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■ Mum’s hope springs eternal on Michalski’s elbow, and visible with every shot he takes...

Indelible mark fort to rearrange the wedding, sadly Deb’s time drew to an end just 11 days before the rescheduled, special event.

“It was tough - spending the last Christmas with her and that stuff was really hard, and it still affects me now thinking about it,” Michalski said.

“Going to hospital at 2am and spending five hours there ... so I could spend time with her.

“It was hard to fit so much in to just a few months, knowing there wasn’t long left.”

The Cavaliers’ guard knows it will be difficult to wear the Casey pink-jersey so soon after his mother’s death, but he’s proud to suit up and pay tribute on Deb’s most cherished basketball day.

“I think it’s going to be tough more than anything,” Michalski said.

“It’s going to mean a lot to her and me personally more than anything, but it’s definitely going to be tough - the hardest thing will be getting through before and after the match.

“The club has done a wonderful job in promoting it so far, so hopefully there’s a big turnout in her honour.

“She especially liked seeing me play basketball from a young age and having a whole game or event named after her was a big deal to her and it meant a lot to her.”

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THROUGH every shot he will ever take, Stephen Michalski knows his mother his greatest fan in a lifelong basketball journey - will always be at his side.

On his right forearm, nestled in a nearly completed tattoo sleeve, there’s one piece of ink that means the most to the 24-year-old from Narre Warren South.

A small, pink ribbon flowing across his arm to spell out “hope”.

Every time he shoots a basket, you can see the tattoo, which serves as a humble memorial to Michalski’s mother Debra Margaret Spinks who died from breast cancer in January.

This year’s “Ballin’ for Breast Cancer” event - held on Saturday at Casey Indoor Leisure Centre, Cranbourne - will mean even more for Michalski as it will be the first Mother’s Day since Deb passed away.

The Casey Cavaliers’ community kept Michalski going through the trying offseason, as he went back-andforth between hospital and home to visit his mum twicea-day, while planning a wedding with his beloved Gabie.

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Community News New Lynbrook Community Centre now open!

The exciting new, integrated Lynbrook Community Centre is now open and ready for business – and everyone is invited to visit!

The $4.5 million facility offers a variety of modern spaces suitable for a range of uses by residents, community groups, small or home-based local businesses and not-for-profit organisations.

The centre features multiple meeting spaces, training rooms, consulting rooms, a large multi-purpose hall (which can be divided), a commercial kitchen and large outdoor deck for community use.

Council is running tours of the centre at 4.00 pm Monday to Friday and 1.00 pm on Saturday and Sunday, until Friday 29 May 2015, so people can check out the spaces available and see how they can be used for different programs, services, activities and events.

Tours can also be booked by appointment at a time to suit you and your group. Please contact Council’s Customer Service on 9705 5200 to arrange a tour.

The Lynbrook Community Centre will be officially opened by the Mayor, Cr Mick Morland at a community event on Saturday 30 May 2015 at 10.00 am.

The community is invited to the official opening and can enjoy FREE entertainment and a sausage sizzle to celebrate this much needed addition to the vibrant Lynbrook community.

The centre is located at the corner of Lynbrook Boulevard and Harris Street.

Further details can be found at www.casey.vic.gov.au/lynbrookcommunitycentre.

Reopening of bridge crossing at Fox Road, Narre Warren North

Applications for 2015 Casey Cardinia Business Awards closing soon

The City of Casey is advising residents that the Fox Road bridge is scheduled to reopen on Monday 18 May 2015.

There’s still time to enter the 2015 Casey Cardinia Business Awards before applications close at 5.00 pm on Friday 15 May 2015.

The repair works to the Fox Road bridge are currently being completed. The onset of wet weather has slowed the progress of works as Council’s contractor has needed to pump a large pipe under the bridge each day before undertaking repairs.

The awards, which comprise of 12 categories, the Casey Cardinia Business of the Year award and the People’s Choice Award, recognise the best of the best in business across the region.

Community safety has been a priority throughout these works. Council is committed to ensuring the bridge is completely safe before it being reopened.

Council apologises for any inconvenience and thanks you for your patience.

Have your say: MetroAccess Community Building The City of Casey is calling on individuals and organisations that provide support and services to people with disabilities to complete Council’s MetroAccess Community Building survey.

The MetroAccess Community Building Program, funded by the Department of Human Services (DHS), supports communities to develop new ways of including people with a disability in local community life.

The information gathered will assist Council in understanding and reducing barriers to enhance participation in community life for people with a disability. It will inform future planning to ensure that the needs of people with a disability are considered when developing and delivering programs, services, information and employment in Casey.

Complete the MetroAccess survey online at www.casey.vic.gov.au/currentconsultations or for hard copies please contact Customer Service on 9705 5200.

Council’s annual Plant Giveaway is on again!

The City of Casey’s annual Plant Giveaway is back again this year, where each household can claim two FREE Indigenous plants for their garden.

The awards are a great opportunity to promote your business and with $15,000 worth of cash and prizes on offer, there’s an added incentive to get your applications in.

Residents can visit Council’s pop-up stalls at Westfield Fountain Gate, Cranbourne Park Shopping Centre and Endeavour Hills Shopping Centre at designated times on Thursday 21, Friday 22 or Saturday 23 May 2015 to collect two Indigenous plants.

The application process in itself is very valuable as it provides an opportunity to reflect on and review your business and requires you to step back and strategically review your business and its future.

The Council-funded plant giveaway is part of the Growing a Green Web program, which aims to revegetate open spaces in Casey and encourage the community to join in environmental enhancement works.

For the first time members of the community can also nominate their favourite local business for the new People’s Choice Award, with the winner decided by popular vote by the public.

To claim two FREE Indigenous plants, bring proof of Casey residency such as a drivers licence or Council rates notice.

Applications for the 2015 Casey Cardinia Business Awards close at 5.00 pm on Friday 15 May 2015.

Winners will be announced at the Gala Awards Dinner on Thursday 20 October 2015.

For full details on the 2015 Casey Cardinia Business Awards and to apply online visit www.caseycardinia.com.au/businessawards.

The 2015 awards are proudly supported by media partner Star News Group and sponsored

by Commonwealth Bank, Pitcher Partners, Monash University, Telstra Business Centre Casey Cardinia and AJRecruitment.

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Residents can collect plants at Westfield Fountain Gate (Level 1 – near Ted’s Camera Store), Cranbourne Park Shopping Centre (Near Divine Results and Sweet Fun) and Endeavour Hills Shopping Centre (Near Dan Murphy’s and Westpac Bank) between 9.00 am and 5.00 pm on Thursday 21 and Friday 22 May 2015.

There will also be a stall at Westfield Fountain Gate and Cranbourne Park Shopping Centre from 9.00 am to 12.00 pm on Saturday 23 May 2015.

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Burglar behind bars

By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A CRANBOURNE North man has been jailed over “high-end burglaries”, including a $20,000 ransack that cleaned out a Lynbrook home.

Agim Abdi, 32, pleaded guilty in a court on Monday to stealing an array of items including passports, drivers’ licences, birth certificates, jewellery, business and personal mobile phones and laptops, a large TV and camera from the home on 5 August 2013.

An ice-using Abdi told a police interview soon after the crime that he “possibly could have committed the burglary and not remembered it”.

He told the interview he didn’t know the location of the stolen property - none of which has ever been recovered, Dandenong Magistrates’ Court was told.

Sen Const Buschgens said DNA evidence from a blood sample found

at a smashed window and on the ground at the home linked Abdi to the burglary.

In a separate incident in March 2013, Abdi was detained by members of the public in a Berwick residential street after stealing envelopes from home mailboxes as well as drivers’ licences and user manuals from two Nissan vehicles.

Abdi told police at the time he had just been collecting hard rubbish in the area.

Police found ice, morphine sulphate and diazepam in clear bags as well as pliers, bolt-cutters, latex gloves, bandana and screwdrivers on Abdi’s person, the court was told.

He was carrying bags containing suspected stolen items such as CDs, keys and handbags.

He also pleaded guilty to taking part in a commercial burglary in Jells Road, Wheelers Hill, in which two jaws-of-life and trade tools were stolen and loaded into a stolen Hilux

ute on 27 January this year.

He and two co-accused were arrested at the scene when their ute got tangled in a perimeter wire fence during their attempted escape.

Abdi was found with one gram of amphetamine on his person.

During a subsequent raid of Abdi’s house, Monash CIU detectives seized seven GPS devices, seven laptops, a silver watch, a City of Casey street sign, a passport and Crown Mahogany membership, personalised numberplates and a set of car and house keys.

He claimed to police he didn’t know the items were stolen; the seized drug paraphernalia was for personal ice-smoking.

Abdi’s lawyer told the court that the the accused’s offending was funding his ice habit of up to half a gram a day.

Abdi started using ice because he had felt lethargic in his construction

work; he now referred to it as “the devil”.

Magistrate Jack Vandersteen said Abdi - who had not complied with two recent community corrections orders since 2013 - would not get a third chance at a CCO. He noted the great inconvenience caused by the “high-end burglaries” such as replacing passports, drivers’ licences and birth certificates and the sentimental value of unrecovered jewellery.

He said Abdi’s loyal parents, who arrived with Abdi as Macedonian refugees in 1998, had already gone through a “massive amount to get you here”.

“Your parents are getting older, not younger. They don’t want to be spending their days watching their son in the dock.”

Abdi was jailed 14 months - with a five-month non-parole period - which included 56 days already served in remand.

Brave father saves family as wall falls

By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A FATHER was forced to hold up a falling wall in Cranbourne Park Shopping Centre so his wife and children could rush to safety.

Three people were taken to hospital by ambulance after the temporary wall collapsed inside the shopping centre around 12.30pm on Tuesday, and three others were treated on the scene, but everyone hurt is in a stable condition.

No-one had been trapped under the wall, despite earlier reports.

A man in his fifties was taken to Casey Hospital with a head injury, while a woman in her eighties was taken to Dandenong Hospital, also with an injury to her head.

A woman in her thirties, who just missed being hit by the collapsing wall, was transported to Frankston Hospital with a medical condition, but is stable.

It’s believed Tuesday’s strong winds caused roughly 50 metres of the temporary wall to fall, which had been set up in front of one of the stores still under construction at the newly refurbished shopping centre.

Rob Boon was walking towards K-Mart with his wife and kids, one a toddler in a pram, when the wall fell and he bore the brunt on his shoulders so his family could escape.

“I heard this massive crack and as I looked forward I saw the wall start to wave in the wind,” Rob said.

“You could hear four or five cracks as all the mounting points attached to the roof started to crack away.

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Daylight park robbery A YOUNG man and woman have been robbed in broad daylight in a Hampton Park reserve.

The two victims were walking through the Marjorie Eastick Reserve just before midday on Thursday 30 April when they were threatened by a man with a weapon who demanded their personal items.

The Caucasian man, who then fled on foot with their items towards Regans Road, is believed to be aged in his mid-twenties, had visible arm and leg tattoos and was wearing black shorts.

Gang attacks man A MAN was viciously set upon by a gang of 12 youths as he walked towards a 7-Eleven in Cranbourne.

The victim was approaching the petrol station at the corner of the South Gippsland Highway and Huon Park Road when the gang approached him and demanded his personal property.

One of the men then punched the victim on the side of the head, forcing him to the ground, where other offenders then kicked him.

The men stole the victim’s property and cash and fled the scene.

The victim sustained facial injuries in the attack.

The Embona taskforce is investigating the incident.

Armed offender injured in robbery ONE of five armed offenders who stormed a Cranbourne milk bar this month and got into a fight with the employee has come off second best.

The offender was taken to hospital after being injured in the altercation at the Clairmont Avenue milk bar, where property was damaged.

An ambulance attended the incident and several alleged offenders have been interviewed by police.

Trolley set ablaze Three people were rushed to hospital after a temporary wall collapsed at Cranbourne Park Shopping Centre on Tuesday. lurched out and started to come out.”

Rob saw a doctor after the incident to treat the pain he’d suffered in his shoulders and back but his family were unscathed.

“In the moment you go, gee I’ve got to hold this thing to stop it falling on people and protect my wife and kids, and afterward you go what actually happened?” he said.

“Some people were standing back shaking; my wife was in instant shock.

“Because of where I was standing I delayed it another second or too which was enough to get the Crews were called to clean up the fallen wall. kids out of the way.”

A GROUP of teenagers lit a trolley on fire in Cranbourne last month.

The three boys and a girl - all thought to be aged between 12 and 16 - lit the fire around 4pm on Wednesday 29 April at the corner of Bellarine Drive and Phoenix Avenue.

CFA crews attended the fire and police are encouraging any witnesses to come forward.

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Grassfires link probed

By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS

POLICE are investigating a series of grassfires in Cranbourne they believe are linked.

Three of the fires were all lit on Sunday 3 May at a reserve near The Arcade in Junction village, the first being reported at 8pm.

The second occurred nearby at 10.45pm, while the third was sighted in the same area around 11pm.

This month’s fires came after two other blazes were reported in February at the same location.

One was sighted around 8.30pm on Wednesday 25 February and the other was lit hours later around 12.30am.

A Holden Commodore ute, with no plates, was seen in the area at the time, and detectives have urged anyone with information to come forward.

SCHOOLS in the south-east have benefited from what State Treasurer Tim Pallas has labelled “the biggest education budget in Victoria’s history�.

Mr Pallas made mention in his 2015’16 budget speech on Tuesday of a Cranbourne Secondary College student who said: “I love school but these classrooms are absolutely disgusting�. “That’s about as sad as you get. “While opening her eyes to the world, she’s turning her gaze away. “That can’t happen here - not in our state, not in our schools.�

In the budget, Cranbourne Secondary College was allocated $1 million over two years for planning towards a $10 million upgrade.

The upgrade includes redeveloping its science and technology wing and new classrooms.

Hampton Park Primary School gets a $5 million upgrade of its administrative wing, art, library and computer rooms as well as a new science discovery centre.

Berwick Fields Primary School is also one of 62 state schools named for maintenance repairs and other upgrades.

The state’s “biggest increase in school funding� includes $178 million to help disadvantaged students go on school camps, get free eye tests and free breakfasts.

Mr Pallas said the government was also covering an $805 million federal shortfall in Gonski funding in 2016 and 2017.

Other budget announcements include $21 million for the final stage of the Thompsons Road duplication, and making good a $106 million state election pledge to upgrade Casey Hospital.

A new bus service between Cranbourne and Pearcedale was also announced, with more services and extended routes such as the 847 Berwick

Then ALP election candidates Collin Ross, Luke Donnellan, Judith Graley, Daniel Andrews and wife Catherine pledging the Casey Hospital upgrade last year. 130660 to Casey Central route stretching into the Glasscocks Road area.

Suburbs in Casey and Cardinia will share in a $50 million Interface Councils Infrastructure Fund covering 10 outersuburban councils.

The fund will be used for multi-purpose facilities, community centres, and playgrounds.

The Endeavour Hills precinct revamp has received $50,000 towards redesigning the town square and kiosk.

The government will also commit to 20 E-class trams and 21 VLocity regional carriages built at Bombardier’s factory in Dandenong as part of a $2 billion rolling-stock package.

It has also announced funding for a conventional signalling upgrade on the Cranbourne-Pakenham rail corridor.

