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CRANBOURNE’S Australian Garden has been lauded on the global stage, winning the International Garden Tourism Network’s Garden Tourism Garden of the Year award for 2016.

After taking out the award at a conference in South Korea, director and chief executive of the Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria Professor Tim Entwisle said he was delighted to receive yet another international award. “The Australian Garden provides a stunning display of Australian plants in an evocative setting at our Cranbourne Gardens,” Prof Entwisle said.

Inset: Director at the Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne, Chris Russell, and his Botanical Garden's International award.

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eyes and was oblivious to his dangerous driving, Sen Const Hawkins said.

Valotto told police, at the time, he refused a drug test because he feared he still had “weed” in his system.

The accused, who represented himself, told the court he had an opoid addiction in his twenties and been on a suboxone treatment program in his thirties.

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cannabis use had caused side-effects during the incident.

He had since “stayed straight” and was seeing a psychologist.

During the incident, Valotto ruined his car by scraping it on concrete, he told the court.

“I haven’t driven it since I realised it was dangerous.”

Magistrate Jack Vandersteen said it was a “wonder” Valotto had driven so far without killing himself and others.

“I know,” Valotto replied. “I drove

from the city to Cranbourne like that.”

Mr Vandersteen said Valotto appeared a bright, intelligent person dealt a “poor hand in life early on” and who had not offended in the past five years.

“It’s very rare we see someone of your age before the court.”

Valotto was convicted, disqualified from driving for two years and fined $750. He was also placed on a 12-month good behaviour bond on the condition he continued his psychological treatment.

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AN APPARENT drug-affected driver who repeatedly veered between lanes and grass verges in peak-time freeway traffic while slapping himself in the face to stay awake has conceded to a court he was lucky to survive.

Robert Valotto, 39, pleaded guilty to careless driving and refusing a policeadministered drug test at a Dandenong Magistrates’ hearing on 2 November.

A witness had observed Valotto driving erratically outbound on

Monash Freeway near Notting Hill about 4.45pm on 9 July.

As he approached the South Gippsland Freeway exit, Valotto was seen slapping himself in the face “to wake himself up”, police prosecutor Senior Constable Kimberley Hawkins told the court.

Police intercepted Valotto’s car at William Street, Cranbourne.

They noted a seemingly “intoxicated or drug affected” Valotto was unsteady on his feet, had bloodshot

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Help shape Casey’s Drat Diversity, Access and Inclusion Policy The City of Casey is seeking feedback on its Draft Diversity, Access and Inclusion Policy, which honours Council’s commitment to creating a diverse and inclusive community.

The policy aims to ensure Council undertakes decision making and provides services and infrastructure which are accessible and inclusive of all residents.

It helps ensure that Council continues to remove the social barriers of diversity in race, ethnicity, physical ability, socio-economic status, age, religious, faith and political beliefs and sexual orientation, as well as providing all residents equal opportunities to participate in our services and in the community.

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Are you interested in starting a new food business, home-based business, market stall, food van or are you a community group selling food? Then come along to the City of Casey’s information session on starting a food business on Thursday 19 November 2015.

Calling all home-gardeners – do you have bulk broccoli, excess eggs or spare seedlings? Then why not come along to Myuna Farm’s monthly Produce Swap and trade your excess home-grown food with other local gardeners.

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Myuna Farm hosts a Produce Swap on the second Saturday of each month, from 9.00 am to 10.00 am, where people can swap their excess home-grown produce and other gardening items including vegetables, fruit, eggs, seeds and seedlings, compost and worm castings.

Not only will you leave with some fresh produce, but you can also get rid of your excess produce that may have otherwise gone to waste.

The session will be held on Thursday 19 November at 5.00 pm at the City of Casey Civic Centre, Magid Drive, Narre Warren.

There is no money exchanged at the Produce Swap, with swaps based on an honesty system where swappers determine what is a fair exchange.

Places are limited and bookings are essential. To book your place contact City of Casey Customer Service on 9705 5200.

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Ice man’s hard cell

By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A BERWICK ice user whose persistent family violence included inciting his ex-girlfriend to throw herself in front of a train has been refused appeal bail.

Jayden Calleya, 19, had applied for bail at Dandenong Magistrates’ Court on 2 November on the basis that his ice habit was under control after 12 days in juvenile custody.

Calleya was appealing a four month youth-detention sentence handed down in October at the same court.

He had been found guilty of assaulting, threatening to kill and breaching intervention orders protecting the girlfriend.

He had also been charged with twice inciting her to suicide, once by urging her to jump in front of a train.

believe his behaviour has changed and he will be a better person”.

