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Maramba Primary School principal Andrew Groh was farewelled by hundreds.
Andrew Groh, loved by so many, was carried from the Berwick Church of Christ at his funeral on Friday. 139711 Picture: ROB CAREW
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Moving tributes By LACHLAN MOORHEAD AS THE young primary schoolgirl wept inside the church, her mother placed a comforting hand on her shoulder. Her tears fell onto her school uniform, dampening the green Maramba Primary Tshirt worn by so many of the young children who attended their principal’s funeral on Friday.
his love of teaching, also offered her own touching tribute to the man who was loved by so many. Andrew Patrick Groh was born on 17 March 1955, in Rose Park, Adelaide, and at four months old was adopted by Stefan and Cecilia Groh, immigrants from war-torn Hungary and Germany desperate to start a family in their new home. Continued on page 12
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From the screens set up inside the Berwick Church of Christ, and amid the lilting tones of Van Morrison, the late Andrew Groh’s smiling face looked down upon the hundreds of people who had gathered to pay respects to Narre Warren’s Maramba Primary School principal, who passed away from cancer on 23 May. He was 60 years old.
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Community News Winter Arts Festival heats up! Council’s three-month long Winter Arts Festival (WAF) is now in full swing, with an array of arts events and activities organised across the municipality for residents to enjoy.
Council is inviting residents to have their say on a number of community consultations currently open for feedback.
Casey will be a hive of activity throughout June, July and August with pop-up performances, music and dance showcases, visual arts exhibitions, theatre shows and classes and workshops.
Council’s 2015–16 Draft Budget and Council Plan 2013–2017 (2015 review)
A feature event of this year’s WAF is the popular children’s play Bubblewrap and Boxes, which will visit Cranbourne Community Theatre for two shows on Tuesday 7 July 2015 – at 10.30 am and 2.00 pm.
Visit www.caseyconversations.com.au/budget and have your say on Council’s Draft Budget by Tuesday 16 June 2015.
Described as a captivating and beautiful piece of family theatre, the play is set in a lost mail room and includes acrobatics, clowning and a whole lot of cardboard boxes.
The budget features an operating budget of $248 million to ensure Council continues to provide vital services to over 288,000 residents and a $91 million capital works program to fund a range of necessary infrastructure projects.
The play follows the story of two oddly delightful characters – a highly-strung mailroom dweller intent on keeping his boxes in order and a free-spirited new arrival that has a strong sense of adventure. Presented by Asking for Trouble, this show is adult friendly theatre for children and one the whole family can enjoy together. Other events on the WAF program include the Casey Art Tour Bus, open studio weekend, school holiday workshops including ‘bling your bike’ and cut paper animation, ukulele classes and engaging workshops.
Home-based food business information session Are you interested in starting a food business from home or interested in selling food at events? Then head along to Casey’s home-based food business information session. This FREE event will cover topics including the registration process, food labelling, Casey Cardinia Business Group, waste management and practical examples of food safety.
Some major initiatives in 2015–16 include: Don’t miss the popular children’s play Bubblewrap and Boxes when it visits Casey for two shows only as part of the Winter Arts Festival.
To view the full program and other details on the WAF, including how to purchase tickets for Bubblewrap and Boxes, visit www.casey.vic.gov.au/winterarts.
Casey Refugee Week Forum
Places are limited and bookings are essential. To book your place contact Customer Service on 9705 5200.
» Commence construction of Casey’s $125m cultural, community and civic facility Bunjil Place, Narre Warren » Expansion of the Casey Indoor Leisure Centre, Cranbourne East ($6.7m) » Completion of the Cranbourne West Family and Community Centre ($2.3m) » Sealing and reconstruction of Cross Road ($1.2m) and Craig Road ($1.3m) in Devon Meadows
Council will host a community forum during Refugee Week, together with the Refugee Council of Australia, the Southern Migrant and Refugee Centre, Monash Health and South East Melbourne Medicare Local.
» Bridgewater Kindergarten extension, Berwick ($1.1m)
At the forum, attendees will hear from prominent speakers from national and regional services which provide health and wellbeing support to refugees and asylum seekers.
» Upgrades to sport pavilion, lighting and ground improvements at Rutter Recreation Reserve, Tooradin ($565,000)
Local residents will also share their stories about their personal journeys and settlement here in Casey.
Draft Rowan Drive Doveton Development Plan
Refugee service providers, community organisations and interested members of the public are invited to attend.
The plan sets out the future use and development of the former Doveton North Primary School site at 25–35 Rowan Drive, Doveton.
Event details: Date: Wednesday 17 June 2015 Time: 2.00 pm Venue: Selandra Community Place, 2 Forest Drive, Clyde North
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City of Casey receives $10 M cheque for Bunjil Place City of Casey Mayor Cr Mick Morland and fellow Councillors were thrilled to accept a cheque for $10 M from Assistant Minister for Infrastructure and Regional Development Jamie Briggs and Member for La Trobe Jason Wood, towards the development of the Regional Arts Centre component of Council’s $125M Bunjil Place project on Thursday 21 May. The $10 million grant was awarded through the National Stronger Regions Fund, which provides funding for priority infrastructure in communities.
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» Commencement of stage one of the Endeavour Hills Community Precinct ($1m)
Visit www.casey.vic.gov.au/currentconsultations and submit your comments by Monday 22 June 2015.
Hampton Park Central Structure Plan Steering Committee Council is establishing a Steering Committee that will provide strategic advice to the City of Casey on current planning issues within Hampton Park Central and guide the revision of the Hampton Park Development Plan (September 2012). Council is seeking expressions of interest from community groups and/or individual community members who have an interest in Hampton Park Central. To apply, visit www.casey.vic.gov.au/currentconsultations by Friday 19 June 2015.
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Court’s plea for accused Police prosecutor Const Ryan Johnson said the accused later swung the branches as he entered a private birthday party at Noble Park RSL. After striking a patron with a branch, the accused was cornered and “overpowered” by other guests, Constable Johnson said. In the scuffle, the victim’s shoulder was reportedly dislocated - though the accused’s lawyer disputed the lack of medical evidence. The victim also suffered a small cut under his right eye and abrasions to his right arm and leg. The accused, who wrote a letter-ofapology to the victim, faced a single count of unlawful assault with weapons.
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A MAGISTRATE has successfully argued for the diversion of a Narre Warren man who gate-crashed a 50th birthday party and struck a patron with a tree branch. The 18-year-old accused had been drinking vodka with mates in Melbourne’s CBD, lost his admission ticket to a soccer match and tried to get home by train on 7 February, Dandenong Magistrates’ Court was told on Monday. He disembarked in Noble Park, got into an altercation with an “aggressive” group of males and armed himself with two branches from a wheelbarrow.
Const Johnson said the accused was co-operative, apologetic and regretful during a police interview. The man’s lawyer told the court that the “disoriented” accused didn’t normally drink, had no idea why he disembarked at Noble Park station and had retreated to the RSL sub-branch for “safety”. Armed with glowing references for the accused, the lawyer pleaded for diversion on the basis of his youth, no prior criminal history and overcoming serious physical and sexual abuse as a child. If rejected, the recorded offence would dent the man’s ambitions to help domestic abuse victims as a youth
worker, and “undo some of the good work he’s done”, the lawyer said. Magistrate Jack Vandersteen said he would not take into account the shoulder injury because police withdrew the relevant charge. The magistrate pleaded with police to drop their opposition, so he could place the accused on diversion. “You cannot underestimate the impact of the things (he’s) gone through,” Mr Vandersteen said to police prosecutors. “His father was threatening to kill the mother with a knife ... it’s remarkable he’s come as far as he has.” He said it was ironic that police had supported the family, particularly the
mother, as domestic violence victims in the past, yet not in this case. “Are we so sanctimonious that he doesn’t deserve a second chance? “(He’s) very young. As parents, it could be one of our kids one day.” Police prosecutor Sergeant Andrew Gannon said the accused was unsuitable because it was an unprovoked attack at a family function on a licensed premises. But after an interval, police dropped their opposition - despite three police prosecutors initially rejecting diversion. The accused will be assessed for diversion later this month.
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By GEORGIA WESTGARTH IF three-year-old Harrison Scott and five-year-old Reef Emerson eat more than five grams of protein a day, they will develop brain damage, liver failure, experience seizures and die prematurely. Killing precious brain cells is on the minds of Cranbourne and Narre Warren mums, Tracy Scott and Wendi Emerson every day as they measure, cook and monitor everything their sons eat. Harrison and Reef were born with phenylketonuria (PKU) and cannot break down foods containing protein. Sufferers of PKU have received a Federal Government monthly food grant of $250 a month since 2001 to help cover the expensive specialised food products, medication and supplements, but as of 1 January 2016 the grant will stop. “There are families that literally won’t be able to do this, they won’t be able to afford to feed their child,” Ms Emerson said. “We are begging the government to reverse this decision which is factually incorrect, the products have not come down in price and are not more readily available,” Ms Scott said. With about 904 families receiving the grant around Australia, the
Above: Harrison and Reef need their food shipped over from the US. 139675 Left: Wendi and Reef Emerson with friends Tracy and Harrison Scott are begging for the decision to withdraw a federal grant be revoked. 139675 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS Government is set to save $3 million a year from scrapping the food grant. Ms Scott said the monthly grant was a good chunk of the cost of food but didn't cover it. “We have to make everything from scratch most parents will try and make burgers or sausages themselves, but I’m a full time working mum and I don’t have the time, so I order pre-made meals from overseas, because no one in Australia
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TWO Casey teenagers were arrested in relation to alleged robbery at two petrol stations in Hampton Park and Narre Warren last month. Police believe the two 16-year-olds, from Hampton Park and Dandenong, had allegedly worked together to rob the petrol stations, allegedly wielding weapons and stealing an amount of cash and cigarettes. The first robbery occurred on Friday 29 May, while the second happened on Sunday 31 May. One of the teenagers was bailed, while the other remains in remand.
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TV crews in college classroom By GEORGIA WESTGARTH EVERY single day of the school year students and staff at Kambrya College will be going about their daily business with a camera crew documenting their every move as part of a series to appear on ABC. The program will focus heavily on Year 12 and Year 7 students and highlight improvements in modern state education in Australia. Kambrya College principal Michael Muscat said he hoped the series will portray state education in a positive light. “I think that some fantastic work is being done in our state schools and I really hope that it creates a higher level of public confidence in our state education system,” he said. A crew of four from CJZ Productions are currently recording day-today life at the school and have installed cameras in both vice principals offices. CJZ unit assistant Georgina Savage controls the permanent cameras, listens to conversations, frames shots and records it all. “Teachers and students are interviewed on the fly around the school grounds and everyone’s been so friendly,” she said. “We often get the Big Brother card, but I’d never compare the two, this will
end up being very engaging and observational compared to reality television - Kambrya is our vessel in which we are explaining education in Australia.” Mr Muscat said CJZ Productions had researched hundreds of schools around Australia before settling on Kambrya. “According to what they say they were looking for an average suburban high school that was doing some above average work,” he said. The Berwick school was chosen for its drastic improvement in student achievement over the past six years. Mr Muscat said the school’s success had been quite remarkable. “In 2008 we were rock bottom, one of the lowest performing schools in Victoria and now we're consistently in the top 20 highest performing schools,” he said. The school used the University of Melbourne’s Network of Schools as a template for its success. “They’ve done a lot of research into the teaching strategies that are most effective instead of wasting your time on the teaching strategies that have low impact,” Mr Muscat said. “We’re finding that it’s having really good traction in our school,” he said. The documentary had a positive response from the school community although Mr Muscat said a small number
CJZ Productions Unit assistant Georgina Savage in the control centre. 139399 Picture: GEORGIA WESTGARTH of teachers and students would not be included. “They will be looking at the whole school and all our projects and individual students as well. “We are happy to take the film crew on with most things however some are too sensitive, but we know where the line is for those matters,” he said. Mr Muscat said the documentary was covering the University of Melbourne’s program “only because it works”.
“When I became principal in 2008, things were looking pretty grim on a whole range of matters, and it’s been a very consistent and focused effort but the turnaround is quite dramatic,” he said. Mr Muscat said he looked forward to watching the documentary and that the experience had kept him on his toes. “We’ve been totally open with the crew and when you're being totally
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LA TROBE MP Jason Wood has hit out at the seat’s Labor candidate for taking a “soft” stance on terror after Mr Wood’s anti-terrorism plan was criticised as being “irresponsible.” Last month Mr Wood told Parliament his plan to launch MYHACK, a program designed to deter young people from turning to violent extremism. In an interview with the Pak-
enham-Berwick Gazette, Labor’s Simon Curtis said members of parliament needed to be careful not to become involved in a “scaremonger.” Mr Wood said that Curtis’ comments were an attempt to create political and community friction. “For the Labor candidate to accuse me of scaremongering when we’ve had multiple local examples of the risk we face already, I wonder what it would take for him to take the
threat of radicalization seriously? “Being weak on terrorism achieves absolutely nothing, so does he propose to do nothing and just hope for the best? “Seeing this reaction from the Labor candidate, I have no choice but to assume he would not support proposed changes to citizenship or other counter terrorism measures.” He also criticized Curtis’ view that the government should be focusing on more prevalent issues
such as family violence. “Domestic violence is something far more prevalent in our community than terrorism. We need to see a better response by government on this.” Mr Wood said drawing parallels between the two issues was “politically irresponsible.” “I take the matter of family violence incredibly seriously, and I do not choose to politicise it like others,” Mr Wood said.
THE City of Casey is continually recognised for its multiculturalism. A plethora of people and families with wide-ranging nationalities live there. When one considers the recent terror plot allegations levelled at a number of Casey teens, as well as last September’s stabbing outside the Endeavour Hills police station, the term ‘cultural harmony’ has arguably never held more importance for the municipality than it does at the moment. The Triveni Society of Victoria, based in Casey, is ever aware of bubbling race tensions and recently held a four-week multi-faith pilgrimage to address this issue and help educate the community, after receiving a $7500 grant from the Victorian Multicultural Commission. The state government funding allowed the Triveni Society to hold a number of events and prayer sessions, celebrating the different cultures of Buddhism, Sikh, Hindu and Islam.
Triveni Society founder Satya Goundan said the aim of the fourweek pilgrimage was to educate its members and the broader community “about different faiths and bridge faith polarisation resulting from the extremist trends in the world today”. “In the current global climate of Islamophobia induced by terrorism and violence extremism, the Triveni Society of Victoria has embarked on a radical plan to alleviate the misconceptions related to Islam and other faiths and counter radicalisation,” he said. “As some young people of different faith communities are blindly bamboozled into extremism by the radicals via the social media, living safely together is creating great fears and suspicion, sparked by the recent, sudden descent of youths into extremism. “Early intervention is necessary to reverse these dangerous trends and a powerful medium is through direct education and experience.” The pilgrimage saw the group attend a range of services throughout
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CASEY’S draft budget plan for 2015-’16 states ratepayers are looking at an overall increase in rates and charges of 3.87 per cent. But the recent State Budget also states that ratepayers will be hit with a 7.2 per cent increase in the Fire Services Property Levy (FSPL). Although the FSPL was previously collected by insurance companies, the present Victorian Treasurer Tim Pallas, when he was in opposition, said, in 2013, that insurance premiums had increased by as much as 55 per cent. Mr Pallas also said “The FSPL has been botched“ and that “The Napthine Government needed to review the operation of this tax.“ The Victorian Premier, in addition, promised we would have no increase in taxes. My question to the Victorian Treasurer is this: is it not a double standard for your government to claim that councils must limit future rates and charges to the CPI while the FSPL is not subject to the same criteria? How will ratepayers be any better off if you increase the FSPL over and above any increase in council rates and charges? John Glazebrook, Endeavour Hills.
Rates claim untrue I WRITE in response to Mr Glazebrook’s letter (News, 25 May). The City of Casey has worked hard to deliver one of the lowest rate rises in outer metropolitan Melbourne. The rates and waste charge for residential properties will increase by an average of 3.87 per cent, or $62 per year, which less than $1.20 per week. In 15/16 we will invest $91 million in community infrastructure. Some residents have asked us about the surplus listed in our budget papers. The draft budget includes a $1.5 billion surplus, which represents the accumulation over many years of the annual accrual accounting surplus from operating activities, which is used to help fund council’s capital works program. It is not a cash reserve, but has mainly been invested in council’s growing asset base. Council’s assets are represented by the property, plant and equipment item in the balance sheet. Council only raises the amount of rates it requires each year to fund its operations and capital works program. To claim council is using rates to grow a surplus is simply untrue. We encourage residents to visit www.caseyconversations.com. au/budget and have their say on the draft budget by 16 June 2015. Mick Morland, Mayor, City of Casey.
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Socially speaking Re: Principal farewelled at packed service It was a beautiful service for an extraordinary man. We were so lucky and fortunate to have Mr Groh as our principal at Maramba PS. While cutting his hair he would share exciting and wonderful stories about his family, his travels, his life experiences and of course The Mighty Hawks. He will be deeply and sadly missed by many. RIP Mr Groh xx Anna, via Facebook.
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great man for over 15 years. He touched all our lives through his honesty, integrity and love for teaching. Rest in peace mate. Angelo, via web. Such a great man!! Will be deeply missed. Pam, via Facebook. RIP Andrew. A great man to lead our school community. Always involved with the kids. Sharon N, via Facebook. Great man with a heart of gold, fond memories from Kilberry Valley Primary School and Maryborough HPV Team 2007. RIP. Sharon S, via Facebook.
