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Doubling up: The 11 sets of twins and their reflections at Dromana Secondary College. Picture: Gary Sissons

THERE’LL be a lot of familiar faces at Dromana Secondary College this term.

Among the 325 students in its 13 Year 7 classes are 11 sets of twins.

Fresh from primary school the twins had their first day of secondary studies on Tuesday.

Head of junior school Brooke Mollenkopf said 11 sets of twins was the most ever at that year level. Three sets of twins are identical.

College doubling up But whether the twins sit side by side in class is up to their parents. “The parents know them the best so we go by what they say,” Ms Mollenkopf said. “Often the twins have been together

all through primary school and have the same friends, so they feel comfortable together.”

But occasionally the reverse is true. “We once had triplets and their parents insisted they be put

in separate classes all through high school – and they had a brother who was a year ahead.”

The college’s new year 7 area – which opened last week – can accommodate 300 students out of the school’s total enrolment of 1460 on the 20 hectare Harrisons Rd site.

“We’ve got the space and the talented teachers and it all works,” Ms Mollenkopf said.

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Time out for planning change Neil Walker neil@mpnews.com.au A BID to waive the need for planning permits in certain circumstances at properties on the “inland” side of Point Nepean Rd from Mt Eliza to Portsea has been temporarily waved down by concerned councillors.

A report to last week’s public council meeting by Mornington Penin-sula Shire senior planner Oscar Orellana

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The proposal was aimed at “streamlining planning processes” for properties that do “not directly join the Port Phillip foreshore and coastal area”.

“Minor forms of development” such as the erection of a fence, outbuildings or “a single dwelling in non-sensitive areas” would no longer require a council planning permit if the amendment

to the planning scheme is approved by councillors.

Several residents asked questions about the proposed planning scheme change in the public question time part of the meeting.

Shire planning executive manager David Bergin gave assurances that any change would not affect any private properties from Mornington to Mt Eliza or Sorrento to Portsea on the inland side.

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“We’re happy council officers decided councillors needed more time to consider the changes,” association secretary Doris Campbell said.

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Sails holding up the wind IDEAL breezy conditions greeted boats sailing in the Melges 24 Australian Championships off Blairgowrie last week.

Down Under Sail editor Harry Fisher said the nine high-performance racing boats were sailed by top competitors from around the country. They included the winner of the past two national championships, Chris Links, who was aiming to make it three straight in the four-day regatta which finished on Saturday.

The venue, Blairgowrie Yacht Squadron, was purpose built for sports boat sailing. The club has undergone major redevelopments: $25 million was spent on upgrading the club house, berthing area and creating a 30boat hardstand for boats, such as the Melges 24.

Club member and regatta organiser Andrew Colliver said Blairgowrie provided some of the most “glamourous” conditions for sports boat sailing, with fresh southerly offshore breezes creating flat water and exciting racing.

Tightly bunched: Boats competing in the Melges 24 Australian Championships off Blairgowrie last week.

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‘Magic’ aims to inspire young futures THERE’S Magic in the Air. That’s the name of an upcoming concert to showcase the talents of peninsula children and teens, and, in the long run, inspiring them to dream and achieve.

In the lead-up to the concert, 10-19 year olds who can dance, sing, play an instrument, juggle or MC, are invited to apply to audition on stage before their schools and families at Mornington radio station RPP FM, 1-5pm, Sunday 19 February.

A maximum 20 places are available and bookings are essential.

The audition will lead on to the Can Do Kids family event at the Peninsula Community Theatre, 7–8.30pm, Thursday 4 May, where those chosen will perform alongside guest performer Cath Jamison, Australia’s leading female magician and mentalist.

The events are part of the Attitude Books Initiative, which began when author Julie Davey, of McCrae, noticed how her father’s optimism, meditation and change of diet affected his health during his battle with cancer.

Ms Davey’s positive psychology books are read by children in 14 countries.

She began researching personal development principles, and couldn’t help wondering, “Why aren’t these positive philosophies, strategies and ethics taught — comprehensively — to kids in school?”

“In the 1990s there were few such books

around for kids, and some teachers shared information with their students, but wellbeing certainly wasn’t on the curriculum, so, while some children had access to this material, many did not,” she recalled.

“So, I gathered a bundle of these universal principles — the ones practised by successful people for thousands of years and promoted by the likes of Napoleon Hill, James Allen, Norman Vincent Peale, Dale Carnegie and Stephen Covey, and packaged them in a little book, A for Attitude, which was self-published in 1998.”

She said the book was popular with all demographics; could be used throughout the school years in the classroom and home; was used by therapists in schools and private practice; offered to improve family communication, and provided a bridge between home and school, as well as supporting other wellbeing programs.

Ms Davey’s wish at the time, and ever since, was that every child would have access to this information.

“I had the ‘what’ and ‘why’ — but I just didn’t have the ‘how’,” she said.

In 2007, Frankston Rotary District Governor Janet McCahon saw the book and asked: “Why don’t we give this book, every year, to Grade 3 children, like many Rotary clubs do, as well as the dictionary?” The ‘how’ had revealed itself …

In 2013, the Rotary Club of Rosebud/Rye donated copies of A for Attitude to every Year 3

Taking it all in: Our Lady of Fatima pupils host Rotary Club of Rosebud/ Rye’s Claire Burns, centre, next to A for Attitude founder Julie Davey, and deputy principal Marita O’Sullivan, top left.

pupil at six schools on the southern peninsula, including Eastbourne, Rosebud, Rye, Tootgarook and Boneo primary schools.

“So many people have supported me,” Ms Davey said. “Every child should have one of these books. Our aim is to get every parent sitting down with their child and guiding them through it.”

Ms Davey said the Can Do Kids events gave children “the chance to perform and to show other kids that they can do it”.

“I go to schools in Rosebud, Dromana and Rye

to talk about positive thinking,” she said.

“The reason behind everything we do is to raise peoples’ awareness – and funds.”

A for Attitude has been distributed to children in Victoria, NSW, Queensland and Western Australia, with support from Rotary clubs and small businesses. The group also received a grant from the Mornington Peninsula Shire for the distribution of 200 books to peninsula schools.

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Ship on way for hydrogen export Keith Platt keith@mpnews.com.au WHILE politicians and environmentalists are on a collision course over plans to build a coal gasification plant at Hastings, Kawasaki Heavy Industries is already building a test vessel to carry liquefied hydrogen.

The ship now being developed by the Japanese company is designed to carry 2500 cubic metres of the gas which will be produced with brown coal from the Latrobe Valley.

Because of hydrogen’s high evaporation rate the ship will have a double shell to provide vacuum insulation.

Kawasaki says it will have the Liquefied hydrogen transportation pioneering test vessel ready by 2020, the same year the state government says a brown coal to hydrogen test plant will be operating in the Latrobe Valley.

Hastings MP Neale Burgess says the Kawasaki supply chain could eventually see “long coal trains or a coal slurry pipe bringing huge amounts of coal to Hastings, building of a huge coal gasification plant at Hastings and the produced hydrogen being shipped through Western Port”.

Mr Burgess’s opposition to the plant being built at Hastings or anywhere else in Western Port contrasts with that of his federal Liberal colleague Greg Hunt who has only said he is opposed to Crib Point being “reindustrialised”.

Mr Hunt has said he is opposed to the Port of Hastings becoming “a coal port”, but Kawasaki wants to export hydrogen, not coal.

SHIPS being built and planned by Kawasaki Heavy Industries to carry liquid hydrogen extracted from Victoria’s brown coal could one day be operating out of the Port of Hastings. The top “test” vessel will carry 2500 cubic metres of liquid hydrogen and the larger vessel, below, is designed for 160,000 cubic metres.

Kawasaki is already planning a much larger ship to carry hydrogen if its test vessel is a success.

Without setting completion date, the company says it aims to build a ship capable of carrying 160,000 cubic metres of liquefied hydrogen.

Seen as heralding “the dawn of a new era … when hydrogen comes into wide use in society, hydrogen produced overseas at a low cost will need to be transported in large amounts”, the company’s website states. Environmentalists argue that processing

the brown coal in Victoria means “our local community will bear the brunt of the climate and human health damaging emissions, while Japan enjoys the clean hydrogen fuel”. “As far as I can ascertain, there has been no public consultation about Hastings and Western

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Piper survives to play again Stephen Taylor steve@mpnews.com.au A SHOREHAM dog has survived a bite from a deadly tick species that was thought not to exist on the Mornington Peninsula.

The bite from the Australian paralysis tick (Ixodes holocyclus) – which frequents the east coast of Australia, including Lakes Entrance and Bairnsdale – had paralysed the Hungarian Vizsla, named Piper, causing body weakness and a changed bark.

Realising her 14-month-old pet was gravely ill – and suspecting a tick bite – owner Heather Geschke rushed it to Hastings veterinary clinic and found the engorged parasite under her dog’s collar while they sat in the waiting room. “It was fairly obvious as it was a fair size,� Ms Geschke said. “Once in the surgery the vet whipped it out very quickly. “I had recognised it as tick paralysis as a previous pet had been affected, but I was told we don’t get them here.�

Ms Geschke said Piper had not been away from home and other family members had not travelled to tickprone areas, such as East Gippsland.

Veterinarian Dr Matt Ray said after being diagnosed the dog was taken to the pet emergency centre in Frankston and treated with tick antiserum. “It has since made a full recovery thanks to this fast treatment,� he said.

A parasitologist had confirmed the tick as Ixodes holocyclus. “If this tick establishes itself in local wildlife it may be a regular and poten-

Pillars petition A GROUP calling itself Residents within the Mornington Electorate is collecting signatures on a petition it wants Mornington MP David Morris to read to state parliament.

The petition says the Department of Environment, Water, Land and Planning (DEWLP) “approves of the Pillars foreshore cliff area of Mt Martha as an ongoing tourist destination, yet fails to provide any safe access routes for the thousands of visitors ‌ This causes significant disturbance and distress to local residents.â€?

The petition says DEWLP “has done nothing� to address cliff erosion, damage to vegetation, littering, danger to pedestrians, dangerous cliff-top jumping, illegal parking, anti-social behaviour and “extreme distress� to local residents.

It wants DEWLP to fund a walking trail or boardwalk and public amenities along the cliff side of the Esplanade between South Beach and Stanley Crescent, Mt Martha.

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Feeling better: Piper, now fully recovered after surviving a potentially deadly tick bite, with Ryan Geschke, 19. Picture: Yanni

tially life-threatening problem for pets on the peninsula,� Dr Ray said.

The recent warm, wet weather and people and animals holidaying in tickprone areas, may have helped the tick establish itself on the peninsula. “It is possible that the wet weather over summer has changed the normal distribution of this tick,� Dr Ray said.

Signs of tick paralysis include weakness, especially in the hind legs. As the

condition progresses pets may be unable to stand, or suffer regurgitation, vomiting or breathing issues, including coughing in advanced cases. “Treatment is critical to survival and includes administration of tick antiserum and hospitalisation to monitor for worsening signs,� Dr Ray said.

He said tick prevention was especially important in spring and summer.

This can include a variety of oral and

topical medications or collars. Daily tick checks at these times of year are still required even when a pet has been treated.

It is important to look all over the dog or cat, including inside the lips and mouth, under the collar, under the tail, between the toes and in the ears. “Ticks may be engorged and easy to see but can also be small and difficult to find,� Dr Ray said.

ROSEBUD and Mornington libraries are holding weekly baby time sessions.

The sessions at the four peninsula libraries are designed to help a baby’s mind grow by learning new words, singing songs and developing language and concentration.

The 30-minute baby time sessions are for children aged up to 12 months. Baby time will be held at 2pm on Thursdays at Hastings; 11am Mondays at Rosebud; 11am Fridays, Mornington; and 2pm on the first Thursday of the month at Somerville.

