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It’s got the lot The Berwick Show will have a touch of magic again this year.

Among a variety of eye-catching entertainment, including jugglers, fire-eaters, fireworks and freestyle motocross comes magicians David Key and David Leach.

Key is billed as Tasmania’s number one magician whose entertainment of children is reportedly second to none, while Leach boasts many years of puppetry experience.

Akoonah Park will come alive on 21 and 22 February with farm animals, carnival rides, woodchopping competitions and plenty of showbags.

And don’t forget the “Produce Paddock”.

All the details of what’s on are in this week’s special Berwick Show lift-out.

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Prized cattle show FOR sheer fun and excitement, there’s nothing like a great value day out at the Berwick Cattle Show, with around 80 beef and dairy cattle on display and cattle handlers vying for a prestigious blue ribbon and over $6000 in prizes.

The Beef and Dairy Cattle competitions at Berwick will include many European and British breeds and will take place from 9am on Saturday 21 February.

With many sponsors supporting the cattle events, new sponsor Pakenham Produce and Saddlery has come on board to sponsor the 2015 Berwick Beef Junior Youth Show, which is held on Friday evening.

Pakenham Produce and Saddlery marketing manager Jodie Stroub along with animal health manager Sarah Ramage are delighted to offer prize vouchers and showbags for the junior participants.

For the fifth year running, Cattle chairman Peter Wenn says it is an honour to see local and interstate breeders showcase their animals at one of Victoria’s most admired shows. They travel distances and this is a true testament to the cattle committee that they hold such a safe and successful show.

Mr Wenn says the prizes, trophies and prize money on offer are of a high standard but, to many, it’s about getting together with fellow exhibitors for a social outing.

Cattle secretary Vanessa Wenn, who said the success of the Berwick Cattle Show was due to the outstanding list of sponsors and volunteers, thanked them sincerely for their interest in the cattle show as well as the generous donations each year.

The Berwick Show Cattle Committee works very hard to create an enjoyable show, and Mr Wenn says he looks forward to welcoming people to the show.

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Message from the president THERE is a little bit of everything here at this year’s Berwick Show. Our committed committee has been improving sections and striving for an exciting outcome. Please come and celebrate agriculture, horticulture and great community

fun. Like our Facebook page and visit our website for program timetables and general updates.

Best wishes , see you there.

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Harry Turnham took home the first place prize money in the beef cattle younger parader 10 years and under 15 years last year seen with Casey mayor Mick Morland and Cattle chairman Peter Wenn.

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FOR decades the Berwick Show has been combining the best of country lifestyle and carnival atmosphere to produce a great agriculture and horticulture show enjoyed by people across Casey and the south east.

As mayor, I’m thrilled that our municipality is home to this great community event and I am looking forward to its return in 2015.

Council is proud to be the major sponsor again this year, given the show’s rich and colourful history as the oldest agricultural show of its kind in Victoria.

The show brings joy to Casey families each year, as well as attracting people from across the state, who come and enjoy all that the show has to offer.

Whether you want to take in the country lifestyle and enjoy some local produce, or you’re more a thrill seeker looking to make the most of the carnival rides, the show has something for everyone.

The Berwick and District Agricultural and Horticultural Society deserve to be acknowledged for the great work they do behind the scenes to make this much-loved

and highly-anticipated event possible.

Without dedicated and passionate volunteers, events like the Berwick Show, which add so much to community life and making Casey a great place to live, would not be possible.

Thank you to all those who have contributed to organising this year’s event. I’m looking forward to seeing what you’ve brought together to make what I’m sure will be another successful show.

Each year, council gets involved in the show in a number of ways and this year will be no exception.

The City of Casey will again have an exhibit, located at the eastern end of the main pavilion, and is sponsoring a number of the agriculture and horticulture competitions.

Council’s exhibit will include a fun social media feature using Instagram, Casey Clues children’s competition, ‘Casey is Happy’ video playing on the big screen.

Mick Morland Mayor, City of Casey

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Show enters the arena

By RUSSELL BENNETT THIS year’s Berwick Show is just around the corner, and it has plenty of sights, sounds and attractions for everyone in the local community.

Held at the Berwick Showgrounds at Akoonah Park on 21 and 22 February, the show will feature an incredible range of exhibits and competitions, with animals including horses, cattle, sheep, goats, alpacas, rabbits and poultry.

There will also be horticulture, arts and crafts, cooking, photography, wood chop, truck pull and ‘beaut ute’ competitions as well as the traditional fun run.

There will be two stages full of entertainment, with the arena stage a brand new addition to this year’s show.

It will feature a full evening program of performers, including David Key - who has launched into his first Australian tour after wowing audiences in Melbourne with his Vaudeville and magic shows.

He is a ‘must see’ act for people of all ages - performing his signature illusions, mixed in with comedy and some spellbinding magic.

David Leach’s circus and magic show is aimed predominantly at children between the ages of three and 12 years but he is also a captivating perform-

er for parents and adults.

In addition, the freestyle motocross bikes promise to be a thrilling watch, and the Australian Sporting Horses will conduct their championships on the arena on Saturday night.

A new addition for this year’s show is the ‘produce paddock’.

Local producers will showcase a range of samples for the show’s visitors to try in a relaxed setting.

From standout local wines, to cheeses, apple juice, olive oil and plenty of freshly-grown local produce samples by a chef from a local restaurant - the produce paddock will have it all.

Not to be forgotten, new Bass MP and Outlook Life Governor Brian Paynter will be the guest speaker at this year’s Berwick Show and Chamber Dinner on Saturday 21 February.

For $85 per person, the three-course meal also comes with entry and privileged parking to the Berwick Show, and a private viewing area to enjoy the main oval attractions such as a motorbike spectacular, jugglers, fire eaters, novelty horses and fireworks.

The dinner will be held from 6.30pm until late, with a $10 discount per person for members of the Berwick Chamber of Commerce and the Berwick and

Paul McKeon from Doreen performed with the Empire FMX freestyle motocross group at last year’s show.

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Hard work behind show success

By RUSSELL BENNETT THIS year’s Berwick Show could only come about, thanks to the months of hard work put in by the tireless efforts of the Berwick and District Agricultural and Horticultural Society committee.

The committee includes president Debbie Akister, vice-presidents Andy Fyfe and Willem Boon, immediate pastpresident Tom Gibson, and secretary Mike Vallence. “People have no idea how much work is required to organise and conduct an event of this magnitude,� Mr Vallence explained. “Apart from a part-time secretary and treasurer, the society members are all volunteers who devote considerable time and effort throughout the year to carry on the tradition, which has survived for 160-plus years. “The society also conducts a number of events, for example the Show Dinner Dance, where excess funds are donated to charities such as beyondblue, the YMCA, and St John of God hospital.

Over the last five years the society has paid out in excess of $60,000 to community organisations and charities.�

For the Berwick Show, and so many others like it, children are the future.

Later this month, young people won’t just make up a key section of the exhibitors at Akoonah Park - they’ll learn a whole range of agricultural and horticultural skills that will help keep the show alive for future generations. “In and around this area, we have the

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President Debbie Akister and immediate past president Tom Gibson can’t Picture: RUSSELL BENNETT wait for this year’s Berwick Show. 134225 likes of Chairo Christian School, Woodleigh, Elisabeth Murdoch College, and Flinders Christian Community College, which all exhibit at the Berwick Show,�

Mr Vallence said. “The kids prepare the sheep, for example, they bring them, and they show them. “We’ve made a conscious decision over the past decade at least to try and generate interest within each section when it comes to getting the kids involved and educating them.

“They’ll learn skills like communication, negotiation, management and organisation - life skills, as well as the friendships they’ll pick up along the way.�

The current office bearers of the Berwick and District Agricultural and Horticultural Society are: president Debbie Akister, senior vice-president Andy Fyfe, junior vice- president Willem Boon, immediate past-president Tom Gibson, secretary Mike Vallence, assistant secretary Margaret Boon and treasurer Nicole Hanssen.

Shanelle headlines Berwick Show

By BEN CAMERON AFTER winning the Berwick Show’s Star Search competition last year, local singer Shanelle Jacobs will return to headline the event’s long list of musical talent on offer.

Since winning Casey Idol in the secondary section at age 16, Shanelle has been a familiar face and voice at community events, performing at Australia Day ceremonies and Relay for Life.

Shanelle, who began singing at age nine, will perform at the show with her new band, alongside The Good Nicks, The Evercold and country singer Nia Robertson. “I’ve always loved singing as a little girl,� she said. “I was going to a dance school at the time and one of the teachers happened to be a singer. “So my mum approached her and asked if she would be interested in teaching me how to sing. “Ever since then, I have loved singing and would one day love for it to be a career choice, however I am realistic and know that all income can’t come from a

singing job.�

The 20-year-old, who has played gigs at the esteemed The Evelyn in Fitzroy, said she was looking forward to having the backing of a full band. “I used to get nervous getting up on stage always worried I would forget my words,� she said. “As I got older, I realised how much I loved it, especially in a band scenario, I love having creative control in the music other than singing with backing tracks. “I think having a band performing with you creates such an awesome dynamic and makes being up on stage worth it, sharing each other’s enthusiasm and adrenalin when performing is like nothing else.�

Shanelle also played a role in helping organise the Casey Flood Benefit in 2011. “That event was supposed to be a different performance but since the floods happened the week before, they changed the event to raise money for the community,� she said.

Also a painter, Shanelle has turned her attention to new project, Tilyan, an

Shanelle Jacobs will headline a long list of musical entertainment. arts and entertainment venture. “Instead of using my name on the paintings I used Tilyan, the word is the combination of tiger and lion was something my friend and I were playing around with,� she said. “I thought it was pretty unique so I went with it. I’m hoping to open a cafe one day and then the name will carry on to that business.�

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Quite a story as history tells the tale

By RUSSELL BENNETT PUSHING towards 170 years and still going strong ... the Berwick and District Agricultural and Horticultural Show celebrated the huge milestone of 150 years of agricultural competition back in 1998.

In marking the milestone, a special publication was released titled: “Celebrating 150 years of Agricultural Competition 18481998”. Bob Johnson and Noelene King - both past presidents of the society, wrote it.

It outlines the history of the Berwick Show Society, which dates back through the Mornington Farmers Society to the founding body in Victoria, the Port Phillip Farmers Society, which was established in 1848.

The Mornington Farmers Society was one of the three original branches of the Port Phillip Farmers Society.

It provided a huge step forward in recognising Cranbourne as a crucial agricultural centre

of the south-east. The first show under the society’s banner was held at Cranbourne in 1857, a year after it was formed.

But, as Mr Johnson and Ms King explained, “by 1860 it was felt that the society had been responsible for the improvement in the stock of the district. A second showground was acquired at Berwick and the shows were held alternately at Cranbourne and Berwick.

“In the late ’80s, it was decided to have permanent grounds for the Mornington Farmers Society, and land was obtained from Sir W.J. Clark of Narre Warren, where the first show was held in March 1891”.

As Mr Johnson and Ms King explained, there was real opposition to the choice of site from those in Cranbourne and there was even some suggestion of forming a separate Cranbourne Agricultural Society.

One of the reasons this didn’t go ahead, however, was that there were already a num-

ber of other societies operating within the district (as referred to in The Good Country Cranbourne Shire by Neil Gunson).

Jack Rae is one of the ringmasters for this year’s show.

He was born in 1928, around the time that his father George first became involved with the Berwick Show Society.

Families like the Rae family have been the heart and soul of the show throughout its existence.

Mr Johnson and Ms King further explained the Rae family’s involvement.

“George Rae was president of the society in about 1935/36,” they said.

“Jack’s mother was a horse competitor in her younger years and her family was involved in shows in the Swan Hill area.

“Jack’s mother’s family moved to Harkaway during World War I. She married George after he returned (from the war).”

Jack Rae, pictured here in 2010, is one of the two joint ringmasters for this year’s Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS Berwick Show. 53994 Mr Johnson and Ms King said that at the time George was president the society was in debt, so they decided to run a ‘Queen Carnival’.

The community organisation that raised the most money would nominate a queen, with the Berwick RSL joining in with the show society to raise funds.

The Show Society won the competition and, as a result, Thelma Thomas was crowned queen. Jack Rae was nominated as one of the pageboys, while Rupe Richardson was the master of ceremonies.

Jack remembered riding his Shetland pony, when he was just seven-years-old, from Narre Warren North to Berwick for rehearsals on the Sunday before the carnival. That carnival raised an impressive 400 pounds for the Show Society, getting it out of debt.

The Mornington Farmers Society held its Jubilee Show at Berwick on 15 November, 1906.

The Diamond Jubilee Show was held 10 years later but it was largely over-shadowed by the World War I. Then, at an annual general meeting held on 25 July 1918, the Mornington Farmers

Society changed its name to the Berwick and District Agricultural and Horticultural Society.

But as Mr Johnson and Ms King describe, the society got off to “a very rocky start” under its new name.

“The annual report of 24 July 1919 records that “owing to the influenza epidemic the annual show, which was fixed to take place in March last, was abandoned”.

Since then, the society has maintained an unbroken run of annual shows.

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All the highs

Always a crowd favourite, smaller Shetlands will be featured in the horse section at this year’s Berwick Show. 134081

Just a little fun feature THIS year in the horse section organisers are holding Small Shetland Pony classes, featuring small shetlands under 8.2 hands high.

These are a smaller breed of the Shetland pony and this is the first year organisers have featured these at the show, and will be on the main arena on Sunday thanks to sponsor Spot on Concrete. We also have Gypsy Cob section, Friesian and Morgan horses.

There will be Harness, Standardbred horses, Welsh and Pony Club, and many other sections. Orgaisers will accept late entries on the day.

And don’t forget the open horse events on Monday 9 March, which feature the popular Off The Track class for ex-racehorses, a very popular event.

Entry is free and late entries for all classes will be accepted on the day.

SHOW jumping at the Berwick Show is an established major event on the show jumping circuit.

Jumps organisers pride themselves on providing a program that will both please competitors and entertain spectators.

The team, which includes well known and respected course designer David Sheppard, judges Ann Garner and Annie White, announcer Brian Brennan and equipment supplied by the Port Phillip Showjumping Club help make this a truly enjoyable occasion.

The shady and well-presented grounds of Akoonah Park are another feature for competitors and spectators alike as February can often be very warm. The jumping arena is always well prepared by the Akoonah Park committee and provides a suitable surface for the riders.

Thanks to National Australia Bank, organisers are able to provide a large grandstand for arena viewing in comfort for over 200 spectators shaded by beautiful trees.

Organisers gratefully acknowledge the sponsors that help make this a great show.

This year we welcome Delplant, a local construction company owned by Sean and Jodie Delaney. Their sponsorship will be going to our best performed show jumper over the two days of jumping.

Josie and Sean Hamilton, from Berwick Drafting and Design, continue their sponsorship of the very exciting 1.30m Open Class that attracts some of the best horses around the country on the Saturday.

Safety Steel Structures of Dandenong continue their support by sponsoring the most popular class of 1.10m horses. This is where we see our young promising horses coming up through the grades.

Racing Victoria are sponsors of the best

Berwick Agricultural and Horticultural Society president Debbie Akister, right, and rider Megan Joyce on Pedrillo are grateful for the support of Berwick NAB branch manager Paul Russell and business banking executive Anne Marie Nayna. performed Thoroughbred horse over the two days of showjumping.

Skye Park Rugs, of Pakenham, once again provide trophy rugs that every competitor wants to win.

And last but by no means least, organisers feel fortunate to have the National Aus-

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Show jumping at Berwick Show is definitely a must go see, so buy yourself an icecream, find a seat in the shaded NAB grandstand, sit back and enjoy watching the skills of horse and rider negotiate these exciting show jump courses.

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By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A HAMPTON Park road cloaked in tragedy after two fatal car accidents claimed the lives of five people in 2009 has finally been upgraded.

A Casey community still reeling from the devastating heartbreak of six years ago last week welcomed the completion of the $40 million upgrade to the section of Hallam Road between Pound and Ormond roads where five young lives were lost in two weeks.

Narre Warren P-12 students and friends Riyani Lowen, 16, Anja Miller, 15, and Joel Brimble, 19, and a fourth teenager in another vehicle were all killed in the two-car collision at the intersection of Hallam and Ormond roads in the early hours of 28 June 2009.

A fortnight later as she drove past an improvised roadside memorial for the lost teenagers, a 21-year-old woman was killed instantly when her car was hit by a B-double truck at the same intersection.

Local residents who have been campaigning for the road’s duplication since before 2009 gathered with state MPs last Friday to acknowledge the upgrade.

Work on the duplication, which was finally opened to traffic in late-December 2014, started in 2012 and saw a widening of part of the road from two lanes to three as well as the introduction of intersection and traffic signals.

Long-time Hampton Park resident Erica Maliki was the chief organiser of the Walk for Hallam Road which was held in

2010 and was attended by more than 500 people who were hellbent on having the treacherous road fixed.

Ms Maliki welcomed the new road but insisted there was still more work to be done and more sections that needed duplication.

“The tragedy of losing five kids down that road was devastating for the community,” she said.

“Out of everything I want them recognised as the reason the road was pushed to be done.

“We did what needed to be done to save it from happening again.”

Ms Maliki, who has six children, was greatly touched by the tragedies, knowing it could easily have been her kids who lost their lives.

“A price was paid and the families involved are still suffering every day from that,” she said.

“It’s great that section has been fixed but it should have been done before.”

Emma Lowen, Riyani’s mother, echoed the sentiments of her friend Ms Maliki.

She has never gone back to the intersection where her daughter died.

“To be honest, my first reaction was that it was sad that it took the kids to die to get it to be done up to this safe stage,” Ms Lowen said.

“It doesn’t invoke anything for me but the people of Hampton Park will be that little bit safer now.

“It’s good that’s it done.”

On the crest of a wave SEVEN-year-old Ryan from Hampton Park dived into the wave pool at Casey ARC on Tuesday.

Earlier this month the Narre Warren facility was awarded a Platinum Pool Award in recognition of its high standards in aquatic safety and risk management. For the full story and more photos, turn to page 17. 134433 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS

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Community News It’s showtime – the Berwick Show is back in 2015!

Spend Valentine’s Day at Wilson Botanic Park Berwick Love will be in the air at Wilson Botanic Park Berwick this Valentine’s Day, as it hosts a romantic event to celebrate the day of love on Saturday 14 February 2015.

There will be activities and entertainment for couples young and old to enjoy, before the night culminates in live music and the screening of romantic comedy Blended under the stars in the amphitheatre.

Couples may choose to relax and enjoy each other’s company with a picnic before settling in to watch the movie, or you might like to wander through the park and get involved in the activities on offer, including wine and cheese sampling, giant chess and some photo booth fun.

Event details: The Berwick Show is back again in 2015, ofering the best of agricultural and horticultural competition, family fun, carnival rides and performances over two action packed days, and Council’s large interactive exhibit is returning.

The City of Casey is proud to be the major sponsor of this popular community event to be held at Akoonah Park, Berwick, on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 February 2015.

There will be carnival rides, interactive attractions for all ages, local performers entertaining the crowds, show bags, face painting and a animal farm.

Visitors will also get a taste of country lifestyle, with agriculture and horticultural competitions across the weekend including cattle, show jumping, sheep, goats, wood chopping and Beaut Utes.

Saturday night will be a highlight, with spectacular fire performers, exhilarating FMX Motor Bikes and fireworks from the main arena.

Council will also be involved in the show hosting its popular exhibit, which will include a fun social media feature using Instagram, Casey Clues children’s competition, a range of community information, interactive activities and a Melbourne Football Club presence.

Event details: Dates and times: Saturday 21 February, 9.00 am – 9.00 pm Sunday 22 February, 9.00 am – 5.00 pm Venue: Akoonah Park, Princes Highway, Berwick Costs: Adults $20, Concession $15, Children (10–15) $10, Children (under 10) FREE and Family (2 adults, 2 children) $40.

For more information visit www.berwickshow.org.au.

Avengers assemble at Casey Kids Carnival!

Earth’s mightiest heroes will descend on Akoonah Park, Berwick next month to entertain and wow the crowds at the 2015 Casey Kids Carnival.

The Avengers Side Show Alley will headline the main stage program for the 17th annual carnival, to be held on Saturday 21 March 2015.

Prepare to be in awe of super heroes Iron Man, Captain America and Thor, regarded as the strongest men on the planet, when they take to the stage at 1.45 pm on the day.

Attendees might even be a chosen spectator encouraged to participate in one of the many challenging games on stage to help you find your own inner Mighty Marvel Super Hero.

The characters will have a meet and greet after their show, where people can have a chat and get a photo with their favourite super hero.

The main stage performances will be complemented by an action-packed program including amusement rides, animal farm, face painters, food stalls, interactive workshops and roving entertainers.

Event details: Date:

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12.00 pm – 5.00 pm

For more information visit www.casey.vic.gov.au/wilsonbotanicpark.

Victoria’s Journey of Remembrance visits Casey The City of Casey will host a free community roadshow next month to commemorate the Anzac Centenary.

Between 2014 and 2018, Australia will mark 100 years since the nation’s involvement in the First World War (WWI).

The unique evening encourages and supports people across the state to learn more about their WWI history, to research their own personal connections and to work within their local communities to commemorate the Anzac Centenary.

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For more information visit www.casey.vic.gov.au or call City of Casey Customer Service on 9705 5200.

The Avengers are just one highlight of the main stage entertainment at Casey Kids Carnival, with ABC TV’s Little Charley Bear, It’s Not a Circus It’s a Science Show and various community groups set to perform on stage.

Saturday 14 February 2015 6.30 pm – 11.00 pm (movie screening at 9.00 pm) Venue: Wilson Botanic Park Berwick, 668 Princes Highway, Berwick Cost: BYO picnic option: Adult $25, Couple $45, Child $15 Picnic Box option (includes wrap, fruit, cheese, cake and soft drink): Adult $40, Couple $75, Child $30 Bookings: Tickets are available from the Wilson Botanic Park Berwick Visitor Centre, 668 Princes Highway, Berwick or by calling 9707 5818.

As part of the Victorian Government’s Anzac Centenary Program (2014–2018), the City of Casey will host a free community roadshow called Victoria’s Journey of Remembrance on Monday 2 March 2015.

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Car fire probed

Pursuit is warranted

By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A MAN who tried to flee police after he was served a warrant at a Berwick property was chased down and arrested last Wednesday.

The man who fled, and a second man, both aged in their twenties, were remanded in custody for breach of parole and bail offences.

It’s understood police arrived at the Innes Court residence just after 3.30pm to execute the warrant where one male surrendered himself peacefully after roughly 20 minutes, while the other refused to negotiate and attempted to escape through an upstair window.

He was soon arrested by members of the Special Operations Group.

Police retrieved two allegedly sto-

Police removed two suspected stolen cars from the property. len vehicles and a large amount of stolen property during the raid.

Some of the stolen property has been safely returned to its owners who live in the Casey region.

Both men are still in custody.

Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, or submit a confidential crime report www.crimestoppersvic.com.au.

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Spill takes Toll, then $7000 fine fuels anger

By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS TOLL Group has been fined just over $7000 for an aviation fuel waste spill that gridlocked traffic for hours on the Monash Freeway and surrounding roads in Melbourne’s south east in November.

Environment Protection Authority Victoria issued a penalty notice against the transport company for failing to safely transport the prescribed industrial waste - a breach of the company’s EPA permit.

Toll Group was fined $7381, though shortly after the spill on 12 November the EPA stated the maximum applicable penalty was more than $350,000.

Last week an EPA spokesman said Toll Group would have faced a maxi-

scratch and would have avoided potential pollution of Victoria’s environment.

“Thankfully, in this instance, the small amount of aviation gas waste that escaped was noticed by another vehicle and the driver was alerted quickly.”

Residents Against Toxic Waste in the South East (RATWISE) spokeswoman Thelma Wakelam said the EPA should have prosecuted Toll Group in court if it wanted to send a “true message” to waste transporters.

She said the EPA’s reluctance to prosecute reflected its under-resourcing or being “too close to industry”.

“There is no doubt Toll has been negligent so why would the EPA in this instance not prosecute?

“There is no excuse for human error

mum fine of “about $90,000” had the matter gone to court.

At the time of the spill, drivers reported long delays on Dandenong’s main arterial roads including the freeway - with lanes closed in both directions for five hours between the weekday morning and afternoon peaks.

The EPA found a rusted drum carrying the waste had sprung a leak and dripped on the freeway near the Heatherton Road overpass.

“In this particular case, the company said the drum looked from an initial inspection to be fit-for-purpose,” EPA chief executive Nial Finegan said.

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Ms Wakelam said the incident showed transport companies had become complacent about their cargo’s potential impact.

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Art back on track

By BEN CAMERON BERWICK and Cranbourne artists and patrons have breathed a sign of relief with the news that the Cardinia Grand Art Exhibition is on, thanks to the work of two Cardinia Shire heavy hitters.

There were serious concerns for the exhibition’s future after the Dandenong RSL withdrew $5000 in sponsorship.

However, event organiser Calvin Bell said council chief executive officer Garry McQuillan and Central Ward councillor Kate Lempriere had helped secure sponsorship from some “fine community-minded group of businesses”.

A majority of the exhibition’s artists and patrons hail from Pakenham, Berwick and Cranbourne.

“Under the absolute passion for visual arts by Cr Lempriere and Garry McQuillan they have secured sponsorships,” Mr Bell said.