It was such a beautiful service and a wonderful tribute to an amazing man. RIP Mr Groh. You will be missed so much by so many people. Jenni, via Facebook.
Andrew will be greatly missed. RIP. Suzanne, via Facebook.
Thank you for believing in the kids and helping them believe in themselves. You have left your mark on my children’s lives.Rest in peace. Vicky, via Facebook.
I had not heard. Condolences to the family. Brie, via Facebook.
Andrew’s legacy will live on forever. My family and I have had the privilege of knowing this
Was a beautiful service. RIP. Tanya, via Facebook.
lences to his family. Kaye, via Facebook. Such a wonderful man... he was so good to my boys when they were going through some tough times. He will be missed by so many. Rachel, via Facebook. RIP Andrew Groh. my condolences to his family and friends. Tracie, via Facebook. Such a lovely man. I dealt with him for advertising for the school and he was delightful. Dianne, via Facebook. Was a fantastic man who helped my daughter at Kilberry Valley Primary School RIP. Louise, via Facebook. Such an inspirational man! He will be truly missed at Maramba. Such a hard time for our school xxx Joanne, via Facebook.
RIP Mr Groh. Joanne, via Facebook. RIP, Mr Groh a wonderful man who truly believed in his students. My sincere condo-
Thank you Mr G for loving and caring for our children over the years, especially your Maramba years! Janine, via Facebook.
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had plans to marry his partner when released, his lawyer said. He had complied with parole, a community corrections order and a suspended sentence in the past, she said. Ms Mykytowycz argued parole supervision was required partly to help protect the community. Magistrate Jack Vandersteen said Kovalski’s secret firearm seemed to be for an “illegal purpose” and sawn-off to be used at close range; the other modified to be gripped in a low position. He considered the offences posed a “very high” community risk. “He was previously sentenced as a serious sex offender,” Mr Vandersteen said. “These are serious but in a different category.” In 2010, Kovalski had been convicted and jailed for three years by the County Court for three counts of using threats and intimidation to procure sex from a woman. Mr Vandersteen took into account Kovalski’s co-operation with police, his loyal family and partner, his growing insight into his crimes and his high intelligence. Kovalski was set a non-parole period of 12 months, with 156 days served already in presentence detention. He was also fined $1500 and disqualified from driving for 12 months.
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Green said. Among the items found were 57 rounds of cartridge ammunition, a silver knife, an imitation firearm, a Winchester shotgun, 6.5 grams of ice, cocaine, counterfeit $100 and $50 notes, several mobile phones and a ballistics vest. The accused was also charged with theft after riding unlicensed on a stolen, unregistered motorcycle on Stud Road, speeding by more than 20 km/h over the limit in October. The motorbike had been stolen from Narre Warren last year, and had affixed stolen number plates. In his bum bag at the time was a pair of plastic, apparently homemade knuckle-dusters - a prohibited weapon. Kovalski also pleaded guilty on Monday to multiple counts of driving while suspended. The court was told that one excuse to police was: “I had to get some dog food before he eats me.” Kovalski admitted to an ice habit which escalated when his relationship broke down - though his lawyer told the court he was a heavier user of cocaine. He had never owned a firearms licence, the court was told. Defence lawyer Michelle Mykytowycz said Kovalski’s offending mainly stemmed from a personality disorder. Kovalski, who had been remanded in custody since December, had “grown up” and
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Morning tea guests, back, Cr Louise Berkelmans, Bert Ainge, Ann Daff, Rita Waugh, Bob Waugh, Nicky White, Ann Knights, Geoff Knights, Fay Powell, Cr Rosalie Crestani, front, Casey mayor Mick Morland, Bert Rae, Rotary Club of Berwick president Gus Dominguez. contributed more than $250,000 over the years to support the organisation. She said it was a sad occasion to see the existing members
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Eight days’ jail By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A 24-YEAR-OLD violent ice addict who pleaded guilty to a string of offences including trafficking and threatening to kill his mother has been released after being bullied during an eight-day jail stint. Police prosecutor Leading Senior Constable Adam Green told Dandenong Magistrates’ Court on Monday that the man was arrested soon after making the threat, damaging a sliding door and curtains and fleeing his mother’s house in Cranbourne North on 24 May. He allegedly made the threat because his mother was going to call police, Leading Sen Const Green said. The accused was also charged for smashing a window with his hand at Junction Village shops - done as “payback” against someone he wanted to “fight one on one”, he told police. He was charged with nine counts of failing to report to police as part of his bail since March and failing to appear at
court on 22 May. On 7 March, he was found by police holding a bag with deal-portions of GHB and ice, as well as empty deal bags and containers containing drug residues while a passenger in an unregistered car on South Gippsland Highway, Cranbourne. At the time, the man denied he owned the bag and the drugs, claiming the driver threw the paraphernalia towards him when intercepted. He was also holding the wallet and cards of another man who, he later claimed to police, owned the drugs. “I was going to return (the wallet and cards) to him. I believe in good karma,” the man allegedly told police. He was also charged with possessing and using an illicit drug in November, and with robbery of cigarettes from a person at Centro Cranbourne in December. The man had been on a community corrections order since October for recklessly causing injury and contravening a fam-
ily violence order. A corrections officer told the court the man had attended just one appointment, and his alleged offending had also breached the order. Defence lawyer Nadine Daniel said the man had an eight-year ice habit, had a learning disorder, anger management and homelessness issues but had returned to “the family fold” after a recent car accident. Magistrate Jack Vandersteen said stable accommodation at the mother’s home was the “one thing going for” the accused. “There comes a point where this has to stop,” Mr Vandersteen said. “The choice is yours: if you breach the order, you go in.” Mr Vandersteen sentenced the accused to eight days’ jail - declaring the man’s remand period as “time served”. The man was also placed on a revised 12-month community-corrections order including judicial monitoring and men’s behavioural change program.
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NO-ONE is too young to learn about the Friends of Ermera (FoE). Last Thursday the FoE, a group formed in 2002 to help the under-privileged communities in the East Timorese district of Ermera, launched 15 special educational kits at a local kindergarten with the help of a Casey Council grant. Each kit included special East Timorese art and culture items, a folk tale, Timorese music, a Tetun English Dictionary and a special book entitled, ‘The life of kindergarten child in Timor Leste’. FoE pioneer Jan Trezise said several Casey kindergartens had developed a friendship link with a kindergarten in Ermera. “They have exchanged pho-
tos and artwork and provided some funds to support training of teachers and provide resources,� she said. “The directors of those kindergartens identified the need for some resources to be developed to facilitate and support a friendship link. “So FoE applied for a City of Casey Community grant to develop these resources and produce 15 Kindergarten kits.� The kits were launched at Lynbrook Kindergarten under the guidance of Timor Leste mentor and friend of FoE, Sister Aurora Pires. Sister Aurora fled East Timor to Australia as a refugee in 1975. Speaking at the presentation, attended by Casey Councillor Wayne Smith, Sister Aurora outlined how the kits would help Casey children
better understand and appreciate the life of a child in Timor Leste. “Aurora spoke of the effect the lack of effective educational opportunities has had on the East Timorese people,� Ms Trezise said. “The opportunity to experience a year at a kindergarten with an enthusiastic teacher who has received some effective training is so vitally important for the children of Timor. “Teachers who have not themselves had books to read, have to be trained in how to read a picture book to the children. “ Sister Aurora thanked FoE and some of the local kindergartens who were together providing funding to allow kindergarten teachers in Ermera to attend basic training.
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AFTER two auditions and two interviews, Berwick resident Aria Taylor has scored a live audition on Channel Seven’s new series of the X-Factor. Starting singing lessons at age six, Aria will step in front of the four X-Factor judges and live audience at Hisense Arena on Sunday 14 June. “To say I’m scared is not even close to it,” she said. With adoring fans all over the world, Aria has a strong online following on Facebook and Youtube. “I started the Facebook page in 2013 and I’ve got 9626 followers,” she said. A singer songwriter, Aria plays guitar and keyboard and writes lyrics with the help of her mentor Mel Jade. “I just let the words flow onto paper and make sure they rhyme,” she said. Having written two songs with her mentor, Aria said she had released five songs with video clips and absolutely loved what she does. “I started singing ever since I could talk and it has always been a dream of mine,” she said. An experienced stage performer Aria has been in musicals, short films and advertisements but said she is very nervous for the live audition. “I don’t know if I’ll ever get the chance to perform in front
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Moving tributes From page 1 After a number of years in the classroom, he became a specialist Physical Education teacher, before moving to Nilma Primary School, then Carrum Downs, and later arriving at Berwick Primary in 1984. It was here where he met Alison. “On his first day at Berwick Primary School he met a skinny, permed, physical education teacher in yellow overalls and for a reason none of us could ever understand, she took his breath away,” Lachlan and Jordan read in the Eulogy. “Dad said he felt as if he’d known her from another life.” The boys said their dad had always managed to put his own problems aside and saw the best in people, even during his short illness. It was a beautiful way to approach life, they said, accept the bad and appreciate the good - “because life has plenty of both”. “I don’t see your death as the end of you, I know you are just as present in my life now as you were before,” Lachlan said. “There is so much I could say Foss, but as you would say, I have talked too much. “I will treasure the small moments and the big ones, know that I will always take you with me wherever I should go, old boy, and your presence will never go unnoticed. “I love you, old man, and you will never be forgotten.” Nearing the end of her own tribute to Andrew, Alison read a poem she’d heard from a film, originally penned by W.H. Auden, which, she said, she knew “would be exactly
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how I felt if I was to ever lose him.” “He was my North, my South, my East and West,” she read. “My working week and my Sunday rest, “My noon, my midnight, my talk, my song, “I thought that love would last forever, I was wrong, “The stars are not wanted now, put out every one, “Pack up the moon and dismantle the sun, “Pour away the ocean and sweep
up the wood, for nothing now can ever come to any good.” But despite her grief, despite everyone’s sadness, Alison vowed to continue on, and promised to take her family with her. “Even though that’s how I feel at this time, my love for my darling will last forever,” she said. “And even though this has absolutely devastated me, and my beautiful children, and grandchildren, I promise to keep going in honour of the beautiful life we created.
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POLICE have released a CCTV image of a woman they believe stole $13,000 worth of rings from Fountain Gate this week. The rings were taken from Bevilles Jewellers at the Fountain Gate Shopping Centre around 3.15pm on Tuesday 2 June. The offender tried on a number of items at the store with the assistance of staff before running away with two gold diamond rings worth $13,000. It’s believed the same offender committed a similar offence at the Michael Hill Jewellers at Parkmore Shopping Centre around 4.30pm on the same day. Anyone with information is urged to contact Casey CIU on 9705 3136.
ENDEAVOUR Hills resident Asanga Seneviratne was among 76 students who represented Victoria at the Anzac Centenary Dawn Service at Gallipoli, Turkey. The Berwick Haileybury College student shares his journey to Anzac Cove. “HE DIED that we might live.” Those were the words inscribed upon the tombstone of 18-year-old Private A.L. Barr as we walked through the Redoubt Cemetery off the coast of Cape Helles on the Gallipoli Peninsula in Turkey. Private Barr was just one of the 2000 casualties from Australia, New Zealand, Britain and Turkey at the Redoubt and as we stood amongst their tombstones, no one knew who these men were. No one knew why they had enlisted. No one knew who they had left behind, yet there was this overwhelming sense of emotion at the sacrifice they had made - a sacrifice not only for the Australians at the time but those Australians to come. One that would ensure the security of a nation that has blossomed into the free, accepting and prosperous one it is today. One that allowed me to experience this incredible opportunity regardless of race, religion or background. One that should be truly cherished. Yet I’m neglecting the beginning of our trip, with our first two days in Istanbul spent exploring important sites in Turkish culture and heritage including the Bosphorus strait, Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque, The Grand Bazaar, Hippodrome and the Basilica Cistern. We then journeyed to the Gallipoli Peninsula, visiting three commemorative sites including the Redoubt Cemetery, the Canakkale Turkish Martyrs’ Memorial and Britain’s Cape Helles Memorial. Each site held its own significance in the hearts of the respective nations and it put into perspective the sheer scale of the Gallipoli campaign. Recognising that those who lost their lives on the shores of Gallipoli were not only Australian but Turkish, British and French among many other nationalities highlighted the wide-reaching devastation of the campaign. These were the soldiers with the same frightened mothers and sisters, the same unwavering commitment and same pride in their nation who would pay the same ultimate sacrifice. After a quick stop to see our pen-pals at the Gelibolu Antalya High School, the core of the trip was upon us - the Dawn Service at Anzac Cove. Passing four staggered security check points and fighting off a lack of sleep we arrived on the banks of Anzac Cove as thousands watched the epitaphs that flashed upon the screen. In the bitter cold we stood as name after name appeared on the screen, each with its own story to tell. Each with a mother that had been left behind and a family left empty with its dearest son gone. Their loss was our loss as we contemplated their valour charging into what was near-certain failure given the topography of the cliff that stood behind us.
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according to Dr Loizou is leg veins that are abnormal including spider veins and varicose veins. “We provide a full comprehensive assessment which includes investigation with Duplex Scanning,” he said. The doctor has been treating leg veins for 24 years and been a board member of the main credentialing body - the Australasian College of Phlebology for 16 years - holding the vice-president role and is current the honorary secretary. Find Vein Solutions at the Narre Warren Specialist Centre, at the corner of Prospect Hill Road and Narre Warren North Road. Open Monday to Wednesday 9am to 5.30pm. Phone 8790 3352 or 9855 0990. For further information visit their website www.veinsolutions.com.au
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Principal’s legacy By GEORGIA WESTGARTH ‘A BRILLIANT career’ written in bold blue letters headlined a canvas sitting in the corner of Marj Scarce’s office on her last day as principal of Tooradin Primary School. After 17 years in the top job, Ms Scarce had an office overflowing with hand written letters and drawings, handmade cupcakes, flowers and sentimental gifts. “I have a lovely lot of cards from the children and they’ve done them from the heart with love and affection and that, to me, is so touching and special,” Ms Scarce said. Notes read ‘I love you Mrs Scarce,’ ‘We will miss you,’ ‘Thank you for being an amazing principal to me,’ ‘I wish you could stay at Tooradin Primary School it really won’t be the same,’ alongside smiling drawings of their beloved principal. “This is a box of the school, two grade one girls collected bits and pieces they found around the school and put it in a shoe box and that is so special, that is what kids are all about, it even smells like the school,” she said. On Friday 29 May the school community attended its last assembly with Ms Scarce and presented her with two trees to plant at home and at school, framed photos and a time capsule decorated by the students with a message from each child inside. “They are very special presents, it’s so wonderful to be able to look back at the photos and remember.
Parincipal Marj Scarce on her last day with school captains Sam Macdonald, Lily Howes, Hannah Sellings and Lochie VanDerValk. 139493 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS "I’ll miss most the children, always the children, and the teaching staff and the joy and friendships,” she said. Long-term friend and colleague office manager Sue Tobin said Ms Scarce’s legacy will always be with the school. “I’ll go into withdrawal when she leaves, it’s been a fun journey, we’ve done nothing but laugh,” Ms Tobin said. Ms Scarce started at the school in 1998 and, with the help of Ms Tobin and the school community, built it from the ground up. “All of what you see here today is what I have done, when I started it was all relocatable classrooms. "Twelve months after I was here I was able to get funding to build the school,” she said. Ms Scarce started the school magazine, changed the green polo shirts to red, protested against a Tel-
stra tower being erected 500 metres from the school, put in reverse cycle air conditioners, water tanks, solar panels and even a wind turbine. “It was like building a house because we chose everything together, we chose the colours and we did everything right down to where the power points went and the lights,” Ms Scarce said. Ms Scarce got rid of the leaky tram that was the art room and built a new one which the rest of the school was built around. “We furnished the school on second hand stuff, we would go to schools and kinders that were closing down,” Ms Scarce said. With that type of ingenuity Ms Scarce got a kitchen up and running, vegie patch, green house so their seedlings and plants to get a good start, a three-year-old and the preprep learning links program and a dry creek bed and garden that wraps
around the school. Ms Tobin remembered the early days. “To help get us out of a deficit Marj would be the CRT (casual relief teacher) for all classrooms when a teacher was absent. "At the time we thought nothing of it but it was just a part of what made her special,” Ms Tobin said. After sharing her life between Wonthaggi and Tooradin Ms Scarce said she is looking forward to a holiday overseas. “I’m going to Europe that’s going to be the first venture with my husband. "I usually take a couple of months off and this year I thought it's time I actually went and went for good,” she said. “I’ve shared my life between Tooradin and Wonthaggi so my family is really pleased I’ll be home all the time, I have a house in Tooradin as well and for 17 years I’ve lived half the week in Tooradin and the other half in Wonthaggi.” After hugging almost every child goodbye on their way out of the assembly, two boys stopped by Ms Scarce’s office to say their own goodbyes. One student explained where he lived and told her she was always welcome in his home and the other said: “Thank you for all your hard work, we really appreciate it.” With a hug and a kiss she sent them back to class and said: “It’s time to move on but they’ll always have a special place in my heart.”
Police want anyone who has seen this stolen ute to come forward.