Sessions are free and no bookings are required, details ourlibrary.mornpen.vic.gov.au

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NEWS DESK How to help RESIDENTS and visitors to the Mornington Peninsula are being asked to help native wildlife affected by high temperatures.

Prolonged heat can makes animals appear lethargic, disorientated or unresponsive, so it’s important to take care when helping them.

Tree-dwelling and nocturnal animals, such as possums and koalas, which are suffering from heat stress, may be seen on the ground during the day searching for water. Birds will often pant and stretch their wings to cool down.

To help, place bowls of water around shady areas and spray mist into trees and shrubs from a garden hose.

Place small animals which appear lethargic or sick on a damp towel in a well-ventilated, cool container and give them a bowl of water. Use gloves when touching the animals.

Larger animals, such as kangaroos, koalas and wombats, or disease carrying animals like flying foxes, should only be treated by trained wildlife experts.

Wildlife shelters and foster carers help heat-stressed, sick or injured wildlife.

Vets, licenced shelters and rehabilitation organisations can provide advice and assistance.

Netting a death trap A RISE in the number of flying fox deaths and injuries has prompted a plea for residents to use smaller aperture wildlife-safe netting to protect fruit trees.

Flying foxes play an important ecological role by pollinating native trees.

“Delayed eucalypt flowering this season may mean fruit bats and birds are more likely to seek food and nectar from fruit trees, leading them to become entrapped,” Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning manager Suriya Vij said.

“Deaths and injuries caused by fruit netting can easily be prevented through the use of the right net type which has five

millimetre by five millimetre apertures or smaller.

“The best way to check if fruit netting is wildlife-safe is to poke a finger through the net holes.

“If you can fit your finger through, the net is not wildlife friendly and flying foxes can get their wings and feet stuck and it’s very difficult to extract them.

“Many sustain terrible injuries and often have to be euthanised.”

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Big hearted: Wildlife saviour Brenda Marmion wants residents to think of wildlife in extreme heat.

Picture: Yanni

Water can be wildlife life saver WILDLIFE carer Brenda Marmion wants property owners to use the “three-level� system when leaving water out for wildlife, to ensure easy access for all animals.

Ms Marmion, of Crystal Ocean Wildlife Shelter, Rye, has rescued, cared for, rehabilitated and released thousands of animals on the Mornington Peninsula for about 24 years, and has seen the devastating effects of extreme heat on wildlife.

She said people could relieve the suffering of animals on hot days by ensuring there was accessible water in appropriate containers. “Sometimes wildlife can’t get to the water because it’s in containers they can’t access, or in worst situations they can’t get out of the container,� she said.

Ms Marmion said water should be left in shallow dishes with rocks in it for lizards, in raised baths for birds, and in hanging containers for ringtail possums to protect them from predation.

Ms Marmion is also urging people to stop covering plants with netting that maims or kills wildlife, such as monofilament (thin, nylon) netting. “You can buy old curtain netting from the op shops to cover your plants, and it’s cheaper, safer and effective,� she said.

Wildlife organisations around Australia have been negotiating with major hardware stores to stop stocking filament-type netting and only sell white knitted netting to protect plants from birds.

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Artist takes minister for prize ride to the polo

On the market: The Mornington Allison Monkhouse property is for sale in March.

‘Deadline’ for funeral home THE Allison Monkhouse Mornington funeral home property in Mornington is being sold through a “deadline sale” closing early next month.

The 2357 square metre block on the corner of Nepean Highway and Strachans Rd, Mornington, is 900 metres west of Main St. Selling agents CVA Property Consultants are marketing the Residential Zone 1 site as suitable for a “variety of developments or owner occupiers seeking to take advantage of the generous Nepean Highway frontage”.

These options include a residential

development, medical centre, showroom, shops, service station and fast food, hotel/leisure, or aged care home.

The site with its funeral home building set over 250 square metres is offered by deadline sale closing 3pm, Thursday 2 March.

Salesman John Nockles said he had hopes of the property selling for more than $3.5 million.

He said a deadline sale was often held when prospective buyers needed time to investigate the viability of various options for a multi-use site.

NEVER one to miss an opportunity to make fun (and make a point) of those he sees as benefitting from the public purse, Seaford artist Tony Sowersby has chosen Foreign Minister Julie Bishop as the subject of his entry in this year’s Bald Archy Prize.

Billed as “the art that laughs at art’s lighter side” the Bald Archy Prize “provides artists of all styles and standards with a genuine opportunity, ranging from the hilarious to the bizarrely vulgar, to create portrait paintings of humour, dark satire, light comedy or caricature”.

Sowersby, who regularly wryly comments on public affairs through his art, says his entry is a “reworking of a cartoon that I put out during the latest (but not the last) politicians' rorts scandal”.

He sees his work depicting Ms Bishop astride a polo horse as a “statement”.

His caption reads: “Hey, I’m working here.”

“Our Foreign Minister Julie Bishop was heavily criticised, in my opinion unfairly, for attending [a previous annual] Portsea polo event at the expense of the taxpayers,” Sowersby says.

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Safety plea over jet skis TWO recent jet-ski collisions have prompted a plea from police for riders to be extra careful.

Last week, a 16-year-old girl received serious injuries and was taken to hospital after a collision at Rye, at about 3pm on Thursday 27 January, while a teenage boy was arrested after a jet ski incident at Portarlington on Thursday 12 January.

Water Police Acting Sergeant Mark Helyer said police were keen to see jet ski riders enjoy their craft without incident.

“Everyone loves to have fun on the water but the number one consideration needs to be safety,” he said.

“Make sure your safety equipment is correct for your vessel and, most importantly, know when and where you need to wear a life jacket.”

Jet ski operators should familiarise themselves with designated no boating and swim zones which have reduced speed limits.

Acting Sergeant Helyer said risky behaviour on the water could have tragic results.

“Alcohol use and boating simply don’t mix,” he said. “Police will be enforcing blood alcohol limits on the water and at the ramps when riders come in.”

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BURGLARS smashed their way through a plaster wall into an attached carport in Baxter to steal a motorbike on Wednesday 25 January.

Detective Senior Sergeant Miro Majstorovic, of Somerville CIU, said the $12,000 R1 Yamaha bike was stolen from the Olstead Drive house between 10am and 2pm.

POLICE are searching for a white Mitsubishi Lancer Coupe with distinctive rims and body kit after a shot was fired at a man outside a milk bar in Havana Cres, Frankston, in April last year.

The victim was waiting to meet friends when the car drove slowly past and a single shot was fired from the front passenger side window, narrowly missing him and hitting the shop window at about 8pm on Thursday 28 April.

Detective Senior Constable Mark Garrett, of Frankston CIU, said detectives had interviewed several suspects and were seeking public help in identifying the car.

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Break-in after fire FIRE caused extensive damage to the Perfect Pleasures adult store in Point Nepean Rd, Rosebud, on Christmas day, with the store again being targeted on Monday 23 January. Four youths wearing dark clothing and backpacks were seen entering the store which was shuttered and not

Smashing time A HAMMER was used to bash open the back door of a computer store in Mornington, overnight on Wednesday 25 January.

Nothing was stolen and police are unsure why the store, in the KWA Building, in Main St, was singled out. They say of nearby offices could have been the targets.

Cars stolen THIEVES stole a car parked outside a house in Leon Av, Rosebud, overnight on Thursday 26 January.

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Run and have fun for a cause A DIAGNOSIS of terminal cancer was the last thing Mt Eliza father of two Geoff Nyssen was expecting three weeks after turning 40.

Life was on track in 2014 for the corporate high-flyer who lived a “normal” life, focussing on success and “getting ahead”.

That was until a diagnosis of terminal blood cancer turned his life upside down.

Inspirational in so many ways, Mr Nyssen has met the challenge head on and is re-directing his energies into raising money for Myeloma Australia to support the carers and families of multiple myeloma patients.

In between working part time as an environmental engineer and undergoing chemotherapy and a stem cell transplant, the 43-year-old has gathered the help of friends and family to organise a Mt Eliza Run & Fun Festival 7.30am – 3.30pm on Sunday 26 March at Emil Madsen Reserve.

“It’s disempowering to be diagnosed with cancer, but I feel that I was very lucky not to have lost a limb, as so many myeloma sufferers do,” he said.

While the future is unclear, today’s new normal for Mr Nyssen involves trying to be as deliberate and useful with his time as possible.

He connects with people through online writing and public presentations, and shares stories about how he has used nutrition, exercise, meditation, gratitude and goal setting to derive a purposeful life for himself.

He has prioritised time with his family and is grateful to be able to walk his two young children to school, listening, talking and learning on the way.

“For all of us, time can disappear so quickly and so I try to prioritise and do things that are meaningful.

“I don’t subscribe to the fact that I won’t be here in two years, or 10 years, or whatever the textbooks say, but I do want to make sure I spend whatever time I have left doing things that matter.”

Mr Nyssen said he hoped the festival, which will include activities for children and adults, will be an opportunity for people to connect with each other for a good cause.

Read more about Mr Nyssen’s life at http://geoffnyssen.com/ Liz Bell

It’s a grammar, not school IT might have a new name, but the school remains the same. The Peninsula School at Mt Eliza is now to be known as Peninsula Grammar.

Originally known as the Peninsula Church of England School for Boys and then The Peninsula School after enrolment was extended to girls, principal Stuart Johnston says Peninsula Grammar “better reflects who we are today”.

In a letter sent to members of The Old Peninsula School Association, or TOPSA Alumni Network, Mr Johnston said the decision to make the change this year follows “consultation with parents, staff and the community”.

“There will be little that changes for us as a result of our new name – we will continue to provide the highest quality education in a proudly co-educational environment,” Mr Johnston stated.

“Our core values remain the same and our students will continue to learn, grow and flourish here in Mornington Peninsula’s premier co-educational school.”

Correction IN 31 January edition of The News it was stated that Warrant Officer Brendan Woodsell received an OAM in this year’s Australia Day Honours List. Warrant Officer Woodsell, ships warrant officer at HMAS Cerberus, received the Conspicuous Service Medal (CSM) for his services at HMAS Cerberus.

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Open shelter more often to avoid killing animals I’m very concerned about the Mornington Community Animal Shelter not being open to the public like all other shelters, such as the RSPCA Peninsula Animal Aid and Stonnington animal shelter. I feel this is hampering animals being adopted and therefore they are being euthanised.

I have emailed [Mornington Peninsula Shire’s] CEO, mayor and deputy mayor, with either no response or a generated response not addressing the issue. There has also been a petition and a rally all to no avail.

Section 2.13 of the Victorian Code of Practice for Operations of Shelters states “reasonable periods for public access to the establishment must be provided during working hours” and “public access after hours or on weekends at an establishment may be made by appointment with the authorised officer”. I believe the appointment only rule needs to be removed as it could hinder potential adoptions.

At the Mornington shelter you must email the shelter to get it to send a three-page adoption application form, fill it out, email it back and then wait to hear about an appointment. This is done before you can even view the animal you are interested in.

I fear that healthy animals are being killed unnecessarily due to the appointment-only rule and lengthy adoption process.

At other shelters you can walk in, view the animals and adopt in the same day. We’re told this can’t happen at Mornington because of occupational health and safety, quarantine and infection control.

As a ratepayer that funds this community shelter I am not at all happy. I expect it to be open to the public so people can visit and adopt an animal desperate for a home. How do I make the council listen? Kathryn Brown, Mornington

No Pillars fence I think it is a terrible decision to fence off foreshore (“Fencing off the Pillars” The News 31/1/17). The foreshore was given to the people of Victoria in the 1860s and access is being taken away without consultation and with the phony excuse of [Aboriginal] “heritage value”.

If that’s the case the entire foreshore between Mornington and Portsea should be returned for heritage purposes, not just the area that the Mornington Peninsula Shire will not properly maintain or service for visitors.