Mr Pallas said the larger Casey Hospital - to be completed in five years -

would treat 12,000 more patients, perform 8000 more surgeries and support 500 more births.

Its new acute inpatient tower will include 96 extra beds, an intensive care unit and four operating theatres.

A $60 million elective surgery blitz across the state’s hospitals was also announced.

The Thompsons Road project, which duplicates two sections and seven kilometres of the arterial, is expected to be completed by June 2018.

The sections - between DandenongFrankston Road and South Gippsland Highway, and between Narre WarrenCranbourne and Clyde roads - are used by 24,000 vehicles a day.

The funds include design, environmental studies, traffic modelling, identifying underground services and property surveys.

Cranbourne MP Jude Perera said the duplication would be a “significant boost� for a “key freight and transport corridor�. “Labor started the duplication of this local main arterial, Labor is finishing the job.�

South Eastern Metropolitan Region MP Inga Peulich criticised the backending of funds for the Thompsons Road and Casey Hospital projects.

She said there was no construction money for the road in the next four years, and just $400,000 allocated to the hospital rebuild in 2015-’16.

Ms Peulich said the government failed to fund the removal of the Hallam Road level crossing over the next four years. “Labor was elected to remove level crossings, rebuild Casey Hospital and duplicate Thompsons Road, and today’s budget fails on all three counts.�

His prized guitar was plucked A CRANBOURNE West resident has had his prized guitar and amplifier worth $2000 stolen from his house.

The Gibson guitar and amp were taken from the Annand Close property between 3pm on Friday 1 and just after 1am on Saturday 2 May. It’s believed the offender forced entry into the house before making off with the items.

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Mehran Azami, 19, previously charged with four counts of possessing a prohibited weapon, was charged last Thursday with an extra 19 counts of importing prohibited weapons from a Chinese dealer including 27 tactical knives, 14 tasers disguised as mobile phones, and extendable batons.

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Cranbourne Police Sergeant Neil Herbert warned the community that officers were actively targeting drug users and

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“The drug ice is particularly dangerous and addictive, affecting the mental state of the user, often leading to aggression and violent offending,” he said.

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A MAN arrested in Hampton Park who was allegedly found with the drug ice in his car was already wanted by police on an outstanding warrant.

The car was intercepted by police in Parkland Avenue during a routine check on Thursday, 30 April around 12.30pm.

A police spokesperson said a search of the car found bags of what appeared to be the drug ice, a type of methamphetamine.

The officers soon discovered the man was already wanted on an outstanding warrant related to previous drug charges.

The man was charged with possession of a drug of depen-

Casey teenagers arrested in relation to the plot - 18-year-olds Harun Causevic and Sevdet Ramadan Besim.

Azami appeared in Melbourne Magistrates’ Court on Thursday 30 April and was remanded in custody to return in July.

Causevic and Besim, also in custody, applied for bail at Melbourne Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday, with a ruling expected on Friday.

They are due to return to court for a committal mention in August.

Police swooped on the Casey teenagers in morning raids on Saturday 18 April fol-

lowing a tip-off from British police.

A 200-strong joint state and federal police counterterrorism team executed seven search warrants in Narre Warren, Hampton Park, Hallam and Eumemmerring as part of Operation Rising.

Just 24 hours before Anzac Day, British police charged a 14-year-old UK boy with trying to incite beheadings and attacks on Australian Anzac Day commemoration services.

The teenager, who cannot be named for legal reasons, appeared at Westminster Magistrates’ Court in London last month and was denied bail.

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Not only do locals use this but on many occasions I have seen serious walkers making their way from the train station to walk through the magnificent Botanical Gardens.

Council has also had the trees pruned and mulched along the pathway and believe me the results are magnificent.

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SINCE new light was shed on special religious instruction (SRI) in July 2014, numerous principals across Casey dropped the volunteerrun program in their school.

Teachers, principals and volunteers’ roles were set out in amended ministerial direction papers which made it clear that principals had to offer parents the 30-minute class if an accredited and approved SRI instructor approached the school.

Principals could then decide based on the number of returned consent forms whether to run the program or not.

But assistant minister at St John’s Anglican Church in Cranbourne, Matt Scheffer said when he started with the church in January this year he was made aware by long-term parishioners and vicar, David Powys that SRI in Casey schools was nonexistent.

“There is virtually no SRI in the area and it would be really sad if a generation grew up thinking that Easter was about a bunny laying chocolate eggs and that Christmas was about a fat man coming down the chimney - it’s sort of sending a confusing message especially when Christmas has much deeper roots in the Christian tradition and story,”

Mr Scheffer said.

The St John’s Anglican Church will be running an after school program starting on Monday 27 April as an alternative to the SRI program in schools. The program will run from 3.30pm to 6pm and will include a snack for the children, games, craft, bible stories and songs.

The six-week, gold coin donation program is aimed at children from Prep to Grade 4, but Mr Scheffer said everyone was welcome.

Development and communications general manager at Access Ministries, Rob Ward said he expected to see some decline in SRI school run programs again in 2015.

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Donning beanie

Wearing beanies were, back, Cub Zaidyn Wilkins, Scout Tahlia Morgan, Venturer Kim Petterson, Rover Sam Morgan, front, brain cancer survivor Levi Wilkins and Joey Liam Elliot.

“He underwent quite toxic chemotherapy which required him to have his stem cells removed from his system and harvested,” Ms Wilkins said.

“Then they had to go back into his body once the chemo had finished.

“Then he underwent six weeks of intense radiation on the back of his head.”

He has been healthy since his third birthday is progressing through rehabilitation. The tumour affected his mobility, balance and co-ordination.

“He’s had a pretty tough start on life. It’s never ever phased him in the slightest,” Ms Wilkins said.

“He took all the needles and all the surgeries in his stride.”

Ms Wilkins said she felt Ms Bickmore’s pain but the response to her speech had warmed her heart.

“It’s a perfect catchphrase and I am so blown away with the epidemic that it’s started,” she said.

“We do need funding to help other kids like Levi.”

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They were heeding the call Gold Logie winner Carrie Bickmore made at Sunday’s award ceremony in a tribute to her late husband, who lost his battle with brain cancer.

The Project presenter put on a beanie while accepting her trophy and urged others to join her to raise awareness of the disease.

Levi Wilkins was reluctant to wear his beanie at the 2nd Springvale Scout Group tribute, telling his mum Teagan “I don’t need these anymore”.

The five-year-old has been cancer-free for two years and can’t wait to join his brother Zaidyn, 8, as a member of the group. Cub Scout leader Leanne Morgan said more than 45 youths and leaders took part and she’d “never been prouder”.

Levi was just over seven months old when he was diagnosed with medulloblastoma.

He’d missed milestones and had “a few quirks”.

“I took a perfectly healthy looking child to the ED at Monash. After some investigation he had fluid on the brain,” she said.

“It was caused by a seven centimetre tumour. It’s really hard to comprehend.

“It had basically taken up about three quarters of his skull cavity.”

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PURPLE balloons were tied to posts throughout Casey Fields on Sunday.

Purple was Maddy’s favourite colour.

Family, friends and wellwishers gathered on the weekend at the Cranbourne grounds to remember Maddison Murphy-West, the 20-year-old who was found dead in her Pakenham home in 2013.

The sun was shining on Casey Fields for the second annual Rally for Maddy where all funds raised will go towards the future and education of her three-year-old son, Noah.

Maddy was found dead at her Ahern Road home in Pakenham on 23 October 2013 and homicide squad detectives continue to investigate her death.

Last year’s anti-violence rally, which raised roughly $10,000, was organised after media reports emerged last year that Maddy was allegedly physically assaulted in the year before her mystery death.

So far $5000 had been raised from Sunday’s event.

Maddy’s mum, Paula, now has custody of Noah while also raising her own two-year-old son, Brydon.

“It’s so important and getting the word out there about domestic violence,” Paula said at the rally.

“She’d (Maddy) be in the middle of this all right, she would’ve helped with this if it was someone else.

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Kooweerup Secondary College student Jesse Fahey, 17, rolled his ankle on a family holiday in America in 2014.

After an X-ray he was told he had a severe sprain, but within six weeks his ankle had continued to swell.

On the Australia Day weekend after an MRI scan, Jesse was told he had an aggressive tumour in his right leg.

Five days later Jesse was diagnosed with osteosarcoma and had his right foot and ankle amputated on Tuesday 21 April after two rounds of chemotherapy.

“It was the longest five days of my life,” Jesse’s mother, Linda Fahey said.

“It took just three months from the diagnosis to the amputation, but he has had such a positive attitude throughout the whole ordeal,” Ms Fahey said.

“It was so lucky he hurt his ankle in America or else we wouldn’t have known,” she said.

With another four months of chemotherapy to come, Jesse said he was getting used to the wheelchair but can’t wait for his prosthetic leg.

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dress up day but we had $50 and $100 notes dropped in today and some kids brought in their pocket money, it’s just been beautiful,” she said.

Ms McDonough took the familiar Fahey family around to classrooms where students read out stories they had written about super heroes and what it means to be brave.

“Jesse had been saving up for a car for a while, and this will make a huge difference,” Ms Fahey said.

Jesse’s next challenge is learning how to walk with his prosthetic leg, but thanks to his super hero friends and teachers at Pearcedale Primary School he is on his way to driving again. To make a donation visit: http://www.gofundme.com/ s5wz7ns

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“He stopped driving from the pain and can’t start again without a modified car,” Ms Fahey said.

After attending Pearcedale Primary School with his younger brother Jayden, Jesse was blown away with the support and dollars raised towards getting a car.

“I want to buy a Nissan Skyline and have it modified with the money,” he said.

Acting principal Heidi McDonough raised about $700 in super hero themed badges.

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Quality Education In A Christian Environment Quality and care are the hallmarks of a Hillcrest education.

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New Independent School Rivercrest Christian College ofers an internationally renowned inquiry-based curriculum, that provides students with the opportunity to engage in learning experiences that are meaningful, signiicant and challenging, based on a irm biblical foundation.

Rivercrest aims to develop inquiring, knowledgeable and caring young people who help to create a better and more peaceful world through intercultural understanding and respect. Students are encouraged to become active, compassionate and lifelong learners.

Rivercrest, which opened in 2014, currently ofers classes from the 3 year old through to Year 2 with additional classes being added each year (e.g. Year 3 in 2016).

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DANCING in at ninth place on the world stage, Cranbourne’s own Irish dancing star, Callum McGregor says he has his mum to thank.

Hopping and stepping his way into the top 10 in the 15 to 16 age group at the Old Irish Dance Competitions held in Montreal last month, 16-yearold Callum a student at St Peter’s College, Cranbourne, said he had his sights set on next year.

“I came 20th in the world in 2010, and I’m going to compete in Glasgow again next year.”

With a dream of performing with the international Irish dancing phenomenon, Riverdance, Callum thanks his mum for never letting him slack off.

“If I had to pick out one person to thank first for helping me achieve this wonderful result, it would be my mum, she’s one of the three teachers that taught, and she made me a better dancer because she pushed me more than the other teachers,” Callum said.

Dancing from the age of three, Callum has won State Championships in his age group, eight times in a row.

Leading up to Montreal, Callum trained 12 hours a week and even more if he had spare time.

“I busked in the city leading up to worlds with my sister; we put some boards down and set up an i-pod dock,” Callum said.

With an Irish and Scottish heritage, Callum said Irish dancing had helped him in other areas of his life as well.

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Picture: CONTRIBUTED “You have to be super fit and it has helped me with my schooling, it makes my brain work more and helps with concentration,” he said.

Callum performed three dance routines on the world stage and said many people didn’t realise how popular the sport is.

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By LACHLAN MOORHEAD

NOSSAL HIGH SCHOOL - BERWICK An academically selective school for high achieving students in Years 9 - 12

Applications for enrolments in 2016 are now open Nossal High School is a co-educational Government Selective Entry School located on the grounds of Monash University in Berwick and provides an educationally enriched adult learning environment in a state of the art new facility.

Enrolment is through a common entrance exam on Saturday June 13, 2015. Applications to sit the entrance examination are made online by going to our website: www.nossalhs.vic.edu.au/about-nossal/enrolment Year 9 applications close on Friday May 15, 2015.

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MENTAL well-being is a topic that needs to be discussed regularly and openly, according to Narre Warren Lions Club president Lorraine Riches.

This is a big reason why Ms Riches helped organise a special information session on depression at the Casey council chambers last month in conjunction with the Narre Warren Lions Club and Beyondblue and supported by local and state politicians.

The Pakenham and Endeavour Hills Lions clubs, and the Berwick Lionesses also lent their support to the event.

It comes as Beyondblue and the Lions Clubs of Australia joined forces last year to create the Joining Hands initiative, a project which will focus on raising awareness around anxiety and depression.

The Casey event included presentations from guest speaker Tony Wynd, Monash Health representatives and Ms Riches herself - who reflected on her late mother’s battle with depression.

“I think it is very crucial, very vital, to get out there that you don’t have to be a health professional to get out and talk about it,” Ms Riches said after the event.

“The Federal Government organises R U OK day, but instead of just one day in September, let’s make it every day.”

Working as a nurse, Lorraine said she continually saw how depression and anxiety could leave victims helpless and not

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(Back) From left, Clinton de Poel, Judy Fahey, David Fahey.

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The gold coin donations raised from the event will all go towards Beyondblue.

The Narre Warren Lions getstogether on the fourth Thursday of the month at the Narre Warren Senior Citizens Centre

at 7.30pm. For more information, contact Ron on 0412 350 006 or Lorraine on 0450 806 744.

Those in need of immediate assistance or who need someone trustworthy to talk to can phone Lifeline on 131 114.

Home cooked goodness delivered to your home FINDING the time to cook a nutritious meal every night can often be challenging. Then you need to have a seemingly endless list of ideas to keep the meals ‘new’ and not ‘boring’.

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A couple who have taken advantage of the service Choice Fresh Meals offers are Jack and Mavis. Both 86, the couple decided to try out Choice Fresh Meals after Mavis had heard good reports from friends. “I belong to seniors and we began talking about meals one day and someone said they were using the “The main reason Company and we decided to we did it was that if give it a try”, Mavis said. “The main reason we did it was anything happens that if anything happens to to me, Jack would me, Jack would struggle to struggle to carry on carry on with preparing food. with preparing food.”

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“They have a Summer menu, Winter menu, Autumn menu, Spring menu and a Christmas menu as well, so it is very easy”. Apart from main evening meals, Jack and Mavis also take advantage of the dessert options three nights a week. “We have tried a few different services, but we are very happy with Choice Fresh Meals,” Mavis said. “It’s conveniently delivered to our home. They also now deliver fresh bread and milk.”

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By LACHLAN MOORHEAD POLICE Minister Wade Noonan has applauded the efforts of the Narre Warren PACER unit when he spoke exclusively to the News last week about law enforcement in the region.

During a visit to the Narre Warren station on Thursday, Mr Noonan met with members of the PACER team - which pairs police officers with psychiatric nurses - to discuss the effectiveness of the unit.

Since PACER was set up in Narre Warren in late 2011, it has seen more than 1500 cases.

“Critically, they’ve been able to divert about 80 per cent of those situations from the need to be transported to hospital,” Mr Noonan said.

“They are assessed on-site, wherever that may be, and with a mental health clinician there, advice has been provided, and referrals can be given,” he said.