Stolen ute still missing A MAN has been arrested after a ute was stolen in Cranbourne, involved in a police chase, and used in a number of burglaries and car thefts throughout Casey. But police are still searching for the stolen ute and have appealed to the community for help. The 2013 white Toyota Hilux, fitted with an aftermarket canopy, was taken from outside the Cranbourne property between 12.30pm on Wednesday 13 May and 12.45pm on Friday 15 May. Investigators believe the van was used to commit multiple burglaries and thefts from cars in Narre Warren, Cranbourne and Berwick. The ute was also involved in a police pursuit on Friday 22 May. The man arrested is currently on remand and is set to appear at the Dandenong Magistrates’ Court later this month. Police have released an image of the ute in the hope the public can help track it down. Anyone with information is urged to call Casey CIU on 9705 3170.
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Right pace for successful, innovative endeavours Push for more business By CASEY NEILL
A BERWICK small business is being nationally recognised for its ability to innovate. Successful Endeavours was a finalist at Manufacturing Monthly magazine’s Endeavour Awards on 28 May during National Manufacturing Week. Managing director Ray Keefe didn’t walk away with an award but will have another chance at the PACE Zenith awards in Sydney on 11 June. Three Successful Endeavours projects will vie for four categories at the process control and automation industry awards for Australia - Waste and Wastewater, Best Fieldbus Implementation, Power and Energy Management, and Transport Power and Infrastructure. “I didn’t even apply for these,” Mr Keefe said. “PACE saw the entries we put into the Endeavour Awards and decided they would also be good candidates for the PACE Zenith awards and asked me if it would be OK if they entered them for us.” Successful Endeavours was a Technology Application of the Year finalist in last year’s Endeavour Awards for a system to test electronics. This year its ABB CQ930 three-phase power factor correction controller and Internet of Things (IoT) Monitoring Platform were up for the Australian Industrial Product of the Year. Successful Endeavours made the controller for ABB High Voltage Division in Lilydale. “It’s a fancy word for something that cleans up the power as it’s being distributed through the network so that you actually burn less gas or burn less coal or whatever it is you’re generating power from, to get the same amount of power,” Mr Keefe said. “It’s an old idea but this is a really new, smart control for it. “They’re selling them like hotcakes at
Senior embedded developer Dushara Jayasinghe and managing director Ray Keefe. 139912 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS the moment, mostly to the UK and the US.” His seven-person team developed the controller over six months. A Belgium team spent 20 million Euros in five years on a different version of the same product. “We, basically, do it smarter,” he said. Uses for the IoT Monitoring Platform include remote and apartment water metering. “It talks to a cloud or a web service so you can get your data from wherever it is in the world back to somewhere cen-
tral and then do something with it,” Mr Keefe said. “These are now scattered around Victoria and New South Wales.” Successful Endeavours’ Telemetry Host IoT web platform vied for the IT Application of the Year. “This allows us to collect reading, send device updates and change the operating configuration of remotely deployed devices from our office in Berwick,” Mr Keefe said. “I was really stoked. So much in manufacturing in Australia we’re just focus-
ing on big things. “To have small appliances like this actually get recognised is really good.” He started Successful Endeavours as a home office business in 1997. “By 2005 I realised I didn’t know how to make this thing grow,” he said. Mr Keefe went looking for a business mentor and tracked down the right one in 2008. He rebranded the business, repositioned it in the market and moved out of home into commercial premises. “Four months after that we won Casey Business of the Year,” he said.
CASEY Cardinia region pushed for new business investment at last week’s National Manufacturing Week showcase. National Manufacturing Week from 26 to 29 May is the largest conference in Australia for the manufacturing industry and attracted more than 10,000 visitors and 300 exhibitors. A Casey council spokeswoman said more than 25,000 workers with specific skills in manufacturing left the Casey Cardinia region to go to work every day. “It is a priority for the City of Casey and Shire of Cardinia to create job opportunities for residents closer to home,” she said. Both councils used their presence at National Manufacturing Week to promote the area to prospective businesses looking to expand or relocate. Six local manufacturing businesses also exhibited alongside the councils as ambassadors for the region. Among them was Victorian Manufacturing Hall of Fame Small Manufacturer of the Year winner Australian Precision Technologies (APT), from Berwick. Visit www.caseycardinia. com.au or www.facebook. com/caseycardiniaregion for more information.
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Talent rises to challenge By LACHLAN MOORHEAD CANCER doesn’t discriminate. The devastating illness affects people old and young, with the latter being the focus of Chalcot Lodge Primary School’s recent A Day in May campaign. The Endeavour Hills school held the special event last week to raise money for Challenge, a not-for-profit organisation that provides daily support to children and families living with the harsh reality of cancer. Four-and-half-year-old Vivianne - whose older brothers Vincent, 8 , and Oliver, 6, already attend Chalcot - will join the school as a kinder student next year. She was diagnosed with leukaemia more than a year ago, now in remission, and takes nightly chemotherapy tablets to treat the condition. Vivianne’s world is the world of many young children and adults diagnosed with cancer, one where she finds herself in hospital every month and needing to undertake a blood test every fortnight.
Vivianne’s caring mother Raina Tamas said the Chalcot community had been a great support for her and her family. “I think it was a big deal because it’s such a small school community and all the families are quite close, we do dinners and that kind of thing,” she said. “It was really big shock to everybody when she was diagnosed. A lot of people didn’t know how to deal with it.” In order to help support Vivianne and others like her, the staff and students from Chalcot held the special Day in May event, in which Australia’s Got Talent winner and Challenge Ambassador Andrew De Silva, who has also battled caner, visited the school to entertain with a morning of music and singing. Raina said the fund-raiser was a special moment for her two boys, who she has been open and honest to about their younger sister’s condition. “When I dropped them off at school that morning they
were so excited,” she said. “It’s been really hard for them, being boys they don’t open up as much. “We explain to them everything and what it is, and what could happen. “They may feel a little bit left out of the whole journey.” But after Tuesday, Raina and her family were reminded they were not alone. The fund-raiser saw Chalcot donate $500 to the Challenge program.
Above: Students and staff at Chalcot all sang with Andrew.
Andrew De Silva with Chalcot students Bella, Sophia, Ollie and Vincent. Ollie and Vincent's sister, Vivianne, was diagnosed with leukaemia about a year ago.
Australia's Got Talent winner Andrew De Silva dropped by Chalcot Primary School last week for a special cancer fundraiser.
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Fungi fairies CHILDREN are invited to wear their best fairy or elf costume and search for the cheeky fungi fairies and elves in the Australian Garden as part of the fungi fairies and elves program for children aged three to five years old. The program includes story time and song, a walk and craft. The children will get to make fairy and elf paper toadstool ties and tiaras and decorate them with wildflowers. ■ Corner of Ballarto Road and Botanic Drive, Cranbourne. On Thursday 2 July from 10am to 11am. Cost $7.40 per child. Contact the Royal Botanic Gardens, Cranbourne, on 5990 2200 for more information.
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LEARN how to get the best out of a digital camera with digital SLR classes. ■ Hallam Community Learning Centre, 56 Kays Avenue, Hallam, on Monday and Wednesday mornings from 9.45am to 11.45am. Phone 9703 1688 for more details.
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.
Walk the centre CRANBOURNE Park offers health walks where participants are taken by a qualified instructor from the YMCA. Registrations can be taken on the day and participants are encouraged to wear loose fitting clothes and comfortable walking shoes. ■ Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7.40am in the fresh food area – the walk finishes at 8.45am.
Ageing positively THE cinema program will screen the movie Advanced Style which examines the lives of seven unique New Yorkers whose eclectic personal style and vital spirit have guided their approach to ageing. Enjoy a cup of tea or coffee after the movie. ■ Hallam Community Theatre, 74-84 Frawley Road on Tuesday 30 June from 2pm to 4pm.
Girls' night out DRESS to impress to the theme of Sex and the City for a night out with the girls. Gift bags, male waiters, tarot readings, makeup and beauty products and a three-course sit down dinner with wine and champagne on arrival are all planned for the night. A percentage of the tickets sold will go to the National Breast Cancer Foundation with the chance to win a $2000 Flight Centre voucher and seven nights at Villa Jasa in Bali for eight people. Tickets cost $50. ■ Cranbourne Greyhound Racing Club, Friday 10 July 6.30pm with a band starting at 9.30pm. Bookings essential on 5996 2393 by Friday 19 June.
Hand sewing workshop Casey Winter Arts Festival SHAKE off the winter cold with workshops and classes or participate in film and theatre at this year’s Winter Arts Festival. The three month long festival showcases the arts in Casey from June to August. An evening of traditional Indian classical dance will be performed by students of Navaratna Arts. This event is a fund-raiser for The Brain Foundation to support ongoing research and commemorates the Indian Independence Day on 15 August. ■ Cranbourne Community Theatre, Brunt Street. Saturday 15 August, 7pm to 9pm. Cost: adult $20, concession $15, child $10. Contact Revati Ilanko on 0433 668 800 or email navaratnaarts@gmail.com for more information.
Free hearing tests BETTER Hearing Australia will offer free consultations and hearing tests in Lynbrook and surrounding suburbs to help people suffering with hearing loss better manage their condition. Services include hearing tests, hearing screenings, understanding hearing test results and advice on managing hearing loss or tinnitus. Better Hearing Australia (Vic) also runs the Victorian Hearing Aid Bank where eligible people can access free hearing aids. ■ Lynbrook Community Centre, corner Lynbrook Boulevard and Harris Street, from 9.30am to 4.30pm on 4 June, 2 July, 6 August, 3 September, 1 October, 5 November and 3 December. For further information con-
tact Better Hearing Australia on 1300 242 842 or visit www.betterhearing.org.au.
Cooking with dad THE Cook it With Dad program is an opportunity for fathers and children to experience cooking together. They can learn how to cook healthy meals with dad, spend some quality time together and strengthen their relationship as they meet other families and learn life skills as a team. ■ 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 with the City of Casey on 9705 5200 or email dadsmat-
JOIN acclaimed textile artist, Leesa Chandler and her team on a weeklong series of workshops exploring the art of hand sewing and stitchery techniques. There will be a pop-up design studio, sewing studio and shop with workshops run by Leesa. Suitable for people with some experience in sewing. ■ Corner of Ballarto Road and Botanic Drive, Cranbourne, off South Gippsland Highway. Meet at the Visitor Centre, 10am to noon and 1.30pm to 3.30pm on Tuesday 18 August and Sunday 23 August.
Indoor bowls ENJOY an indoor full size regulation bowls day with all bowls supplied and coaching for beginners along with a cup of tea 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.
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TREASURE TROVE FINALLY RELEASED VILLAWOOD Properties Delaray community in Clyde North has released its Villena precinct, a defining further step as it continues taking the design of master-planned communities to new levels. The Villena precinct - named after the site of discovery of Europe’s largest treasure troves will be a short and pleasant stroll from all the best that Delaray has to offer. These include the exclusive residents’ club, community garden and extraordinary open spaces and parkland. It will offer a high quality mix of housing options to suit all tastes on lots ranging in size from 268 to
660 square metres. As with every Villawood Properties venture, community will be at its heart. The diversity of buyers to date ethnically and geographically - are further evidence of the appeal of the Villawood Properties’ approach which combines community and quality. While Delaray has much to commend it - location, quality housing mix, extensive public open space, including wetlands the exclusive residents’ club has so far proven the main talking point and attraction. A large number of initial purchasers have cited the club as their main motivation for buying. “People are attracted to the
residents’ club for a couple of reasons,” Villawood Properties executive director Tony Johnson said. “It comes with an amazing array of features, of course, such as the swimming pools, gymnasium café and parents’ lounge, to name a few,” Delaray, which will ultimately feature more than 1000 homes will also be a leading edge example of Villawood Properties’ focus on creating community through its various distinguishing features. The Villena precinct promises to be a treasure trove to which nothing compares. Contact Nabil Harb at the Delaray sales office on 9684 8128.
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open-plan kitchen meals / family room in the hub of the home, theatre room, rumpus room as well as kids' retreat all of generous proportion. A few desired features include ducted heating, refrigerated cooling, wood heater and ducted vacuum. The appeal continues outdoors with a double remote garage and direct entry, large powered shed 60m x 12m, mains water plus 25,000 lts of tank water. With future subdivision potential, this property is located in close proximity to Beaconsfield’s vibrant township, offering quality schools, premium shopping hubs, public transport and all desired amenities and positioned on just under two acres of cleared usable land, showcasing two fully fenced paddocks as well as lawn areas creating a low maintenance lifestyle. Perfectly suited for families, tradespeople and the discerning buyer, and too good to miss out on.
PICTURE OF PERFECTION LINKING stunning parklands with state-ofthe-art amenities, Clyde North’s newest community Highgrove offers homeowners a new calibre of traditional family living, coupled with masterful neighbourhood planning, on site conveniences and picturesque open spaces. Situated just off Berwick-Cranbourne Road, Highgrove’s exciting new display village, set to launch in early 2016, will give locals the chance to explore their options and see exactly how their new home could and will look. With 27 home designs on display, buyers can take the time to visit each unique floorplan and chat with a range of builders to find the one which will best suit all their needs. To complement Highgrove’s generously proportioned block sizes, Eastwest Homes
has just announced the arrival of its soon to be displayed Jamieson 33. Designed for a 16 metre wide block, which is a popular size at Highgrove, the Jamieson 33 redefines the term ‘entertainer’s delight’. Boasting three spacious living zones, large chef’s kitchen with 900mm appliances, island bench, and a flowthrough covered alfresco, this home will make friends green with envy whenever they come to visit. Call Raghu Rao on 0419 315 204 or visit Eastwest Homes at eastwesthomes.com. au to find out more about its low deposit, transparent process, flexible designs and friendly, professional service. Call before 30 June and ask Raghu about Eastwest’s $10,000 bonus for all Premium floorplans.
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WATER EDGE - FINAL LOTS THIS is the last chance to secure such a prestigious waterfront address, says Brad Ryan of Harcourts Narre Warren South. A boutique development of just 80 home sites, Water Edge has seen exceptionally strong demand over the last few months. Asked what has made the project so sought after, Brad explains “purchasers recognise that this is an established area which has traditionally been tightly held and commands strong resale values”. Water Edge is surrounded by excellent schools - including Haileybury, St Francis Xavier and Nossal High School (a selective entry government high school) – and is close to the freeway, train station, and Berwick village. Local land prices typically exceed $300,000. “Many people also consider that the
Narre Warren South postcode provides them with a superior long-term investment compared with property in the less established areas of Clyde and Cranbourne North,” Brad adds. Water Edge incorporates a range of environmentally sustainable features including energy-efficient streetlighting, recycled water and optimum solar orientation of home sites. A high-speed fibre optic network provides residents with nextgeneration superfast broadband services. Over 60 per cent of the site has been dedicated to wetlands and open space. Land at Water Edge is currently selling from $199,900. For more information, call Brad on 1800 THE EDGE (1800 843 334), drop by at 1085 Glasscocks Road between 1pm and 3pm every weekend, or visit www.wateredge.com.au
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THIS perfectly situated family home in the desirable “Arena Estate” is one not to be missed. This beautifully presented and wellmaintained home with an impressive floorplan will appeal to a broad range of astute buyers. Boasting three great-sized bedrooms, master with full ensuite including walk-in robe with the remaining bedrooms all with double built-ins. This pristine home features openplan family/meals and stunning kitchen including stainless steel appliances stone benchtops and 900mm oven with gas cook top. Step outside onto a spacious pergola perfect for entertaining with beautiful landscaped and low-maintenance gardens will make you the envy of all your friends. Additional features include heating/ cooling, single lock-up garage, and the features don’t end there. Living like this is appealing, and the home won’t last long which means an inspection is a must.
LUXURY LIVING CAN'T GET BETTER POISED in a quiet court, 5 Ludlow Court, Beaconsfield, is a lovely example of contemporary style and luxurious family living, set in a highly sought-after residential zone. Comprising four bedrooms, one bathroom and one ensuite, the interior boasts a combination of formal and casual living spaces that are equally large, as they are impressive. The abundance of windows throughout enable you to enjoy the lush surrounds. The kitchen features a huge breakfast bar and provides ample space for everyday dining. This elegant space connects through to the oversized rumpus room, undercover pergola, pool, outdoor shower and spa perfect for alfresco entertaining. All four bedrooms are positioned in the one wing of the home, and share the main family bathroom facilities with separate powder room and laundry. The master suite is quite simply enormous. Featuring multiple built-in robes, plush carpeted floors, private ensuite and a retreat - this is a space
to covet and make your own private sanctuary. Highlights include: ducted heating, newly installed split system cooling, alarm, 2000lt water tank, drip irrigation, low maintenance gardens, second garage/workshop for boat/ caravan, double garage with remote entry and solar-heated pool/spa. Within walking distance to excellent schools, parkland and amenities - this one’s for keeps.