The locals are upset with conditions, but that is because the young people are not being afforded the facilities that are needed. And yes, I live on the Esplanade at Mt Martha.

Philip Fitzpatrick, Mt Martha

Too much traffic Once again we have seen record numbers of visitors and tourists coming to the southern Mornington Peninsula. And, once again there has been frustration caused by the ridiculous amount of traffic, especially Point Nepean, Boneo and Browns roads. Cars on Peninsula Link were often at a standstill.

Shopping centre car parks are basically unusable with many motorists parking on nature strips causing angry residents to post abusive notes on windscreens.

VicRoads did a Point Nepean Rd study in 2013 and came up with many recommendations such as widening and diverting traffic away from Point Nepean Rd. This year with illuminated road signs suggested alternative route times to Sorrento - all these roads were often at a standstill.

Letters - 300 words maximum and including full name, address and contact number - can be sent to The News, PO Box 588, Hastings 3915 or emailed to: team@mpnews.com.au Browns and Boneo roads are the only two alternatives and it will clearly only get worse as Mornington Peninsula Shire has “tourism” as a priority.

The shire is pushing for the freeway to be extended from Jetty Rd to Melbourne Rd. It is noted that in the VicRoads report that they wish to preserve the “local environment”, naming the Tootgarook Wetland (seen in the report as a “swamp”) as an area for “protection”. Of course this is at odds with the probable freeway extension as it goes directly through this area.

Do we allow an infinite number [of people], uncontrolled, to continue to come to this area?

How do the ratepayers feel about the proposed massive traffic influx from the proposed freeway extension to Melbourne Rd? Is Melbourne Rd to be widened to accommodate at this extra traffic? Then, at Sorrento township, where does all this traffic go? Will the shire ever tell residents just what its intentions are for the traffic flows?

Maybe it has no idea, especially no idea of how to reduce the ever-increasing traffic on the road network.

Andrew Raff, Fingal

Cater for more cars I’ve just finished reading a letter by a Nadia Wilson (“Not just another suburb of Melbourne” The News 24/1/17) and the second last paragraph stood out, that the Mornington Peninsula Shire Council has completely dropped the ball on roads.

But it’s also been our long-standing state member [Nepean MP] Martin Dixon, and our federal member [Flinders MP] Greg Hunt, who have done nothing about extending the Mornington Peninsula freeway that stopped at Jetty Rd, Rosebud decades ago. They have both let down the people living on the peninsula.

When driving off the freeway before Jetty Rd and onto Point Nepean Rd, you are confronted with a flashing sign, saying you would have a better run to Sorrento by going to Browns Rd, really a country road.

The state government had to step in to finish the Arthur’s Seat chairlift as the shire was trying stop it, which shows again and again how inept they are. When you cross the bay to Geelong,

you see completed freeways, they even have a train to Melbourne, but what we have down here on the peninsula? Oh yes, a bus, your own car or a taxi.

How many times have I heard that the population down here is static, yes it may have been in the 1950s when my parents rented a house in Tootgarook, or even when I bought a house in West Rosebud in the 1980s, but now retiring down here since 2013 it certainly is not. Development is everywhere and people are moving down in droves.

Our roads are a disgrace, Point Nepean Rd is the same it was in the 1950s from Dromana to Sorrento, except for Rosebud shopping centre to Boneo Rd where you travel on two lanes either way with access for bikes and wide enough to park.

Anthony Misell, Capel Sound

Eyesore entrance It is unbelievable that such an important gateway to one of Victoria’s major tourist destinations is an eyesore. Surely the entrance to the southern peninsula at the intersection of Nepean Highway and Point Nepean Rd deserves better?

An insipid sign has been installed, proclaiming “Dromana, where the mountain meets the sea”.

The wording is acceptable, but the signboard leaves much to be desired and is of no consequence in welcoming tourists. This “strip” (from the freeway), as an entrance to our beautiful southern peninsula, is a disgrace.

Let’s get rid of the open drain by putting it underground and then landscape this entry strip with flower beds, palms and lawns.

There could be an architect-designed arch with a sign illuminated with LED lights.

Yes, this eyesore entry strip could become a highlight for tourists, welcoming them to Dromana.

Gerry Shepherd, Dromana

New national day It is very desirable that all Australians should wholeheartedly celebrate our national day and it is obviously divisive to celebrate it as the anniversary of the arrival of the first fleet.

Although it was not actually an invasion, the

arrival of hundreds of white Englishmen in the first fleet initiated the blatant takeover of this land from the Aborigines after they had had it to themselves for possibly 60,000 years. If I had Aboriginal blood I would feel quite bitter about celebrating that event even though 229 years have passed.

I suggest we instead celebrate a date around 28 February because it was on about that date that Willem Janszoon made the first known European landing in Austrailia at the Pennefather River on Cape York in the Duyfken in 1606.

The attraction of celebrating that date is that Janszoon’s visit did not result in any white settlement and his confrontation with the Aborigines resulted in the loss of more of his men than Aborigines.

Another suggestion is the actual date the Native Title Act 1993 came into effect as that began a basis on which imported Australians and native Australians can live here with equal rights.

I was born in Australia nearly 80 years ago, but it is my opinion that Australia Day should not be 26 January but a date acceptable to both the original inhabitants and we newcomers.

James McLoughlin, Balnarring

Actions, not words I note with interest that Nepean MP Martin Dixon (“Green agri-wedge” Letters 31/1/17) is promoting a talk fest on 14 February relating to law and order and police numbers on the Mornington Peninsula. We have had many talk fests before and all to no avail. Guests should include the police minister and chief commissioner who recently attended a meeting at Lakes Entrance over the same problem.

I can assure Mr Dixon that the local community and the Victorian public, are astutely aware of the overall disgraceful situation with law and order and policing in this state (I do not criticise the police on the beat, but their senior officers and judiciary need to take inventory of their public responsibility), so why have another talk fest which will do nothing to improve the situation.

At the time of writing we note another riot at Malmsbury justice centre with 15 escapees who

have no respect for law or people in the community and all the politicians are doing is talking, not positive action.

Looking at past local talk fests: Sound barriers on the freeway (2016). No action; overpass/ intersection on the freeway near Jetty Rd (2013), a $200,000 report completed and no action by VicRoads or politicians.

Politicians from all sides need to work together and solve these serious problems with no more talk fests or playing politics.

R J Troutbeck, Boneo

Annoyed, dismayed I am a resident of Crib Point and when I need a tradesman I look in the local newspapers. I found the advertisement for a local trade’s person in this week’s edition of The News (31/1/17).

When I described my problem to the person on the other end on the phone I was told “Sorry sir, we do not service your area”.

My question is “then why bother to advertise in The News if you don’t service the area”.

Needless to say I was annoyed and dismayed at the response.

Geoff Connelly, Crib Point

Ditch the ditch In spite of the furore over sky rail versus the ditch, with the seeming majority of emotional noise opposing sky rail, I believe sky rail to be easily the best option.

But I guess I may not be in the majority in this decision, soon to be made by a state government under attack by orchestrated opposition.

Let’s hope the railway engineers and common sense can overrule the ditch option that would divide our former city with a flood prone gutter rail line, subject to puddling damage from vibration.

Over recent years rail traffic has dramatically increased, and vibration will increase beyond imagination.

What’s puddling? Well, sit on the beach and slap the damp sand, the result is water rising to the surface into a wet puddle.

The vibration from trains on the water table below the primary dune will be enough to misalign our railway line. Les Williams, Edithvale

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Dinner at mosque MEMBERS of Langwarrin’s Ahmadiyya Muslim community hosted a dinner at their Baitul Salam Mosque to commemorate Australia Day. The more than 200 guests at the dinner on Sunday 29 January included politicians, Frankston mayor Cr Brian Cunial and councillors, diplomats, faith leaders, community leaders and Victoria police.

The annual Australia Day dinner is an important event for the Ahmadiyya community, which believes in showing love and loyalty to one’s country of residence.

Members’ children sang the national anthem, and dignitaries spoke of the importance of Australia Day. They praised the Ahmadiyya community for its efforts in bringing people of all walks of life together to celebrate the occasion.

Cr Cunial presented awards to volunteers who served the community.

CHALLENGE YOUR PAIN OR REMAIN THE SAME. Network Spinal Analysis. No ordinary experience.

Council rates due next week RATES for Mornington Peninsula Shire residents paying in full are due on Wednesday 15 February. Rates for those paying by instalments are due on Tuesday 28 February.

Rates may be paid by direct debit or online.

Direct debit payees have the option of paying nine monthly payments.

Online payments can be made by credit card through ePeninsula. Those paying through their savings or cheque accounts can use Post Billpay using the details listed on the front of their rates notice. Mastercard and Visa payments can be made by an automated payment service on most push button phones.

Those using BPay should enter the Biller Code and BPay reference details shown on the front of their rates notice. Those paying in person can use cash, cheque, money order, credit card or BPay at any shire customer service centre, 8.30am-5pm, Monday to Friday (except public holidays) after presenting their rates and valuation notices. Cheques should be made out to

Mornington Peninsula Shire.

Rates letters should be sent to Mornington Peninsula Shire, Private Bag 1000, Rosebud 3939. Australia Post outlets also accept rates payments. Those paying by phone should call 13 18 16. Call 5950 1080 or visit mornpen.vic. gov.au

iPads aid fire fight MT ELIZA Fire Brigade received three iPads from Telstra at its annual brigade presentation and dinner in December.

“The iPads will enable us to remove our reliance on paper-based systems and move towards a one-stop shop for all our first responder operational needs,” Fire Captain Mark Turnham said.

“This will enhance the brigade’s efficiency in information gathering and other uses, such as identifying hazardous goods, hydrants and road maps, training, operating procedures and as a tool for educational visits.”

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Expert foot and leg pain & injury treatment FOOT & Leg Pain Clinics, one of Australia’s leading Musculoskeletal Podiatry practices, is having enormous success assisting locals with pain, injuries and degenerative concerns.

With clinics located across Victoria Foot & Leg Pain Clinics services are sought from far and wide, and are renowned for their successful patient outcomes locally, nationally and internationally. They’ve been the chosen Podiatrist’s for some of the world’s best athletes, including seven of the world’s No.1 tennis players, PGA Golfers, and Olympic gold medals as well as thousands just like you!

They’ve even assisted people who’ve been told that nothing can be done for them or that surgery and medications are their only options.

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Exercise Physiology new to St John of God Frankston Rehabilitation Hospital EXERCISE Physiology (EP) was recently introduced to St John of God Frankston Rehabilitation Hospital with the commencement of Sam Buchanan.

Sam is an experienced EP, who has spent 5 years in private practice and worked throughout the Mornington Peninsula. He is looking forward to working with patients to assist them in achieving their rehabilitation goals.

EP’s specialise in the provision of exercise based rehabilitation for a range of conditions both acute and chronic. This includes musculoskeletal, neurological, and chronic disease management such as pain management, diabetes, arthritis, cancer, cardiovascular diseases as well as many other conditions.

The aim of an EP is to help prevent acute or manage subacute conditions and assist in restoring optimum physical function, health, and wellbeing.

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NEW LOOK FOR OUR HOSPITAL We are very excited to announce our hospital will be undertaking a $9.7 million refurbishment. Work commenced last month and all staged works aim to be completed by December this year.

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Scope of works planned: Conversion of 3 and 4 bed wards to 2 bed wards.

Increased single rooms Patient rooms and ensuites will be refurbished and refreshed Improved front entrance access for patients and vehicles Chapel to be moved and increased in size with the addition of a multipurpose adjourning meeting room New kiosk and lounge area in front reception Whilst this is a comprehensive and detailed refurbishment it will occur in stages in order to have the least impact on both our inpatients and outpatient services.

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Community Event Calendar FEBRUARY Every Thursday- Rye Bowls Club Bare foot Bowls . 6.00 for 6.30pm Bowls instruction provided Supper provided, $15 per head.