“This is for non-acute based mental health care.

“Before a pacer model existed, police in a majority of cases would transport individuals to hospital and stay there for an average of two and half hours.”

The Narre Warren PACER unit operates seven days a week from 3pm to 11pm and covers the Southern Metro Division 3, which includes Springvale, Dandenong, Narre Warren, Berwick, Pakenham and Cranbourne.

Mr Noonan said the single Narre Warren PACER unit began as a trial and is now a permanent fixture.

Monash Health nurse Mick Rogers and Constable Tara Firth, both members of the Narre Warren Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS Police PACER unit. 138434 But he said the government would look to start-up PACER teams in all metropolitan and rural regions in Victoria before looking into the viability of setting up more teams in Narre Warren and providing additional funding.

Turning to other local issues, the minister applauded the policing of Anzac services in Melbourne’s south-east last weekend after three Casey teenagers were charged in relation to an alleged terrorist plot.

He said police would continue to build relationships with youth from all “settings.”

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“Police have, right across Melbourne and Victoria, a strong program of building relationships with people from all settings, including multicultural settings, and I think the state’s expectation is that will continue,” Mr Noonan said.

When asked about Casey Council’s push to have the Endeavour Hills station manned 24 hours a day, Mr Noonan said the decision lay ultimately with the police Commissioner.

“It’s not for politicians to determine when stations are opening or closing,” he said.

“When these matters are raised with the local member or me, the minister, we refer them to the Chief Commissioner.

“Police will police on intelligence and make a determination.”

In response to calls for a completely new police station in Clyde to be built, led by Casey councillor Amanda Stapledon among others, Mr Noonan said the government would work closely with police when investigating the potential need for a new facility.

He said the government wouldn’t “impose” stations on police that “may not be required.”

Indelible mark From page 1 Michalski’s BIG V coach Stewart Baird said Deb’s presence always energised the Cavaliers and her death rippled immeasurably throughout the south-east basketball community.

“It had a massive impact - you only had to see the list of condolences to know the club just loved her as a person and loves Steve as well,” Baird said.

“We all felt it - it really did hit a lot of people quite hard.

“We all appreciate what a significant illness it is and everyone has been touched by it in some way.”

Casey’s 2014 Mother’s Day event - spearheaded by Spinks - was a runaway success, raising over $6000 for the Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA).

In Spinks’ honour, the Cavaliers have ensured her legacy will live on every Mother’s Day at The Fortress.

The club has created the Deb Spinks Memorial MVP Trophy for the best Casey player from each team.

“This year ... we’ve struck the three trophies in her honour for the best player in each of the games, and it will bring even more meaning to the whole event,” Baird said.

Michalski wanted to thank the Cavaliers community for their continued support of his family through a difficult period.

“I’d like to thank everyone for their support - it means a great deal to myself personally, and I’m sure everyone else who has had a family encounter with breast cancer would appreciate it as well,” Michalski said.

Casey Cavaliers will host a triple-header on Saturday night from 4pm, as part of the Ballin’ for Breast Cancer event.

More information about the event can be found by searching for “Ballin’ for Breast Cancer 2015” on Facebook.

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Owner manager John Back, who has had extensive experience in retail, said there would be a grand opening on Saturday 9 May from 10am with free tea tasting and some nice surprises.

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THE launch of a new residential community is generally accompanied by a combination of anticipation, excitement and nerves.

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Any potential fears were misplaced, however, with impressive levels of interest in the first stage of this project which, upon completion, will feature more than 1000 homes.

The less than ideal weather conditions proved no deterrent to a steady stream of potential residents and the high levels of interest have continued.

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* Excellent Exposure of this busy Arterial * Allotments sizes from 1,391m2 to 2,543m2 * Priced from $350,000 * Commercial 2 Zone * Plus a super lot of 9,798m2 available by expression of interest * Located in the New Cranbourne North Commercial Precinct * Service Road Access via Thompsons Road * Land suitable for a variety of uses

CRANBOURNE

FOR SALE CRANBOURNE

$435,000 +GST CLYDE

(215066) Set on a little over 2.5 acres/1ha on a made road this one is a must see. With just some of this properties features: 4 bedroom solid brick quality built & designed family home.

Master with WIR & full ensuite. Bedrooms 2, 3 & 4 all with BIR’s. 3 zoned living areas featuring architectural exposed timber beams & home theatre. Open and very spacious alfresco area adjacent to kitchen with convenient servery.

Single bedroom granny flat with bathroom.

Plethora of shedding & yard space including a 13mX15m barn with high clearance. This property is well setup for someone looking for their very own piece of private paradise.

$3,350,000 15 ACRES OF UGZ, SET FOR DEVELOPMENT…

‘EVANS PARK” - CRANBOURNE’S NEWEST BUSINESS VILLAGE Lots from 1,065m² - 1,653m² • Priced from $235 per m² • Zoned Commercial 1, Commercial 2, & Mixed Use • Close to Train Station & Schools • Part of a Growing Community • 10 Minutes from the Monash & Eastlink

WORK & LIVE FROM HOME Victoria’s newest Residential Business address Bring working and home life together. Ground floor 158.87m² with office /showroom, first floor 152.62m². 2 bedroom,2 Bathroom ,single LU Garage,Balcony. Separate access for Home & office entry. Range of Facades, finishes and floor plans available. Variety of Home with Office or Warehouse floor plan combinations. For further information call Rick Lauretta

148 High Street, Cranbourne

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(215090) Located in the heart of Clyde and set for future development with suburbia right on the horizon is this great 15 acre horse hobby farm, surrounded by large horticultural properties and now just waiting for residential development, which is just around the corner.

With features such as; - 5 bedroom plus study brick veneer home.

- Master with full ensuite & WIR. - Bedrooms 2, 3, 4 & 5 with BIR’s &.

- Mains water & Mains gas. - Large barn.

- 6 Paddocks.

This property is well setup and would suit any investor just waiting for the residential zoning to come into play.

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(215112) Located in a quiet court location on approx. 702m² block of land.

Consisting of 3 bedrooms, separate lounge, kitchen meals, and gas appliances.

Outside there is a double carport with access to back yard. Currently leased on month by month basis at $288 per week. Call Rick Lauretta directly.

(215086) Immaculate both inside and out, one of only 3 on the block. Ducted heating plus split system heating & cooling & double glazed patio door, separate dining, well-appointed kitchen with under bench oven gas cook top and dishwasher, separate lounge with Led down lights. 2 generous sized bedrooms both with robes, pergola patio area and a lock up garage.

(215110) PRIME LOCATION, only minutes’ walk to the school, childcare, Bunnings & Safeway, 3 bedrooms, floating timber floors, timber kitchen with wall oven and gas cooking and gas heating, air conditioner, two way bathroom.

General 528m² approx. block plus double garage with extra entertaining storage area. Call Frank Barrett for all inspections.

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This beautifully presented town house is located in one of the best streets in the area. It’s got 3 large bedrooms, good size living, vogue bathroom, excellent kitchen with fantastic modern appliances. High ceilings (approximately 9 foot) and wonderful outdoor decking area overlying lovely garden. Be quick for this home!

(215005) 3 bedrooms plus study, approximately 7 years young. Two spacious living areas, with extensive ceramic tiling ducted heating, well-appointed kitchen with stainless steel under bench oven and gas cooktop, outdoors we have a decked patio area & double garage with auto door, all this and more within easy walking distance to schools and transport.

(215014) Modern 4 bedroom home in a prime location with walk in robes, ensuite to master, well-appointed kitchen with stainless steel appliances, dishwasher, family room, rumpus/theatre room, ducted heating & evaporative cooling. Decked BBQ area, double lock up remote garage & all on a 595m² landscaped block.

CRANBOURNE SOUTH

$839,000 TOORADIN

$519,500

5 BEDDER ON 5 ACRES (215109) Set on approx 5 acres, lots of potential and lots on offer. 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, formal sunken lounge and living area with built in bar. Unusual in design but has modern S/S kitchen appliances, heating and cooling. BBQ area/fernery & spa. Ample shedding, paddocks plus dam and double carport. Roll up your sleeves, work to be done, the worlds your oyster. Call today to book an inspection.

SPACE & LUXURY IN TOORADIN (215049) This beautifully presented property is established on a 1000m² block with huge tradesman shed 9mx8mx3.5m & extensive concreting area throughout.The home offers 4 bedrooms, ensuite, excellent kitchen with Smeg appliances, open plan living areas, ducted heating, evaporative cooling & massive outdoor pergola entertaining area. Double garage with internal access.

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(215069) Spacious 2 storey residence on a 512m² block at its best. 4 large bedrooms, ensuite, walk in robe to master & balcony. 3 living areas offering loads of space. Stylish and modern kitchen, stainless steel appliances. Outdoor entertaining area with a built in kitchen. Lots more on offer, come see for yourself. Call to inspect.

(215097) 4 large bedrooms, study and 2 big living areas. Well-designed kitchen with huge bench space. Master boasts separate ensuite and walk in robe. New carpet laid & freshly painted internally throughout. Sensational decking/pergola area. Enormous garage with side access to backyard. Be quick for this.

(215089) Approx. 5 years young on a 745m² block. 3 bdrs plus guest/cinema room with projector & 110 inch screen. Full ensuite to master bdrm, under bench oven, gas cook top & dishwasher plus lounge & family room.Video intercom with home network, air con. plus gas ducted heating & solar hot water. Fully secured yard plus merbau decked pergola patio & 3500 litre water tank with pump.

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“5 BEDROOM & SUBDIVISION POTENTIAL”

(215106) 1 acre with 2 paddocks. Spacious 4 bedrooms, master has an ENS (215113) Factory With Street Frontage, Industrial 1 Zone, 154 Square Metres (215111) 5 Bedrooms, full ensuite & robes to master, 2 living areas, large family and W.I.R. Formal lounge, living and rumpus room. Open plan kitchen meals (approx.), High Clearance Roller Door. Presently set up as a showroom. room with gas log coonara plus airco, timber kitchen with stainless steel oven, gas area with S/S appliances and W.I.P. Ample heating and cooling. Shed/garage plus For Further Details Contact:Frank Barrett. cooktop and dishwasher, huge pergola patio area, double garage plus off street a horse float shed.Your new rural lifestyle awaits plus it still has potential. Close parking.Approx. 1012m² with sub divisional potential subject to council approval. to all amenities, call now!

148 High Street, Cranbourne

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Beautifully renovated 4br home on 1/2 acre allotment/rural setting. 2 bath, 2 great-sized living areas. Solid fuel heating.

Decked entertaining area. Large shedding, plenty of space for boat/truck/trailer. Close to Drouin’s amenities.

For Sale $439,000 - $469,000 View www.harcourts.com.au/VDN24758 Open Saturday 10.45am - 11.15am Brad Boyde P 03 5625 2877 M 0400 775 388 E brad.boyde@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Drouin

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Concertina timber doors open to a fabulous outdoor alfresco BBQ meals area and function area. There is a superb hostess kitchen with a massive amount of cupboards and a large stainless steel cooking range, a large wood heater.

2 bathrooms 4 bedrooms. A double lock up garage with a drive through for a trailer or boat. A manicured front yard and north facing sitting spot. Beautifully fenced private and secure. Inspection highly recommended. Its stunning modern living and a white glove inspection.

ADDRESS: 43 Semaphore Street, Coronet Bay AUCTION: Saturday 30th May at 12 noon on site INSPECT: Sunday 3rd May at 1 to 1:30pm, Saturday 9th, 16th & 23rd at 12 to 12:30pm or by appointment AGENT: Lynn Pendergast 0458 780 023 Alex Scott & Staff Grantville 5678 8433

Peaceful & private, this impressive residence comprises a completely renovated, extended & modernised homestead built with careful attention to detail, comfort & design. Features:- Impressive entrance hall, 9 & 10ft ceilings, soaring French doors, solid fuel heating with stone mantles & zoned ducted heating / cooling. Stunning Craftsman built kitchen - Granite stone, Falcon stove & more; 4BR’s (opulent ensuite & WIR) + Studio/5th BR + Fully itted ofice; ~40sq URL; 5 Star Energy Rating; 5.76Acre Lifestyle retreat. Just 1hr to Melbourne. $790,000 Plus Buyers Internet ID: WG3460 View property and more details at www.sej.com.au

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SET on approximately five acres and loads to offer.

Welcome home to this spacious five-bedroom, double brick, two-bathroom residence offering ample living areas with a sunken formal lounge.

LIVING room with built-in bar. Unique design but very family friendly with modern kitchen stainless steel appliances, heating and cooling by split-system and Coonara.

Barbecue area fernery and spa. Ample shedding, three paddocks, double carport adjoined to the house. Plus a six-car garage fully lined with heater, toilet and sink.

Also another four-car garage. Needs a bit of TLC to bring back to the sparkle. Ring and book your private inspection today if you would like to live in the popular Cranbourne South pocket, close to all amenities.

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Tiled family rumpus plus huge formal lounge, master bedroom with full ensuite and spa bath to master plus double vanities.

Ex-display home quality, generous 630m² block plus double garage with auto door.

THE NEW HEART OF CASEY. Belmond on Clyde is now selling!

Belmond is the new residential land development designed to give residents something special - a sense of sanctuary. A place to escape the rat race and enjoy peaceful streets, a hilltop park and 3.7 hectares of open space, all nestled amongst rolling hills. With easy access to existing and future amenities, you’ll be able to enjoy peace and quiet with convenience. Stage One is now selling so claim your piece of sanctuary in the future heart of Casey. *Land price subject to change and availability

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BUSINESS SOUTH-EAST Staff from Highview Accounting Services celebrate their Casey Cardinia Business Awards 2014 Overall Winner victory. 129075

Time to glorify ventures CARDINIA and Casey businesses can put their hand up for recognition as the best in their fields.

Applications for this year’s Casey Cardinia Business Awards close at 5pm on Friday 15 May. Cardinia mayor Leticia Wilmot said the awards celebrated and developed businesses.

“The awards offer a chance to get recognised and rewarded for your hard work, innovation and contribution to the region,” she said.

Cr Wilmot said there’d already been some great applications.

“We would love to hear from more businesses of all sizes whose passion and commitment make our region such a unique place to live, work and employ,” she said.

She said members of the community could also nominate their favourite local business for the new People’s Choice Award.

Casey Mayor Mick Moreland said the awards were a great opportunity for businesses to promote

what they do.

“And with $15,000 worth of cash and prizes on offer, there’s an added incentive to get your applications in,” he said.

“The application process in itself is very valuable as it provides a wonderful opportunity to reflect on and review your businesses and requires you to step back and strategically review your business and its future.”

This year’s categories are People’s Choice Award; Casey Cardinia Business of the Year; Agriculture and Food; Business and Professional Services; Health, Education and Well-being; Home-based Business; Hospitality; Manufacturing; New Business; Retail; Social Enterprise; Tourism; Trades and Construction; and Environmental Sustainability.

Winners will be announced at the Gala Awards Dinner on Thursday 22 October.

Visit www.caseycardinia.com. au/businessawards to apply.

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By CASEY NEILL A HALLAM business is spending $3000 a month on internet access that the National Broadband Network could deliver for hundreds.

Wastech Engineering business systems co-ordinator David Elliott said connecting businesses should be the priority for NBN Co. “It really does put a big dampener on businesses, especially in this area,” he said.