Calleya had promised not to touch ice again, the father said.

“He doesn’t want to be where he is (at the moment).

“I’ll plan to trust him. He’s learnt from his mistake and he’ll be fine.”

The stepfather told the court he didn’t think Calleya’s younger girlfriend was “any good” for his son and “probably” caused a lot of his son’s problems.

Calleya’s defence lawyer said that ice was the cause of Calleya’s offending over a “relatively short time”.

The lawyer said it was “telling” that Calleya had pledged he won’t be in contact with the girlfriend, and had not been in contact since being in custody.

Magistrate Jack Vandersteen said

In response, the victim jumped off a railway station platform on the tracks, but survived, the court heard.

The applicant had breached intervention orders against his girlfriend while on corrections orders in August and September, the court was told.

Calleya’s stepfather, who was called as a witness, said he had kicked out the accused from their Berwick family home during the offending.

“He started stealing my stuff and I didn’t want to put up with that,” he told the court.

Even after Calleya was kicked out, he still broke in and stole property from the family home, the stepfather said.

The stepfather pledged to the court he was prepared to take Calleya back home for bail because “I

the stepfather’s evidence was “not enough” to secure appeal bail.

Mr Vandersteen noted Calleya had “persistently” breached family violence orders against his girlfriend even while on community based orders.

He said he wouldn’t bail Calleya to a home where the stepfather blamed the girlfriend rather than Calleya for his “problems”.

There were no drug and alcohol services organised for Calleya’s release, Mr Vandersteen said.

“There’s less in place than when I placed him on a (community-based supervision) order in September.

“He’s re-offended too, so that’s why he’s spent the time in custody.”

Calleya’s appeal is at the County Court on 9 December.

Around the world in a day FEASTING on food from around the world as part of International Children’s Week, the three-year-olds at Rangebank Pre-school learnt a one big lesson about the globe- that it’s round.

Barbara Ryan-Perkins from the preschool said the children had a good look at

the globe on Monday 26 October.

“They learnt that they live on planet earth and helped me identify flags from different countries,” Ms Ryan-Perkins said.

Nine children dressed up in costumes inspired by India, Samoa, Ireland, France

and Hawaii and indulged in fried rice, Spanish donuts and apple strudel.

“They made flags and international dolls out of cardboard as well,” she said.

The annual event runs throughout the week at the Cranbourne pre-school.

Home invasions

By LACHLAN MOORHEAD POLICE are being called out daily to home invasions in Casey despite months of warnings.

Detective Senior Sergeant Rodney Maroney, from Casey CIU, told Star News there were one to two reports a day of aggravated burglaries occurring all over the municipality.

The most recent saw a victim come face to face with an intruder inside his Cranbourne home this week.

The victim was woken up in the early hours of Monday 2 November when he heard a sound inside his Harry Street house.

When he got up to investigate he was confronted by an unknown man who then fled, taking the victim’s iPad, house keys and car keys.

The intruder is described as Caucasian, aged in his mid-twenties, about 185cm tall, and was wearing a dark beanie, a shirt, an orange highvisibility vest, dark pants and boots.

“It’s typical of your aggravated burglary lately,” Det Sen Sgt Maroney said.

“We’re still getting one to two a day where people are breaking into houses through an unlocked garage.”

There has been a concerning spate of homes burglaries in Casey this year, in which thieves enter houses, often through unlocked doors while people are asleep, steal keys and use them to make off with the occupant’s car.

“It’s a simple thing of making sure the garage door is locked, locking any internal doors, and making sure that the keys aren’t anywhere where they can be found easily,” Det Sen Sgt Maroney said.

In August Star News spoke to David Linton, of Berwick, whose 18-year-old daughter, Emma, had her Holden Commodore stolen when thieves entered his house through an unlocked door and stole the car.

On 29 July, thieves broke into a Cranbourne North home in Paratea Lane in the middle of the day and took car keys which they used to steal a Kia Sportage. The car was found burnt-out in parkland in Narre Warren two days later.

Overnight on 31 July, a 2015 Range Rover Evoque and a 2008 Holden Astra were stolen from a Furness Court property in Berwick, after thieves also broke in and stole the keys.

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Islam calls for calm on anthem

By LACHLAN MOORHEAD THE Islamic Council of Victoria (ICV) has called for calm in the wake of the National Anthem debate involving a Cranbourne primary school.

The ICV released an official statement on Monday in which ICV secretary Kuranda Seyit said the group did not want the incident to “divide Australians”.

“The national anthem is important to all Australians, including Muslims,” Mr Seyit said.