Friday 3rd February Sorrento Twilight Bowls from 4.30 p.m.

Bookings essential Green fees $10; 2-course dinner $15 Friends, families & visitors welcome Casual dress, loan bowls available Sorrento Bowls Club Inc. Hotham Road Sorrento Bookings: 5984 2831.Website: www.sorrento.bowls.com.au Email: sorrentobc@bigpond.com Saturday 4th February Rotary Foreshore Community Market 8.30am till 1.00pm, Free Entry Fresh local produce & much more The Rotary Club of Rosebud-Rye Bookings for stalls: ryeforeshoremarket@hotmail.com Saturday 4 February -Ballroom Dancing All Saints Church Hall Cnr. Pt. Nepean Rd. & Sixth Avenue.

Join us for a friendly night of social ballroom dancing, bright music and supper.

7.30pm till 10.30pm, Admission $4.00 Enquiries: Cynthia 0487 269 253

Saturday 4th February Rye Cemetery Office will be open between: 10.00am until 2.00pm Sunday 5th February St Andrew’s Anglican Church Rye will celebrate 150 years of worship at 10.30 am. Come and join in the joy of the rich history of this site - originally the Tootgarook Common School 623 from 1855, the Hall and Church of the limeburners, fishermen and woodcutters.

Thursday 9th February Rotary Club of Rosebud –Rye Movie “Hidden Figures” Rosebud Cinema: A preview showing.

Enjoy an award nominated film “Hidden Figures” a Rotary Fund raiser for eradicate Polio Project Tickets from Darren 0402 074 287 or Libby 0458 994 077 Monday 13th February St Marks Anglican Church Dromana Cnr Point Nepean Rd & O’Donohue Street, Dromana, 10.00am till 12.00 noon The Dromana Women’s Christian Group – an initiative of the Women’s Ministry at St Mark’s Anglican Church Dromana, is proudly sponsoring this FREE Women’s Morning Tea. Guest Speaker: Janet McCahon’s role model was her mother who set the path for her volunteering. Janet began as President of the local kinder forty or so years ago and continued volunteering throughout her life.

She was appointed the District Governor

for Rotary international: District 9820 and everything in-between! Janet will share her journey of the joy of volunteering and amazing work that can be accomplished by giving hope and value to others.

Second Speaker: Karen Kepert, singer, songwriter. Sharing aspects of her life and work with the disadvantaged.

A lovely morning tea is included; if you wish to bring along a plate of something yummy, please feel free to do so.

Please bring a friend!

CONTACT Lynne Irving 5985 4666 or lynne. irving6@bigpond.com, Keryn Rivett 5986 1119, irivett1@bigpond.com Friday 17th February Sorrento Twilight Bowls from 4.30 p.m.

Bookings essential Green fees $10; 2-course dinner $15 Friends, families & visitors welcome Casual dress, loan bowls available Sorrento Bowls Club Inc. Hotham Road Sorrento Bookings: 5984 2831 Hotham Road Sorrento Website: www.sorrento.bowls.com.au Email: sorrentobc@bigpond.com Rye Historical Society first meeting in 2017 is 4th Monday 27 February at 8pm in Rye Primary School Library. All welcome Sunday 19th February Rye Bowls Club Rock’n’Roll / Barefoot Bowls. Music, Dance lessons, Bowls Coaching provided 1.00 till 5.00pm, $10 per head

BYO nibbles, Drinks at bar prices.

All Welcome Saturday 25th February Rosebud Italian Club 8 Newington Avenue Rosebud West Fancy Dress Dinner Dance Live Entertainment Michael Rossi Prizes for Best Dressed, Drinks at bar prices Bookings essential, Members $40 per person Non Members $45 per person.

Contacts: Laurie 0419 115 668 Josie: 0438 886 790 Monday 27th February Rye Historical Society First meeting for the year in Rye Primary School library 8 pm Speaker - member Noel Erbs ‘The Recently Demolished Power House at Sorrento’

MARCH Saturday 4th March Rotary Foreshore Community Market 8.30am till 1.00pm, Free Entry Fresh local produce & much more The Rotary Club of Rosebud-Rye Bookings for stalls: ryeforeshoremarket@hotmail.com Saturday 4th March Ballroom Dancing All Saints Church Hall Cnr. Pt. Nepean Rd. & Sixth Avenue.

Join us for a friendly night of social ballroom dancing, bright music and supper.

7.30pm till 10.30pm Admission $4.00 Enquiries: Cynthia 0487 269 253 Friday 10th March Sorrento Twilight Bowls from 4.30 p.m.

Bookings essential Green fees $10; 2-course dinner $15 Friends, families & visitors welcome Casual dress, loan bowls available Sorrento Bowls Club Inc. Hotham Road Sorrento Bookings: 5984 2831 Hotham Road Website: www.sorrento.bowls.com.au Email: sorrentobc@bigpond.com Saturday 11th March Rye Historical Society Street stall beside Post Office 10am - 1pm Saturday 18th March Rosebud Italian Club 8 Newington Avenue Rosebud West President’s Dinner Dance Live Entertainment Joe La Greca All inclusive drinks, beer on tap, wine, soft drinks. Bookings essential All Welcome Members $45 per person Non Members $50 per person. Contacts: Laurie 0419 115 668 Josie: 0438 886 790 Monday 27th March Rye Historical Society Meeting 8 pm , Guest Speaker Wing Cmdr (Ret) Max Loves, former Test Pilot

• Rye Branch 5985 9755 • Dromana Branch 5981 8327 • Rosebud Branch 5982 0499

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SOLD IN 4 WEEKS AT AUCTION! Congratulations to our happy Vendors from 12 Woodland Close, Blairgowrie

Josh Callaghan, James Hallahan and the team at Fletchers are excited to announce the successful sale of this well located property at 12 Woodland Close, Blairgowrie.

This immaculately maintained Marklews home sold in just 4 weeks thanks to a well executed, strategic and cost effective marketing campaign drawing on our city based database and social media expertise. With a huge amount of interest throughout the campaign the property sold under the hammer for $730,000.

We wish to thank the first owners for entrusting the sale of their property to our family orientated team and weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re certain the new purchasers will enjoy their new home.

Contact Josh Callaghan on 0418 595 719 or James Hallahan on 0434 517 572 to assist you with your next property transaction.

RYE- Scandinavian beach home with tree top outlook

SORRENTO - Settlers Cove luxury and convenience

BLAIRGOWRIE- Coastal living at its best

This tastefully renovated home on a secluded three-quarter acre (approx.) block exudes charm and character throughout. Boasting excellent privacy, it is the perfect seaside retreat or lifestyle change whilst offering plenty of room to include a pool, spa and tennis court (STCA). Double storey in design, the home is complete with four bedrooms, two modern bathrooms, second living area or rumpus, and an elegant kitchen adjoining open plan living leading to a wraparound timber deck with views.

This elegant home exudes sophistication throughout, showcasing the finest quality fixtures and fittings. An Asian-influenced decor complements the expansive alfresco entertaining area framed by lush tropical gardens, and all set on a 863m2 block.

A well-designed floor plan has excellent separation of living zones, plus there are four bedrooms, separate study, formal lounge, open plan living and dining, home theatre room, a premium kitchen, and an above ground spa, and triple garage.

This magnificent architecturally designed 8 year old home is an entertainers dream.

From the beautifully appointed kitchen with Corian bench tops and Ilve appliances to the vast open plan living areas that spill seamlessly out to the aflreco entertaining area.

Features include: 4 large bedrooms with master (WIR & ensuite), 2 bath plus powder room, 3 x living areas, polished boards, reverse cycle ducted heating/cooling, 6.5 star energy rating and 1.2wk solar system.

For Sale Price Inspect

2-4 Roslyn Street On Application Sat & Sun 12-12.30pm

Contact Josh Callaghan 0418 595 719 For Sale Office 2815 Pt Nepean Rd, Blairgowrie Price Phone 5984 2600 Inspect

8 Shalimar Court On Application Sat & Sun 11-11.30am

Contact James Hallahan 0434 517 572 Office 2815 Pt Nepean Rd, Blairgowrie Phone 5984 2600

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86 William Road On Application

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Contact Karen Parkes 0407 712 732 Office 2815 Pt Nepean Rd, Blairgowrie Phone 5984 2600

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TRIPLE TREAT - Coveted 3 lot parcel

RYE, 65 Pier Street HAPPY DAYS

RYE, 63 Pier Street RARE AS HENS TEETH

RYE, 95 Dundas Street BUILD YOUR DREAM

This coveted 3 lot parcel more affectionately known as â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Crinanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; comprises 2 substantial, vacant residential allotments plus a 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom home on over half an acre of land with bay and rural views.

Each property will be auctioned separately beginning with No. 65 Pier Street (House) @ 1pm, followed by the two adjoining vacant allotments immediately after being 63 Pier Street (2279m2) then 95 Dundas Street (1227m2).

See separate listings under land for sale in Rye at www.prenticerealestate.com.au AUCTION: Saturday 11th March from 1:00pm Contact:

Michael Prentice 0417 369 235 or Sam Crowder 0403 893 724

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Saturday & Sunday 2:00-2:30pm

RYE 36 Cain Road

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One of Ryeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most tightly held locations, only some 400m to arguably beaches, this beautiful home has an timeless open plan design perfect for the growing family, downsizer or holiday maker. Comprising 4BRâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s - main with FES & WIR, a large kitchen has plenty of bench & cupboard space, and a big double garage gives you room to store all the toys. Set on an easy care, 675sqm block with dual-street frontage, you are surrounded by a bevy of some RI WKH 3HQLQVXODV ÂżQHVW KRPHV 7KLV LV D PDJQLÂżFHQW KROGLQJ DQG LW UHSUHVHQWV lifestyle living at its best.

The perfect addition to your beach house where you can enjoy lazy Summer days swimming at Tyrone Beach. This coveted location is directly opposite Centre Drive, and the box has been well-maintained with hardi-plank exterior. There is access to water at the rear of the shed and the beautiful stretch of sand and water immediately in front of you is breathtaking. Rarely offered and highly sought after, this could be your chance to secure an amazing lifestyle purchase.

Auction: Sat 18th February @ 1pm Contact: Sam Crowder 0403 893 724

Price: $284,000 Contact: Sam Crowder 0403 893 724

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Price: $2,500,000 Contact: Max Prentice 0419 304 707

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190 Osborne Drive, MOUNT MARTHA Offers over $650,000 Joel Hood Property, 2/10 Blamey Place, Mornington, 5971 0300 Joel Hood 0429 886 188

1 Mackie Court, Blairgowrie

SUPERBLY set, beach side of Nepean Highway, this immaculate, fully-renovated home is close to Birdrock Beach, and is a great opportunity for young professional couples or active retirees to buy into this popular area. The home is set on a low-maintenance 670 square metre block, and inside you are treated to crisp white walls and polished concrete floors that provide a fresh and modern ambience to the functional floor plan which effortlessly meets the demands of everyday living. A lovely light-filled formal lounge has an open fireplace, and incorporated into the main open-plan zone is a stylish kitchen with stainless-steel appliances and a meals area. From the lounge room you step out to a terrific undercover alfresco area.

Three bedrooms all have built-in robes and share a beautifully updated bathroom with separate bath and shower. This impressive home is ready to move straight into and enjoy, and with gentle bay beaches and Esplanade walking tracks all close by, when you’re ready for a holiday escape or permanent sea change this is the one.

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A stone’s throw from the beach and the Blairgowrie Village, about as close as you can get. In a prime court location on approx. 572 square metres, this brick veneer family home offers light filled rooms, brick feature wall, Coonara fireplace, ducted central gas heating, L shaped lounge dining area, warm timber kitchen with meals and family room. 4 bedrooms, two bathrooms, Master with en suite, separate rumpus room with bar adjacent to deck.