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For Sale By Tender Closing 25th June at 4pm INSPECT BY APPOINTMENT
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‘MAWLEYWOOD’ 100 ACRES AND ‘SWAYN’ 22.8 ACRES “Mawleywood” - 2625 Princes Highway, Tynong North 3813 • 40 Hectares or 100 Acres • Entrance just off Highway •Great home site overlooking beautiful valley • Comfortable farm house • 5 Paddocks with horse shelters • Large dam, cattle yards • Nicely treed •Approximately 1 hour to Melbourne “Swayn” - 2645 Princes Highway, Tynong North 3813 • 9.243 Hectares or 22.8 Acres •Two road frontages • Entrance just off Highway • Attractive rolling country •Great house site • Approximately 1 hour to Melbourne. Agent’s comments: These two adjoining farms are well located and represent a great opportunity to buy one or both Inspect Contact
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OFFICERS BEST KEPT SECRET This modern family home has an excellent floor plan, offering spacious living for the family & providing entertaining at its best. The kitchen is well appointed & central to all living areas, with 2 walk in pantries. The luxury of formal & informal living & dining areas, main bedroom with an ensuite & walk in robe, three other bedrooms all with large robes, a powder room & main bathroom, as well as a games room, a study & an outdoor covered area. The 4 car garage also incorporates the workshop & access to the cellar. The home is a quality build & only 13 y/o. Situated on 2+ acres (8570m2) & zoned urban growth zone, allowing further development of the site at a later date. Only inspection can reveal this feature home.
Inspect By Appointment Contact Malcolm Graham 0418 338 444 Alex Scott & Staff, 49 High Street, Berwick - 9707 2000
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IT’S TIME TO COME HOME Set in the beautiful leafy surrounds of Pownceby Court on Pakenham’s North Side. This well presented home won’t fail to impress. As soon as you enter this unique residence you will know that you are home. High ceilings and 3 large dbl bdrms + a 4th bdrm. Ensuite and W.I.R service the master bdrm. Ducted heating,reverse-cycle heating/air conditioning unit,ceiling fans & ducted vacuum system are a bonus. The outdoor entertainment area includes a gazebo & 3 water features. Solar panels for electricity and a large rain water tank. Dbl garage & side access. Inspect By Appointment Contact Matt Koster 0474 781 711 Alex Scott & Staff, 95 Main Street, Pakenham, Victoria, 3810 - 03 5941 1111
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AN elegant two-storey residence on a 512m block offers pure abundance and living at its best. This prime Simmons quality built home is spacious with 26.5sq of absolutely everything you could need in your new home. Upstairs, there are four large bedrooms, master includes a walk-in robe, ensuite, separate toilet and balcony and also includes a living area. Formal lounge and open-plan kitchen/ meals and living downstairs. The stylish and modern kitchen has a walk-in pantry and stainless steel dishwasher and cooking appliances. For all year-round comfort you have ducted heating and evaporative cooling. Fantastic outdoor entertaining area which includes an amazing built-in kitchen with stainless steel cook top. The double garage has been converted into a large office with its own split system reverse cycle unit. It offers internal access into the house. All of this in the new Alarah Estate just out of the centre of Cranbourne. Its best of both worlds living in this new pocket. Call to book your inspection today.
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IN A position that’s clearly among inner Berwick’s most attractive, sits this charming four-bedroom American-style bungalow. An evident focus on quality and style define this desirable mix of olde world and modern comforts. Modernised over the years, the home offers immaculate living conditions, master with ornamental fireplace, ensuite and walk-in robe, 10ft ceilings and leadlight features throughout. Two further downstairs bedrooms and one upstairs are all unusually generous, with the main bathroom a showpiece. Caesarstone-topped kitchen overlooks one of three living areas - double hung windows offer a view to the private rear yard - an entertaining outhouse ideal for parties or home office. Upstairs is the third living area and bedroom - admire views from this area through picture box windows. Enjoying an address acknowledged for its proximity to Berwick’s boutiques and cafes, treat yourself to a charmed existence.
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Berwick Imagine coming home to this beautifully presented property illed with character, comfort & charm. situated a minute walk to the lake on 576sq in Beaumont Waters. This Nivara Park Federation inspired custom built 3 plus study/4th bedroom. This home offers lounge, family with separate dining area & large rumpus/theatre. spacious kitchen with quality appls & WIP. There are two large outdoor area, triple car garage & caravan & boat space.
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Exceptionally appointed, this stunning residence is designed on a grand scale ensuring a lifestyle of luxury, prestige, comfort & privacy. This large family home comprising a formal living with gas ireplace/dining. A large family/dining, rumpus/theatre & outdoor entertaining area. There are 5 robed bedrooms & study, master suite with ensuite, bath & WIR. A quality large kitchen with stone bench tops, quality appls, pantry & breakfast bar.
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Highly Appealing, Truly Outstanding Set behind a white picket fence and showcasing modern trends with an old-world twist, the current owners have created a stunning and relaxing environment that you will be ready to call your own. Located in one of Berwick’s most popular pockets and just meters from Parkhill Plaza and picturesque parklands all the hard work has been taken care of for many years of rest and relaxation. The home offers an open floor plan with large light-filled living spaces, four bedrooms are on offer and the master is fitted with walk in robe and classy ensuite. All remaining bedrooms are a comfortable size and offer built in robes. The kitchen is truly the heart of the home lined in pearly white Caesar stone, 900mm appliances and Bosch dishwasher. The kitchen gazes out to the grand pergola with outdoor kitchen area, there will be many nights of entertaining out here and room for the whole family. Home highlights include stone benches throughout, ducted heating and evaporative cooling, oversized laundry, large garden shed, double remote garage with internal access, plantation shutters and extra parking for trailer or small caravan. An inspection will capture your heart and ignite your senses.
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Relax …. now You’re Home Time to create memories ……. this gorgeous 5 acre property surrounded by deciduous and evergreen trees is a true testament to the current owners. When you enter the circular driveway you first notice the special extras that capture the eye. Glass front entrance doors upon entry set the mood for this character filled home that you will want to call your own. Timber bi-fold doors lead to the huge under cover timber decked area perfect for entertaining. Warm cosy living by the Coonara in a spacious lounge. A study and an extra-large office space with potential to be a fourth bedroom, Euro laundry and neutral toning’s throughout. Large shedding 15x7.5, carport attached to accommodate a caravan, horse float or even boat with another two well sized sheds also on offer. This property is fenced and gated for horse lovers!
7 Valda Close, BERWICK
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Incomparable Elegance and Luxury Showcasing exquisite elegance and state of the art luxury on a breathtaking scale, this magnificent residence exclusively situated in a prized location in the north side of Berwick is the result of a brilliant collaboration between design and construction. Exceptional proportions, parquetry, polished floorboards and opulent finishes. Sumptuous sitting room with gas fireplace. Stunning premium kitchen with stone benches and beautiful glass cabinets provide an ambience for entertaining. Generous living, rumpus/billiard room with open fire place open out to a beautiful low maintenance garden, outdoor spa and covered al fresco area with kitchenette. Large double car remote garage and room for a gym. Comprehensively appointed with ducted heating and cooling, alarm, ducted vacuum, powder-room, laundry.
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1186908
32 Fieldstone Boulevard, BEACONSFIELD
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It’s not every day you walk into a home and get swept away by its glamour, style and impeccable taste from its current owners. From the front door to the back fence, each and every bit of this home has been renovated to the highest quality and once you enter, a sense of pure relaxation and luxury awaits. The perfect combination of formal and informal living areas are on offer, a well thought out central kitchen is perfect for all year entertaining and offers peaceful views over the pool. Outside is where you will spend many a day lazing around the resort style pool, enjoying the summer months under the Balinese hut and truly enjoying what this property has to offer. Extras include induction cooking, ducted heating, gas log fire, split system cooling, and surround sound right through the home! This luxurious entertainer is truly in a class of its own.
2 Temple Wood Court, BERWICK Enjoy Life In Bellbird Looking for a prime position on the north side Berwick? Bellbird Estate? Porter Davis? Put 2 Templewood Court, Berwick on the short list as this will tick many of the boxes! This neutral toned four bedroom, two bathroom home will appeal to many. ? All situated in the sought after Bellbird Estate. If you know Bellbird, you know it’s close to great schools, shops, freeway and public transport. Quiet peaceful court location.
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Rare Bryn Mawr Land We could roll out quotes of it’s as rare as... but plain & simply these blocks do not come on the market at all. Surrounded by some of Berwick’s most elite schools, within walking distance to Berwick village & public transport. Don’t wait, pick up the phone today.
Contact Treena Ashton 0405 186 947 Marisa Adams 0409 910 053
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Spectacular Totally3 renovated bedroom plus 4 bed, study 2 bath, home split level Price Price Suit Buyers Over $675,000 Over $599,000 on a roomy homeNorthside – affording 901sqm. perfect Set seclusion, high onyet so Suit Buyers the block, close allowing to all amenities endless sunset that Upper viewsBeac & View View this display-like Berwick presentation have to offer.will Onblow a sealed you road, an Saturday Saturday away! Outdoors idyllic setting provides amongst an undercover the native bushland. 2-2:30pm 11-11:30am pergolaUseablility with fully fitted of thecafé landblinds is limited or a however, (Photo (Photo ID Required) ID Required) two-tiered, you sunny are stilldecking so privileged area with to enjoy outdoor the natural spa. Oversized vistas from double everygarage, window solar & decked panels,area. Contact Contact ducted Undercover heating, evap outdoor cooling, area alarm & shed system, – for thoseJohn Vandermerwe Kristen Turner0459 0410076 615919 228 securitywho doors enjoy & drip thegarden great outdoors! water system. Kristen Turner 0410 615 228
3 Florence Terrace, BEACONSFIELD Beaconhill Grange Stunner Lifestyle and practicality in Beaconsfield’s most sought after location. Situated on a flat 1321m parcel of land this 4 Bedroom fully renovated home will impress the fussiest of buyers. To please every grown man that loves his cars, boats or caravans there is the Bellagio of sheds that features a 2 tonne gantry, toilet, hot and cold water, engine room & lounge. With side access that could fit a Kenworth Truck this property has it all.
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5% Return - Bargain Buy! Exclusive Beacon Grove is situated securely in a gated complex, within a stone’s throw of Beaconhills College, Casey Hospital and the Monash Freeway. On offer is this single storey unit with 3 spacious bedrooms. Double remote control garage. Currently tenanted until October 2015 at $430 per week, the choice is yours – invest now or buy now and move in later this year.
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Spectacular 3 bedroom plus study home on a roomy Northside 901sqm. Set high on the block, allowing endless sunset views this display-like presentation will blow you away! Outdoors provides an undercover pergola with fully fitted café blinds or a two-tiered, sunny decking area with outdoor spa. Oversized double garage, solar panels, ducted heating, evap cooling, alarm system, security doors & drip garden water system.
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Buyers Over $480,000
Pakenham
$520,000
CLASSY, SOPHISTICATED FAMILY HOME
PRESTIGIOUS FAMILY HOME
An executive home built to the highest standard will certainly exceed the expectations of the most demanding buyer. This spacious home (38.5sq URL) boasts 4 oversized bedrooms, master with a luxuriously appointed ensuite with double spa bath. Multiple living zones. Kitchen with top end appliances & granite bench tops. Ducted heating & evap cooling, gleaming timber floors, double garage, study, high tech cabling, attic storage & alfresco on a 911m2 (approx) allotment!
It’s a very impressive home with plenty of benefits including abundant living areas, big spacious bedrooms, ensuite to master, modern central kitchen that has built in pantry and ample bench space. Features throughout include timber floating floors, ducted heating, ducted vacuum, feature gas heater to formal sitting, double garage and caravan/boat storage area. Beautifully presented, well located in the Heritage Springs Estate and ready for the lucky new owners.
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SPACIOUS, LUXURIOUS & LOW MAINTENANCE
A lifestyle that’s got plenty to offer here with a family sized brick veneer home that includes 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 living areas & a solid timber kitchen. Wide verandahs surround the home while the additional peaked roof pergola provides a great outdoor area. A riding ménage that has lights, 3 stable complex + tack room, horse wash incl. hot water, 3 bay machinery shed & plenty of space for getting in & out with trailers, floats or trucks. Riding tracks, private & ready to be sold!
These homes being built are the ideal scenario for those looking to have less to do around the block yet not sacrificing the living accommodation that you could be accustomed. The 4 dwellings range in size from an overall area of 22.24 squares to 23.69 squares. The homes have 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, large kitchen & open plan living areas that open up to the under roof alfresco area. A double garage with direct access, while the ducted heat & split system air-con is ideal for anytime of the year, aluminum windows & Colorbond roof! Inspect by appointment!!
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Pakenham
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GREAT INVESTMENT – CHEAP AS CHIPS
This home is extremely well located and certainly well presented. Close to schools, transport and parkland. Three bedrooms and a study area along with full ensuite and spacious main bathroom. The kitchen has ample bench and cupboard space while abutting the tiled meals area. A large open living area that opens to the rear yard that is low maintenance. If it’s to live in or invest, this is the one for you – Inspect today.
This free standing brick veneer home which is currently tenanted and enjoys a flat, well located position close to both primary and secondary schools and transport just around the corner. A three bedroom that has a comfortable lounge, meals area abutting the kitchen, good robe space, spacious laundry and a double garage with rear roller door access and the yard is fenced and secure. It’s a good opportunity to get into the market while interest is low. Inspect by appointment.
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IDEAL INVESTMENT OR FIRST HOME!!
Perfectly positioned in the heart of Pakenham is this two bedroom unit. Offering two bedrooms both generous in size with robes. Specious and bright lounge with gas heating. Functional kitchen with electric cooking, pantry and breakfast bar. Separate dining with servery. Central bathroom, single garage plus private courtyard. Investment, first home buyer, the choice is yours. Close to Pakenham Market Place and CBD. Don’t miss this one!!
Well positioned in the Brentwood Park Estate is this excellent home. Offering three bedrooms – main bedroom with ensuite and built in robes. Spacious lounge with gas heating. Stylish new kitchen with plenty of cupboard space. Tiled meals area, central bathroom and functional laundry. Add your own touches and flare here. Perfect opportunity to enter the market or invest for tomorrow!!
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BEACONSFIELD
THIS beautifully finished and well-appointed townhouse is a golden opportunity in a great locale, situated within walking distance to Beaconsfield shops and train station. Located at the front, with only two townhouses on the site, this near-new home features street appeal, style and accommodation in abundance. The generous master bedroom features a walkin robe and an ensuite with twin vanities while the remaining bedrooms utilise the second family bathroom complete with separate bath and shower. Boasting two separate living areas, there is certainly more than enough space for the family or friends. Adjoining the meals area is the large and stylish kitchen with stainless steel appliances and dishwasher. Completing the home is the double lock-up garage, located privately at the rear of the property, as well as an outdoor alfresco area and manicured front gardens, while your creature comfort is assured with ducted heating, split-system cooling and ceiling fans. Currently leased until June 2015 and returning $1,582.00 pcm, this could be your ideal opportunity to build on your investment portfolio or acquire your next home.
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OFFICER THE CHELSEA COLLECTION The final release in the Arena at Officer Estate is under construction & ready to be called ‘home’! This boutique collection of 10 stunning designer townhomes, ‘The Chelsea Collection’ is enviably located next to the local sporting grounds and nearby children’s playground, which is housed within this vibrant neighbourhood.
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Each townhome has been carefully designed to maximise light, comfort and space in a practical and modern style. These well planned townhomes are spacious, filled with light, and within easy access to everything Arena has to offer. The smart open plan design extends into the private courtyard through sliding doors, creating seamless indoor / outdoor living ideal for entertaining friends and family. To make the most of the current stamp duty savings and enjoy the last release in the Arena estate, call us today!
From $350,000+ By appointment only Photo ID required Daniel Bibby 0402 813 136 Tim Stickley 0409 215 540 NOBLE PARK / SPriNgvale 8 7 1 0 0 0 0 0
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BERWICK 7 ASTRID COURT Amid some of Berwick’s finest homes sits this brand new architecturally designed masterpiece. You’ll find plenty of space for all of the family across multiple living zones, four of the bedrooms located downstairs and a private lounge opposite the master. The home also has a large garage, shedding, and an additional kitchen and bathroom downstairs creating the perfect tradefrom-home or dual occupancy set-up.
6a 4b 6c 4e PRICE $990,000 plus buyers INSPECT Saturday 11:00 - 11:30am Photo ID required CONTACT Paul Dabb 0413 156 280 Calum Dabb 0400 273 535 BERWICK 9707 1400
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BERWICK 47 ELGIN STREET An outstanding opportunity presents itself within a 1,215m2 (approx.) block in a blue chip location. The old three bedroom brick home is ready to make way, either for the family paradise you’ve envisioned or for the ideal townhouse development (STCA). The Olde Berwick allure shines through with this property hosting the leafy tree-lined streets and offering an easy walk to shops and public transport access.
3a 1b 1c 1e Saturday 13th June 2015 at 11am unless sold prior INSPECT By Appointment Only Photo ID required CONTACT Paul Dabb 0413 156 280 Calum Dabb 0400 273 535 BERWICK 9707 1400
BEACONSFIELD 19 MAHON AVENUE
BERWICK 7 FLORENCE AVENUE
This double storey home sits high on a hill allowing for spectacular views of Berwick and beyond. Comprising of six bedrooms and a study, a spacious family room and contemporary kitchen and meals area as well as a spectacular theatre room complete with cinema seats, projector and screen. With solid timber floors, gas ducted heating and evaporative cooling, this home has the potential to be a street stand out.
Situated in northside Berwick with schools, shops and freeway access only a stone’s throw away. A spacious living area adjoins the kitchen, which overlooks the meals area leading to the outdoor entertaining area. Creature comforts include ducted heating and cooling, timber floors and a double garage, all on a 589m2 (approx) block. Currently leased at $1,517 pcm until 31/10/15.