“Without support from these fine community people, the exhibition would not be able to proceed.

“The exhibition is not a fund-raising event and is organised by hobby artists

Abstract painter Barbara Stocks is delighted the show will go on. for the community to enjoy. “(It is) an amazing cultural event that will enrich the lives of the commu-

nity as well as putting Cardinia on the art map of Victoria.

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has been secured ... we will do Cardinia proud.”

The exhibition, organised by Provenance Artists and billed as one of the state’s premium art events and the largest regional artshow, will return to the Cardinia Cultural Centre from 6 - 9 March.

Artists will come from all corners of the country to exhibit their works.

“This is the second time that a premium art event is coming to Cardinia,” he said.

“Patrons will see the latest brilliant traditional paintings right through to incredible abstract and avant garde works.

Last year, art was valued from $55 through to $34,000.

Entries close on 18 February.

The exhibition runs from Friday 6 March to Monday 9 March, 10am to 5pm. Entry is $5.

The grand opening will be held on Thursday 5 March from 7pm. Entry is $15.

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Speed humps badly needed in estate street

By LACHLAN MOORHEAD CASEY Councillor Sam Aziz has called for the installation of speed humps in a hazardous street that runs through the Berwick Springs estate.

Council last week carried Cr Aziz’s matter of urgent business which requested an investigation into the installation of traffic calming measures in The Boulevard in Narre

Warren South.

Cr Aziz said speed bumps were the priority measure at this point in time.

“I’ve received several complaints about speeding cars in that street; there have been a lot of accidents with cars ending up in people’s front yards,” he said.

“We’ll be pursuing action very vigorously about introducing traffic measures on The Boulevard.

“I recall dealing with this matter during my first term on council; we’ve just got to get on with the matter,” he said.

A report on Cr Aziz’s matter of urgent business, which was seconded by Cr Rafal Kaplon, is expected to come back to council by end February.

“The next step is working on the whole traffic management strategy for the entire Berwick Springs estate,”

Cr Aziz said.

“Some people don’t want speed humps in their street and are concerned with it affecting the aesthetic of the area.

“We’ve already had several meetings to develop strategies on how to achieve the twin objectives of calming traffic and not affecting the amenity.”

Pre-dawn bash on bike track A MAN has been bashed while walking home along a Narre Warren bike track in the early hours of the morning on Sunday.

The victim was walking on the bike track between Parkhill Drive and the Monash Freeway around 3.30am when he was ambushed by five men who demanded he hand over his property.

When he refused, the attackers, described as middle-eastern in appearance, punched and kicked the victim.

He was later taken to Casey Hospital where he was treated for injuries.

Anyone with any information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a confidential crime report at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au.

Police attacked after crash POLICE needed to call for back-up in Cranbourne on the weekend when a woman attacked officers after crashing her car.

Police were called to the car accident just after 1pm on Sunday at the intersection of Russell and Stawell streets, where the woman involved became aggressive and attacked police.

Additional police were called to arrest the woman, who was from Aspendale Gardens.

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“Their efforts should be proudly supported by the entire local community.”

Fawn and Jess, who met as teenagers at Berwick Secondary College, need the petitions to be handwritten and hope to have 50,000 by Easter to present to a State MP to table in Victorian Parliament.

Participants in the two-day ASIST workshop learn to recognise when somebody may be at risk of suicide and respond in ways that help to increase their

immediate safety and allow them to receive further help.

Fawn, who along with Jess has completed the ASIST program, said the training was aimed at teaching people to look after those who were reaching “crisis point”.

To receive a copy of the petition, email Fawn and Jess at kanescrusade@gmail.com.

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ent sexual orientations.

Cr Crestani’s motion sought to stop council from issuing media releases and remove signs concerning sexual orientation or the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) community.

None of her fellow councillors supported her motion and when Mayor Mick Morland later shut down her repeated attempts to raise her concerns on the issue, Cr Crestani labelled his action an “abuse of process”.

Cr Morland said Friday’s hearing was “amicable” and expected a verdict in the next few weeks.

“I put the council’s case forward and the panel heard the case and they will come back

with a recommendation,” he said.

Cr Crestani, who decided against calling her witnesses to front the panel, said the hearing was a “surprisingly positive experience.”

“The panel is made up of objective observers and they can look at a situation with no vested interest and understand it in the cold light of day,” she said.

“The panel didn’t just look at the way I conducted things, they looked at all of us concerned.”

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By LACHLAN MOORHEAD FEDERAL MP Anthony Byrne has declared his support for two Berwick women as they launch a petition to make it mandatory for all Victorian high school teachers to undertake mental health first aid training.

Fawn Brady lost her 23-year-old brother and closest companion, Kane, in February 2013 after a battle with depression, and has been campaigning ever since to prevent further tragedies.

In August of the same year Fawn, 27, set up Kane’s Crusade with best friend Jess White, a depression support and awareness group specialising in, but not restricted to, helping young men.

This month the pair officially launched a petition they hope to deliver to state parliament, calling for new laws to be promulgated in Victoria which would make it mandatory for all secondary school teachers to undertake Applied Suicide Intervention Skill Training (ASIST).

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I AM writing about the Casey Council. Who in the planning department is the genius who has given the green light to a new subdivision off Centre Road? This subdivision is called Alira.

This whole area is the flood plain for the Hallam main drain.

About four years ago after torrential rain in a single night, this whole area was four feet under water. The CranbourneNarre Warren Road was closed to all traffic for a week. Who can forget the submerged taxi abandoned on this road? Horses on the adjoining properties had to be rescued and moved to higher ground.

Are the people who intend to buy here to be advised that they will be subjected to more than rising damp?

Are the developers hoping that their clients will all come from outside Casey and will know nothing about the problems they will face if they buy here?

Are the houses all to be Queenslanders, lifting them out of danger? Are there boats to be handed out in case of flood?

Someone in council is responsible for this potential debacle?

Remember, it is our rates that pay these people and they should all be accountable for their actions.

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AN ANTI-BULLYING and youth suicide prevention charity will colour locals in happiness with its upcoming fund-raiser.

Not-for-profit organisation Don’t Bully is a family funded charity which acts in support of local youths.

Co-ordinated by Leisa Dewy, the organiser said the idea behind their group was awareness, prevention, education and support.

Don’t Bully will host its ‘Show Your True Colours’ - a colourful family fun day at Cranbourne Soccer Club on Sunday 22 February.

As well as colour throwing, there will be a performance by local talent Tina V, local DJ Dash, an In2Dance performance, giant games and much more.

Personally touched by the impact of suicide, Ms Dewy said she and others had run

the organisations since 2009 and hoped to welcome big crowds next weekend.

“The more people the louder the Anti-Bullying and Youth Suicide Prevention message,” Ms Dewy said.

Prices vary and all proceeds will go towards the charity.

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Police also released a profile image of one of the men suspected of taking part in the raids.

He is described as being of European appearance, aged 2530 with a slim build and short, dark hair.

Police managed to recover the HSV ClubSport which was later found in Station Street, Cranbourne, about 8am on Friday morning but are yet to locate the other two cars.

The total value of the stolen cars is estimated to be around $215,000.

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The latest theft came the day after the gang originally stole three luxury cars valued at around $215,000, in two car yard robberies in Berwick.

The Audi wagon had been spotted locked in Cranbourne West on Saturday, with the gang of young thieves nowhere to be seen.

Police towed the car to a Cranbourne-based tow yard to be processed, but sometime overnight the offenders forced entry into the yard and stole the luxury car back.

It is unclear how many men were involved in the theft, but they are believe to be aged between 20 and 30.

The bold break-in came less than 48 hours after the men pulled off two heists through an empty glass showroom left shattered in their wake.

About 6.15am on Friday, three men broke into a champagne-coloured 2006 Mercedes sports car and a Holden HSV ClubSport at the dealership along Princes Highway, near Clyde Road.

To avoid cement bollards blocking their escape, the men then drove the cars through a glass window of the empty used car showroom and out another glass window on the other side and onto Princes Highway, leaving glass and broken window frames in their wake.

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By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A CASEY-based employee of the Animal Cruelty Hotline has welcomed the Victorian Government’s investigation into the Lost Dogs’ Home.

The Lost Dogs’ Home, which has a South Eastern Pound Service in Cranbourne, has been battered by public outrage in the last month with accusations of wrongful and unnecessary euthanasia of its animals.

Agriculture Minister Jaala Pulford has since announced a departmental investigation into the Lost Dogs’ Home, which provides pound services for a number of Victorian councils including Casey.

It’s understood authorised officers are currently investigating the Lost

Dogs’ Home and are expected to report back to Ms Pulford within weeks.

Animal Cruelty Hotline senior investigations officer Barrie Tapp, from Cranbourne, said the investigation was long overdue.

“I welcome the inquiry, it’s been needed for a long time,” Mr Tapp said.

“This is only the tip of the iceberg.

“This issue has been brewing and festering for some time, the Pound Alliance has been pushing this for years and finally we have a minister who has the guts to do something.”

Casey Council has also backed the State Government’s review.

City of Casey manager Community Safety Caroline Bell said the council would also back any review

into the standards of animal care in the state.

“The City of Casey takes the welfare of animals very seriously,” Ms Bell said.

“Casey is one of the few local governments in Victoria whose staff involved in animal management are authorised under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, and the first Council in Victoria to successfully prosecute a puppy farm in its municipality.

“While the review announced by the State Government is focused around the North Melbourne pound, we support any review into standards of animal care in Victoria, ensuring the highest standards are being adhered to as outlined in the Domestic

Animals Act and Codes of Practice.”

Chair of the Lost Dogs’ Home Dr Andrew Tribe told The Age last month the shelter would review its policies and practices with the aim of reducing the number of animals euthanised.

Casey council has had a contract with the Lost Dogs’ Home since June 2011.

Between 1 January and 31 December last year, 1534 dogs and 945 cats were impounded from the municipality.

Under State Government legislation, residents are required to register their pets by 10 April each year.

Residents can view a list of lost animals on council’s website at www. casey.vic.gov.au/lostpets.

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By LACHLAN MOORHEAD THE team from Richard Edwards Chemmart in Narre Warren is doing all it can to give back to the Casey Community this month.

To support Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month throughout February the chemist is once again trying hard to raise money for charity.

Chemmart and Ovarian Cancer Australia (OCA) will be holding their exciting fund-raising initiative, Colour for Cause, which encourages Australians to paint their nails teal.

“Chemmart is also daring men to come out in force and paint their nails teal to show their support for women affected by ovarian cancer,” Narre Warren Retail manager Sally Young said.

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ly staff members, while encouraging our local community to donate to this great cause.”

The Narre Warren Chemmart is already expecting a range of celebrities,

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Chemmart has been an integral supporter of Ovarian Cancer Australia since its inception 14 years ago. Narre Warren Chemmart proprietor Rebecca Edwards said ovarian cancer was particularly devastating because there was currently no early detection test.

“We are proud to be able to assist Ovarian Cancer Australia in its efforts to save lives and ensure that no woman with ovarian cancer walks alone,” she said.

“We hope to see locals, women and men alike, come out in force during February wearing their teal nail polish to show their support for women suffering from the disease.”

Teal Ribbon Day will be held on Wednesday 25 February.

For more information, visit www. ovariancancer.net.au.

Traffic, drug offences laid A TEENAGER driving a car with no number plates in Cranbourne West was chased and arrested by police on the weekend.

Police detected the suspicious car just after midnight on Sunday and tried to speak to the driver, who fled down Evans Road where police gave chase.

The 18-year-old dumped the car a short time later and then fled on foot but was soon caught.

The teenager has been charged with traffic and drug driving offences.

Anyone with any information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a confidential crime report at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au.

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Cut to core: nowhere to go A CASEY family violence legal group will be forced to close its Narre Warren office following major federal funding cuts that have left desperate women in despair.

Casey-Cardinia Community Legal Service (CCCLS) will lose $190,000 from its budget in the coming financial year.

Principal solicitor Vera Hardiman said the worst part of the cuts was having to turn away vulnerable, needy women looking for a way out of their violent relationships.

“It’s devastating. People are already ringing up and we are saying we can’t help you,” she said.

“They’re going ballistic. They are at the end of their tether - a lot of people are at the point of suicide.”

The free service, used by 14,000 clients battling domestic violence problems last financial year, said the office would close on 30 June, shutting out a wide range of women who access the convenient, safe location.

“The office here is good because it’s next to the bulk billing medical centre so for women who are going through family violence and are still with their husband, they often drive them, so they can say they’re going to the doctor’s and come here to get advice,” Ms Hardiman said.

Vera Hardiman said funding cuts would not help women struggling to break free from a violent domestic relationship. 120933 Picture: DONNA OATES Money, or a woman’s lack of financial control in a violent domestic relationship, is a major contributor to them staying.

Ms Hardiman said the biggest blow would be the loss of their in-demand financial counsellors who help free their predominantly female clientele (74 per cent) from violent relationships and teach them how to manage themselves independently.

“People going through family breakdown often have family troubles. If someone is paying off a mortgage and

all of a sudden, one of the breadwinners is gone, then our financial councillors will negotiate with the banks to make sure they only pay interest for a while,” Ms Hardiman said.

The service’s three financial counsellors who were told they’d lost their job two days before Christmas.

“Sometimes clients come in and their houses are about to be sold from under them.

“The financial advisers, who work closely with solicitors, will come and make sure the banks hold off on that pro-

cess and get some sort of payment plan.”

The valuable financial counselling service ended on Tuesday 10 February.

The community legal group will also operate with one less solicitor under the cuts.

“They are threatening to cut more in the future and if that happens, the waiting periods will be ridiculous.

“We may not be able to help them in time, which makes things very difficult,” Ms Hardiman said.

She slammed the government for their irresponsible decision at a time when domestic violence was worsening, particularly with the increased use of ice in the City of Casey.

“The government seems to have a completely uncaring attitude. It seems to be if someone has a problem, they have to deal with it themselves,” Ms Hardiman said.

“But there is no easy answer to family violence. It’s a very complex issue and as people have more and more financial problems and access to drugs like ice, I can’t see the issue getting better in the near future. It’s horrifying.”

A spokesperson for the AttorneyGeneral’s Department (AGD) said the legal service received a total of $281,996 in 2014-’15 through the Community Legal Services Program for the 2014-’15 financial year.

“The government is committed to protecting the most vulnerable members of our community, including by providing access to justice.

“That is why the government will continue to provide a very substantial amount of funding for legal assistance, prioritising the delivery of front-line services over advocacy activities across all legal assistance programs,” the spokesperson said.

Ms Hardiman said the significant funding loss for the forthcoming financial year would suggest otherwise.

CCCLS’ initial funding cut of $100,000 was announced in May last year. The legal group rallied together 250 original signatures in a petition read in parliament at the end of the year.

The legal group, who spoke about the cuts at a community forum attended

by Member for Isaccs Mark Dreyfus on Friday 6 February, will relocate to the Dandenong office and aims to secure a smaller, convenient space for Cardinia and Casey clients to meet with solicitors.

The AGD spokesperson said all future funding arrangements would be determined based on the Productivity Commission’s report into access to justice arrangements and the Review of the National Partnership Agreement on Legal Assistance Services.

Passer-by attacked by two men times in the face and left concussed around 10pm on Monday 2 February.

It’s understood the men fled the scene with some of the victim’s possessions.

Both attackers are believed to be caucasian and aged between 18 to 20-years-old. One

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The 80-year-old retiree works harder than many others her age, and has just started ‘Hot topics with

Rita’ at Casey Radio.

Every Monday from 1pm until 3pm, Rita is joined by other local women who take part in her talkback show.

“I want my program to help empower women,” she said.

“I want to get women involved and thinking.”

An author of two books, the volunteer is heavily involved at Balla Balla and Hallam Community centres.

of the Narre Warren Community Learning Centre.

Ms Hartney said she did not think of her work as volunteering.

“You get paid in satisfaction,” she said.

“People ask when I am going to retire and I tell them I already have I always work hard.”

Tune into 97.7fm to hear Ms Hartney’s new program.

“I hope to get the show well underway,” she said.

Ms Hartney’s first involvement with the City of Casey was when she became part of the Women of Note Mentor Breakfast Program.

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A proactive police unit, which will incorporate officers from the City of Casey, Cardinia Shire and Greater Dadenong, will focus on crime prevention in these municipalities.

Sergeant in charge of the unit Melissa Blair said police would aim to ensure people did not become victims.

She said police would target areas where offences had taken place, and would provide local residents with crime prevention material.

Sgt Blair said the focus would be theft from motor vehicles which was the “highest rating crime in the southern metro division”.

“It’s an initiative to try and get people to take responsibility for their items, in this case being cars,” she said.

Sgt Blair said the idea was to discourage people from leaving valuable items in their car, adding that these items attracted would-be thieves.

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She said a penalty would be introduced for people who did not lock their car, and police would be out and about to inform residents about the new operation and how to protect themselves and their belongings.

“Crime prevention officers will be dealing with this,” she said.

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In Narre, love is in the air LOVE is certainly in the air in Narre Warren this week.

With Valentine’s Day looming this Saturday, the Casey community was treated to various romantic craft activities at Westfield Fountain Gate on Tuesday.

The shopping centre has recently enlisted the help of a fabulous committed craft guru, by the

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This is part of the centre’s lead-up to Valentine’s Day, where on Saturday love message dedications will be announced over the PA.

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He recognised the void, felt particularly by men in retirement, which became unbearable unless they learned how to talk about what they were going through.

In 2007, Spencer was pivotal in setting up the Older Men New Ideas (OMNI) discussion groups throughout Casey, assisted by friend and fellow volunteer John Doutch.

The OMNI group sessions specifically for men aged over 50 and which meet in Narre Warren, Cranbourne East and Blind Bight as well as a range of other locations throughout Australia - allow older men the chance to address issues in their lives that may have increasingly become problematic.

“The isolation and loneliness most men experience, even in the company of others, is relieved by appearing from ‘behind the mask’ and letting go of the competition and fear developed from years in their workplace and its culture,” Spencer, who co-ordinates the Cranbourne East OMNI group, said.

“Many men acknowledge in their OMNI group, this is the first time in their lives they have experienced this new type of relationship with other men.

“Members have shown an increased interest in retirement,

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featuring Matthew Evans The City of Casey, Cardinia Shire Council, Melbourne Football Club and Monash University are proud to host the Casey Cardinia Business Breakfast Series.

Matthew Evans is a former chef and food critic turned Tasmanian smallholder. The man behind SBS’ Gourmet Farmer, now in its third season, Matthew is the author of nine books on food and writes regularly for Feast magazine.

His other project is A Common Ground, an artisan Tasmanian foodstore he co-owns with Nick Haddow, which also specialises in regional produce events.

Spencer Wanklyn is passionate about improving the mental health of older men and retirees in Casey. better communication and listening skills with family members, friends and others.”

The OMNI groups help men to address a mix of different issues, from dealing with the loss of a loved one to coping with retirement.

Spencer said involvement in OMNI, facilitated by leaders from the Council on the Ageing Victoria (COTA), reaps significant benefits for those involved.

“They feel a clear sense of direction and purpose in their lives,” he said.

“This then leads to a greater willingness to become involved in family and community events.

“Wives and others report improved companionship and reduced time spent in isolation.”

Spencer also helps others address this feeling of isolation through his involvement with the Casey-Cardinia Men’s Health Action Group, one of a growing number of local initiatives in the municipality which actively promotes better health.

The group, established in 2004, is a not-for-profit organisation relying on grants and fund-raising to operate.

For more information about the OMNI groups, contact John on 0431 844 833, or visit www. cotavic.org.au.

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Their culture of diversity MEMBERS of the Hampton Park Networking Group (HPNG) were over the moon to be formally recognised for one of their major events of the year.

The Annual Hampton Park Central Multicultural Food Festival won the Casey Community Event of the Year Award for 2014. The event brings together communities throughout the region to celebrate cultural diversity.

Event manager for the group Vanassa Gerdes said this was the first major award for the HPNG. Members of the HPNG issued letters throughout the community prior to the event to encourage other groups to be involved. They helped more than 20 people get their food handling certificates one and two.

“The festival provides an opportunity to embrace our common values by sharing

food, dance and singing,” Vanassa said.

“It brings the atmosphere alive and bonds people together as food is the heart of people and music and dance is the universal language of love.”

The next upcoming event for the group is the Kitchen Rulz Bake-off on Sunday 18 April.

For more information, email enquiries@hpng.com.au or phone Vanassa Gerdes on 0418 35 3420.

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Back-to-back Platinum status CASEY ARC has one again been recognised as one of the premier pools in the region.

The Narre Warren facility has been awarded Life Saving Victoria’s (LSV) prized Platinum Pool Award for the second consecutive year, becoming only the fifth Victorian aquatic facility to receive the honour since a new assessment process was put in place.

Platinum Pool status is awarded to facilities that have achieved the highest standards in aquatic safety and risk management.

“There is a big push to provide swim skills to as many children as possible at the moment,” Casey ARC manager Travis Sauer said.

“And with LSV acknowledging Casey ARC as a high standard and safe place to be, we’re aiming to grow our programs - especially swimming lessons.”

Mr Sauer said that the YMCA was focusing on reducing drowning deaths, with a campaign to raise awareness.

“It’s surprising who can’t swim.

It could be a family member, close friend or the kid next door who’s at risk and it’s never too late to learn,” he said.

“We teach children vital swimming and personal survival skills, not just for the pool, but for rivers, lakes and the ocean.”

Casey ARC offers swimming lessons to infants from six months through to adults of any age. To enrol or find out more, call Casey ARC on 9705 5000, or visit www.caseyarc.org. au.

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Revving up and around PHILLIP Island’s three day World Superbike Championship is big value with action and entertainment for all the family.

World superbikes at Phillip Island is a three-day event from 20-22 February.

It kicks off on Friday morning with racing until late Sunday featuring world championship classes of World Superbike and World Supersport and a host of national support classes include Superbike, Supersport and Moto3/ 125GP. Local attractions, restaurants and retailers are adding to the entertainment package with exclusive offers for those attending the event and staying longer to make it a perfect family escape.

In addition Australia’s former world superbike hero Troy Bayliss is bringing his own special brand of dirt track racing with the Baylisstic Scramble at Lukey Heights.

The exciting new event, boasts some of the biggest

names in Australian motorcycle racing, including the host himself, three-time world superbike champion Bayliss, World supersport champion and MotoGP winner Chris Vermeulen, threetime world speedway champion Jason Crump, Mr Motocross icon Stephen Gall and multitime Australian dirt track champion Paul Caslick.

Each team will have four riders and will battle it out in a round robin format.

Practice will begin on Friday, followed by qualifying and racing on Saturday and Sunday, scheduled for windows outside the international categories.

Freestyle motocross is also set to fire up the action with multiple mounds being constructed on the infield at Doohan Corner, Lukey Heights and Siberia.

A high flying troupe will perform during intervals of ontrack activity, with spectators on the outfield getting a bird’s eye view of the dirt kings strut-

ting their stuff.

Early ticket purchasers are treated to a super-priced superbike deal so book now for the best value.

A three day pass is $110, plus processing fee, or Sunday only just $75, plus processing fee, so cart along the kids because there is no charge for those aged 15 and under.

Bring a bike as ticketholders can ride around the circuit grounds and park up at a favourite viewing mound to watch the action.

For a great accommodation option, try camping trackside at just $90 per adult for up to four nights. Children 15 and under are free.

For all ticket and campsite bookings go to www.worldsbk. com.au or call the circuit hotline on 1300 728 007.

For accommodation and exclusive offers go to www.visitphillipisland.com.

Book early and be track-side at the Phillip Island World Superbikes.

Berwick Motor Body Repairs is a trusted name in the business, undertaking accident, structural and mechanical repairs. 133902

Decades of tinkering BERWICK Motor Body Repairs has been the place to go for accident, structural and mechanical repairs for the past 40 years.

Managing director Noel McBride, who boasts 36 years in the industry, said the accident repair centre was a four by four structural repairer, had a mechanical division and looked after suspension and wheel alignments.

“We are a VACC-accredited repairer,” Noel said of the successful local business.

“We are also OHS and environmentally accredited (Green Stamp).“ He said BMBR is the only approved repairer for RACV, Lumley, Coles, Youi, WesFarmers, QBE and Allianz.

Noel said there were plenty

of things that set the company apart from other repairers including its Car-o-tronic with computer measuring, infra red drying systems, UV technology, repair cycle times and being a partner repairer for the major companies.

With its direct links to insurance companies, the company can fast track claims so the repairs can be carried out in days instead of weeks.

The company has 12 loan cars.

All vehicles are washed and cleaned and touch-up paint is provided and staff will assist their customers with any other private work that they require doing at the time of repair.

Noel said the focus of the business was to provide high levels of service and assist and

support customers through all stages of the repair process.

“We repair vehicles in a quick cycle time with our state-of-the art facility,” he said.

Berwick Motor Body Repairs has a staff of 28 including a team of tradespeople who are trained in the current industry repair guidelines and in accordance with current manufacturers’ guidelines.

BMBR is also an approved Toyota, VACC repairer, Australian Accident Repair Network member and is Green Stamp approved Level Two. Berwick Motor Body Repairs is at 393-395 Princes Highway, Officer, and is open 7am to 5.30pm week days and Saturday from 7am to 11am.

Phone 5943 2343.