Outside courtyard, double lock up garage or workshop. All positioned on a low maintenance block, in a tranquil garden setting. Capitalise upon the existing bay views by extending (STCA) or refurbish to suit. An exciting and rare opportunity not to be missed.

Auction Terms Inspect Contact

Saturday 25th February at 2pm on site (Prior offers not invited) 10% Deposit, Balance 30/60 days Wednesday 8th February 4 – 4.30pm & Saturday 11th February 1 – 1.30pm Phil Key 0418 516 470

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12 Nelson Street Rye, Vic, 3941

‘Celebrating 70 years on the Peninsula’ COMMERCIAL AUCTION - RYE 2261 Point Nepean Road ( Between Weir St & Hunt Avenue)

Saturday 18th February at 12 Noon OFFERING A MODERN, SINGLE LEVEL COMMERCIAL FREEHOLD CURRENTLY USED AS A VETERINARY CLINIC. Site Area: 146sqm (approx.) 5.2m x 28m (approx.)

Building Area: 123 sqm ( approx.)

Q Current Rental: $47,101.00 Nett (There is no GST applicable to this property) Q Lease: 5 x 5 year commencing 1st September, 2014 Q Car Space..1.. plus Council Car Park at rear.

Q Terms: 10% Deposit, Balance 60 days Q Q

Located in the Business Sector of the rapidly growing Rye township, and Leased to a secure tenant, this well presented Freehold represents an outstanding opportunity to purchase such a gilt edged property for now and the future.

Commercial properties’ in the Rye township have shown excellent gains in value over a ten to twenty year period, and are a perfect longer term investment for the private investor’s portfolio.

Contact: Max Prentice 0419 304 707

2395 Point Nepean Road, Rye.

Ph 5985 2351

78 Ocean Beach Road, Sorrento. Ph 5984 4177

Agent In Conjunction John Kennedy 0401 984 842

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168 Main Street, Mornington VIC 3931 T. 03 5975 6888

Moorooduc

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234 Coolart Road, Moorooduc Magnificent Lifestyle Property This stunning five acre (Approx.) property with a floodlit sand based arena delivers a flawless family environment set in picturesque country surroundings with a magnificent north-facing four-bedroom, two-bathroom home spilling out to an entertaining mecca staged around a 13-metre heated pool, covered lounge and cabana with heated spa. Highlights include three living areas including a billiards room with bar, dining room with bi-fold doors, superb Corian entertainer’s kitchen, surround sound, post and rail fencing with interlinked paddocks and day yards, huge multi-purpose barn with bathroom and extensive shedding within close proximity to shopping villages, schools, beaches and Peninsula Link.

Auction Inspect Contact

25th February 12.00pm As advertised or by appointment Ayden Nelson 0419 447 038 Robert Bowman 0417 173 103

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168 Main Street, Mornington VIC 3931 T. 03 5975 6888

Mount Martha

Auction

93 Dominion Road, Mount Martha Custom designed to the highest standard, this striking 18-month-old contemporary two-storey residence combines stunning appointments with the rare advantages of a fully self-contained two-bedroom apartment delivering a flawless five-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom family environment geared for entertaining. Featuring a magnificent Smeg kitchen with Butler’s pantry, media room, rumpus room, study, separate living and dining rooms linking to yearround alfresco entertaining, palatial main bedroom suite and parking for eight cars. Beautifully situated in the dress circle of Mount Martha, the home is just a short stroll from the village and beachfront and close to schools including Mount Martha Primary and Balcombe Grammar.

Auction 25th February 2.00pm Inspection As advertised or by appointment Contact Alex Campbell 0432 344 394 Jake Egan 0491 129 137 bowmanandcompany.com.au

A5 B3 C2

Mount Martha

Auction

10 Caroline Court, Mount Martha Fully renovated to a superior standard of finish, this stunning three-bedroom, two-bathroom residence boasts light-saturated living spaces and seamless indoor-outdoor connections tucked away in a quiet cul-de-sac close to Bentons Square and primary schools. The sumptuous interiors flaunt stylish flooring, bespoke handcrafted light fittings, sleek concrete benchtops and the latest fixtures. Expansive windows in the spacious living and dining zones and state-of-the-art kitchen ensure the meticulously landscaped gardens and designer decking interplay with the interior. Excellent appointments include a luxe main bedroom suite, single garage, a second driveway with remote gates and so much more!

Auction 25th February 3.00pm Inspection As advertised or by appointment Contact Jake Egan 0491 129 137 Rachel Crook 0419 300 515 bowmanandcompany.com.au

A3 B2 C2 bowmanandcompany.com.au

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HASTINGS

10 Skinner Street

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MARINER • Directly opposite Westernport Marina with glistening bay views over Sandstone Island, just a short stroll to High Street cafes and Pelican Park Recreation Centre • Stunning foreshore home on a subdividable 830sqm allotment boasting 4-bay powered machinery shed (27 x 40ft), a superb position for relaxed waterfront living and exceptional money-making potential • Plans and permits already approved to construct a contemporary new townhouse at the rear to sell/rent out for lucrative returns • Sunsoaked open-plan living on the upper level with the granite kitchen, sliding doors to expansive covered BBQ terrace and sharing the views/balcony access is the master with walk-through robe and spa ensuite For Sale Price Inspect Chelsey Gibson

$880,000 PLUS Saturday 11:00 - 11:30am 0409 277 997

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1 Russell Street

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GLENN PARK • Timeless retro retreat with in-ground pool offering a golden opportunity in a priceless location and featuring two living areas, spacious kitchen, large games room with built-in bar and a wall of windows framing the coastline • Perfect weekender/renovation/extension with already approved plans and permits • Enormous 2020sqm (approx) elevated corner allotment showcasing million-dollar panoramic bay views, also providing the perfect site to demolish and construct a contemporary coastal dream home • Abundant fruit trees, expansive flat lawn, carport, shed, and in-built playground

Auction Inspect Chelsey Gibson Marcus Gollings

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Saturday 18th of February at 11am Saturday 2:00 - 2:30pm 0409 277 997 0422 236 990

MORNINGTON MT ELIZA

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SUPERHEIST RETAKE THEIR THRONE Born… 1993.

Forefather’s of Australian Nu-Metal.

10 years hard touring. 2 top 20 albums. A spate of top 40 singles.

Every major festival. Huge fan base.

US record labels hot on their trail.

Died… 2003.

Fast forward to 2016… Like Lazarus…SUPERHEIST are back!

Back with a vengeance!

After 13 years off the grid, guitarist and songwriter Richie “dw Norton and bass player Drew Dedman have enlisted drummer Benny Clark (Electrik Dynamite) and who Norton describes as the best frontman in both hemisphere’s Ezekiel Ox on lead vocals.

With a brand new album and what the pundits are calling the band’s greatest work to date, Superheist are set to unleash their 4th album and first in 13 years… GHOSTS OF THE SOCIAL DEAD. Produced and mixed in Los Angeles California by none other than Jay Baumgardner (Evanescence, Bush, Papa Roach, Orgy, Coal Chamber) at the famous NRG Studios in North Hollywood. A collection of stadium Nu-Metal Rock anthems… Ezekiel Ox taking the band into the stratosphere with his menacing hard rap and epic Farnhamesque big chorus delivery!

This is not a reunion people… This is a retaking of the Throne!

Superheist will be playing at The Grand Hotel, Mornington, on Friday 24 February. Tickets at grand.oztix. com.au or www.grand.net.au

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MENTAL AS ANYTHING Nearly 40 years of recording and non stop touring. 25 top 40 hits in Australia.

Sustained international airplay and Mentals are still at it. Martin Plaza and Greedy Smith are always writing songs.

They can’t stop! Here comes a loony chunkabilly track from Plaza. Slide guitar harmonica and laconic vocal take us to his bedlam. -Goat Tracks In My Sandpit-.

A troubled soul?

Recorded in Martin Plaza’s Sandpit and A

Sharp In Riverwood. Plaza obliquely pays tribute to Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys referencing his famous living room sandpit where Brian wrote his songs and faced his personal demons.

Plaza’s demons?: phantom footprints? unseen goats drinking all his cans beer?

Shades of the Nips perhaps. Produced by Martin and Steve James who produced Mentals take on RocknRoll Music for Young Einstein.

In the can and just around the corner is a

five track EP featuring the Mentals current lineup of Martin Cilia From the Atlantics on guitar, Jacob Cook on drums and from Mondo Rock, Casey Chambers and Jimmy Barnes James Gillard on bass and bvs. Five new songs Written by Greedy and Martin that Show the range and depth of two lifetimes in pop songwriting.

Mental as Anything will be playing at The Grand Hotel, Mornington, on Friday 10 February. Tickets at grand.oztix.com.au or www.grand.net.au

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BLUES AT THE BRIARS Mt Martha will be playing the blues again on February 25th.

What could be better than sunshine, the beautiful setting of The Briars homestead, the very best local food and drink, plus awesome fun stuff for the kids for a family day out?

World class blues music– that’s what!

Back for a fantastic fifth year, Blues At The Briars in Mount Martha on Saturday February 25 will be the biggest and best to date with a jaw-dropping, toe-tapping line-up.

Watch out for Owen Campbell who captured the nation’s heart with his run on Australia’s Got Talent and Gail Page who fought her way to the finals of The Voice. The main attraction is the soulful music from the blues legends JJ Rome with special guests Chris Wilson and Shannon Bourne (who was raised in the heart of Harlem before finding success and a loyal following here in Melbourne).

Due to such overwhelming positivity from all the festival fans, we are proud to announce the two man blues roots juggernaut from New Zealand “Swamp Thing” as our last artists.

Formed by Michael Barker, former long term band member of the ‘John Butler Trio’ these guys are a must see, class act.

Other eye-catching artists combine to make this the Mornington Peninsula’s premier Blues event. (The rising stars of blues music The Teskey Brothers, 19 Twenty, and Melbourne’s

own Steve Boyd’s Rum Reverie and all the way from the U.K Ben Waters Boogie Piano.)

Blues At The Briars is not just for the true Blues aficionado. This is a genuinely familyfriendly day out and entry is free for all children 14 and under. There’s a dedicated staffed Kids’ Area with storytelling tepee, local craft activities and bouncy castle which is great for mums and dads enjoying the music, a favourite tipple and gourmet food stalls.

Tickets start at $65, but if you are looking for a little more style our VIP tickets are excellent value. $162 includes a two-course lunch and beverage package served at the table in a private marquee area with an enviable view of the stage. A table of 10 VIPs package is available at $1500. The event opens at 11am.

Bar opens midday.

BLUES AT THE BRIARS. A: The Briars, Mount Martha, W: bluesatthebriars.com, FB: bluesatthebriarsfestival, Twitter: @AtBriars, 0419 900 189

VINCE JONES COMES TO TOWN Australia’s foremost jazz vocalist, Vince Jones, is heading to the peninsula on March 9, leading a celebration of one of rock’s greatest music performers, Van Morrison.

give people outside the major cities a chance to experience this music. I’m not a cover guy so interpret the songs while in no way diminishing the Van Morrison quality,” he said.

With his reputation as a remarkable interpreter of jazz songs, Jones will lead the specially formed seven-piece Astral Orchestra, spearheaded by musical director, Matt McMahon, as they bring to life two of Van’s most cherished albums, Astral Weeks and Moondance.

After a 20 album international career, spanning four decades, Vince Jones has set the benchmark for Australian jazz vocalists and musicians. His Celtic, jazz and blues influence provides the perfect background for interpreting the great Van Morrison’s work.

“The first of Van Morrison’s albums I had access to was Astral Weeks when I was 17, and it intrigued me that he used jazz guys for that album,” said Jones. “I thought he must be really gifted to bring all those guys together and was really impressed with the music.”