“We have a CAD (computer-aided design) drawing department.

“We’re constantly sending and receiving drawings between customers and suppliers and ourselves so that we get the products right first time.”

Mr Elliott said uploading one 400mb file could take two hours with a standard connection.

“We can upload that file in about 10 minutes,” he said.

“An hour later the whole job is drawn, signed off, instead of having to wait days between revisions.

“It still allows us to connect to the internet as quickly as we need to, but that’s only because we’re spending a fortune to do so.”

His comments followed a report from Southern Melbourne Regional Development Australia (RDA) Committee and the Greater Dandenong, Kingston and Frankston councils released on 27 April.

It found slow internet was costing

business in the south east more than 1000 jobs and $8.4 million in yearly growth.

They are using the results to urge NBN Co to review its rollout priorities to industrial areas throughout the south east.

The report, based on a survey of 322 businesses that employ more than 6500 people, concluded that inadequate internet access was constraining innovation.

More than 70 per cent of respondents said their productivity would improve by up to 20 per cent if they were connected to high speed broadband.

More than 25 per cent would seriously consider relocating to access it and two thirds were unhappy with their current internet service.

Southern Melbourne RDA committee member Tony Lupton wants the report to change the narrative about NBN. “It’s not just about downloading movies,” he said.

Fellow member Lyndon Joss said NBN Co had to achieve connection targets and that domestic connections were easier and faster to complete.

“Businesses are not getting the connection they need and they’re suffering,” he said.

Mr Joss said some businesses were spending thousands of dollars - sometimes more than $20,000 - to install their own improved internet connections.

“They can’t wait any more because they can’t get any information about when it’ll go in,” he said.

A Wastech worker. 135238 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS An NBN Co spokesperson said the company’s goal was to make fast broadband available to all Australian homes and businesses by 2020.

“Economic and physical resource constraints prevent us connecting everyone at the same time,” a statement said.

“As a result, we must build the network in a systematic, efficient and cost effective manner.

“We are working hard to do this as quickly as possible and at least cost to Australians.

“Ultimately, nobody will miss out.”

View the full report at www.rdv.vic. gov.au/smrda.

‘Dil’ business proves far from dull

By CASEY NEILL NARRE Warren businesses, a Sri Lankan-born comedian and a Cantonese banquet combined this week.

The Narre Warren Region Business Group held a networking evening at Ming Palace in Narre Warren with Dilruk ‘Dil’ Jayasinha as their guest, fresh from a 22-show run at this year’s Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

“I only found out 10 months after I arrived here that dill is stupid in Australia,” Dil said.

Dil spoke about applying for work as an accountant following in the wake of an investigation that found resumes of applicants with foreign names fared better with ‘Aussie’ names attached.

He decided to be as Aussie as possible - quoting classic Aussie movie The Castle without having seen it was

the tip of the iceberg.

“I even dropped a strewth during an interview,” he said.

“They had such low expectations of me that I looked like a rock star.

“I was Susan Boyle.”

NWRBG acting president Ross Neilson said there were 18,000 businesses in Casey but NWRBG had only 35 financial members.

“We are trying to build up our membership,” he said.

“Spread the word and sign up people to come along.

“You do get business out of it.”

NWRBG grew from the Narre Warren Chamber of Commerce and now supports and represents businesses of all shapes and sizes from Narre Warren and surrounds.

Member Ray Keefe from Success-

The new Berwick Land Rover and Jaguar dealership.

Comedian Dilruk Jayasinha with Ross Neilson. 138660 ful Endeavours in Berwick said the group’s membership was from a diverse range of businesses.

“There are always interesting people in the room,” he said.

“It makes you think about what you’re doing through a different lens.”

Visit www.narrewarrenbusiness. com.au for more information.

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Kumon way is catching on A CHILD who happily starts homework without being asked is just a dream for many parents. But after Megan enrolled her daughter, Alicia, into the Kumon programme last year, that’s exactly what happens every day.

“I don’t even have to help her with her sums now,” Megan said.

“She does it herself and if she gets some wrong, I’ll go through it with her and then she will correct her own mistakes.”

Megan enrolled her daughter during the 2014 Kumon Free Trial.

Alicia is now in Year 1 and already learning maths concepts ahead of her grade level.

“After the first day of school, the teacher said to me that Alicia is fantastic at calculating maths,” Megan said.

“My children are just like any other child, but it just goes to show you, when you put in the effort, there are rewards. With Kumon, they’re learning to apply themselves and how to persevere.”

A two-week Kumon Free Trial is being held between 18-31 May. With Kumon centres in Cranbourne, Berwick, Narre Warren, Narre Warren South and Hampton Park, find the one closest to you by calling 1800 458 666. Free Trial registrations close 11 May and places are limited.

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Jaguar, Rover closer to home BERWICK is home to Australia’s newest Jaguar and Land Rover dealership.

The HFH Auto Group opened Land Rover Berwick on the corner of Princes Highway and Clyde Road on Friday 1 May. The family owned business has been around for almost 20 years and has five other dealerships.

Spokeswoman Fleur Draper said

dealership general manager James Bonnett and his team had more than 17 years’ experience in the auto industry.

Land Rover and Jaguar servicing as well as sales will be available from the site, which Ms Draper said was temporary.

“We have plans of expanding over the next few years,” she said.

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Students from Prep to Grade 6 burning some energy before a healthy start to their school day.

Pumped up for breakfast EXERCISE followed by a healthy breakfast is on the menu at Devon Meadows Primary School.

Forty five students from Prep to Grade 6 are a part of the school’s new breakfast club which is being held every Wednesday for the next five weeks.

Wednesday 22 April was the first time the school had run the breakfast club with a difference and assistant principal Brendan McDonough said he was more than pleased with the healthy lifestyle program.

“It starts at 8am with exercise activities that run for half an hour while parents and teachers start cooking toast

and getting breakfast ready,” he said.

Mr McDonough said the exercise is meant to be fun and activities include skipping, tiggy, dance and obstacle courses.

“The breakfast club was mother and school canteen volunteer Michelle Strotten’s idea,” Mr McDonough said.

Ms Strotten’s five children have all attended the school and over the past 15 years she has noticed many hungry students coming to the canteen during recess because they hadn’t eaten breakfast.

“Some parents said they couldn’t

get their child to eat breakfast or that they didn’t have enough time and once a child sees another child eating breakfast it can encourage them to eat, too,” she said.

Ms Strotten approached Mr McDonough with her breakfast club idea and they planned the six week lifestyle program, which will start up again in term four.

“I think even the teachers have noticed students’ concentration levels have improved and on the first day all the kids were so happy and smiling,” Ms Strotten said.

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What’s on Cooking with dad LEARN how to cook healthy meals with dad, spend some quality time together and strengthen family relationships while meeting other families and learning life skills as a team. The Cook it with Dad program is an opportunity for fathers and children to experience cooking together.

■ Selandra Family and Children’s Centre, 45 Haflinger Avenue, Clyde North, Saturday 21 February to Saturday 12 December, 10.30am to noon. Held every Saturday during school terms. Registration is essential. To register contact City of Casey on 9705 5200 or email dadsmatter@casey.vic.gov.au.

Annual plant giveaway THE City of Casey plant giveaway is for Casey ratepayers who can receive two free indigenous plants for the backyard. The council funded event is to help the community contribute to the council’s growing a green web program which aims to form a green network across the City of Casey.

■ Westfield Fountain Gate (outside Ted’s Camera Store) 352 Princes Highway, Narre Warren, on Thursday 21 May and Friday 22 May, 9am to 5pm. Must bring proof of Casey residency such as a driver's licence or council rates notice.

Netball clinics ASPIRING netballers can take their skills to the court with a term two netball clinics running every Thursday at the Cranbourne Indoor Sports for boys and girls aged seven and above.

Every Thursday from 5pm until 5.45pm. Cost is $15 per session or $12 for the full term. To register phone Mary on 5996 5411 and bring a friend to get one session free. Cranbourne Indoor Sports is located at 14 Smethurst Street, Cranbourne.

Mental health GROW is offering a unique 12 step recovery focused program to those suffering from stress, anxiety, depression and other emotional difficulties. Gold coin donation appreciated.

■ The Berwick Group meets at the Berwick

Neighbourhood Centre 112 High Street, Berwick, Wednesdays at 10am. Contact the GROW Community Centre on 1800 558 268 or visit www.grow.net.au for more information.

drinks and snacks are provided. The bus tour will depart and return to the City of Casey Civic Centre. Participants must be over 18 to attend.

■ 20 Magid Drive, Narre Warren, Tuesday 12 May, 9am to 4.30pm.

Indoor bowls ENJOY an indoor full size regulation bowls day with all bowls supplied and coaching for beginners along with a cup of tea afterward.

■ Casey Indoor Sports Centre, 65 BerwickCranbourne Road. Friday mornings 10am to noon. No charge on first day. Phone Ron on 5990 9048 or 0411 126 946 for more details.

Bowls and bingo HALLAM Senior Citizens Centre is open Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday and offer carpet bowls, bingo, games, club room events and day tours. New members are welcome.

■ 4 Princes Domain Drive, Hallam. For more information contact president Paul Lorenzo on 9703 1068 or secretary Dorothy Mickelson on 9796 7580.

Park run PARTICIPATE with more than 100 others in a free five kilometre timed event every Saturday morning. The event caters for serious runners and for those who want to jog or even a walk.

■ Saturdays at 8am at Berwick Springs, visit the Berwick Springs parkrun website for more information.

Ageing positively A DEMENTIA and caring program designed for carers and family members of those living at home with the disease. Held over three weeks, the program covers dementia symptoms, how to positively manage changes and discusses how the disease can affect carers and family members.

■ Meeting room seven at City of Casey Civic Centre, 20 Magid Drive, Narre Warren. Thursday 30 April to Thursday 14 May, 10am to 2pm. Phone 9212 3007 or email j.sehric@ alfred.org.au for more information.

Networking evening THE official opening of Fusion: The Art of Connection will host local art professionals who will present in Pecha Kucha style. Drinks and nibbles will be provided.

■ The Old Cheese Factory, 34 Homestead Road, Berwick. Friday 15 May, 6.30pm to 9.30pm. Email arts@casey.vic.gov.au or phone 9705 5200 for more details.

Blokes talk workshop WHAT is ‘a real man’ anyway? What have I got to lose by asking for directions or support? In

Learn how to play mahjong After the release of Nathaniel's hit album Live Louder in September Westfield Fountain Gate will host the young talent at itscentre court.

Nathaniel Willemse performs MUSICIAN, songwriter, producer and XFactor finalist Nathaniel Willemse will perform some of his hit songs You and Live Louder at Fountain Gate shopping centre.

■ Thursday 14 May, 5.30pm to 6.30pm, 352 Princes Highway, Narre Warren. this interactive presentation man myths and stereotypes are discussed as well as identity, masculinity, health and wellbeing, parenting and fatherhood.

■ Community room at Narre Warren North Uniting Church, 1-13 Main Street, Narre Warren North. Thursday 21 May, 7.30pm to 9.30pm.

Recycling tour TAKE a tour to follow recycling. First stop is the Materials Recovery Facility where the City of Casey’s kerbside recycling is sorted. Next stop is a tour of the VISY box factory to learn more about recycling household material into new products and the last stop is REPLAS to see the recycling of soft plastics, such as plastic bags and cling wrap from special collections at places like supermarkets. Lunch,

ONCE enough people are interested mahjong classes will be held. Mahjong is a Chinese game played by four people with 136 or 144 rectangular pieces called tiles.

■ The classes will be held on Fridays between 1pm and 3pm at the U3A rooms at 3/65 Berwick-Cranbourne Road, opposite Casey Race Swimming Pool. For further information about this course, or to find out about all our other courses, contact tutor and co-ordinator Anne Thompson on 5996 7841 or 0419 509 875.

Casey Cavaliers market THIRTY boys and girls are currently fundraising to go to America to play college basketball for three weeks. Aged between 14 and 18, the young ballers and the Casey Cavaliers will hold a market to help fundraise their trip.

The day will hold a large variety of food, clothing, children’s toys, baby goods, skin care and linen stalls well as bric-a-brac and trash and treasure.

■ Cranbourne Public Hall, Saturday 23 May, 10am to 3pm.

Mother’s Day market Food stalls, face painting and activities for the kids, indoor and outdoor shopping and a Mother’s Day card marking workshop are all on offer at the D.J’s Market Mother’s Day Special with 50 free goodie bags to give away.

■ Oakgrove Community Centre, 80-101 Oakgrove Drive, Narre Warren South, Saturday 9 May, 9am to 2pm

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STEPHEN 0418 313 540 A/H FAX: 9707 2230 “MAKE CORNERS, NOT CUT CORNERS”

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Pool Fencing, Shopfronts and Doggy Doors Prompt and Reliable.

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• Servicing and repairs to • Change over heater fans cookers, heaters, leaking • Dishwasher installation Lic. No. 28657 hot water services.

• Blockages • Gas & water leaks TER WA HOT SAME DAY • General plumbing EMENT SERVICE REPLACCTRIC GAS AND ELE • Tap repairs

Phone Ben 0406 540 063

PHONE ANDREW ON 0428 551 885

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Doveton Glass

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ARCtick: L047621

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www.GarageDoorSolutions.com.au

Lic: 43191

Installation, Service & Repairs All brands

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Berwick Glass & Glazing Pty Ltd Fax 9705 7955 Factory 7, 4–6 Len Thomas Place, Narre Warren 3805

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PAK BIN HIRE

0447 007 178 Lic: 109028

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General Plumbing All Gasfitting Maintenance & Repairs Hot Water CO2 Safety Checks

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0407 725 587 Up to 5 Days Hire 3m³, 4m³, 6m³ & 8m³ Skips Dirt, Concrete, Brick Specialist Walk-in Bins Available Commitment to Service

SEPTIC TANK CLEANING 24 HOUR SERVICE ALL AREAS

0439 001 504

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5995 4344

Showroom by appointment 11 Cooper Crt Cranbourne

PENSIONER DISCOUNTS

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NEW RIDGE ROOF RESTORATION

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Aluminium Roller Shutters and Security Doors ฀All repairs and services ฀All work guaranteed

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John 0418 318 377

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BOOMER BINS & SKIPS

Celebrating over 21 years of excellent service in and around the Casey / Cardinia / Dandenong & Surrounding Areas

FLY SCREENS 5941 6644

BIN HIRE

RELIABLE – PROMPT – GUARANTEED Call David Murphy 0400 226 472 Lic No. 42227

Alite Plumbing & Gasfitting Pty Ltd

C1035550-PJ24-12

C924285-KK19-11

FROM $249

Locally family owned and operated Servicing the Cardinia and Casey Shires

CHRIS

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1180917-HM16-15

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MOBILE: 0409 253 269 BUS: 5629 2077 2m3 & 3m3 4m3 - 5m3 - 6m3

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131 546

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Licence No. 21452

0417 382 700

No Job Too Small

Servicing Shire of Cardinia and the Berwick area

0409 232 286

Contact Steve: 0419 361 253 Fax: 5996 5005 Email: scguttering@bigpond.com

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1183059-HM19-15

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1144422-PB29-14

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C1055101-KK41-12

1156303-HM40-14

Real Estate

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SC Guttering

Pensioner Discounts

Phone Rob 5996 3823, 0418 306 738

Taps & Toilets, Gas Fitting, Hot Water Drainage, Roofing, Water Tanks, Pools & Spas Maintenance Plumbing & Renovations ** Emergency 24/7 Service **

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Repairs Rebedding Resprays

Ph Ph JoeJoe 9796 0416005 005 415 97964048 9219 or 0416 415 C638938-HJ25-8

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0418 368 591

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PLUMBING & HEATING

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27 years’ experience.