Beaconsfield and Lakeside Branches Bendigo Community Bank® Summer Series Upper Beaconsfield Tower Run Sunday 15th February

Each fun run has a $500 prize for the group with the most participants.

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The Tower Hill Challenge is a hilly course of about 6kms around Upper Beaconsfield from the Community Centre to the Water Tower and back. Part of the Annual Upper Beaconsfield Village Festival 9am Start

Berwick Show Run Sunday 22nd February

FREE entry to the Berwick Show. Multi terrain course through picturesque Akoonah Park and Beaconsfield Reserve. Event supports YMCA’s Open Doors Program 9am Start Enter at: www.registernow.com.au

Sunday 1st March Fun Run with Open, Junior and over 50’s categories. Starts at Lakeside Amphitheatre, Lakeside Boulevard, Pakenham.

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KNOW YOUR GRASSFIRE RISK THIS SUMMER If you live near open grassland, parks, paddocks or reserves, you could be impacted by grassfire.

IT’S UP TO YOU TO KNOW WHAT TO DO IF A FIRE STARTS. DO YOU LIVE ONE OR TWO STREETS AWAY FROM GRASSLAND? Stay inside your home – grassfires are unlikely to spread past the first row of houses Keep the roads clear so emergency services can respond

DO YOU LIVE ON A FENCELINE NEXT TO GRASSLAND? If a fire starts, quickly move one or two streets away from the fenceline or park boundary Act early, even if you haven’t received a warning Keep the roads clear so emergency services can respond

Remember, it’s up to you to monitor weather conditions and warnings.

Always keep an eye on the conditions outside - you may be aware of a fire before emergency services.

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Valentine’s Day

Taco Bill Pakenham is offering free chocolates this Valentine’s Day. 134238

The flavour of Mexico jalapenos or the world- famous chimachangas. All food is prepared to be flavoursome and contain delicate spices but not hot. However, all preferences can be catered for.

There’s always plenty of variety to choose from and on offer are takeaway Margaritas the first in Australia. Ole`!!

Half-price food Taco Bill Pakenham continues to offer fantastic value Mexican food on Mondays and Tuesdays. Take advantage of the discounted food from the main meal menu, (fajitas and seafood dishes are discounted to $16). These two nights provide a great opportunity for families and anyone who wants the best in authentic Mexican cuisine. The atmosphere is fantastic and Taco Bill offers a dining experience second to none with their attentive and fun staff. Celebrate a birthday, special occasion or just an excuse for a good time. Arriba!

$6 Margaritas Every Friday all 22 flavours of Margaritas are available for six dollars a glass. Fruit tingles, Caribbean dreams, supercharged strawberry all for $6 each. That’s under half the regular price for a liqueur Margarita. Enjoy these with meals in air-conditioned comfort or dine outside in the undercover dining area, close to the gardens and enjoy the beautiful surroundings.

The commitment is to provide you with a friendly and fun dining experience, and the customers are the no.1 priority.

With freshly prepared food and unbeatable prices, staff at Taco Bill look forward to welcoming you.

Taco Bill Pakenham at 5153 Princes Highway, Pakenham, is open seven nights from 5.30pm. For bookings, phone 5940 2727.

Service with all the frills BUYING Valentine’s Day lingerie used to be a woman’s treat and a man’s confusion.

However, with the right store and staff assistance the experience is definitely more ‘user friendly’.

Each year the friendly staff at La Figure Lingerie, Fountain Gate, assist both men and women with their special gift.

But for the men, this assistance is what makes the shopping experience a lot easier.

Whether it is a choice of colour or a decision on size, La Figure’s assistants have the experience and expertise to make the right choice.

La Figure specialises in one of the widest ranges of fashion and everyday bras, briefs, lingerie, shapewear, sleepwear and swimwear by popular brands including Simone Perele, Calvin Klein, Chantelle, Arianne, Nancy Ganz, Elle Macpherson, Fayreform, Bendon, Berlei, Playtex, Lovable, Triumph, Freya, Elomi, Fantasy, Panache,

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Two sitting times are available at Taco Bill Pakenham, which opens at 5.30pm and bookings for the first sitting go to 6.30pm. The second sitting is from 7.45 onwards. Bookings are essential to ensure you have a great Mexican dining experience with that someone special.

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They’ve been first choice for decades ST JOHN’S Regional College has been the first choice for Catholic secondary schooling in Dandenong for more than 50 years.

The safe, encouraging and challenging environment at St John’s allows students to grow and succeed spiritually, academically and emotionally.

Curriculum and co-curriculum programs are designed to ensure the highest possible quality of learning experience and a sense of belonging.

St John’s aims to provide an educational program which develops the whole person - the spiritual, social and physical as well as the academic.

From the STEP Program in year seven, which focuses on transitioning students from primary school to secondary school, through to the wide range of VCE and VET subjects, VCAL and enrichment programs, all students are able to find their place at St John’s.

The college has dynamic and growing programs for the arts, sport and recreation and hospitality.

As a co-educational Catholic college, St John’s focuses on helping students find the right path and place within the school community and out in the world.

St John’s Regional College is a community in which learning, selfdiscipline and responsibility are fostered, valued and encouraged, allowing students to grow into productive, valuable members of the wider community.

St John’s will be holding an open morning at the college on Thursday 19 February from 9.15am 11.30am.

The morning will consist of a college tour, entertainment from the performing arts students and morning tea that has been prepared by the hospitality students.

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The ground floor redefines the meaning of open plan with rooms seamlessly flowing from one to the other, creating an unimpeded view from the entrance right through to the alfresco entertaining area at the rear.

To the left of the entrance is a study, which can be enclosed but works beautifully as an open space.

Boutique, fully-glazed windows feature throughout the home, including butt jointed corner windows.

As you enter, look up and peer into the entry void, your gaze is instantly directed to the first floor ceiling soaring five and a half metres above you.

To the right is the modern, hardwood staircase. Sleek timber handrails, open treads and glass balustrading further enhance the feeling of space and light.

The designer kitchen has a wall oven tower with nothing less than three Smeg

ovens, a steam oven, pyroletic oven, plus conventional oven and built-in coffee machine.

Caesarstone benchtops are complemented by a laminate servery table. The Smeg dishwasher automatically pops open to release steam when a washing cycle is finished.

The fully-equipped butler’s pantry is perfect for entertaining with bi-fold windows opening onto the outdoor eating area.

The ground floor also includes a powder room, large laundry with walk-in linen cupboard and a huge family/dining area flooded with natural light.

Upstairs is another living area and four oversized bedrooms, each with an ensuite.

So large is the master bedroom it is reminiscent of a five-star hotel.

The six-star energy rated home comes complete with a Brivis refrigerated cooling system.

Sales manager Warren Dibble said the beauty of the Bespoke, apart from its “amazing” standard inclusions,

was its flexibility.

Buyers are encouraged to work closely with Arden architects to create their dream home.

“We can customise the house or design a Bespoke home from the ground up,” Warren said.

“Our brief is to only build 30 Bespoke homes a year. That’s our commitment to clients. Every house is numbered and owners receive an authenticity certificate.”

To truly appreciate the Bespoke, visit the display on Westwood Boulevard in Keysborough’s Somerfield Estate or call Jackie Cavner on 0403 031 290.

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MOSAIC TO SOON WELCOME FIRST RESIDENTS BURBANK’S Mosaic apartments may be built on a former cattle saleyard but these new apartments have helped transform Dandenong’s skyline and are now nearing completion.

Part of the Victorian Government’s $290 million Revitalising Central Dandenong Initiative, Mosaic’s four luxury towers contain 235 mixed one and two bedroom apartments which are designed around a landscaped courtyard which will provide a central meeting space for the Mosaic community.

Mosaic, with its contemporary design and ideal location, is setting a trend in Dandenong as the place to be.

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Mosaic apartments are located on Cheltenham Road, Dandenong.

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THE Ramlegh Springs Sunday Fundays festival kicks off this weekend at Clyde North’s best new address with the first of four family friendly events featuring a special guest appearance

by Aussie cricket legend Brad Hodge.

With Cricket World Cup fever at full pitch this Valentine’s Day weekend, the theme of the opening Sunday Fundays event is ‘I Love Cricket!’ and Brad will be on hand for a chat, to sign autographs and face up to a few deliveries from Australia’s next generation of cricketing superstars.

The event will also feature a game of backyard cricket and a “throw down

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One lucky guest will win a new cricket bat signed by Brad Hodge!

Hidden away in an idyllic corner of Melbourne’s emerging south-east growth corridor, Ramlegh Springs on Clyde offers a wonderful selection of large home sites with big back yards for growing families.

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For more information on Ramlegh Springs and the Sunday Fundays festival visit www.ramleghsprings. com.au, search Facebook or contact estate managers Trudi Kerr and Ted O’Grady from Oliver Hume on 9684 8144.

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PREMIER Builders has indeed created a premier lifestyle home with the magnificent Cottesloe Mk II. The Cottesloe Mk II is a beautiful classic and timeless design that captures the essence of American style perfectly.

This luxurious Hamptons home is impressive from the street and invites you to come in and discover all the space and options you need to relax and feel free inside your new home.

This three bedroom plus retreat/study home comes with the option of adding a fourth bedroom.

The central open plan kitchen, dining and family room is the perfect place to entertain your family and friends.

The large kitchen boasts three separate surfaces and a walk-in pantry for when you are entertaining family and friends.

There is also a separate theatre room or games room conveniently located away from the main family area and loads of storage with a walk-in linen cupboard in the laundry as well.

The Cottesloe is a well-designed home that we believe will please all who visit and is suited for growing or established families.

At 262 square metres and priced from $179,630, the Cottesloe Mk II will make you and your family feel right at home.

Visit this new Premier Builders display home at Stoneleigh Road, Cranbourne North in The Avenue Estate (Melway Reference 130 K11); or visit our website www.premierbuilders.com.au or speak to one of our friendly building and design team on (03) 8768 3600.

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OWNER SAYS SELL Opportunities like this 4 bedroom PLUS study home don’t come on the market too often where an owner has given strict instructions to sell. With floating timber flooring in the living room & study, 2 great size living areas & a separate meals area , outside is a huge decked area. Call to inspect today.

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AUCTION 14th February 2015 2:30pm On Site Price Range $340,000+ View Saturday

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This lovely 2 bedroom unit has been well cared for by the owner; it includes a semi-ensuite, BIR’s to both bedrooms, separate toilet, formal living, great kitchen/dining, outdoor covered pergola and a lock up garage. Other extra’s include air conditioner, heating, ceiling fans, external blinds and hand rails, low maintenance living in a great community environment.

For Sale $300,000 - $330,000 View Saturday 11:00 - 11:30am ljhooker.com/SDRNBFBJ

Steve Keam 0418 593 554 Simon Field 0400 154 323 LJ Hooker Berwick 03 9707 2155

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THE NEXT GENERATION OF THE CHRIS PEAKE REAL ESTATE BRAND

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A NEW LOOK A decade after storming the local real estate market we are embarking on our newest endeavour and forging a future as Peake Real Estate.

It’s an exciting, more relevant brand for a company that’s growing and changing the local real estate industry – a company that’s attracting the next generation of real estate professionals.

The original Chris Peake Real Estate brand has certainly withstood the test of time and it’s time to revitalize, revamp and rethink our brand position in the market.

If you’re considering selling, buying or investing we’d love to have a chat.

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Inner Berwick At Half The Price Only a short stroll to Berwick Village, this boutique development has 3 choices of modern designs for you to enjoy. All with 3 bedrooms and ensuites, some with study nooks too, these refreshing townhomes are an example of upmarket living now being displayed in Berwick. One of the townhomes offers a master bedroom downstairs with ensuite & walk in robe, all 3 properties offering separate living areas and top of the range kitchens with stone-lined benches, glass splashbacks, glistening floor tiles, high ceilings and bonus of a double lock-up garage. Only 3 on the block offering privacy in the most sought after street in the area, surrounded by quality homes in an amazing Olde Berwick garden setting. Whether you are in need of a low-maintenance downsizer, an investor looking for a tax-beneficial property to add to your portfolio, or even a first home buyer looking to get into the market, put these townhomes on your list to view today.

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This is truly one of those opportunities to secure an iconic piece of Beaconsfield Upper’s history. A rare 20-acre, cleared, undulating property positioned at one of the highest points on Split Rock Road capturing magical views from every corner of the allotment & houses the famous “Split Rock” at the front! Built in 1978 this grand old residence exceeds a whopping 55sq and in need of a refurbish back to its former glory.

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GREAT SIZE – LOCATION PERFECT

PANORAMIC VIEWS IN COURT LOCATION

Ideally located in the heart of the Pakenham CBD, is this ground floor shop. At the rear of the Pakenham Plaza Arcade, this shop has enormous exposure to the Drake Place carpark & high foot traffic. Internally fitted out with 2 offices, reception, display area, heating/cooling, toilet and kitchenette. Rarely offered in this location!!

Terms – 10% Dep, Bal – 30/60 Days

In a Court location is this well maintained family home with 4 generous sized bedrooms, study & 3 large living areas which include formal lounge, family room & separate rumpus, ideal for those large family gatherings. A hostess kitchen with electric appliances, walk in pantry plus adjoining meals area which leads to timber outside entertaining area. Polished timber flooring, evap cooling, gas ducted heat & vacuum, under house storage & double lock up garage on this 797m2 block!

SHOP 2, 125 MAIN STREET AUCTION 14TH FEBRUARY 2015 @12 NOON (IF NOT SOLD PRIOR)

Buyers Over $830,000

Pakenham

From $350,000

SA O TU PE RD N AY

Nar Nar Goon

STUNNING EXECUTIVE RESIDENCE ON 1HA

3 BRAND NEW LUXURY TOWNHOUSES

The 41sq home features double glazed windows & outdoor living unsurpassed by none. Kitchen has quality appliances with electric cooking. 3 living areas offering formal & informal. From the living & meals area bi-fold doors open to a timbered alfresco BBQ & entertaining deck. Balance of rooms are the rumpus with air-con, dining room + study. 3 bedrooms, master with walk in robes & full ensuite.

Combustion heat, ducted vacuum, double garage with internal access.

It’s your opportunity to secure a quality townhouse in prime township location that’s an easy flat walk to shops and transport. A current choice of 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, double garage and 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, single garage. All townhouses enjoy the 9’ ceilings, Granite benches, feature timber flooring, carpets, ducted heating, split system cooling, instantaneous hot water, stainless steel appliances and dishwasher. These townhouses are fully landscaped, fenced and ready to occupy!!

555 SEVEN MILE ROAD Inspect Saturday 14/02 1:00-1:30PM

30 JOHN STREET Inspect Saturday 14/02 1:00-1:30pm

From $500,000

Nar Nar Goon North

$740,000

O RE NL M Y AI ON NI E NG

Pakenham Upper

WIADROWSKI ORCHARD RELEASE

VIEWS – SPACE - TRANQUILITY

• Unique land release in Pakenham Upper, offering 5 lots ranging in size from 2HA to 2.8HA (5 acres to 6.93 acres) • 2 blocks have bitumen road access to Pakenham Road, 3 blocks have access via Gembrook Road, 3 have dams • Elevated with excellent views across the Valley, allocated building envelopes & fully fenced! • Power & phone available, easy access to to Pakenham CBD, Schools & Melbourne via Pakenham Bypass. • Be quick, the Wiadrowski Orchard Release won’t last long!!

A tree lined driveway leads you to the crest of the 40 acre property allowing you to take in the breathtaking views & the tranquil rural setting with lush pasture, fern laden creek valleys & 2 dams.

All of this is a perfect setting for an abundance of bird & wild life. 3 bedroom + study, living area with views, combustion heat & split system air-con. Double carport URL, 40x20 riding menage, stockyards & trails!!

Buyers Over $295,000

Garfield

From $347,500

O RE NL M Y AI ON NI E NG

Pakenham

HOP, SKIP, JUMP TO TOWN

SPACIOUS, LUXURIOUS & LOW MAINTENANCE

The benefits of this township location are here for all to see - flat walk to town, close to all transport options & wide street appeal. A brick veneer home comprising 4 bedrooms all with robe space & the main has full ensuite, main bathroom includes shower, vanity & bath, very good sized lounge room, separate dining, family meals combined & direct internal access to the double garage. The home is 20sq’s (approx) plus double garage & is situated on a low maintenance block.

These homes being built are the ideal scenario for those looking to have less to do around the block yet not sacrificing the living accommodation that you could be accustomed. The 4 dwellings range in size from an overall area of 22.24 squares to 23.69 squares. The homes have 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, large kitchen & open plan living areas that open up to the under roof alfresco area. A double garage with direct access, while the ducted heat & split system air-con is ideal for anytime of the year, aluminum windows & Colorbond roof! Inspect by appointment!!

Derrick Brown 0418 317 096

Stephen O’Loughlin 0408 591 170

Phil Caswell 0419 882 650

Steve Hobson 0418 897 411

119 Main Street Pakenham

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HARKAWAY 69-75 KING ROAD This private and peaceful home offers five generous sized bedrooms, a living area and kitchenette offering dual occupancy opportunity. The lounge and formal dining area showcase a brick feature wall containing an open fire place, providing the perfect place to entertain family and friends. Stepping down into the modern and stylish kitchen, which offers all the amenities that the home gourmet would expect, you’ll also find views over the lush green acreage. The open plan meals and family area offer polished Brush Box floorboards with large cafÊ doors opening out to the decked alfresco entertaining area.

Externally this unique lifestyle property offers substantial 30 square (approx.) barn which can be utilised as a garage with space remaining for a workshop and storage. Further along the four acre parcel is a three quarter sized menage accompanied by a stable offering two boxes as well as a tack room and sink.

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HARKAWAY 82 BAKER ROAD Offering an authentic country feel with the convenience of a city lifestyle, this exclusive Harkaway address presents with a sense of awe and opportunity that is unlike anything found elsewhere. Offering a rarely seen parcel of five acres which is predominantly cleared. Convenience offered by the location is second to none, within easy reach of the Monash Freeway and close to prestigious schools. The architecturally designed home offers three bedrooms and a spacious living area but is also ready to make way for the design that you desire. The property is able to offer the picturesque appeals of nature, whilst maintaining easy access to modern amenities such as extravagant shopping outlets and boutique cafes close by.

NARRE WARREN 1/471 Princes Highway 8794 6100 | BERWICK 100 High Street 9707 1400 1172900

Buyers over $1,500,000 Saturday 12:00 - 12:30pm Photo ID required Paul Dabb 0413 156 280 Calum Dabb 0400 273 535 BERWICK 9707 1400

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Saturday 14th March 2015 at 11am unless sold prior Saturday 1:00 - 1:30pm Photo ID required Paul Dabb 0413 156 280 Calum Dabb 0400 273 535 BERWICK 9707 1400

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NARRE WARREN NORTH 82-84 DRYSDALE AVENUE

4a 2b 3c 5e

This ideal family home in an enviable location boasts stunning architectural features and expansive living areas on a magnificent half acre allotment. An impressive façade surrounded by gardens greets guests. Inside, a warm and welcoming home features timeless styling and quality throughout. Beautiful floor to ceiling glass windows flood the home with light, while timber lined cathedral ceilings, floorboards and an on trend colour palette bring warmth and character to the home. While encapsulating the peace and privacy of rural life, this home is only moments from everything the community of Narre Warren North has to offer, and is only a short drive to the Monash Freeway. Call now and secure an inspection.

METHOD PRICE INSPECT CONTACT

Tuesday 10th March at 6:00pm unless sold prior $950,000 Plus Buyers Saturday 2:00-2:30pm Wednesday 5:00-5:30pm Photo ID required Daniel Mirabito 0402 258 353 NARRE WARREN 8794 6100

NARRE WARREN 4 KeYS Court

NARRE WARREN SOUTH 3 oldhome Court

located in a central pocket of Narre Warren, this prime 725m2 of land with an original, wellkept home is a property with many possibilities. renovate and move in or enjoy the property as it is, or perhaps rent it out and take your time planning a future development (subject to council approval). opportunities to secure large parcels of land in this location are rare, so don’t delay in inspecting this outstanding property.

With two living areas, a huge covered pergola and a convenient location, this family friendly home will be sure to grab your attention. the centrally located kitchen overlooks the meals area and large family room. A spacious lounge room and cosy formal dining area feature laminate timber looring for easy-care living. entry level homes like this are getting few and far between, so seize the day and make this one your own.

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Saturday 21st February at 11:00am unless sold prior PRICE Contact Agent INSPECT Saturday 12:00-12:30pm Wednesday 3:00-3:30pm Photo ID required CONTACT daniel mirabito 0402 258 353 NARRE WARREN 8794 6100

Saturday 14th February at 11:00am PRICE Contact Agent INSPECT Saturday 10:30-11:00am Photo ID required CONTACT daniel mirabito 0402 258 353 NARRE WARREN 8794 6100

NARRE WARREN 1/471 Princes Highway 8794 6100 | BERWICK 100 High Street 9707 1400 1172901

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BERWICK 4 COWPER RISE

BEACONSFIELD 586 O’NEIL ROAD

Located in a desirable north side location this immaculate property offers something for everyone! Bursting with features and renovated throughout, this home includes 2 huge living areas, spacious kitchen boasting ceaser stone benches, walk in pantry, dishwasher, 900mm stainless steel oven plus large island bench. Other bonuses include, timber floorboards, built in BBQ, solar heated pool and low maintenance gardens.

This secluded five acre parcel in semi-rural Beaconsfield offers a striking home with two road frontages, boasting stunning aspects of surrounding bushland. Fresh paint, floor coverings, heating and cooling and new appliances have formed part of a recent renovation. Several formal and casual living areas.

Upstairs, discover the spacious master with ensuite. Call now to secure your inspection.

4a 2b 3c 2e

5a 3b 3c 4e

Saturday 21st February 2015 at 11am unless sold prior INSPECT Saturday 12:00 - 12:30pm Photo ID required CONTACT Emma Andrews 0407 053 200 Paul Dabb 0413 156 280 BERWICK 9707 1400

PRICE $800,000 to $880,000 INSPECT Saturday 3:00-3:30pm Wednesday 2:00-2:30pm Photo ID required CONTACT Daniel Mirabito 0402 258 353 NARRE WARREN 8794 6100

BERWICK 13 STREETON WAY

NARRE WARREN 22 NEW ENGLAND WAY

This well presented property is situated in a desirable location and comprises of open plan dining and family rooms adjacent to the spacious kitchen complete with dishwasher, ample cupboard space and double oven. Outside offers beautiful landscaped gardens with pergola and water feature, perfect for year round entertaining.

Additional features include ducted heating, evap cooling and double garage with remote.

A rare and unique find, this home presents an opportunity to secure the lifestyle you’ve been seeking for you and your family. Beautifully designed, this tri-level architectural home has it all. Built with quality in mind at every turn and with an abundance of extras, it’s a place you’ll be proud to call home. Call today and secure your inspection.

4a 2b 2c 1d 2e

4a 2b 3c 1d 2e

PRICE $495,000 plus buyers INSPECT Saturday 11:00 - 11:30am Photo ID required CONTACT Jason Lee 0419 441 697 Ally Myers 0432 430 465 BERWICK 9707 1400

Tuesday 10th March at 6:00pm unless sold prior PRICE $620,000 Plus Buyers INSPECT Saturday 1:00-1:30pm Wednesday 4:00-4:30pm Photo ID required CONTACT Daniel Mirabito 0402 258 353 NARRE WARREN 8794 6100

NARRE WARREN 1/471 Princes Highway 8794 6100 | BERWICK 100 High Street 9707 1400 1172903

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PAKENHAM PAKENHAM 9 WEMBLEY CIRCUITCIRCUIT 9 WEMBLEY

NAR NAR GOON NORTH 630 DORE ROAD

Ideally located Ideally within located walking within distance walking todistance all of to all of Lakesides amenities, Lakesides this amenities, home boasts this home three boasts three living areas,living oversized areas,bedrooms oversized and bedrooms a gourmet and a gourmet kitchen withkitchen stone tops, walk in pantry and Smeg and Smeg with stone tops, walk in pantry appliances.appliances.

Bamboo flooring, aircon, internal Bamboo flooring, aircon, internal access, high ceilings, alarm & side access head aalarm access, high ceilings and a monitored long list of additional features. system head a long list of additional features.

If you are after a property that is ideal for horses or cattle then this great family home situated on approxiamtely 20 acres is bound to impress. The home offers 3-4 bedrooms the master with full ensuite and built in robe, another master with semi ensuite, large timber kitchen with combined dining area, separate lounge room with open fire place, separate study, large laundry, slab heating, ducted vacuum and utility room.

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PRICE Neg Over PRICE $530,000 Neg Over $530,000

By Appointment INSPECT ByINSPECT Appointment Photo ID required Photo ID required CONTACT 0409 695 188 CONTACT Craig WardCraig 0409Ward 695 188

PRICE $690,000 - $780,000 INSPECT By Appointment Photo ID required CONTACT Matt Ketteringham 0412 930 177 Kelly Miller 0431 309 655

PAKENHAM 38 GLENVISTA ROAD

PAKENHAM 45 HIGHLAND DRIVE

Situated on a 317sqm block this gem will be sure to impress any style of buyer. Comprising of three bedrooms master with a walk in robe and ensuite whilst the rest have built in robes. A great open plan kitchen meals living area make up the hub of the home. High quality kitchen with stainless steel appliances as well as Caesar Stone benches with a huge island bench.