The ICV was responding to Cranbourne Carlisle Primary School’s decision to allow Islamic students to leave a Year 2-6 assembly to avoid singing the Australian National Anthem, citing Muharram - a religious month of mourning for Shi’a Muslims.

Over the last week, the issue has been covered on several television networks, on 3AW and ABC radio, drawn comment from opinion writers and national columnists, and even a response from Senator Jacqui Lambie and Federal Treasurer Scott Morrison.

It was also debated on the ABC’s Q and A program, and Channel Nine’s new equivalent, The Verdict.

Star News broke the story last month after Lorraine McCurdy, whose grandchildren go to the school, attended the school’s assembly and was concerned by the staff’s decision to give Muslim students the option to not sing the national anthem.

She said about “30 to 40” Muslim students left the assembly.

In its statement the ICV said the incident was a “departmental matter” and they would allow the school to deal with the issue.

“We will provide advice to the Department of Education in subsequent years, but ultimately it is their decision,” the ICV statement said.

Education Minister James Merlino last week threw his support behind the school, saying the school had shown “respect and sensitivity to the different cultures and faiths within its community”, and that the action of the students “was not a sign of disrespect”.

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Cranbourne Carlisle Primary School principal Cheryl Irving said the decision was made in adherence with Muharram - the Islamic month of mourning associated with Shi’a Muslims in which they do not participate in “joyful events”.

“Muharram is a cultural observation marking the death of Imam Hussein,” Ms Irving said.

“This year it falls between Tuesday 13 October and Thursday 12 November. During this time Shi’a do not participate in joyful events as it is a period of mourning.

“This includes listening to music, attending parties, wearing nail polish or make-up, etc.

“Prior to last week’s Years 2-6 assembly commencing, an announcement was made advising anyone participating in Muharram, that it was an opportune time to leave the hall as music was about to be played (the National Anthem).

“Anyone who was unable to listen to music due to this cultural observance was given adequate time to comply with their religious belief.”

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vors, remembering loved ones lost and fighting back against cancer - we’re encouraging everyone - whether they were involved last year or not - to sign up for this moving community event,” Ms Walford said.

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and support Relay for Life to find a cure for all forms of cancer,” Ramesh said.

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ASKED what the favourite memory of his late uncle was, Ramesh doesn’t hesitate.

“Every day was the happiest day with him,” the Cranbourne resident said.

Ramesh Bector lost his uncle, Shaun, to cancer in 2013, while his best friend Karen also died from the disease in 2012.

It stands to reason that Ramesh didn’t hesitate in signing up for next month’s Cranbourne Narre Relay for Life at Casey Fields, in memory of those he’s lost.

“It was a big loss,” Ramesh said.

“I was depressed, I couldn’t get over that I lost my uncle - he raised me.

“We were very close me and my uncle, playing soccer, cricket, spending time together, and going on holidays.

“There was a strong bond between us.

“Seeing him lose his fight against cancer was painful.”

When he takes part in this year’s relay, Ramesh will have Shaun and Karen in his hearts.

This is his first time participating in the event.

Last year he watched the relay and was incredibly moved by the initiative.

“I looked at the thousands of people and thought why not me?” he said.

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“What better thing to do in your life than protect another, than to go out there and do good for the community?

“The Victorian community can’t afford a paid CFA workforce to replace its volunteers.”

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in the suburban interface areas also help cover for under-resourced rural brigades.

“Volunteers in the metropolitan areas play such a critical role. They have got employers who can generously let them go and play a part.

“They are needed to help in the farming communities where people can’t just go and walk off their property on a regular basis during summer.”

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However, at best, each volunteer requires three months of training to get fire-ready, Mr Owen said.

As for himself, Mr Owen said he loves the CFA because of its familylike camaraderie and the calibre of its self-sacrificing recruits.

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NEW arrivals’ lack of fire-smarts loom as a challenge ahead of a dry, perilous bushfire season, says the region’s CFA boss Trevor Owen.

Assistant Chief Officer Owen, who oversees Victoria’s south-east including metropolitan Dandenong, Casey and Cardinia, said he’d like to see fire awareness taught in primary and high schools even in the suburbs.

“We will continue to live amongst (native vegetation). It’s beautiful but incredibly dangerous.

“When you think of the growing risk we face, and it’s not going to go away, we should be educating children about the dangers of bushfires.

“We need to build it into schools so generations growing up appreciate the risk.”

There should be a concerted campaign to inform leaders of our community’s varied cultures, he argued.