1154416-HM38-14

SETTLEMENT

Re-bedding and flexible pointing, storm damage, leaks repaired.

Painting all types of roofs.

High pressure water cleaning. Guttering.

Pergolas & Shed Roofs.

9796 8621 0418 367 017

10% Pensioner Discount

1156098-HM39-14

✓ General maintenance ✓ No job too small ✓ Dishwashers ✓ Water and gas leaks ✓ Cold water to fridges ✓ Renovations

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C552009-BG31-7

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FOUNTAIN GATE PLUMBING

Lic 24754 • New Houses • Factories • Blockages/Machine and Camera • Same Day Hot Water Services • Domestic and Commercial Maintenance • 3.5 Ton & 12 Ton Excavator • Bobcat and Tipper

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1021623-PJ16-12

Steve on 0407 704 213

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C695870-JM11-9

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TOOLS! TOOLS! TOOLS! Hand tools, electric tools, fishing & camping & boating gear household goods & bric-a-brac

Call 9703 1764

C749691-SJ50-9 SN1090434-PJ37-13

For all types of wall and floor tiling.

Includes Bathroom Renovations and Waterproofing

REASONABLE RATES. For a free measure and quote call

Phone Clayton 0434 522 144

Specialising in Lounge, Dining and Restoration Reliable and Professional Service

Free Quotes Call 9769 9361 or 0412 080 627

Visit C389274-HJ50-5

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Michele 0458 458 624 or Patrice 0411 304 087

V Windows

(Including Aged Care Facilities & Real Estate Rentals Etc.)

M. 0400 383 588 1149536-HM33-14

C1098234-JO43-13

Offers full replacement service in timber and aluminium windows.

Phone for an obligation FREE QUOTE

9794 8989

Rolstone Court, signs out, Saturday 9th May, 8am til 3pm.

Furniture, clothes, books, DVD's, videos, records, tent, dining chairs, concrete pots, heaps of household items, bric-a-brac and more. No early callers.

Visit

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Trades & Services

Full Design, Technical, Advisory & Supply Services, On-site & Workshop Repairs

FIRE WOOD

General Notices

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27 Intrepid St, Berwick

for a Competitive Quote

Free delivery in the Dandenong metro area.

SN1074465-PJ20-13

HIGH TREE TREE SERVICE

Richard or Kathrin Kruyt

C1088817-JO35-13

Free Quotes All Suburbs

Ph: 9764 2622 or 5944 4888

C877313-JM50-10

Ask About Our 25% Discount

FIREWOOD, split, dry, local gum, no red gum, $75 per metre, plus delivery, includes stacking. Call James 0401 827 411.

Special Council Meeting Pursuant to Section 84 (1) of the Local Government Act 1989 (the Act), I hereby give public notice that at the Special Meeting of the Council of the City of Casey scheduled to be held in the Council Chamber, Magid Drive, Narre Warren on Sunday 17 May 2015 at 3.00 p.m. the business to be transacted is: 1. Reading of the Prayer 2. Apologies 3. Declarations by Councillors of any interest or conflict of interest 4. To consider the following items: s Draft 2015-16 Council Budget and Strategic Resource Plan 2015-2019 s 5 Year Capital Works Program 2015/2016 to 2019/2020 s Minor Capital Works at Community Facilities 2015/16 s Review of 2013-2017 Council Plan Mike Tyler Chief Executive Officer

V Public Notices and Event FREE CLEAN FILL, Wanted clean fill site, south eastern area. Dams, gullies, paddocks, filled and levelled, no charge.

Phone 0418 356 583.

ALL TREE WORKS Pruning, shaping, removals. Mulching/sales, free quotes. John 0401 623 500.

SPECIAL Mulch & Screened Top Soil Cardinia Waste & Recyclers are overstocked

MULCH

Phone: 5941 4578

6 5 E n t e r p r i s e Av e . B e r w i c k

MUSIC LESSONS

cats@pakenhamcats.com.au

5941 2516

V Pets & Services

New rules apply to the advertising of dogs and cats for sale.

It is now an offence to advertise the sale of a dog or cat unless the microchip identification number of the animal is included in the advertisement or notice.

A registered domestic animal business may use its Council business registration number as an alternative.

For further information, call 136 186 or visit www.dpi.vic.gov.au/pets

SCREENED TOP SOIL: $20 per m3 Can deliver up to 10m³ loads.

Delivery costs apply.

REDGUM SPLIT Free delivery all areas. For more information and the best wood please phone 0417 324 380.

V For Sale

5941 5790

TOP SOIL Screened, best quality, blended, suitable lawns and garden beds.

ANTIQUE COFFEE TABLE Ox Cart, Timelesss piece, handmade from Sheesham hard wood, Wrought Iron and Brass, this item originally was top off a wheeled cart which was pulled

by Ox Cattle from India in the late1800's to early 1900's. It is reclaimed and is not a reproduction. Has Brass Peacock and flower decorations, measures 1800mm X 1300mm X 400mm appox 50 to 80 kgs. $1000, S.E suburbs. Call/txt 0437 685 267.

OATEN CHAFF 25kg, opening special $12.50, northern pasture hay, under $10, at Granny Reilly Stockfeeds, 10 Universal Way, Cranbourne, 0409 804 619 or 5996 6106.

TREADMILL GoFit Platinum, gymnasium quality. $600ono.

Phone 9769 5959.

V Accommodation NOBLE PARK, Single clean room in boarding house. Suit mature quiet male. No drugs. Must be working. $110pw. Call 0412 394 334.

V Commercial & Industrial

Factory Warehouse

$20 per m3 Can deliver up to 30m³ loads.

C997259-JL2-12

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CLEANOUT HAMPTON PARK 18 Kong Court, Friday 8th through to Sunday 10th May, 8am-4pm. Something for everyone. Furniture, clothes, shoes and loads more.

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28 Palm Beach Drive PATTERSON LAKES Sat 9th May 8am-4pm

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V Mind Body & Spirit 1181865-ACM18-15

Lounge Suites, Recliners, Dining Chairs, Office Chairs, Caravans, Antique Lounge Suites. No job too small.

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All types of wall and floor tiling including water proofing, screeding and caulking.

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CLYDE NORTH, 12 Murgese Cct, Saturday 9th May, 8am-2pm.

Household goods.

Free pick up and delivery.

Prompt service.

Excellent quality.

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Ph: 9798 3074 or 0417 582 601

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BERWICK, 9 Charter Close, Timbarra Estate, Saturday 9th and Sunday 10th May, 8am-3pm. Moving interstate.

Everything must go. Furniture, appliances, beds, tools, bike, golf clubs, dinnerware, vacuum, butchers block, stereo etc.

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ALL ADVERTISEMENTS booked under this classification are strictly for ancillary roles only.

To comply with the law it is still an offence under the Sex Work Act 1994 to publish any statements intended or likely to induce a person to seek work as a sex worker.

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For Sale. 2nd Stage. 21 Mills Road, Dadnenong, from 187 square meters. Call owner direct, 0417 964 403.

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NEED TO SELL? Looking for houses in local area.

Call Dave 0428 678 489.

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V To Let PAKENHAM, Four BR, brick veneer, as new. Large living, dining and BRs. Air-con, ducted heating, double glazed windows, under-cover paved alfresco area, remote double lock-up garage. Foxtel and internet connection in every room. Close to shopping center, schools, and public transport. Contact owner direct, with references. Long term lease available. $435pw.

Available May. Ph: 0408 009 351 or 9703 1630.

V To Share KOO WEE RUP, House to share, 4BR, young lady or couple to live with. Close to shops, spacious, own bathroom, 2 lounge rooms.

Call for all details 0411 587 055, 0419 123 633.

PAKENHAM Room for rent. $150pw including bills. Must be employed. Phone 5940 5686 or 0421 698 698.

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I & G STUDD & SONS PTY LTD Ph: 5941 1880

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Employment V Positions Vacant

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MEDIA ADVERTISING ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE

FOR SALE Small well established Panel Beating business in Pakenham.

All equipment included.

New lease on premises.

For full details and price email: jwellman@bigpond.net.au

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I N T E R S TAT E HC or MC Lic required for delivery of new furniture interstate. This position includes heavy lifting with furniture handling exp a must. Must be fit and willing to work. Casual position with view to permanency.

Please forward resume to: eastcoastfurniture01@bigpond.com For further info: 0419 875 516

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Massage Therapist To work in clean friendly environment. Experience not necessary. (We will train you).

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Phone 0418 314 525.

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Bruce Clough Motors is a family Owned and operated business that has been established for over 40 years. Due to the continued growth of our businesses including an independently owned Shell branded Service Station and Mazda New Car franchise, we require the services of a permanent part time Office Manager.

The opportunity exists for an Office Manager performing a combination of general accounting, administration and clerical tasks. You will be responsible for maintaining the general ledger, accounts receivable & payable, payroll, bank and other reconciliations, and preparation of management reports.

Ideally you will have had prior experience and qualifications in accounting or administrative functions within a dealership. You will also have the opportunity to assist in establishing appropriate chart of accounts, systems, procedures and policies required to meet the business’ accounting and taxation obligations, and support the management team through a significant growth phase.

If you are an Individual that has the necessary skills and qualifications, is well presented, demonstrates the required computer, literacy and communication skills please forward your resume to Paul Clough, c/o Bruce Clough Motors, 1975 Princes Highway Nar Nar Goon or email to paul@brucecloughmazda.com.au.

Applications close COB 29/5/2015.

CUSTOMER SERVICE / SALES An established and growing company is looking for an experienced and energetic Customer Service Sales person for a casual position. Must have office experience an excellent phone manner and a full driving license. Long hours and some weekends involved.

Application in writing to Ms. T. Ramsay, Chief Executive Officer/Director of Nursing, Kooweerup Regional Health Service, P.O. Box 53, Kooweerup Vic 3981 or email to gregorys@krhs.net.au by close of business 19th May, 2015.

OFFICE MANAGER / BOOKKEEPER

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Tania Butler Advertising Sales Manager, Star News Group PO Box 9, Pakenham 3980

REGISTERED NURSE Westernport Unit combined Acute Residential Care.

Permanent part-time position available (primarily afternoon shift).

Recent experience in Residential Care an advantage.

Must have a current Police Check (must be no older than three years).

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Kids with Cancer Foundation are looking for mature minded, confident, enthusiastic people who can sell raffle tickets at a car display in shopping centres on commission only.

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National Forklift and Access Solutions is currently seeking an experienced mechanical technician with specific experience with forklifts and/or access machinery.

This is a full time permanent position with the provision of a company phone and van. Salary negotiable.

Please forward resumes to:

nfs@live.com.au or call 0400 092 461

Please forward your resume to: TMC Australia Pty. Ltd. P.O. Box 5028 Hallam, VIC 3803 Or email to: info@tmcaus.com.au

Call between 8am-5pm

We are looking for people with the following: - Hip hop experience or street dancing - Physically fit to take 5-6 classes p/wk - Strong in push ups, tummy and quick burst cardio - Has a strong positive attitude - Certificate not necessary, but an advantage Zyta provides routines.

Auditions 5.30pm, 4th May at 239a Beach Street, Frankston.

Enquiries Judy 0474 178 362 or email: zytawww@gmail.com

WALKERS WANTED

(STUDENTS, ADULTS, RETIREES, FAMILIES, ETC)

1300 654 910 or apply online at WWW.FERMA X .COM.AU

NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED VEHICLE AN ADVANTAGE

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Casual chicken technicians required to be part of a vaccinating crew for ongoing work.

Training available, must be willing to travel. ABN and driver’s licence required.

Fitness/Dance Job Available

WE DELIVER TO YOU AREAS AVAILABLE IN YOUR SUBURB REGULAR WORK WITH FLEXIBLE HOURS ALL AGES WELCOME

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Zyta is looking to employ on a casual basis 6 exercise instructors 10-20 hours per week @ $25 per hour.

Letterbox delivery of community newspapers and advertising materials on a weekly basis.

DRIVERS Required. Must be experienced, truck and dog trailers, floats and quarry and asphalt an advantage.

Casual position with possibility of full time.

Good wages and conditions, working out of our Pakenham depot.

Interested applicants email resumes to: careers@rcasphalt.com.au V Positions Vacant

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Get paid while you walk !

Please call us at

Full time position for permanent run.

5 nights a week. Monday - Friday.

Must have line haul experience and must have minimum 5 years B Double experience with clean driving record.

Please contact us on 9703 2011 to apply

STOREPERSON TMC Australia Pty. Ltd., a leading supplier of road transport equipment require an experienced storeperson.

Duties include order picking, dispatch, inwards good and unloading containers.

Forklift license and use of manual handling equipment is essential.

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Contact Steve or John on 5998 3524

Kooweerup Regional Health Service is located approximately one hours’ drive from Melbourne. It provides a range of services including Acute Medical, Residential Care, Allied Health, Early Parenting and Community Services. We are seeking:

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An exciting opportunity has become available for an experienced Sales Person to join the growing team at Star News Group.

We are looking for an experienced media advertising sales professional who comes from a digital, print or marketing background. You will be responsible for strategically identifying and building new business revenue streams by selling digital solutions and print advertising with a particular focus on our new kids/family products Our products will be sold as bundles that include digital, print and social. You will be out on the road meeting clients face-to-face, along with working in our Pakenham office where you will arrange your own client meetings, co-ordinate booking ad space, provide creative instructions and proof material. Cross selling into the company’s online news content portal will also be a part of the role. Previous experience with online content management systems and familiarity with current digital advertising trends is a must.

Knowledge of selling services in areas such as SEO, web design, social media and corporate video would be ideal as these are all channels that will be offered to clients.

Time management and lead generating skills will be beneficial as you dedicate time towards identification and contact of new and current business opportunities, provide innovative feature ideas to help build client spend and develop meaningful relationship within the business community.

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QUALIFIED HAIRDRESSER Required for busy Home Salon in Berwick.

Approximately two days per week.

Phone 0418 352 155 for further information.

Unfair Dismissal No Win - No Fee

9650 0735 www.justrelations.com C753789-SJ1-10

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HAIR & BEAUTY No age limit Govt Funding available for Hair & Beauty Courses under Skills Victoria 1183060-HM19-15

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Phone Deb on 9329 9544 for FREE Newsletter Aust. Academy of Hairdressing Toid 3572 www.thehairacademy.com.au

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Valour quilt is a true comfort This training is delivered with Victorian & Commonwealth Govt. Funding. Subject to eligibility. TOID 6832

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DISCRIMINATION IN ADVERTISING IS UNLAWFUL The Victorian Equal Opportunity Act 1995 makes it unlawful for an advertiser to show any intention to discriminate on the basis of sex, pregnancy, race, age, marital status, political or religious belief or physical features, disability, lawful sexual activity/sexual orientation, HIV/AIDS status or on the basis of being associated with a person with one of the above characteristics, unless covered by an exception under the Act. As Network Classifieds could be legally liable if an unlawful advertisement is printed, Network Classifieds will not accept advertisements that appear to break the law. For more information about discrimination in advertising, contact your legal advisers or the Equal Opportunity Commission.