Set high above the Pakenham Township overlooking glorious views to the bay is this architectural wonder! Three spacious bedrooms and two luxurious bathrooms. Bedrooms with oversized built in robes and master with porcelain tiled ensuite with quality fixtures. Almost 200 degree views which the home takes advantage of throughout.

3a 2b 2c 2e

3a 2b 2c

PRICE $320,000 - $350,000 INSPECT By Appointment Photo ID required CONTACT Stuart Sheppard 0422 106 084

Tuesday 3rd March 5.00pm unless sold prior INSPECT By Appointment Photo ID required CONTACT Candice Johnston 0400 148 081

PAKENHAM 16-18 Station Street 5941 1977 1172882

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Simon Michaelis 0434 556 877 OPEN: Sat & Sun 2.00pm Buyers over $475,000

Professional Approach Impressive Results

Call Simon Michaelis today on 0434 556 877

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• Large 750sqm property • Three large living quarters • Fully Renovated bathrooms • Open Plan Country Kitchen & yard views • Extensive covered Pergola • 2.5 Garage with rear roller door

Find out how Eview’s extensive network can get your property SOLD!

Call Evelin TODAY OPEN: on 0411 600 786.

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$465,000 Plus Buyers

1172850

Ofice: 30-32 Verdun Drive, Narre Warren 3805 | P: 8794 1200

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You’re in good hands.

With 10 ofices and a large sales team, our experienced agents have unrestricted access to all areas, allowing for an increased client base and a huge database of buyers and investors.

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Vic Apakian 0431 597 450 OPEN: Contact Agent Offers Over $650,000

When quality of service counts, and for a friendly and companionate attitude with a dose of empathy and hard work, you can rely on me to deliver the result for the sale of your most valued asset.

Your local agent Evelin Bekins

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• Large elevated block on 1260m2 app.

• 3 bedrooms, all with BIRs, master with ensuite, plus a second bathroom with spa • DLUG & an additional room on lower level • Family room & an additional huge rumpus room along with formal dining room & meals area • In ground pool with outdoor spa

Find out how Eview’s extensive network can get your property SOLD!

Call Evelin TODAY on 0411 600 786.

1172851

Ofice: 30-32 Verdun Drive, Narre Warren 3805 | P: 8794 1200

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Paul Organtzidis 0431 646 115 Best offer above $440,000

Sell your home with an Award Winning Team in 2015!

“We are so pleased that we chose Paul and his Team to sell our house.

The result was phenomenal, above and beyond what we expected!

Paul, Robert and Gina were conident, polite and well-mannered.

We have no hesitation in recommending Paul and his team to future sellers!”

Your extremely happy clients, Roger and Maureen

‘Dream, Believe, Commit, Deliver’ - Team ORGNZD. Paul Organtzidis I 0431 646 115 E: paul.organtzidis@eview.com.au

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1172908

BERWICK 17 LINCOLN AVENUE Exclusive Chase Living Located in the exclusive Chase Estate close to both Public & Private schools & surrounded by parks, this 5 bedroom plus study home will fit the largest of families & tick all the boxes for enjoyable family living while entertaining your guests in one of the 5 living zones. The Centrally located kitchen has an array of cupboard space with a 900mm stainless steel oven and cook top, while the dining & living area is designed to exude space. Expected extras include, ducted heating, evaporative cooling, and groundfloor bathroom with powder room. The house features all conveniences, master bedroom has a large ensuite complete with twin vanities and spacious WIR. There is also a balcony, perfect for sipping a glass of wine & watching the sunset!. Built in robes in all other bedrooms, rumpus room upstairs & theatre room down, plus an outside kitchen & bathroom, all this is set on a generous block of approximately 684 sqm. If you are looking for exclusive living, look no further here it is.

5A 4B 3C 1F View Auction EPR Contact Office

Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm 07/03/2015 12:30 PM $650,000 Plus John Walker 0438 598 032 Berwick 8768 3800

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BERWICK 8 SOUTHGATE DRIVE Space, Comfort and Warmth This treasure is full of surprises from the minute you walk through the door! Immediately there is a feeling of space, light and warmth that draws you in to explore. Comprising 4 bedrooms with BIR, master with full ensuite and WIR, formal lounge, entertainer’s kitchen, with dishwasher, leading out to a lovely decked alfresco, separate meals, family room and rumpus. But it doesn’t end there, as you walk down stairs you find another rumpus and utility room with provision to easily convert to a fifth bedroom for extended family, teenage retreat or home office. This home has been cleverly designed with storage in mind and not one cm of space has been wasted. Outside you find a large yard with more covered storage, large water tank plus an over-sized double garage. Beautifully finished with neutral tones and quality fittings, there is nothing to do but move in and enjoy!

4A 2B 3C View For Sale Contact Office

Saturday 2.00 - 2.30pm Asking $595,000 Trevor Rowley 0417 506 405 Berwick 8768 3800

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23 Hamilton Drive Cranbourne North

$315,000 Plus

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EST. 1977

4 Maldon Court Narre Warren

1172863

$415,000 Plus

Inspect Saturday 1-1:30pm Or by Appointment

~ Just Right ~

~ Family Perfect ~

Here’s a chance to secure this ripper property that not only features great location but an excellent 3 bedroom home with ensuite to the master, lounge/dining room, kitchen/family, main bathroom, laundry and second toilet.

Further enhanced by a much larger than double garage with high roller door access and workshop or possibly may be up to 4 smaller cars.

Perfect for the tradie, investor and owner occupier.

This spacious family home is superbly located on the North side of Narre Warren within short walk of Primary & Secondary Schools, Kinder and bus stop. The residence comprises of 3 bedrooms plus study or 4th bedroom, ensuite, lounge and dining rooms, kitchen/meals and family room, main bathroom, laundry & second toilet. Further enhanced by double carport with motorised door, extensive covered outdoor entertaining and many quality fixtures including ducted heating and central cooling to name just a few. Genuine Seller-Vendor Relocating to the Country.

6/60-64 Wood Street Beaconsfield

$300,000 Plus

Inspect Saturday 2:30-3pm Or by Appointment

3/11 Wilson Street Berwick

$310,000 Plus

Inspect Saturday 11-11:30am Or by Appointment

~ Who Needs A Car ~

~ Perfectly Located ~

This is a unique opportunity to purchase this superbly located Unit, within an easy stroll of shops, doctors, train station, buses, schools, kinder and child care facilities.

Superbly presented the residence comprises of 2 bedrooms, formal lounge, kitchen/meals, bathroom, laundry and toilet. Further enhanced by brick garage, private paved court yard and fittings which include floor coverings, window furnishings, ELFs, gas heating etc.

Will appeal too owner occupiers and or investors. It’s now time to make a move!

This well cared for older style Unit is centrally located right in the heart of old Berwick Village and is within a very easy walking to the main street, public transport and most other amenities.

The residence comprises of 2 bedrooms, kitchen, living room, bathroom/laundry, toilet and carport.

Within a quiet and well maintained complex this property will appeal to owner occupiers and investors alike. Enviable life style opportunity with the Cafe’s, Restaurants and shops just a stroll away.

You are in GOOD HANDS Receive up to $1000 free advertising!!

Summer with its crisp mornings & beautiful days usually brings a new wave of properties to the market as well as an increased number of buyers. So if you are thinking of selling, it is the perfect time to do so.

Ring now for your obligation free property appraisal and put your property in good hands with Brett, Dale or Les Donaldson.

9704 7555

9704 7555

55 Cheviot Avenue Berwick

$430,000 Plus

Inspect Saturday 1:30-2pm Or by Appointment

~ Invest, Owner Occupy or Develop (S.T.C.A) ~ Positioned on a massive 864sqm approx allotment is this spacious open plan living home featuring 3 bedroom with built in robes, generous lounge/family room with split system heating and air conditioning, kitchen meals with electric oven, gas hot plates, bathroom with separate shower, concrete paved out door entertaining area, large and secure front & rear yards, carport with roller door plus a separate large brick lock up garage. With public & private, primary & secondary schools, university, TAFE, Eden Rise Shopping Centre, bus, train & parkland all within close proximity a more central location would be hard to find. The property is currently tenanted and returning $1434pcm or 330pw.So whether you’re an investor, a developer (subject to council approval), or a family wanting plenty of space then this property should be put on the top of your list.

Cnr Princes Hwy, 43-45 Webb St, Narre Warren www.donaldsonmartinandco.com.au

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1172848

BERWICK

11 Marbelia Drive

Unsurpassed Luxury in Pool and Garden Setting Situated in the Exclusive “Chase Estate” is this superb, family home of generous proportions, offering the highest level of quality and sophistication. The feeling of Grandeur is apparent as you enter, showcasing soaring ceilings and sizeable, open living spaces. The versatile floor plan boasts 4 bedrooms, plus study and 4 living rooms, making for a luxurious lifestyle for growing families. The formal lounge, complete with gas log fire has been designed for more intimate occasions, while the spacious, stone kitchen, incorporating family and dining is the perfect space for all to congregate at meal time. Separate theatre room and upstairs retreat are ideal rooms for the younger family members to retire. Features his and hers walk in robe and double ensuite to master, a private balcony to take in the views, ducted heating, evaporative cooling, ducted vacuum, new carpets throughout, 3 toilets and direct entry to the double, remote garage.

Outdoor decked, alfresco overlooking in ground, solar heated pool and spa compliments the style and quality of indoors, offering a serene setting, perfect for entertaining. Central to schooling, shopping centres and public transport makes for convenient living.

Price: Buyers Over $710,000 Inspect Saturday 2.00 pm - 2.30 pm Amanda Charles 0400 347 968

COWES

5/37 Stradbroke Avenue

BEACONSFIELD

BEACH FRONT!!!

Classic Style

Want to live permanently or holiday on the best North facing beach in Victoria? Now is your chance! This beautifully designed two-storey home offers beach front location & walking distance to restaurants & shops. 3 BR’s, 2 bathrooms, kitchen incorp liv/din. Feat Tas Oak floors, heat/cooling, D/W, S/S appliances, private rear yard and dble garage with direct entry. The beautiful furniture etc. available if required. A rare opportunity.

Situated in a quiet cul-de-sac in the exclusive “Berwick Views” estate is this well designed, family home on a generous block with an impressive entertaining area.

Hard wood red gum flr boards, & a gas log fire. 4BR’s, formal lounge, fully equipped kitchen, incorp. dining & family room with separate theatre room. Duct heat, split sys, ens with spa to master, dble gge. Covered alfresco, spacious yard, & in ground solar heated pool.

Price: Buyers Over $675,000 Inspect Saturday & Sunday 1.30 - 2.30pm Kaye Persoons 0418347968

Price: Buyers Over $630,000 Inspect Saturday 1.00 pm - 1.30 pm Amanda Charles 0400 347 968

BERWICK

2/183 High Street

BEACONSFIELD UPPER

Luxury Townhouse

PERFECT PRESENTATION!

This flawless home will appeal to buyers who enjoy the finer things in life with a blend of old world charm & modern influences. Feat 3 Bdr’s, hardwood floors, fully equip kitchen incor family/din, downstairs powder room, 3 toilets, duc heating, ensuite & WIR to master, evap cooling & S/S. Outdoor entertaining under covered alfresco all within walking distance to both Berwick and Beaconsfield Village.

Manicured gardens set the scene for this beautiful property on approx 1 acre. This 4BD home filled with light & generous space inc formal lounge & dining, family room, designer kitchen, master Bdr with ensuite & BIR, refrigerated cooling/duct heating, wood fire, S/S & duct vacuum. Outdoors inc dbl remote gge, carport, shedding, remote gates, mains & tank water, entertaining area with spa.

Price: Buyers Over $470,000 Inspect Saturday 11.00 - 11.30am Amanda Charles 0400 347 968

Price: Buyers Over $770,000 Inspect Saturday 2.00 pm - 2.30 pm Jeanine Presley 0438 332 411

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UPPER BEACONSFIELD

SITUATED on a quiet road in beautiful Upper Beaconsfield is this serene lifestyle property on approximately 13.5 acres.

It encompasses two road frontages, including excellent shedding and multiple dams.

There is approximately 10 acres of excellent pasture, some of which is cut for hay each year. The home itself was designed by an award-winning architect and its natural character has been maintained throughout.

Comprising three bedrooms, the master with ensuite and walk-in robe, a study/games room, central bathroom, a sparkling renovated kitchen and multiple well designed living zones. Featuring heating and cooling as well as a large outdoor decked area which is ideal for entertaining and an in-ground swimming pool with adjacent gazebo, this property is perfect for the summer months ahead.

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Clyde North

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1675 Pound Road, Clyde North

HIDE-AWAY HOME ON 20 ACRES/8 HECTARES

‘TANNITH PARK’

‘Boolarong’ an intriguing home hidden away at the back of Harkaway. The home has 2 BR’s & an adjoining selfcontained unit with 1 lge BR. The design includes substantial heat retention & a unique energy freecooling system. A power supply from installed solarpanels & backup batteries supplies power to the grid & the home & unit. Freshwater is collected & held in 3X45,000L concrete tanks. 2X45,000L concrete dam water tanks for reticulation in the gardens. A lge mach. shed with Hebel brick battery & control rooms & a 4m high doorway.

All rooms face north with doubleglazed picture windows overlooking the lawns & gardens. A unique property that sets the brain going as you try to take in all of the information.

Inspect By Appointment Contact Malcolm Graham 0418 338 444 or Tom Gibson 0438 574 472 Alex Scott & Staff, 49 High Street, Berwick - 9707 2000

No neighbours and plenty of room to horse around for the kids on 3.3 acres (1.336 hectares).

‘Tannith’ Park is a parcel so suited to family outdoor recreation. The beautiful cottage (originally a single person’s accommodation around 100 years ago) has been enlarged keeping its old world character, to a now 4 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms, a very comfortable home. In the long term the property is in an urban growth zone, and when services become available subdivision can take place.

Inspection is by appointment.

Sale is by expression of interest closing Friday 27th February 2015.

Inspect By Appointment Contact Malcolm Graham 0418 338 444 or Emil Sawiris 0411 886 807 Alex Scott & Staff, 49 High Street, Berwick - 9707 2000

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BEACONSFIELD 34 Beaconhill Drive

4A 2B 3C 1E

GREAT TO LOOK AT AND EVEN BETTER TO LIVE IN! SUPERB IN GROUND POOL AND 3 CAR GARAGE Situated on over ¼ acre (1088m2) in the highly regarded O’Neil Rd area, this classically Australian homestead is offered in absolutely superb condition inside and out.

The wide fronted, near level lot is fully landscaped and totally useable with the major focus being its brilliant north facing rear gardens sporting a superb in-ground solar heated swimming pool that’s both attractive to look at and at 10 metres, long enough to exercise in.Alongside the pool a palm fringed entertaining deck is the perfect spot for social gatherings.

Inside the home, extremely generous living areas include a beautifully proportioned formal lounge, a dining room with Victorian gas log fire, a warm and welcoming family room with polished boards, a further gas log fire and adjoining casual meals area (8 seater setting) with French doors extending to outdoor living.A further rumpus or games room also focuses on the rear gardens and pool area.There’s four bedrooms, the master which is zoned separately with its twin walk in dressing rooms and beautifully appointed ensuite complete with spa and “wet room” walk through shower.

Also featured are fitted laundry, separate walk in linen/utility storeroom and direct internal access to the 10 metre deep, 3 car garage with drive through to covered carport beyond.

Beautifully maintained by its house proud owners, the home also features security system, ducted heating and cooling throughout.

If a turn key,‘move in and enjoy’ proposition is what you seek, then don’t delay in looking at this fine home.

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 12 NOON Buyers Over $870,000 Peter Watson 0418 105 402 or Andrew Brown 0411 043 625 1172871

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BERWICK 5 Yaldara Drive

STRIKING GOOD LOOKS - OUTSTANDING BERWICK NORTHSIDE LOCATION Built to exacting standards and featuring premium finishes throughout, this cleverly designed split level residence offers spectacular views and a long list of luxury features. Constructed in 2010, the home consists of a master bedroom with walk in robe and stunning ensuite, study / 4th bedroom, lounge, dining, meals, family room, and a completely separate zone featuring a further two bedrooms, main bathroom and games room – ideal for in laws, guests, and teenagers. Highlights of the property include a top of the range granite kitchen, views from both front and rear balconies, spotted gum timber flooring, double glazed windows, tank water, and a commercial grade ducted reverse cycle heating and cooling system.An oversized double garage has direct internal access, whilst the fully established gardens offer a large level lawn with room for a pool. Located in the sought after Village Horizons Estate - a highly appealing and impressive property that can only be truly appreciated upon inspection.

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 11AM Buyers Over $690,000 Andrew Brown 0411 043 625

BERWICK 28 Bangalay Place

3A 2B 4C

SMART PURCHASE IN SOUGHT AFTER TIMBARRA!

BEACONSFIELD UPPER 572 Salisbury Road

4A 3B 4C 1E

COCOON YOURSELF IN LUXURY IN THIS HILLTOP RETREAT

The perfect package for the first home buyer, downsizer or investor, this quality built home has loads of appeal. Offering 3 robed bedrooms; ensuite to the master and 2 living zones with neutral tonings.The smart kitchen overlooks the light and bright family room and out to the covered pergola and private rear garden.All your car and additional vehicles are catered for with a double carport and double garage to the rear of the yard with plenty of space for the kids to play. Brilliantly located on a generous 737m2 parcel of land in a quiet tree lined street close to parkland, walking tracks, schools, transport and the Parkhill Plaza.An opportunity not to be missed!

Featuring a striking contemporary residence with superb, pavilion based design and sleek, modern finishes.The property offers privacy, space and views that extend into the Toomuc Valley and beyond.The home encompasses 4BRs, spa equipped ensuite, home office and study, expansive central living area with adjoining beech and granite kitchen, rumpus/games room and covered outdoor entertainment area beside the resort like ‘wet edge’ pool and spa.The home is serviced by 3 phase power, floor heat and refrigerated a/c.A separate double garage plus substantial work shed and paved forecourt suit vehicle parking or home/business use.

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 12 NOON Auction Saturday 28th February at 11:00am.Terms: 10% deposit, balance 30 days Peter Watson 0418 105 402 or Tracy de Riter 0407 343 629

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 2:00PM Buyers Over $1,300,000 Peter Watson 0418 105 402

3A 2B 2C 1E

BERWICK 15 Lorne Court

SLEEK, MODERN & STYLISH ATOP A COURT AT THE CHASE An exciting modern home with that unmistakeable ‘wow factor’. Featuring split level living areas, polished floors, plantation shutters and stone benched kitchen with servery access to a sheltered alfresco deck.

There are 3 bedrooms upstairs, the master with sensational ensuite featuring twin vanities and spa bath, and a retreat living area opening to a balcony with fabulous outlook.A separate study area is situated downstairs as is a double auto doored garage.

Also features a generous lawned rear yard and ducted heating/cooling throughout.

The perfect solution for those seeking an individually styled contemporary home.

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 1PM Buyers Over $600,000 Peter Watson 0418 105 402

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NARRE WARREN NORTH 6 Fox Road

YOUR LIFESTYLE HAVEN AWAITS - GAME SET MATCH Set on an acre with beautiful gardens and established trees, this quality family home offers 2 homes in one. 10ft ceilings & natural light abounds & with easy access to parklands, shopping options, freeways and a choice of quality schools. Dual accommodation - the main dwelling features separate living and dining areas, 5 bedrooms inc master with WIR and ENS.A well-appointed kitchen with cathedral ceilings and servery window forms the hub of the home and enjoys the luxury of an open fire place and split system cooling.A lrg lounge room complete with a Coonara wood heater allows access through dbl doors to the indoor inground solar/gas heated pool.The bonus of a 1 bedroom unit under the main roof line with its own kitchen, lounge, bathroom and open plan living is ideal for parents, older kids or work from home should you wish. Both with independent access. Other features include a spacious 2 car garage, ducted heating, vacuuming, refrigerated cooling.

Large 14mx8mx3.6m shed, professional grass tennis court with lighting and 10,000 ltr water tank. Strictly By Appointment Only Buyers Over $1,000,000 Michael Rosario 0400 972 032

3A 2B 3C 1E

OFFICER 128 Tivendale Road

CHARMING HOME - OUTSTANDING INVESTMENT 10 ACRE ZONED RESIDENTIAL SITE Located within the Urban Growth Corridor and zoned residential is this high set gently undulating property with views to the south has been in the one family for many years. Predominantly cleared and divided to paddocks there is a stable complex, round yard and day paddock area. An inviting country home oozing charm and style would amply cater for an owner occupier or provide the ability for a return for the investor. Oversized master bedroom with full ensuite, formal living and overlooks quaint country gardens. A further 2 bedrooms are serviced by a bathroom and toilet. The timber country kitchen and the formal dining room would also be ideal as a separate rumpus, there is a small study, laundry and an informal sitting room. Outdoors a generously sized deck, there is a vegetable garden and a 3 car garage. Within sight of newly established private schools and but a stones throw from residential development this is an opportunity not to be missed.

INSPECT SATURDAY 1:00 - 1:30PM Auction 21st February at 11:00am Terms 10% Deposit Balance 60/90 Days Michael Patchell 0419 381 411 or Peter Watson 0418 105 402

NARRE WARREN 1/4 Denver Drive

2A 1B 2C

• LAND CORNER • LAND CORNER • LAND CORNER • CONTACT MICHAEL PATCHELL 0419 381 411 DOYOU OWN LAND AND WANT TO SELL IT? ADVERTISE HERE FREE OF CHARGE RESIDENTIAL

A RARITY IN OATLANDS!

CRANBOURNE NORTH

374m²

130 H8

19 Forest Drive

CLYDE NORTH

479m²

134 J5

SOLD

166 Mountainview Boulevard

CRANBOURNE NORTH

512m²

130 J8

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Lot 201 Fairwood Rise

OFFICER

684²

214 E2

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Lot 215 Fairwood Rise

OFFICER

746²

214 E2

$325,000

Lot 2 Peak Drive

BERWICK

4021²

109 B11

$495,000

2/28-30 Caserta Drive

BEWICK

4546²

111 B2

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$190,000+

ACREAGES/LIFESTYLE

Here we have a 2 bedroom unit with a double lock-up garage. Situated within an easy walk to Oatlands Primary School and the neighbourhood convenience store. Comprising sundrenched front lounge room, the kitchen has gas cooking with an adjacent meals area.The bathroom has a bath and separate shower and the laundry has direct access outside.The unit also features a private courtyard with fruit trees.This property will suit investors (the long term tenant is keen to stay), first home buyer or downsizers.

INSPECT SATURDAY 11:00 - 11:30AM Buyers Over $300,000 Gary Andrews 0400 250 075

3 Ciliata Street

Lot 2, 4 Margaret Lane

NARRE WARREN NORTH

4885m²

108 H8

$389,000+

3 Rennat Court

BERWICK

1000m²

111 A2

$500,000+

Lot 1 Mirring Court

NARRE WARREN NORTH

4000m²

108 A4

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NARRE WARREN NORTH

4000m²

108 A4

$650,000+

49-51 Stylebawn Drive

BERWICK

4201m²

111 E5

$850,000+

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PAKENHAM 37 Scarlet Crescent

4A 2B 2C

FAMILY HAVEN IN LAKESIDE

3A 2B 2C

PAKENHAM 12 Superior Waters

A LIFESTYLE OF CONVENIENCE!

Indulge yourself in this stunningly presented Lakeside home, tucked away from the hustle and bustle, yet only a few minutes walk to shops, schools and public transport.Well presented both inside and out, this 4 bedroom residence (master with ensuite and walk in wardrobe) will delight you from the moment you step in the door.The spacious living areas includes an open plan tiled family area that adjoins the well-appointed kitchen and a rumpus room that leads out to an alfresco area overlooking the private rear yard. Other features include ducted heating, air conditioning and a remote double garage with internal entry.You will not find a better opportunity to purchase a lakeside home.

Immaculately presented and brilliantly located, adjacent to the lake midway between the walking trails and a stroll to shopping facilities. Comprising of three bedrooms, master with full ensuite while each of the remaining bedrooms feature built in robes.

A lovely appointed kitchen is central to the design and offers a myriad of cupboard and bench space.Adjoining is two light filled living rooms that open to an alfresco area with views to the surrounding area. Complete with garaging to two vehicles this is low maintenance living in a premium precinct.

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 1:15PM Buyer’s Over $360,000 Matt Clark 0417 411 883

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 12:00PM Buyer’s Over $365,000 Todd Mckenna 0418 391 182

4A 2B 3C 1E

PAKENHAM 10 Colonial Way

PAKENHAM 16 Bluehills Boulevard

4A 2B 2C 1E

A LUXURIOUS FAMILY ABODE

FAMILY SIZED OPPORTUNITY

A rare opportunity for position & presence in the exclusive Heritage Springs Estate, walking distance to shopping centre, cafes & train station. The residence boasts four huge bedrooms plus study, ensuite & walk in robe to master. There are formal & informal living areas including a light filled lounge, open plan family room, gourmet kitchen with stainless steel appliances, walk in pantry, substantial meals area, a zoned rumpus room, and large decked alfresco entertainment area. This quality built family home also features reclaimed timber floorboards, ducted heating, evaporative cooling, a gas log fire-place and double glazed windows. A 3 car garage with a rear roller door and easy-care gardens (with water tank) on a magnificent 836m2 corner allotment complete this appealing package for the whole family in a highly sought after location.