“Many who come to Australia to live don’t understand the bushfire risk. They haven’t grown up around it and are oblivious.

“How we work with the multicultural communities is an important factor.”

The official fire season is expected to arrive early this year - sometime in November.

Soils have dried and grassland fuel has built over consecutive rainsparse years.

Volunteers, as always, are the “backbone of the CFA’s firefighting power” this summer but more are needed to pitch in, Mr Owen said.

He believes volunteer culture is one of Australia’s success stories.

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Standing at five metres tall, the stainless steel pop of colour by renowned artist, Matthew Harding, holds pride of place on Berwick-Cranbourne Road at the entrance to the Bloom estate.

A fitting sculpture for a new and blooming Clyde North, the floral- inspired eye catcher is meant to serve as a metaphor for the growth of the area.

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THE NBN will be rolled out over most of Casey by the end of 2017.

NBN Co recently released its three-year construction plan, with lots of Casey suburbs on the list.

One of the first areas scheduled for the NBN is Endeavour Hills, which has been put down to receive the rollout in the first half of 2016.

Cranbourne North, Narre Warren, and Narre Warren South are listed for the second half of 2016.

Berwick, Blind Bight, Cannons Creek, Tooradin and Warneet are scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2016.

Meanwhile, a number of suburbs are on the list to be hooked up in 2017, including Hampton Park, Lynbrook, Lyndhurst, Botanic Ridge, Clyde, Cranbourne, Cranbourne East, Cranbourne West, Devon

Meadows, and Pearcedale.

Doveton, Eumemmerring, Hallam, Lysterfield South, and Narre Warren North are scheduled for the second half of 2017.

In March, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull visited Casey in his capacity as Federal Communications Minister to announce that Narre Warren South had been added to the rollout list.

Mr Turnbull came to the Casey Central Shopping Centre to confirm the long-awaited development, which will see work on Narre Warren South’s NBN begin in the second half of 2016.

It was then he also met Steve Barnes, a Narre Warren South resident and passionate NBN campaigner.

Mr Barnes, an IT worker, operates from home and has been advocating for a better internet service in his suburb for 12 years.

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“If we have such a problem now, in five years what is our problem surrounding family violence going to look like then, it’s not something that’s happened over night, it’s been going on a long time,” he said.

Sgt Lane admitted he thought the court system was good at prosecuting, but fell short in promoting change in the offender.

“We have a very strong network of agencies assisting the victims of family violence but I don’t know if there’s enough help and rehabilitation for the offender to let them think about how they’ve been acting to prevent it from continuing,” he said.

At the moment the CFVU’s main area of response is tackling repeat offenders.

“If a person comes to our attention more than three times in the last year we get involved with the family and even more involved with the offender,” Sgt Lane said.

The CFVU has been operating for five years and Sgt Lane encourages those affected by family violence and even bystanders to “get involved and call police”.

“If family violence reports went down I’d ask myself why, because I don’t know that enough is being done at the moment to stem the flow,” he said.

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THE man in charge of the Casey Family Violence Unit (CFVU) is ecstatic with the region’s small increase in reported family violence cases.

In the past two years to June 2015 family violence reports in Casey have gone up 1.1 per cent according to a recent report by the Crime Statistics Agency.

From July 2014 to June 2015 the City of Casey had reported 3775 family violence cases compared to the previous year’s 3733 - which is something Sergeant Ian Lane from the CFVU is rather happy about.

He’s been in the force for 37 years - patrolling Casey for 15 of them - and has been in charge of the CFVU for two years, and told Star News he was surprised at the increase.

“Only increasing 1.1 per cent in the last financial year is a surprise to me because Casey’s population has grown more than one per cent in that time,” Sgt Lane said.

“I would have thought it would be higher than that but I’m ecstatic it’s not.

“However it’s still an unacceptable number and we have to keep doing everything we can as a community and state to stop it.”

The numbers show a steady rise in reported family violence cases over the past six years, rising 41 per cent since July 2010, but Sgt Lane said it was a good thing.

“We’re actually happy for the number of reports to police to increase,” he said.

“Because it means people are comfortable speaking to us about it so we can help put a stop to it and that’s a really positive thing - but the down side is family violence is happening far more often than we’d like.”

The CFVU averages about 10 family violence reports every day and Sgt Lane said the team dealt with intervention order breaches the most.

“Contrary to popular belief most of our work isn’t offences of physical violence, it’s a substantial part of what we do but most of it is after the charges have been laid and the perpetrator breaches their intervention order,” he said.

The typical family violence offender is male aged 18 to 45 years old. Sgt Lane said the CFVU did not see a lot of female offenders.