Sold-out concerts during the 2016 Melbourne International Jazz Festival and cities across Australia, confirmed the demand for Morrison’s repertoire and iconic masterpieces, and Jones interpretation of them.

Vince Jones and the Astral Orchestra started performing the show in 2016 and it was very well received.

Van Morrison Masterpieces presented by Vince Jones and the Astral Orchestra is at the Frankston Arts Centre on Thursday March 9 at 8pm.

“We decided to take it to the regional areas to

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100 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK...

A Pianoforte scholarship on offer Compiled by Cameron McCullough UP to the 20th of this month Miss Theodora Carter, A.T.C.L., of 6 Pine Grove, Malvern, offers 12 months’ free tuition for pianoforte scholarship to be awarded to the a most promising candidate, not necessarily the best player. *** THE monthly meeting of the Somerville Fruitgrowers’ and Horticultural Association will be held on Monday evening next. February 12, at 8pm, in the Mechanics’ Hall, when the business will be - Notice of motion re an executive to conduct all further business for this year; Soft Fruit Pool, etc. *** MESSRS Catani and Kermode paid a visit to Frankston on Wednesday and were met by Cr Oates and Mr J E. Jones, shire secretary Cr Plowman sent an apology for non-attendance.

They inspected Kananook Creek, from the mouth to the bridge at Davey Street.

The Department has £100 to spend, and proposes to make the sheeting drift proof. They proposed that the Council form the creek above Davey Street into a defined channel with brick and cement, and fill up all depressions with sand and induce grass to grow.

They also suggested that owners of properties abutting on the creek should be notified to withdraw their fences to proper lines and that the Council and residents find £50, and go to the Minister by deputation and ask for the formation of a dock below lift bridge, and that a suction dredge be sent down each year about December to clean the

mouth of the creek out. *** THE working bee at the Frankston Cemetery on Saturday last was a great success, 22 being present and good work was done in clearing and burning it. It is the intention of the committee to hold another bee on Saturday, February 10th (this afternoon).

The names of the workers present were as follows :– Cr Oates, Messrs H. McComb, E. McComb, J. Moseley, A. Corlett, C. Gray. S. Laurey, S. Oliver, H. Prosser, P. J. Murray, T. Bray, N. Graham, T. Ferrier, J. Millard, F. Wells, senr., R. Stafford, V. Crosskell, H. Shepherd, F. H. Wells, J. Masters, J. Bray, B. McComb, M. Prosser.

Afternoon tea was provided by Mesdames F. Wells sen. and C. Gray to whom the best thanks of the committee is tendered.

Roll up again this afternoon with scythe and fernhooks and make another good show. *** MISS Boniwell, organising secretary of the Zenana Bible and Medical Mission, gave a most interesting address on the work of the mission last Saturday evening, near the Frankston pier.

The address was illustrated by beautifully colored lantern slides revealing characteristics of Indian life and customs, also the progress of the work undertaken and amid many difficulties of the Society.

There was a fine attendance of people, from whom an appeal for assistance evoked a generous response.

Miss Boniwell also spoke in the

Methodist Church on Sunday evening, on “The great and effectual Door” opened in India for Missionary activity and described the great mass movements towards Christianity of recent years, especially among the lower castes.

She said that the great need here, as in other missions, was an increased number of devoted teachers. The people were in ignorance and awaited, and in many instances welcomed, the light.

A children’s service was held on the beach Monday afternoon. This also was well attended by young folk, with a fair sprinkling of adults. Several of those present were arrayed in Eastern costume, which was amply explained

by Miss Boniwell, who kept the attention of the children riveted. *** Frankston Court of Petty Sessions.

Monday 5th February 1917. Before Messrs S. Sherlock and V. J. Oates J’s P. RAILWAY PROSECUTIONS. Edward Charles Crocke and Ernest Joseph McMahon were charged by Joseph Dean (a railway officer) with travelling between South Yarra and Frankston without tickets, on 18th of January last. Both defendants pleaded guilty.

Porter Lidgerwood proved the offence and stated that defendants, who were drunk, became abusive and used bad language when asked for their tickets at Frankston.

They were given in charge and when searched at the watch house by Const.

Ryan, tickets to South Yarra only were found in their possession.

Defendants pleaded guilty.

Const. Ryan informed the Bench that defendants had already been punished for the bad language.

They were both returned soldiers who had been wounded in their country’s cause.

The chairman, Capt Sherlock, said that the Court would take into consideration the facts mentioned by Const.

Ryan As they were returned soldiers the Bench would be lenient, but the practice of travelling without tickets was very prevalent.

Each defendant would be fined 10s with 10s costs and 14 days’ time would be allowed to pay.

W. Watson for travelling first class on second class ticket between Aspendale and Frankston on 10th December last, was fined 10s with 7s 6d costs.

Reginald Brett for travelling on a previously used ticket between Seaford and Chelsea, on 8th of January was fined 20s with 12s 6d.

The chairman stated that the evidence showed deliberate intention to defraud in this case.

On Wednesday, 7th inst , Percy Frederick Stibbs was charged by the Police with being drunk and disorderly on 6th inst. Pleaded guilty and was fined 2s 6d or 4 hours’ imprisonment. *** Our Letter Box. TO THE EDITOR. Sir–May I beg space to reply to A.I.F’s letter published in last week’s “Standard.”

Your correspondent says or he or she has spent “several months” in

Frankston and presumes to criticize the “Wattle Club”.

When A.I.F. has been here as many years as I have she will realize that to mind one’s own business is a very popular virtue, here abouts.

Even supposing all the assertions made in A.I.F’s are true, by what right does he or she dare to dictate to the Club as to whom they shall have on their committee.

No doubt the young man mentioned thinks that “he is doing his bit” in spending his leisure hours in this patriotic work, but some peeps are never satisfied with what the other fellow does.

A.I.F.’s letter does not divulge the sex of the writer, but I would guess it could be an old she-dragon, who shouted “Vote Yes” at the recent referendum and wept fitter tears because the power was not given, the pugilists to force out boys into the murderous trenches.

I advise the “Wattle” Club to go on entertaining and take no notice of the harping criticisms of rank outsiders.

Let their motto be “Ride for yourselves and ride to win and you can’t very well go wrong.” Those persons at recruiting meetings and writing letters to the press are not very anxious to go out and fight, but wish to send all out boys.

Hoping the young man in question will not allow A.I.F.’s letter worry him into resigning, I am yours etc., SYMPATHETIC. *** From the pages of the Mornington Standard, 10 February, 1917

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Our senior team had a very successful 2016 season in winning 20 games straight to claim the League and State Finals Championships and in turn being promoted to State 4.

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THE MEANING OF EXISTENCE... AND OTHER SHORT STORIES

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By Stuart McCullough Ring, ring. Ring, ring. Ring, ring.

‘WHAT!’ ‘Good morning Mr. President.’

‘Who is this?’

‘It’s Malcolm Turnbull.’

‘Trumble?’

‘Turnbull.’

‘Hey, Tumble, I want answers. Like where the hell is my pizza? I ordered that thing thirty minutes ago and if I don’t see a stuffed crust super supreme in front of me in the next sixty seconds, you know what I’m gonna do? I’m gonna call the Pentagon, get a dozen five star generals and not only will you bring me pizza, I’ll make you pay for it. Mark my words.’

(Pause) ‘This isn’t the pizza guy.’

‘How did you get this number? Damn it! Why are people always giving out my digits? It drives me crazy.’

‘We have a scheduled phone call.’

‘No we don’t. Nope. That’s a lie. Never gonna happen. Everybody knows that’s fake news from the liberal elite media, right there. Meryl Streep probably told you that and you’re crazy to believe anything that overrated broad says. True fact; I was actually offered the role of Margaret Thatcher before they gave it to her. The producers begged me. BEGGED me, but I just couldn’t do it. Would have done a fantastic job, too. She got an Oscar, but if I’d done it, I’d have won a Nobel.’

‘Mr. President, there’s no Nobel Prize for acting.’

‘Of course there is. You’re crazy. Who did you say you were?’

‘It’s Malcolm Turnbull, Prime Minister of Australia.’

‘Hold on a New York minute here, Tindell. You have a lot of nerve calling me like this. I’m half way through binge-watching season six of Keeping Up With the Kardashians. It’s really a tre-

mendous show. Tremendous. They wanted me as a series regular. I’d come on and give financial advice, that kind of thing. Would have done a superb job, too. Superb. But I couldn’t fit it in my schedule. Great family. I’m thinking of giving them Canada. Where did you say you were from?’

‘Australia.’

‘WHAT! You people. As far as I’m concerned you take him back. I don’t want to even have to see his ugly face again. You know I gave him a perfectly successful television program and he flushed it right down the tubes. The ratings are

basically in the toilet right now. It’s unbelievable.

You know, Arnold Schwarzenegger should fire himself. Hey Arnie! YOU’RE FIRED.’ ‘No Mr. President, you’re thinking of Austria.

I’m from Australia.’

‘Nice try but it doesn’t exist. No one fools Donald J Trump. Nobody.’

‘I can assure you that Australia exists. You’ve actually been here.’

‘Who do you think you’re talking to, Tingle?

Did you know my inauguration could be seen from space? Trundell, are you listening to me?

TUNGDELL!!!’

(Long, long pause) ‘I’m still here, Mr. President.’

‘This is the worst, absolutely the worst call I’ve had today. I was talking to Putin earlier – tremendous person, really first class – we’ve agreed to go shirtless bear wrestling together in April. I think he’d be better than Schwarzenegger, I really do.

In fact…’ (Sound of phone hitting desk and muffled yelling – ‘GET ME AN EXECUTIVE ORDER. ARNIE’S OUT, VLAD’S IN.’) What was I saying, Toadstool?’

‘It’s Turnbull. We we’re going to discuss the deal.’

‘THAT’S YOU?! For crying out loud why didn’t you say something earlier? That deal STINKS like last week’s tuna fish. I’ll tell you this: Donald J Trump would never cut a deal like that. Never.

Not in a million years. In fact, if Donald J Trump had negotiated that deal – I’m a master negotiator, everybody knows it – you would have surrendered Tasmania.’

(Pause) ‘A deal is a deal.’

(Sound of screaming) ‘Do you hear that, Turbo?

That’s the sound of me pulling out the hair of the person standing next to me in frustration. FRUSTRATION! I’d pull out my own hair but I can’t because I signed an Executive Order yesterday classifying it as a National Park. So that’s your final offer?’

‘It is, Mr. President.’

‘Damn it, Trombone! WAIT A MINUTE. FINALLY. My pizza has arrived. Do you guys even have pizza in Austria? You know I make an amazing pizza, everyone thinks so. Really exquisite.

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ON SITE Caravan, affordable living at Pakenham Caravan Park, tastefully renovated, modern kitchen, double bed, attached annexe to van, full ensuite with washing machine, split system, fully furnished, 3x3mtr shed, $39,000 neg, Inspection availability, would ideally suit retiree's. Phone 0422 834 644.

WINDSOR Streamline Pop Top Caravan 2003. Air Cond, awning, walls, fridge, innerspring mattress, microwave, pole carrier, spare wheel, TV & antenna.

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SUPREME ensuite caravan, 1800 tourer Executive, 2010, 19ft, queen bed, inner spring mattress, 3way fridge, gas and electric hot plates, grill, oven, washing machine, microwave, radio, DVD player, TV, jerry can holder, portable solar unit, double axle with truck tyres inc spare. $37,990. Ph 0417 161 339

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By IT Gully MORNINGTON made its intentions well and truly known on Saturday that it is looking for an outright victory against Long Island at Alexandra Park.

In a very tight 2016-17 season, every point and every ounce of percentage is going to come into play at the conclusion of the final home and away match of the season.

The Dogs are outside the top bracket by just four points (behind Mt Eliza) and a game behind Langwarrin and

POB. An outright win in this match would get them inside the four.