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 12:30PM Buyer’s Over $465,000 Matt Clark 0417 411 883

Let your feet do the walking. Superbly located a stroll from Heritage Primary school and shopping centre is this neatly kept four bedroom residence. Master with full ensuite, each of the remaining bedrooms feature built in robes.The Kitchen has plenty of cupboard and bench space along with stainless steel appliances including dishwasher. Open plan living flows from the lounge to an expansive family/meals area and rumpus room that opens to a sun unfilled outdoor entertaining area. Complete with study, double car garage with remote control and rear access, garden shed & enclosed rear yard, ducted heating/cooling and 9ft Ceilings throughout. Securely leased it’s an ideal investment or feature family home.

3A 1B 1C

PAKENHAM 9/45 King Street

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 12:00PM Buyer’s Over $365,000 Todd McKenna 0418 391 182 or Troy Hastings 0425 869 936

3A 1B 3C

PAKENHAM 58 Barrington Drive

NEAT, SWEET AND COMPLETE

DUAL DRIVEWAY RIGHT ON THE GOLF COURSE

Located on the top end of King Street, a stroll away from Main Street Shopping and public transport, discover this immaculately presented and beautifully maintained brick unit, secluded amongst a very pretty garden setting. Offering three well appointed bedrooms (two of double size), spacious loungeroom complete with split air-conditioning and gas fired heating, dining nook, a very functional well equipped kitchen, bathroom and laundry.There is a single car garage complete with automatic remote door and with access into the delightful back garden with it’s dappled shade and roses.A truly lovely place to call home.

An extremely well presented home, close to shops & public transport. Comprising of three bedrooms, all with built in robes and a semi-ensuite bathroom to the master. A spacious loungeroom has timber-like flooring and a timber kitchen has stainless steel appliances and adjoining meals area with slate floors. Added features include ducted heating, air conditioning, double car garage and a large outdoor undercover area perfect for entertaining or a carport. All set on a huge 775sqm (approx.) allotment, backing onto the Pakenham Golf Course. This is a fantastic opportunity to invest or occupy!

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 11:45AM Buyer’s Over $255,000 Matt Clark 0417 411 883

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 11:00AM Buyers Over $280,000 Matt Clark 0417 411 883 1172876

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PAKENHAM UPPER 570 Bourkes Creek Road

“SOULFUL RETREAT ON 20 LIFESTYLES ACRES” Seamlessly built to integrate with its captivating environment this architect designed residence comprises three bedrooms each offering glazed views, striking modern kitchen with quality appliances. Open plan living areas are complimented by cathedral ceilings and full length windows that capture the grounds from every angle.

Separate from the residence is a single room cottage with bathroom.An ideal home office or accommodation for extended family, weekend guests. Car accommodation for three vehicles via a sealed driveway.A bush lover’s dream the garden gives way to soaring natives, walking tracks and substantial water feature complete with a floating pontoon.

Discretely private in setting and location it is a stylish secret that offers immense appeal.

INSPECT BY APPOINTMENT $590,000 Plus Buyer’s Todd McKenna 0418 391 182

GEMBROOK 2985 Gembrook Launching Place Road 3 A 2 B 2 C 1 E

UNIQUE BAVARIAN-STYLED COTTAGE

BUNYIP 76 Wattletree Road

LAST OF ITS KIND

Privately nestled in the centre of 1300sqm is this timber Bavarian cottage that oozes charm, warmth and scope for future possibilities.The versatile floorplan allows two bedrooms (both with ensuites), office and studio that could also be a third bedroom. The timber lined living areas comprise of a central dining room, sunken lounge and a meals area complete with hand carved table and bench seats.An elevated deck and large paved entertaining area with built in BBQ provide a picturesque outlook over the Bunyip State forest. The landscaped gardens dotted with mature European trees add to the magic of this unique property.Well worth an inspection.

The last of its kind a superb 1 Ha or 2.5 acre (approx.) allotment of gentle undulation with a lovely northern aspect, it offers views to the surrounding ranges. Complete with sealed road frontage, mains water and gas available.

Ready to build your new home and room enough for a pony paddock that offers the possibility to further subdivide STCA in the future.

Enjoy the convenience and charm of this quaint rural setting.

Close to public transport, schools and the new racecourse.

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 3:00PM Buyer’s Over $350,000 Matt Clark 0417 411 883

INSPECT BY APPOINTMENT Buyer’s Over $400,000 Todd McKenna 0418 391 182

3A 2B 2C 1E

BUNYIP 26 Wattletree Road

STYLISH CONTEMPORARY LIVING This Roseleigh home built a critical eye to detail on a 762m² allotment will impress.

A wide exposed aggregate concrete driveway with an auto remote Sunshine gate leads to a 8m x 7m brick garage, concrete floored, powered, complete with kitchen plus roughed in plumbing & sewer point for a future toilet.The residence presented in as new condition offers a floor plan perfect for easy living.There are 3 double sized bedrooms, with WIR, main bedroom with a full ensuite bathroom, plus a bedroom sized study.A state of the art kitchen with stainless steel appliances stone bench tops, breakfast bar & double pantry opens to a spacious dining/informal living area; a separate formal lounge room adding great privacy.The family bathroom & laundry complete the home, with ducted heating, split air-con & solar assisted hot water.A timber decked & covered entertaining area (with lighting) makes outdoor living a breeze, with a magnificent brick fireplace with paved hearth taking pride of place. Located within walking distance to High Street shopping, services & train service; & a short drive to the M1 Freeway this is a brilliant opportunity to experience life in a tight knit country town. Inspect with absolute confidence.

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 12:00PM Buyer’s Over $430,000 Nyall Greene 0409 560 778

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130 Main Street, Pakenham 5941 4444

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GOOD LOOKS, NORTH SIDE

BERWICK

BUILT to exacting standards and featuring premium finishes throughout, this cleverly designed split-level residence offers spectacular views and a long list of luxury features.

CONSTRUCTED in 2010, the home consists of a master bedroom with walk-in robe and stunning ensuite, study/fourth bedroom, lounge, dining, meals, family room, and a completely separate zone featuring a further two bedrooms, main bathroom and games room - ideal for in-laws, guests, and teenagers.

Highlights of the property include a top of the range granite kitchen, views from both front and rear balconies, spotted gum timber flooring, double glazed windows, tank water, and a commercial grade ducted reverse-cycle heating and cooling system.

An oversized double garage has direct internal access, while the fully established gardens offer a large level lawn with room for a pool.

Located in the sought-after Village Horizons Estate - a highly appealing and impressive property that can only be truly appreciated upon inspection.

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FAMILY FIRST – DUAL OCCUPANCY OPPORTUNITY IN NARRE WARREN NORTH 45 sq’s and on a half-acre block. 5 bedrooms, and 5 bathrooms, PLUS a fully contained guest bedroom. Timber floors and 10ft ceilings, huge formal lounge, fifth bedroom or office with its own bathroom, formal dining and kitchen. Large rumpus with Coonara and a balcony with two alfresco areas and stunning views.

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3487M DEVELOPMENT SITE, S.T.C.A 18 Crawley Road Open Sat 1-1:30pm Andrea O’Connor 0439 988 714

Property currently zoned ‘General Residential’ will make a great investment S.T.C.A. There is currently a two story home with four bedrooms plus study, two bathrooms, two living areas, blackwood timber kitchen and ducted heating. Outside is an in-ground swimming pool, four car carport with high roof plus a huge 11.6m x 8.6m (approx) brick garage.

Saturday the 28/02 @ 11:30am Auction 11:30am Saturday the 28/02 11:30am 14 Sylvanwood Crescent Open Sat 11-11:30am Gavin Coyne 0417 0417309 309650 650

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architecture DesigneD for entertainment this property contains superb luxury living for any family. the entertains delight though lies above the double garage enclosed by a stylish glass screen. this space provides abundant views over the lake and a prefect space for any occasion. the stunning extra wide timber staircase is a feature that leads to abundant accommodation. the capacious master bedroom provides a new level of luxury. notable features include; caesar stone bench tops, walk in pantry, extra wide timber staircase, 9.5ft high ceiling, spa bath, enclosed theatre room, 3d surround speakers, roof mounted projector system, ducted vacuum system, powder room for your guest convenience, abundant storage throughout, refrigerated zoned cooling & heating.

46 Moondarra Drive Open Sat 1.30 - 2.00 pm Damien Towner 0401 181 845

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This 4 bedroom/2bathroom (BIR, WIR & PE) home is sure to impress with its stunning low maintenance garden and immaculate presentation throughout. The clever floor plan harmoniously combines formal & casual spaces (formal lounge, family living/meals area, rumpus room + study) marrying the indoors through to the paved pergola. Highlights: double garage with internal access, alarm, ducted vacuum, heating & cooling, shed and lots more. Don’t delay – enquire today!

24 Sherman Court Open Sat 12.00 - 12.30 pm Damien Towner 0401 181 845

Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity to buy northside Berwick. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and separate DLug this brick home can either be renovated by it’s new owner or is a great turn key property for any investor with a tenant in situ. Large kitchen and meals, formal lounge, air-conditioning, heating and generous side access and potential to extend stca. Low maintenance garden with shed and a convenient location with a short stroll to Parkhill Plaza.

8 Jericho Court Open Sat 10.00 - 10.30 am Siobhan Beeston 0487 901 590

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DON’T miss the chance to inspect this great family home, walking distance to Fountain Gate Shopping Centre, schools, parks and train stations.

Boasting four bedrooms, master with ensuite and built-in robes.

Add three living zones of grand proportions, and beautiful timber kitchen with stainless steel oven overlooking a sun-filled meals area, and separate family area.

There's a huge step-down lounge with fireplace and rumpus room for the kids, huge outdoor area for all year round enjoyment on a great block of land of 766 square metres.

Extra comforts include double carport, ducted heating, evaporative cooling, powder room, dishwasher, high ceilings, garden shed, beautiful timber floors under the carpet and so much more. Be quick to act.

Contact: Simon Field, 0400 154 323 LJ HOOKER, BERWICK, 9707 2155

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We are currently looking for a genuine and motivated person to join our Award Winning Sales Team in Cranbourne.

The successful applicant will be likeable, well presented, highly ethical and with a genuine desire to help buyers and sellers achieve their dreams.

We offer the right person a generous salary package (not offset) plus excellent bonus incentives & the opportunity to work in a highly regarded family Company which has been a part of Cranbourne for more than 62 years.

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Agent Pradeep Ahuja 0408 160 701

Proven Real Estate Knowledge & Sales Experience, whilst not essential, will be an advantage to the successful applicant.

For an application form or for further information, contact our Sales Manager - Chris Thomson today on 0439 013 165 or e-mail Chris at: chris.thomson@finning.com.au All applications and enquiries will be treated in strictest confidence.

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UNSURPASSED LUXURY 5 Colendy Close Lyndhurst LYNDHURST ELEGANCE

A4 B2 C2

Step into the wide hallway that leads past a spacious home office/theatre, a hidden staircase and the large open plan family, meals, kitchen area. Here the light floods in and is framed by generous windows & doors running along the back length of the property. Coming off the family room is the alfresco entertaining space perfect for relaxing with friends and family. Upstairs you’ll find the main bathroom, large bedrooms and a grand master suite.

Is the Lyndhurst lifestyle for you?

Fixed Date Sale Tuesday 24th February 6pm (if not sold prior) Price

Buyers Over $595,000

Agent

Kathy Loizou 0425 700 872

207 South Gippsland Highway, Cranbourne www.stockdaleleggo/cranbourne 5996 1444

SITUATED in the exclusive “Chase Estate” is this superb, family home of generous proportions, offering the highest level of quality and sophistication.

The feeling of grandeur is apparent as you enter, showcasing soaring ceilings and sizeable, open living spaces.

The versatile floor plan boasts four bedrooms, plus study and four living rooms, making for a luxurious lifestyle for growing families.

The formal lounge, complete with gas log fire has been designed for more intimate occasions, while the spacious, stone kitchen, incorporating family and dining is the perfect space for all to congregate at meal time.

The separate theatre room and upstairs retreat are ideal rooms for the younger family members to retire.

Features his and hers walk-in robe and double ensuite to master, and a private balcony to take in the views.

There's ducted heating, evaporative

cooling, a ducted vacuum, new carpets throughout, three toilets and direct entry to the double, remote garage.

The outdoor decked, alfresco overlooks an in-ground, solar heated pool and spa complements the style and quality of indoors, offering a serene setting, perfect for entertaining.

Being central to schooling, shopping centres and public transport makes for convenient living.

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11 Marbelia Drive Inspect: Saturday, 2pm Price: Buyers over $710,000 Contact: Amanda Charles, 0400 347 968 KAYE CHARLES REAL ESTATE, 9707 0111

www.stockdaleleggo.com.au/cranbourne

1172460

58 Wallace Road Cranbourne IMMACULATE CENTRAL HOME!

A3 B1 C1

Fully renovated inside and out, perfect for investors, irst home buyers and families looking to downsize.

Landscaped front and rear garden with a generous living, kitchen and dining area. Your own bar which can be converted into a study at ease. 3 large bedrooms, 2 of which consist of BIR’s and a renovated bathroom.

Fantastic undercover entertaining, perfectly set to enjoy a warm coffee while embracing the landscaped rear garden. You can leave the kids to play in the safety of a secure backyard. Remote controlled garage with rear access to the backyard.

5996 1444

34 Marklin Street Cranbourne

Fixed Date Sale Tuesday 3rd March 6pm (If not sold prior) Agent

Simon Butera 0430 354 983

207 South Gippsland Highway Cranbourne

SPACE FOR ALL THE FAMILY! Located only moments from the station, shops, schools & recreational facilities. Perfect for larger families, investors, and irst home buyers, this neat home features 3 bedrooms and a spacious second dwelling ready for a wide range of different uses. The main house boasts an updated kitchen, master with WIR, polished boards throughout, open ire, ducted heating and aircon, while the second residence features open plan lounge and kitchen, bedroom with ensuite, split system heating and cooling and its own balcony. Rear access to double carport & double garage and a low maintenance yard.

A3 B1 C4 Fixed Date Sale Tuesday 3rd March 6pm (If not sold prior) Agent

Daniel Burgdorf 0410 566 130

BEST OF THE BEST

BERWICK

RESIDING in arguably one of Berwick’s best north side locations, with stunning street presence this home offers an array of living spaces.

THE kitchen is constructed of high-quality Tasmanian Oak and spills out to a large sun-kissed dining area.

If outdoor entertaining is more your style then the shady pergola is the place to be, beautifully framed by mature gardens backing onto Wilson Botanical Park.

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42 Quarry Hills Drive Price: Suit buyers over $589,000 Inspect: Saturday, 12noon-12.30pm Contact: Sarah James, 0419 144 611 PEAKE REAL ESTATE, BERWICK, 9707 5300

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www.stockdaleleggo.com.au/narrewarren

2 Viewgrand Drive Berwick STUNNING DISPLAY LIKE LIVING!!

From the moment you walk through the doors of this stunning and elegant family home you will know that your house hunting days are over. Oozing quality on a grand scale this 47sq residence is sure to make you the envy of all your friends and family.

Comprising 4 large bedrooms all complete with full ensuites and WIR’s, enormous living zones with ducted heating & cooling plus a beautifully appointed kitchen. CALL NOW!!!

9704 9899

5 Webb Street Narre Warren

2-4 St Helens Crescent Narre Warren North A4 B5 C2 Fixed Date Sale Tues 3rd March 6pm (if not sold prior) Inspect

Saturday 14th February 1:15pm-1:35pm

Agent

Kate Linden 0417 525 437

A RARE FIND ON HALF AN ACRE This spacious three bedroom home is the lifestyle you have been waiting for. An endless list of features including a stunning bamboo flooring to the spacious living and meals area overlooking the enormous backyard and pergola. Ducted heating, cooling and alarm system are also offered as well as a rear carport for that caravan or trailer. This opportunity will not last long, Call Today!!

A3 B2 C6 Fixed Date Sale Tues 24th of Feb 6pm (if not sold prior) Price

Buyers Over $650,000

Inspect

Saturday 14th February 12:00pm -12:30pm

Agent

Kate Linden 0417 525 437

FABULOUS FAMILY HOME

BERWICK

LOCATED in the ever-popular St Johns Heights Estate is this gorgeous family three-bedroom home offering enormous amounts of character and charm.

BEAUTIFUL formal living room with exposed brick open fireplace and bay windows.

Generous master bedroom with exposed brick wall, bay window, walkin robe and spa ensuite and two further bedrooms with built-in robes.

A well-appointed solid blackwood timber kitchen and meals area with ample bench and cupboard space including dishwasher.

A large decked undercover entertaining alfresco and plenty of space for the kids to play in the low-maintenance gardens with fruit trees, side and rear access and shed.

Walking distance to restaurants, parkland and shops including a gym for the health conscious.

Other notable features include; private gated entry, zoned ducted heating and cooling, single remote garage and much more. This beautiful home definitely offers family living, don’t miss out.

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19 Marlesford Crescent Inspect: Saturday, 1pm-1.30pm Price: On application Contact: Siobhan Beeston, 0487 901 590 GRANT’S ESTATE AGENTS, BERWICK, 9707 5555

1163328-CB46-14

alexscott.com.au

COUNTRY & COASTAL

120 CORINELLA ROAD, CORINELLA

DROUIN Must be sold either NOW or at AUCTION. The vendors are keen to move on and are offering their much loved home set proud on the one acre (approx). A Queensland style home on immaculate grounds complete with your own lake. The home has distant bay and rural views, two spacious living areas, three double bedrooms, master with ensuite, walk in robe and doors leading to the wrap around deck, perfect for lazing the day away in the sunshine or the shade. Within a short walk to the primary school, kindergarten, restaurant and fresh food store. Suit $440,000 plus buyers.

AUCTION: Saturday 21st February at 12:30pm ADDRESS: 120 Corinella Road, CORINELLA INSPECT: Saturdays 12:30 to 1:00pm or by appointment AGENT: Lynn Pendergast 0458 780 023

Grantville - 5678 8433 1505 Bass Highway Email: sales@ alexscott.com.au

PEACEFUL SETTING WITH ROOM FOR HORSES

alexscott.com.au

10 BASS ROAD, BASS

LANG LANG

is complete with four paddocks, holding yard, picturesque dam, quality stables for two, feed room and lock-up workshop with pot belly stove.

An inspection is sure to impress.

25 RUPERT ST

BIG BLOCK WITH BRICK HOME AND GREAT SHEDDING

147 Longwarry Kooweerup Road Inspect: By appointment Price: On application Terms: 10% deposit, balance 60/90 days

Must be sold either NOW or at AUCTION. One of the most peaceful locations you will find and this home certainly has it all! Would be perfect to work from home in a serene location or simply enjoy the space. 3/4 acre (approx.) of landscaped gardens and established vegetable plot and orchard with LOADS of SHEDDING plus new solar power! 3 bedroom stylish home, 2 large living areas, near new country style kitchen. Outside is a large gazebo overlooking a tropical garden with pond.

The enclosed rear yard also has a shade house and access to the near new three car garage with remote roller doors and footpath leading to the large workshop or boat and caravan storage plus a studio. A great package within a short walk to the Bass Hotel, General Store and public transport. Suit $440,000plus buyers.

AUCTION: Saturday 21st February at 11am ADDRESS: 10 Bass Road, BASS INSPECT: Saturdays 11 to 11:30 am or by appointment.

AGENT: Lynn Pendergast 0458 780 023

Grantville - 5678 8433 1505 Bass Highway Email: sales@ alexscott.com.au

Contact: PETER WILLIAMS, DROUIN, 5625 3911

LARGE ALLOTMENT! 1172383-HM07-15

IF peace and privacy is what buyers are after then they need look no further than this rare 5.9 acre parcel of land which is located within minutes of Longwarry.

The renovated Hardiplank home offers two good size bedrooms with great wardrobe space, a sensationally planned quality kitchen with an abundance of storage and quality appliances including 900 Delonghi cooker.

The L shaped lounge and dining room is homely and boast timber floors, solid fuel heating and reverse cycle heating and cooling.

The home is also connected to solar power to keep the nasty electricity bills at bay.

A third bedroom would be an easy addition with the roofline already in place.

The well thought out horse property

1172377-HM07-15

STUNNING HOME ON 1 ACRE

3 bdrm B/V home with large backyard & rear lane access! Features:Large lounge,wood heater,large oven in kitchen,seperate shower room,outside entertaining area,2 car garage and new fencing.

Set in a central location!

FOR SALE $290,000 Contact Ray Wilkinson 0417 515 649

Lang Lang 35a Westernport Road - 5997 5599

1172834

1171504

Harcourts Warragul 1/66 Smith Street Warragul 03 5622 3333 www.warragul.harcourts.com.au

29-31 Princes Way Drouin Ph. 5625 3911 Fax. 5625 3933 Web. www.peterwilliamsre.com.au

Peaceful setting with Room for Horses

Warragul 86 Lovell Drive

147 Koo Wee Rup-Longwarry Road Longwarry

Envious Lifestyle That Could Be Yours Complete with heated in-ground swimming pool & spa, pool house with sauna/bar/ bathroom & toilet, AS Lodge floodlit synthetic tennis court, 4 car garage with cool room/ cellar, & light filled, open plan living areas. This 3 bed plus study, 2 bath residence boasts many extras that include caesar stone bench tops, modern kitchen with european appliances, hardwood timber floorboards, full climate control & theatre room.

Auction Saturday February 28 at 2.00pm View www.harcourts.com.au/VHW7225 Open Thursday at 5:00-6:00pm & Saturday at 11:00am-12:00pm Evan Broadbent P (03) 5622 3333 M 0438 379 151 E evan.broadbent@harcourts.com.au

www.harcourts.com.au

If Peace and Privacy is what you are after then look no further than this rare 5.9 acre parcel located within minutes of the Longwarry Township. The renovated hardiplank home offers 2 good size bedrooms, sensationally planned quality kitchen with an abundance of storage, L shaped lounge and dining room, solid fuel heating and reverse cycle heating and cooling, solar power and room to extend under roofline if need be. The package of this well thought out horse property is complete with 4 paddocks, holding yard, picturesque dam, quality stables, feed room & lock up workshop.

Inspection is sure to impress.

AUCTION Saturday 28th February at 11.00am Terms 10% deposit, balance 60/90 days Inspect Saturdays 11.30am-12.00pm Contact Elise Davidson 0419 380 183

We have used our best endeavours to ensure the information contained in this document is true and accurate, but accept no responsibility and disclaim all liabilities in respect to any errors, omissions, inaccuracies. Prospective purchasers.

Email. admin@peterwilliamsre.com.au

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CONSUMER FOCUS DRIVES ONLINE GROWTH FIRST National Real Estate has capped a year of revolutionary digital advances with a 350 per cent increase in organic traffic to its national website.

There has also been a 62 per cent surge in first-time customers, a lift in social media customer engagement of 192 per cent, and a national Facebook fan base soon to exceed 70,000.

A combination of strategic alliances, a new national website and an integrated social media strategy has extended the network’s leading edge, according to First National Real Estate Neilson Partners principal, Ross Neilson.

“Last February, First National Real Estate led the real estate industry in Australia with the launch of its mobile responsive website,” Mr Neilson said.

‘We addressed the need for customers with smartphones and tablet computers to

easily access our website and its property listings, but we also did something no other network had done; we introduced comprehensive content that answers the questions consumers are asking about real estate.

“Customers are searching for real estate information and properties for sale or lease in real time; while they’re commuting, when they’re delayed, and in their spare time.

“By putting their interests first, answering their questions, and making it even easier to view our listings, unique customer interactions have surged 182 per cent and our property views are running at record highs.”

First National Real Estate says an additional 12,000 first-time customers are visiting its national website every month, with its ‘Looking to Rent’ advisory

resources proving the most popular part of its site.

However, consumers are also showing strong interest in information about hobby and lifestyle farms as well as the website’s property investment sections.

International visits are also up, with resources about buying property in Australia also attracting a large amount of inquiry from England, the South Pacific, South East Asia, the United States, Canada, India and China.

Social media has played a contributing role in the growth of First National Real Estate’s profile, with more than two thirds of the network’s membership now directly engaging with customers through Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and, increasingly, Google+.

“Social media is now a legitimate

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customer service channel and our approach is making First National Real Estate Neilson Partners more accessible to a younger, tech savvy customer base in addition to our traditional customer base,” Mr Neilson said.

‘Some people still aren’t sure about social media but it has now been with us for 14 years, Facebook for 10 of those, and there are now billions of people who have never lived without it. More than that, the fastest rate of take-up is among 45 to 54-year-olds.

“Whether you use social media personally or not, it’s what’s coming over the hill and we believe we must take every step possible to ensure we’re using the medium properly to maintain the leading edge in real estate.”