“Females assaulting males may not be reported to the same level but I could count on one hand the number of those incidents over the last couple of months,” he said, adding that reports of emotional and psychological abuse is what they see most regularly.

Threats, economical abuse and controlling behaviours are common in Casey and Sgt Lane said “I’m sure a lot is going on that we’re not told about.”

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AUSTRALIA’S servicemen will never be forgotten at Alkira Secondary College.

This month students and staff from the Cranbourne North high school paid their respects to Australia’s fallen soldiers when they officially opened a memorial garden on the school’s grounds.

The garden was funded through a grant from the Department of Veterans Affairs and designed by the school’s 2014 and 2015 senior VCAL students.

A number of special guests attended the unveiling, including Cranbourne-Dandenong RSL president John Wells, Royal Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (RAEME) association president Michael Newbond, Vietnam veterans education team member Rob Lowe, and Casey councillor Mick Morland.

Students Cath Yasin and Jordan Creely spoke to the crowd about the many hours spent preparing the special garden.

“This memorial garden is a project that the Year 12 Victorian Certificate of Applied Learning (VCAL) students of 2014 have spent many hours planning and creating, to remember those who served for our peace and humanity, the fallen, the casualities of war and those who still currently serve our country,” Cath said.

Cath Yasin (2014 VCAL student) and Tayla Rollens (2015 VCAL student) cut the ribbon to the memorial garden with Casey councillor Mick Morland.

“The Year 12 VCAL students of 2015 spent many hours ordering supplies for and building this garden for these same reasons.”

It was reiterated at the opening how people from the Cranbourne area had supported the nation in times of conflict, with over 100 soldiers estimated to have enlisted from the region in World War I. The students went on to say the garden, which is a tribute to soldiers from all eras, was not only set up to remember and thank servicemen for their time, but also helped bring the students closer together.

“They have made our final years of schooling memorable as well as developing longlasting memories that we will remember for many years,” Cath said.

“This is another reason why this memorial garden will be built - so that we will always have a place to remember them.”

Alkira also presented their Vietnam veterans film presentations, called the 'When We Remember’ film project on the same day.

The senior VCAL students worked in small groups to create seven films of veterans from the Vietnam war.

The students filmed the veterans at Alkira Secondary College, the Shrine of Remembrance and the Vietnam Veterans Museum at Phillip Island.

One of the veterans, Phil White OAM, passed away in April and his film was shown today to his widow and daughter - the last footage taken of the honourable man.

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Pumped for Vegas trip SHE says fitness is in her blood - and it’s taking her from Cranbourne to Las Vegas.

Personal trainer and nutritional therapist Davina Maree, 32, has qualified to compete in an international body building competition next month.

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qualify for.

“Most days I’m at the gym, five days I’m strength training and the other two I’m doing cardio,” Davina said.

Having grown up in a family of bakers, Davina said fitness became an early passion of hers.

“I was exposed to the effects of poor dietary choices and the toll it takes on the body and this developed a keen interest in good health practices,” she said.

After training for just four months Davina entered her first body building competition in September this year, and Las Vegas will mark just her third competition.

“I find fitness and nutrition complement each other and I’m constantly researching new science to facilitate the best nutrition protocols,” she said.

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Two men were walking north along the South Gippsland Highway around 9.45pm on Saturday 31 October when a car drove past them and the occupants allegedly shouted abuse at them.

When the car came back around towards the victims, seven to 10 men got out of it and started a fight with the two people on the street.

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New taste twist HEROES Burger Diner is a burger diner, but not as you know it, according to owner and chef Didier Richard.

This small family owned business has, according to its owner “an old school vibe with a new school twist”.

What does that mean?

A burger diner in the south east serving burgers, chips, hot dogs, ribs, chicken and waffles, milkshakes/thick shakes, donuts and sweets - all home made with house baked brioche buns which are freshly baked daily.

“We mix our own premium beef patties, we make our own condiments and spices, we make our own sweets - cookies, slices and brownies,” Didier said of the business that opened just over three months ago.

“We have our own Bronuts - brioche donuts filled with Nutella, strawberry jam or vanilla custard.

“Our milkshake/ thickshake flavours aren’t your traditional chocolate and blue heaven etc - you will find flavours such as banana peanut butter, Nutella, Oreo cookies, salted caramel and strawberry jam.”

All this is wrapped up in a fun superhero/ comic book theme.

Didier and Adela at Heroes Burger Diner.

What makes it different?

“The fact that we make our own bread and sell it as a burger,” he said.

“Very few places in Melbourne do that - we don’t sell the bun itself.