In a game of cat and mouse, Long Island won the toss and sent the home side into bat. The Dogs responded with 7/220 in 60 overs, Brad McDonald scoring 90, Luke Popov opening with 33 and skipper Matt Foon hitting 32.

The Islanders faced the last 20 overs of the day and finished on 3/52 with Brad Bailey, Peter Connell and Lochlan Scott all back in the sheds. Foon snared 2/17 from five overs and Popov picked up the wicket of Connell.

Langwarrin teenager Aaron Ed-

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With the field up and Knott previously up in his grill, Edwards, who came in in the second over of the day and was still there 72 overs later, swiped at a Knott delivery outside off stump, only to tickle it and get caught behind.

Travis Campbell scored 37, Matt Prosser 33 and Taylor Smith hit 27, helping the Kangas to 239.

Thirteen wickets fell in the Moorooduc and Crib Point match.

The Ducs batted first and were rolled for 132, Shamith Kannangara scoring almost half of them with 68, while David Greensmith was next best with 19.

In reply, Crib Point is in some trouble at 3/35 with Brad Davidson, Matt Blake and Tom Pengally all back in the sheds.

Pines has set Baxter 219 for victory in their match at Eric Bell Reserve.

While a number of players got starts for the Piners, none were able to get on with the job. Damien Lawrence topscored with 43, Craig Entwhistle hit 33, Harley Peace-Stirling 31 and Nick Wilcox chimed-in with a handy 34.

James LaBrooy continued his dominance with the ball for Peninsula Old Boys on Saturday against Somerville, taking 6/43 from 15 overs. Somerville put together a more than competitive total, however, snaring 221.

Pearcedale were choked by Sorrento on Saturday, restricted to just 129 in 80 overs.

Brad Trotter scored 59 of them, while Will Kennedy hit 25.

Sorrento skipper Bobby Wilson snared 4/20 from 26 overs for the Sorras, including 17 maidens, while Sam Duewel picked up 2/28 from 21 overs.

Main Ridge make their move DISTRICT

By IT Gully MAIN RIDGE has thrown down the challenge and is making its move in MPCA District cricket.

Going into the third last match of the home and away season, the Ridge are currently in fifth place on 62 points, along with Baden Powell and Heatherhill. Rosebud and Delacombe Park are four points clear on 66 points and Mt Martha is a game ahead in second place on 74 points. Red Hill is on top.

The Ridge can shake off Baden Powell if they can get the job done in this game against the Braves and keep the heat on the Buds, parkers and the Reds.

The Ridge have started wonderfully well, scoring 328 against the Braves.

Will Noall was the second Main Ridge player in as many week (with Gareth Wyatt) to score a ton, hitting a fine 114 on Saturday, while Shaun Foster continues to rack them up, scoring 73, and Michael Holmes hit 67.

Blake Hillman was the pick of the Bravesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; bowlers with 4/60 from 20.5 overs.

Top of the table Red Hill have slumped against Seaford after bowling the visitors out for just 105.

Glenn Collett was on fire early for the Hillmen, snaring 3/28 from 15 overs, while Tom McCarthy claimed 3/28 off nine overs and Simon Dart and Jimmy McCall picked up two wickets each.

However, the Hillmen crumbled to be 5/59 at the close of play. Simon Dart and Brent Martin are back in the sheds. Andrew Mock is not out 29.

Chris Cleef did the damage for Sea-

ford, claiming 4/25 from 14 overs.

Heatherhill and Mt Martha is an interesting tussle. The Reds can give themselves some breathing space over the Hills if they can get the job done.

The match is evenly posed though after the Reds were bowled out for 167. Brett Wilkinson saved his side with 66, while Brett Maxwell was superb for the Hills with 5/36 from 19 overs.

In reply, Heatherhill is 1/24.

Boneo are desperately looking for their first win and to get off the bottom of the ladder and they are a big show against Rosebud.

Ryan Jellie scored 60, Cam Williams 58 and Justin Moore 44 to help the Pandas to 267.

Rosebud are sure to lose its place in the top bracket if it loses against Boneo.

Dealcombe Park are poised to record an easy victory against Rye. Ricky Ramsdale snared 5/34 from 26 overs to help his side dismiss Rye for 133.

Andrew Stapleton was on fire early, picking up 3/29 before being struck down in his ninth over.

Delacombe Park is 1/18 in reply.

Flinders are still an outside chance of playing finals if things work out for them and they are every chance of beating Seaford Tigers after scoring 238.

Andrew Power was at his devastating best with 102 for the Sharks while Tom Clements was equally menacing.

Power and Clements opened with 134.

Ash Mills was the best of the Tigersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; bowlers with 3/34.

Uphill battle: Heatherhill managed to bowl out Mount Martha for 167 runs. Picture: Rab Siddhi

Tight tussle for Frogs, Yabbies SUB-DISTRICT

By IT Gully AN amazing 18 wickets fell in the MPCA Sub District match between Tootgarook and Tyabb on the opening day on Saturday.

After 80 overs of play, there isnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t a clear-cut favourite to win the match.

Tootgarook are 30 runs ahead with two wickets in hand.

The Yabbies will be looking for quick wickets on day two, then looking to

score quick runs to give themselves a chance to bowl out the home side to record a reverse outright win.

The Frogs are in the box seat though after bowling out the Yabbies for 51.

Stephen Brain was superb with the ball for the home side with 4/20, while AJ King and Matt Whelan claimed two wickets each.

In reply, the Frogs are 8/81 with Jason Lane and King at the crease. At one stage Tootgarook was 6/46.

Frankston YCW and Balnarring

are both doing everything they can to lose their clash too.

The Saints were bowled out for 119 with Andrew Dowey top scoring with 29, Pete Mereszko scoring 26 and Brent Murdock 25. Brett Hudgson and Jack Butland were the pick of the Stonecatsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; bowlers with three wickets each.

In reply, YCW is in some early trouble at 2/15.

Hastings looks to be coasting to victory against Dromana.

The Hoppers batted first and were

bowled out for 149, Zac Clan top scoring with 48. Mitch Floyd snared 3/23 for the Blues and Luke Hewitt, Ryan McNamara and Nathan Hunt took two wickets each.

In reply, the Blues are 2/68, Rob Hearn unbeaten on 34, while Floyd was out late in the day for 27.

Carrum Downs have a lot of work to do to beat Ballam Park.

The Knights batted first and whipped up 245, Stuart Plunkett top scoring with 67 and David Cross hit 65, while Zac

Pedderson opened with 31.

David Dervan was the best of the Cougarsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; bowlers with 4/78, while Jordy Watters and Chris Maloney took 2/30 and 2/45 respectively.

Skye has set Carrum 155 for victory in their match at Roy Dore Reserve.

Scott Hudson top scored for Skye with 59, while Clint Donohue opened with 26.

Brett Moulton was the star with the ball, helping himself to 5/66 off 34 overs.

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MPCA robbed of Country Week final COUNTRY WEEK

By IT Gully THE Mornington Peninsula Cricket Association Sharks failed to make the Country Week final despite winning three of its four matches last week.

The new-looking MPCA, boasting nine new faces, were robbed of a final’s berth after a controversial result between Ballarat and Warnambool went against the Sharks on the final day.

Neck and neck with Geelong and Warnambool going into the final day, wickets and runs meant everything.

The Sharks weren’t able to get the job done against Geelong, the eventual winner, going down by just 21-runs.

However, what happened at Shepley Oval between Ballarat and Warnambool

had tongues wagging.

Warnambool won the match, scoring 226 against Ballarat’s 192. However, with eight overs left in the match, Ballarat batted again and amazingly lost 6/36, handing Warnambool a spot in the final against Geelong.

It was a solid week though for a newlooking team that was missing some big names, including the likes of Chris Brittain, while Seaford’s Jon Plakourakis was rushed into the side due to the original keeper not being given pre-arranged time off work.

Skipper Bobby Wilson wanted a committed team that could be together for the entire week – that’s what he got.

The Sharks’ competition kicked off on home soil at AH Butler Reserve

against Traralgon & District, winning the toss and batting first.

Pearcedale star Chris Dew went agonisingly close to a century, scoring 98, while Dromana’s Kierran Voelkl scored 43 of the MPCA’s 9/217.

The MPCA bowlers then took the visitors to task, all six bowlers used taking wickets.

Peninsula Old Boys’ star Jon Forrest was the pick of them, snaring 3/22 from nine overs, while Rosebud skipper Billy Quigley and Pines’ Pat Jackson picked up two wickets each.

The Sharks played at home again on day two, smashing Warnambool.

The visitors won the toss and batted, the Sharks rolling them for 146 with Rye skipper Tommy Baron snaring

2/16, while MPCA skipper Bobby Wilson, Forrest and Quigley all claimed a couple of scalps.

Bobby Wilson then went to town with the bat, however, also fell on 98. POB’s Dylan O’Malley and Will Crowder hit 34 and 25 respectively to help the Sharks to 8/215 and victory.

With two wins from two matches, it was then off to Princess Park to tackle Bendigo.

The MPCA batted first again and Chris Dew was again among the runs with 56, while Voelkl hit 34, Ballam Park star Stuart Plunkett smacked 39 and Forrest played a cameo with 23 at the end.

The Sharks’ bowlers then did the job again, bowling out Bendigo for 157.

Mt Eliza skipper Justin Grant picked up 2/37, Forrest took 2/24 and Plunkett, Dew and Wilson all took one wicket each.

In the final game against Geelong at Caulfield Park, the Sharks bowlers again stepped up to the plate, bowling out the eventual champs for 145.

Justin Grant was the pick of them with 3/16 from five overs, while Quigley and Jackson claimed two wickets each.

Unfortunately, the Shark’s batsmen couldn’t match the bowlers, bowled out for just 124. At one stage they were 4/28.

Grant hit 39 and Crowder 27 to give the Sharks a sniff, however, losing 3/0 (Crowder, Forrest and Quigley), prevented a come from behind win.

Baxter, Heart square off in showdown No 5 SOCCER

By Craig MacKenzie THE match of the day in the opening round of the local league season between Rosebud Heart and Baxter has been transferred to Baxter Park.

Originally scheduled as a Heart home game the unavailability of Truemans Road Reserve due to cricket and council work has forced the switch of the Saturday 25 March showdown.

Heart has the better derby record having won three of the four clashes highlighted by a thumping 7-1 demolition of its arch rival in 2015 with hattricks to Dave Greening and Simon O’Donnell.

Baxter’s one win came in the same season, a 4-2 victory at Baxter Park.

Heart has almost forgotten what losing a league game feels like having last dropped points in a 1-0 loss to Springvale City at Ross Reserve on 5 September 2015.

“It’s good for local football to have a rivalry like that and it’s important to get off to a good start but the main thing for us is to concentrate on the things we can control,” said Heart gaffer Scott Morrison.

The man who causes the most headaches for Baxter is goal machine Greening and the Englishman resumed training last week after returning from a European holiday.

Big Chris Sibson is also expected to have a major impact after returning from Seaford United. Sibson is recovering from a back injury and was rested in the recent Wallace Cup. “Sibbo is going to be a huge signing for us with his experience and quality

Positive signs: Mornington triallist Stefan Soler.

Picture: Gemma Sliz

and hopefully he’ll get his first game back this weekend,” said Morrison.

Colin Hughes remains as assistant coach and team manager, Stuart Mitchell is goalkeeping coach and Stan Packer is the new reserves coach.

“We’re very excited about hiring Stan due to his track record in developing young players,” Morrison added.

Heart is confident that it has secured the signature of a former Langwarrin, Doveton and Warragul United defender but won’t release his name until the deal is confirmed.

Heart’s derby record means little to Baxter senior coach Roy Kilner and he

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was in a combative mood when asked about the looming shootout.

“You have to congratulate Rosebud on a remarkable 2016 season,” said Kilner.

“For any team in any competition to go a full season unbeaten is almost fairytale stuff but by 5pm on the opening game of the season that fairytale will end.

