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Week adds up to enjoy maths THIS year’s Education Week maths theme will see hundreds of schools and early years services participate in the week, from 17-23 May 2015, through open days, exhibitions, themed class activities and other special events. Under the theme of ‘Crack the Code With Maths’ schools and early childhood programs are encouraged to explore maths with students and parents using the activity
ideas, promotional tools, teaching resources and helpful course and career links found on the Department of Education’s website. Schools will be able to take part in The Great Victorian Coding Challenge in the leadup to Education Week this year by bringing maths to life in their classrooms. Using the simple software Scratch which is already installed on government school
computers, students can create and animate their very own characters and games, and have the chance to win a full-day excursion to specialist maths and science centre Quantum Victoria. And there’s plenty of support for teachers with no knowledge of coding, including short webinars, online resources and ideas for classroom activities.
Other activities will give thousands of children the opportunity to experience freeof-charge educational and cultural activities hosted by museums, galleries, libraries, farms, performance groups and other community organisations with education programs throughout Victoria. Visit www.education.vic.gov.au and follow the Education Week link at the bottom of the page.
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On the right pathways LYNDHURST Secondary College places high expectations on its staff and students and the vast array of pathways it offers. “At Lyndhurst Secondary College we are a progressive learning community that aims to empower students for learning and life,” principal Warren Wills said. “The college has high expectations of all of our students and delivers a diverse, engaging and stimulating learning program designed to maximise the outcomes of each and every student. “All students have the option to access their own net-book, enabling them access to ICT resources in every lesson.” He said next year would be important for the school. “We launch the Academic Curriculum Enhancement (ACE) Program in 2016, a specialised class for highly achieving students where students will be encouraged to increase the breadth and depth of their learning, whilst nurturing each student’s individual capabilities,” the principal said. “These students will also have access to an early start VCE in later years that will increase the number of units they can study which, in turn, can increase their ATAR scores. “All members of our school community are encouraged to contribute to and respect the richness and diversity of the different
cultural groups that make up our school community, through our award winning Multipride program. “In addition to this, those seeking a career in a trade have a broad range of VET and VCAL options available to them, including school based apprenticeships. “Student voice is considered vital at Lyndhurst Secondary College and students have extensive opportunities to exercise this through a varied portfolio of student leadership positions.” Lyndhurst, which has been around since 1981, operates with a core value of respect which underpins all it does. “In addition to this, our focus on developing high expectations for our staff and students ensures that quality learning is our priority,” Mr Wills said. “We seek to empower our students to find a pathway that is individually suited to them and then support them to achieve the best possible outcomes in their chosen pathway.” There are limited places in the select entry ACE program still available for 2016. Interested students should contact the college. Lyndhurst Secondary College is at 950 South Gippsland Highway, Cranbourne, on 5996 0144. Visit www.lyndhurst.vic.edu. au.
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At Hampton Park Secondary College we are committed to providing a safe and supportive learning environment through our school-wide positive behaviour policy. This is promoted by our College values – Respect, Learning and Working Together. We offer a variety of programs, including the following:
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A wholesome education met ST Peter’s College in Cranbourne and East Cranbourne offers faith-based education aimed at “educating the whole child” as well as individualised learning to suit each child. College marketing manager April Hampson said the college offered secondary school Catholic co-education for students from Year 7 to Year 12. “The college has Catholic faith-based education, and is a Year 7 to 12 secondary school with specific VCE and VCAL, VET study programs,” she said. “We have a new purpose-built trade skills centre opened in 2015, and we are now offering Certificate II Electrotechnology and Certificate II in Engineering.” Ms Hampson said the college was focused on “developing our students to meet the needs of our 21st century” as well as providing opportunities for excellence, engagement and achievement across all areas and endeavours of learning. “The college is committed to the enrichment of the whole person and strengthening the qualities of our students so that they may lead with wisdom, compassion and courage,” she said. The college has been operating for 20 years, and has numerous teaching and support staff who were past pupils of St Peter’s College who have now returned to support the ongoing aims of the college. And with the college now in its 20th year, it is an exciting time to be part of the school community. Stage 3A building at the new state-of-the-art East Campus is due to be completed next month, and the purpose-built trade skills centre has been opened this year at the West Campus. The college can be found at 1005 CranbourneFrankston Road, Cranborne, and 55 MacKillop Way, East Cranbourne. Phone 5990 7777 for more information.
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For special teaching OFFICER Specialist School is a new purpose-built facility servicing the needs of students aged between 5-18, with mild to severe intellectual and associated disabilities in the shires of Cardinia and Casey. The school is built to cater for 272 students. There are 27 classrooms, visual and performance arts spaces, food technology, multipurpose and withdrawal spaces and extensive therapy spaces. Areas for social gathering are also featured. It is expected that teachers will work in teams that include therapists and assistants and be prepared to work with a diverse range of students. Officer Specialist School aims to create reflective and independent learners for life through a learning community that provides a challenging and secure environment responsive
to individual learning needs. We believe that effective learning occurs when outstanding and innovative teachers provide a variety of tasks that actively engage students who are encouraged to take responsibility for their own learning. The expectation is that students will be successful and enthusiastic learners, capable of building positive relationships. Officer Specialist School believes that every child, irrespective of their disability, can and will learn in an environment of dignity and respect. It is the role of the school and its community to build on a child’s strengths and talents to ensure that each child reaches their full potential. The school aims to develop students who are able to contribute to, and participate in all aspects of community life in a positive way.
Students will develop a wide range of skills to enable them to live enviable lives as independently as possible. The school’s mission is to create reflective and independent learners for life through a learning community that provides a challenging and secure environment responsive to individual learning needs. The expectation is that students will be successful and enthusiastic learners capable of building positive relationships. Officer Specialist School and wider community has engaged in a comprehensive consultative conversation, to clarify its shared vision for education, appropriate for preparing students with additional learning needs for the future. Officer Specialist School is situated at 3 Parker Street, Officer, 5943 2800.
RANGEBANK Pre-School is an inviting and educational pre-school in Cranbourne. Alongside the professional education staff, volunteer parents help out to enhance the nurturing, caring and child focussed environment. “We have an inviting, educational pre-school program for three and four year olds in a structured environment,” educator Barbara Ryan said. “This is a committee run pre-school which is family and child focussed.” She said Rangebank offered a variety of activities and events to interest and engage children. “It is an inviting open centre encouraging families to visit and observe. “It is family friendly and toddlers are very welcome and included while their parents are on duty. “We focus on providing quality educational pre-school with a focus on individual child development based around a structured learning environment.” The school holds special event days including Mother’s Day, father’s night, an international day, Easter and Christmas celebrations, teddy bears picnic, footy day and grandparents’ day. It also encourages parent involvement from duties to working bees and fundraising.
Pictured are Zack and Abby. The preschool has a long tradition and has been running for the past 32 years. This is Barbara’s ninth year as an educator at Rangebank, although she has more than 20 years in the industry including working in a Montessori school and nannying in Canada. Barbara and Jenny Wright have worked as a united team for the past eight years.
The preschool will hold a Bunnings barbecue on 7 June and trivia night on 20 June. Rangebank Pre-school can be found at 40-46 Lesdon Avenue, Cranbourne. It is open on Mondays and Wednesdays from 8am to 4.30pm and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 8am to 4pm. Phone 5996 4633.
Cranbourne Primary School is the oldest primary school in Cranbourne. It was first built in 1890 on its original site and moved to its present site in February 1969. While we acknowledge and respect our history, we are also proud of what we are achieving today. The school design now includes flexible indoor/outdoor teaching spaces. The learning environment at CPS enables staff to work together, providing quality learning opportunities for all students.
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Global network of excellence THE new Officer Secondary College is open for business. The college is architecturally designed with 21st century learners in mind. It has been fully fitted out with hearing augmentation that will benefit not just the hearing impaired students but all learners. This is the first year for the school and it has opened with state-of-the art facilities coming on line including hospitality, gymnasium, research and resource centre, administration and performing arts. Officer Secondary College is next door to the Specialist School which provides it with a platform for inclusion. It also belongs to several global collaborative networks. Because it is a new school staff are able to build the culture of their college from the ground up. With only a year seven intake each year, staff can ensure there is a high quality curriculum and culture and expectation of excellence in every aspect. The school is part of a global education network that enables the students to develop skills required for the future. There is a three court gymnasium, co-funded by Cardinia
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Kambrya features in landmark TV show The new Officer Secondary College. council, that will bring the school and broader community together. The aim is for the college and council is to be a community hub. The college is a team teaching school that aims to personalise learning to ensure success and excellence. Staff, from newly graduated to experienced professionals,
have the flexibility to deliver. The school has just held a hugely successful grade six information evening but for those who missed it they can go onto the website and register for a college tour. Find Officer Secondary College at 1 Parker Street, Officer. Office hours are 8.30am to 4.30pm. Phone 5942 4000.
A BERWICK-BASED school has been chosen to take part in a landmark television event. CJZ Productions has been commissioned by the ABC to produce a landmark television series addressing the vexed and complex issue of how to raise the standard of school education in Australia. The ABC’s brief is for a series that illustrates “real children having their life opportunities improved’’, and for the series to follow the day to day happenings of a typical Australian school where quality teach-
ing and learning is a priority. CJZ believes Kambrya College, in the Melbourne suburb of Berwick, is the school that best fits these criteria. The aim is to showcase what does work to improve outcomes for students, and to closely observe a school that can be a role model for others around the nation. The lessons learned should be applicable to the majority of schools in the country, whether they are public or private. Kambrya was chosen after months of intensive research across Australia.
During the past six years, Kambrya College has transformed from one of the lowest performing schools in Victoria, to the point where it sits among the top 20 per cent of government schools in the state. The series will follow students and teachers at Kambrya College over the course of the 2015 school year, focusing primarily on Year 7 and Year 12 students, to illustrate the teaching methods and targeted interventions helping students to maximise their potential.
FAITH EDUCATION & SERVICE At St Peter’s College we pride ourselves on knowing our students both pastorally and academically, equipping them with the required skills necessary for the 21st Century. Our House System allows Learning Advisors and House Leaders to work closely with small ‘Student Tutor Groups’ over the six years a student is with us. Through this relationship we encourage our students to value effort and strive for excellence, always challenging them to be the best they can be.
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A BERWICK plastic surgeon has praised the Casey community for raising the funds to have a young child from Papua New Guinea with severe burns to his face treated in Victoria 20 years ago. The story of Wesley Koni - who as a young child fell into a fire inside his family’s grass hut home in the Eastern Highlands of PNG - has come full circle. On Sunday 60 Minutes aired the heart-wrenching conclusion to Wesley’s story, in which the now rehabilitated young adult returned to his home village to see his mother and father, more than 20 years after he was first taken to Australia. Dr Malcolm Linsell, who was a member of the Cranbourne Salvation Army at the time, was the first surgeon to operate on three-yearold Wesley, after a fellow volunteer working in PNG read about the Berwick man’s skills and sought his help. In late March, 1993, the Casey community raised $20,000 to ensure Wesley could make the journey to Australia, where he was operated on by Dr Linsell. “When I first saw a photo I genuinely went oh my God, what are we going to do?” Dr Linsell told the News this week. “I’d never quite seen anything like it.” Wesley’s face had been completely burnt on one side. “He was so weak he couldn’t lift his head up, so his head had settled on his chest and became melded to his chest,” Dr Linsell said. “The right side of his mouth was attached to where his left nipple
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Better to wear out than rust By GEORGIA WESTGARTH STANDING in front of an archway of balloons at the 2015 Casey Volunteer Awards, Mayor Cr Mick Morland called the guests of the night “our greatest asset.” Cr Morland said sustained volunteering has shown an improvement in social connection, health, happiness and even a better night’s sleep. The room full of smiles certainly reflected this, as more than 150 volunteers and their families were recognised at the Cranbourne Turf Club on Friday 8 May. Pairs, groups, individuals and organisations were acknowledged for their contribution to the community and this year the Casey Volunteer Award was a joint affair. Up against 30 nominees President of the Pearcedale Country Women’s Association, Sue Chanter, and President at St Paul Apostle Catholic Community Church in Endeavour Hills, Liseby Lapierre won the Casey Volunteer Award. Ms Lapierre said volunteering has benefitted her life in many ways and the award was a really nice surprise. “Someone once told me that there is something wrong in the world if people can’t volunteer a couple of hours a week, I would encourage people to think about volunteering- it’s very rewarding,” she said. Ms Lapierre volunteers up to 20 hours a week to various multicultural and inter-faith organisations and agrees with Cr Morland that she sleeps well at night.
A volunteer for the past 27 years, Ms Lapierre volunteers three hours a week at the Wellspring Dandenong centre for women. “I look after the children while their mother is having English conversation classes, if there weren’t volunteers they would not be able to come and learn English,” Ms Lapierre said. Co-winner, Ms Chanter said she has been volunteering almost all of her life and said especially once retired “you might as well wear out than rust out.” Walking one and half kilometres most mornings, Ms Chanter picks up rubbish on the side walk and has been volunteering at the Cranbourne Salvation Army Opportunity Shop for almost 22 years. “I was very stunned to win, I thought there was far more worthy people that had done so much more,” she said. A very humble winner, Ms Chanter said “I always think if you can give back something to the community its good, there are always so many people in need of help.” The 15th annual Casey Volunteer Awards wrapped up with six winners on the night and two taking home highly commended awards. The Casey Young Volunteer Award went to 17-year-old Mark Morante, a Year-12 student at Berwick Collage. Mr Morante said he didn’t want to trade off his volunteering with the Casey Youth Action Committee for more study hours during VCE. “I find it a bit difficult juggling Year
12 and volunteering but I find it more rewarding than homework,” he said. The volunteer group award went to the Berwick Opportunity Shop Inc, marking their 26th year in Clyde Road, Berwick. The shop has managed to donate around $4 million to their local community over the years, with some working volunteers more than 80-years-old. Delivering meals two days a week and providing safe and reliable transport to medical appointments for frail and aged clients, Joan and Noel Ryan won the Casey Volunteering Pair Award. The Cranbourne Information and Support Service Inc (CISS) won the Volunteer Organisation Award for their crisis intervention, emergency relief and counselling support over the past 35 years. Information officer, Susan Arlove, has been a volunteer at CISS for 24 years and accepted the award with volunteer of about 16 years, Ros Larke. Giving one day a week to CISS, long term Cranbourne resident Ms Arlove said volunteering has taught her a lot about her township and has given her a bigger picture outlook on life. “You learn a lot from the clients that you help, about their lives and how they’re coping and you appreciate your own life a lot more,” she said. Who Cares? We Do and the Casey Youth Fitness Program were also awarded highly commended certificates on the night.
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Work support welcome By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS CALL it faint praise - but this year’s Federal Budget is at least “not as savage” as the 2014 proposal, says Cranbourne Information and Support Service executive director Leanne Petrides. “There seems to be more incentives for people getting into the workforce and less punishment,” she said. Ms Petrides was worried that nonworking parents could be cut off from child care access though there were legitimate reasons for them to need the service, such as to help socialise the child. “From my first read of it, the government is targeting it as a work-support package for people currently working or mums entering the workforce.”
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Some of the budget highlights include: A $10 million grant for Casey council’s proposed cultural centre Bunjil Place in Narre Warren; Extra child care support for disadvantaged and vulnerable children: Extra child care subsidies for families earning between $65,000 and $170,000: Immediate tax deductions for small businesses buying equipment up to $20,000; More support for young disadvantaged people to get into work, including migrants and those with mental health issues; $30 per fortnight allowance boost for 170,000 pensioners with “modest assets”.
Ms Petrides welcomed a $63.4 million package to continue funding microfinance services over five years. The funds would help people on low incomes to get no and low-interest loans rather than fall into “the trap of lending from pawnbrokers and payday lenders”. She praised boosting Newstart payments for young people - which are “well below the poverty line” - as well as winding down the six-month wait for the allowance. She gave qualified support to boosting incentives to employ people aged 50-plus. “My concern is there are already more people applying for positions than there are jobs available. “The maths doesn’t add up.”
Hampton Park Networking Group president Vanessa Gerdes said she still had “a few questions” about the small business tax deductions. “It’s fine giving money for small business to grow but it has to be a realistic benefit like manufacturing equipment. “If it’s used just for a new desk and new computer - it could just as easily be used by the kids at home. “Are we opening the door for corrupt small businesses that are just going to write off everything?” She said increased subsidies to help mothers to return to work were insufficient. Part-time incomes that were chewed up by child care and kindergarten costs were “not worth it” Ms Gerdes said.