“We create a new burger as a weekly special every Tuesday and run it for one week only.

“It is all part of our plan to give the locals a taste of what quality burgers are like in the city without having to travel the distance of pay the hefty price.

“We also focus on other homemade diner style food such as chicken and waffles, baby back ribs, hot dogs and a range of condiments.

“We are an all in one burger, chicken, hot dog and chip shop.

“We are not just your regular slap it on burger shop.

“You have a qualified head chef in the kitchen with more than 10 years’ experience who has carefully crafted each and every burger to have its own unique taste.”

Didier is a past head chef in numerous restaurants around Melbourne.

“I’m classically trained with modern cooking techniques,” he said.

Didier has business acumen running in his blood as he is the son of well-known Hampton Park business couple Lucy and Burty Richard of Lucy’s Divine Cakes and Sugar Buns.

Heroes Burger Diner can be found at 14-6 Fordholm Road, (behind the medical centre) Hampton Park. Phone 8768 8868. It is open from Tuesday to Sunday, 11am to 9pm.

Off road backed by service GOING Off Road Service and Suspension Centre has a full mechanical workshop and is situated in Hallam.

Owner Matt Johnson said the centre specialised in fourwheel drive servicing and repairs.

He said they also serviced passenger cars, brakes, EFS 4WD suspension and were an authorised dealer for 4WD tyres and rims. They stock rooftop maps.

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vicing and suspension,” Matt said.

“I also help with the preparation and servicing and navigate for an off-road racing team,” Matt said.

The business has been running for six years - four in Officer and two in Hallam and has a team of full qualified mechanics with considerable experience in the industry.

Matt himself has more than 16 years’ experience in the industry, specialising in all wheel drive services and repairs.

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Good coffee and so much more COFFEE Barn Bistro and Bar at Marriott Waters Shopping Centre is licensed and offers a wide range of services to the community from breakfast, lunch and dinner to shows, private functions and catering.

Owner Virna said the business prided itself on great customer service and serving a “very good cup of coffee”.

“We support the community and national events/fundraisers, good quality food (we bring the taste of home on your plate),” Virna said.

Coffee Barn Bistro and Bar held a community fund-raiser over the weekend.

Barn Bistro and Bar held its most recent community fund-raiser over the weekend for the National Breast Cancer Foundation.

Coffee Barn Bistro and Bar also runs special events through the week, Monday and Tuesday are seniors lunch, Wednesday is steak night, Thursday is parma night, kids eat free on Friday and Saturday night is live music night.

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Hampton Park Secondary College in 2015, celebrates 29 years of providing dedicated educational services to our local community. This time in our history affords an opportunity to reflect upon our vision for the future and the goals that will take us there. We, at Hampton Park Secondary, remain very much committed to ensuring that our community has the best educational opportunities the College is able to provide. We remain a College that is very much in touch with our community and we see our students and their achievement as the core business that drives the College to consolidate our efforts and to continuously strive to improve our performance.

Our connections in the local community are reflected by our college core values of Respect, Learning and Working Together. It is these values that motivate us to ensure that our curriculum offerings, classroom practice, the educational and career pathways on offer to our students are second to none. Indeed, our primary focus is on creating the environment, resources and subject offering that provide all students with an effective pathway in life on completing their schooling. We pride ourselves on being able to offer the broadest possible range of programs and experiences for our students, whether that be through sport, music, our broadly based VCE offerings, VCAL and our extensive VET programs.

Over the course of the past 2 years, staff have worked on developing learning sequences that provide access to the curriculum for every student in every classroom in a supportive and safe classroom environment.

I continue to be immensely proud of our students and of their achievements academically, in their sporting endeavors and in their commitment and contributions in community. Our College seeks to nurture and support our future community leaders as they grow, encouraging them to take on increasing responsibility at the College and in the wider community. We celebrate their achievements and successes with them, in the positions of leadership they hold on local council committees and state leadership bodies as well as their ability and talent evidenced in the Arts. This includes music and dance, as seen in our regular and successful participation in events such as the College’s ‘State of the Arts’ performance.

As leaders of tomorrow, the spirit, commitment and talent of our students at Hampton Park Secondary College fill me with great hope for the future.

It has been my privilege to lead Chairo’s Pakenham campus since it began eighteen years ago and to see it develop into the dynamic and productive community of over 600 students from Kinder to Year 12 that it is today.

Students are able to start as three-year-olds at our beautiful, well-resourced campus between Pakenham and Nar Nar Goon, and then transition smoothly from Kinder to Junior School (Prep to Year 4), and then to Middle School (Years 5 to 8) and Senior School (Years 9 to 12).