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Saturday 20th June 2015 at 11am unless sold prior PRICE $550,000 plus buyers INSPECT Saturday 11:00 - 11:30am Photo ID required CONTACT Michelle Bonadio 0417 542 678 BERWICK 9707 1400
PRICE $450,000 plus buyers INSPECT Saturday 1:00 - 1:30pm Photo ID required CONTACT Chris Hill 0401 178 455 BERWICK 9707 1400
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2/10 Minak Close Narre Warren South
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$350,000 Plus
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~ A Quality Home With All The Extras ~
~ Simply The Best ~
You will love this three bedroom family home with formal lounge room/ study , fully equipped kitchen with gas hot plates, under bench oven and dishwasher, huge tiled family room with reverse cycle split system air conditioner, ensuite and walk in robe to master bedroom and built in robes to the others, double garage with internal access and remote door, generous alfresco area for entertaining, ducted heating solar hot water service plus much more. Located amidst other quality properties with in close proximity to schools, shopping and parkland.
7 Dianne Court Cranbournr North
$335,000 Plus
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Looking to owner occupy or invest either way this property must go the top of your list. This modern up market unit is superbly appointed and immaculately presented, featuring tiled entrance, large light filled lounge/ family room, fully equipped kitchen, tiled meals area, 3 spacious bedrooms, the master with ensuite and WIR, bathroom, laundry & toilet. Externally there is a lovely boutique landscaped garden with wooden decked entertaining area, garden shed and water tank plus double garage with remote door. Includes ducted heating, air-conditioner, electric oven, gas hotplates, dishwasher and much more.
1 Norham Court Berwick
$375,000 Plus
Inspect Saturday 1-1:30pm Or by Appointment
~ Fantastic to Occupy or Invest in ~
~ Cottage House & Garden ~
Situated on the north side of Cranbourne, featuring spacious lounge, kitchen meals, 3 bedrooms with built in robes & master with ensuite, study, covered out door entertaining area, enclosed rear yard with plenty of open space and remote double lock up garage. The property is further enhanced with ducted heating and air conditioner while being perfectly positioned within close proximity to shopping centers, schools and bus and currently tenanted on a month to month basis. Investor or owner occupier either way a great opportunity is waiting for you.
4 Donatello Crescent Narre Warren
$285,000 Plus
~ Best Block In Town ~
Perfect for the owner occupier or investor this property is a rarity as there is no body corporate or common property involved in this little gem. The residence comprises of 3 bedrooms, kitchen/meals, and separate living room, bathroom with master bedroom access, laundry and toilet. Further enhanced by carport, covered deck, polished floor boards, gas heating & air-conditioner etc. Currently tenanted but can also be sold with vacant possession. Enquire now for further details.
2/31 James Street Pakenham
$260,000 Plus
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The perfect block for your perfect dream home is now available for you to immediately commence construction on. Superbly located amongst a mixture of quality new and some established homes the allotment is 512m2 with regular shape of 16mt x 32mt and looks to be close to level for ease of construction. Partly fenced with all services available this block is well located allowing for easy access to local Schools, Shops, and Public Transport Etc. A Rare Find
This modern well present Unit is centrally located in old heart of Pakenham, with in short walk of Main Street Shopping, Public Transport and many other amenities. The unit comprises of 2 bedrooms, kitchen/meals/living room, and bathroom with access to the master, laundry, toilet and garage with internal access and motorised door. The property is tastefully fitted with floor coverings, window furnishings, ducted heating air-conditioner etc. Compact and serviceable rear yard this property will have broad appeal. Contact Agent for further details.
We have been experiencing strong demand from purchasers, so this winter is a great time to sell your property.
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BEACONSFIELD
13 Beaconhill Drive
BEACONSFIELD UPPER
The Pinnacle of Luxury & Style
“Akasha”
Positioned on over 1100m2 block, in Beaconsfield’s finest locations is this exquisite 5BR home. Formal lounge & upstarts theatre room/children’s retreat. Kitch, incorp. dining & family room. Master suite with his/hers WIR’S & stone ens, with spa bath. Hard wood floor boards, sec sys, wet bar & direct entry to gge + a sgle gge. Covered outdoor, stone kitch with BBQ & pizza oven, inground, solar heated pool & bungalow.
Seated atop it’s own private hillock sits this magnificent homestead, “Akasha”, showcasing arguably one of the most spectacular vista’s in the region, from French Island through to the You Yang’s. Currently being run as a successful health retreat. 6BR’s, lounge, granite kitch, incorp. family room & dining. A sep., retreat with a BR & bathroom. decked balcony. 20 acres of native bushland, 2 driveway’s, & space for extra vehicles & lots more.
Price: Buyers Over $960,000 Inspect Saturday 11.00 am - 11.30 am Amanda Charles 0400 347 968
Price: Buyers Over $1,100,000 Inspect Sunday 2.00 pm - 2.30 pm Amanda Charles 0400 347 968
BEACONSFIELD UPPER
21 Sugarloaf Road
BEACONSFIELD
Luxury on 5 Exquisite Acres
2 Acres in the heart of Town
This grand home is surrounded by majestic acreage, picturesque dam, gardens, pool & shedding. 4 Bdrs with the main featuring WIR, ensuite & private balcony. Fully equipped kitchen, fam/din room, sunken lounge, wood heater & retreat. Downstairs is a lounge & theatre room. S/S RC A/C & duc vac. Outdoor has 3 entertaining areas, useable horse paddocks, machinery shed, 2 dbl rem garages & electronic gates.
Commencing with the substantial family home boasting 4BR’s + study, master with ens, BIR’s & WIR’s. Open plan kitchen meals/family room, theatre room & rumpus room as well as kids retreat. Duct heat, refrig cool, wood heat & duct vac. Double garage & direct entry, powered shed 60x12m, mains water + 25,000ltr tank water. Positioned on just under 2 acres of cleared useable land with future sub div potential (STCA).
Price: Buyers Over $1,200,000 Inspect Saturday 3.00 pm - 3.30 pm Jeanine Presley 0438 332 411
Price: Buyers Over $950,000 Inspect Saturday 12.00 pm - 12.30 pm Jeanine Presley 0438 332 411
BEACONSFIELD
Unit 4/44 Railway Avenue
PAKENHAM
Executive Living
Superb Living in Rural Setting
Designed for those seeking minimal maintenance, is this young, stylish, townhouse with 5 star fittings. Boasts 3BR’s all with storage, fully equipped kitch, incorp., family & dining room. Features stone bench tops, WI pantry, ens to master, duct heat, split sys, duct vac, sec sys, BI speakers & direct entry to the dble, remote gge. Outdoor entertaining with decking, surrounded by private, low maint. L/scaped grdns.
Kaye Charles Real Estate are proud to present for sale this picturesque, rural retreat, offering over 6 acres of flat, cleared land. Boasting an immaculate 4BR home with a made, tree lined driveway. Formal lounge & dining, kitch, incorp, casual dining & sep living room. Gas log fire, reverse cycle heat/cool, evap cool, ens & WIR’s to master. Gazebo, studio, 4 shed’s & dble c/port. 4 fenced paddocks, riding tracks in close proximity.
Price: Buyers Over $425,000 Inspect Saturday 11.00 am - 11.30 am Amanda Charles 0400 347 968
Price: Buyers Over $835,000 Inspect Saturday 12.00 pm - 12.30 pm Amanda Charles 0400 347 968
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Houses 3, 4, 8, 9 & 10 Royadie Rise at 36 – 40 Peel St, Berwick, VIC, 3806 “ROYADIE RISE” - LAST STAGE - 5 STUNNING BRAND NEW HOMES Fully complete and ready to move into, these exquisitely styled homes have been built to exacting standards synonymous with a luxury lifestyle. Recognised as one of Berwick’s finest developments, each home boasts its own frontage to a private road. The highest quality fixtures and fittings, sumptuous ensuites to all bedrooms, wonderful design elements, ducted heating and cooling systems, beautiful outlooks and professionally self-maintained landscaped gardens. All this within a short stroll to Berwick’s renowned café’s, restaurants and facilities. A prestigious “Olde Berwick” location - this is lifestyle at its absolute best.
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Ian Williams 0407 010 548 96 Main Street, Croydon, Damien Chaplin 0417 513 106 2/241 Dorset Road, Boronia
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4A 2B 2C
BEACONSFIELD 29 Grange Circuit
3A 3B 2C
BERWICK 10 Rosemary Court
CLASSIC CONTEMPORARY HOME IN BEACONSFIELD
INTELLIGENT & INDIVIDUAL, LUXURY THROUGHOUT
Featuring a magnificent tiled and columned entry, huge lounge dining room, palatial master bedroom and ensuite, oversized walk in robe, 3 further big bedrooms, lots of storage cupboards, a granite designer kitchen with glass splashbacks, stainless steel appliances, dishwasher, pantry, meals area, fully tiled family room opening to the north facing alfresco area and courtyard with open fireplace and spa.Added features include ducted gas heating, evaporative cooling, ducted vacuum, security system, water tanks, double garage with direct access and remote control. Situated in a fantastic location within walking distance to all the major schools, this light filled 4 bedroom home will suit the teenage family looking for space and convenience to all the local facilities. INSPECT SATURDAY AT 2PM Buyers Over $540,000 Elisabeth Gunness 0418 310 524
A stunning & unique ex display home providing comfort, luxury & a low maintenance lifestyle. Stroll through the spectacular entrance, be invited by the 3 palatial BRs each with luxurious bathrooms, enjoy the light filled library, living & entertaining areas with beautiful north facing windows & 10 to 15 ft ceilings.The kitchen has European appliances, Caesar stone benches & marble splash backs & leads through cafe drs to a private BBQ outdoor entertaining area. Upstairs could be used as a private retreat, huge fitted study or 4th BR.Added features incl. Victorian Ash flooring, plantation shutters, oversized emporite drs, refrigerated A/C, alarm, piped music & soft furnishings throughout. Short stroll to schools, shops, parks & transport. INSPECT SATURDAY AT 1PM Buyers Over $675,000 Graeme Curtis 0419 538 940
3 A 1 B 1.5 C
HARKAWAY 6 & 8 Olive Avenue
TWO SUPERB 1700M2 (APPROX.) TITLES IN PICTURESQUE HARKAWAY VILLAGE
AUCTION THIS SATURDAY
Two adjoining titles, one featuring a character filled 3 bedroom brick home and the other, a wonderfully lawned, tree studded garden. Each is offered individually, number 6 with the residence that includes 3 bedrooms, two living areas including north facing lounge with vaulted ceiling, a separate family room with cosy wood fire and a well appointed kitchen with corian bench tops and dishwasher. The home also features a lock up garage and workshop, terra cotta paved courtyard and seemingly endless gardens. Number 8, a 1735m2 vacant title presents a fabulous opportunity to create your own very special home in a fully established garden setting. INSPECT SATURDAY AT 10:30AM Auction Saturday 6th June at 11:00am (If Not Sold Prior) Peter Watson 0418 105 402 or Tracy de Riter 0407 343 629
4A 2B 2C
BEACONSFIELD 40 Fieldstone Boulevard
POSITION PERFECT Situated within walking distance to Beaconsfield Shopping Centre, schools and Akoonah Park, this superb family home delivers space, location and a great investment for the astute buyer. Open plan in design the home offers 3 generous bedrooms plus study or 4th bedroom.The master bedroom has a walk in robe and ensuite, large light filled lounge dining, fully appointed central kitchen overlooking tiled family meals area and covered outdoor alfresco.A double garage with direct home entry, ducted heating and large rear garden makes this a sensational opportunity for a position conscious buyer or investor.
INSPECT SATURDAY AT 3PM Buyers Over $485,000 Graeme Curtis 0419 538 940
3A 2B 2C
BERWICK 13Yarrow Court
TOO BUSY TO RENOVATE? THIS BEAUTY IS ALL DONE & READY FOR YOU! Tastefully renovated and modernised, this super attractive, rendered home is set in a peaceful court on a generous 650m2 lot. It features sun filled lounge, granite benched kitchen and spacious family/meals area. There’s 3 bedrooms, master with ensuite, a superb ‘designer white’ main bathroom and space saver laundry. Equipped with gas ducted heating, air conditioning and quality wool carpets, there’s nothing left to do… just move straight in (early settlement is possible).Also boasts a covered outdoor entertainment area, plenty of yard space including a sep double steel garage.A fantastic entry level buy into popular Berwick! Don’t delay. INSPECT SATURDAY AT 1PM Buyers Over $390,000 Peter Watson 0418 105 402 1186915
57 High Street, Berwick 9707 6000
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BERWICK 24 Montpelier Drive
EXECUTIVE EXCELLENCE IN THE CHASE It is clear from the moment you enter this wonderful residence that interior design has been integral in creating not just a home but a space that exudes warmth, ambience and a sense of style. The floorplan interacts with a number of outdoor “rooms” giving the feeling of perhaps being on holiday. A master suite and zoned secondary bedrooms provide for privacy and individual retreat areas. Entertaining will be a breeze with the indoor/outdoor layout with the main decked private space encompassing extensive water features. Internally the use of wallpaper, special effect paints, gas fireplace and mirrored walls absorbs your senses and has the eye going in a number of directions just to take it all in. The feeling of comfort and belonging is certainly here. High quality appliances, carpets, window furnishings, heating, cooling and stone benchtops make this the complete package. Numerous local landscaped parklands, Eden Rise Shopping Centre, quality public/ private schools and public transport make for a great location. A very complete craftsman built home of character and substance, just move in and enjoy. INSPECT SATURDAY 2:30 -3:00PM Buyes Over $600,000 Michael Patchell 0419 381 411 or Michael Rosario 0400 972 032
4A 2B 2C
NARRE WARREN SOUTH 62 Loxley Boulevard
IT’S ALL CLASS ON LOXLEY BOULEVARD A home of inspiring style and luxury finishes, this rendered 4-bedroom north facing residence never loses sight of it’s place as a warm and welcoming base for every stage of family life. On a clever floorplan that places a vast master domain to the front with a massive WIR and under tiled floor heating in the master ensuite. Entering through a tiled entrance will lead you to the study with its built in desk and guest sitting area.The kitchen with its marble bench tops, 2pac kitchen cabinetry, mirrored splashback and full butler’s pantry forms the hub of the home which overlooks the family and games room. Glass sliding doors lead you to the superb under cover entertaining area with a gas log fire place.While 3 bedrooms are zoned in a side wing.Yet amongst all this grandeur, it’s the little things you’ll find that will delight the most.The home has every conceivable appointment including ADT 24/7 monitored alarm, video-intercom, brand new evap cooling, quality window dressings, Foxtel and internal access through the automatic dbl garage with rear roller door. Find space for the biggest boat, caravan or trailer with the 4 metre side access. INSPECT SATURDAY 12:30 - 1:00PM Buyers Over $640,000 Michael Rosario 0400 972 032
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285 Princes Highway Oicer VIC
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1186914
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3A 2B 4C
GARFIELD NORTH 230 Old Sale Road
4A 2B 2C 1E
BUNYIP 10 Gwen Meredith Drive
“HILLVIEW PARK” 8 SERENE ACRES! (APPROX.)
CHARMING MODERN, CHARACTER HOME ON 1 ACRE
Capturing spectacular views to Mt Canibal with lovely Northerly aspect, enjoy this idyllic lifestyle property. Immaculate brick residence comprising of three bedrooms, master with stylish ensuite, striking modern kitchen with new appliances, open plan living areas complimented by polished floors that open to a fabulous outdoor entertaining decks. Divided into six newly fenced paddocks each with water, central laneway and second vehicle entry for easy access. Complete with a clear span 3 bay storage shed. Horse enthusiasts will enjoy the convenience to ride out from the property to nearby riding trials plus the added bonus of Canibal Creek riding club located at the end of the street.A private enclave in a peaceful location.
Greeted by a spectacular northern aspect and picture perfect cottage garden is this lovely family home. Superbly set within arguably Bunyips finest enclave of lifestyle properties. Comprising of four bedrooms, master with full ensuite and walk in robe, each of the remaining bedrooms are of generous proportions. Hardwood floors compliment a light open living area that adjoins a vogue country style kitchen that offers an array of cupboard and benchtop space. A separate formal lounge/sitting room offers glazed views to the garden.Whilst upstairs is a spacious rumpus room.An alfresco area and deck wrap around the house to capture the surrounding views and enjoy those warm summer evenings.With room to further add your own improvements along with the benefit of sealed road frontage and all services connected. INSPECT SATURDAY AT 12:00PM Buyers over $660,000 Todd McKenna 0418 391 182
INSPECT SATURDAY AT 1:00PM Buyers Over $720,000 Todd McKenna 0418 391 182
BUNYIP 350 Sanders Road
PAKENHAM 1 Embrey Court
SPECTACULAR PRIVATE 2.5 ACRE LIFESTYLE ALLOTMENT Superb north facing allotment with views to the surrounding ranges. Bordered by mature plantings, this gentle undulating block offers a number of spots to build your new residence. Close to riding trails, enjoy the convenience to ride out from the property. Fenced to boundary, power available. Terms 10% Deposit. Balance 60/90 Days
FANTASTIC EXPOSURE, BRILLIANT LOCATION FOR SALE / LEASE Newly refurbished 436m² factory plus additional mezzanine storage and side access for unloading. High profile 1700sqm allotment with on-site car parking and gravel hardstand. Excellent high profile site minutes from the freeway and railway line. Zoned industrial 1 $850,000 exc GST
Auction Saturday 20th June at 11:00am 10% Deposit. Balance 60/90 days Todd McKenna 0418 391 182
INSPECT BY APPOINTMENT Todd McKenna 0418 391 182
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130 Main Street, Pakenham 5941 4444
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Berwick 9707 6000 Narre Warren 9705 4888
FORMER DISPLAY STUNNER
BERWICK
A STUNNING and unique ex-display home providing high quality living for those who demand elegance, comfort and luxury together with a low-maintenance lifestyle Stroll through the spectacular entrance, be invited by the three palatial bedrooms each with luxurious bathrooms, enjoy the light- filled library, living and entertaining areas with beautiful north facing windows and 10 to 15 foot ceilings providing openness, warmth and comfort. The contemporary, intelligent kitchen filled with Europe s finest appliances has Caesarstone benches, marble splashbacks and spills seamlessly out thru folding caf doors to the private barbecue outdoor entertaining area. Upstairs will inspire your imagination as a private retreat, huge fitted study or fourth bedroom. Everywhere you look is quality; combining stone, travertine, marble, Victorian Ash flooring, plantation shutters, oversized emporite doors, refrigerated air-conditioning, alarm, piped music and beautiful soft furnishings throughout. Sensational location within a short stroll to schools, shopping, parks and transport.