Short-changed or short-sighted over road upgrade Opposition Leader Matthew Guy, left, alongside Opposition Roads and Infrastructure spokesman Ryan Smith, centre, and Gembrook MP Brad Battin, right, beside Thompsons Road, which the Opposition Leader says Labor has failed to allocate enough funding to in the latest State Budget.
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD OPPOSITION Leader Matthew Guy has slammed the government for allocating only $20.5 million in this year’s State Budget to duplicate Thompsons Road despite promising $175 million for the upgrade prior to the election. Mr Guy, who visited Merinda Park train station last Wednesday with Gembrook MP Brad Battin and Opposition roads spokesman Ryan Smith, said the Thompsons Road funding allocation was an “insult” to the Casey community. The State Budget, released on Tuesday, indicates $480,000 will be spent on the Thompsons Road project up to 30 June 2015, with $20 million to follow over the rest of the Government’s term. “It’s not a luxury, this is a necessity to be upgraded,” Mr Guy said. “For the Government to promise $175 million and to deliver barely $20 million $500,000 in the first year - is a huge insult to the people of Casey. They were prom-
ised more and they deserve better.” Last June Labor promised to spend $175 million on the duplication of two sections of Thompsons Road - between Dandenong-Frankston Road and South Gippsland Highway, and between Narre Warren-Cranbourne and Clyde roads - if
it won the election. The Government estimated it was used by 24,000 vehicles a day. Mr Battin said the money allocated to Thompsons Road in Tuesday’s Budget would only “get the planning done”. “They said the road would be duplicat-
ed at the end of the four years, finished, finalised, the whole lot,” he said. “That’ll get the planning done. “To me, that says if they’re planning it in the next four years, they’re not intending on building it in the next four years. “They’ve blatantly lied to the Casey community.” Narre Warren South MP Judith Graley said the Government was “committed to delivering on its election commitment of $175 million to upgrade Thompsons Road which is why we have started the planning process”. “In the 2015-’16 Budget the Andrews Labor Government is investing $20 million to do the planning and pre-construction work to duplicate Thompsons Road,” she said. “This is in addition to the $500,000 investment to fast track the planning process which was announced in February.”
Shot fired at car A SHOTGUN was fired at a man’s car as he was driving through Cranbourne North last week. The victim was travelling on Thomspons Road when the shot was fired, hitting the side of his car around 9.30pm on Tuesday 5 May. A ballistics investigation revealed the shot was fired from a shotgun but the offender wasn’t seen and the motive is unknown. The driver escaped uninjured.
Windscreen smashed POLICE have urged witnesses to come forward after a harrowing Devon Meadows road rage incident in which a motorbike rider smashed the windscreen of a car with his helmet in daylight. It’s believed many people were in the area when the motorbike rider tried to run the victim and his wife off Fisheries Road, forcing the driver to pull over the car around 11.45am on Monday 6 April. The rider then took off his helmet and shattered the car’s windscreen with it, before threatening the driver and his wife. Constable Jonathan Sagoe-Crentsil said there were people on the side of the road at the time who may have seen the motorbike’s licence plate.
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WHILE some Tooradin residents have been waiting almost 10 years, it took only 10 days to get 615 signatures on a petition for a playground on Sambur Road in Tooradin. The vacant block of land with a few trees, park bench and a footpath is rarely used, petitioner co-ordinator Melinda Lenders said. “I’ve seen people walk dogs through occasionally and a dad and son kick a footy, but for the population that’s there, it’s not getting used,” Ms Lenders said. With no park on the northern side of the Gippsland highway, residents have to travel two kilometres to the nearest playground on the Tooradin foreshore. “It’s a four-kilometre round trip, you have to go a long way out of your way to get there and it’s unsafe for kids crossing the highway, if they want to get to the playground some are tempted to walk across the highway instead of walking to the pedestrian lights 100 metres down,” she said. Tooradin resident of seven years, Ms Lenders said the foreshore playground was quite old and frequented by a lot of travellers. “It can sometimes be hard to get a car park on weekends, and some people bought homes around Sambur road under the assumption that a playground was going to be built,” she said. Tooradin resident Tarryn Studham lives across the road from the deserted field and was among the 615 signatories. “I have a family with children that would get a lot of use out of this park, and when we purchased the property we were told this land was going to be a children’s park, seven
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Hand up to help THIS week we celebrate National Volunteer Week and recognise the outstanding work many volunteers do within our community. More than 6 million Australians volunteer their time each year to help those in need. Their efforts make a marked difference in the lives of many and they all deserve our thanks and recognition for all that they do. Whether it is the Narre Warren SES Unit or the Hampton Park CFA they are there for us, often during our most difficult times. Amongst many this past year I have been especially appreciative of the good work of the Casey Multi-faith Network in promoting harmony and understanding in our diverse community. Hampton Park Progress Association for always standing up for the people of Hampton Park and Casey North Community Information and Support Service for lending a helping hand when it’s needed the most. My heartfelt thanks for all that you do. I encourage everyone to put their hand up and volunteer. It’s a great feeling to make a difference in the lives of those who need our help and inspiration. Again thank you to each and every volunteer who gives so much to our local community. Judith Graley, Narre Warren South MP.
Gratitude in store I WISH to express my thanks and appreciation to Colin Penny, store manager of Woolworths, corner Thompson Road and South Gippsland Highway, for allowing the Ladies Guild of St John’s Anglican Church to have a cake stall inside the store on the first Saturday every second month. Over the last 12 months money raised at the stall has helped purchase a fit out for the newly renovated St John’s Community Hall. This has been achieved without the burden being carried by hall users. We have enjoyed good relations with both staff and customers who look forward to opportunities to purchase our home cooked cakes, slices and jams. Dianne Mitchell, St John’s Anglican Church, Cranbourne.
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Barbed bouquets HOW impressed was I to walk into the McDonald’s store near Camms Road in Cranbourne on Sunday and see the restaurant adorned with Mother’s Day balloons and nearly every table decorated with floral arrangements. Never before had I seen this done and was quite impressed that they went to all that trouble and effort to make it an even more special occasion for those mothers lucky enough to visit on the day. This was short lived, however, when some customers decided to steal the flowers from their table upon leaving the restaurant. If that wasn’t bad enough, I then witnessed another couple of families complain to staff and managers about the fact that they were not allowed to take the flowers from their
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tables when they left. What has the world come to when all people can do is think of themselves and then try to bully or pressure innocent staff. As a result the management was forced to remove the remaining flowers from the tables in an attempt to avoid anymore unnecessary conflict and most likely will not go to the trouble again next year for Mother’s Day, meaning that a lot more people will miss out because of a selfish few. Not to be outdone, however, those last few families left with balloons as a token of their “right to have something for free”. Shame on you all those involved in the theft and full credit to the staff and managers on duty that day. David Connor, Pakenham.
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YOUNG people from across Casey joined in National Youth Week celebrations at the annual Rock ‘n’ Skate Festival on Saturday 18 April at The Shed Indoor Skatepark in Cranbourne East. With a festival-like atmosphere, the event centred on a scooter, BMX and skate competition but also included a visit from the Casey 360 bus, rides, art exhibitions, workshops, demonstrations, prizes and free slurpees from major sponsor 7-Eleven. Rock ‘n’ Skate Festival winners were:
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Ranger attack By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS AN EVICTED man chased down a council animal ranger’s car, attacked the ranger and then evaded police after his unregistered dogs were seized in Dandenong North. A court was told on Monday that Jeffrey Keith Miller’s dogs were taken by three City of Greater Dandenong rangers while he was being evicted from his home by police and Department of Human Services staff on 1 August. Police prosecutor Leading Senior Constable Sue McGuire told Dandenong Magistrates’ Court that the 41-year-old Hampton Park man became agitated, saying: “Who has my dogs?” He quickly accelerated a vehicle in pursuit of one of the ranger vans, prompting police to follow him. Miller’s vehicle cut in front of the van, causing a collision
between his trailer and the van’s front-end in Fair Crescent. The court was told the ranger locked herself in the car to protect herself as Miller demanded to know the location of his dogs and her details. Miller then punched through the driver-side window, striking the “terrified” ranger’s arm and showering her face with glass. “She was in fear that the accused was going to punch her head in,” Ldg Sen Const McGuire told the court. A second ranger drew a baton and confronted Miller, who then fled in his car. During his escape, Miller drove at an on-coming police vehicle, which was flashing emergency lights, The police vehicle’s driver swerved the car to avoid a headon collision. Miller also drove off the road to avoid a make-shift police roadblock.
The court was told police decided it was unsafe to pursue the learner-permit driver due to his speed, behaviour and wet conditions. Miller was also ordered to compensate the council for the van’s broken window. When arrested, Miller told police he was angered because the ranger “wouldn’t hand over my dogs”. “I just wanted to get my dogs back.” Magistrate Jack Vandersteen bailed Miller to appear at Dandenong Magistrates’ Court on 22 June for sentencing, pending medical confirmation the accused had an acquired brain injury that caused his impulsivity. Mr Vandersteen foreshadowed that Miller would be put on a justice plan and community corrections order. “If you re-offend (in the meantime), all bets are off.”
Police probe several fires NARRE Warren police have been called to a number of fires throughout Casey in the last week - both suspicious and non-suspicious. A woman’s Cranbourne West home was nearly engulfed by flames after a fire lit in a backyard chiminea wasn’t properly extinguished around 4am on Monday 11 May. CFA, who extinguished the blaze, believe the fire was ignited from ash left in the chimanea, located under a pergola at
the Comte Close property. No one was injured in the blaze. It comes after a witness spotted a fire in scrubland near a walking track in Pearcedale around 7pm on Sunday 3 May. CFA are treating the fire, which was close to Middle Road, as suspicious after they found a pile of sawdust near the blaze. CFA crews were also called to a street fire in Cranbourne
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around 10pm on Thursday 7 May. Detectives are treating the Duff Street fire as suspicious after flammable accelerant was discovered at the scene. Nothing was damaged as a result of the street fire. Anyone with any information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, or submit a confidential crime report at www.crimestoppersvic. com.au.
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Dani Rothwell 115551 “For far too long, Monash University has provided no answers.” On 1 January, 2014, Monash University’s Gippsland Campus was taken over by Federation Uni. Ms Rothwell fears the Berwick campus will face a similar fate. “The Gippsland students got very little warning that the campus was changing hands, and now they’re studying at a uni that they didn’t apply for,” she said. “It’s not fair and students deserve better.” Monash has been asked for comment. See next week’s Pakenham Gazette for further details.
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By LACHLAN MOORHEAD HALLAM has been the worst hit suburb in Casey for car thefts over a two week period from April to May, according to another police hotspot map The map, released by police last Monday, highlights Hallam as the worst affected suburb for theft from and theft of cars from Monday 20 April to Sunday 3 May. Cranbourne East was the next worst hit, according to the map. But Detective Senior Sergeant John Bergin said the targeted suburbs seemed to shift each month, with the previous hot spot map collated for March indicating Beaconsfield and Narre Warren South as the worst affected areas. “It’s a very opportunistic crime, as you know, and it’s really hard to track the patterns,” he said. The renewed crack down on car thefts comes after police launched Operation Stance in February, a project run by the Narre Warren CIU which identifies hot spots in the municipal-
A police hot spot map indicates Hallam was one of the worst affected suburbs for car thefts recently. ity where there are high rates of this type of auto crime - particularly thefts from cars. According to the latest police statistics, released by the Crime Statistics Agency in March, there were 248.5 motor vehicle thefts in Casey per a 100,000 resident population in 2014, up from 215.5 the year before. Det Sen Sgt Bergin said it was incredibly frustrating that many of the thefts were from unlocked cars and that valuables were left visible, despite police urging the community to stay vigilant.
“A lot of European cities encourage cars to be devoid of all personal property,” he said. “You walk down the streets of London and look into the cars and there’s nothing in them, but not in Casey.” Operation Stance will continue until the end of June, with at least 50 additional high visibility police officers taking part. Anyone with any information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, or submit a confidential crime report at www.crimestoppersvic. com.au.
Terror charge bail denied A HAMPTON PARK teenager charged in relation to an alleged Anzac Day terror plot has been denied bail. Magistrate Suzie Cameron remanded 18-year-old Harun Causevic in custody on Friday. Its alleged Causevic and his co-accused Sevdet Besim, also 18, plotted to run down a police officer with a car, behead
him and use his gun to shoot a crowd of people at an Anzac Day service in Melbourne’s south-east. Causevic and Besim are set to appear back in court in August. The decision came on the same day police raided several properties in Melbourne’s northern suburbs in relation to a counter-terrorism operation last week.
A 17-year-old, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was arrested following the raids and has been remanded in custody after a brief appearance in the Children’s Court. It is alleged the teen had been making explosive devices and planned to use them over the Mother’s Day weekend.
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A PAKENHAM man described by a magistrate as having one of the “most significant” list of prior convictions was refused bail on Monday. According to a prosecution bail summary, the “well known recidivist offender” - who cannot be named due to being a protected Crown witness - had been charged with an “outrageous amount” of 306 counts in Victoria. His previous prior convictions included aggravated burglary, rape, cultivating narcotics, numerous drug offences, weapon offences and failing to appear in court while on bail on multiple occasions. At Dandenong Magistrates’ Court on Monday, the 43-yearold applied for bail over an alleged spree of thefts from motor vehicles, using stolen credit cards and other thefts in Greater Dandenong and Casey over two weeks in December and January. The man allegedly stole wallets, cards and cash from five
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On the other hand, Mr Vandersteen noted the man’s significant drug and alcohol abuse, numerous jail stints and “unrelenting” recent offending. The applicant had most recently served 13 months in jail until July last year. “You’ve got one of the most significant prior convictions (list) we’d see in court,” Mr Vandersteen said. “Though I accept you’re ready for treatment, I can’t see one court order that you haven’t breached.” Mr Vandersteen said he wasn’t prepared to send the applicant back to the family home given the man’s recent history of family violence. He said the applicant’s application for a drug-court treatment order on 28 May - which includes a strict regime of regular drug testing, counselling and monitoring - was “probably the most sensible outcome for you”. “You’re not deterred by (the threat of) another term of imprisonment.”
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She picked up the vehicle, keys and paperwork at the victim’s home for the haggleddown price of $15,750 and feigned to transfer the money on her phone. After being tracked down by Casey CIU, Finnegan returned the vehicle. Finnegan made full admissions to Casey, Yarra Ranges and Gisborne CIU detectives, claiming she owed money to an abusive now-former partner who had threatened to kill her. Defence lawyer Fiona Cameron said Finnegan - who now lives and works part-time as a hairdresser at her parents’ home - had used her real name, contact details and Facebook account in a “relatively unsophisticated scam”. “She knew it would come back eventually,” she said. Ms Cameron argued that the accused, as the sole carer of a seven-month daughter, should not go to jail. Finnegan’s parents were unable to leave work to testify in court that they would suffer hardship if they had to care for the infant, Ms Cameron said. “She was recently a victim of a scam and feels she learnt her lesson.”
Magistrate Jack Vandersteen challenged Finnegan to back up the “abusive” partner claims but she denied his request for bank statements to show she had made synchronous cash withdrawals. “I can only draw one inference, that what you’re telling us is not true,” Mr Vandersteen said. Mr Vandersteen said he also had trouble accepting that Finnegan had 14 prior convictions for property-by-deception to appease another abusive partner. “You’re asking me to accept that because she was in two abusive relationships, she was compelled to do this. “I’ve listened to a series of lies that she’s told to a number of people.” He sentenced Finnegan to an 18-month community corrections order with 275 hours of unpaid work, supervision and a ban on using the internet for buying or selling goods. Finnegan was ordered to pay restitution of $8650 to her Gumtree victims, and to provide a DNA sample to Chelsea police.
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* Planning permit for 8 warehouses * Warehouse ranging from 109m² to 150m² * Commercial 2 Zone * Land size 1653 m² * Close to Monash freeway Call : Rick Lauretta 0418 800 913
(214191) Last parcel of undeveloped residential land left in Koo Wee Rup Township. Land size: 24.6 ha ( 60.78 Acres) Approx. Adjacent to Koo Wee Rup Heath services. No GAIC tax ( subject to state revenue approval). Close proximity to Koo Wee Rup Township. Strong Growth area. For further information call Rick Lauretta directly.
CRANBOURNE
$400,000 +GST CRANBOURNE
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(215098) Located down a quiet road, set high & dry is this picturesque 40 acre hobby farm with quality undulating pastures adding loads of character and great for water run off, and with panoramic views. With features such as, 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom home. Outdoor entertaining area. Fenced to 5 large grazing paddocks & 2 yards. 3 dams, supplying plenty of water for stock & domestic use. Hay & utility shed. Previously used as a deer farm, this property would well suit all sorts of needs. An inspection is a must.