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Print does the job on employment

IN 1970 20-year-old Don Edwards received the letter that many dreaded - he’d been called up to do National Service with the Australian Army.

The war in Vietnam was well underway and he found himself in Nui Dat. Fast forward to 2015 and Don and his wife Jenny are well-respected members of the Saffron Grove Retirement Village at Hallam, where they have lived since 2009.

This month the well-liked veteran is set to receive a quilt from Quilts of Valour, an organisation formed to present quilts to service members of the ADF in recognition of their sacrifice for Australia while deployed on combat operations.

“In January 1970, at the age of 20, I received a letter to notify me that I had been called up to do National Service with the Australian Army.

“I guess it was something all us guys at that age were fearful about receiving,” Don, who served in the Army from 26 November 1970 until 16 October 1971, said.

“I started off doing six weeks recruit training at Puckapunyal, Victoria, then went onto Corp Training at Singleton in NSW, which then led me to Ingleburn in NSW for assault pioneer training then to Canungra Queensland to the Jungle Training Centre then completed my training back at Ingleburn.

“Approximately after six months of training they then flew me to Vietnam where I arrived at the Reinforcement Training Unit in Nui Dat, then I

Vietnam Veteran Don Edwards with his quilt over his shoulders, with his wife Jenny behind. Left is Wyn Roper (President, Quilts of Valour Australia) and right is Helen Comport (Secretary and Founder of Quilts of Valour Australia). 138474 was attached to 7 RAR where I completed their tour then transferred to 3 RAR. “During the time in Vietnam I worked as an assault pioneer which included mine clearance, regular patrols in extreme conditions such as heat and rain.

“Two close comrades of mine were killed by exploding mines whilst on sentry duty, others wounded by shrapnel around me, I guess it was my lucky day that I didn’t get hit.

“Days turned into weeks, weeks turned into months, it was horrible.

“I guess we all missed the comforts of home as the conditions were poor.

“It wasn’t unusual to find ourselves wading through swamps with our entire clothing saturated - which caused health issues.

“Prior to arriving in Vietnam, the Americans sprayed the fields with Agent Orange.

“At the time we were un-

aware of the consequences of this until after we returned home and later on in our life we had to be tested to make sure we were all clear.

“After I completed my tour in Vietnam, I was transferred to HMAS Sydney and homeward bound to Adelaide then discharged from the Army at Watsonia, Melbourne.

“My experience in the Army was somewhat challenging in many ways as I have suffered from depression, different medical conditions etc, but I have been able to overcome all this with a loving family, a good wife and two great children supporting me all the way.”

He can now also add the support of his friends at Saffron Grove.

Don will be presented with his quilt by Helen Comport, whose own son was injured in a Black Hawk helicopter crash.

Saffron Grove is situated at 8 Saffron Drive, Hallam.

Newspapers remain a popular medium for job hunters searching for their next role despite the wide choice of domestic and international alternatives online.

Emma data shows 1.4 million job seekers use print newspapers each month. Job seekers from certain industries are more likely to use print newspapers for job hunting. Those looking for work in public administration are 46 percent more likely to use print newspaper’s employment sections with similar results for mining (44 percent), and teachers and lecturers (27 percent) more likely to use print.

Businesses looking to find the right candidate should employ print newspapers as part of their search, or risk missing out on a large pool of potential candidates.

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MOUNTAIN View Leongatha is a boutique lifestyle village in the heart of South Gippsland, offering a stylish and vibrant community for the over 55s or semi-retired. Mountain View villas are new two or three bedroom master built homes, all single story living, all with private rear gardens and available from as little as $146,500, with no deferred management fees.

This means that buyers may have money left over from the sale of their home to invest and create an additional income to supplement a pension?

As any one considering retirement living options knows, security, both financial and environmental, are of utmost importance, as well as the ability to leave the villa to go on holiday knowing someone else is maintaining the home!

The low maintenance, fivestar environmentally rated brick homes with emergency on call services offer immediate peace of mind.

A bowling green, heated indoor pool, stylish residents’

lounge all helps, of course!

With reduced living costs, more time and money available to them, residents can concentrate on the aspects of living that make them feel good about themselves! Whether it be bowling, golfing, boating or perhaps walking and cycling on the South Gippsland Rail Trail, there is plenty to do!

Secure boat and caravan parking is also available on site.

Leongatha is a town of 6000 people in the heart of South Gippsland.

The town is a service centre for surrounding areas and has had a state-of-the-art hospital upgrade, it boosts two golf clubs, assorted shops and a cinema.

Proximity to Melbourne and the Latrobe Valley, great public transport and natural clean air are other bonuses.

There’s plenty to explore locally with an array of attractions, tourist sites and natural surroundings to discover.

From the iconic wonder of Wilson’s Promontory National

Park to the neighbouring towns of Koonwarra, Fish Creek and Meeniyan, not forgetting the magnificent coastline of Inverloch, Venus Bay and Kilcunda, the choices are endless.

Museums, gardens, award winning wineries and sampling artisan produce at local farmers’ markets are just some of the attractions.

This is the place to pursue interests and an even better place to join friends and neighbours doing the same.

Mountain View regularly gives free presentations to showcase lifestyle and financial options for retirees.

Speakers offer information based on lifestyle possibilities for the over 55s, with a question and answer session to discuss how sound planning and decision making can assist in making the most of the future.

Those who are passionate about life and over 55 should phone 1300 306 255 for more information or to book a guest speaker to visit local clubs or community groups.

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Eagles new ‘Beau’ chapter

By DAVID NAGEL REIGNING premier Beaconsfield has sent shockwaves through the ranks of the South East Football League with the signing of former Hawthorn keyforward Beau Dowler for the remainder of the 2015 season.

The 27-year-old, who went pick six behind Marc Murphy, Dale Thomas, Xavier Ellis, Josh Kennedy and Scott Pendlebury in the highly-touted 2005 AFL draft, put pen to paper at 3pm on Sunday after a tour of the Holm Park Road facilities.

He trained with the Eagles for the first time on Tuesday and will make his debut in Saturday’s grand-final rematch against Cranbourne at Casey Fields.

The versatile 196cm star won three league best and fairest awards with Silverton in the South East Junior Football League before moving to Noble Park, and then to the Oakleigh Chargers in the TAC Cup. Dowler proved himself one of the finest young talents in the country, earning All-Australian selection after a dominant carnival for Vic Metro in its successful 2005 Under-18 National Championship campaign.

He debuted for Hawthorn in 2006, but played just 16 games in five years with injuries, and a lack of opportunity behind Lance Franklin and Jarryd Roughead, seeing him play most his time with the Hawks at Box Hill.

He was delisted by Hawthorn at the end of 2010, played in a premiership with Noble Park in 2011, before signing with Sandringham, and was announced captain of the Zebras for the 2012 season. He moves to Beaconsfield after three years with Sandringham and can’t wait to take up the challenge.

“It’s really exciting, for the last couple of days all I’ve wanted to do is get down to the club and meet everyone,” Dowler said.

“From what I’ve been told it seems like a great club, and coming from the VFL, hopefully I can pass on a bit of experience and learn a bit more about the league.

“I’m just excited about meeting new people and getting involved in the club’s culture and to start playing some good footy.

“The club won a premiership last year, so it seems like a pretty good fit.”

Dowler plays golf at Cardinia Beaconhills with former Beaconsfield player and current assistant-coach Andrew Williams. The two have been in discussion for some time about Dowler making the move but only recently has that discussion become serious. He also has connections with some current-day Eagles, having played at Box Hill with Shaun Pollard and a year at Noble Park with Tyson Mitchem.

He says the time is right for a step back from one of the elite levels of the game.

“Yeah, that’s probably how I see it; the VFL was getting pretty hard, pretty demanding as I got older and you find yourself running around with a lot young guys,” he said.

“At the same time, I loved every minute of it and everything that I got out of it.

“It’s probably coming towards the end of my career but I still feel like I’ve got plenty more to give.”

Dowler rates his AFL debut against Fremantle, at Subiaco in 2006, and his time playing for Australia against Ireland in 2004 as highlights of a career that he has no regrets with.

“Absolutely, it was a dream come

true playing in the AFL and I’ve represented my country,” he said. “I had five great years at Hawthorn… have no regrets.”

Beaconsfield president Gary Valentine said the club was delighted to secure the services of a quality individual, both on and off the field.

“We’re absolutely rapt that Beau has decided to start a new chapter in his career with the Beaconsfield Football Club,” Valentine said.

“He has some friends here at Beaconsfield, and he wanted to come to us, which makes the whole thing even more exciting.

“We’re obviously looking forward to what he can bring to the team, but he’s also a terrific bloke and we’re confident he’ll fit in with what we’re trying to achieve here at Beaconsfield.”

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Ben Louis… done deal

By JARROD POTTER SIGNING season isn’t over for the Casey Cavaliers with the Big V Division-1 men’s side adding former SEABL guard Ben Louis to its roster.

With a resume as long as his three-point bombs - playing basketball in college for James Madison University before joining Dandenong SEABL and Frankston SEABL - Louis is the next in a long line of ex-Dandenong SEABL players to be enticed down the highway and join the Big V. The 191cm guard is raring to go in the Cavaliers’ strip and Casey coach Stewart Baird said it all happened quickly to get him into the blueand-silver for the remainder of the 2015 season.

“Ben agreed on Tuesday night and was at practice and we got his clearance and registration processed this morning (Thursday),” Baird said.

With Louis leaving Frankston and considering some time out of the game, he kept in touch with Baird about the prospects of practicing with the side to stay fit and focused.

The coach offered him a far better opportunity, though, giving Louis the option to join the side if he wanted.

The offer didn’t wait on the table long and Louis gained his clearance to play and will be ready to square off for Casey on the weekend.

“For his own reasons he decided he wasn’t

going to play at Frankston and was going to take a year off, but asked me if he could come down to our practice,” Baird said.

“It’s always good to have an experienced guy on court at practice that the other guys can work off and I said to him afterwards ‘I don’t know what you’re thinking about playing, but if you start to think you’d like to, let me know’ and he reached out to me last week.

“I went back to him on Monday and we talked about it and he was keen to go - he’s played with both (Brent) Hobba and (Matt) Witherden before and he’s pretty close to both of them so it’s a good fit for him and he feels really comfortable… he’s certainly going to be helpful.”

Baird hopes to run Louis primarily as the side’s point-guard but the Dandenong/Frankston alumnus has the added flexibility to feature as a shooting-guard or small forward.

“He gives us a bigger guard who is able to defend some of the guys we’ve struggled with like Max Allin and Corey Standerfer at Chelsea,” Baird said.

“He’s a great defender and takes a lot of pride in his defence… we need a bigger guy to combat those guys if we’re to be successful.”

Louis joined former Rangers Matt Witherden, Lester Strong and Brent Hobba among others in his first Big V match for the Casey Cavaliers across the weekend.

Ben Louis, pictured playing for Casey on the weekend, is the latest signing to the powerpacked Cavaliers’ roster. 138523 Picture: JARROD POTTER

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Should’ve and could’ve but…

By JARROD POTTER BOMBED from the sky by the Scorpions’ tall-timber, Essendon VFL was no match for Casey in a 34-point demolition.

Windy Hill was a happy hunting ground for the Scorpions as a power-packed third term iced the match.

After a back-and-forth first half - with Casey heading into the main break only five points ahead - the club put together what coach Justin Plapp considered their “best quarter of footy for the year without a doubt”.

The Scorpions stormed past the Bombers to drill seven goals and dominate all facets of the match - tackling, contested possession, uncontested possession and mostly - inside-50s which gave the side an emphatic 27 scoring shots. The Scorpions withdrew from their peak intensity in the final term, as Essendon prettied up the final score, kicking five goals.

“It was probably more based around the contest,” Plapp said.

“Our tackling was pretty strong - we tackled at a pretty high percentage and catching the ball forward - some of our bigger key forwards - Gawn, Spencer, Tim smith - all started catching the footy and put the opposition under a great deal of pressure.

“Realistically we probably should have won by more dropped the foot off the pedal a bit out of complacency.”

The coach praised Melbourne quartet Aiden Riley (27 possessions, 10 tackles), Max Gawn (11 marks, three goals), Matt Jones (28 possessions) and Alex Neale-Bullen - who made an immediate impression through the midfield in his first match since joining the Demons

Casey coach Justin Plapp has his side up-and-firing following a 34-point triumph over Essendon. 137845 Picture: JARROD POTTER in last year’s draft.

The defence didn’t escape the coach’s gaze either, as Plapp thought his ruck/forward turned centre-half-back Jack Fitzpatrick was strong down back alongside captain Evan Panozza.

Flying up the ladder to second position - the first time Casey has been at the VFL apex since 2013 - Plapp thinks the side is firing in all facets and probably should be top-of-theladder had they showed true colours against Footscray last week.

“We should easily be 3-0… should’ve and could’ve,” Plapp said.

“If we had taken our chances against the Bulldogs we could easily be three and zip, but we’re happy with where we’re at and a lot can change with the alignments and injury.”

Casey will hope to stabilise

its position when it hosts Sandringham from 12pm on Saturday afternoon.

VFL ESSENDON 3.3 5.6 5.8 10.14 (74) CASEY SCORPIONS 5.2 6.5 13.10 16.10 (107) ESSENDON GOALS: K. Hardingham 3, A. McLeod 2, S. Edwards 2, O. Fantasia, J. Long, J. Schroder.

BEST: K. Hardingham, O. Fantasia, N. O’Brien, E. Kavanagh, A. Steinberg, J. Ashby.

CASEY SCORPIONS GOALS: M. Gawn 3, P. Pattison 3, W. Petropoulos 2, J. Harmes 2, T. Smith 2, E. Morris, T. Muir, S. Byrnes, J. Hutchins.

BEST: A. Riley, J. Fitzpatrick, M. Jones, R. Bail, E. Panozza, M. Gent.

QUIZ NUMBER 1451

1. WHICH club has won a record 13 English Premier League titles?

2. An Australian won two titles at Wimbledon in 1993. Who was he?

3. WHO coached tennis star Evonne Cawley for much of her career?

4. WHO won golf’s US Masters in 2015?

5. WHICH American female golfer won 17 consecutive tournaments in 1945?

6. WHO designed the re-vamped Australian course for the 1977 Australian Open golf championships?

7. WHO was the first New Zealand cricketer took over 300 Test wickets?

8. WHO was the first Australian to win the British Open Golf title?

9. WHO was the only sculler to win the ABC Sportsman of the Year award?

10. WHICH former Australian boxing champion was seriously injured in a car crash in 1991?

11. WHAT sport is played by the Sydney Kings?

12. WHICH Australian was the first woman to swim 400 metres in under five minutes?

13. WHAT target area is worth the most points on a dart board?

14. WHAT is the previous name of the Sydney Swans Australian Rules team?

15. WHO was the first pacer to win the Inter Dominion and the Miracle Mile in the same year?

16. WHICH famous combination won the Australian mens doubles tennis title for eight consecutive years?

17. WHO took the most wickets in the 2010-11 Ashes cricket series?

18. WHAT is the former name of golf’s World Cup? 19. WHICH well-known Australian fast bowler took eight wickets in a cricket match against the Rest of the World in 1971-2?