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Inspect: Saturday at 1pm Price: Buyers over $675,000 Contact: Graeme Curtis, 0419 538 940 FIRST NATIONAL NEILSON PARTNERS, BERWICK 9707 6000
OPEN HOME
Yard Area 2,833m2 Building Area 167m2
5 Amber Court
For Sale $479,000 - $505,000 View www.harcourts.com.au/VDN24742 Open Saturday 10.00am - 10.30am Brad Boyde P 03 5625 2877 M 0400 775 388 Harcourts Drouin
Matt O’Dea 0448 566 556 faceyindustrial.com.au 9793 4455
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RENT FOR $420 PER WEEK ALL INCLUSIVE! • Located off Belgrave-Hallam Road 2 • Includes 167m workshop/storage shed • Drive in, drive out access • Ideal for storage or passive use Land area: 3,000m 2 (approx.)
1185020-KC22-15
LARGE YARD WITH STORAGE SHED IN LYSTERFIELD
Pristine 4br home. Kitchen: new Caesar-stone bench tops. 3 living. Bdrms: BIRs. Master: WIR, ensuite, spa. Study. New timber floors, ducted heating, 3 s/system’s. Dbl garage: remote, internal/rear access. Alfresco, 3 water tanks, workshop, solar panels. 756m2 block.
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“MAIN VU” At NEERIM EASt - 97.7 AcRES
21 IRwIN RD NEERIM EASt
Once a district “show place” ppty, there is now a unique opportunity to purchase & restore this previously prominent dairy cattle stud ppty to its former glory. “Main Vu” - 97.7acres in two titles + 4.4acres lease. Commanding 360° views, fertile chocolate soil with majority gentle hills, magniicent established trees & shelter belts, numerous sheds, good stock yard facilities & reliable water from Shady Creek. Older style solid 2-3 bdrm w/board farm house. Located just 5 mins from picturesque Neerim South township & 1 hr 20 mins Melb CBD. AUctION Sat June 13th 1.30PM web ID: wg3463 tERMS: 10% Deposit - 30/60/90 Days View property and more details at www.sej.com.au
5622 3800 cnr Smith & Queen St, warragul
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A family home with space to cater for each individuals needs on land of ~975m² in a quiet court amongst other quality homes. 4BR & a study are complimented by plenty of living space incl 3 lge living rooms, light illed dining room & a kitchen designed for the lge family in mind. Master with ensuite & WIR+all bdrms are itted with ceiling fans, tv & network points.Heating/cooling is in abundance. The dbl r/c garage has rear roller door & opens to a fantastic backyard! Parkland, playground & school within a short walk. Melb ~1hr. $380,000 Internet ID: wg3462 View property and more details at www.sej.com.au
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HOBBY FARM ON OFFER THIS lovely property, settled on 18 acres of land, is the only property with access off Wilks Road and allows for privacy and seclusion being located at the end of the road. The property boasts the original homestead with three bedrooms, renovated bathroom, family room, lounge, a Coonara and split system for heating and cooling, and a balcony which wraps around most of the home to take in the beautiful country views. There is a large 20m x 14m American style barn which offers 6 bays of space for vehicles or machinery and would be ideal for the tradesman running a business from home. The barn is also completely self contained with a kitchen, living room, powder room, three bedrooms upstairs, bathroom and laundry facilities, split system and coonara
DISPLAY & LAND
CLYDE NORTH
BOTANIC RIDGE
4 HOMES ON DISPLAY
Cnr Smiths Lane & Browns Rd Botanic Ridge.
NEW DISPLAYS NOW OPEN
Business Hours are: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm Sat & Sun 12pm-5pm
PHONE 9785 9339 www.botanicridge.com.au
CRANBOURNE EAST
4 - 10 Bonnington Boulevard, Clyde North. Mel Ref: 131 D8
CALL 03 9796 3944 www.profine.com.au
CRANBOURNE SOUTH
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CLYDE NORTH
HIGHGROVE
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BERWICK WATERS ESTATE
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Open 7 days: 11am - 5pm
Fixed price homes from $299,900 Adjacent to Amstel Golf Course, 1030 Cranbourne-Frankston Rd, Cranbourne Fairwaypark.com.au
9704 4088
1800 273 543
1800 444 447
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CRANBOURNE WEST
56 - 60 Flowerbloom Crescent North Clyde
CRANBOURNE WEST
SETTLERS RUN
AMBROSIA
149-150 Prendergast Avenue Cranbourne East Melway Ref: 134 E7 Open 7 days, 11.00am – 5.00 pm
Land Sales Centre Open daily from 11am to 5pm
Cnr Westernport Highway & Hall Road, Cranbourne West (Melway ref: 132 H5)
1 Settlers Run, Cranbourne South Melway ref: 133 C11
Sales Office Now Open 7 Days 12pm - 5pm
11 Red Maple Drive, Cranbourne West
PHONE: 5995 3223
9704 4087
PHONE 9785 6788
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Officer’s No. 1 Land Estate & Display Village with 32 new homes 11am - 5pm Daily 325 Princes Highway, Officer
Princes Highway, Officer Melway 215 E4 Sales Office Open 7 Days 11am - 5pm
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ASCOT Located in the Heart of Pakenham * Leading home builders * Parks and wetlands * Walk to train and Town centre
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KIMBERLEY DOWNS ESTATE STAGE 11B SOLD
PH: 9684 8143
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61 Racecourse Rd, Pakenham
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WARRAGUL
WATERFORD RISE 27-29 Silkwood Drive Warragul Melway Ref: X912 V7 Open 7 days, 11.00am – 5.00pm
9704 4040
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LOCATOR BOTANIC RIDGE
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for heating and cooling and 2 x 12,000 litre water tanks. The property offers other shedding, plenty of parking, numerous water tanks, neat and tidy gardens, a seasonal creek and dam. Another unique drawcard for this property is that you have direct access from the back of the property leading onto the aqua duct which offers mountain biking, horse riding and walking tracks all from your back door. There is also a new front entry and new fencing to two sides of the property. Within close proximity of Berwick and Pakenham town centres and the new developments in Officer, it makes easy access to the freeway and private and public schools.
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SELANDRA RISE BELANT WAY, CLYDE NORTH (MELWAY REF 134 K5) ON DISPLAY: The Flinders The Ibis - Open Soon
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ALEX SCOTT & STAFF, PAKENHAM – 5941 1111 Pakenham 1 Pownceby Court Pakenham Upper 245 Gordon Road
Sat 10.00 - 10.30am Sat 10.45 - 11.15am
BARRY PLANT, BERWICK – 9707 1400 Berwick 2/101 Golf Links Road Berwick 7 Temple-Wood Court Berwick 7 Astrid Court Berwick 11 Ellesse Way Berwick 1/13 Peel Street Beaconsfield 19 Mahon Avenue Berwick 5 Brennan Court Berwick 79 Edrington Park Drive Berwick 16 Cambridge Drive Berwick 8 Pagebrook Road Berwick 7 Florence Avenue Beaconsfield 1/7 Hudson Street Berwick 11 Bermerale Court Berwick 28 Bernly Boulevard Narre Warren South 9 Hyacinth Rise
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BARRY PLANT, NARRE WARREN – 8794 6100 Narre Warren South 4 Bordeaux Grove Beaconsfield 586 O’Neil Road Narre Warren South 82 Fleet Street Narre Warren North 15 Harries Court Endeavour Hills 107 David Collins Drive Berwick 8/18-26 Marlesford Crescent Narre Warren 1 Golden Leaf Avenue Narre Warren North 15 Harries Court Narre Warren 1 Golden Leaf Avenue Berwick 8/18-26 Marlesford Crescent Narre Warren South 82 Fleet Street
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FIRST NATIONAL NEILSON PARTNERS, BERWICK – 9707 6000 Harkaway 6 & 8 Olive Avenue Sat 10.30 - 11.00am Berwick 14 Canberra Avenue Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Berwick 1A Scanlan Street Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Berwick 10 Rosemary Court Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Berwick 13 Yarrow Court Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Beaconsfield 29 Grange Circuit Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm Berwick 3 Burr Hill Court Sat 3.00 - 3.30pm Beaconsfield 40 Fieldstone Boulevard Sat 3.00 - 3.30pm FIRST NATIONAL NEILSON PARTNERS, NARRE WARREN – 9705 4888 Hallam 118 Hinrichsen Drive 12.00 -12.30pm Narre Warren South 62 Loxley Blvd 12.30 - 1.00pm Berwick 2 Classic Court 1.00 - 1.30pm Berwick 24 Montpelier Drive 2.30 - 3.00pm FIRST NATIONAL NEILSON PARTNERS, PAKENHAM – 5941 4444 Bunyip 10 Gwen Meredith Drive Sat 12.00pm Garfield North 230 Old Sale Road Sat 1.00pm Pakenham 4 Fairway Court Sat 3.00pm GRANT’S ESTATE AGENTS, BERWICK – 9707 5555 Narre Warren 3 Juniper Court Narre Warren South 48 Golden Grove Berwick 3 Don Collins Way Officer 1 Rush Lily Berwick 32 Kramer Drive Berwick 11 The Gateway Berwick 118/6 Melville Park Drive Beaconsfield 5 Ludlow Court Pakenham 25 Park Boulevard Harkaway 62 King Road Berwick 12 Brookfield Court Narre Warren North 30 Rose Garden Court
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GRANT’S ESTATE AGENTS, PAKENHAM – 5940 2555 Pakenham 67 Meeking Drive Tynong 48 Railway Avenu Gembrook 28-30 Main Road Gembrook 148 Collie Road
Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm Sat 3.00 - 3.30pm
HARCOURTS, DROUIN – 5625 2877 Drouin 5 Amber Court Drouin 146 Shillinglaw Road Drouin 293 Princes Way Drouin Drouin Springs Estate Drouin 1/41 Manikato Drive Drouin 2/41 Manikato Drive Drouin 57 Fullarton Road Drouin 57B Fullarton Road
Sat 10.00 - 10.30am Sat 10.45 - 11.15am Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Sat 12.00 - 1.00pm Sat 12.00 - 1.00pm Sat 12.00 - 1.00pm Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm
HOCKING STUART, BERWICK – 8768 3800 Narre Warren 53 Coachwood Drive Officer 8 Rosina Drive Officer 3 Propsect Way Berwick Lot 707 Romney Drive Berwick 12 Meridian Cct Berwick 10 Lowanna Street Berwick 59 Jarryd Crescent Berwick 9/25 Canberra Ave Pakenham 57 Simon Drive
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JUST REAL ESTATE - BERWICK - 9707 3322 Pakenham 13 Victory Drive Officer Lot 1 Wilks Road Berwick 81/6 Melville Park Drive Narre Warren South 12/443 Ormond Road
Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm
KAYE CHARLES, BERWICK – 9707 0111 Pakenham 81 Brown Road
Sat 12.00pm
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RECEPTIONIST First National Real Estate Neilson Partners is looking for an experienced receptionist to assist our busy Pakenham office. If you are looking to join a team that values you and values Real Estate, this is the role for you! The successful candidate will be required to demonstrate exceptional customer service skills, strong computer/keyboard skills, excellent communication skills and high attention to detail. We are looking for someone with a mature and professional attitude, is self-motivated, disciplined and well presented. The role will require you to provide administrative support to a number of staff, whilst maintaining the ability to work independently and demonstrate initiative in identifying and prioritising new tasks. An Agents Representative Certificate would be advantageous but is not essential.
COMMERCIAL CONCRETOR Commercial Concrete and Excavation Company based in Dandenong requires an experienced concrete finisher. Must be able to screed flat. Reliability and willing to travel all Melbourne and Metro areas essential. All EBA award rates and conditions apply.
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Redbacks get new jumpers THE new footy season began with brand new uniforms for the Hampton Park Junior Football Club this year. Last month, Narre Warren South MP Judith Graley visited the club to formally hand over a $1000 State Government grant, which will give the club the chance to replace their uniforms. As part of the Sporting Uniform Grants Program, the club will now be able to buy new gear, including team tops,
shorts, socks and footy boots. “We’re thrilled that we will finally be able to replace some of our old jumpers and ensure our kids stand tall in the club’s colours,” Hampton Park Junior Football Club secretary Christine Odgers said. “It’s truly fantastic news, and we can’t wait to see our players out on the field in their new jumpers.” Ms Graley said the Sporting Uniform Grants Program helped clubs tackle the costs as-
sociated with grassroots sport, taking the pressure off local families. “Every player deserves to be able to wear their club’s colours with pride as they run out to play each week,” Ms Graley said. “This grant will ensure that players from the mighty Redbacks can replace their old and worn jumpers and get on with doing us proud on the field.” For more information or to apply online, visit www.sport. vic.gov.au.
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Narre Warren South MP Judith Graley with Hampton Park Junior Football Club president Andrew Range and some of the players.
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SWIM teacher of 20 years Tania Molloy from Casey Race recreation and aquatic centre has won the AUSTSWIM Infant Teacher of the Year award. Aquatic director at Casey Race, Cindy Smith, nominated Ms Molloy for the award and said she could always be seen at the swim centre with a huge infectious smile on her face. “Tania is an inspiration not only to her students but to parents and staff,” Ms Smith said. Narre Warren resident Ms Molloy said the award was a big shock. “I wasn’t expecting to win at all.” “I love teaching the babies, they’re so cute and innocent, and it’s a big learning curve to learn to swim and be able to save your own life,” Ms Molloy said. Growing up on the beach, Ms Molloy has been a surf life saver since she was 12 years old and still holds a world record. “I started at the Chelsea Longbeach Surf Life Saving Club and participated in the national and world titles. I still hold the under 16 line throw rescues and came 15th in the world ski race,” Ms Molloy said. Having taught infants for the
Tania Molloy with her trophy and award at Casey Race before she jumps in the pool for another class. 139927 Picture: DONNA OATES past 20 years, Ms Molloy said swimming was a very important life skill. “There are so many things I love about teaching, it’s fun and it’s teaching them something that they can use for the rest of their life,” she said. Ms Molloy has taught at Casey Race since it opened six years ago and takes 26 infant and preschool classes each week. “I just finished teaching some school-aged children who I taught when they were babies
and now again at 12 years oldthey still remember me and I love that,” she said. Ms Smith said Ms Molloy was a highly sought-after teacher and a credit to Casey Race. “Most of her classes run at above 90 per cent capacity, she plans her lessons for the whole term in advance with professionally presented laminated lesson plans and goes out of her way to bring her own toys to stimulate her students,” Ms Smith said.
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Win, whatever it takes By RUSSELL BENNETT FOR Endeavour Hills product Andrew Bogut, it all comes down to just four more wins. His Golden State Warriors stormed through the NBA’s regular season with 67 wins from 82 games, led by the league’s Most Valuable Player Stephen Curry in a phenomenal individual 2014/15 campaign. But aside from earning home-court advantage against the might of megastar LeBron James and his Cleveland Cavaliers, that all counts for naught now. The slate is wiped clean. For the second straight season, an Australian will walk away with a championship ring - either Bogut, or Cavaliers’ cult hero Matthew Dellavedova. Both have earned rave reviews from their team-mates for their insatiable desire to win, and their willingness to do whatever it takes for their respective teams. Yet some NBA followers, and indeed some opposing players, label them as ‘dirty’. Any avid NBA watcher would know that’s not the case, but what the pair does provide, however, is a refusal to be pushed around and a competitive edge that has played a huge role in getting the Warriors and the Cavaliers into the big dance - a shot of winning it all for two success-starved franchises. The Cavaliers have never won a title, while the Warriors’ last championship came 40 years ago.
The coach of that Golden State team, Al Attles, was on hand to present this season’s Warriors with the Western Conference Finals’ trophy last Thursday afternoon (Australian EST). Bogut’s enormous 213-centimetre frame could be seen at the back of the dais clear as day. The now 30-year-old has come a hell of a long way from being selected by the Milwaukee Bucks with the first overall pick in the 2005 draft, to earlier this year passing Luc Longley as the Australian to play the most NBA games. Bogut has battled through a series of freakish injuries over his career to date but he has still played at least 65 games in seven seasons so far, and is regarded by many as one of the best passing big men of his era. This year he was named to the NBA’s All-Defensive Second Team after holding opponents to just 41.4 percent at the rim (third best in the league) and being ranked third in defensive rating. The Warriors had a 58-9 win/loss record in games Bogut played, compared to 9-6 in games he missed. “While you’re resting, someone else is working,” Bogut said in an interview with the Berwick News, in 2013. “I always had it in the back of my mind growing up that there was a kid elsewhere training right at that moment in either Europe or America,” he said. “And I was competing with him.”