$1,690,000 HORSES FOR COURSES
WORK & LIVE FROM HOME Victoria’s newest Residential Business address. Bring working and home life together. Ground floor 148.45m²/first floor with office 162m². 3 bedroom plus study, Bathroom, double LU Garage. Separate access for Home & office entry. Range of Facades, finishes and floor plans available. Variety of Home with Office or Warehouse floor plan combinations.
‘EVANS PARK” - CRANBOURNE’S NEWEST BUSINESS VILLAGE Lots from 1,065m² - 1,653m² • Priced from $235 per m² • Zoned Commercial 1, Commercial 2, & Mixed Use • Close to Train Station & Schools • Part of a Growing Community • 10 Minutes from the Monash & Eastlink
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(215119) Located on a bitumen road in the heights of Nar Nar Goon North is this magnificent horse property. There is still a little to be done to finish off this beauty, but with everything that is already on offer it is sure to impress the equine enthusiast. With quality undulating pastures and fitted out with some of the best fencing going around you cannot go past this one.2 bedroom relocatable home. Large utility/hay shed. Fenced to 12 paddocks, all with water & hot wire. Several holding yards. Wide convenient lane ways allowing access to all paddocks. Stables & loose boxes. Training track. An inspection is a must to truly experience & appreciate what this great property really has to offer.
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(215113) Factory With Street Frontage, Industrial 1 Zone, 154 Square Metres (215110) PRIME LOCATION, only minutes’ walk to the school, childcare, (approx.), High Clearance Roller Door. Presently set up as a showroom. Bunnings & Safeway, 3 bedrooms, floating timber floors, timber kitchen with For Further Details Contact:Frank Barrett. wall oven and gas cooking and gas heating, air conditioner, two way bathroom. General 528m² approx. block plus double garage with extra entertaining storage area. Call Frank Barrett for all inspections.
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$375,000 Cranbourne West
CoastaL viLLage CoLoniaL stYLe CharMer (215099) 4 bedroom homestead style property with full ensuite to master plus BIRs, open plan kitchen, two separate living areas, bar area in lounge plus reverse cycle air-conditioner and coonara heater. Set on a generous 650m² approx. block with pergola and large garage. New carpets, freshly painted in neutral tonings, all new guttering, spouting, roof redone.
(214320) Brand new 3 bedroom home/unit with full ensuite to master bedroom, spacious living areas, walk to train station and all facilities. Fantastic large open plan design on a 218m² approx. block. Rear home of only two built. Move in or ad your investment portfolio also included with a double garage. You can’t go wrong, save thousands on stamp duties. Call Frank Barrett direct.
$399,000 blind bight
72 sCarborough avenue - approx. 1222M² bLoCK (214318) 4 bdr home. Ducted heating & air con, master with full ensuite & walk in robe. Ceramic tiling, quality carpets, wall oven & gas cooktop plus dishwasher. Built in robes, double garage under rooline with rear access door plus separate driveway to rear yard. Approx 1222m² block.
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“this ones a stunner” (215027) Rejuvenated to perfection 3 bdrms plus study home with a blend of floorboards and carpets, full ensuite & walk through and built in robes. Coonara plus split system. 40mm caesar stone benches, kitchen with 5 burner stove & dishwasher, family/lounge area plus cinema room, decked pergola area. Great access to the back yard plus large high clearance carport.
$679,000 CRANBOURNE
$459,950
a liFe oF sPlendid abundance (215069) An elegant 2 storey residence on a 512m² (approx) block offering pure abundance & living at its best. 4 large bedrooms, master includes a walk in robe, ensuite, separate toilet and balcony & also includes a living area. Formal lounge & open plan kitchen/meals and living downstairs. The stylish & modern kitchen has a walk in pantry & stainless steel dishwasher & cooking appliances. Ducted heating and evaporative cooling. Fantastic outdoor entertaining area which includes built in kitchen with stainless steel cook top. Double garage with its own split system reverse cycle unit. Call to book your inspection today.
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$519,500 LYNBROOK
4 BEDROOMS & STUDY - 630M² BLOCK (215114) 4 bedrooms plus study, ducted heating & evaporative cooling, large tiled kitchen area with wall oven, S/S hot plates & dishwasher & 40mm ceasar stone benches. Tiled family rumpus plus huge formal lounge, master bedroom with full ensuite & spa bath plus double vanities. Ex display home quality, generous 630m² approx. block plus double garage with auto door.
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(215049) This beautifully presented property is established on a 1000m² block with huge tradesman shed 9mx8mx3.5m & extensive concreting area throughout.The home offers 4 bedrooms, ensuite, excellent kitchen with Smeg appliances, open plan living areas, ducted heating, evaporative cooling & massive outdoor pergola entertaining area. Double garage with internal access.
(215097) 4 large bedrooms, study and 2 big living areas. Well-designed kitchen with huge bench space. Master boasts separate ensuite and walk in robe. New carpet laid & freshly painted internally throughout. Sensational decking/pergola area. Enormous garage with side access to backyard. Be quick for this.
(215089) Approx. 5 years young on a 745m² block. 3 bdrs plus guest/cinema room with projector & 110 inch screen. Full ensuite to master bdrm, under bench oven, gas cook top & dishwasher plus lounge & family room.Video intercom with home network, air con. plus gas ducted heating & solar hot water. Fully secured yard plus merbau decked pergola patio & 3500 litre water tank with pump.
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$397,500 Cranbourne
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(215088) Spacious 4 bedroom family home with 3 large living areas. Formal lounge/dining. Open plan kitchen, meals, living plus a 3rd living zone. Master bedroom has ensuite & walk in robe. Modern kitchen appliances, heating and cooling. Double garage plus shed on a 1000m² block (approx).
(215118) HUNT CLUB LOCATION 5 YEARS YOUNG. 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home with quality ixtures and ittings, carpeted to bedrooms and lounge, ducted heating split system heat & cooling. Great kitchen with stainless appliances and dishwasher.
This beautifully presented town house is located in one of the best streets in the area. It’s got 3 large bedrooms, good size living, vogue bathroom, excellent kitchen with fantastic modern appliances. High ceilings (approximately 9 foot) and wonderful outdoor decking area overlying lovely garden. Be quick for this home!
148 High Street, Cranbourne
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9 Chantenay Parade
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Outstanding Family Home
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Evident from the moment you enter the elegant interior with its sumptuous carpets, tiles & Euro-oak timber floors complemented by a warm & inviting scheme. Situated in the Avenues Estate of Cranbourne North, this 4 bedroom plus study home features master bedroom with ensuite & WIR, a generous sized family bathroom. A gourmet kitchen, butler's pantry, S/S appliances, 900mm gas upright cooker & stone bench tops combine with large family & dining two separate bi-fold doors that lead to a large outdoor alfresco area. Separate rumpus allows for ideal theatre room or teenage retreat.
Situated in the magnificent Hunt Club, this 4 bedroom plus study family home boasts a generous allotment with rear access and a super sized alfresco area for entertaining. The home has been designed to deliver low maintenance living with a strong focus on space and the brilliant way it has been situated on the block. Comprising formal living, combined kitchen meals and family area, separate rumpus and double lock up garage with rear access, all set on 655sqm. Also features ducted heating, cooling and ducted vacuum.
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"DROMANA 27" Situated in Camden Greens Estate, this home accompanies all of your familyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s needs. The master suite includes WIR, full en suite with double vanities & separate toilet. Featuring, separate formal lounge, well appointed kitchen with large stone island bench, finished with stainless steel appliances, all overlooking the meals, family area & outdoor alfresco area. A zoned off rumpus/theatre room completes this free flowing floor plan. Also includes quality flooring, gas ducted heating, large backyard to park a caravan or boat & a double lock up garage with remote internal access. For Sale Price by Negotiation View www.harcourts.com.au Open Saturday 1:00 to 1:30pm Andrew Cassimaty M 0413 873 158
Cranbourne 18 Hotham Street
Cranbourne 21 McGuigan Drive
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This site is situated on a corner location with land size measuring approx 756m2. Walking distance to almost everything & offers the possibility to be developed as a multiple unit site (S.T.C.A). The home features 4 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, large living area & open plan meals area/kitchen area.
Endless possibilities of developing your own business from scratch at this well positioned 3 bedroom home & freehold! Corner allotment 1,100sqm approx. The possibilities also allow for medical (S.T.C.A) or mixed business to cater for a strong demand from surrounding demographic.
For Sale Price by Negotiation View www.harcourts.com.au Leon D'Penha M 0415 205 032
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Pearcedale
Clyde North
11 Noorilim Way
Lot 154 Heather Grove
Fantastic Family Home In A Great Location
Make $$$ before you build! Currently operating as a car park this 512sqmtrs allotment will return you $17,160.00 per annum. If you're in no hurry and want to move into the Selandra Rise Estate to be amongst this fantastic thriving community then consider the possibilities of this well positioned allotment. Located directly opposite parkland and surrounded by the estates finest homes this is truly a great position to build your dream home!
This stunning five bedroom family home features master bedroom with ensuite & WIR, the other bedrooms with built in robes. The kitchen boasts a large open plan area with s/s appliances, front of house comprises of a large formal living zone & a separate rumpus is located at the back of the house. Other features; oversized remote double lock up garage, side access, 5000lt water tank, outdoor spa, pergola, garden shed, ducted heating, ducted evaporative cooling & split systems air con units. For Sale Price by Negotiation View www.harcourts.com.au Open Saturday 2:00 to 2:45pm Robert Matus M 0409 029 518
For Sale $265,000 View www.harcourts.com.au Andrew Cassimaty M 0413 873 158
Devon Meadows 13 Cross Road
A Gem In The Meadows A rare opportunity to secure this remarkable country lifestyle property surrounded by peace & tranquility. Comprising of 3 large bedrooms plus study, the spacious master bedroom has an ensuite & WIR, other bedrooms with built in robes, separate lounge room, kitchen & dining room, large pergola & swimming pool. Only two minutes walk to Devon Meadows Primary school & a short drive to Cranbourne Central. There is also a workshop with plenty of car space, 2 split system air conditioners, wood heater, solar hot water panels & 20 solar panel system. For Sale Price by Neg over $370,000 View www.harcourts.com.au Open Saturday 1:00 to 1:30pm Robert Matus M 0409 029 518
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Narre Warren South 42 Harold Keys Drive
Lynbrook 38 Lindsay Crescent
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A family favourite offering all the space you could ask for with 5 bedrooms, 2 separate living areas & 2 bathrooms all on a 630m2 allotment. Master bedroom with WIR, kitchen opens to a separate tiled dining area, double lock up garage with rear access & large undercover outdoor area. For Sale Price by Negotiation View www.harcourts.com.au Open Saturday 2:00 to 2:30pm Leon D'Penha M 0415 205 032
With 3 bedrooms, master with ensuite & WIR, 2 separate living areas, kitchen has vaulted ceiling equipped with gas cooking & ample bench & storage space. Decking is fully accessible via sliding glass doors, spacious laundry, ducted heating & split air-conditioning & double garage. For Sale Price by Negotiation over $440,000 View www.harcourts.com.au Open Saturday 2:00 to 2:30pm Leon D'Penha M 0415 205 032 1184014
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ROOM TO HORSE AROUND THIS fantastic 2.5acre property will delight families and horses alike. THE home consists of three bedrooms, all with built-in robes, walk-in robe and ensuite to master bedroom. Two spacious living areas allow you to zone off areas of the house, and the central kitchen allows for easy entertaining. With plans and permits allowing for a 13sq addition to the existing residence, the headache has been taken out of extending. Further features include four-split system air-conditioners, ceiling fan and wood-fired coonara, two bathrooms, Remote double lock-up garage to residence, floorboard, tiled and carpeted flooring throughout, gas cook top, electric oven and dishwasher in kitchen, Mod grass tennis court, manicured front garden and secure gating, four fully fenced paddocks with electric wiring, two
fully lined stables and tack room, post and rail yard, dressage area 45m x 20m, 2 x double remote-controlled doors to workshop, 1 x 30,000 litre water tank and 2x 18,000 litre tanks. With the suburbs of Somers, Hastings, Balnarring and Crib Point at your doorstep, enjoy the scenery, beaches and relaxed lifestyle of Westernport at your leisure.
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5 ELLEN CLOSE WARRAGUL
385 DUGGAN NORTH RD FUMINA
A family home with space to cater for each individuals needs on land of ~975m² in a quiet court amongst other quality homes. 4BR & a study are complimented by plenty of living space incl 3 lge living rooms, light illed dining room & a kitchen designed for the lge family in mind. Master with ensuite & WIR+all bdrms are itted with ceiling fans, tv & network points. Heating/cooling is in abundance. The dbl r/c garage has rear roller door & opens to a fantastic backyard! Parkland, playground & school within a short walk. Melb ~1hr.
Enroute to Mt Baw Baw snow ields & high country river ishing is the secluded farming & lifestyle retreat district of Fumina. “Willowsbank” is a very picturesque 67 + acre property running cattle & alpacas. A balance of hills & lats with 1/3rd picturesque bush. 4 bdrm solid brick home features pine lined cathedral ceilings & is set amidst impressive native & oriental gardens with views looking directly across to Mt Baw Baw snowields. Located 16kms Noojee Village, 45 mins to Warragul & 1hr 45 mins to Melb CBD.
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Beautifully renovated 4br home on 1/2 acre allotment/rural setting. 2 bath, 2 great-sized living areas. Solid fuel heating. Decked entertaining area. Large shedding, plenty of space for boat/truck/trailer. Close to Drouin’s amenities. For Sale $439,000 - $469,000 View www.harcourts.com.au/VDN24758 Open Saturday 10.00am - 10.30am Brad Boyde P 03 5625 2877 M 0400 775 388 E brad.boyde@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Drouin
Drouin Lovely lifestyle property. Elevated 5719m2 (approx) block. Peaceful rural setting. 3 good sized bedrooms with BIR’s. Master with WIR & ensuite. Bungalow. Open plan kitchen, meals & living room. Triple garage. 2 large paddocks plus house yard, fully fenced. 2 x 22,000L water tanks. For Sale $449,000 - $469,000 View www.harcourts.com.au/VDN24423 Open By Appointment Brad Boyde M 0400 775 388 Harcourts Drouin
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ENJOY THE HIGH LIFE WITH construction well underway on the first few stages at Highgrove, excited future residents are starting to see their new community taking shape. With over 150 lots already sold, Highgrove is proving to be a favourite among the growing Clyde North community. Highgrove is designed with family and community in mind, merging the best of traditional living with harmonious neighbourhood planning. With a strong emphasis on community and open spaces, Highgrove unites four precincts around a beautifully landscaped central park while smaller parks are nestled within the heart of each precinct. The future parks nestled within the Highgrove community will provide attractive, functional surrounds for a range of community activities from local market days to casual sporting events or an idyllic backdrop for a weekend picnic. Knitting these parklands together is a local off road recreational loop which is perfect for walking, running, or cycling. The thoughtfully considered layout of Highgrove ensures there is plenty of opportunity to enjoy a comfortable lifestyle connected to nature and the community. Due to high demand, Highgrove’s latest stage - The Mountjoy Release has just been announced to the public and is on sale now. This exciting new land release offers a
variety of land sizes to suit all purchasers; with land ranging from 220m2 to an impressive 653m2 customers are sure to find their ideal block. Conveniently located only moments away from Highgrove’s central neighbourhood
park, future residents will be able to enjoy a range of recreational facilities as well as elevated views of the Dandenong Ranges. With a small selection of park fronted lots available, demand for this new land release will be high.
For more information on Highgrove visit www.highgrove.com.au contact Linda on 1800 444 447 or visit the Highgrove sales and information centre on the corner of Berwick-Cranbourne and Patterson’s roads, (Melway ref 134 K7).
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Mums roll up for school’s role models ALL the mums at Lynbrook Primary School were invited to a breakfast feast for an early celebration of Mother’s Day on Sunday 10 May. With about 960 students, the gym was full of happy families enjoying tea and coffee, toast and special goodies. Science teacher Clayton Edwards said the morning aimed to acknowledge female role models. “It’s about recognising the contribution to their lives and how important and vital mums, grandmas and big sisters are. “It’s so the students can say thank you to their parents in a public way and we have pancakes and mums to get together and spend time with their kids,” he said. The whole school event took place in the gym where students had been busy baking and making art and craft gifts for their mums.