Our goal is to give students every opportunity to learn, excel and grow in a nurturing and challenging environment. We provide a range of experiences and opportunities as part of a diverse and rigorous education. We value and affirm that each individual possesses God-given gifts and we desire that students will mature into strong Christian men and women who are active within the community.

Our mission is to provide excellence in Christ-centred education in partnership with families within a caring Christian community. An education at Chairo is founded upon a partnership between family and school, and we encourage parents to be active participants in the educational process.

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Founded in 1970, Maranatha Christian School is the longest serving Christian school in Victoria, built on the foundations of Christian service, integrity, academic excellence and community service.

It is a delight to be principal of Maranatha Christian School, which is a wonderful school community, committed to working together to ensure the best outcomes for all students.

Maranatha has two well-resourced primary schools and early learning centres at Officer and Doveton feeding into a technologically rich education in middle and senior school at Endeavour Hills. In addition to its rigorous academic pathway that challenges students to think creatively and apply what they have learned, the school also offers a fully integrated and well-rounded pathway for VCAL students that supports them in their future careers. With dedicated, talented and faithful staff, a Maranatha student is well prepared to discover their God given gifts and talents and so become leaders in a wide variety of fields.

Raising children in today’s world and ensuring a quality, affordable education is challenging, so the strong partnership between school and home and Maranatha’s dedication to Christian learning supports parents in their decisions. There is no better wish that we have as parents but to see our children maximize what God has given them by using those gifts to the benefit of others.

School is a journey that we travel together. I look forward to your partnership as we help boys and girls move from today’s students to tomorrow’s leaders. In doing so we strive to achieve our utmost for His glory.

David Finnerty

Christian School

For further information, visit us at www.chairo.vic.edu.au or contact our Enrolment Coordinator, Fiona Clacy (fclacy@chairo. vic.edu.au). She will be happy to answer your questions and to arrange a personal tour of the campus for your family.

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Take care of your skin

Time to get fit and healthy THE friendly Your Health and Fitness Centre in Cranbourne West is set to celebrate it’s first birthday on 28 November.

The centre, headed by director owners Matthew Hall and Peter Harrison and Customer Service manager Simon Robinson, will hold a party to celebrate on that day from 10am to 3pm.

Simon said although they have only been operating for a year, the facility prided it’s self in offering a 24-7 training facility with a friendly environment, unlimited group fitness classes, functional training and personal training.

“We have a purpose-built training facility, with a friendly environment which is family orientated and with results

guaranteed,” he said.

“Our focus is the individual member with personalised service and programs offered in a non-intimidating environment.

“We take a member-centred approach in order to achieve goals to creat a healthier and happier community, to raise awareness and promote good health.”

He said to celebrate the birthday there would be plenty of membership and product discounts and two weeks free if you mention this editorial when joining up.

The team pride themselves in their experience according to Simon.

Peter and Simon, two of the personal trainers, have more

than six years of personal training experience and club management experience,” he said.

Peter has been a personal trainer for six years and won national Personal T of the year for a previous employer, achieved amazing results with hundreds of clients over his career.

Simon, also with more than six years’ experience, has also trained hundreds of clients with great results, managed several health clubs, and takes a client centred approach towards results.

Your Health and Fitness, 5 - 7 Paramount Boulevard (off Evans Road), Cranbourne West, phone 1300 968 749. Open Monday to Saturday 8.30am - 11.30am, and Monday to Thursday 2.30pm - 7pm.

This variant of squamous cell cancer of the skin is best dealt with surgically.

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PEOPLE with darker skin types also get skin cancers, pictured right.

The only people who are at very low risk of skin cancers in Australia are people with the darkest skin types ie black Africans from equatorial Africa and Aboriginal people with very dark skin.

A pigmented Even they can get basal cell cancer melanomas affecting on the neck of their nails and palms but a woman with a this is fortunately very Mediterranean skin rare. type.

People from the Mediterranean regions, Arabic countries and those from Turkey, Iran and the Indian subcontinent all have a significant risk of skin cancer in Australia.

Most commonly they get the less aggressive basal cell cancers from their forties and fifties onwards. Often these basal cell cancers are more pigmented and can sometimes be confused with the more aggressive melanoma.

Check out those spots The condition keratoacanthoma is a variant of squamous cell cancer of the skin. They present as firm domes or balls containing a central plug of keratin (dead skin), pictured above right.

They grow alarmingly quickly and can get to a centimetre or more in diameter in a matter of weeks. Typically they are most common on sun exposed sites of the body in people over 50.