The Australian Boomer cornerstone was cut from multiple representative teams as a teenager - his unwavering competitiveness even then wrongly branded as an “attitude problem”. Yet after his Warriors defeated the Houston Rockets in game five of the Western Conference finals, iconic former coach Jeff Van Gundy said in his role as an ESPN commentator: “You don’t get to this level without talent, and habits. The Warriors have championship habits. When you combine great talent and depth with the right habits, you win big in this league”. Van Gundy’s colleague, and one of the pre-eminent basketball writers of his generation, Michael Wilbon added: “Bogut and (team-mate Festus) Ezeli combined for 23 rebounds tonight. They can beat you in so many different ways”. Bogut didn’t score in the Warriors’ Western Conference clincher, but finished with 14 rebounds, two big blocks, and countless decisive screens. In Games 2 and 3 of the series, however, he had 14 and 12 points respectively. Whatever the team needs, he’ll do it. The Warriors have their injury concerns leading into the finals, with star shooting guard Klay Thompson concussed in game five against the Rockets after an accidental knee to the head from Houston forward Trevor Ariza. Game one of the finals is this Friday.
Boomers' mainstay and Endeavour Hills' product Andrew Bogut is four wins away from an NBA Championship. Picture: COURTESY OF BASKETBALL AUSTRALIA
All Stars made of Diamonds FIRE and Ice will battle it out in a frosty, but fiery clash between the best women’s players in the Gridiron Victoria competition. After the rampaging success of Gridiron Victoria’s 2014 women’s season, the debut year for the Berwick Diamonds - who finished third overall - the league introduced an All Star match to showcase the league’s premier talent. The rosters for the two teams were announced this week, with 15 players from the Diamonds’ 2014 squad making the grade. Diamonds co-captain Cat Bouwhuis, from Clyde North, thought it was thrilling to get a chance and play on the biggest stage yet created for women’s gridiron. “It’s pretty exciting - particularly for all the girls who have tried so hard to get into it,” Bouwhuis said. “Fifteen Diamonds tried out and all of us got positions on the two teams. “Nine are on the Ice with former head coach Jamie Stafford and the other six girls made it onto the Fire team.” A schoolyard pick decided on the selections for each side as four Diamonds - Bouwhuis, Bliss Love and the Gubatanga sisters Larni and Erin -
were picked in the top 10. While it will be a little strange to clash with her team-mates in the Friday night spectacular, Bouwhuis admitted it was a great opportunity to show how far the sport had progressed in only one season. “We all feel it as more of a fun match were we can hit each other hard then pick each other up,” Bouwhuis said. “We’re all just going to do our best on the day. “We all go up against each other in practice, so we’re sort of used to going up against each other - but not at 100 per cent like it will be on the night. “It’s a really big thing for women’s sport to show that we can play everything the guys can play - and sometimes we can even do it better than them.” The Fire versus Ice showdown will be Friday 5 June, from 7pm, at the State Netball Hockey Centre. Anyone keen to join the Diamonds or affiliated Miners, the Berwick Diamonds and Miners Juniors’ sign-up day will be Saturday 13 June, at Sydney Pargeter Reserve, Endeavour Hills, from 10am-1pm. For more information, contact the club at info@berwickminers.com
Berwick Diamonds' selected players for the coming All Star match. Team Ice, from left: Renee Turner, Larnie Gubatanga, Sarah Mu, Lema Laumua, former Diamonds head coach Jamie Stafford, Ashlee Sarna-Kosnar and Marissa Taputu (not pictured Clara Yip and Chantelle Stringer). Front row, Team Fire: Cat Bouwhuis, Vanessa Brown, Bliss Love, Jenn Ramasima, Joanna Rashleigh and Loretta Williams. 139756 Picture: BERWICK DIAMONDS BERWICK DIAMONDS REPRESENTATIVES TEAM ICE: Erin Gubatanga, Larnie Gubatanga, Lema Laumua, Sarah
Mu, Ashlee Sarna-Kosnar, Chantelle Stringer, Marissa Taputu, Renee Turner, Clara Yip.
TEAM FIRE: Cat Bouwhuis, Vanessa Brown, Bliss Love, Jenner Ramasima, Joanna Rashleigh, Loretta Williams.
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Hard-earned honour By JARROD POTTER WITH a head-full of flowing dreadlocks and most importantly, enough footy skill to go around a fleet of midfielders, Berwick’s Jamie Plumridge is set to star when he dons the Victorian jersey next month. Plumridge, 15, was able to go one better this time around after falling just short in his inaugural bid to make the School Sport Victoria (SSV) Australian rules football team. After he just missed out on under-12s representative duties, he returned to local football and started compiling one of the best junior football resumes on record. Realising his errors was another important factor for his recent success as Plumridge knew he needed to work on his tank. “Made the last cut for under-12s and got cut the last time so I knew what I had to do this time,” Plumridge said. “Just needed to work really hard on my work-rate up and down the ground.” On that burgeoning resume for Plumridge so far: three league best-and-fairest trophies - 2011, 2013 and last year in 2014 - on top of four club best-and-fairest awards, two-time interleague representative and a recent announcement that he was selected for the under-14 Dandenong Stingrays squad. With a resume as studded as that, combined with his abilities pushing him to the top of south eastern junior football, there was little option for SSV but to select him for his inaugural nationals campaign, which Plumridge couldn’t quite believe when the school sports body contacted him. “It’s a good feeling, but it hasn’t sunk in just yet,” Plumridge said. “They sent me an email then the next day they
Above: Wheeling around for one of his goals, Lachlan Batten made a strong return to the TAC Cup despite copping a head-knock in the first term. 139851 Pictures: JARROD POTTER
Batten shaken but not stirred By JARROD POTTER Berwick footballer Jamie Plumridge has finally added the one missing accolade in his footballing trophy cabinet: a Victorian state jersey. 139207 Picture: JARROD POTTER gave me a call.” He hopes to add to the solitary, extremely lonely premiership medallion in an individual-award laden trophy cabinet. The prolific centreman made the switch from Narre North to Berwick in the offseason and is reaping the benefits already of playing with his mates in a unbeaten side
atop the South East Juniors under-15 Division 1 ladder. The Fountain Gate Secondary College student wanted to thank his parents and Berwick and Narre North Junior Football Clubs for their support. Plumridge will head to Geelong for the national championships from 18-25 July.
QUIZ NUMBER 1455
1. WHAT was unusual about 1932 Olympic Games women’s 100 metres gold medallist Stella Walsh? 2. WHAT unique golfing record is held by former NASA astronaut Captain Alan Shepherd? 3. WHAT is the maximum possible snooker break? 4. WHAT did the 1977 VFL and Sydney rugby league grand finals have in common? 5. WHAT did Nelson Mandela wear to the rugby union World Cup final in 1995? 6. WHO was top scorer for Australia in the 2015 World Cup cricket final? 7. IN which sport did John Sumegi win a silver medal at the 1980 Moscow Olympics? 8. HOW many innings does each side have in a senior baseball match? 9. WHICH Australian batsman suffered a broken jaw in cricket’s 1977 Centenary Test? 10. WHO won the French Open tennis title and finished runner-up in the Australian Open in 2012? 11. HOW many medals did the United States’ Carl Lewis win at the 1984 Olympics? 12. WHO rode Green Moon to victory in the 2012 Melbourne Cup? 13. ONE of the world’s best known goalkeepers was the subject of a soccer bribery scandal in 1995. Who is he? 14. WHAT milestone did Joe Darling post for left-handed cricketers in 1897-8? 15. WHICH Australian boxer in 1954 became the first world champion to retire undefeated? 16. WHAT is the equivalent of the ball in ice hockey? 17. WHICH famous golf course is the home of the Royal and Ancient Club in Scotland? 18. WHICH jockey was most commonly associated with Phar Lap? 19. IN which US state is Newport, where Australia recorded its epic 1983 America’s Cup victory? 20. WHO bowled cricket’s infamous underarm delivery against New Zealand in 1981?
SOMEBODY may have to give Lachlan Batten a belting at the beginning of every round, as Batten’s shake up proved the deciding factor in Dandenong’s impressive 19-point win over Northern Knights. After six weeks on the TAC Cup sidelines - nursing a busted bicep - Batten, 18, finally returned to action for Dandenong on Saturday, but it almost ended instantly after a clash of heads in the opening term. The Stingrays’ vice-captain had been roaming the defensive end before copping a big knock from a pair of Northern’s tall forwards - leaving the 175cm defender to be taken from the field in the hands of the trainers. He wasn’t seen for the rest of the term - as he went through the process to rule out concussion - but after getting the doctor’s confirmation Batten was given the all clear to get back out there. “It did hurt at the time - felt a bit dizzy,” Batten said. “One bloke came across my
left shoulder and another came from the other side so it was a bit of a double hit - wasn’t too bad. “They weren’t going to let me come out again and had to go through the concussion test ... and came out firing. “Firing” is a fair understatement though. Batten was unstoppable in the forward arc - crumbing the talls’ and creating his own chances en route to a three-goal haul in the second term. His efforts starting tipping the clash in the Stingrays’ favour as Batten’s brigade booted away from Northern. While he’s not used to life as a marked man in the forward line, Batten enjoyed his chance from the goal square. “It was good to give a bit of an input for the team going forward - I’m not really much of a forward that often, but it was good to go down there and snag a few,” Batten said. His return to the defensive end happened after half-time where he resumed his kickout duties and helped steer the
Stingrays out of danger with the wind howling against them. The Stingrays managed to hold onto a three-or-so goal buffer throughout the clash despite a howling gale playing havoc with both sides’ ball use - and improved their TAC Cup record to 6-2 this season. The bicep injury cruelled Batten’s chances of making Vic Country’s initial squad, but he hopes to keep pushing through the results at TAC Cup level to get a second chance. “That’s my goal (making Vic Country) - just have to work really hard now … put in the hard yards,” he said. “Bicep is going alright now - felt pretty good throughout the game and it didn’t give me any troubles. “Good win overall for the boys and look forward to having a bye and coming up against a couple of good teams and hitting them really hard.” Batten’s Stingrays clash with regional rival Gippsland on Saturday, from 1pm, at Shepley Oval.
Loss makes the point SFL - DIVISION 2 AND 3 WINNING ways are over at Keysborough ... at least for now as the Burra’s undefeated start in SFL Division 2 was ended in a two-point nail-biter against Oakleigh District. Neck and neck throughout the clash, the wayward kicking of both sides came back to haunt Keysborough in particular with 9.11 (65) not enough to undo Oakleigh District’s 9.13 (67). Jake Dunn and Tyson King bagged four goals each while Daniel Morland, Michael
Downie and Reece Spadaccini were best afield. Keysborough will host Heatherton after the bye. Doveton Eagles was brushed aside by Hampton 10.6 (66) to 15.10 (100). In Division 3, Endeavour Hills smashed Hallam under lights by 40 points with Hallam’s Matt Neve and Endeavour Hills’ Shane Peake both slotting four majors. VAFA - DIVISION 2 WALTZING past another challenger, St John’s maintained its high-flying start to 2015 with
a rollicking 65-point win over Monash Gryphons. The forward pressure of Rohan Scott (six goals) and Aaron Thornton (four goals) was too much for the home side as the JOCs tandem was given expert delivery from Liam Mara, Matt Nicholson and Glenn Costas. St John’s remains unbeaten atop the Division 2 ladder and faces Ivanhoe AFC after the bye in a battle of first versus second - the JOCs’ biggest test this season.
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Doves deal the pain By DAVID NAGEL DOVETON has announced itself as a potential contender in the South East Football League this season after a 49-point victory over Pakenham at Robinson Oval. The Doves, who took a four-one record into the contest, had been unimpressive against the lower teams in the competition, but showed their best is good enough against the previously unbeaten Lions. Doveton, strengthened by the inclusion of Sam Raru and Jake Dermott, fought tooth and nail with the Lions for three quarters, before breaking their spirit in the final term. The Doves’ relentless pressure took over as they piled on 8.3 to 2.4 to run out impressive winners. “That was the key, pressure, how we could pressure them and stop them from breaking free,” Doveton coach Shannon Henwood said. “No team is immune to pressure; pressure was definitely the key today.” Jarrad Boumann kicked four, and was best on ground for the victors, while ruckman Russell Gabriel was hot on his tail with three. Raru was dominant through the midfield while Dermott and Mitch Davies were terrific in key-defensive roles. Skipper Dean Blake and Damien Holmes were best for the Lions. Cranbourne champion Marc Holt bagged the 15th double-figure haul of his career, kicking 13 goals in the Eagles’ massive 181-point victory over a dismal Hampton Park at Casey Fields. Holt was tremendous as he charged towards 900 goals for the club but, let’s be honest, as a contest this one didn’t last long at all.
The Eagles were absolutely ruthless, slamming home 25 goals to two after the first break, taking the visitors back to the dark old days of seasons gone by. Holt was clearly the best man on the ground, while Jones, ‘Fancy Boots’ Josh Rich and Matt Fletcher all did as they liked, slamming home four each for the afternoon. Berwick warmed up for this week’s season-defining trip to Pakenham with a methodical 56-point home victory over Tooradin. The Wickers dominated possession in the first quarter, but squandered opportunities, kicking 5.7 to 2.2, before the game settled into a dourer struggle from that point forward. Tim Gunn carried a currently undermanned forward line, booting three, while ruckman James Phillips, interleague skipper Michael Harold and Luke Sheppard were other standouts for the winners. Kyle Van Der Pluym kicked three, to continue his terrific form for the Seagulls, while Ryan White has his best game for the season. Reigning-premier Beaconsfield was lucky to survive a dangerous trip to ROC, coming from 14-points behind at the final break to score a 15-point victory at Starling Road. The Eagles were lucky the Kangaroos didn’t have their kicking boots on in the thirdterm, they kicked 4.5 to 1.2, leaving the door ajar for the champs who duly marched through. Beau Dowler kicked three for the winners, who had Tyson Mitchem, Ben Kerrigan and Scott Meyer lift their rating when things got desperate. Casey Scorpion Brenton Hillard was outstanding for the Roos.
Top: Doveton midfielder Sam Raru made an impressive debut for the Doves in Picture: ROB CAREW their big-win over Pakenham. 139794
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Lions claw narrow win By DAVID NAGEL A GRADE champions of the last two years, Pakenham (2013) and Doveton (2014) fought out a thriller in round six of the South East Netball League at Robinson Oval on Saturday. The Lions’ brave 51-49 win over the Doves was crucial in the grand scheme of things, propelling them to fourth on the ladder and knocking the reigning-champs out of the top-five. The win, according to Pakenham coach Kerry Twyford, was the result of a fierce determination throughout the group. “Doveton came at us, and they’re the premiers so they’ve set the benchmark, so I was just really proud of our girls to be able to cope with that pressure,” she said. Goal attack Claire Gibbs partnered well with Toni Dart (GS) to give the Lions a slender two-goal lead at half time which the visitors held onto until the very end.
Hampton Park has added further heartache to Cranbourne coach Simon O’Shanassy, the Redbacks downing the Eagles 29-26 in blustery conditions at Casey Fields. O’Shanassy is definitely on the right track but must be rueing the night he smashed a mirror, walked under a ladder, and ran over a black cat on the way home from training. The Eagles have now lost four games by five goals or less. Berwick has shaken off a strong third-quarter effort from Tooradin to win 54-29 at Edwin Flack Reserve. The Wickers looked set for a huge victory at half time, but the efforts of Michelle Barnes, Ebony Dolan and Stacey Sawyer saw the Seagulls outscored by just one goal in the third term. Berwick’s goalers, including Lynne Moyes, Emily Wilson and Amanda Goodie are finding their range right now and might be a handful to stop as the season unfolds.