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Strength of support By CASEY NEILL MORE than 50 mechanics took one look at Ghulam Haidar’s poliowithered leg and turned him away, refusing to give the Hampton Park 21-year-old the chance to prove himself in the field he loves. But Patterson Cheney’s New World Honda in Narre Warren saw past the refugee’s disability and took him on as a trade assistant. Three months down the track and the company is looking to offer him an apprenticeship. Ghulam makes his way around the workshop on a crutch with remarkable ease, his strength and agility astounding to watch. He removes a tyre from a car using one arm while his other rests on the wooden crutch that serves as his right leg. “I’m feeling very happy. This job is my passion,” he said. “Because I got the job I can support my family as well.” He came to Australia in July 2013 to save his life and forge a new one, making a treacherous sea journey via Indonesia. “In Afghanistan my life was not safe. In Pakistan, too,” he said. His wife, mother and sister remain in Pakistan. He said it was hard to be separated from them but that his wife’s migration application was being processed. “Hopefully, she will be here soon,” he said. Ghulam had a Grade 6 level education when he arrived in Australia and enrolled in an English class. Dandenong Valley Job Support (DVJS) organised work experience at a Dandenong mechanic for him and he received great feedback, but there was doubt as to whether anyone would employ him. Undeterred, with help from DVJS
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Ghulam Haidar uses a crutch to get around the workshop. 137957 case manager De’Arne Coates, Ghulam completed a certificate two in automotive servicing technology at Chisholm Institute in Dandenong. He then went in search of a job. “Ghulam would have been to 50odd places. They’d just look at him and say no,” DVJS business manager Andy Ernst said. New World Honda Narre Warren service manager Russell Hudman said he was surprised at what Ghulam could do. “We thought we’d give him a try, put him on for a couple of weeks and he seemed to be a really hard worker and very keen,” he said.
“He came in here, he said he wanted to do express all by himself. “Express is generally two people working on a car at the same time. “I was very impressed by his enthusiasm. “Depending on how he goes this year, I’ll more than likely be looking at putting him on as a mature aged apprentice.” Mr Hudman employed all his car washers through DVJS. “They want work and other people aren’t willing to give them a go,” he said. “It’s hard to keep people in a job
Picture: GARY SISSONS like that because it’s monotonous.” Mr Ernst said some job seekers had physical disabilities while others had literacy issues or depression. “Standing there in solitude washing a car can sometimes be the best therapy for them,” he said. “It’s putting the right person in the right place. “We’ve got hundreds of guys and it’s finding that niche for all of them.” Since 2010 New World Honda has employed nine staff through DVJS and the Patterson Cheney Group as a whole has employed 15 people with disabilities.
A NARRE Warren student was the first nominee for this year’s Greater Dandenong Chamber of Commerce Youth Enterprise Award. Tom Cunningham was presented with a certificate acknowledging his achievement at the first Premier Regional Business Awards breakfast for the year which was held at Sandown Greyhound Racing Club in Springvale on 13 May. Chisholm IT and computer systems manager Joe D’Amico said Tom started computer systems engineering studies in 2013, had above average grades and was a great leader. He said the 21-year-old was one of two students who were selected from across Australia to work at the Cisco live conference in 2014. Mr D’Amico said the two-week work opportunity was a significant achievement. “It really acknowledged all the hard work that he’d put in,” he said. Tom said there were endless opportunities in information and communications technology (ICT) across various job sectors, from health to engineering and finance. “I want to gain as much job experience as I can and make a good name for myself,” he said. He wants to continue to learn new skills, and to work overseas to grow professionally and personally.
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Sorrow in making many happy By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A NARRE Warren South child has spent the last week flourishing like a butterfly on the acting stage. Six-year-old Joshua Mase was earlier this year cast as the character, Sorrow, in Opera Australia’s farewell season of Madama Butterfly, which officially opened last week. The Year-1 student, from St Catherine’s Primary in Berwick, was selected for the role out of a group of eight other boys, and will be perform in six of the eight performances. His mother, Darlene, said she encouraged Joshua to audition for the role after his talent agent, Tanya Djukic, suggested he would be perfectly suited for it. “It’s good for his self-esteem, it’s been amazing,” she said. “He’s taking direction from people that he doesn’t know for a start and
they’re telling him what to do and how to do it. “It’s great for him to have an experience like that.” Darlene, who has been helping out backstage during most of the performances, was able to see a dress rehearsal of the opera earlier this month, and will be attending the final matinee with Joshua’s loving family members. “We’ve got tickets to see him this coming Saturday with the whole family,” she said. “We were kind of surprised, we thought we’d easily just get the tickets, but when we went online most of them were all sold out!” Darlene said Joshua extremely enjoyed being involved in Madama Butterfly and predicted he would take to the stage again soon. “I reckon he’d love it,” she said. For more information, visit www. opera.org.au.
Joshua, from Narre Warren South, on stage in Madama Butterfly with actresses Sian Pendry and Hiromi Omura.
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LEARN how to cook healthy meals with dad, spend some quality time together and strengthen your relationship, as you meet other families and learn life skills as a team. The Cook it with Dad program is an opportunity for fathers and children to experience cooking together. ■ Selandra Family and Children’s Centre, 45 Haflinger Avenue, Clyde North, Saturday 21 February to Saturday 12 December, 10.30am to noon. Held every Saturday during school terms. Registration is essential. To register, contact City of Casey on 9705 5200 or email dadsmatter@casey.vic.gov.au
Hi-5 THE renowned children’s bands are coming to town to perform their favourite songs and acts. ■ Level two, kids mall, Fountian Gate, 352 Princes Highway, Narre Warren, on Wednesday 20 May 2015, 11am to noon.
Fred and Pat Lombardo receiving some plants from City of Casey Environmental Sustainability team leader Simon King at last year’s Casey Plant Giveaway.
THE City of Casey plant giveaway is for Casey ratepayers, who can receive two free indigenous plants for your backyard. The councilfunded event is to help the community contribute to the council’s growing a green web program, which aims to form a green network across the City of Casey. ■ Westfield Fountain Gate (outside Ted’s Camera Store) 352 Princes Highway, Narre Warren Thursday 21 May to Friday 22 May, 9am to 5pm. Must bring proof of Casey residency such as a driver’s licence or council rates notice.
Mental health GROW is offering a unique 12-step recovery focused program to those suffering from stress, anxiety, depression and other emotional difficulties. Gold coin donation appreciated. ■ The Berwick Group meets at the Berwick Neighbourhood Centre 112 High Street, Berwick, Wednesdays at 10am. Contact the GROW Community Centre on 1800 558 268 or visit www.grow.net.au for more information.
Hand sewing workshop LEARN how to sew with Leesa Chandler. Join
acclaimed textile artist Leesa Chandler and her team on a weeklong series of workshops, exploring the art of hand sewing and stitching techniques. There will be a pop-up design studio, sewing studio and shop with workshops run by Leesa. Suitable for people with some experience in sewing. ■ Corner of Ballarto Road and Botanic Drive, Cranbourne, (off South Gippsland Highway). Meet at the Visitor Centre. 10am to noon and 1.30pm - 3.30pm on Tuesday 18 August and Sunday 23 August.
Indoor Bowls ENJOY an indoor full size regulation bowls day with all bowls supplied and coaching for beginners along with a cup of tea afterwards. ■ Casey Indoor Sports Centre, 65 BerwickCranbourne Road. Friday mornings 10am to noon. No charge on first day. Phone Ron on 5990 9048 or 0411 126 946 for more details.
Park run PARTICIPATE with more than 100 others in a free 5km timed event every Saturday morn-
Cole Porter’s smash-hit musical comedy Anything Goes, will tour Australia this year and plays at the Princess Theatre, Melbourne from 31 May, 2015. For decades, Anything Goes has captivated millions with its delightful story of madcap antics aboard the S.S. American. When the ocean liner embarks from New York to London, etiquette and convention get tossed out the portholes as two unlikely pairs set off on the course to find true love. A star studded cast includes Caroline O’Connor as evangelist turned nightclub singer Reno Sweeney; Todd McKenney as Lord Evelyn Oakleigh; Alex Rathgeber as young Wall Street broker Billy Crocker; Claire Lyon will be American debutante Hope Harcourt; Carmen Duncan in her musical theatre debut as Evangeline Harcourt; Alan Jones as Captain of the S.S. American; Wayne Scott Kermond will play second-rate gangster Moonface Martin; and Debora Krizak as Moonface’s girlfriend Erma. This dazzling musical celebration, presented by Opera Australia and John Frost, features a hilarious tale of
Networking evening THE official opening of Fusion: the art of connection will host local art professionals who will present in ‘Pecha Kucha’ style. Drinks and nibbles will be provided. ■ The Old Cheese Factory, 34 Homestead Road, Berwick. Friday 15 May, 6.30pm to 9.30pm. Email arts@casey.vic.gov.au or phone 9705 5200 for more details.
Blokes talk workshop WHAT is ‘a real man’ anyway? What have I got to lose by asking for directions or support? In this interactive presentation, man myths and stereotypes are discussed as well as identity, masculinity, health and well-being, parenting and fatherhood. ■ Community room at Narre Warren North Uniting Church, 1-13 Main Street, Narre Warren North. Thursday 21 May, 7.30pm to 9.30pm.
Bowls and bingo HALLAM Senior Citizens Centre is open Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday and offer carpet bowls, bingo, games, club room events and day tours. New members are welcome. ■ 4 Princess Domain Drive Hallam. For more information, contact president Paul Lorenzo on 9703 1068 or secretary Dorothy Mickelson on 9796 7580.
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ing. The event caters for serious runners, and for those wanting a jog or even a walk. ■ Saturdays at 8am at Berwick Springs, visit the Berwick Springs parkrun website for more information.
We are giving TEN lucky readers the chance to win two tickets to the 7.30pm Saturday 30 May performance.
To be in the draw to win tickets email your name, address and contact number to win@starnewsgroup. com.au or write your name, address and contact number on the back of and envelope and mail to: Anything Goes Comp, PO Box 9, Pakenham Victoria 3810. Entries close Wednesday 20 May at 12 noon. Winners drawn from all entries received and notified.
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REC 12464
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Berwick Sand and Soil Mini Mix Supply
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Affordable Lawn Care
GARDEN & HOME MAINTENANCE
Gerrit 0407 097 556
Berwick Glass & Glazing Pty Ltd Fax 9705 7955 Factory 7, 4–6 Len Thomas Place, Narre Warren 3805
Free Quotes Alan 0418 337 316
GADSHOME
• Alterations, Renovations & Improvements • Windows - Doors - Locks (Repair/Replace) • Painting - Plastering - Tiling - Roofing and Guttering (leaks)
STEPHEN 0418 313 540 A/H FAX: 9707 2230 “MAKE CORNERS, NOT CUT CORNERS”
9707 5700, 9768 9153
C1088817-JO35-13
C1080140-JL26-13
ARE YOU MOVING? PLEASE CALL:
0412 301 596
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• New Retaining Walls • Design • Repairs • Complete Rebuilds OBLIGATION FREE QUOTES
Call Andy: 0403 060 762
All general maintenance - FREE QUOTES
1175544-LB10-15
C751261-JL51-9
SALES, SERVICE & REPAIRS
Phone: 0409 000 026 www.easyglidegarage.com.au
Find local work in the
Employment section of Network Classifieds.
Phone 9791 8184 27 Riverview Crescent Eumemmerring.
Call Darren 0412 584 914
1181672-PB17-15
J&S Garden Solutions Jason Ludlow M 0412 742 715 E jsgardensolutions@dcsi.net.au
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Pat Ferguson 0417 277 220
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HEATING REPAIRS
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MR LOCK & KEYS FOR ALL YOUR LOCK AND KEY REQUIREMENTS FOR DOMESTIC MESTIC -- COMMERCIAL DO ALL SUBURBS
All Makes & Models Carbon Monoxide Testing Mobile: 0410 598 443 www.amaircon.com.au
MIKE 0415 0415 524 280
www.mrlockandkeys.com.au
Lic 44339
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MJ AIRCONDITIONING & HEATING Lic: 43191
AUSSIE EMERGENCY GLASS
ARCtick: L047621
Installation, Service & Repairs All brands
50% DISCOUNT* or cover $100 excess 1172615-CG07-15
Free quote on roller doors, panel doors, remote controls Family owned company 25 years experience
Heating / Evaporative Cooling service and repairs
Pool Fencing, Shopfronts and Doggy Doors Prompt and Reliable.
www.GarageDoorSolutions.com.au
C741831-KK46-9
Doveton Glass
Cutts Glass Window Replacements, Mirrors, Splashbacks,
9796 2333
VULCAN BONAIRE SPECIALIST
1160794-DJ44-14
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C931326-KK22-11
Tony 0411 966 361 8790 5551
Windows… Doors… Shop Fronts…
1120237-RC08-14
Interior/ext commercial/domestic High quality. Solve the problem Free quotes. You list it we fix it
www.proudpainting.com.au M: 0 4 3 0 3 5 3 0 8 0 Ben
Homes, Businesses, Off ices, Insurance Work
9548 3000 or 0418 881 551
SN1080741-PJ27-13
MELBOURNE AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING p/l Fully install 5 point ducted heating from $2100 Call now for a Free Quote 0423 212 282
8790 4338 info@melbaircon.com.au www.melbaircon.com
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painting & decorating
SN1075004-PJ21-13
3 Intrepid St
0409 554 459, 9799 4235
C1076360-JL7-13
Berwick
Specializing in Heating and Air Conditioning
Steve on 0407 704 213
Phone Michael: 0434 198 210
■ General glazing ■ Mirrors & glass cut to size ■ Shower screen repairs
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Pty Ltd
PLUMBING & HEATING
1182336-ACM19-15
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SETTLEMENT GARDENING SERVICE
RETAINING WALLS
Specialising in block and sleeper retaining walls, Lawns levelled and sown, Instant turf laid, Sprinklers, Plants, Paving, etc.
5941 5527 or 0409 560 385
LANDSCAPING
8794 8561 (AH)
GREAT RETAINING WALLS OF CASEY
For honest, reliable service specialising in:
klalandscape@gmail.com
Pergolas Carp or
FULLY INSURED FREE QUOTES 7 DAYS
Steve’s Home Maintenance
0408 565 864
0428 384 623
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Call Blake on 0439 865 590
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Garage Door Sales, Motors and Servicing. FREE MEASURE AND QUOTE Over 15 years experience.
Anything you need a bloke to do around the house
Also
ALL ASPECTS OF LANDSCAPING
AROUND THE HOUSE HOME MAINTENANCE
C1032569-KK22-12
C1092711-JL38-13
C62885-BG24-8
Phone Aaron: 0409 518 168
DENIS
PHONE FOR OBLIGATION FREE QUOTATION
“Give Us a call!” Mick0413 084 345
AND STORAGE
LEIGH HUNTER REMOVALS
Custom Line KITCHENS
HOME MAINTENANCE
☎ MOB 0409 259 466
• Local, Country & Interstate • Antiques & Pianos a speciality • Cartons & Porta-robes for hire or sale • Full packing available
K.L.A. LANDSCAPING
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“ODD JOBS” 1128216-LN14-13
Phone Paul 0424 474 408
1137617-RC22-14
Backload to and from QLD, NSW, ACT, & SA
M A INTEN A NCE HANDYMAN SERVICES
ALL ASPECTS OF PROPERTY CARPENTRY CARE:
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Benchtop replacement specialists, specilialising in:
C955357-JJ33-11
1144857-KC29-14
Justin 0412 260 145 Anthony 0422 836 936
REMOVALS
Primo Kitchen & Bathroom Renovations
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FRONTERA
www.scarletkitchens.com.au
• Free Measure & Quotes • Fast Glass Replacements • Splashbacks • Mirrors • Table Tops • Pet Doors
JV TIMBER FLOORING
C1086336-JO33-13
22 years’ experience • Non- toxic, oil based, gloss plus matt finishes • New and old • Obligation free quotes all areas
Matt 0421 332 250
C1031905-JJ21-12
C916207-JL15-11
FLOOR SANDING & POLISHING
1173925-ACM09-15
9705 7911
MIRROR FINISH FLOORS
Call Ron 0418 350 480
For all your cabinetry requirements
C945579-JL29-11
C1096000-JL41-13
30 years experience New and Old Floors inc Parquetry Direct Staining, High Gloss & Semi Gloss Finishes Free Measure & Quote - All areas.