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LOCATOR BOTANIC RIDGE

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Business Hours are: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm Sat & Sun 12pm-5pm

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CALL 03 9796 3944 www.profine.com.au

CRANBOURNE WEST

CLYDE NORTH

HIGHGROVE

BERWICK WATERS ESTATE

Cnr Berwick-Cranbourne Rd and Pattersons Rd, Clyde North Melway ref: 134 K7

Open 7 days: 11am - 5pm

149-150 Prendergast Avenue Cranbourne East Melway Ref: 134 E7 Open 7 days, 11.00am – 5.00 pm

9704 4088

03 9704 4030

56 - 60 Flowerbloom Crescent North Clyde

1800 444 447

www.highgrove.com.au

CRANBOURNE WEST

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Land Sales Centre Open daily from 11am to 5pm

Cnr Westernport Highway & Hall Road, Cranbourne West (Melway ref: 132 H5)

1 Settlers Run, Cranbourne South Melway ref: 133 C11

Sales Office Now Open 7 Days 12pm - 5pm

11 Red Maple Drive, Cranbourne West

PHONE: 5995 3223

9704 4087

www.ambrosialiving.com.au

CRANBOURNE EAST

LAND SALES AND INFORMATION CENTRE

SETTLERS RUN

PHONE 9785 6788

CLYDE NORTH

CASIANA GROVE ESTATE Open 7 days, 11.00am – 5.00pm

DROUIN

PARKS EDGE

LONGWARRY

CRYSTAL WATERS Only 30 minutes from Berwick Huge 1000m2 + Blocks Blocks from $145,000 House & Land packages available Land Sales Office Open Mon-Fri 9-5pm, Sat 9-11am 6 Victoria Street, Warragul

A B R E AT H O F F R E S H A I R

NEW TITLE RELEASE LAND SALE HOUSE & LAND FROM $290,000 TURN KEY

www.crystalwatersdrouin.com.au

PHONE 5940 9922

OFFICER

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AFFORDABLE BOUTIQUE LIVING Cardinia Road, Officer Melway ref: 215 C7

PHONE 1300 97 62 64 www.cardiniavillage.com.au

PAKENHAM

GRANDVUE NORTH SIDE

Princes Highway, Officer Melway 215 E4 Sales Office Open 7 Days 11am - 5pm

PHONE: 1300 737 851 www.grandvue.com.au

WARRAGUL

ASCOT

WATERFORD RISE

Located in the Heart of Pakenham * Leading home builders * Parks and wetlands * Walk to train and Town centre

27-29 Silkwood Drive Warragul Melway Ref: X912 V7 Open 7 days, 11.00am – 5.00pm

PH: 9684 8143 www.ascot.com.au

61 Racecourse Rd, Pakenham

9704 4040

NARRE WARREN SOUTH

KIMBERLEY DOWNS ESTATE STAGE 11B NOW SELLING, 1 TITLED LOT REMAINING, 605M2 WITH 16.5M FRONTAGE, $313,000 A quiet and secluded location The Kimberley Downs Land office is located at the corner of the Esplanade and Glasscocks Road Narre Warren South.

Land Office open by appointment For further details please go to www.kimberleydowns.com.au

TO ADVERTISE IN OUR DISPLAY HOME & LAND LOCATOR, PLEASE PHONE 5945 0666

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www.settlersrun.com.au

SELANDRA RISE

OR CONTACT MONIQUE 0419 119 719 Roger Davis Pty Ltd Suite 1, 624 Ferntree Gully Road Cnr Brandon Park Dve, Wheelers Hill

PHONE: 9560 5000

STONELEIGH ROAD, CRANBOURNE NORTH (MELWAY REF 130 K11) ON DISPLAY: The Cottesloe Mk 11 The Calandra - Open Soon

BERWICK WATERS FLOWERBLOOM CRESCENT CLYDE NORTH (MELWAY REF 131 C8) ON DISPLAY: Sat-Wed 12-5pm The Armadale The Beaumont The Palm Cove

CASIANA GROVE RED MAPLE DRIVE, CRANBOURNE (MELWAYS REF 133 B6) ON DISPLAY: Sat-Wed 12-5pm The Colorado The Esprit

TIMBERTOP ESTATE CLOVELLY WAY, OFFICER (MELWAY REF 214 E2) ON DISPLAY: Sat-Wed 12-5pm The Hampton The Cloverlea - Open Soon The Camberwell

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ALEX SCOTT & STAFF, PAKENHAM – 5941 1111 Pakenham 9/27 - 29 Princes Highway Pakenham 21 Superior Waters BARRY PLANT, BERWICK – 9707 1400 Berwick 13 Streeton Way Narre Warren 11 Madison Avenue Harkaway 69 - 75 King Road Berwick 10 Neill Street Narre Warren North 7 Angela Court Berwick 4 Cowper Rise Berwick 5 Jembecca Drive Harkaway 82 Baker Road Berwick 84 Quarry Hills Drive Berwick 36 Peel Street Berwick 8 Ridge Road Berwick 19A Scanlan Street Narre Warren 2/8 Victory Court Cranbourne North 7 Mickleham Drive BARRY PLANT, NARRE WARREN – 8794 6100 Narre Warren 128 Sweeney Drive Narre Warren 22 New Engalnd Way Narre Warren South 13 Langbourne Drive Narre Warren South 3 Oldhome Court Narre Warren South 14 Merriwee Grove Narre Warren 4 Keys court Narre Warren North 82 - 84 Drysdale Avenue Hallam 6 Eyebright Square Beaconsfield 586 O’Neil Road Beaconsfield 586 O’Neil Road Narre Warren 4 Keys court Narre Warren 22 New Engalnd Way Narre Warren North 82 - 84 Drysdale Avenue Hallam 6 Eyebright Square Narre Warren South 14 Merriwee Grove CHRIS PEAKE REAL ESTATE – 9707 5300 Berwick 54 Fairholme Boulevard Beaconsfield Upper 30 Stoney Creek Road Beaconsfield Upper 118 Yackatoon Road

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FIRST NATIONAL NEILSON PARTNERS, BERWICK – 9707 6000 Berwick 15 Lorne Court Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Beaconsfield Upper 572 Salisbury Road Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm FIRST NATIONAL NEILSON PARTNERS, NARRE WARREN – 9705 4888 Narre Warren 1/4 Denver Drive Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Narre Warren North 50 - 52 Hillsley Avenue Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Officer 128 Tivendale Road Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Narre Warren S 2 Provence Place Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Narre Warren South 7 Hyacinth Rise Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm FIRST NATIONAL NEILSON PARTNERS, PAKENHAM – 5941 4444 Pakenham 58 Barrington Drive Sat at 11.00am Pakenham 9/45 King Street Sat at 11.45am Pakenham 12 Superior Waters Sat at 12.00pm Bunyip 26 Wattletree Road Sat at 12.00pm Pakenham 16 Bluehills Boulevard Sat at 12.00pm Pakenham 10 Colonial Way Sat at 12.30pm Garfield Units 1, 4 &5/34 Railway Avenue Sat at 1.00pm Pakenham 37 Scarlet Crescent Sat at 1.15pm Pakenham 2/4 Jan Maree Court Sat at 2.00pm 2985 Gembrook - Launching Place Road Sat at 3.00pm Gembrook GRANT’S ESTATE AGENTS, BERWICK – 9707 5555 Berwick 12 Mirrabook Court Sat 10.00 - 10.30am Berwick 8 Jericho Court Sat 10.00 - 10.30am Narre Warren East 6 Cardinia Creek Road Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Cranbourne North 24 Sabel Drive Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Narre Warren 65 Kendall Drive Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Narre Warren 15 Sanctuary Rise Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Berwick 24 Sherman Court Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Clyde North 17 Brightstone Drive Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Berwick 22 Mittagong Court Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Berwick 38B Gardiner Street Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Narre Warren South 122 Harrington Drive Sat 12.30 - 1.00pm Berwick 33 Viewgrand Drive Sat 12.45 - 1.15pm Pakenham 51 Storey Drive Sat 1.30 - 2.00pm Berwick 19 Marlesford Drive Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Berwick 104 Bellevue Drive Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Berwick 46 Moondarra Drive Sat 1.30 - 2.00pm Endeavour Hills 87 Sydney Parkinson Drive Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm

GRANT’S ESTATE AGENTS, PAKENHAM – 5940 2555 Pakenham 11 Tangelo Terrace Koo Wee Rup 12 Townley Road Pakenham 33 Victory Drive Pakenham 27 Banjo Paterson Drive Narre Warren Sth 10 Lomandra Court Pakenham 21/37 King Street Officer 24 Olive Grove Officer 25 Officedale Road Pakenham 15 Dennis Avenue Berwick 22 Jameison Way Pakenham Upper 590 Gembrook Road Berwick 7 Stringybark Circuit Gembrook 255 Gembrook Road HARCOURTS, DROUIN – 5625 2877 Drouin 16 Grandview Close Warragul 25 Affleck Street Drouin 146 Shillinglaw Road Longwarry Unit 1/29 Oak Avenue Drouin Unit 1/1-3 Longwarry Road Drouin 7 Palm Square Drouin 118 Jackson Drive KAYE CHARLES, BEACONSFIELD – 9707 0111 Berwick 2/183 High St Berwick 11 Marbelia Drive Berwick Unit 2 & 3/3 Gamble Ave Beaconsfield 1 Chloe Court Cranbourne 12B Bundjil Crt Beaconsfield Upper 2 Sutherland Road LJ HOOKER Berwick 4/5 - 15 William Road Narre Warren 49 Saxonwood Drive Berwick 1/39 Lodge Crescent Narre Warren 5 Bunbury Avenue Berwick 10 Honey Court Berwick 29 Grand Arch Way Langwarrin 11 Leeds Place Beaconsfield 4 Ann Street

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GRANT’S ESTATE AGENTS, BERWICK – 9707 5555 Berwick 26 Jack William Way Sat 2.15 - 2.45pm Narre Warren 32 Honeyeater Drove Sat 3.00 - 3.30pm GRANT’S ESTATE AGENTS, NARRE WARREN – 9704 8899 Berwick 6 Heard Close Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm Carrum Downs 2/37 Broderick Road Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Cranbourne North 35 Kellett Street Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Cranbourne North 8 Celsius Drive Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Hallam 5/1 Young Road Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Hallam 96 B Princes Hwy Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Hallam 1 Landhill Court Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Hallam 32 Kilberry Crescent Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm Hampton Park 22 Dewpoint Crescent Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm Narre Warren 14 Sylvanwood Crescent Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Narre Warren 55 Norfolk Drive Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Narre Warren 8 Palmer Drive Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Narre Warren 2 Ohio Crescent Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Narre Warren 76 Fleetwood Drive Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm Narre Warren North 7 Tandderwen Court Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Narre Warren North 18 Crawley Road Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Narre Warren North 3 Grosvendor Close Sat 3.00 - 3.30pm Narre Warren South 64 Amberly Park Drive Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Narre Warren South 22 Halcyon Way Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm Narre Warren South 28 Grenfell Rise Sat 3.00 - 3.30pm Lyndhurst 52 Brookwater Parade Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Pakenham 69 Sandalwood Drive Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Pakenham 10 Natanya Drive Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Rowville 4 Tirhatuan Drive Sat 3.30 - 4.30pm GRANT’S ESTATE AGENTS, PAKENHAM – 5940 2555 Bunyip 95 Southbank Road Sat 10.00 - 10.30am Pakenham 15 Kingsdale Crescent Sat 10.30 - 11.00am Pakenham 24 Oaklands Way Sat 11.15 - 11.45am Pakenham 6 Johnsons Place Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Pakenham 25 Cunningham Crescent Sat 10.30 - 11.00am Garfield 6 Campbell Street Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Koo Wee Rup 230 Main Drain Road Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Garfield 17 Campbell Street Sat 11.45 - 12.15pm Pakenham 17 Shearwater Drive Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm

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CHRIS PEAKE REAL ESTATE – 9707 5300 Pakenham 7 Radiata Circuit Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Berwick 108 Brisbane Street Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Berwick 1 Marsh Way Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Pakenham 2 Smethusrt Avenue Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Beaconsfield Upper 99 Split Rock Road Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Cranbourne 10 Cemetine Terrace Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Beaconsfield 12 Tranquility Place Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Berwick 66 Marsh Grove Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Beaconsfield 21 South Hidden Valley Cct Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Beaconsfield 40 O’Neil Road Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm Berwick 42 Quarry Hills Drive Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm DONALDSON MARTIN & CO NARRE WARREN – 8794 1200 Berwick 55 Cheviot Avenue Sat 1.30 - 2pm Berwick 3/11 Wilson Street Sat 11 - 11.30am Narre Warren 4 Maldon Court Sat 1 - 1.30pm Beaconsfield 6/60 - 64 Wood Street Sat 2.30 - 3pm Cranbourne North 23 Hamilton Drive Sat 1 - 1.30pm EVIEW GROUP, SOUTH EAST – 8794 1200 Hallam 45 Marson Crescent Sat 11 - 11.30am Noble Park North 1 Lower Terrace Crescent Sat 11 - 11.30am Frankston 6 Nyora Close Sat 11.30 - 12pm Frankston 7 Nyora Close Sat 11.30 - 12pm Frankston 8 Nyora Close Sat 11.30 - 12pm Hampton Park 8 Harvey Court Sat 12 - 12.30pm Mount Martha 14 Kristian Court Sat 12.30 - 1pm Frankston 2/31 Kenilworth Ave Sat 12.30 - 1pm Cranbourne North 22 Kellett Street Sat 12.30 - 1pm Berwick 10 Yarrow Court Sat 12.30 - 1pm Narre Warren South 26a Taggerty Crescent Sat 1 - 1.30pm Berwick 25 Montpellier Drive Sat 2 - 2.30pm Berwick 60 Whistler Drive Sat 2.30 - 3pm Narre Warren South 4 Burleigh Drive Sat 3 - 3.30pm Hallam 39 Cornwall Street Sat 8 - 8.30pm FIRST NATIONAL NEILSON PARTNERS, BERWICK – 9707 6000 Berwick 5 Yaldara Drive Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Berwick 28 Bangalay Place Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Beaconsfield 34 Beaconhill Drive Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm

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Novel learning LEARNING for Life has been the Berwick Lodge Primary School’s motto since it opened in 1990 and it is as relevant today as then.

The programs reflect the changing learning needs of students and also the relationships between schools and the wider community.

For example, the whole school LOTE (Mandarin) program is designed to ensure that students have every opportunity to capitalise on the changing dynamic in this region.

Robotics, another current program has seen students from Berwick Lodge represent Australia internationally. The field of robotics is truly exciting and the future of humankind in many people’s opinions will be tied increasingly with robots as time passes.

On alternate years, senior students visit the partner school in Singapore, in recognition of the importance of providing students with a global education.

The school is finding better ways to engaging with its local community to deliver educationally on the promises made.

To this end, the school is partnering with local kindergartens in developing innovative bridging programs for pre-schoolers and supporting parents in developing their knowledge of early childhood learning.

Berwick Lodge Primary School principal Henry Grossek.

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Toddler-to-school programs are now well established at Berwick Lodge as are curriculum partnerships with secondary schools to ensure that students have the option of continuity of programs - robotics and LOTE (Mandarin) are two examples.

Most recently the school has developed a stunning commu-

nity garden, one which provides access to the wider community and reinforces genuine commitment to being a proactive community-focused school in the City of Casey.

Berwick Lodge Primary School is situated at 139 -147 Mansfield Street, Berwick, phone 9707 1766.

KAMBRYA฀COLLEGE 68฀Bemersyde฀Drive฀Berwick฀3806 Ph 9707 7600 Fax 9702 6277 kambrya.co@edumail.vic.gov.au www.kambryacollege.com

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School Tours Assistant Principal, Joanne Wastle will be available to conduct school tours every Friday at 11.30am No appointment necessary

Principal’s Message Year 7 Parent Information Evening - Tuesday 21 April 2015 - 6.30pm Additional Parent Information Sessions will run on Thursday 23 April at 6.30pm which will focus on the Special Programs on offer to prospective Year 7 students in the following areas: •฀Select฀Entry฀Accelerated฀Learning ฀฀฀(SEAL)฀Program •฀Athlete฀Development฀Program฀(ADP) •฀Kambrya฀Kitchen฀Master฀Class •฀Enhanced฀Music฀Program

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Kambrya College has established itself as a leading government school in Berwick. “Maximising the potential of each student” is our living motto. It is very much a school that has embedded a laser sharp focus on continuous improvement in all areas. The following points bring to light the most salient features of our College.

Teaching & Learning: Kambrya College can now draw on a substantial body of evidence to support the assertion that a quality learning environment is offered to all students.

Excellent VCE results continue to be achieved. We rank in the Principal Michael Muscat top 20-25% of government schools in Victoria.

Very high success rates in the VCAL program. Destination data shows that almost every student leaves the College with a valuable qualification.

NAPLAN data for students at Year 9 shows that the College adds value or learning growth at a rate greater than the State average in Literacy and Numeracy. Ongoing improvement is expected.

Other special features of the Learning Program include: •฀The฀High฀Achievers฀Program฀is฀established฀and฀lourishing฀at฀Years฀7฀to฀10.฀This฀will฀be฀progressively฀replaced฀by฀a DEECD approved Select Entry Accelerated Learning (SEAL) Program฀from฀2015.

•฀Three฀additional฀Special฀Programs฀will฀be฀on฀offer฀to฀Year฀7฀students฀in฀addition฀to฀the฀normal฀program ฀฀฀commencing฀in฀2016: Athlete Development Program (ADP) Kambrya Kitchen Master Class Enhanced Music Program •฀Three฀languages฀(Chinese,฀Japanese฀and฀German)฀as฀well฀as฀English฀as฀an฀Additional฀Language.฀Vibrant฀sister฀school ฀฀฀relationships฀have฀been฀set฀up฀with฀schools฀in฀Japan,฀Germany,฀China,฀South฀Africa฀and฀East฀Timor.

•฀Kambrya฀College฀is฀accredited฀to฀enrol฀International฀Students฀and฀has฀a฀vibrant฀International฀Program฀with฀enrolments ฀฀฀from฀China,฀Brunei,฀the฀Philippines,฀Sri฀Lanka฀and฀Germany.฀An฀Intensive฀English฀Language฀Program฀has also been implemented.

•฀The฀broad฀selection฀of฀Vocational฀Education฀Programs฀at฀the฀College,฀including: ฀฀฀nationally฀accredited฀training฀in฀Plumbing,฀Hair,฀Beauty,฀Sport฀and฀Recreation,฀Hospitality,฀and฀Automotive.

A Well-developed School Culture and Sense of Belonging: Our฀school฀culture฀grows฀out฀of฀our฀four฀College฀values:฀Respect,฀Integrity,฀Compassion฀and฀Achievement.฀These฀values฀ encapsulate the essence of our school. The four Vertical Sub Schools play a central role in the life of the College and students฀work฀with฀a฀consistent฀team฀of฀teachers฀while฀they฀are฀in฀Years฀7฀to฀10.฀Outstanding฀opportunities฀to฀develop฀ student฀leadership฀with฀around฀60฀leadership฀positions฀offered฀each฀year฀including: Further฀evidence฀that฀the฀general฀tone,฀processes฀and฀structures฀at฀Kambrya฀College฀are฀effective฀can฀be฀found฀in฀ the฀DEECD฀Student,฀Staff฀and฀Parent฀Opinion฀Survey.฀Over฀the฀past฀three฀years฀the฀College฀has฀received฀very฀positive฀ feedback in all areas of each survey.

While฀this฀evidence฀is฀most฀welcome,฀it฀is฀universally฀accepted฀that฀there฀is฀no฀room฀for฀complacency.฀All฀school฀data฀ is฀closely฀examined฀by฀the฀school฀community฀with฀a฀view฀to฀improving฀student฀learning,฀building฀teacher฀capacity฀and฀ refining school processes. The College actively seeks out the evidence based strategies and approaches that bring about improvement.฀Kambrya฀College฀is฀indeed,฀a฀vibrant฀learning฀community!

Thank you for your interest in our College.

Michael Muscat Principal

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Staying connected NAZARETH College is focused on providing students with a rich educational experience which delivers excellence in personalised learning.

To cater for the specific learning needs of boys and of girls, Nazareth provides single gender classes in Years 7 and 9 (and in Year 8 from 2016) in selected subjects, including English, maths, science and physical education.

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College expands over decades IN 1978, St Francis Xavier College opened its doors to the first intake of 75 students. Today, the college has grown into a three-campus educational institution with a combined enrolment of over 2500 students, a staff of over 300 and extensive state-of-the-art buildings.

As a Catholic regional college, St Francis Xavier College provides secondary education for students in the 10 surrounding parish primary schools.

They are St Michael’s Berwick, St Catherine’s Berwick, St Brigid’s Officer, Don Bosco Narre Warren, Mary MacKillop Narre Warren, Trinity Narre Warren South, St John’s Kooweerup, St James Nar Nar Goon, St Patrick’s Pakenham and St Clare’s Officer.

St Francis Xavier College also welcomes applications from students attending all local primary schools as per their enrolment policy.

The 2016 Year 7 information evening will be held at the St Francis Xavier College Hall at the Beaconsfield Campus on Wednesday 25 February 2015, commencing at 7.30pm.

This meeting will include information for both the Berwick and Officer campuses.

Tours of the college will be conducted at each of the three campuses, prior to the meeting, departing from outside reception at 5.30pm, 5.45pm, 6pm, 6.15pm and 6.30pm. Effective planning for 2016 makes it essential that applications be submitted by Friday 27 February, 2015.

For further information, contact St Francis Xavier College - Berwick, Beaconsfield and Officer on 9707 3111.

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BUSINESS SOUTH-EAST

Passion for jewellery A CRANBOURNE jeweller, which was the first store of its kind to open in the suburb more than 40 years ago, has just re-opened its doors.

South Gippsland Jewellers, which now lies in the Cranbourne Park complex, closed down for a short period of time for renovations.

However its doors are wide open once again and visitors to the store may just find it isn’t quite the same as before.

Owner Toni said it was time to embrace what was happening to the complex around them.

“We felt it was important for our store to have a major refurbishment to coincide with the new centre,” she said.

“We were shut down for a few weeks but are open just in time for Valentine’s Day.” South Gippsland Jewellers moved into the complex in 1980 and is now excited to announce a new logo, new furniture and a revamped store.

The store is also set to stock a unique diamond, the Passion Eight and Toni believes her store may be one of very few, possibly the only store to be able to offer the gem.

Cranbourne Park is currently undergoing major renovations and is set to welcome a number of new brands and stores to its complex.

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South Gippsland Jewellers has just reopened in Cranbourne Park.

Chef gives Tips to start mobile business away secrets FORMER chef and food critic Matthew Evans will share his knowledge and experience with guests to the first Casey-Cardinia business Breakfast for the year.

Now a Tasmanian smallholder, the man behind SBS Gourmet Farmer, now in its third season, will talk about how his strong passion for real food where the provenance is known and the producer valued, has encouraged him and become his real success.

The author of nine books will also discuss his other project, A Common Ground, which is a Tasmanian food-store that specialises in regional produce events.

The breakfast will run from 7am until 9am on Wednesday 11 March at the Cranbourne Racing Club, Grant Street, Cranbourne.

Tickets are $55 per person, or $700 for a table sponsorship. This includes tea and coffee upon arrival and a full breakfast.

To register, visit Try Booking to secure your place, but hurry registrations close Friday 6 March 2015.

WANTING to run a mobile business in the City of Casey?

Look no further.

The City of Casey will this month be holding a free information session to give some tips to the community on how to run a temporary food and drink business.

Mobile drink premises can now cater for almost every set of taste buds - from ice-cream and coffee, to tacos and pizza, there’s something for everyone.

The City of Casey is encouraging residents who want to start up their own mobile business to attend February’s open session, coordinated by council.

The event will provide information about relevant legislation and available assistance.

The food truck session will take place in Meeting Room 7 of the City of Casey Civic Centre in Narre Warren on Monday 16 Feb-

The City of Casey is holding a special information session this month on how to operate a mobile food truck. ruary, from 4.30pm.

Places are limited and bookings are essential. To book your

place or to find out more information, contact the City of Casey Customer Service on 9705 5200.

Race workers cross the finish line SANDOWN Racecourse’s garden and grounds workers clocked off for the final time last Friday.

On 15 January 34 workers at the Sandown and Caulfield tracks learnt that Melbourne Racing Club (MRC) would contract out their jobs from 1 February.

The announcement followed six months of enterprise bargaining agreement (EBA) negotiations.

Australian Workers Union (AWU) Victorian secretary Ben Davis said that the final eight employees at Sandown finished up on Friday.

“All 34 of them are so disenchanted and embittered that they don’t want to work there anymore,” he said.

“They feel that they can’t work there anymore. They’ve decided to move on.

“I’m deeply saddened by it, deeply troubled by it, but it’s their decision, it’s their working lives.”

Two workers had given more than 40 years’ service to the track and many more had 20-plus years under their belts.

“All this club thinks about is money, not the trauma and stress that they cause,” one worker said.

Another said that the MRC had offered a zero per cent pay rise over three years during negotiations “which basically equates to a pay cut”.

He said the MRC encouraged employees to apply for a job with the contractor.

“The pay will be half the money we’re earning now and the conditions won’t be the same,” he said.

“We fought for years to get these conditions and pay.”

An MRC spokesman said the decision followed a broader 18-month efficiency review to tackle rising losses in its racing business, which topped $6 million per annum in recent years.

He said MRC was forced to explore other options because the AWU made unreasonable demands.

- CASEY NEILL

Success over a coffee cup THOSE in need of a coffee and a chat about business need look no further than the City of Casey.

Casey Council will next week hold a special Coffee Club meeting where guest speaker, Leanne Sklavenitis, will provide her top tips on how to grow and market home grown businesses in 2015.

Ms Sklavenitis will share valuable tips and resources on what is needed to allow one’s business to prosper and reap the benefits.