SEFNL SCOREBOARD ROUND 6 CRANBOURNE 7.2 16.12 23.17 32.21 (213) HAMPTON PARK 3.0 3.1 4.1 5.2 (32) BERWICK 5.7 10.10 14.14 19.16 (130) TOORADIN-DALMORE 2.2 5.4 8.6 11.8 (74) BEACONSFIELD 0.3 5.4 6.6 10.12 (72) ROC 3.3 4.3 8.8 8.9 (57) DOVETON 3.1 5.6 8.9 16.12 (108) PAKENHAM 3.3 5.3 6.7 8.11 (59) RESERVES: Cranbourne 17.6(108) d Hampton Park 4.5(29). Berwick 13.15(93) d Tooradin-Dalmore 3.2(20). Beaconsfield 10.8(68) d ROC 4.3(27). Pakenham 12.3(75) d Doveton 6.9(45). UNDER 19: Narre Warren 7.14(56) d Cranbourne 1.2(8). Berwick 26.22(178) d Tooradin-Dalmore 0.1(1). Beaconsfield 13.8(86) d ROC 2.2(14). Doveton 10.6(66) d Pakenham 4.8(32). UNDER 18: Narre Warren 8.8(56) d Cranbourne 4.9(33). Beaconsfield 6.5(41) d Berwick 6.3(39). Doveton 14.9(93) d Pakenham 6.5(41). SENIOR LADDER TEAM W L B % PTS Doveton 5 1 1 119.78 24 Pakenham 4 1 1 127.12 20 Berwick 4 2 0 171.95 16 Cranbourne 4 2 0 145.52 16 Narre Warren 3 2 1 132.34 16 Beaconsfield 4 2 0 110.38 16 Roc 1 4 1 75.12 8 Tooradin-Dalmore 0 5 1 55.80 4 Hampton Park 0 6 1 34.39 4 This week: Narre Warren v Doveton, Pakenham v Berwick, Hampton Park v ROC, Beaconsfield v Tooradin, Cranbourne - Bye. NETBALL A GRADE: Hampton Park 29 d Cranbourne 26. Berwick 54 d Tooradin-Dalmore 29. Beaconsfield 46 d ROC 33. Pakenham 51 d Doveton 49. Narre Warren - Bye. B GRADE: Cranbourne 50 d Hampton Park 24. Berwick 36 d Tooradin-Dalmore 16. Beaconsfield 47 d ROC 22. Doveton 40 d Pakenham 35. Narre Warren - Bye. C GRADE: Cranbourne 29 d Hampton Park 16. Berwick 26 d Tooradin-Dalmore 12. Beaconsfield 36 d ROC 11. Pakenham 41 d Doveton 15. Narre Warren - Bye. D GRADE: Cranbourne 52 d Hampton Park 6. Berwick 33 d Tooradin-Dalmore 26. Beaconsfield 31 d ROC 19. Doveton 27 d Pakenham 26. Narre Warren - Bye. UNDER 17 RED: Cranbourne 31 d Hampton Park 16. Berwick 30 d Tooradin-Dalmore 17. ROC 36 d Beaconsfield 21. Pakenham 24 d Doveton 17. Narre Warren - Bye. UNDER 17 WHITE: Berwick 28 d Tooradin-Dalmore 17. Beaconsfield 29 d ROC 24. Pakenham 63 d Doveton 10. Cranbourne - Bye. Narre Warren - Bye. UNDER 15 RED: Cranbourne 31 d Hampton Park 3. Berwick 13 d Tooradin-Dalmore 7. Beaconsfield 29 d ROC 16. Doveton 20 d Pakenham 15. Narre Warren - Bye. UNDER 15 WHITE: Berwick 34 d Tooradin-Dalmore 5. Beaconsfield 32 d ROC 11. Doveton 28 d Pakenham 25. Cranbourne - Bye. Narre Warren - Bye. UNDER 13 RED: Berwick 14 d Tooradin-Dalmore 6. ROC 28 d Beaconsfield 8. Doveton 30 d Pakenham 15. Cranbourne - Bye. Narre Warren - Bye. UNDER 13 WHITE: Berwick 18 d Tooradin-Dalmore 8. Beaconsfield 20 d ROC 11. Pakenham 19 d Doveton 18. Cranbourne - Bye. Narre Warren - Bye. A GRADE LADDER W L D % Pts Hampton Park 5 1 0 123.56 24 Narre Warren 4 0 1 161.04 22 Beaconsfield 4 2 0 98.34 16 Pakenham 3 2 0 97.44 16 ROC 2 3 0 101.67 12 Doveton 2 4 0 100.72 12 Berwick 3 3 0 100 12 Cranbourne 1 4 1 109.33 6 Tooradin-Dalmore 0 5 0 42.29 4
Pakenham's Hayley Crandell and Doveton's Vanessa San Jose. 139794 Picture: ROB CAREW Beaconsfield has made the difficult trip to Starling Road seem easier than it really is with a comfortable, 46-33, victory against ROC. All the Eagles’ stars were firing as the perennial finalists moved from sixth to third with their fourth win of the season. ROC coach Scott Eastwood will need to fire his girls up this week ahead of a difficult trip to Hampton Park. Narre Warren had the bye.
TWO of the Narre Warren Football Netball Club’s most loyal servants will celebrate special milestones when the Magpies host Doveton at Kalora Park on Saturday. Inaugural netballers at the club, Meaghan McGill and Britti Donaldson, will chalk up 200 games, Meaghan notching up her 200th senior game when she leads the B Grade team into battle, while Britti will register her 200th combined senior and junior game in C Grade. Meaghan, a well-respected member of the netball fraternity has played senior netball since the club joined the Mornington Peninsula Netball League in 2004. Meaghan became the first and still only senior captain to hold a premiership cup aloft when the Magpies B Grade team won the premiership in 2012. She goes about her business in a quiet, yet determined manner and, with accolades aplenty to her name, has been through the highs and lows of the NWFNC. Meaghan has won multiple best-and-fairest awards, shared between A and B Grades. Her premiership team-mate in 2012, Britti is the self-appointed social captain and morale booster of the club. The first junior captain to hold a premiership cup aloft bleeds black and white and is the number-one supporter from any sideline. So dedicated to the club she loves, Britti tattooed her premiership victories and home town on her
Britti Donaldson, left, and Meaghan McGill, B Grade premiership team-mates in 2012, will chalk up special milestones for the Narre Warren Football Netball Club on Saturday. Picture: CONTRIBUTED backside after the 2012 triumph. Britti has also won multiple best-and-fairest awards in juniors, represented Casey Cardinia in interleague and is a junior premiership captain. Always a leader on and off the field, Britti leads the charge at netball trips, bringing many laughs to her team-mates. Both Meaghan and Britti are fortunate to be surrounded by passionate Narre Warren families and the club looks forward to seeing plenty of support from the sidelines this weekend.
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One serious man-crush! By JARROD POTTER A COACH’s man-crush has been well-and-truly established as Casey took the top of the ladder with an eight-point win over Chelsea. It was a battle of the point guards as Ben Louis (13 points, 5 assists, 5 steals, 4 rebounds) and Corey Standerfer (14 points, 12 rebounds) locked horns up and down the court on Saturday evening. Casey coach Stewart Baird knew Standerfer was one of the big headaches in the league as he’s one of the best combo guards in Big V - and set the defensive task on Louis. Not only did the 191cm guard negate Standerfer’s second half offensive capabilities, but Louis’ efforts allowed his team-mates to get into the match and smash apart the remainder of Chelsea’s defensive powers. The Cavaliers’ long-range bombers Brent Hobba (18 points, 10 rebounds), Matt Witherden (11 points) and James Deneefe (4 points) rattled off late shots to push the Cavs back in front. Baird was beyond impressed with Louis in the 62-54 win over Chelsea - saying the Cavaliers’ guard could be the best ever on one of his rosters. “He had 12 at half-time and held him to two in the second half,” Baird said. “Player of that quality, it just shows how good Ben (Louis) is. “I don’t say this lightly but he might be the best player I’ve ever coached - he’s certainly the most intelligent for basketball IQ by a million miles. “Played most of the last quarter with four fouls and still held him scoreless - apart from a couple of foul shots. “I might have a serious mancrush ... I’m not sure.” With an eight-game winning streak rocketing the Cavaliers to first place on the Watson Con-
Berwick Tennis Club's Jenny Patterson notched a rare milestone this week playing her 1000th tennis match. 138418 Picture: ROB CAREW
1000… down to zero By JARROD POTTER
Bridgette Jacobs has come in to the Cavaliers' women's roster and is progressing well in the Big V competition. 139854
ference ladder, the Cavaliers head up the highway to battle Mildura on Saturday night. Pushing back into the top four with a rollicking 88-39 win over Pakenham, Casey’s women were able to get the job done against the baby-faced Warriors. No mercy was spared for the young Warriors as the Cavaliers littered the scoreboard on the back of stand-out efforts from Natalie Dowdy (25 points, 9 rebounds) and Amy Mcfarlane (14 points). Bridgette Jacobs (1 point) -
who plays local basketball with Mcfarlane at Hampton Park - has been brought in to chop out Amy Mcfarlane as Cherise Jacotine - who departed from Casey recently - leaves a hole in the Cavaliers’ guard stocks. The 6-4 Casey women face North East on Saturday afternoon from 5pm. Casey’s Youth Men kept the good times rolling across the board , taking a 69-64 win against Chelsea and backing it up with 84-58 obliteration of Western Port ahead of its clash against Mildura.
Ben Louis is the paragon of basketball intellect for Casey coach Stewart Baird, as the point guard excelled on Saturday night. 139856 Pictures: JARROD POTTER
Gridiron rivals hold nothing back when it comes to the crunch By RUSSELL BENNETT Past and present members of the
Berwick Basketball Club are invited to join us to celebrate our
25th anniversary Date: Saturday 20th June 2015 Place: Berwick Bowling Club, Edwin Flack Reserve, Manuka Road Berwick
Cost $30 per head - spit roast dinner with dessert. Drinks at bar prices RSVP: 12th JUNE 2015 For booking information please go to www.berwickbasketballclub.com.au
QUIZ NUMBER 1455 ANSWERS: 1. After her death, an autopsy revealed she was a man 2. He hit the first golf shot on the moon 3. 147 4. Both finished in a tie 5. A South African jersey 6. Michael Clarke 7. Canoeing 8. Nine 9. Rick McCosker 10. Rafael Nadal 11. Four 12. Brett Prebble 13. Bruce Grobbelaar 14. He became the first left-hander to score a Test century. 15. Jimmy Carruthers 16. The puck 17. St. Andrew’s 18. Jimmy Pike 19. Rhode Island 20. Trevor Chappell
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TO say there’s always a little extra on the line when traditional Gridiron Victoria rivals the Berwick Miners and Croydon Rangers face each other is a slight understatement. “They hate us, and we hate them - and I think that’s pretty good for football, honestly,” Berwick coach Mel Martin said. The Miners went down to the Rangers 23-12 on Sunday, with the second half a particularly heated affair. Three Berwick players were sent off for retaliating after a string of unsavoury incidents. The Miners led 6-0 late in the first half, with Martin adding: “I think the Rangers came in thinking it’d be an easy game for them”. Quarterback Sam Walker returned from injury for the clash but the Miners lost him again in the first quarter with three broken ribs and suspected nerve
damage after an on-field collision. Gun Berwick wide receiver Brad Ferguson then played a strong game at quarterback in his stead. “It then became more of a running game - led by our running backs and offensive line,” Martin said. “It was a very hard, tough game and they scored two touchdowns on discipline errors by us. “That’s the sort of thing that’s happened all year. “We have to tighten up on our discipline on both sides of the ball, particularly things like false starts close to our red zone.” Martin said the Miners had to move on now with Ferguson as their quarterback - with Walker likely out for an extended period. “We’ll plan our offensive game to suit Brad’s skillset, with more running plays and hand-offs and things like
that,” Martin said. The State Netball and Hockey Centre will host a massive weekend of football this week, starting on Friday night with the Gridiron Victoria Women’s All-Star Game - which will feature more than a dozen Berwick Diamonds players. The Miners, currently fifth in the Division 1 standings, will take on the third-placed South Eastern Predators on Saturday morning from 11.30am. Berwick is slowly starting to get its best side back on the field, with inside linebacker Mike Peato and right tackle Mat Dawson looking like returning against the Predators. Lamb, a running back, returned against Croydon after recovering from a calf injury, while first-choice fullback Jon Leota and tight end and receivers coach Rick Brown will line up this week. “We’ve got high expectations for a win this week, put it that way,” Martin said.
SEASON’S end held special meaning for Berwick Tennis Club player Jenny Patterson, as she notched her 1000th competition match. Patterson reached number 1000 on Wednesday representing her beloved Berwick Tennis Club as it battled Upper Beaconsfield in the last match of the Dandenong District Association Wednesday Section-2 season. Team captain Rhonda Willoughby made sure Patterson would cross the mark this year by not scheduling any rostered days off for the long-serving playing member - who has been at the club well over 30 years. While it wasn’t meant to be for Berwick, losing to Upper Beaconsfield in the season ending match-up, everyone congratulated Patterson off the court as she reached the momentous milestone. “She’s very special to us - she would be our longest standing current playing member,” Willoughby said. “It’s amazing and she’s not been injured kept playing throughout the years - and that’s the amazing thing. “Jenny has only ever played at Berwick wants to come back next year and we’ve made it perfectly clear to her that next time she plays she’s back to just one (game) again.” Berwick Tennis Club president Shane Fielding thought Patterson’s achievements were incredible and to reach 1000 games was an indication of her passion for the sport and commitment to the club. “It’s outstanding,” Fielding said of Patterson’s achievement. “To be able to play for that long and usually when you’re playing a game like tennis, you’d have some injuries that may hold you back, but to get to a 1000 games, when you’re only playing... maybe 16 games a year, is quite a few consecutive years of tennis to be rolling out.” “It’s something the club is very proud of and we’re proud that she’s one of the few to get to that sort of level of competition games.”
Results are clear VWFL - DIVISION 1 RETURNING from the break with a bang, Cranbourne smashed past Melbourne Uni - and Endeavour Hills had a 40-point triumph over Kew. In an absolute canter Cranbourne was far too strong - blasted 92 unanswered points against Melbourne Uni as Kirsten Macleod and Bianca Jakobsson bagged four goals each. Sitting third with a 5-1-1 record, Cranbourne hosts Bendigo on Sunday from 2pm. DIVISION 3 IN its first closely-fought match of the year, Endeavour Hills had to battle to knock over Kew, but flew away in the second half via Siona Pilkington (3 goals) while Maria Pickering, Ashlee Ladson and Amanda Hancock were best afield. The final score Endeavour Hills 9.4 (58) to Kew 2.6 (18). The unbeaten Falcons firsts face Deer Park at home from 12pm on Sunday. Meanwhile Endeavour Hills’ East Division knocked off Knox by 31.
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New tack is on track By EWAN KENNEDY THE stylish new Mazda CX-3 takes an interestingly different tack in small SUV design. Whereas its many competitors have produced tall vehicles that cry out that they are SUVs, the Mazda is only a little higher than a typical small-medium hatchback. A crossover between a hatch and an SUV might be just what many buyers are asking for - indeed, Mazda CX-3 has selling its wheels off since it was launched in March. Styling is obviously a major factor in the big sales numbers, but the interesting size could also be playing their part. The familiar Mazda model names of Neo and Maxx are used for the CX3, but are joined by two new ones. The upper-middle CX-3 sTouring and topline Akari complete the range. Pricing is highly competitive, starting at just $19,990 (plus on-roads) for the 2WD petrol manual and going up to $37,690 for the topline Akari with AWD diesel with auto. We tested two autos, a 2WD Maxx petrol and an AWD Akari turbo-diesel. The CX-3 carries the latest iteration of the highly successful Mazda Kodo design language, with the usual large vertical grille and long bonnet. The front guards sweep up and over the wheels almost to the end of the front doors, where the wave-like shape is then picked up by the guards of the rear wheels. There were admiring glances aplenty during the two weeks we spent driving around our home area of the Gold Coast. People in these parts like a bit of style in their lives and anything out of the ordinary is greeted with interest. Even the more conservative Brisbane people seemed to like it as well. Inside there’s the latest Mazda instrument layout of a large central dial with rectangular pods on either side of it. It’s neat, compact and works well, but doesn’t have the sort of sporting twin-dial style of most in the segment. Information on the seven-inch centrally mounted display screen is accessed through a control knob handily placed on the centre console. Voice commands can be used to control audio functions, Bluetooth
There’s little doubt the all-new Mazda CX-3 will sell on style alone. hands-free phone operation and reception of short text messages. There’s internet radio that can receive something like 100,000 broadcasters. A head-up display, not on all models, shows vehicle speed and navigation directions. Mazda CX-3 offers the option of petrol or diesel power. The four-cylinder petrol has a capacity of 2.0 litres. The turbo-diesel is interesting in that it displaces just 1.5 litres and follows the latest European engineering trend of using small capacity, low friction engines aided by complex turbochargers for added power and torque. The power output of the petrol is 109 kW, the diesel puts out just 77 kW. But, it’s torque that talks and the diesel has an impressive 270 Nm between 1600 and 2500 revs. The petrol has 192 Nm, impressive for a non-turbo engine of this size, even better the petrol reaches its best torque at a very usable 2800 rpm. Mazda Australia is offering both 2WD (front drive) and AWD CX-3s to Australia. This is increasingly unusual in this SUV class as many are now coming with drive only to two wheels. Six-speed manual or automatic transmissions are offered, but the manual only comes with the front-wheel-
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pecially on motorways. On typical Aussie backroads it still has a degree of comfort that’s not always the norm in this class. Handling is good with a reasonably neutral feel till you try to attack corners in a sporting manner, when safe understeer settles down the driver’s ambitions. The little Mazda’s slightly higher than average seating position makes for easier ingress and egress than a lowset hatchback, but getting in and out isn’t as simple as in competitors like Ford Kuga and Holden Trax. Similarly, while there’s a better view of the traffic ahead from the Mazda, you don’t get the same benefits as are offered by taller wagons. The CX-3’s petrol engine is responsive and is never intrusive. Its fuel consumption around town was in the eight to 10 litres per 100 kilometres range during our test. On country roads and motorways getting it below seven litres was pretty easy with a bit of care in driving. During our initial drives at the media launch of the Mazda CX-3 out of Canberra we commented that the turbo-diesel was a little slow off the line. Our test car this week was noticeably better, perhaps because it had more miles under its wheels and was run in. The strong diesel torque and responsive automatic transmission made for easy hillclimbing and safe overtaking. Diesel fuel usage was about six to eight litres per 100 in suburban and city use, dropping to high fours to mid fives in the country. Mazda CX-3’s strong styling and good pricing have seen it jump to the
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