SCARLET KITCHENS
1182645-RC18-15
Sanding & Polishing Services
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• Interior/Exterior • Feature Walls • Plaster Repairs • Driveways Sealed • Free Quotes
Quality work guaranteed
Graeme 0430 459 028
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C1010272-KG8-12
Dingley Floor Sanding
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V Garde Services
C1090150-JO36-13
1166937-PB50-14
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EB PRO PAINTING P/L
Call Now 0417 128 536
0488 097 005
no job too small 24/7 emergency repairs
• Sewer
Tel/Fax: 9703 0717
24/7
www.termitesmelb.com.au
jak_gray@bigpond.com
FAST & SHARP RUBBISH REMOVAL
Call for a Free Quote
Phone Dean 0430 286 265
KINLOH BIN HIRE 0418 395 032
V Roller Shutters
NEED A BIN GIVE KINLOH A RING C1055095-KG41-12
Global Roller Shutters Aluminium Roller Shutters and Security Doors All repairs and services All work guaranteed Free Measure and Quotes all suburbs
C1105812-BM03-14
C1008551-FB8-12
Andrew 0431 150 866
Call 9077 0135 or Mob 0421 080 247
• Storm water
4m3 We accept bricks, dirt and concrete
PAK BIN HIRE
ROOF CARE Pty Ltd
0407 356 441
2m3,3m3
BIN HIRE PHONE PAUL 1300 NARRE BINS
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• Septic
NARRE 1300 627 732 0418 574 398
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BLOCKED DRAINS AND CAMERA INSPECTIONS
Health Dep. Lic. No. L002443
PINNACLE
0449 009 849
section of Network Classifieds.
Incorporating Kooweerup Bin Hire 5m3, 6m3 7m3, 8m3, 9m3, 10m3, 12m3, 15m3, 20m3 All walk in bins
0409 232 286
Servicing Shire of Cardinia and the Berwick area
1055315-KG41-12
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Local & Friendly Plumber Daniel:
0447 007 178 Lic: 109028
www.orbitplumbing.com.au
SC Guttering
10% Pensioner Discount
Quality Guttering Restoration★
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SETTLEMENT PLUMBING & HEATING
Under the Southern Cross
Credit Card Welcome
❚ Spouting & Downpipe ❚ Replacement Specialists ❚ Colorbond Colour Selection ❚ Supply & Install ❚ Professional Advice ❚ Free Quotes ❚ Compliance Certificate Guaranteed
LIC. 33033
C818920-KK28-10
0418 368 591
GAS APPLIANCE SPECIALISTS
Licence No 33202
C1083120-JO29-13
1156303-HM40-14
General Plumbing & Gasfitting Hot Water Service Repairs & Replacements Servicing all areas
section of Network Classifieds. V Se urity & S ree Doors
Phone Rob 5996 3823, 0418 306 738
Re-bedding and flexible pointing, storm damage, leaks repaired. Painting all types of roofs. High pressure water cleaning. Guttering. Pergolas & Shed Roofs.
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FREE QUOTES
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Geoff 0418 533 023, 9702 2027
SPECIALS!
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– for the whole house
NEW RIDGE ROOF RESTORATION
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CJH ROOFING
Licence No. 21452
weightman.plumbing@bigpond.com.au www.weightmanplumbing.com.au
Deal direct with tradesman. All work guaranteed.
9700 1899 - 0439 931 138
Contact Steve: 0419 361 253 Fax: 5996 5005 Email: scguttering@bigpond.com
DOMESTIC - COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL
Motoring
Pensioner Discounts
1141647-RC26-14
✓ General maintenance ✓ No job too small ✓ Dishwashers ✓ Water and gas leaks ✓ Cold water to fridges ✓ Renovations
Pressure cleaning Flexi pointing
s Re-bedding s Re-spraying s Re- pointing s Small gutter and downpipe repairs s High pressure cleaning s Small repairs and full restorations
Qualified roof tiler - 27 years of experience All work guaranteed - Pensioner’s discount
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SPECIALISING IN: ✓ Split systems, heating & cooling ✓ General plumbing and gas fitting ✓ Gas ducted heating service & repairs ✓ Hot water service repairs & replacements ✓ Tap Repairs
1021623-PJ16-12
Steve on 0407 704 213
1177412-RC12-15
Taps & Toilets, Gas Fitting, Hot Water Drainage, Roofing, Water Tanks, Pools & Spas Maintenance Plumbing & Renovations ** Emergency 24/7 Service **
NEED A LOCAL PLUMBER?
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SAFEVIEW SECURITY DOORS FROM $495 FLY SCREENS FROM $25* *Conditions Apply
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Call Chris on 0411 982 637
RELIABLE – PROMPT – GUARANTEED Call David Murphy 0400 226 472 Lic No. 42227
C924285-KK19-11
9796 8621 0418 367 017
Call Phil 0417 502 918
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Repairs Rebedding Resprays
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1183062-HM19-15
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C552009-BG31-7
Lic 24754 • New Houses • Factories • Blockages/Machine and Camera • Same Day Hot Water Services • Domestic and Commercial Maintenance • 3.5 Ton & 12 Ton Excavator • Bobcat and Tipper
1156098-HM39-14
FOUNTAIN GATE PLUMBING
UNIQUE PLASTERWORKS Over 30 years experience
SPIC & SPAN ROOF RESTORATIONS
1144422-PB29-14
131 546
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U WANNA BIN SKIPS 7 Days a week
No Job Too Small
0417 382 700
Locally family owned and operated Servicing the Cardinia and Casey Shires
BOOMER BINS & SKIPS Up to 5 Days Hire 3m³, 4m³, 6m³ & 8m³ Skips Dirt, Concrete, Brick Specialist Walk-in Bins Available Commitment to Service
0439 001 504
DOORS FROM $249
FLY SCREENS FROM $25* *Conditions Apply
5941 6644 www.lockutite.com.au 21/25 BALD HILL ROAD, PAKENHAM
1183059-HM19-15
Hot Water Specialists Blocked Drains
1172347-DJ07-15
NEAT PLUMBING SERVICE Lic. Number 27186
1156304-HM40-14
CHRIS
SECURITY
C514133-TG10-7 C992860-KK50-11
MOBILE: 0409 253 269 BUS: 5629 2077 2m3 & 3m3 4m3 - 5m3 - 6m3
1127933-LB14-14
C753939-KS01-10
Notices
❙ leaking taps and toilets. ❙ blocked drains, ❙ burst pipes ❙ hot water repairs and installations ❙ Free Quotes
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1180962-HM16-15
PHONE ANDREW ON 0428 551 885
AC Plumbing & Gasfitting
PEST & WEED
C1092317-JO38-13
10% discount on cold water pipe replacements and hot water service installations if you mention this ad.
TOTAL CONTROL
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JAK DEMOLITION, RUBBISH REMOVAL & BIN HIRE FREE LOADING AVAILABLE
(REG 27285)
2064941v5
www.aliteplumbing.com
General Plumbing All Gasfitting Maintenance & Repairs Hot Water CO2 Safety Checks
● Pre purchase inspections ● Council Certificates
Mobile: 0408 100 356
Domestic, Commercial & Industrial
C1073304-KK5-13
1129931-RC16-14
TERMITE CONTROL SPECIALIST
Free termite quotes - Family owned business ● Termites ● Ants ● Rats ● Mice ● Spiders ● Cockroaches ● Bees & Wasps
• Servicing and repairs to • Change over heater fans cookers, heaters, leaking • Dishwasher installation Lic. No. 28657 hot water services. • Blockages • Gas & water leaks TER WA HOT SAME DAY • General plumbing EMENT SERVICE REPLACCTRIC GAS AND ELE • Tap repairs
John 0418 318 377
For prompt & efficient control of: Rodents/ Ants/ Cockroaches/ Spiders/ Termites etc.
BLOCKED DRAINS General
V Pest Co trol
Qualified & Insured
PLUMBING & GASFITTING
• Specialising in drainage camera work • High pressure jetting • Location of septic tanks and all below ground drainage CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED LIC NO. 29160
Phone Ben 0406 540 063
rangerpestcontrol.com.au
Lic 47089
GASRITE
Celebrating over 21 years of excellent service in and around the Casey / Cardinia / Dandenong & Surrounding Areas
C1035550-PJ24-12
We are a team of experienced and qualified painters who work at top quality. Affordable prices. Free quotes.
1146415-HM30-14
Lic no# 51646
1181813-HM17-15
AFFORDABLE PLUMBING
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1184405-CG20-15
Sean Burns 0407 666 126
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C1061178-PJ45-12
1149694-RC33-14
SEWER BLOCKAGES – MACHINE CLEANED
Alite Plumbing & Gasfitting Pty Ltd
ABN: 83 971 716 617
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C710724-JM22-9
1158529-PB42-14
1184445-DJ20-15
Single rooms painted FROM $150 Ph 0448 552 449 / 5996 8724
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D & S PAINTING
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1158751-DJ42-14
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C317674-DJ19-5
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V Tree Lopping/Surgery
• Steel Doors • Window Grilles • Stainless Steel Doors • Showers • Aluminium Doors • Fly Screens FRESUERE MEA OTES & QU
V Water Cartage
V Bookkeeping C389274-HJ50-5
C1098234-JO43-13
0403 591 216 0439 251 709
Reliable Service Anytime, Anywhere
ben.hurree@gmail.com
Showroom by appointment
V Windows
11 Cooper Crt Cranbourne
V Septic Tanks
SEPTIC TANK CLEANING
Offers full replacement service in timber and aluminium windows. Phone for an obligation FREE QUOTE
9794 8989
Call Michael on
0418 131 374
24 HOUR SERVICE ALL AREAS
for a Competitive Quote
1300 859 829 - 0407 356 441
HYDRO JET BLOCKED DRAINS
C1088813-JO35-13
CCTV DRAIN CLEANING
General section of Network Classifieds.
General Notices
SN1074465-PJ20-13
C1055101-KK41-12
Find it in the
PATRON WINDOWS C642900-JL27-8
1023309-PJ18-12
Registered BAS Agent. Get a 10% discount for all offsite work
5942 7664 0418 890 612
5995 4344
All your Bookkeeping & Accounting
V Public Notices and Event
V Public Notices and Event
V Television/Video/Audio
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HIGH TREE TREE SERVICE “Caring Family business” Since 1990 * Pruning & Removal of Trees & Shrubs * Stump Removal * Hedges ABN 20410687524 * Mulching & Mulch Sales * Full insurance Coverage
Ask About Our 25% Discount
Specialising in Repairing All Brands/Models of TVs (LED, LCD, Plasma, CRT, Rear Projection),
Free Quotes All Suburbs
Ph: 9764 2622 or 5944 4888
Projectors, DVD Recorders/Players, Home Theatre Systems
Ph: 8682 9618, 0420 528 508 advancedavrepairs@yahoo.com.au PENSIONER DISCOUNTS
INSTALLED TODAY
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Australian Government endorsed Installer
1300 734 294 www.jimsantennas.com.au
1175171-KC9-15
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DIGITAL TV SPECIALISTS SameDay DayResponse Response 3 3 Same LocalTechnicians Technicians 3 Local 3 All 100% Guaranteed 3 All 100% Guaranteed 3 3 Home Theatre Installations Theatre Installations 3 FREE on-site Signal Test and Quote 3 Home Government Endorsed on-site Signal TestInstallers and Quote 3 3 FREE
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1800 183 567
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(Including Aged Care Facilities & Real Estate Rentals Etc.)
M. 0400 383 588 E. treecontrol4@bigpond.com
1149536-HM33-14
section of Network Classifieds.
CALL MARK FOR FREE QUOTE AND MEASURE 0422 742 673
Waterproofing PTY LTD
For all types of wall and floor tiling. Includes Bathroom Renovations and Waterproofing
REASONABLE RATES. For a free measure and quote call
1172040-CG06-15
&
Commercial, Domestic & Automotive & Leisure Upholstery Free Quotes, Large Range of Fabric, 30 Years Experience C934024-KK23-11
All types of wall and floor tiling including water proofing, screeding and caulking.
Unit 5, 93 Abbott Road, Hallam 9702 3544 or 0418 851 078
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IVAN ERDODY UPHOLSTERY Lounge Suites, Recliners, Dining Chairs, Office Chairs, Caravans, Antique Lounge Suites. No job too small.
PJU Formerly Chiselwyks
Free Quotes Call 9769 9361 or 0412 080 627
C752112-JL1-10
ECONOMY TILING
C1072232-JJ4-13
City of Casey Magid Drive NARRE WARREN This can be done during office hours and is free of charge. Any person who may be affected by the granting of the permit may object or make other submissions to the Responsible Authority.
An objection must
An objection must
If you object, the Responsible Authority will tell you its decision. Please be aware that copies of any objections/submissions, including your name and address, may be made available to any person for the purpose of consideration as part of the public planning process.
Please be aware that copies of any objections/submissions, including your name and address, may be made available to any person for the purpose of consideration as part of the public planning process.
V Public Notices and Event
Find local work in the
Employment
FREE CLEAN FILL, Wanted clean fill site, south eastern area. Dams, gullies, paddocks, filled and levelled, no charge. Phone 0418 356 583.
section of Network Classifieds.
V Lost & Found
V Personal
V Adult Services
C1080920-JO27-13
“Batman” Last seen on Tuesday 12th May in the fields around Cardinia Road & Henry Road. Batman was heading down Henry Road towards McGregor Road.
Ph: 9798 3074 or 0417 582 601 SN1090434-PJ37-13
FIRE WOOD
Dry split Red Gum $300 per ton. Dry split Yellow box $300 per ton. Split Mallee Stumps $330 per ton. Mountain Ash $250 per ton.
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You may look at the application and any documents that support the application at the office of the Responsible Authority.
You may look at the application and any documents that support the application at the office of the Responsible Authority. City of Casey Magid Drive NARRE WARREN
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All Bathroom Renovations • Bathrooms • Toilets • Kitchens • Decks • Water proofing • Walls and Floors
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A & E UPHOLSTERY PTY LTD
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The application is for a permit to: Removal of Restriction on PS547224B
The application is for a permit to: Variation of Covenant AF678970Q by deleting Clause (a) one dwelling house restriction.
Any person who may be affected by the granting of the permit may object or make other submissions to the Responsible Authority.
NOTICE OF AN APPLICATION FOR PLANNING PERMIT The land affected by the application is located at: 10 College Drive NARRE WARREN SOUTH VIC 3805 Lot 10 PS 547224B
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Ph: 9706 4685/0419 304 555 FIREWOOD, split, dry, local gum, no red gum, $75 per metre, plus delivery, includes stacking. Call James 0401 827 411. REDGUM SPLIT Free delivery all areas. For more information and the best wood please phone 0417 324 380.
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9702 1642
We are seeking an Assistant Manager on a near new 8 shed RSPCA approved broiler farm. The farm is located 30kms west of Ballarat. Previous experience with Rotem and Tunnel system preferred. Please forward your resume to: springhill @outlook.com
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Trash & Treasure, Craft, Food, Car Boot and Garage Sales. 1184497-PB20-15
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V Houses & Units For Sale
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IRONING Call Julie
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9703 1616 0439 656 044
ALL TREE WORKS Pruning, shaping, removals. Mulching/sales, free quotes. John 0401 623 500.
CARAVANS from $35 per week. Will deliver. Phone: 0417 382 511 or 9785 7345
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PAKENHAM, Four BR, brick veneer, as new. Large living, dining and BRs. Air-con, ducted heating, double glazed windows, under-cover paved alfresco area, remote double lock-up garage. Foxtel and internet connection in every room. Close to shopping center, schools, and public transport. Contact owner direct, with references. Long term lease available. $435.00 p /w. Available May. Ph: 0408 009 351 or 9703 1630
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Learn to read Tarot Cards This is a Certificate Course teaching the fundamentals of the Tarot Cards. Evening classes and
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APPRENTICE ROOF TILERS Required for South East Suburbs with well established roof tiling company. Must have own transport, ie: Driver’s licence. Will learn all aspects of roof tiling. Good conditions and above award wages. Pakenham based.
Phone 0413 993 258 1145362-LB29-14
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OFFICE MANAGER / BOOKKEEPER Bruce Clough Motors is a family Owned and operated business that has been established for over 40 years. Due to the continued growth of our businesses including an independently owned Shell branded Service Station and Mazda New Car franchise, we require the services of a permanent part time Office Manager. The opportunity exists for an Office Manager performing a combination of general accounting, administration and clerical tasks. You will be responsible for maintaining the general ledger, accounts receivable & payable, payroll, bank and other reconciliations, and preparation of management reports. Ideally you will have had prior experience and qualifications in accounting or administrative functions within a dealership. You will also have the opportunity to assist in establishing appropriate chart of accounts, systems, procedures and policies required to meet the business’ accounting and taxation obligations, and support the management team through a significant growth phase. If you are an Individual that has the necessary skills and qualifications, is well presented, demonstrates the required computer, literacy and communication skills please forward your resume to Paul Clough, c/o Bruce Clough Motors, 1975 Princes Highway Nar Nar Goon or email to paul@brucecloughmazda.com.au. Applications close COB 29/5/2015.