“We don’t believe in fairies at Baxter.”

Kilner has added Ben Meiklem and Spencer Porter to his senior squad while Francis Beck has been appointed assistant coach.

Meiklem is a midfielder from Peninsula Strikers and teenager Porter is a

goalkeeper from Skye United.

Porter is making his mark off the field as a successful entrepreneur having created his own LOWK8 app and having it available in Apple’s app store.

New State 5 South club Somerville Eagles gets its inaugural campaign underway with an FFA Cup second qualifying round clash with Mitchell Rangers on Saturday 18 February.

The game is at Monterey Reserve, home of Frankston Pines and has an unusually early kick-off at 10am as the Eagles are hosting a private function that afternoon.

“At this stage we have about 40 senior players and eight girls,” said Eagles president Felix Arena.

“We’re looking at firsts and reserves in the FFV and maybe two Bayside teams but if we can get another seven girls then I’d love to field a women’s team.

“As for the men we’ve fielded a couple of enquiries about a senior coach but nothing of any substance and by the time the FFA Cup comes around if we haven’t made an appointment then Zach (Pedersen, director of coaching) will be in a charge.”

The club is holding its junior registration day next Sunday 12 February at Somerville Secondary College starting at 10am and the seniors will play a friendly against Rosebud Heart at 1pm.

The Eagles make their league debut on Saturday 25 March at Somerville Secondary College against Old Mentonians. The reserves kick off at 1pm and the senior game is at 3pm.

English imports have dominated

discussion on the local scene in the past week with Jack Truelove and Nathan Smith arriving for their stints with Mornington and Connor Belger and Paul Speed flying in to join Langwarrin.

Truelove made a huge impression at his first training session with Mornington and the diminutive Smith looms as a versatile signing having played recently as an attacking midfielder with English club Brigg Town. He is also comfortable out wide.

Another top-flight English recruit, Josh Hine from Salford City, is waiting for his visa and is expected to arrive at Dallas Brooks Park in early March.

Central midfielder Matthew Wade from Blyth Spartans in England’s Northern Premier League Premier Division may arrive in the next week, much earlier than expected.

Frankston Pines and former Seaford United and Kingston City winger Stefan Soler is among a group of triallists trying to impress Mornington head coach Adam Jamieson.

“I’ll make a call on the triallists this week but I thought Stefan was fantastic at the Wallace Cup,” said Jamieson.

As we went to press Peninsula Strikers were waiting on news about their efforts to secure a top-class striker.

“If this comes through it will turn a few heads because he’s an NPL player,” said Strikers head coach Craig Lewis.

The club already has imported three players from England, Italy and Switzerland and the coaching staff believe that a quality striker will round off the squad and enable Strikers to mount a serious promotion campaign.

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Little Jetstar’s competition to have kids flying high

By Ben Triandafillou NOW in its third year, The Little Jetstar’s competition has expanded to allow entrants from Melbourne’s Eastern Metropolitan region a chance to meet some “Big Heroes”, including sporting icon, Western Bulldog’s premiership player and 2016 Norm Smith Medallist, Jason Johannisen.

The local Little Athletics clubs will have the opportunity to enter into the competition with five lucky winners receiving an exclusive training session for them and 15 other friends, led by a Jetstar “Big Hero”, who are some of Australia’s most well-known athletes.

Participants also go into the running for a monthly prize, a $200 Jetstar travel voucher which can be used for their next family adventure. Winners of a monthly prize then go into the draw for the grand prize, being the exclusive training session with one of the star athletes.

Chief Commercial Officer of Jetstar Australia, Catriona Larritt, is ecstatic to see the Little Jetstars competition getting bigger every year and offering more opportunities for youngsters.

“Jetstar is the proud naming rights sponsor of Jetstar Little Athletics Australia and it is great to have some of Australia’s biggest sporting stars on board.

We’re pleased to bring the Little Jetstars competition to all Jetstar Little Athletics Australia participants for the 2016/17 season,” said Ms Larritt.

“Through our continued partnership with Jetstar

Little Athletics Australia we look forward to further cementing our commitment to Australian communities. We are delighted to be helping little athletes reach for the stars.”

Jason Johannisen is really excited to be involved in the Little Jetstars program and to give back to the community that taught him so much.

“Little Athletics holds very fond memories for me and is such a great start for any kid who loves sport,” said Johannisen.

“I had a lot of fun in my Little Athletics days at the Melville Little Athletics club and it was a great excuse to stay healthy and get involved in the community from a young age! I’m really excited to be part of the Little Jetstars program and can’t wait to have a run around with the kids.”

Jetstar Little Athletics Australia now has about 540 centres across Australia with more than 100,000 girls and boys participating throughout the country.

Jetstar Little Athletics Australia welcomes kids with any level of skill or fitness between the ages of five and fifteen years. Little Athletics caters for all kids, encouraging them to achieve their own personal bests and continue to improve.

To enter the Little Jetstars competition, registered Little Athletics partipants can head to www.littlejetstars.com.au and describe in 25 words or less, how Little Athletics well help them become a big hero.

The Little Jetstars competition is now open, with entries closing on Tuesday 26 February, 2017.

In the running: Jason Johannisen with Little Athletics kids.

A dynamic partnership for Red Hill

Sealing a win: Greg Hunt (centre) with Girls Football Development offer Craig Neil (left) and President Andrew Souter (right) from the Mornington Peninsula Junior Football League.

Community tackle project together

By Ben Triandafillou THE Mornington Peninsula Junior Football League has been hard at work upgrading the BlueScope Reserve, including the installation of an infield irrigation system, which was greatly assisted by volunteers within the community.

Contributing to the improvements at BlueScope Reserve, the Federal Government’s $150,000 Stronger Communities Program, the outstanding support from the Asset Manager of BlueScope Steel, Ron Bange, and the various volunteers that lent their time, has helped provide another great facility for the community to utilise.

“I am delighted the Mornington Peninsula Junior Football League has received $9,519 funding that will support a number of local sporting groups and schools in Hastings and the surrounding area that use the oval,” Federal Member for Flinders and Minister for Health and Sport, Greg Hunt said.

“This has allowed for the installation of infield

irrigation at BlueScope Reserve in Hastings.”

MPJFL President, Andrew Souter, is incredibly appreciative of the work and donations that the community put together to improve BlueScope Reserve.

“We are very pleased to have this support from the Federal Government,” said Mr Souter.

“The oval is used by a number of local sporting groups and schools and these funds have allowed us to install infield irrigation which has improved the playing surface, making it safer for all users.”

“We would also like to acknowledge the tremendous support of BlueScope Steel and all of our volunteers who worked tirelessly to ensure this project could be completed.”

Mr. Souter is thankful to the “unsung hero”, Graham Palmer from Irritech Management Services who designed the irrigation system and offered his extensive expertise as well as the supporting partners from Toro Australia, Bendigo Bank, Grundfos Australia and Philmac.

“We couldn’t have done it without them,” said Mr. Souter.

The MPJFL were also successful in receiving a $10,000 Carlisle Homes Community Group grant, presented by host Shane Crawford, which will go towards important infrastructure at the communal oval to allow kids with disabilities access to programs on the oval for sport and other community activities.

The MPJFL are now underway in building the coaches boxes, first aid rooms and other facilities and are again receiving a staggering amount of support from local business’ and volunteers.

Michael Buckley has done a remarkable job donating his time and money to assist with the project over the last few months.

With so many other business’ and volunteers to thank for their help, the MPJFL are truly grateful and are now looking forward to the reserves completion.

By Ben Triandafillou THE Red Hill Junior Football Club has announced an exciting three year partnership with the exceptional Coaching Development program, Dynamic Footy Skills.

The program will be delivered by highly experienced AFL, VFL and current TAC Cup coaches whose extensive knowledge in junior football development will help the club reach their goal of providing the best coaching experience on the Mornington Peninsula.

Dynamic Footy Skills are currently working with an AFL Club Junior Academy to ensure that the latest AFL training techniques and tips are being bought to Red Hill.

The Red Hill Junior Football Club is grateful for the generous support and vision of the McDonald’s Mornington, McDonald’s Peninsula Link Southbound and McDonald’s Peninsula Link Northbound restaurants for allowing the club to establish this innovative partnership with Dynamic Footy Skills.

The Red Hill Junior Football Club are hoping that this partnership will attract and retain more talented players as well as provide the juniors with an edge over their opposition before commencing Round 1 of the season on Sunday 9th April.

The club has also had some early success with four of their juniors participating in the Rye Gift Junior Football Relay on Saturday 14th January, finishing in second place. Winning $100 prize money for their footy club, Merrick Snow (Under 10’s), Orlando Mentiplay (Under 12’s), Noah Prabowo (Under 14’s) and Noah Turner (Under 16’s) were just edged out by a strong Sorrento FC. The Red Hill Junior Football Club registration day is set for Sunday 5th March, 2pm- 5pm at the Red Hill Recreation Reserve. There will be a barbeque and a clinic for the kids held by the DFS team, with an AFL player appearance.

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HURRY TO MORNINGTON ISUZU UTE TODAY 41 Tyabb Rd, Mornington | PH: 5975 5188 www.morningtonisuzuute.com.au LMCT 10467 5-star ANCAP safety rating on 4x4 D-MAX Crew Cab models built from November 2013 onwards, 4x2 D-MAX Crew Cab High Ride models built from November 2014 onwards and all MU-X models. ^5 years/130,000km whichever occurs first, for eligible customers. Excludes trays and accessories. >The Capped Price Servicing Program (“CPS Program”) applies to Eligible Vehicles with a Warranty Start Date after 1/1/15 at Participating Isuzu UTE Dealers only. The CPS Program covers the first 6 Scheduled Services in line with the Scheduled Service Intervals. CPS Prices are subject to change. For full terms & conditions and current pricing visit isuzuute.com.au/service-plus. +3.5 tonne braked towing capacity on D-MAX 4x4 and 4x2 High Ride models and 3.0 tonne braked towing capacity on all MU-X models when fitted with an optional genuine Isuzu UTE tow bar kit. ~Includes economy alloy tray fitted at motorpool. #Fuel consumption and emissions figures based on ADR 81/02 (combined cycle test) and are to be used for vehicle comparison purposes only. Actual fuel consumption and emissions will vary depending on many factors including, but not limited to, traffic conditions, individual driving style and vehicle condition. §Leather on body contact areas of the seats. *Private and ABN holders only. Excludes government, fleet, rental & non-profit buyers. Includes one year business vehicle registration, CTP insurance, dealer delivery and statutory charges. Metallic/mica/pearl paint $450 extra. Only at Participating Isuzu UTE Dealers from 1/10/16 until 28/2/17 unless extended, varied or while stocks last. †Offer is limited to standard items (normal operating conditions) as listed in IUA Warranty and Service Booklet for the first 3 years Scheduled Servicing (covering the first 6 Scheduled Services up to 36 months/60,000km – whichever occurs first) on 15MY/15.5MY 4x4 D-MAX & 15MY/15.5MY 4x4 MU-X models sold & delivered between 1/10/16 and 28/2/17 to private & ABN holders only. Excludes demonstrators. Offer does not cover any other Scheduled Service, Make-up Scheduled Service or any additional service items or requirements, which are at the owner’s expense. Only at Participating Isuzu UTE Dealers. Not available with any other offer, excluding free Genuine Isuzu UTE accessories where offered. ‡$1,000 Genuine Isuzu UTE accessories on 15MY/15.5MY models (except 15.5MY LS-T models that receive $2,000 Genuine Isuzu UTE accessories) sold & delivered between 1/10/16 and 28/2/17, unless varied or extended, to private & ABN holders only. Excludes demonstrators. Only at Participating Isuzu UTE Dealers. Not available with any other offer, excluding the first 3 years free Scheduled Servicing where offered.

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