Following the Coffee Club, Ms Sklavenitis will then run short roundtable discussion regarding how to take action on business goals.

The Home-Based Business Coffee Club is designed to provide the opportunity for home-based businesses to mix with other like-minded business owners.

The upcoming meeting will be held on Tuesday 17 February from 10am to 11.30am, at the Waterman Business Centre in Narre Warren.

Bookings are essential - to secure a place, contact Tom Zsolt on 9705 5189 or at tzsolt@casey.vic.gov.au.

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Entertainment �� Dining, what’s on, bands and more…

Berwick Show EVERYONE’S favourite event is back for 2015, with the Berwick Show to take place later this month.

-Akoonah Park, Princes Highway, Berwick, Saturday 21 February, from 9am to 9pm, and Sunday 22 February, from 9am to 5pm. Adults $20, Concession $15 and Children (10-15) $10, Children (under 10) free and Family (two adults, two children) $40.

Ramlegh Springs YOU can make your Sunday a productive one as Ramlegh Springs kicks off its ‘Sunday Funday’ festival this weekend in Clyde North. Cricket favourite Brad Hodge will make a star appearance at the first of the four events to meet fans, sign autographs and face some fast deliveries from the next generation’s cricketers.

The event won't be short of entertainment with backyard cricket, face painting, jumping castles and a free sausage sizzle.

Head down to Ramlegh Springs Sunday Funday from noon until 3pm on Sunday 15 February at the Ramlegh Springs sales office, Pattersons Road, Clyde North.

For more information, visit www. ramleghsprings.com.au, or contact Estate managers Trudi Kerr and Ted O’Grady from Oliver Hume on 9684 8144.

Narre Warren and District Family History Group THE Narre Warren and District Family History Group is holding a Beginning Your Family History workshop. The workshop will be held in the Meeting Room, Narre Warren Library, Overland Drive, Fountain Gate on 16 February 2015 at 7pm.There is a $5 charge for non-members. Further details from Wendy on 9704 7372.

Cranbourne Senior Citizens THE Cranbourne Senior Citizens Club will host its half yearly meeting this month.

All members are invited to the event which will be held on Thursday 19 February at 10.30am at the club on Codrington Drive.

Members are asked to make every effort to come along.

Tony Hodges and Paula Perdon with Big Sky Gideon at a previous Berwick Show. 94512 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS Valentine’s Day FEEL the love in the comfort of your own community this Valentine’s Day with an experience at an open air cinema at Wilson Botanic Park.

The activities will be endless this Saturday, with live music, performances and a screening of romantic comedy, Blended under the stars in the amphitheatre.

The entertainment will run from 6.30pm until 11pm, with the screening at 9pm.

Families can BYO picnic or pay a little extra for a picnic hamper to be provided.

Tickets are available from the Wilson Botanic Park Berwick Visitor Cen-

tre, 668 Princes Highway, Berwick, or you can phone 9707 5818. For more information, visit the Wilson Botanic Park Berwick webpage.

Casey Relay for Life RELAY for Life is a fun and moving overnight experience that raises vital funds for the Cancer Council’s research, prevention, information and support services.

- Akoonah Park, Berwick, Friday 13 March. For more information contact Michael McKenzie on 1300 656 585 or visit casey@relayforlife.org.au.

Art Space is open ONE of Casey’s new art spaces is getting set to host two exhibitions in one space as part of a new and excit-

Healing and growing event A PASSIONATE counsellor and healer who worked for many years in Berwick is returning to the suburb this month to hold a special community event.

Author Jen Irishu will hold a Heart Light Gathering for Earth Angels at the Berwick Leisure Centre this week, where she will run guests through a whole day of meditation, healing and sharing.

“You will be with spiritual people who understand you. They will not judge you. You will be accepted for who you are,” Ms Irishu said of this month’s event.

“You will be empowered and enlightened... you will leave the gathering feeling stronger and determined to continue as a warrior of light and love.”

Jen, who began her career as a medical receptionist, has now dedicated her life to helping others who come up against life’s many struggles.

Through her books Messages of Love, The Angel in my Dreams and The New Adventures of Angela and Eli, Jen has helped others rebuild their life in the same way she has.

“As I approached my forties, after a broken marriage, my psychic abilities began to escalate,” Ms Irishu said “Fortunately for me I landed a position working in a Medical Clinic as a receptionist, where all of the girls who also worked there were spiritually gifted in many areas, such as Reiki, massage, meditation and yoga.

“I had come home. All of those questions that I had been searching for were in one or another of their book shelves. I became a sponge.

“So began my Spiritual journey.”

ing council venture. The Civic Centre Art Space will host the artworks and mayor Mick Morland encourages the community to come along and experience local talent.

- Civic Centre Art Space, Casey Council offices, Narre Warren, until Friday 27 March.

Cranbourne Library book sale GRAB a bargain at the Friends of Cranbourne Library mega book sale this Saturday.

Great books for the whole family will be available anywhere from 50 cents to five dollars.

Get down to the Cranbourne Library on Saturday 14 February from 8.30am until 2pm.

The sale will take place in the Conference Rooms at the Casey Indoor Leisure Complex, 65 Berwick-Cranbourne Road.

Enter through Casey Radio doors on the main carpark next to the Cranbourne Library.

Marriott Waters Registration Day SPORTS fans head down to the Marriott Waters estate this weekend for you chance to get involved in a brand new club.

The registration and family fun day for the Lyndhurst Football Netball Club is on and organisers hope to see a huge crowd.

The fun will run from 10am until 2pm at the Marriott Waters Recreation Reserve, Boland Drive, Lyndhurst.

The registration day is open for both netballers and footballers, and visitors will also have the chance to meet the coaches, take part in games, and enjoy a sausage sizzle as well as other entertainment.

Blairlogie Harvest Day ENJOY a free day out with all the family this Sunday at Blairlogie’s Harvest Day. Everyone is invited to what is expected to be a fun-filled day, which will include the judging of a ‘grow a spud in a bucket competition’.

Other entertainment will include potato peeling competition, gumboot throwing, spud and spoon races and sack races.

Get along to Blairlogie on Sunday 15 January at 685 North Road, Cranbourne South, from 10am until 3pm.

Art in action ART appreciators are urged to get along to Wilson Botanic Park on Sunday 1 March to see members from the Berwick Artists Society in action. The artists will be painting scenes from the park, providing a wonderful chance for visitors to see how they translate the view in front of them on to paper.

In conjunction, Fiona Bilborough will also judge the works completed on this day at 5pm, with an award presentation at 6pm. Artists are also invited to exhibit one of their own artworks in an exhibition at the park for the week prior to the Paint in the Park Day.

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Ms Irishu then delved into the world of Tarot readings before picking up her own healing technique.

“No one is more surprised than I am about writing books... books to heal and grow from,” she said.

“When I sit on my computer for hour after hour, pouring out my heart and thoughts, praying that I may touch just one single life and heart with my often very difficult and challenging journey.

“I feel blessed to have been given my life’s lessons so I can show you; you are not alone in yours.”

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SC Guttering

PLUMBING & GASFITTING C317674-DJ19-5

• Servicing and repairs to • Change over heater fans cookers, heaters, leaking • Dishwasher installation Lic. No. 28657 hot water services.

• Blockages • Gas & water leaks WATER SAME DAY HOT EMENT • General plumbing SERVICE REPLACCTRIC GAS AND ELE • Tap repairs

Alite Plumbing & Gasfitting Pty Ltd Celebrating over 21 years of excellent service in and around the Casey / Cardinia / Dandenong & Surrounding Areas

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GAS APPLIANCE SPECIALISTS

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CHRIS

1077848-PJ8-13

BRETT GARDNER PLASTERING

C514133-TG10-7 C992860-KK50-11

MOBILE: 0409 253 269 BUS: 5629 2077 2m3 & 3m3 4m3 - 5m3 - 6m3

5m3, 6m3 7m3, 8m3, 9m3, 10m3, 12m3, 15m3, 20m3 All walk in bins

0409 232 286

Servicing Shire of Cardinia and the Berwick area

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CCTV SPECIALISTS Call now for a Free Quote David 0418 176 206 Home Security, Intercoms, Data & Telephone also available.

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Showroom by appointment

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Specialising in Lounge, Dining and Restoration Reliable and Professional Service

1800 183 567

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20% DISCOUNT

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P ATRON WINDOWS Offers full replacement service in timber and aluminium windows.

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Casey City Council (Council) gives notice under section 190 of the Local Government Act 1989 (Act) of its intention to enter into a Deed of Variation of Lease with Merinda Park Learning & Community Centre Inc in respect of the existing leased premises located at 141-147 Endeavour Drive Cranbourne North (the proposal).

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HYDRO JET BLOCKED DRAINS

1. Increase the existing leased area to include the area of the Reserve shown diagonally hatched on the plan below.

2. Use the increased leased area to locate a portable building to be used for the purposes normally associated with a Neighbourhood House.

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The purpose of the Deed of Variation will be to:

0418 131 374

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AAA AERIAL

ANTENNAS HIGH TREE

30% OFF THIS WEEK 0409 888 228

“Caring Family business” Since 1990 * Pruning & Removal of Trees & Shrubs * Stump Removal * Hedges ABN 20410687524 * Mulching & Mulch Sales * Full insurance Coverage

1021701-KG17-12

PENSIONER DISCOUNTS

INSTALLED TODAY

1300 361 979 0407 674 808

TREE SERVICE

FREE QUOTES

ANTENNA SPECIALIST

Free Quotes All Suburbs

Ph: 9764 2622 or 5944 4888 Richard or Kathrin Kruyt

C316291-KK18-5

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Oakfern Tree Care P/L Pruning Removal Stump Grinding

Phone Geoff 0418 340 825 Fully Insured

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FREE QUOTES!

0404 115 638 & 0403 083 559 www.mastertiling.net.au

1170421-CG04-15

All types of Tiling Wall and Floor, Commercial, Domestic Industrial. Specialising in Ceramic, Porcelain, Terracotta and Marble.

1173097-DJ07-15

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Projectors, DVD Recorders/Players, Home Theatre Systems

A person making a submission is entitled to request in the submission that the person wishes to appear in person, or be represented by a person specified in the submission, at a meeting of the Council (or of a committee determined by the Council) to be heard in support of the submission.

Ask About Our 25% Discount

Australian Government endorsed Installer

Advanced Audio Visual Repairs

The Chief Executive Officer Casey City Council PO Box 1000 NARRE WARREN 3805

C877313-JM50-10

CALL OUT FEE $0

A person may make a submission on the proposal. Any person proposing to make a submission under section 223 of the Act must do so by the close of business on Friday 13 March 2015.

All submissions will be considered in accordance with section 223 of the Act. Submissions should be addressed to the Chief Executive Officer, and can be hand delivered to Council's Office at Magid Drive Narre Warren or posted to the following address:

C1033281-KK23-12

DIGITAL ANTENNAS POINTS & BOOSTERS INSTALLED TODAY

Please contact Ms R Pugin on 9705 5200 for any further information on the proposed lease.

Mike Tyler Chief Executive Officer

www.casey.vic.gov.au FREE CLEAN FILL, Wa ted clea fill site, south easter area. Da s, gullies, paddocks, filled a d levelled, o charge.

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General Classifieds EARTH MOVING EQUIPMENT For hire. Dozers and excavators.

Tractor Slashing available. Clean fill tips available. Call Wayne 0448 802 359.

ALL TREE WORKS Pruning, shaping, removals. Mulching/sales, free quotes. John 0401 623 500.

QUALITY TOP SOIL

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Beautician / Massage Therapist in Narre Warren Massage $40 for 1 hr Facials, Peels, Waxing, Tinting, Make-up, Microdermabrasion

V For Sale FURNITURE, blue three piece lounge suite and matching bed settee. Glass top dining table, round four round chairs, W/iron and cane. TV cabinet, Balinese style. Coffee table, round, glass and w/iron. Buffet. Dressing table. Fridge. Blanket box. All as new. No Delivery. $600ono. Call Val: 0448 381 762 LADDER, Kennet extension. 2.94.5 meters. GC. Housed undercover. $100. Berwick. ph: 9702 5589

Phone Susie 0418 566 120 Gift Certificates available

Clairvoyant Personal - Business Financial Issues

Virus/spyware removal, networking/internet sharing. Professional reliable techs.

9799-8884.

MULCHES & COMPOST

Computer

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$35 Metre Pakenham, Berwick

$37 metre

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27 Intrepid St, Berwick

NEED A HOUSE CLEANER?

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Yarra Valley Sawdust 5966 5705 or 9729 7782 SHED, light green colorbond, 2 windows, shelves, double door, 3.8W x 6L x 2.4H, buyer to dismantle, $560. 0405 444 696.

WHEELCHAIR, Sunrise Medical, 18", padded back and seat, self propelled. $150. Phone 0408 334 992.

WOODEN BUNKS No mattresses. Good condition $150. Phone 9702 0765 or 0431 289 918

Free pick up and delivery.

Prompt service.

Excellent quality.

Call Julie

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EXPERIENCED PROPERTY MANAGER – FULL TIME POSITION Peake Real Estate is an independently owned real estate agency situated in the South East Suburb of Berwick. Our mission is to establish lifetime relationships by providing professional and honest real estate services which produce better results for all our clients.

An exciting opportunity currently exists for an experienced property manager to join our team. You will be involved in all the facets of property management and providing a high level of service to our clients, responsible for the day to day running of the portfolio, including maintenance, inspections, arrears management, liaising with tenants and landlords. You will be working within a close knit team and will be required to support each other. We will provide ongoing internal and external training.

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Thursday, 12 February, 2015 Page 79

�� A sting in his tail...

Berwick boy Bubb stands tall Page 82

State Fields our best on two wheels

By JARROD POTTER IN A year already studded with success, Berwick cyclist Alana Field saved her greatest 2014 accolade for last.

Field, 14, was named the Cycling Victoria Victorian Junior Female Athlete of the Year at a ceremony held at Federation Square on Thursday.

With a list of accomplishments as long as her Felt bicycle or some of her impressive breakaways on the road, Field was humbled to receive the major award to highlight a sensational year on the track, road and hill climbing disciplines.

“So amazing - I didn’t expect to win it at the start of the year, but how hard you work is what you get,” Field said.

She earned herself national championships on the road - criterium and road race - in September up in Toowoomba and track national success in February at Sydney’s Dunc Gray Velodrome. To cap it off, she’s also a multiplestate champion on the road and the track to make her an extremely deserving choice for the accolade.

Crowning off her triple treat accomplishment, Field burst free of the peloton in the 2014 Cycling Australia Junior Mountain Climb Championships to storm up Mt Buffalo and take out the title.

“I think everything all together- being able to take out medals on track, road and the hill climb means a lot to me as it means I’m an all-rounder, so I’m pretty proud of that,” Field said.

“It’s pretty hard (to train for all disciplines), but Hilton Clarke, my coach, helps me a lot through it and gets me prepared for nationals every time.”

Recent success earned her gold medals at the Victorian Track Championships in the sprint, keirin and 500m time trial at the under-17 level where she has stepped up to the bigger gears to compete with the older athletes.

Her next challenge is the Australian National Track Championships held in Melbourne later this month where Field hopes to earn a medal in the 500m.

She wanted to thank her family, her coach Hilton Clarke and sponsor Felt Bicycles for their support.

Presented by UCI vice president Tracey Gaudry (right), Alana Field (left) was named the Picture: CON CHRONIS state's best junior female cyclist at a presentation on Thursday.

Triffitt fits the bill for footy A coaching first for SEFL

By DAVID NAGEL

By DAVID NAGEL AFL SOUTH EAST has locked in one of the final and most important pieces of its administrative structure with the announcement of Liz Triffitt as Operations Manager of the newly formed South East Football Netball League.

An experienced sports administrator, Triffitt has had a wide variety of roles across a number of sports and businesses; however it was her love of the football environment which led to setting her sights on the role.

In announcing the appointment, AFL South East Region General Manager Jeremy Bourke said; “Liz’s experience in organisational change, her knowledge of the region, clubs and operating systems are the perfect fit for the needs of the newly established SEFNL. “What impressed the interview panel, and what Liz will bring to the role, is a highly professional, organised and engaging approach.”

In 2009, Triffitt led the former Dandenong District Junior League clubs through the complex issues of the league at that time and successfully delivered the outcomes of the Future Directions Review Project for AFL Victoria; a project which led to the formation and current structure of the South East Juniors.

Her role involved leading clubs through the strategic planning process, a new governance structure, developing and implementing system and processes, budget management, establishing partnerships and the management of the league’s operations and staff.

Triffitt has more recently worked in local government and business, focused on project work which required the creation and implementation of strategies and structural change.

Liz Triffitt will bring a highly professional, organised and engaging approach to her new role as Operations Manager of the South East Football Netball League.

Picture: SUPPLIED Her most recent position (in which she is departing for the SEFNL) was with Little Athletics Victoria as their Competition, Events and Marketing Manager.

Triffitt, a former Beaconsfield Junior Football Club Secretary and Life Member of Casey Little Athletics, will commence her role on February 23 and be based at Casey Fields, working closely with AFL South East, South East Juniors, Casey Scorpions and the Melbourne FC in the venue’s administrative complex.

THE newly-formed South East Football League (SEFL) has appointed its first interleague coach with former Pakenham champion Michael ‘Jock’ Holland to lead the side against Sunraysia at Casey Fields on Saturday May 23.

A fervent supporter of the interleague concept as a player and coach, the 2009 Pakenham premiership leader was an assistant to Paul Kennedy with the MPNFL Sharks, before taking over the reins in 2012 and falling just short of taking the number-one ranking in the state from the mighty Goulburn Valley in a classic at Shepparton.

For the last two years Holland has had control of the Casey Cardinia league, with great wins over Wimmera in Horsham, and Bellarine at Simonds Stadium in Geelong taking the league to a ranking of 12.

A win over Sunraysia will see a representation of those nine former Casey Cardinia league clubs - now SEFL clubs - climb to what Holland believes is a justified top-10 ranking in Victoria.

“I know we have to keep winning to prove it, but I think we’re at least a top-10 league in the state, and with the better

Michael ‘Jock’ Holland, seen here with skipper Michael Collins after last year’s Casey Cardinia league win over Bellarine, will coach the South East Football League in its inaugural interleague campaign against Sunraysia at Casey Fields. 121069 Picture: SCOTT MEMERY players representing us, I think we’ll prove that,” he said ahead of last year’s clash with Bellarine.

The former tough-as-nails midfield ball-magnet will lead his side on a showcase day for the SEFNL, with the under-18s to take on Sunraysia at 11am,

Holland to have his boys fired up for a 2pm start, before the Casey Scorpions host Richmond in a VFL battle for the Casey-Cardinia Cup at 6pm.

The SEFNL netballers will also host Sunraysia at the Casey Fields netball courts on the same day.

Contact Star Sport with sport stories and results on phone 5945 0666, fax 5945 0777 or email: sport@starnewsgroup.com.au

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Eagles pick at Bears DDCA Turf 1 - Round 9 (day 2) ANOTHER outright victory, this time miraculously from a 99-run first innings tally, rocketed Cranbourne clear of the chasing pack in the race for DDCA finals.

PARKFIELD v CRANBOURNE WITH two innings completed on the first day, Cranbourne (6/173dec) was able to set the pace on Saturday in the only way it knows how through and over the boundary. The stand and deliver play from Te Ahu Davis (38) - two fours, three sixes Ben Maroney (33) - five fours and a six - and captain Steven Spoljaric (28 not out) - six fours - left the Bears sore and sorry after the opening salvo, despite the best efforts of Nilochana Perera (3/61) and Shane Bell (2/70).

Taking only 41 overs to flog a whopping 225-run lead, Spoljaric sent his troops back in to his former clubrooms at Dunblane Reserve in order to hunt down outright win number three this season.

Despite a gallant knock from Perera (72), the rest of the Bears’ cove crumbled under pressure from

Steven Miller (4/24) - promoted from Turf 3 this round - and Martin Kelly (2/23). Perera would hole out to Davis off Miller at 6/145 and from there on it was a matter of when, not if, Cranbourne would snare the maximum triumph.

The win gives the Eagles an eight-point lead atop the DDCA Turf 1 table before its first versus second showdown against Springvale South this round. Parkfield sits 10 points out of the final four and will need a miracle from here to have a chance at defending their 2013/14 premiership.

HEINZ SOUTHERN DISTRICTS v BERWICK KEEPING their season alive, the Cobras (9/367) easily chased down the Bears (156) on the back of a Matt Cox (114) century.

Needing to win to stay in touch with the top four, Heinz Southern Districts flew out of the gates to erase any Berwick hopes.

The early hiccups of last week, falling to 4/65, were removed instantly as Cox and Shehan Bandaranayake (53) put on 118 and most importantly, took the first innings

points. The Cobras batted on as the shadows lengthened with Cox pushing on to knock in his third Turf 1 century as he returned to the exceptional form from last season that earned him 557 runs at a whopping 55.7.

Cox would lose his stumps after an exceptional knock, bowled

by Jarrod Goodes (3/86), but not after adding another hundred with Michael Davies (99) - who joined the smack about as he walloped six boundaries and five huge sixes around Reedy Reserve.

Davies cost himself his third DDCA century - and what would have been his first in Turf 1 - after Goodes knocked over his castle.

Stumps finally arrived to save the Bears from any further horror, with Adam Watson (3/90) the only other Bear to significantly find the wicket column.

Seventh placed Berwick - only four points removed from third placed Mordialloc - heads to bottom-placed Coomoora this week while fourth placed Heinz Southern Districts has a do-or-die clash against sixth North Dandenong.

Famous three do Metro

HALLAM KALLORA PARK v COOMOORA GALLANT in defeat, Coomoora (166 and 1/75) didn’t just fold in the face of a whopping tally from Hallam Kalora Park (6/265). Led by Charith Fernando (48) and Saliya Saman (26), the real damage to the Hawks came from their own bowlers as they sprayed 30 extras in the 55-over innings. It would pose no real difference in the long term as Ben Hall (3/19), Will Whyte (2/19) and Amila Perera (2/41) took the visitors to task - causing a sevenwicket slump. The Kangaroos fell from 3/114 to dismissed for 166 in the blink of an eye and requiring another 99 to avoid outright defeat, were sent back in for Round 2.

This time around the Kangaroos held their own as Lance Baptist (40 not out) and Saman (25 not out) ensured the day’s play was reached without risk of another outright loss.

The win has Hallam Kalora Park sitting only percentage outside the top four before its clash with Mordialloc while Coomoora’s second last chance to earn some points this season comes against Berwick at home this round.

Te Ahu Davis was targetting the houses around Dunblane Reserve as he belted a quickfire 38 against Parkfield. 134248 Picture: JARROD POTTER

Swans can handle the Heat

By JARROD POTTER

THREE DDCA champions added another accolade to their summer with a representative win over the country rivals.

Dylan Quirk captained the Victorian Metropolitan Cricket Union (VMCU) representative team against the Victoria Country Cricket League (VCCL) under-21s on Sunday with the VMCU edging ahead in the final overs.

Alongside Hallam Kalora Park duo Jagveer Hayer and Jordan Hammond, Quirk led the VMCU onto the field to start proceedings after winning the toss and sending Victoria Country in to bat.

After opening the bowling with Lucas Wilson, Hammond opened his account with a sensational run out from the ropes before adding a second run out later in the innings to reduce the VCCL to 4/80.

Hayer would spin through the defences to push the VCCL further into crisis at 5/98 before a rescue act took the VCCL to 190 all out.

The final wicket was a run out... a fantastic direct hit once again snared by Hammond to finish with three run outs for a remarkable contribution from the field.

Captain Quirk would arrive at the crease at 2/28, com-

bining with Diamond Valley’s Natahn Chrimes (65) to add 50 for the partnership before he was run out attempting a quick single.

Chrimes succumbed after his match-saving half-ton at 5/141, leaving it up to the tail to wag to find the remaining 50.

Once again, Hammond proved the difference - this time with the bat as he emulated his efforts from the VMCU final against Diamond Valley CA last week.

Alongside spinner Ryan Eley, Hammond ran the winning singles to claim the gutsy fight back.

QUIZ NUMBER 1438

1. HOW many Olympic gold medals did Ian Thorpe win?

2. WHICH Englishman was the first footballer of any code to be knighted?

3. IN what sport did the USA win a record 63 games in the Olympics, stretching from 1936 to 1972?

4. IN what class of motor racing was Wayne Gardner crowned world champion in 1987?

5. WHICH US star set a world 200m breaststroke record at the 2012 Olympics?

6. WHICH English cricketer scored a record 197 first class centuries?

7. WHICH gruelling French sporting event lasts over 20 days?

8. WHICH New Zealand horse stormed home for a sensational victory in the 1983 Melbourne Cup? 9. WHICH Aussie sisters both swam the English Channel in 1991?

10. WHY does Captain Alan Shepherd hold a special place in golf history?

11. WHICH Aussie has scored the most consecutive ducks in Test cricket history?

12. WHICH tennis player ranked in the world’s top five for much of the 1980s never won Wimbledon ?

13. WHO was the Aussie tennis star who won both the Wimbledon singles and doubles crowns in 1970?

14. AFTER the reds, which ball has the least points value in snooker?

15. WHICH Aussie boxing champ stowed away on a boat to the United States during World War I? 16. WHICH Aussie swimmer held the world women’s 100 metres freestyle record for over a decade?