Business Admin Traineeship We are a Dandenong based accounting firm who have a vacancy for a bright trainee to learn the administrative and operational aspects of the business. The role will focus on learning and performing administrative functions such as; answering phones, filing, banking, correspondence and assisting clients etc. We are searching for someone who has excellent communications skills, a pleasant phone manner, a good eye for detail, and who is reliable, enthusiastic, well presented and has willingness to learn. The successful applicant will be computer literate in that they are competent in the use of Microsoft Office applications. Email applications to: infomcands@gmail.com
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Letterbox delivery of community newspapers and advertising materials on a weekly basis.
with a Professional Home Cleaning Franchise
New rules apply to the advertising of dogs and cats for sale. It is now an offence to advertise the sale of a dog or cat unless the microchip identification number of the animal is included in the advertisement or notice. A registered domestic animal business may use its Council business registration number as an alternative.
We have permanent positions available in our Pre Hung Door Factory. Experienced people with a mechanical aptitude and good written and verbal Communication skills are required in the following areas: to operate in assembly following our automated pre-hung door machine, assist in our pre-hung door factory assembling pre-hung door systems or make up house lot orders of architraves, skirting, doors and door jambs. In all positions, some product knowledge or a trade background would assist. Hours: Monday to Friday Only To Apply: Please email or fax your resume/CV to Personnel Officer Timberite Building Supplies Pty. Ltd. Manufacturers of
MEDIA ADVERTISING ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE An exciting opportunity has become available for an experienced Sales Person to join the growing team at Star News Group. We are looking for an experienced media advertising sales professional who comes from a digital, print or marketing background. You will be responsible for strategically identifying and building new business revenue streams by selling digital solutions and print advertising with a particular focus on our new kids/family products Our products will be sold as bundles that include digital, print and social. You will be out on the road meeting clients face-to-face, along with working in our Pakenham office where you will arrange your own client meetings, co-ordinate booking ad space, provide creative instructions and proof material. Cross selling into the company’s online news content portal will also be a part of the role. Previous experience with online content management systems and familiarity with current digital advertising trends is a must. Knowledge of selling services in areas such as SEO, web design, social media and corporate video would be ideal as these are all channels that will be offered to clients. Time management and lead generating skills will be beneficial as you dedicate time towards identification and contact of new and current business opportunities, provide innovative feature ideas to help build client spend and develop meaningful relationship within the business community. Key skills include: interpersonal skills with the ability to multi-task effectively and adhere to deadlines Email your application to: salescareers@starnewsgroup.com.au
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PIANOFORTE MUSIC COLLEGE & SALES
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HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H H H H QUALIFIED H H H HAIRDRESSER H H Required for busy H H H H Salon in Berwick. H H Approximately 2 days H H H per week H H H Phone 0418 352 155 H H H HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
ASSEMBLER / JOINER / ORDER MAKE UP
FOR SALE Small well established Panel Beating business in Pakenham. All equipment included. New lease on premises. For full details and price email: jwellman@bigpond.net.au
9704-6495
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Please call Narre Warren Newsagency:
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Own vehicle required.
HC or MC Lic required for delivery of new furniture interstate. This position includes heavy lifting with furniture handling exp a must. Must be fit and willing to work. Casual position with view to permanency. Please forward resume to: eastcoastfurniture01@bigpond.com For further info: 0419 875 516
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PAKENHAM Room for rent. $150pw including bills. Must be employed. Phone 5940 5686 or 0421 698 698.
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ONSITE REPAIRS Virus/spyware removal, networking/internet sharing. Professional reliable techs. 9799-8884.
V To Let HALLAM, 1BR bachelor flat with separate rear access, attached to rear of veterinary hospital within the grounds of the Hallam Park Pet Resort. Newly refurbished with new flooring and kitchen, A/C. $1,000 per month ($230P/W), includes electricity, water & gas. Rear car park alongside other employees cars. Suit single person only not for couples. Applicant must be employed, non-smoker, extremely neat & tidy & houseproud. No pets or drugs. Phone Geoff 9703 1904 during office hours, Monday - Friday.
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3rd Sunday of Month, THIS SUNDAY 17th OF MAY 8AM-1PM 100 PLUS STALLS!! $20 a stall.
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TREADMILL GoFit Platinum, gymnasium quality. $600ono. Phone 9769 5959.
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1183139-RC19-15
Professional Dog Grooming 40 years' experience Poodle and all breed specialists Care & kindness guaranteed
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SEWING MACHINE Singer, 4423, as new, (8 weeks old), heavy duty, grey, paid $399, sell $295, has stitch patterns, Narre Warren. 9704 6223.
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DONALD BRADMAN, limited edition print, signed by artist John Christie, mounted, framed, glazed. $600. Phone 0488 342 525. ANTIQUE COFFEE TABLE Ox Cart, Timelesss piece, handmade from Sheesham hard wood, Wrought Iron and Brass, this item originally was top off a wheeled cart which was pulled by Ox Cattle from India in the late1800's to early 1900's. It is reclaimed and is not a reproduction. Has Brass Peacock and flower decorations, measures 1800mm X 1300mm X 400mm appox 50 to 80 kgs. $1000, S.E suburbs. Call/txt 0437 685 267.
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PROPERTY MANAGER An excellent opportunity exists for an enthusiastic and motivated person to join our successful Property Management team at First National Neilson Partners Narre Warren. As our new Property Manager, you will be an experienced individual who is committed to providing exceptional customer service and values the principles of a team based work environment. Working hand in hand with a high quality team of Property Management professionals and support staff, you will maintain our current service standards and reputation of being industry leaders in our area. The base of this position requires you to service and maintain your own portfolio whilst working to enhance the growth of the department. The successful candidate will possess the following attributes: Minimum experience of five years in a property management role communication and management skills We require the successful candidate to continue to implement our business plan with our existing team whilst displaying their own creativity and flair. If you think you’ve got what it takes to join our team and meet our commitment to service quality please forward your resume to Allison Holzer at allison.h@neilsonpartners.com.au If you are looking to work in an environment that values you, values property management and prides itself on its close team, this is the role for you!
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD
DISCRIMINATION IN ADVERTISING IS UNLAWFUL The Victorian Equal Opportunity Act 1995 makes it unlawful for an advertiser to show any intention to discriminate on the basis of sex, pregnancy, race, age, marital status, political or religious belief or physical features, disability, lawful sexual activity/sexual orientation, HIV/AIDS status or on the basis of being associated with a person with one of the above characteristics, unless covered by an exception under the Act. As Network Classifieds could be legally liable if an unlawful advertisement is printed, Network Classifieds will not accept advertisements that appear to break the law. For more information about discrimination in advertising, contact your legal advisers or the Equal Opportunity Commission.
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ON MONDAY this week Melinda Robinson spent the day pulling children from an earthquake-ravaged building in Nepal. They didn’t survive. In an email sent to the Berwick News in the days before she reached Kathmandu, the volunteer paramedic from Narre Warren North had foreshadowed the tragedy that awaited her following the tragic earthquake. “I’m under no illusion how hard it will be,” Melinda wrote. “I will see things no human should have to see and sometimes all I may be able to do is hold someone’s hand telling them it will be OK when I know it won’t. “You do whatever is best for the patient and put your feelings and emotions aside till later as it’s not about you, it’s about them.” On Tuesday a second earthquake struck Nepal, adding dozens of lives to the already harrowing death toll still climbing from the April disaster. So far more than 8000 people have been officially recorded as dead. Melinda made the “mercy dash” to Kathmandu after the earthquake hit the region, temporarily leaving her post in Tanzania where she was spending three months tending to the sick in remote villages, cut off from regular medical treatment. “I just felt that I had something to offer,” she wrote. “You look at many fire fighters and they don’t hesitate to fly
Above: A photo of Melinda taken just before she left for Tanzania earlier this year. 135530 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS Right: Melinda took this photo of Nepal after the earthquake, which has claimed more than 8000 lives. around the world when we need help and I see it as I have skills to offer. “Over 7500 thousand dead and that will surely climb due to infection and getting to more remote areas. “I don’t think you compare that to anything in Australia, maybe even an individual incident in Tanzania.” While in Tanzania, where she has volunteered previously, Melinda will also spend time with the Tanzanian Flying Medical Service. As part of the service Melinda was flown into the desert where small villages are scattered across the landscape. “The Flying Medical Service takes volunteers with them to help - there are a lot of maternal health issues but we’re
also on call for any emergency evacuations that are needed,” she said. “There are a lot of Maasai villages, kind of equivalent to our (Australian) Indigenous people. “We give them medical help they otherwise wouldn’t be getting. “It’s pretty rewarding to be able to contribute to that.” While some of the villages have pre-arranged sites to conduct medical procedures, Melinda admitted that limited resources often saw operations carried out underneath the wing of an aeroplane - sometimes the only source of protection from the heat of the sun. To help Melinda’s cause, visit her web page at www.gofundme.com/tf7vx3kc.
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Prep student Samantha buddies up with Caitlin in the Monday afternoon transition class. 138699 Picture: DONNA OATES terms of school routines, feeling confident and meeting the teachers,” Ms Dodd said. With an enrolment of 90 Preps each year, Ms Dodd said more than 50 per cent of their Preps were rating significantly below expected levels in academic literacy, numeracy and social and emotional development. “Prep transition is so important because some of our children don’t know their ABCs, don’t know how to write their own name and these are things that children in some schools
can already do by the same age,” she said. The prep transition program runs from 2.30pm to 3pm every Monday afternoon and Ms Dodd said many families weren't aware the program was available. “Cranbourne is an area of high transience and a lot of families are moving into new estates and don’t know what’s on offer,” she said. To enrol in the half-hour transition classes, contact the school on 5996 2878 or Debbie Dodd on 0409 419 306.
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WITH 45 children already enrolled to start Prep at Cranbourne West Primary School next year, only six children are currently involved in the prep transition program. Parent and community liaison at Cranbourne West Primary School Debbie Dodd said some children were starting Prep without any prior education. “There are at least 10 Prep children that I know of this year that didn’t attend any pre-school or kindergarten and many that have never picked up a book,” she said. “And they are the children we really have to spend more time with, coping with anxiety, separation and social and emotional confidence.” The prep transition program has been running for two years at Cranbourne West Primary School after teachers noticed a need for a more comprehensive start. “We used to run three days of orientation and realised that wasn’t enough, some children didn’t get enough experience in
FOUR Cranbourne sports clubs will be dressed for success this season thanks to almost $4000 in grants. Blue Hills Bowls Club in Cranbourne East, Cranbourne Junior Football Club and Lyndhurst Junior Football Club will each receive $1000 while Cranbourne Bowling Club will receive $922 through the Sport-
ing Uniform Grants Program. The State Government initiative gives clubs the chance to replace old kits with new team tops and shorts, socks and even footy boots. Cranbourne MP Jude Perera said club colours represented achievement, a sense of belonging and community traditions. “Our local area has a proud
history of producing fine athletes,” Mr Perera said. Sport Minister John Eren said the grants took pressure of families and ensured everyone could connect with their community through sport. “Athletes get a real sense of pride when they don their club colours to represent their community,” he said.
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Lester… pretty Strong in pink By JARROD POTTER PROUD, passionate and pink. Saturday night was about more than the points scored and victories savoured as the Casey Basketball Association community slipped into as much pink as possible for its Ballin’ for Breast Cancer night. Auctions for donated items, signed jerseys and special one-on-one training sessions were up for grabs as the Cavaliers’ family dug deep to support the Beast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA). The night had extra meaning for the players with a select few honoured with the Deb Spinks Memorial MVP award for the best player on the night - named after longtime Cavaliers’ supporter Deb Spinks who passed away from breast cancer in January. The Casey Cavaliers donned the famous pink jerseys over the weekend in their BIG V triple header with the senior men and youth league men snaring victories while the women’s team were just pipped in a nail-biter. The Cavs’ senior men were able to get the job done
easily over Altona - snaring a 81-68 triumph on the back of some sublime early threepoint shooting. Hard-driving point guard James Deneefe (14 points, 8 rebounds, 4 assists, 4 steals) had an all-round superstar performance to earn the last Deb Spinks MVP for the event, as he stepped back up to the one-spot with new recruit Ben Louis absent. Also starring for the Cavaliers were big, bad Brent Hobba (22 points, 15 rebounds) and Lester Strong (13 points, 17 rebounds) as the duo terrorised the Gators’ offence. Matt Witherden (5 points, 6 rebounds) made a good showing of his first match back from a leg injury while Bevan Camilleri (18 points) pushed through the key to register his best tally in 2015. Casey senior men have skyrocketed to third in the Watson Conference standings - with a 6-4 record - and will face Camberwell on Sunday afternoon at Balwyn High School. The Cavaliers women could not find their way
Lester Strong - the only man cool enough to pull off a pink headband - relished Ballin’ for Breast Cancer night as he snagged a big double-double. 138873 Picture: JARROD POTTER back into the clash against Blackburn - despite a gallant fourth-quarter run cutting the margin to six. Natalie Dowdy (17 points, 10 rebounds) was awarded the Spinks MVP from the women’s match for her superb efforts under the hoop while Tarryn Wilkin (16
points, 7 rebounds) also ensured the Cavaliers weren’t outmatched aerially. Starting off proceedings were the Youth Men who snared a 78-64 win over Mornington as Aaron Bower was awarded the first Spinks MVP of the evening.
Top-placed trio’s sweet victory THREE Alkira Secondary College students defied the odds to take out a Basketball Victoria 3on3 state championship. Why were Alkira trio Jordan Gooiker, Arnon Lodder and Ben Lodder up against it? Firstly all the other teams had four players at their disposal, while Alkira went in to the three-on-three tournament without a bench or any ability to rest throughout the seven-game campaign last month. Other schools also had basketball academies and specialised coaching at their disposal and to cap it off, Alkira had never participated in this tournament before. So to fight past all those challenges and claim the state senior boys’ title - in a 21-16 win over Haileybury - left Arnon Lodder immeasurably proud of the underdog team’s achievement to knock off the private school top brass. “It definitely felt great - we were versing some prestigious schools out there and to take away the title from them is always amazing,” Lodder said.
Arnon Lodder, Ben Lodder and Jordan Gooiker excelled for Alkira Secondary College at the Basketball Victoria 3on3 state championships. 138735 Picture: GARY SISSONS “Haileybury had some rep players I’ve seen before. “They had a guy who was already ranked nationally 6’7" centre - a lot taller than any of us and when we won, the reaction was quite funny - you could tell they were pretty annoyed.” All those schoolyard pickup matches and local basketball seasons paid off handsomely for the Alkira boys, who knew just how to play off each other and shoot away
to take the championship. “We were pretty much already brothers - played together at the school and our chemistry is quite high, especially with our teamwork and right shots we took,” Lodder said. “Our coach as well - Trent - he kept us poised. “It’s amazing that in our first time entering the tournament, it was also our first time winning it.” Alkira coach Trent Smith
said the school’s achievement was incredible as they fought back against fatigue and the taller Haileybury players. “It was great -the boys kept up their effort and intensity throughout the whole game,” Smith said. “We had a time-out towards the end just to calm things down. The trio wanted to tick the boxes in their final year and the school was more than keen to give them a chance to shine one last time together. “The boys have been interested in it for the last few years and we didn’t really have the time to do it,” Smith said. “But being the last year for two of them - in Year 12 - it was the last opportunity they had, so they wanted to have a go.” Alkira is considering its options in the full-court game as well, with Smith confirming the school may participate in the 2015 McDonalds Cup. The Lodder brothers play for Dandenong and Gooiker plays at Casey Cavaliers.