20. HOW many times have the Olympic Games been held in the United States?

Flying home new colours

By JARROD POTTER VWFL REVIEW - ROUND 2 IF THE first match at home is any indication, expect Endeavour Hills to rampage through the Victorian Women’s Football League following their massive 113-point win over Seaford.

From the first bounce, the Division-3 match belonged to the Falcons - who are out to make their home ground at Barry Simon Reserve an impenetrable fortress.

Outside of a consolation behind, the Tigers were no match for the high-flying Falcons who added their second win from two matches in the VWFL’s Division-3 competition.

Across all lines Endeavour Hills starred and it had plenty of reasons to push the boundaries in the first home game for the club.

“It was also the first time wearing the green and gold strip - making it doubly important for the Falcons to fly home to victory,” Haughton said.

“The Division-3 girls in particular were revved up - after wearing a clash jersey in the first round we really built this one up.

“First game at home, first in the proper colours - in the rooms before the match we didn’t need to talk to them much about motivation.

“The girls were ready to rock when they got out the door.”

Endeavour Hills established a strong-break with a five-goal opening term - spearheaded by full-forward Siona Pilkington who drilled three goals in the opening term on her way to

Sarah Wallace flies for a home-town speccy in Endeavour Hills' 113-point win over Seaford. 138520 Pictures: JARROD POTTER seven for the match.

Set up by the fleet-footed midfielders Jess Wallace and captain Maria Pickering, the Falcons soared away at all breaks to finish up 16.14 (114) to 0.1 (1) by the final siren.

“It was pretty slick and the best thing was the girls were learning a new game-style,” Haughton said.

“They adapted and in the coaches’ box we saw a lot of that training coming out.”

Knocking in 28 goals in its first two outings, the Falcons have shown a hunger.

“We kick them from anywhere,” Haughton said.

“Our forwards are great, our centre players can run down and we’ve got goal kickers on the half-back flank and we’re pretty blessed.“Thought it looked amazing but we can improve we’re certainly not at our peak yet.”

Haughton praised Pilkington - the Falcons’ forward focal point who clutched marks and kicked her goals from set shots and in open-play - as well as the skipper Pickering among others.

In an impressive day for the club the Falcons’ seconds also won, defeating Montmorency in a rescheduled East Division clash. They face Rosebud at home this Sunday from 2pm.

In other VWFL results, Cranbourne easily knocked off Bendigo - even with a huge road-trip to Kangaroo Flat - in a 40-point trouncing. Bianca Jakobsson (four goals) starred in the win alongside Rachael Hunt and Cara Moody.

It was a tougher outing for the Division 3 Eagles on Saturday with Kew proving too strong for the Eagles seconds in a 2.3 (15) to 8.13 (61) defeat.

Hunted become the hunters

By JARROD POTTER ATHLETIC. Hard-Running.

Determined.

Make no bones about it Vic Metro Youth Girls have not crossed the country for a friendly run-around against the likes of Western Australia, Queensland and Vic Country.

They’re out for vengeance and coach Wayne Seikman knows this week is about returning the silverware to Victoria - gleefully taken last year

by Western Australia in a hardfought grand final.

“It’s good that we can hunt now - we’re not the hunted - we can go over there and hunt WA, rather than every other team wanting to beat Vic Metro,” Siekman said.

“They all have to worry about WA and that’s a great position for us and the girls.”

With Mandurah Oval geographically outranking the MCG, the need for fast players who can run all week - let alone just for a single match - was crucial and Siekman and his assistant coaches have assembled the most athletic Vic Metro side in many years.

“We wanted to pick an athletic, running side as the ground we’re playing on is 166m which is bigger than the MCG,” Siekman said.

“We wanted someone that can run all day and play four games in five days, so we’ve

Vic Metro Youth Girls’ coach Wayne Siekman - pictured in his other role as a Dandenong Stingrays' assistant coach - handpicked a faster, more athletic side to take on the Youth Girls’ National Championships this week.

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found that great balance and also got some great depth in our midfield - which we haven’t had for a few years - and some good talent coming through.”

Seikman praised the South East Juniors contingent in the representative colours - especially one of his side’s co-captains Lauren Hojnacki.

“She’ll be a key forward and pinch-hit in the ruck,” Siekman said.

“Today (Monday) - being one of the captains - she’ll start

in the ruck and get involved form the start and get forward.”

Another to impress from the south east will be Cranbourne’s Georgia Gourlay - an “elite kick and great decision maker” according to the coach as he looks to cultivate the midfielder’s defensive prowess in years to come, off the half-back line.

The coach is also impressed with the young stars from Lyndhurst - Logan O’Connell-Webb and Emily-Rose Browning both fledging state representatives making their way at the national level.

“This week is really good for Logan - she’s a very smart footballer, small and there’s not a lot of her, but she makes up for it with her footy smarts and gets in the right spots at the right time,” Siekman said.

“Emily-Rose Browning - it’s hard to describe her as she’s such a great inside mid - hard and tough - and only fourteenyears-old.

“I would think she’s 16 the way she plays.”

Vic Metro started its campaign against Western Australia as the Gazette was going to press, with matches against Queensland and Vic Country scheduled for later in the week week. All going to plan Vic Metro can make its way back to the grand final on Friday, which is scheduled at 5.45pm Melbourne time.

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A job for the big boys

By DAVID NAGEL

Mick Fogarty’s charges bounced back this week as Noble Park thumped Knox. 138170 Picture: JARROD POTTER

Bulls are rushing in

By JARROD POTTER EFL DIVISION 1 - ROUND 4 THE FALCONS could only hold the gate shut for so long against the Bulls.

Noble Park - held to only three goals in the first term - made its charge in the second half as it conversely negated anything Knox had in its trick bag.

Keeping the visitors to four points after half-time, the Bulls excelled at negating any Knox initiative and effortlessly rebounding.

A slow-and-steady chip-away effort pushed the Bulls away to a 60-point win by the final change as Ziggie Alwan (three goals) and Kevin Kean (two goals) took charge of the forward line.

While he didn’t boot a bag this week, Kyle Martin remained the elite threat of the Bulls’ attack as he streamed through the midfield, ably aided by Craig Anderson and the run-and-carry of defenders Stewart Kemperman and Jackson Sketcher.

Sitting in third with a 3-1 record, Noble Park will head to North Ringwood this weekend to face the fifth ranked Saints.

SFL DIVISION 2 - ROUND 4 The non-Fevola SFL action continued around the league as Keysborough kept its unbeaten start to SFL life going. Keysborough continued its rampaging entrance to Division 2, taking four on the trot with a 12.14 (86) to 9.12 (66) win over Caulfield. Tyson King continued to make SFL forward lines his dominion - booting four goals - while Michael Downie, Matt Burnett and Mathew Collett also impressed.

While Springvale Districts accounted for Doveton Eagles with a scintillating first term - as the Demons kicked away to a 38-point to nil lead. The Eagles fought back through Corrie Wilson (five goals) and John Kennedy (three goals), but the Demons had enough in the tank to keep the visitors on the back-foot.

DIVISION 3 Endeavour Hills will feel slighted that 104 points wasn’t enough for victory over a fast-running Moorabbin, who themselves booted 150. In an absolute shoot-out, Shane Peake (six goals), Daniel Morrison and Luke Knudsen (three goals each) helped keep the Falcons in the fight as the Kangaroos hopped away early. The Falcons couldn’t hunt down a 10-goal deficit at the final break and despite a flying sixgoal end, Endeavour Hills was left ashenfaced after the hard slog. Nathan Strom was superb for the Falcons while Cade Marshall and Ben Moriarty also featured prominently.

The tough slog of SFL existence continued for Hallam with a 61-point loss to Black Rock.

REIGNING premier Beaconsfield and its big-name recruit Beau Dowler face a huge challenge this week when they travel to Casey Fields to take on Cranbourne in the SEFL matchof-the-day.

Beaconsfield coach Clint ‘Boof’ Evans and his side like to fly under the radar, we all know that, but the signing of Dowler, combined with a 13-game winning streak that dates back to round 12 last year means the number one mantle sits firmly on its back.

Beaconsfield seemed to work out the secret to success against Cranbourne last year.

Downed by 10 point in its round six engagement at Casey Fields, Boof and his boys returned serve with a nine-goal victory at Holm Park Road before two comprehensive wins, in the qualifying final, and then the one that really matters.

Will Simon Goosey’s team defence stand up, or will Beaconsfield’s all-over-the-ground depth claim its 14th victim on the trot?

It’s Beaconsfield by four goals.

Round 3 Review Berwick’s first win this season may be its most important in years - the Wickers’ new recruits starring in a 49-point victory over Narre Warren at Edwin Flack Reserve.

The Wickers have had a tough draw, there’s no doubt about that, but losing to last year’s grand finalists Beaconsfield and Cranbourne had left them vulnerable heading into a game against the dominant team of the last decade.

But Berwick put its stamp on things early.

The Wickers controlled the contest in the first term, slotting 7.2 to 1.0 and out-pressuring a team that has made that part of the game an art-form in recent years.

Beaconsfield forward Taylor Joyce is the leading goalkicker in the SEFL this season. Cranbourne needs to stop him at Casey Fields on Saturday. 138376 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS

SEFNL SCOREBOARD ROUND 3 (SPLIT-ROUND) BERWICK 7.2 7.3 12.9 16.11 (107) NARRE WARREN 1.0 5.5 6.8 8.10 (58) Berwick goals: B. Kearns 5, H. McLardy 3, M. Johnson 3, B. Connelly 2, M. Harold, L. Jellyman-Turner, T. Gunn.

Best: A. Smith, M. Riseley, B. Kearns, J. Gains, M. Harold, J. Joyce.

Narre Warren goals: D. Quirk 3, K. Baskaya 2, J. Parker, B. Wragg, D. Gawley.

Best: D. Quirk, M. Collins, L. Boyle, D. Gawley, M. Lee, B. King.

BEACONSFIELD 4.3 8.3 13.3 16.4 (100) DOVETON 1.1 4.5 6.5 11.9 (75) Beaconsfield goals: T. Joyce 4, D. Johnston 3, C. Worner 3, S. Pollard 2, J. Linkins, B. Kerrigan, S. Meyer, L. Modica.

Best: D. Johnston, L. Modica, T. Joyce, J. Brown, J. Dodsworth, J. Stewart.

Doveton goals: R. Hayes 4, M. Pierce 2, J. Boumann 2, M. Laszczyk, M. Viney, M. Anderson.

Best: M. Viney, R. Gabriel, S. Semmens, M. Anderson, J. Boumann, S. Brennan.

RESERVES Berwick 10.16 (76) d Narre Warren 4.10 (34).

Beaconsfield 8.9 (57) d Doveton 3.8 (26).

UNDER 19 Berwick 10.7 (67) d Narre Warren 7.9 (51).

Beaconsfield 16.17 (113) d Doveton 5.4 (34).

UNDER 18 Berwick 16.3 (99) d Narre Warren 5.4 (34). Doveton 7.13 (55) d Beaconsfield 7.1 (43).

SENIOR LADDER

The Magpies fought back, as you would expect, but the Wickers put the foot down in the second half, kicking nine goals to three to draw a huge sigh of relief from the club.

“It certainly is, it’s a big relief, and not just to win, but to do it against a quality side like Narre always makes it that little bit sweeter,” assistant-coach Jason Kelly said.

Former West Coast Eagle Ash Smith played his best game for the club; dominating across half back, while five goals to Ben Kearns and a brilliant defensive display at full-back from Michael Riseley proved the Wickers’ recruiting campaign has been right on the mark.

Mitch Johnson kicked three for the Wickers while rover Dylan Quirk was a standout for the Magpies.

Reigning-premier Beaconsfield has extended its winning streak to 13 with a stress-free 25-point victory over Doveton at Holm Park Reserve.

The margin would suggest a tight contest, but the Eagles led by 40 points at the final break before the Doves brought some respectability to the scoreboard in the final term.

Taylor Joyce with four goals, and Damien Johnston and Chris Worner with three, were dynamite up forward for the Eagles, while Johnston and Lachlan Modica were best around the ground.

Mitch Viney and ruckman Russell Gabriel, who had a great battle with Scott Meyer, were best for the Doves, while Ricky Hayes joined Joyce at the top of the league goal-kicking list with four goals for the visitors.

Pies impress over Berwick

By DAVID NAGEL NEW Narre Warren netball coach Jade Heinrich is delighted that her unsung heroes got a chance to shine in the Magpies’ impressive 46-28 victory over Berwick at Edwin Flack Reserve on Saturday.

The Magpies had Tayla Shannon, Kara Hargrave, Elly Stewart and Brittany Mashado all sitting on the sidelines but still found a way to win all four-quarters of netball.

“I was really happy with the girls, who haven’t had much court time this season,” Jade said.

“It was great that some of the girls had the opportunity to play a half, and others a full game of netball.

“Courtney Phelps played three quarters, Demi Brettoner played a full game in wing attack, and Caitlin Stephens, she’s an under-17 player who came up and played half a game in goal defence.

She turned the ball over a couple of times and ran the ball out of defence really well. She was quite impressive.”

The Magpies, who bounced out of the blocks with a 16 to 10 goal first term, also had Erin Clark and captain Leigh Taylor in fine form through the midcourt.

Doveton has bounced back from a topsy-turvy start to the season, reminding everybody of its true premiership credentials with a dominant 25-goal victory over Beaconsfield at Holm Park Reserve.

The Doves, who triumphed over the Eagles in last year’s grand final, were slow to begin with, trailing by two goals at quarter time, before unleashing their full force in the second and fourth quarters.

They piled on 21 goals to 10 in the second term, to take a nine-goal lead into half time, before extending an eight-goal three-quarter-time lead into a comprehensive victory with a 25-goal final term.

Beaconsfield will be happy that it outscored the Doves in two quarters, but disappointed that its defence fell apart when the Doves applied the screws. Hannah Blair, Kaela Hughes and Erin Tippett all tried their hearts out for the Eagles.

In this week’s games, two premiership fancies, Doveton and Hampton Park, go toe-to-toe at Robinson Oval.

The rise of these two sides has been well documented, the Doves rising from the ashes in 2013 to win last year’s title, while the Redbacks have taken a similar approach, investing heavily in what looks to be a similar campaign.

The Redbacks have Chloe Birch, Cathy Leeves and Zoe Ryde-Coad providing a solid foundation this season, while the Doves have Cara Humbert, Liz Edwards and Kate Murphy doing likewise at Robinson Oval.

In other games, Narre Warren hosts Tooradin, Cranbourne welcomes Beaconsfield to Casey Fields and ROC and Berwick does battle at Starling Road. Pakenham has the bye.

W L D % PTS Pakenham 3 0 0 169.48 12 Beaconsfield 3 0 0 143.07 12 Doveton 3 1 0 102.30 12 Cranbourne 2 1 0 105.05 8 Narre Warren 1 2 0 105.46 4 Berwick 1 2 0 100.42 4 Tooradin-Dalmore 0 2 0 72.56 4 ROC 0 2 0 66.48 4 Hampton Park 0 3 0 52.82 4 This week: Cranbourne v Beaconsfield, ROC v Berwick, Narre Warren v Tooradin, Doveton v Hampton Park.