17. WHICH Swede won the 1979 Wimbledon title?

18. WHICH Aussie swimmer won silver in the women’s 200 metres butterfly at the 1984 Olympics?

19. WHO rode six English derby winners?

20. WHO has won the James Hardie 1000 the most number of times?

Victorian Premier Cricket Premier Round 16 (day 1) A MAIDEN milestone gave Casey-South Melbourne (287) a boost against Frankston-Peninsula.

Drip-by-drip the Swans started to push ahead of the Heat as Josh Holden (41) and Dan Watson (61) stabilised the top of the order.

As the sun started to bake AH Butler Oval, Casey-South Melbourne started to wilt; falling to 4/84 before Watson and the stellar debut centurion Devin Pollock (104) were brought together.

Pollock - in his first season in the top grade after switching from thirds and fourths in recent years - made the most of his early opportunities at number six to pile on the century in a 105-run stand with Watson.

The Yarragon youngster smashed through the likes of Jake Wood (2/58) and Bushranger Jon Holland (1/52) to knock in his first score of substance in the highest grade. The duo pillaged the Heat to turn the tables as they both struck the bad ball into and over the

Devin Pollock, pictured wicketkeeping against Prahran, piled on his maiden Premier Cricket century to push Casey-South Melbourne ahead against Frankston-Peninsula. 130848 Picture: JARROD POTTER boundary before Watson lost his pegs to Matthew Gapes (2/26), leaving the going up to Pollock.

With Shane Maggs (26), Pollock continued to punish the bad ball before he finally fell to Chris McCormick (2/38) after the resolute 160-ball century.

THE tough days in the field are not going away for Dandenong as Ringwood (5/341) piled on the pain at Shepley Oval.

With hot, windy conditions ideally favouring neither side, the Rams took the initiative first as captain Tom Stray (158 not out) smashed his best Premier Cricket tally.

The early strike from Justin Butterfield (1/67) was about the only joy the Panthers could muster as Stray cantered past the opposition’s attack.

Stray - in tandem with David King (44) - knocked in 79 for the second wicket before Dan Doran (1/64) - who enjoyed the gusty wind pushing across his off-spinners at the pavilion end - picked up his solitary wicket of the afternoon.

The pressure would only magnify from there for Dandenong as Stray and Ian Holland (90) put on the match-defining partnership - a Herculean 173run stand to all but sink Dandenong’s resolve on the first day.

Young paceman Adam McMaster (2/51) snared career best figures as he kept the ball up to Stray and Holland throughout the afternoon and eventually forced the false shot from Holland 10 shy of his century.

Stray was unbeaten at stumps and will resume on Saturday.

Junior Registration Day Sunday 15th February 11am to 2pm All players welcome from 6yrs to 18yrs Free sausage sizzle on the day

Also looking for players and coaches for all teams

All enquiries Craig 0416864429 or craigrobbo80@hotmail.com

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Howzat for a win!

By RUSSELL BENNETT

WEST GIPPSLAND CRICKET ASSOCIATION REVIEW - ROUND 12 (day 2) THERE’S still two rounds left before the finals, but we’re calling it; Cobras coach Jamie Smith delivered the biggest understatement of the season when talking about Merinda Park’s (77 and 4/117) astonishing reverse outright win over the hometown Upper Beaconsfield (98 and 94) on Saturday.

“Cricket is a funny old game,” he said.

Though, it’s hard to imagine the Maroons seeing the funny side of it - having bowled the Cobras out for just 77 in their first innings, yet still going on to somehow lose the game.

In all, there were 34 wickets taken for the game ... for a combined total of just 386 runs.

Upper Beaconsfield’s batting form this season has been as hard to read as a Sydney road map.

They made 223 against Tooradin in round six but that was sandwiched between two outright losses, managing totals of just 55 and 87 against Cardinia in round five, and 43 and 80 against Kooweerup in round seven.

They turned that around in round nine, recording a huge 10-wicket win over the Seagulls, and last round recorded another win over Emerald.

But as has been the way all season for the Maroons - their worst is never that far from their best.

With a finals position now secure, the Cobras need to carry their positive momentum into their next clash - at home against Tooradin.

But Smith knows how tough that challenge is. He said the round 13 clash would be a good dress rehearsal for a potential finals match-up, adding: “Whoever loses will finish fourth”.

Meanwhile, Saturday was a real drought-breaker for Seagulls skip-

Cobras quick Jess Mathers worked his magic with the ball against the Maroons on Saturday. 134173 Pictures: STEWART CHAMBERS per Tom Hussey. Prior to his side’s clash with Emerald, he was still the second highest run-scorer in Premier with 480 runs this season but he hadn’t scored a century since his epic 146 against Merinda Park in the 2012/13 grand final.

He’d made 12 scores above 40 across all competitions since, but hadn’t reaped a triple-figure reward.

But on a lightning fast home ground against a promising battery of Emerald seamers, Hussey made batting look effortless on the weekend - storming to 137 and leading from the front as Tooradin (5/311) chased down the visitors’ impressive 6/307.

The Gulls were always confident of victory, despite facing a chase of over 300. They knew how lightning fast the ground was playing, and the batting firepower at their disposal.

After dominating his opening partnership with Josh Lownds, Hussey combined with a 158-run stand with Michael Ralph (89).

Ralph’s innings was almost as chanceless as Hussey’s, until falling to one of the most bizarre dismissals of the season - out hit wicket swinging at a looping full toss outside off from Julian Scott. With his innings he became just the second player not named Avery, O’Hare or Hussey to score a half-century in Tooradin’s top flight this season (the other being Dylan Sutton with 65 in round five).

Ralph complements the aggression of the likes of Hussey, Avery, and Ben Mantel (28 not out) and his innings came at the perfect time for a Tooradin side still trying to clinch a top two spot. Emerald skipper A.J. Walker tried nine different bowl-

ers on Saturday, with Scott (2/37), Darcy Hellriegel (2/45) and Clinton Marsh (1/89) the wicket-takers.

Seamer Tom Baldock broke down with a hamstring injury in his seventh over.

In other WGCA Premier action, Cardinia (9/221) toppled last season’s grand final nemesis Kooweerup (218), and Pakenham (6/171) fought back from 5/13 to defeat Beaconsfield (158).

In District, Devon Meadows (210) had no answer for Cranbourne Meadows (9/331) and skipper Brent Murdoch, who smashed another ton; Lyndhurst Vikings (3/108 and 5/87) defeated Nar Nar Goon/Maryknoll (55 and 4/212); Clyde (191) got the better of Officer (149); and Pakenham Upper-Toomuc (5/121 and 4/89) won outright over St Francis Xavier (79 and 126).

Watching the grass grow on 50 years

By JARROD POTTER NOT many cricketers have notched up the milestone Dandenong West mainstay Ken Goodes has just celebrated.

Goodes, 66, was the man of honour at Greaves Reserve as he celebrated 50 years as a Bull, since making his way to Dandenong from Merino, near Hamilton, as a 15-yearold.

The young Goodes - who fancied himself as a bowling all-rounder - brought his bat down with his tools and wanted a game of cricket alongside his work as a builder’s labourer.

The club was pretty different back then - the pavilion was still some years off being built and the players would have to trek off to Jones Road after day’s play to grab a drink.

While the developments have gone on at the Dandenong District Cricket Association (DDCA) club - as the Bulls switched from matting, to malthoid and finally onto the turf wicket - Goodes has been the common denominator and he can’t think of anywhere better to be on a Saturday.

“Just love the club,” Goodes said.

“When I first came here, I just went over to old Arthur Baker and knocked on the door looking for a game of cricket and he said ‘come over here’ and here I am ... still here.

“Good people and you meet a lot of them, not only as team mates, but opposition as well.

“That’s one good thing about sport I reckon - you’ll always meet a lot of people if you get your kids into sport.”

His finest 50... Ken Goodes celebrates a half-century spent at Dandenong West Cricket Club. 134246 Picture: JARROD POTTER The highlight for Goodes - and many Bulls of that era - was the Turf 1 and Turf 2 joint premierships in 1985/86 where he captained the twos, a DDCA feat unlikely to be replicated again.

“The one that stands out a mile was in 1985/86 when we won Turf 1 and Turf 2 flags, that was probably the best one of all time as we didn’t really make the four that year,” Goodes said.

“We were fifth that year and Lyndale had points taken off because they played unregistered players.

“That was a big celebration - that was

back over in the old tin shed - that one stood out far and above everything else.”

He also looks back fondly on getting one over on Eddie Grace via Mankad - flicking the bails off at the non-striker’s end to take a narrow E-Grade victory after their opposition kept chirping at Goodes’ younger team mates.

His brothers - Peter and Wayne - also donned the Bulls’ cap as part of a half-century legacy of Goodes taking to Greaves Reserve.

Goodes wasn’t just a summer specialist as he was also an ardent footballer in the area - playing with Dandenong’s VFA thirds before switching to Beaconsfield and eventually Longwarry.

His best partnerships of all though is the 43 years he has been with his wife Gail - as they raised their four children Jason, Kristee, Nathan and Ryan at the club as Goodes’ better half used to score for the team.

Goodes’ son Jason, who is currently Dandenong West’s president, said his father has been the perfect clubman and cricket devotee, not just for the Bulls but for everyone across the DDCA. “He’s been a great role model, a perfect role model for me and he’s respected throughout the club and the whole DDCA,” Jason Goodes said.

“I don’t think he’s got an enemy in the world and there would be few people in the whole DDCA who haven’t had a beer with him at one stage or another.

“He’s just a down-to-earth good bloke who’d do anything for anyone.”

Just two runs in it

By JARROD POTTER INTERLEAGUE success greeted the Dandenong District Cricket Association, as the DDCA lads held on to a nail-biting two-run win against the South East Cricket Association (SECA) in a 40over match on Sunday.

Sent in by the SECA, the DDCA rallied around Mordialloc’s Damith Mapa Ralalage (41) and captain Steve Spoljaric (36) to start the innings off on the right track.

With some slogging from Spoljaric’s Cranbourne team mate Te Ahu Davis (25) at the death, the DDCA set 6/216 for SECA to hunt down at Mordialloc’s Ben Kavanagh Reserve.

With the sun baking the pitch rock solid, the runs were there for the taking as the SECA mounted a remarkable comeback.

With 59 needed off the final five overs - after Springvale South’s Ruwantha Kellepotha (4/32 off 8 overs) and Berwick’s Dushan Wickramarathna (2/38 off 8 overs) the SECA found its second wind and with it some lusty hitting.

Switching from a one-day to Twenty20 mindset, the SECA boys went along steadily and needed 28 off two overs, then 18 off the last over.

SECA punished 15 off the over and only a good save on the boundary, saving two, prevented a tie.

The DDCA would hold on to restrict SECA to 6/214 from their 40 overs to take the match and the bragging rights and with any luck, hope to maintain their winning ways next year if the interleague clash returns.

DDCA/Berwick paceman Dushan Wickramarathna fired off eight overs against the SECA in an interleague match.

134287 Picture: JARROD POTTER CRICKET SCOREBOARD

PREMIER CRICKET ROUND 16 - DAY 1 Frankston Peninsula 0/7 v CaseySouth Melbourne 287 (D.J. Pollock 104, D.J. Watson 61, J.D. Holden 41, J.R. Mockett 3/60).

Dandenong v Ringwood 5/341 (T.D. Stray 158*, I.G. Holland 90).

DDCA TURF 1 ROUND 9 Springvale South 7/181 (A.H. Staude 57, N.A. King 36) d Lyndale 170 (C. Thurston 40, Y. Kumara 4/44, R.P. Kellepotha 3/38).

North Dandenong 7/224dec (A. Blake 108, C. Millman 31*, C. McCartney 30, P.E. Atkinson 5/57) d Dandenong West 143 (A. Brannan 48, J. Andersen 5/38) and 7/102 (M. Collett 36).

Hallam Kalora Park 6/265cc (C.R. Booth 125, L.G. Booth 70, B.P. Hillard 32) d Coomoora 166 (C.S. Fernando 48, B.P. Hall 3/19) and 1/75cc (L.A. Baptist 40*).

Heinz Southern Districts 9/367 (M. Cox 114, M.D. Davies 99, S.D. Bandaranayake 53, M.J. Downe 36, J.W. Goodes 3/86, A.N. Watson 3/90) d Berwick 156 (D.T. Brown 76, R. Crawford 30, C.A. Van Estrop 4/26).

Mordialloc 290 (L. Kennedy 68, C. Athukorala 56, D.G. Mapa Ralalage 41, C. Tomkinson 34, L.P. Hoogenboom 4/41) d Buckley Ridges 96 (A. Dal 39, C. Athukorala 4/32) and 4/76.

Cranbourne 99 (J. Cleland 33, N. Perera 5/28, S. Bell 3/34) and 6/173dec (T. Davis 38, B. Maroney 33, B.J. Roscoe 32, S. Spoljaric 28*, N. Perera 3/61) d Parkfield 47 (S. Spoljaric 6/26, C.P. Kelly 4/18) and 170 (N. Perera 72, S.J. Miller 4/24, M.D. Kelly 2/23).

WGCA PREMIER ROUND 12 Cardinia 9/221 (L. Turner 62, D.

Glen 50, J. Bright 3/49) d Kooweerup 218 (C. Bright 38, M. Davey 36, D. Madushanka 35, C. O’Hara 33, N. Barfuss 4/43).

Tooradin 5/311 (T.J. Hussey 137, M. Ralph 89) d Emerald 6/307cc (A.J. Walker 88, J. Hanfi-Scott 59, T. Baldock 54*, M. Alenson 31, A. Cann 31).

Merinda Park 77 (S. Pitcher 4/13, C. McDonald 4/15) and 4/117 (A. Craddock 42) d Upper Beaconsfield 98 (C. Savage 27, J. Mathers 3/27) and 94 (J. Mathers 5/41).

Pakenham 6/171 (R. Lehman 63*, B. Welsh 60, C. Tout 3/36) d Beaconsfield 158 (S. Weerasinghe 36, R.D. Gault 29, R. Lehman 6/69).

DISTRICT Cranbourne Meadows 9/331cc (B. Murdoch 101, T. Smith 55, S. Murdoch 44, J. Emery 39, M. Floyd 5/91, A. Newstead 4/75) d Devon Meadows 210 (B. Hussey 39, L. Carroll 38, S. Matthews 3/23, G. Bradshaw 3/28).

Lyndhurst Vikings 3/108 (A. Bajwa 61) and 5/87 (A. Bailey 3/24) d NNG/Maryknoll 55 (A. Bajwa 5/12, H.A. Straughair 4/16) and 4/212dec (N. Bransgrove 81, J. Somers 37*, C. Lewis 35, D. Macdermid 30).

Clyde 191 (N. Miles 50, B.F. Birkhead 42, J. Abou-Jaber 33, A. Reid 4/43) d Officer 149 (S. White 30, N. Sadler 4/24, N. Miles 3/20).

Pakenham Upper/Toomuc 5/121dec (S. Clark 39, J.M. Noonan 29, B.T. Hunt 4/27) and 4/89 d SFX Old Collegians 79 (L.W. Gunton 4/25, N. Fairbank 3/21) and 126.

VSDCA SOUTH EAST 1ST XI ROUND 11 Endeavour Hills 9/297cc (T. Hafil 59, B.L. Swift 52, S.A. Vanderwert 47, Z. Allen 34, R.A. Saniga 30) v Moorabbin.

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Some new tricks

By JARROD POTTER DANDENONG versus... Dandenong?

The first match in an important pre-season was held Sunday morning as the Dandenong Stingrays took to Frankston Park for an intraclub match.

The TAC Cup team - on the hunt for a maiden TAC Cup premiership after falling over at the preliminary final stage in 2014 - is on the lookout for the next generation of Stingrays’ talent and fielded the intraclub match with first year and newly arrived players to test their mettle in a match situation.

The elder heads got to take the morning off... at least in the match itself. The likes of returning 19-year-olds and top agers - Daniel Capiron, Gach Nyuon, Jordan Freeman, Reece Piper, Thomas Jok and Tom Glen amongst others - were left to slug it out for a hard training session then down to the beach to cool off.

The real intra-club battle wasn’t for scoreboard supremacy, but to make an impact and leave a lasting impression on the coaches as cuts start soon to whittle down the final squad.

“It’s pretty tough, the first intraclub, but we thought it was a pretty good standard,” Dandenong coach Craig Black said.

“We were pretty happy with that and obviously with a lot of the senior players rested, all the kids we haven’t seen in game situations yet, gave them a bit more of an opportunity.”

Jayden Bubb greatly impressed in the intra-club, kicking goals and reeling in a number of strong leading marks. 134285 In a literal sense, 205cm basketball convert Jayden Bubb, 18, from Berwick, stood head and shoulders above his direct opponents. He proved a handful up forward and in the ruck as he slotted goals and led brilliantly from the square.

Devoted to football over basketball for the first time in a few years - after earning a ticket to the prestigious Basketball Without Borders Asia Camp last year - Bubb made the right impression on Black, who believes the towering talent’s enormous tank and good ground level skills should see him do well in his inaugural TAC Cup season.

“The idea was just to play him for a half - play him forward just because he hasn’t played footy for a long time,” Black said.

Soccer to kick off DANDENONG and Casey area soccer is about to kick off for 2015 with the inaugural matches scheduled for tilts at the FFA Cup. Drawing the lots for the first time this year, the Football Federation Victoria (FFV) allocated the inaugural rounds of the FFA Cup Preliminary Rounds - formerly known as the Dockerty Cup. The single-elimination tournament pits the best sides in Victoria off to find the best four in the state to head on to the FFA Cup Round of 32.

2014 FFA Cup Round of 16 finishers South Springvale will debut in the later rounds as will Greater Dandenong’s three NPL/NPL1 sides Dandenong Thunder, Dandenong City and Springvale White Eagles.

The first local team to start their FFA Cup campaign is Parkmore SC, with the Greater Dandenong based side set to play a qualifying round match against Sporting Carlton for a shot at the first round on Valentine’s Day - Saturday 14 February.

From there the remaining State League 4 and State League 5 teams from the south east will debut as they try to progress through to the later rounds of the cup.

FFA CUP PRELIMINARY ROUNDS SCHEDULE Qualification Round - 14 February Sporting Carlton (State 5 West) v Parkmore SC.

Round 1 - 21 February

Sandown Lions v Lyndale United. Dandenong Wolves v Bundoora United FC. Healesville SC / Keon Park v Springvale City. Harrisfield Hurricanes v Collingwood City. Casey Panthers v Noble Park SC. Sporting Carlton / Parkmore SC v Meadow Park Eagles. Hampton Park United v Bell Park SC. Chelsea FC v Dandenong South. Keysborough SC v Fawkner SC. Endeavour United SC v Maribyrnong Greens. White Star Dandenong v Upfield SC.

QUIZ NUMBER 1438 ANSWERS: 1. Five 2. Sir Stanley Matthews 3. Basketball 4. 500cc 5. Rebecca Soni 6.

Sir Jack Hobbs 7. The tour de France 8.

Kiwi 9. Susan and Lindy Maroney 10. He hit the first golf shot on the moon 11. Bob Holland 12. Ivan Lendl 13. John Newcombe 14. Yellow 15. Les Darcy 16. Dawn Fraser 17. Bjorn Borg 18. Karen Phillips 19. Lester Piggott 20. Peter Brock

Fleet-footed forward Cory Machaya impressed in Dandenong's first hit out - an intra-club match on Sunday. 134285 Pictures: JARROD POTTER “Give him that game-sense and we said ‘mate don’t lead’ and the first three times he led and marked the footy.

“Kicked a couple of goals and went to the ruck for five minutes here and tap work, it’s definitely very exciting to coach someone like that.”

Also standing out in the crowd was Cory Machaya - the Narre Warren livewire with a bag of tricks up forward.

“First time I’ve seen him play in a game situation but he was very exciting, especially in the first half when we played him close to goal... and he took the game on and was very unselfish in the forward line, so that was a really good sign,” Black said.

Dandenong’s next step in its preseason checklist is a practice match against Sandringham Dragons at Trevor Barker Beach Reserve on Sunday.

Parker goes on to play-off CARDINIA BEACONHILLS GOLF HITTING the links for the February Medal were 149 players, however it was Andrew Parker (7) who triumphed in the end, winning A Grade with a nett score of 65 on a count-back.

Tony Fry (12) won the B Grade with 65 nett while Arthur Bailey (17) won the C Grade with 66 nett on a count-back. A playoff for the February Medal will be held next month between Andrew Parker, Tony Fry and Warren Sutton.

Playing off a handicap of (13) John Black returned the best score in Sunday’s stableford competition, winning with 41 points to runner-up Mark Jensen-Schmidt (17) with 40 points.

MIDWEEK Tuesday’s par competition saw Graham Kelly (4) win the A Grade with +7 and John Freeman (35) win the B Grade with +9.

The first round of the Now with four Monthly Medals to her name Lee James Picture: SUPPLIED Grand Masters Championship was the February Medal winner. was held on Thursday with reigning champion Roy Solo- with 67 nett on count-back. day’s stableford competition mon (8) on the top of the lead- Playing off a handicap of 14, with an impressive 43 points. er board with the best gross Dave Werner won the B Grade LADIES score of 76. William Graham with 67 nett also count-back Lee James (24) has just (15) returned the best nett and Geoff Verhagen (30) won won her fourth Monthly Medthe C Grade with 60 nett. score leading with 67 nett.

Playing off a handicap of al after winning Wednesday Thursday’s members competition saw Matt Van der 18, Romney Whitchurch re- Stroke Monthly Medal event Kraan (6) win the A Grade turned the best score in Fri- with a nett score of 71.

A Jekyll and Hyde behind the curls NARRE WARREN BOWLS DIVISION 1 PLAYING away at Burden Park the side is like ‘the little girl with the curl’ - when they are good they are very good… but when they are off their game they are horrible. With a chance of improving their position before the finals, they let themselves down again only winning one rink going down 77/94.

A big improvement will be required in the remaining two games. Karen Murray, Keith Mark, Rod Lane and Ian Brotherton lost 21/23. Wilma Haringsma, Paul O’Day, Wilma Stevenson and Iain Stevenson lost 18/20.

Shirley Bell, Janis Dukats, Erik Luyters and Neville Bradley won 26/18. While Ernesto Vergara, Andy Kidd, Jimmy Millar and Jeff Parker lost 12/33.

DIVISION 3 PLAYING at home against Cardinia Waters, Division 3 once again showed some good form with three rinks up and a good 88/69 win against a top-four opponent. That’s another step towards avoiding relegation, moving them into seventh place on the ladder. Glen Cadman, Reg Young, Stan Robinson and John Heathcote won 31/16. Carl Lapham, Ray Pigdon, Geoff Miller and Reg Johnstone won 23/16. Michael Graham, Fred Fox, Arthur Scheurer and Greg Cowan won 18/13. While G. Cadman, Luka Klarica, Graham Dodd, Kerry Davis and Norm Hosmer also won 24/16.

DIVISION 7 DIVISION 7 playing at home to Dandenong Club had a hard-fought win by just nine shots 75/66, and were lucky to hold on for the points to maintain their spot on top of the ladder. With only one rink up and one rink square after leading all day disappointed at not holding on for a win Phil Howard, Gail Bowman, Ethel VanMaanen and Micki Horton drew 18/18. Len O’Brien, Steve Boyd, Peter Castricum and John Green won 25/11.

Travis Moore, Jim Sheahan, Rick Hoare and Brian Fraser lost 15/16. And Arthur Fitt, Janice Moran, Mathew Fitt and Damian Brick also lost 17/21.

DIVISION 8 NARRE Warren played way to Dandenong City with six changes in a side that has been changing weekly. The selectors face the challenge of a rotation system to give as much experience to as many bowlers as possible. With only eight players each week it becomes a very difficult task. It has been a tough season for our fourth side with both rinks losing by 16 shots, 29/45. Helen McCarthy, Leo McGeary, Ern Rodrigues and Andy Tobler lost 12/22, while Zade Bulmer, Stan Bulmer, Peter Rouse and Peter Pater lost 17/23.

TUESDAY TUESDAY’S Division 1 played at home against Cardinia Waters and with all rinks up ran out winners 77/34 by 43 shots. What a difference a week makes after the 37 shot loss last week, a huge turnaround of 80 shots. It shows the inconsistency of the side this year - not being able to string wins together - but the side will remain in the top Division next season. Keith Mark, Judy Naughton, Jimmy Millar and Ian Brotherton won 29/7. Wilma Haringsma, Enid Gibb, Rod Lane and Eric Sydenham won 21/15. Shirley Bell, Andy Kidd, Wilma Stevenson and Iain Stevenson won 27/12.

Tuesday’s Division 3 had another disappointing day at Berwick with all three rinks losing for an overall score of 67/49. After some very good results early in the season the side has lost two of their last three games to drop to fourth on the ladder and must beat Pakenham next round to regain some confidence leading into the finals. Carl Lapham, Truus Henneman, Ethel Van Maanen and Micki Horton lost 15/22. Nancy Pugh, Pam Uren, Gary Gilchrist and Ray Pigdon lost 14/18. While Len O’Brien, Janice Moran, Andy Tobler and John Green lost 20/27.

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STORM, Traveller, 16ft, 2003 pop top, one owner, first reg 2005, double bed, full annexe and awning, electric brakes, towing equipment etc. EC. $16,500. 0409 417 713.

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