Beau Mertens will take charge of some French beauties later this year as he rides in the Future Rising Stars race in Picture: JARROD POTTER Chantilly, France. 138497
It’s bon voyage, Beau, as racing’s rising star By JARROD POTTER TAKING his racing from Cranbourne to France will be a big leap for Beau Mertens, but the apprentice jockey is ready to take the next step. Mertens, 17, who races with Cranbourne-based Michael Kent Racing, has only been in the saddle for less than a year but will get a chance to compete on the biggest apprentice stage on earth at Prix Diane in Chantilly, France. He’ll ride in the Prix Longines Future Rising Stars event - an 1800m race featuring the best apprentices in horse racing - and is champing at the bit to head over in June. “It was just a big thing with all the apprentices - if you’re lucky enough you get chosen and I was lucky enough,” Mertens said. “The way you get chosen is how you represent yourself around the industry, how you’re riding at the moment and I was lucky enough to get this opportunity to head to France. “I’m pretty honoured to be the one selected for it.” The third-year apprentice who’s been at the Cranbourne stable for four years - will get to test his hand in Chantilly - helping assist with track work before taking on the biggest race in his short riding career. He hopes for a podium placing in the Future Rising Stars race and to enjoy his French sojourn. “One race with all the apprentices - who are coming from all over the world - it will be good considering it’s one of their big-
gest race days over there so it’s going to be great,” Mertens said. “I just want to get a first, second or third in the race - that would be insane.” Guiding his first cup winner - taking Youbolt to victory in the 1400m Port Fairy Cup in December - is a moment Mertens will forever savour, especially as it was riding for one of his mentors Jarrod McLean. “Riding my first cup winner in Warrnambool - it was a pretty big thrill because I was riding it for Jarrod McLean - he’s been one of my biggest supporters throughout so far and given me all the race rides and got me going,” Mertens said. “Without him I would be nowhere, so that was amazing.” He was also stoked to receive a ride in the Pakenham Cup - as he guided Todd Balfour’s Prior to 14th in another of first major race. “100k race- so it was one of the bigger races I’ve ridden in so far and was pretty different to a normal race,” Mertens said. “It was definitely one of the bigger ones I’ve ridden in so far. “It’s (Pakenham Racing Club’s Tynong racecourse) fantastic crazy how good they’ve had it and hopefully they can keep it that way as they always get those new courses and run them too soon, but this one is holding up well.” Mertens wanted to thank Kent, his dad - well-known jockey Peter - and family for their support. Mertens will head to France early next month with the main race held on 14 June.
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Scorpions fry under hot lights By JARROD POTTER VFL - ROUND 4 WIND plagued Casey Scorpions again as the blustery Casey Fields arena played havoc in the Scorpions 35-point loss to Sandringham. Under the bright lights and multi-camera set-up from the Channel 7 telecast, the Scorpions struggled to match pace with the faster Zebras through the midfield. Imploring his charges at the first break to focus on their defensive efforts and impact the contest, Casey coach Justin Plapp’s words resonated with the Scorpions, which upped their intensity through the second term to rattle off goals through Matt Jones, livewire youth Tom Muir and Melbourne skipper Jack Grimes. The run-and-carry of Jones and Muir were outstanding alongside Viv Michie - who is on the rollercoaster between taking one of Melbourne’s last spots and being one of Casey’s finest each week. Casey’s performance in the second term - booting majors against the high winds - should have boded well for a second-half charge, but instead the Scorpions were dissected by the Zebras’ better attack on the footy. Casey couldn’t halt Sandringham even with the wind as the Scorpions still trailed entering the final stanza and up against the galeforce Casey Fields zephyr. Sandringham would boot away with four goals as the Zebras’ smalls Adam Cockie, Blake Acres, Ahmed Saad and former Berwick player Yilber Zijai bagged two goals apiece and ran riot once the ball came to ground. “Little bit with the wind against us - couldn’t put enough scoreboard pressure on in that first quarter - where we kicked behinds,” Plapp said. “From the rest of the game we
Eddie Morris lays one of his world-famous tackles on a Picture: JARROD POTTER Sandringham opponent. 138870 were battling to stay in it. “Didn’t start well… you can’t play 60 minutes of football and expect to win. “From a contest point of view we were already seeing the ball a lot and getting more numbers around the ball and better use inside 50 allowed us to try and hit the scoreboard early.” Hopefully Grimes has put his Demons about playing elite football behind him, no pun intended, with an exceptional match through the midfield/half-back a sure sign of his return to the top flight, snaring 29 disposals, while Jones (29), Michie (29), Terlich (26) and McKenzie (22) showed the way in the 8.10 (58) to 13.15 (93) loss. Plapp also hopes to regain injured AFL-experienced duo Jack Hutchins (hamstring) and Shannon Byrnes (foot) for a season-defining match this weekend against Port Melbourne on Saturday from 2pm.
VFL CASEY SCORPIONS 0.3 3.5 7.8 8.10 (58) SANDRINGHAM 1.2 7.6 9.8 13.15 (93) CASEY SCORPIONS GOALS: J. Harmes, T. Muir, M. Gawn, W. Petropoulos, O. McDonald, M. Gent, M. Jones, J. Grimes.
Cavs rewarded ... and keen for more By JARROD POTTER CASEY Basketball Association has been honoured with a pair of poignant Basketball Victoria Awards. The association was awarded the state organisation’s highest honour - winning Association of the Year on the back of a rise in memberships and co-ordinating a number of successful programs for players, referees, coaches and City of Casey area schools alike. A rapid increase in playing numbers has seen junior participation increase from six-courts to 16 recently while senior Tuesday/ Thursday competition has also increased by approximately 30 per cent. President Daniel Phillips said it was overwhelming to get the recognition as Basketball Victoria’s best association in 2014, but there’s plenty left to achieve in the future. “It’s quite humbling really to be honest,” Phillips said. “We know that we’ve been putting in the effort and it’s good to be recognised and appreciated for doing such a good job. “It’s a great reflection of the growth of the south-east and how many kids want to play basketball - I don’t think everyone realises how popular the sport is out this way. “We know there’s a lot of hard work ahead as well - it doesn’t mean we stop.”
BEST: J. Grimes, V. Michie, T. Muir, M. Gawn, B. Rutherford, A. Neal-Bullen. SANDRINGHAM GOALS: A. Cockie 2, Y. Zijai 2, B. Acres 2, A. Saad 2, J. Saunders, E. Templeton, M. Hayes, S. Gilbert, M. Brown. BEST: B. Acres, A. Cockie, T. Curren, T. Lee, H. Goddard, A. Saad.
Capitalising on last year’s stellar effort, Phillips said it was important the association continued to excel, especially with a major renovation to Casey Indoor Leisure Centre, set to begin in July. “It’s (the renovation) going to allow us to be accessible by more kids - more kids being able to play as at the moment we’re probably on the verge of capacity,” Phillips said. “We hire 16 courts on a Saturday, so having the extra four courts in a way will increase what we can do and with our Big V teams getting that show court, we’re looking at hopefully in the next few years going to Big V Championship and maybe even SEABL. “The support we get with Big V is probably one of the best in the league for spectators - so having a 1500 seat stadium we’ll really be able to showcase what we can produce.” Casey Basketball Association vice-president Simon Krug said the associations’ programs developing players, coaches and referees, as well as community school visits alike, were crucial to their successful 2014. “It’s a great feeling and we’ve put in a lot of volunteer hours to get it all done,” Krug said. “We’ve done a lot of work with our corporate governance and business structure and we’ve put in
place a lot of development programs that Jodie (Krug) runs. “We also want to continue with more and more development and to keep on visiting the schools. “The association also have coaching development programs and referee development programs - skilling up our referees to not only improve here, but be able to go on to the next level and referee in higher competitions.” Casey Basketball Association also was awarded for the Greatest Membership Increase Award as numbers ballooned in 2014 by about 30 per cent. Basketball Victoria CEO Nick Honey said Casey Basketball Association has kept in line with the tremendous growth of the south-east and is also pushing the boundaries with programs and facilities.“We commend the Casey BA’s board and management for all their hard work and commitment in ensuring they, not only grow their membership base, but also continue to develop the structures, programs and facilities required to cater for the growth,” Honey said. The Cavaliers’ were also involved in another award, with Star News Group journalist Jarrod Potter’s article on Lara Pauline’s retirement “Cav Lara Calls it Quits” winning the Basketball Victoria 2014 Best Media Story. Casey Basketball Association - and its extremely popular Cavaliers Big V program - have been recognised as Basketball Victoria's Association of the Year for 2014. 104653
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Conducting the Eagles Cranbourne stalwart Frankie J Johnson has handed over the team manager’s role this season, meaning he and his good mates, now retired trainer John Harkin and Allan Stringer can once again sit back and enjoy a few frothies at the footy. Frankie J was in full voice after Saturday’s big win over Beaconsfield, leading Matt Davey in a raucous rendition of the Eagles theme song. Johnson and Harkin will make a comeback on Saturday 23 May, Frankie as team manager and Harkin as trainer for the South East Football League’s big clash against Sunraysia at Casey Fields. 138903 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS
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1. WHO has kicked the most career AFL goals? 2. WHO won more Wimbledon singles tennis titles — Rod Laver or John Newcombe? 3. WHICH cricketer captained three states in the Sheffield Shield? 4. WHO in 1912 became Australia’s first female Olympic gold medallist? 5. WHICH Aussie scored a stunning win over world number 1 Rafael Nadal at Wimbledon in 2014? 6. WITH which English soccer club did the legendary George Best make his name? 7. WHICH West Indian cricket star went 58 Test innings before recording his first ‘duck’? 8. WHAT colour card does a soccer referee show a player if he is sending him off? 9. WHICH Australian made an unsuccessful challenge on world boxing middleweight champion Carlos Monzon’s crown in 1974? 10. WHICH AFL star kicked over 100 goals in a season three times for South Melbourne? 11. IN what year did Kiwi score a memorable Melbourne Cup win? 12. WHICH is the only Olympics at which Australia failed to win a medal? 13. WHO pushed his car over the finish line to win the World Drivers’ Championship in 1959? 14. WHICH English cricketer led a rebel tour to South Africa early in 1990? 15. WHICH cricket-playing nation went 44 Tests without a win between 1929 and 1955? 16. WHICH star batsman was dropped from the Aussie cricket team late in 2005 only to come back and become vice-captain? 17. WHO beat Australia’s Greg Norman in a play-off for the 1984 US Open golf title? 18. OF what duration are rounds in professional boxing matches? 19. WHICH Australian Olympic cycling champion died tragically in a road race in 1958? 20. WHICH Australian cricketer took 16 wickets in his very first Test match?
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Classy injuries By DAVID NAGEL CRANBOURNE has continued to defy logic - absorbing the classiest injury list in the South East Football League to run out 22-point winners over reigning-premier Beaconsfield at Casey Fields on Saturday. Coach Simon Goosey still has several guns to bring back into his side, with Ryan Jones, Glenn Osborne, Michael Boland, Stu Morrish and Curtis Barker all sitting on the sidelines on the weekend. But Goosey has his side fit, and with a “one soldier out, one soldier in” philosophy in place, has his side playing with a real evenness across the field. “That’s something we want to pride ourselves on, to run games out and have an even contribution,” Goosey said. “It was a hard pre-season, and we trained like we want to play ... to gut run. We also use a lot of rotations and that’s all designed to run the game out. I’d be kidding myself to think the players could play 100 percent of the time the way we play the game.” This was an arm-wrestle until Cranny exploded away with six goals, in just 20 minutes of footy, in the third term. Goals to Ryan Davey, Marty Leinmueller, Luke Bee-Hugo, two to Marc Holt, and then an absolute belter on the run from Anthony Vella gave the home side the break it needed. Bee-Hugo, with three goals, and Max Gearon, were brilliant through the midfield for Cranny, while Holt finished the day with three. Berwick has overcome an emotional week for the club, giving ROC a 61-point football lesson at Starling Road. The passing of Ethan Devine, the
Anthony Vella produced the game highlight, a blistering third quarter goal, in Cranbourne’s 22-point victory over Beaconsfield on Saturday. 138811 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS
15-year-old son of Berwick assistantcoach Todd, last Tuesday, saw a minute’s silence held in his memory prior to the match. Berwick bounced out of the blocks, with livewire forward Mitch Johnson kicking four first-quarter goals as the Wickers answered any doubts about their ability to bounce back after last week’s huge win over Narre Warren. Johnson was magnificent for the Wickers, crafting an eight-goal haul that was only dulled by a late injury scare. Nathan Brewster, Matt Rogers and Ben Tivendale were best for the Kangaroos.
Narre Warren warmed up for this week’s heavyweight showdown against reigning-premier Beaconsfield with an 81-point stroll in the park against Tooradin at Fox Road. The Magpies, coming off back-toback losses, simply did what they had to do, depriving the Seagulls of hope with a dominant defensive effort in the first half, and then converting their chances after half time. Kerem Baskaya booted seven for the Magpies, while midfielder Matt Lee continued his stellar start to the season and left footers Ben Giobbi and Dale Gawley also had impressive outings. Kyle Van Der Pluym, Adam
SEFNL SCOREBOARD ROUND 4 CRANBOURNE 2.2 4.3 10.5 13.10 (88) BEACONSFIELD 2.3 5.5 6.5 10.6 (66) NARRE WARREN 5.2 8.6 12.9 18.9 (117) TOORADIN-DALMORE 0.0 0.1 2.5 5.6 (36) DOVETON 0.1 3.8 5.9 9.15 (69) HAMPTON PARK 2.2 3.3 3.8 5.8 (38) BERWICK 5.3 7.5 12.10 16.13 (109) ROC 2.1 3.3 5.5 7.6 (48) RESERVES: Cranbourne 8.5 (53) d Beaconsfield 5.7 (37). Narre Warren 15.12 (102) d Tooradin-Dalmore 1.2 (8). Doveton 19.10 (124) d Hampton Park 4.1 (25). Berwick 14.18 (102) d ROC 7.2 (44). UNDER 19: Cranbourne 12.9 (81) d Beaconsfield 5.5 (35). Narre Warren 17.17 (119) d Tooradin-Dalmore 1.4 (10). Doveton 8.11 (59) d Pakenham 8.5 (53). Berwick 12.13 (85) d ROC 6.6 (42). UNDER 18: Doveton 18.13 (121) d Cranbourne 0.0 (0). Beaconsfield 13.10 (88) d Narre Warren 5.8(38). Berwick 11.13 (79) d Pakenham 3.9 (27). SENIOR LADDER W L D % PTS Pakenham 3 0 0 169.48 16 Doveton 4 1 0 110.10 16 Beaconsfield 3 1 0 122.41 12 Cranbourne 3 1 0 111.62 12 Narre Warren 2 2 0 129.48 8 Berwick 2 2 0 121.68 8 ROC 0 3 0 57.89 4 Tooradin-Dalmore 0 3 0 55.16 4 Hampton Park 0 4 0 53.19 4 This week: Saturday - Beaconsfield v Narre Warren, Hampton Park v Berwick, Pakenham v Cranbourne. Sunday - Tooradin-Dalmore v ROC (VWA - Game of the Month). NETBALL A GRADE: Beaconsfield 34 d Cranbourne 31. Narre Warren 73 d Tooradin-Dalmore 17. Hampton Park 60 d Doveton 45. Berwick 41
Splatt and Adam Galea were best for the Seagulls. Doveton has two weeks off to ready itself for its biggest challenge of the season after an uninspiring 31-point victory over Hampton Park at Robinson Oval. The bye, then the interleague break, is the precursor to a tough run for Shannon Henwood and his side who face Pakenham, Narre Warren, Berwick and Cranbourne. The Doves were slow to begin on
d ROC 39. B GRADE: Beaconsfield 34 d Cranbourne 24. Narre Warren 41 d Tooradin-Dalmore 30. Doveton 47 d Hampton Park 33. Berwick 52 d ROC 44. C GRADE: Beaconsfield 26 d Cranbourne 23. Narre Warren 36 d Tooradin-Dalmore 23. Hampton Park 26 d Doveton 22. Berwick 50 d ROC 23. D GRADE: Cranbourne 35 drew Beaconsfield 35. Narre Warren 35 d Tooradin-Dalmore 26. Doveton 38 d Hampton Park 17. Berwick 40 d ROC 25. UNDER 17 RED: Beaconsfield 33 d Cranbourne 18. Narre Warren 65 d Tooradin-Dalmore 5. Doveton 33 d Hampton Park 5. ROC 48 d Berwick 15. UNDER 17 WHITE: Beaconsfield 27 d Cranbourne 14. Narre Warren 37 d TooradinDalmore 6. ROC 34 d Berwick 14. UNDER 15 RED: Beaconsfield 18 d Cranbourne 9. Narre Warren 41 d Tooradin-Dalmore 4. Doveton 36 d Hampton Park 2. ROC 21 d Berwick 19. UNDER 15 WHITE: Beaconsfield 30 d Cranbourne 13. Narre Warren 37 d TooradinDalmore 4. ROC v Berwick. UNDER 13 RED: Cranbourne 37 d Beaconsfield 6. Narre Warren 37 d Tooradin-Dalmore 4. ROC 43 d Berwick 3. UNDER 13 WHITE: Beaconsfield 20 d Cranbourne 11. Narre Warren 35 d TooradinDalmore 5. ROC 40 d Berwick 1. A GRADE LADDER W L D % PTS Hampton Park 3 1 0 131.33 16 Narre Warren 3 0 1 169.49 14 Beaconsfield 3 1 0 96.87 12 Doveton 2 3 0 101.75 8 ROC 1 2 0 98.03 8 Pakenham 1 2 0 88.99 8 Berwick 2 2 0 85.98 8 Cranbourne 1 2 1 121.3 6 Tooradin-Dalmore 0 3 0 32.57 4
the weekend, Hampton Park showing a greater appetite for the contest and keeping the home side goalless in the first term. The Doves wasted opportunities, kicking 3.7 to 1.1 in the second quarter before controlling the contest after half time. Mitch Pierce kicks three for the Doves, who had Mitch Viney and Russell Gabriel continue their great form. Bryce Keyser was best for the Redbacks.