Pakenham - Bye. NETBALL SCORES A GRADE Narre Warren 46 d Berwick 28. Doveton 67 d Beaconsfield 42.

B GRADE Narre Warren 35 d Berwick 31. Doveton 38 d Beaconsfield 34.

C GRADE Narre Warren 27 d Berwick 19. Beaconsfield 33 d Doveton 17.

D GRADE Narre Warren 41 d Berwick 32. Beaconsfield 44 d Doveton 31.

UNDER 17 RED Narre Warren 31 d Berwick 12. Beaconsfield 28 d Doveton 24.

UNDER 17 WHITE Narre Warren 29 d Berwick 19. Beaconsfield 66 d Doveton 7.

UNDER 15 RED Narre Warren 23 d Berwick 10. Beaconsfield 27 d Doveton 22.

UNDER 15 WHITE Narre Warren 21 d Berwick 17. Beaconsfield 25 d Doveton 21.

UNDER 13 RED Narre Warren 20 d Berwick 3. Doveton 29 d Beaconsfield 14.

UNDER 13 WHITE Narre Warren 33 d Berwick 5. Beaconsfield 42 d Doveton 3.

A GRADE LADDER Hampton Park Narre Warren Doveton ROC Beaconsfield Cranbourne Pakenham Berwick Tooradin-Dalmore

W 2 2 2 1 2 1 1 1 0

L 1 0 2 1 1 1 2 2 2

D 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

% 130.47 125.74 111.30 100.00 93.79 132.95 88.99 79.66 39.21

PTS 12 10 8 8 8 6 4 4 4

Beaconsfield's Jazmin Valentine provided a strong attacking option for the Eagles against Doveton at Holm Park Reserve. 138376 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS

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Hallam boys shine

By JARROD POTTER

Narre Warren Netball Club will lace up in pink on Saturday to raise funds and awareness for Breast Cancer Network Picture: CONTRIBUTED Australia. 138340

Lashing up pink laces

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NARRE Warren Football Netball Club is sending out an open invitation to attend its Pink Sports Day High Tea at Kalora Park on Saturday.

Pink Sports Day is an opportunity for sporting groups around Australia to show their support for, and pay tribute to, people in their local community who have been affected by breast cancer.

All money raised through Pink Sports Day will go directly to BCNA to help ensure Australians affected by breast cancer receive the very best support, information, treatment and care.

BCNA CEO, Christine Nolan said Pink Sports Day is a chance for sporting communities to raise awareness and support, for local women affected by breast cancer.

“More than 15,000 women in Australia are expected to be diagnosed with breast cancer this year.

“These women - mothers, wives, daughters, sisters and friends - need to know that they are supported,” Christine said.

The High Tea begins at 3pm, with the $10 entry including champagne on arrival and high tea treats.

The afternoon will include guest speakers sharing their stories, raffles and pampering for our lovely ladies.

Pink Day items will be on sale prior to Pink Day. Socks, shoelaces, bracelets, key rings and earrings are available.

JINDIVICK CRICKET CLUB Invites expressions of interest for:

SENIOR COACH Enquiries: Mark (Secretary) 0401 161 144 email: jindivickcc@gmail.com Closes Friday 22 May QUIZ NUMBER 1451 ANSWERS: 1. Man United 2. Mark Woodforde 3. Vic Edwards 4. Jordan Spieth 5. Babe Didrikson Zaharias 6. Jack Nicklaus 7. Richard Hadlee 8. Peter Thomson 9.

Stuart McKenzie 10. Johnny Famechon 11.

Basketball 12. Lorraine Crapp 13. The triple 20 14. South Melbourne15. Hondo Grattan 16. John Bromwich and Adrian Quist 17.

James Anderson 18. The Canada Cup 19.

Dennis Lillee 20. Four

NOT many people would have expected Hallam Senior College to join an elite New South Wales Schoolboys rugby league competition, but through a unique set of circumstances the unlikely scenario has become reality.

With traditional rugby league school Holy Cross College - Ryde, in Sydney’s inner suburbs, bowing out of this year’s GIO Cup over uncertainty about its competitiveness, it left an opening in the 12-team competition.

While most Sydneysiders would have looked for another NSW team from the GIO Trophy, the powers that be instead looked to Victoria to find a suitable replacement.

Hallam Senior College was that lucky school, earning an invite to take Holy Cross’s place in the competition - and Hallam’s rugby academy coach Jamie Fardell said it was just reward for many successful campaigns in the GIO Trophy.

“There are 12 teams that compete in this in NSW and it is invite only, so you have to perform pretty well in the Trophy division to even be considered,” Fardell said.

“We were semi-finalists last year in the trophy and quarter-finalists the three years before that and that’s a knockout competition of 300 schools, so for us to be good at that for the last four years it shows we’re ready to step up.”

After many years of hard work alongside initial academy coach Travis McIntosh - Fardell was thrilled to see Victoria get a chance to mark itself on the rugby league map and it was due to the hard work of staff and

Hallam Senior College’s rugby academy - with players from last year’s Victorian sides pictured - is off Picture: JARROD POTTER to New South Wales to compete in the GIO Cup for schoolboys. 121430 players - from NRL level all the way down through the ranks.

“Between myself and Travis Mcintosh - he started this academy - it’s been a pipe dream of ours since I joined in 2010 to get to here (GIO Cup),” Fardell said.

“It comes on the back of a lot of hard work, recruiting, and looking after kids, connections with their outside rep programs and it’s due to every boy that has come through here.

“I hope to see a lot of them come to our home game and they’re the reason we’re here - they’ve been fantastic since I’ve been here in 2010 and every boy who has come

through the program I’ve been proud of.

“Not just the ones that go to the NRL but the ones that flourish and get better at all levels too.”

Fardell is unsure whether Hallam Senior College is invited to the competition just for 2015 or beyond, but he believes the growth of rugby league - especially in Victoria - will have organisers keen to keep the south-east Melbourne school around.

“They said you’re in and they haven’t said anything yet about next year,” Fardell said.

“I know the people that are running this competition have a big eye

on the development on the game and Victoria is a big part of that.

“When people talk about Victorian schoolboys, they know that we’re number one.”

Hallam is set to play its debut match in the GIO Cup on 20 May in Sydney before hosting a homeclash on Monday 15 June - either at Gosch’s Paddock or potentially AAMI Park as a curtain-raiser to the Melbourne Storm/Parramatta Eels NRL match.

Applications for the school’s 2016 rugby academy intake are currently open and for more information, visit the Hallam Senior College website www.hallamssc.vic.edu.au

Road seasoned Cavaliers

By JARROD POTTER EXACTING some form of revenge for last year’s BIG V grand-final loss, Casey had to battle through overtime but was able to knock off Shepparton 92-85 as the burgeoning rivalry continues to blossom.

Casey got out of the blocks early as Brent Hobba (35 points, 13 rebounds) lit up the scoreboard with 14-of-24 field shooting.

Hobba’s monster haul was well complemented by Dean Johnson (13 points, 6 rebounds) and Bevan Camilleri (11 points) to keep the Gators at bay.

Shepparton rallied to fight their way back into the Saturday night blockbuster, with the lead going back-and-forth before scores locked on the final buzzer, forcing overtime.

Stewart Baird’s brigade was able to chip away at the Gators through overtime as Hobba and Lester Strong (5 points, 6 rebounds) led the way in the absence of Casey’s usual lategame maestro Matt Witherden - who is currently nursing a leg injury.

With the Saturday night/ Sunday afternoon double-header frantically forcing Casey to fang back down the Hume Freeway, not even five hours of round-trip travel the night before could stop the Cavaliers smashing Warrandyte 74-49.

Baird gave his starters prolonged spells on the bench to rest up from the night before,

Aerial dog-fighting suited James Deneefe well as he flew past the Venom’s Brenton Charles in Casey’s emphatic Sunday victory.

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Picture: JARROD POTTER but it was a clinical full-team performance from his charges.

New recruit Ben Louis (6 assists) was given the big defensive task on Warrandyte’s Martino Brock (9 points) and restricted the Venom scoringthreat to four-of-19 shooting.

Hobba (18 points, 9 rebounds) pushed past 50 points for the weekend in another sublime performance from the versatile forward.

Lester Strong (16 points, 10 rebounds) and Brad ‘Big Smile’ Szalek were tenacious on defence and kept the Venom offguard and scrambling in its key.

Strong, fresh off his wedding on Friday, should get married every week for the way it boosted his performance across the double-header.

Baird said Casey’s last three wins - Warrandyte, Shepparton and La Trobe - show the Cavaliers are a side-to-beat in Division 1 even in their first season making the step up.

“I’m so proud of the boys the last eight days starting last Saturday night where quality opposition in La Trobe, road trip last night, still a bit of angst around the place, they’ve just focused and locked in so well,” Baird said.

“Could’ve probably collapsed when it went to overtime but dug in and won the overtime pretty conclusively.

“Then to come out today (Sunday) - they’re (Warrandyte) missing their one big guy really - but they’re still a quality side and third on the ladder in our conference and it’s a great scalp to get… we’re really hitting our straps.”

Not to be outdone by their senior club mates, Casey’s youth men pumped up the score to smash Warrandyte 101-50.

All three Cavaliers teams will be at home this Saturday from 4pm for the Ballin’ for Breast Cancer triple-header.

The Cavaliers trio will don the famous pink jerseys for the oneoff weekend to raise funds and promote awareness of breast cancer treatment and prevention.

Young at 100 A LOT has changed at Timbarra Junior Football Club throughout its six seasons in the South East Juniors, but there has been one constant knocking off game-after-game in pursuit of the Tornados’ first major milestone.

Since the club’s inception - and the Tornados’ nomadic existence before Timbarra Reserve was completed in 2013 - Connor Olsson has been pulling on the boots and playing his part in Timbarra teams.

This weekend was his time to be congratulated though as the young Tornados spearhead ran out for his 100th match - the first time a Timbarra player has reached the milestone.

He’s been an important part of the purpleand-gold brigade since the first South East Juniors season in 2009 and has taken his career from under-9s all the way through to under-14s.

Sadly Timbarra under-14s weren’t able to make it a magic milestone for Olsson - Berwick Springs spoiled the party knocking off the Tornados by 44 points. 138562 Picture: SUPPLIED

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Lexus sharpens its image

By EWAN KENNEDY THE three big German marques are at it hammer and tongs in the Australian sales race at the moment.

No more so than in the crossover SUV field.

The very British Land Rover is starting to get involved as well with its just introduced Discovery Sport.

So it’s no surprise that Lexus has joined the fray with additional models, sharp pricing and a major advertising campaign.

When launched the Lexus NX crossover came only as a hybrid, the NX 300h.

Lexus NX 200t, the subject of this week’s road test, arrived a few months later and follows the European route of using a relatively small engine but turbocharging it to add power and, most importantly, plenty of torque.

With a price list starting at $52,500 for the 2WD NX 200t, the new Lexus range is well priced in comparison with the German and British opposition.

The 2.0-litre turbo-petrol four-cylinder Lexus engine has a power output of 175 kilowatts, and 350 Nm of torque.

The latter is produced all the way from 1650 to 4000 rpm, a handy range for the average driver who seldom exceeds 4000 revs, so maximum grunt is there all the time.

An automatic transmission with only six forward speeds is becoming relatively rare these days so some will feel the NX is behind the field in having one.

Like many current SUVs the Lexus NX is sold with either two-wheel or four-wheel drive. However, the Australian importer has put its emphasis on all-wheel-drive so the 2WD comes in just the one spec level, the Luxury.

The all-wheel drive comes as Luxu-

The radical shape of the all-new Lexus NX crossover will appeal to many. ry, F Sport and Sports Luxury variants.

Our test car was the topline Luxury Sport.

One of the first statements Akio Toyoda made when he took charge of Lexus was that he didn’t like his cars being described as conservative.

That word will not be used when describing the Lexus NX. The huge ‘spindle grille’, deep swages in the doors and the sharp kickup at the rear are more likely to be called radical than conservative.

Note that the high window-line created by this style may make it difficult for smaller children to see out. It might be an idea to take the littlies on your pre-purchase test drive to see what they see, or don’t see.

Inside there’s the usual high quality Lexus design and materials set out in a design that’s not as radical as the exterior but which works well.

The Lexus control system for the satellite navigation and other infotainment functions isn’t particularly easy to use although, presumably, regular owners of the cars will grow accus-

tomed to it.

Lexus NX 200t Luxury and F Sport have a 10-speaker Pioneer audio system.

There’s the option of a 14-speaker Mark Levinson system.

The latter has Green Edge technology that produces double the output from the same amount of energy as conventional speakers.

There’s Bluetooth audio streaming as well as two USB ports and an Aux port in the centre console box.

The Aux can play video files through the multimedia display screen with a compatible four-pole cable.

Lexus NX 200t has electronic safety features that include controlled braking, emergency brake signal, vehicle stability control, traction control, ABS brakes with brake assist and electronic brake-force distribution (EBD).

A reversing camera is standard.

Lexus Dynamic Torque Control in the AWD models helps maximise traction and cornering stability.

LDW+ warns the driver if NX is about to cross lane markings without

using the turn signals. It also assists with steering to avoid lane departure.

The front seats give occupants good room and provide support that’s aimed at touring rather than blasting around corners.

Handling dynamics are safe and competent but this isn’t a sporty SUV in the manner of the Germans in this class.

Lexus has made its name over the past 25 years by providing a quiet, smooth ride in a luxurious cabin.

Lexus owners say their main interest in motoring is peaceful progress in real world driving conditions.

Having lived with a Lexus in that manner for a whole week we certainly agree with them The rear seat provides good legroom for most adults, but some may have to ask the folks in front to give up a little of their legroom.

This is hardly a criticism in this class of small-medium crossovers.

Engine performance is good with-

out being outstanding in the Normal mode which is likely to be used by most owners - choosing Sport mode certainly livens it up.

There’s some turbo lag in each mode but that’s inevitable in this sort of engine and the use of a twin-scroll turbo helps minimise it.

Once the engine is fully boosted and the six-speed auto has selected the correct gear Lexus NX 200t is a real pleasure to pilot.

During normal driving the Lexus is likely to be at maximum torque due to the lovely spread from 1650 to 4000.

This makes for relaxed driving and minimum emissions and fuel use.

Fuel use during our testing was in the six to seven litres per 100 kilometres range on motorways and easy country running, rising to a more than acceptable eight to 10 litres per 100 around town.

This compares well with the 7.7 L/100km official numbers.

Lexus has sold the RX midsize SUV and the very large LX 4WD for many years in Australia and both have proven popular.

The all-new NX is already showing every sign of outselling them both.

Which comes as no surprise as this market segment is red hot at the moment.

Model range NX 200t Luxury 2.0-litre turbopetrol 2WD five-door wagon: $52,500 (automatic) NX 200t Luxury 2.0-litre turbopetrol AWD five-door wagon: $57,000 (automatic) NX 200t F Sport 2.0-litre turbopetrol AWD five-door wagon: $63,500 (automatic) NX 200t Sports Luxury 2.0-litre turbo-petrol AWD five-door wagon: $72,500 (automatic)

Welcome for Mazda’s newest arrival TEN years ago Berwick Mazda cemented its name as a superior, quality sales and service centre and now the team at Berwick Mazda is excited to announce the arrival of the all new CX-3.

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