The joy of bringing it back home Radical changes fail to score By JARROD POTTER
EXCISING the wounds of last year’s defeat, Vic Metro Youth Girls reclaimed what is rightfully theirs - the AFL Youth Girls National Championships cup. A south-east studded Vic Metro side - coached by Dandenong Stingrays’ assistant coach Wayne Siekman - is once again the champion of Australia after knocking off Queensland 3.4 (22) to 2.3 (15). Playing on the monstrous Mandurah Stadium - which has a bigger surface than the MCG - the first hurdle of the week came and went with flying colours as Vic Metro knocked off the reigning premiers West Australia. “It was massive - the first two days was very open,” Siekman said. “We played WA and kicked seven goals day one, Vic Country we kicked eight and Queensland on Thursday in the game that meant nothing we kicked seven.” Wins over Vic Country and Queensland in the Pool A matches set up a rematch against Queensland in the carnival grand final to decide who would be crowned the best in Australia. With early goals on the board and ramping up their defensive pressure - Vic Metro was able to kick away and hold onto the slender lead to bring the cup back to Victoria after a 12-month absence. “Absolutely we’ve gone one better and we had 12 months to work on it and the girls were
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Vic Metro successfully reclaimed their crown as the top Picture: AFL MEDIA Youth Girls' side in Australia. 138944 just fantastic,” Siekman said. “We came up with an AFLstyle game plan and had structures in place to offset our smaller, running team and it worked. “Grand final - pressure was on - it goes up an extra notch. “We kicked two goals in the first five minutes - which was good news for us as it got the girls up and nearly won us the game as we only kicked one more for the next three quarters.” Siekman was impressed with his co-captain - Beaconsfield utility Lauren Hojnacki throughout the carnival and in particular in the first two matches where she stood up and took control in the ruck. “Hojie was super for us on the first two days,” Siekman said. “Gave us a target up forward and chucked her in the ruck when we needed a bit of a lift as she was co-captain.” It wasn’t all great news from the week-long carnival though as Cranbourne midfielder/defender Georgia Gourlay ruptured her anterior cruciate liga-
ment (ACL) in the first quarter of the first match of the week. “Unfortunately Georgia Gourlay did her ACL in the first 10 minutes,” Siekman said. “She had a tough week, but she was always positive when the girls were around her, which was great as it got the rest of the team up and probably had a small impact on the way we performed yesterday (Sunday). “Lose the best kick in Australia 10 minutes into the carnival - but it shows the depth of this squad and the commitment of the girls to get the job done.” She’s got a tough road ahead, but she’s a great kid and she’s got a chance to get back bigger and stronger.” Five players from Vic Metro were also selected in the All Australian team. SOUTH EAST JUNIORS VICTORIAN REPRESENTATIVES Beaconsfield: Taylah Clayton, Georgia Fisher, Tyla Hanks, Lauren Hojnacki. Cranbourne: Georgia Gourlay, Courtney Jones, Kayla Ripari. Lyndhurst: Emily Rose Browning, Logan O’Connell-Webb. Officer: Taylah O’Hagan. Parkmore: Teagan Sheldon.
CRANBOURNE coach Simon O’Shanassy was left feeling a little empty on Saturday after his side came from the clouds in the final quarter but still went down 31-34 to Beaconsfield at Casey Fields. With nothing working, and trailing 28-19 at the final break, O’Shanassy made some changes, throwing Carissa Rakip back into the midcourt, Alanah Hardy to goal defence and, for the first time all day, re-establishing Jess O’Hanlon and Monalisa Groom as his goalscoring duo. His moves worked and in blustery conditions the home side charged late but couldn’t rein in a nine-goal deficit at three-quarter time. “It doesn’t matter how good we played in the final quarter, we can’t be giving teams a nine-goal start and expect to win,” the Cranny coach said from courtside after the match. “It’s just where we’re at right now; we can play some great netball but just can’t do it consistently for four quarters.” Kaitlyn Paligorov and Kaela Hughes were brilliant in defence for Beacy while Bianca Sanzaro with 24 goals and Andi Dickson with 10 combined well under the ring. Cranbourne’s Mona-Lisa Groom provided the match highlight when she flung the ball back over her head, from mid-air, outside the court, with the ball going in without touching metal. She scored eight last-quarter goals to inspire the comeback. A brilliant third-quarter burst has seen Hampton Park bounce back to the winner’s list, 60-45, against last year’s premiers Doveton at Robinson Oval. The Redbacks came out firing on the weekend, with Kylie Kiddle’s side taking a six-point lead into half time, and icing the cake with an outstanding 20 goal to 11 third term. Narre Warren warmed up for this week’s cracker of a match against Beaconsfield by toying with Tooradin, 73-17, at Fox Road.
It was impossible for Cranbourne defender Alanah Hardy to do any more as she looked to stop this shot from Beaconsfield shooter Bianca Sanzaro. 138811 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS The core of the Magpie-machine was at it again, with Chloe Phillips and Tayla Shannon combining well in attack and first-gamer Elly Stewart shooting well in the second half. Demi Brettoner and Erin Clark were other outstanding contributors for the Magpies, while Michelle Barnes, Ebony Dolan and Tara Smith didn’t go down without a fight for the Seagulls. Berwick is breathing a deep sigh of relief after outlasting ROC, 41-39, in the thriller of the round at Starling Road. The experience of Sarah McDermott, Jodie Cranston and Lynne Moyes got the Wickers over the line in the end. Pakenham had the bye.
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Teens tame the greens By RUSSELL BENNETT THE sky’s the limit for two rising star golfers from Lyndhurst Secondary College, who competed at state level on Monday. Year 10 students Bailey Clapton, 16, and Dylan LaRocca, 15, won their way through the Southern Metropolitan Region, and district qualifiers to compete at state level on Monday at Churchill Park - where Bailey came fifth out of a field of 80 students, and Dylan also performed exceedingly well. Lyndhurst teacher Adam Kruger has been with the boys throughout every step of the way in their journey so far, and he says their progress has been nothing short of remarkable - they both continue to lower their handicaps, seemingly on a weekly basis, and each of them wants to see how far their talent will take them in the sport. Bailey plays predominantly at Berwick Montuna, where his father Andrew is club captain, while for Dylan it’s all about Amstel and Settlers Run. “I’d like to go professional if I could, but if not my other opportunity is to do a tour teaching program, like a coach, and teach little kids how to play the game,” Bailey said. “Dad got me right into the game and I haven’t stopped since.” Whereas Dylan got money for his fifth birthday and all he had his
Not even four majors from Endeavour Hills full forward Shane Peake could get the Falcons out of trouble on Saturday. 138871 Picture: JARROD POTTER
Falcons get blown away Bailey Clapton and Dylan LaRocca won their way through to tee off at state level golf on Monday. 139032 Picture: RUSSELL BENNETT heart set on was a set of golf clubs. Both boys have golfing idols that they emulate, with Dylan a fan of Adam Scott and Jason Day particularly. This is the third year they’ve been involved in the School Sports Victoria golfing competition, and they both want to continue right
through to Year 12. And when it comes to the most challenging part of one of the most challenging sports on the planet both boys are unanimous. It’s the mental side of it - the ongoing battle for consistency. “You just can’t let a bad shot get to you,” Bailey said.
Mr Kruger has had the opportunity to watch both boys in action during competition play, and he praised Bailey’s power off the tee, and Dylan’s short game. Yet both of them know that good, strong putting is the key. Keep an eye on the News for more on these two prodigiously talented youngsters.
Mighty effort for little result By JARROD POTTER
Cara Moody continues to soar as one of the competition’s premier rucks. 138892 Picture: JARROD POTTER
VWFL - DIVISION 1 and 3 A SMALL-score victory was claimed triumphantly by Seaford in a 10-8 win over Cranbourne’s VWFL Division 1 side. 10 goals? Eight behinds? Nope. Seaford thumped 1.4 (10) to Cranbourne’s more minute 1.2 (8) - with scoring tough enough at Casey Fields on Sunday that the half time score was 2-0 favouring the Eagles in a soccer-style scoreline. The easterly gale stopped Cranbourne’s expansive footy from coming to fruition as all entries were forced wide and out of bounds towards the pavilion. Thankfully, a couple of goals were earned - in the hardest way possible - as Hayley Wildes booted Cranbourne’s only major of the afternoon as conditions only got tougher through the third term.
Seaford stole one back and that would be enough - taking the baffling two-point win. “We just couldn’t score,” Cranbourne coach Kris Smith said. “It was like two half back lines playing tennis - that’s the best way to describe it. “I don’t think I’ve ever been in a game like that before. “The wind was killing us - both sides got sucked onto that eastern side and we had chances to score, lots of chances, but didn’t make the most of them.” Smith believes the two sides will be the ones to beat in this year’s Division 1 campaign and hopes his young Eagles can continue to improve week to week. “Wouldn’t call it gut-wrenching, but it’s a good lesson for the girls - they’re still a young team starting to gel together properly,” Smith said.
“I’m not going to lose sleep over it - the points in round four are just as important as in round five. “I think they (Seaford) are definitely going to be up there, and the way we’re going I’d hope we’re up there too.” Smith praised Tess McEvoy for her hard-edged approach - scooping up a swag of clearances and feasting on the tough footy in and under the packs - as well as Corrine Cullis and Danielle Hardiman across half back to stop the Tigers’ pouncing. Division 1 Eagles will clash with long-time rival Knox on Sunday from 2pm at Schultz Reserve. Cranbourne’s Division 3 side fared better against the Tigers, taking a 2.5 (17) to 0.1 (1) triumph and will head to Endeavour Hills on Sunday in the first local-derby between the two sides.
Getting the message, in the pink THE Cranbourne Football Netball Club held its 10th annual Pink Ladies Day at Casey Fields on Saturday with guest speaker Sheila Downey (left) giving the crowd an insight into her three-year-long battle with breast cancer. Sheila, who is fit and healthy again now, is with Cranbourne president Shane Baker and his lovely wife Sharon - Sheila, a teacher - taught Shane and Sharon’s son Daniel at the Cranbourne Secondary College. 138901 Picture: DAVID NAGEL
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By JARROD POTTER SFL DIVISION 3 - ROUND 5 A HOWLING result - both wind wise and on the scoreboard - as Endeavour Hills squandered chance-after-chance against Ashwood. With a monstrous zephyr buffeting Barry Simon Reserve, all the Falcons and Magpies could do at the scoreboard end was to defend for their lives. Spraying everything that came its way, Endeavour Hills suffered at the goal-face with 20 behinds going through to let Ashwood off the hook. Without titan forward Daniel Morrison - derailed by a quad-injury - the Falcons’ didn’t have the mercurial accuracy needed to get the job done. Even with the wind in the final term, Endeavour Hills could not outscore Ashwood as the visitors boot four-goals-one to an embarrassing two-goals-seven. Shane Peake (four goals) held up his end of the bargain and continued a strong showing thus far in SFL Division 3 while Cade Marshall, Cedric Legrand and Nathan Crutchley were admirable across the field. Endeavour Hills has fallen from the topfour following consecutive losses and now sits eighth in the pecking order before hosting Lyndale at home. DIVISION 2 Keysborough continued its merry march through the SFL with a 27-point victory over Skye. Tyson King (five goals) is blitzing all and sundry in the division while Will Gayfer, Shaun Witherden and Daniel Morland were best afield. Doveton Eagles - lost by 66 to Highett - continued to struggle and are at the foot of the SFL Division-2 ladder after five rounds. VAFA - DIVISION 2 CHALLENGED earnestly for the first time this year, St John’s had to dig deep to come-from-behind to knock off Richmond Central. A perilously-even clash threatened to go either way, but in the end Ben McGee’s men stood victorious after a four-goal final term clinched the seven-point triumph, 16.13 (109) - 16.6 (102). Rohan Scott continues to be a lace-out target for the JOCs as he bagged six goals, while powerful defender/ruck Daniel Cattolico also impressed alongside Rhys Dyker and Cameron Christiansen. The win keeps the JOCs atop the VAFA Division 2 ladder as the only unbeaten side and will host third ranked Old Paradians in St John’s biggest test yet.
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Trying out a little Liberty By ALISTAIR KENNEDY THE imminent departure of Australia’s previous market-leading Ford Falcon and Holden Commodore family cars is opening up opportunities for a variety of mid-sized sedans that have previously sat in their sales shadow. One of the best-known of these contenders is the Subaru Liberty which has been on sale here continuously since 1989. The latest, sixth generation, model was released late in 2014 with some styling changes, engine tweaks and extra equipment. But the biggest news is some serious price-cutting that has seen Subaru Liberty drop below the $30,000-mark for the first time in more than 15 years. That $29,990 model is the entrylevel 2.5i - down $3000 against the outgoing equivalent gen five Liberty. There are even bigger savings in the other two variants with the price of the 2.5i Premium cut by $4000 to $35,490; and the 3.6R now selling for $41,990. That’s a whopping $14,000 down on the previous model. Additionally, all variants also come with extra features that increase the value equation. Commenting on these dramatic price cuts Subaru Australia Managing Director, Nick Senior, explained that a number of factors had prompted the
shift: “Most notably the exchange rate, the Japanese Free Trade Agreement and more efficient manufacturing, driving reduced costs.” The new Liberty range has been cut back to just three models compared to the ten of the previous model. The Liberty wagon, including the Exiga seven-seater, has now been deleted - no real surprise as most wagon buyers had already switched to either the Outback or Forester. Also gone are the Liberty GT and X models. While earlier Libertys have tended to be a bit on the bland side, the more recent models have a classy look and can hold their own with the best of their competitors. Styling changes for the gen-six model are minor, with a new more subtle front grille and raised rear quarter panels which provide a more muscular look. Attractive 18-inch alloys are now standard on all variants. Those moving out of larger cars will be impressed with the Liberty’s interior space which has increased marginally in all directions. It also feels larger with the A-pillar now further forward, a new front quarter window and lowered dashboard. The rear seats have been raised by 10 mm to improve passenger visibility
Subaru Liberty has the looks and feel of a much more expensive car. and there’s excellent rear leg and headroom. The 493-litre boot is well-shaped although the access space is relatively small. The spare wheel is full sized. In addition to the standard range of safety features, all Liberty models now come with Subaru’s EyeSight driver assist system that provides adaptive cruise control; lane departure warning; lead vehicle start alert (a clever feature in stop/start traffic that alerts a dozy driver when the vehicle in front has moved off); pre-collision braking and brake assist system; and pre-collision
throttle management. As with almost all Subaru models the Liberty comes with all-wheel drive, hill hold and reversing camera. New Liberty has a five-star ANCAP rating with its points tally of 35.99 (out of a maximum possible 37) being the highest ever by any Subaru. Two petrol engines are offered, a 2.5-litre four-cylinder and a 3.6-litre flat six. In the Subaru tradition they are both horizontally-opposed, or Boxer, units with the four generating peaks of 129 kW and 235 Nm (at 4000 rpm) and the six getting to 191 kW and 350 Nm
(at 4400 revs). The only transmission is a continuously variable (CVT) that now includes a six-step manual override operated by shift paddles. The entry-level Liberty 2.5i uses a 6.2-inch touch screen and comes with Bluetooth (with intuitive pairing) phone and audio streaming; voice command recognition; and USB and Auxiliary sockets that are conveniently located at the front of the centre console for easy access. The two Premium models get a 7-inch screen; satellite navigation; Harman Kardon audio and a second USB jack; and a 7.0-inch screen. It also allows the Pandora app to be controlled via touchscreen. Subaru is one of these carmakers who attract loyal customers and they’re sure to be joined by plenty of converts with Liberty’s combination of value and quality. Inquire at Subaru Fountain Gate, 1 Prestige Place, Narre Warren. Phone 9771 4500. Model range Liberty 2.5i four-door sedan: $29,990 (CVT automatic) Liberty 2.5i Premium four-door sedan: $35,490 (CVT automatic) Liberty 3.6R four-door sedan: $41,990 (CVT automatic)
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