Despite their rapid rate of growth they are not an especially aggressive form of cancer and are very unlikely to spread to lymph glands or through the bloodstream to distant organs (metastasise).

Untreated they can eventually shrink and go away but this often leaves an unattractive ragged indented scar.

They are best cut out surgically and sent for examination under the microscope to confirm the diagnosis.

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Got the fizz

By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS THERE’S a fair bit of fizz happening at a newly opened Dandenong South brewery.

South East Brewing, which makes the crafty Exit Brewery beers, Kaiju Beer and Golden Axe Cider, was visited by an international food buyers delegation on 28 October - a week after opening the factory.

Brewers Callam and Nat Reeves (Kaiju Beer), and Grum Knight (Exit Brewery) poured out cider and high-flavour, high-alcohol content beers for the delegation.

One of the options included the Kaiju double imperial pale ale (IPA) that won gold at the Australian Craft Beer Association Awards this month.

Callam Reeves said the higher alcohol content - up to 11 per cent, or four and a half standard drinks - was balanced by the beers’ extra malty and hoppy flavours.

The Kaiju labels - a Mambolike array of designs by artist Mikey Burton - also stands apart from the crowd.

Exit Brewery’s smoked stout was developed by brewer Grum Knight. The inspiration struck him while visiting Belfast.

The complex stout consists of a smoked malt; an injection of peat also gives the beer a whiskey-like flavour, Mr Knight said.

Callam Reeves pops open a high-strength beer. 146263 Picture: CAM LUCADOU-WELLS Over two days, the delegates also toured Clayton Southbased manufacturer Annex Foods, Laurent Bakery in Braeside, dry dairy and beverage mix manufacturer Mansfields in Keysborough, Coolibah Herbs in Pearcedale, Europa Cheese in Pakenham and fruit grower Montague Fresh in Lysterfield.

The delegates also visited Victoria’s agricultural regions

as well as processing plants and food research centres.

Dandenong MP Gabrielle Williams said the mission was a chance for food producers to forge new relationships with overseas buyers - and hence jobs for Victorians.

The food and fibre export sector employs more than 190,000 Victorians; its exports worth is $11.6 billion.

Gerry takes a step back

By CASEY NEILL GERRY Ryan has left the building - Jayco’s Dandenong factory, that is.

He’s retired as CEO of Australia’s largest RV manufacturer, which he founded more than 40 years ago.

Mr Ryan told the Journal he stepped down about a month ago and that Carl Bizon from Keysborough’s TriMas Corporation had taken the reins.

His comments came during a discussion about the Victorian Manufacturing Showcase, held at Chisholm in Dandenong on 27 October.

“I’m sure that it will be there next year. I don’t know that if they’ll invite me back again,” he said.

“I might be on the shelf next year - I might be yesterday’s hero!”

Mr Bizon told the Journal Mr Ryan remained the Jayco board chairman.

“Gerry ultimately came to the view that he needed to withdraw from the day-to-day operations of Jayco,“ he said.

“He approached an external recruitment firm and they found me.”

Mr Bizon said he was honoured to work for Mr Ryan.

“He’s an extraordinary entrepreneur and a leader,” he said.

“It was very humbling for him to choose me to take on the role.”

He had to walk away from “an amazing job” at TriMas. “The chance to work for Gerry was something I found pretty compelling,” he said.

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Carl Bizon at TriMas. 133022 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS

Mr Bizon started his working life in the steel industry in Newcastle in 1980.

“Through various manufacturing jobs in the steel industry and associated industrial products and industrial markets I’ve ended up here,” he said.

Mr Bizon was in June included on the Victorian Manufacturing Hall of Fame Honour Roll for helping to make TriMas Australia’s largest towing system manufacturer.

“In the seven years that I’ve been here we’ve tripled the size of the company. It’s been a pretty good ride,” he said.

It was Mr Ryan who presented him with the award.

“That was mid-process so that was kind of funny,” he said.

“It was quite a humbling moment when Gerry presented me with my award.”

Mr Bizon said he was find-

ing his feet with the 1200-plus Jayco staff.

“Everyone’s been very welcoming,” he said.

“The dedication and commitment of the team to the business and to Gerry is something to be treasured.”

Mr Bizon said he was working on plans to develop the business and its people.

“I’m in no hurry. The company in fundamentally sound - there’s nothing broken,” he said.

“From where I sit it’s just really about bringing contemporary manufacturing techniques and philosophies to a very wellestablished business.

“I understand the product very well. I’ve been a Jayco owner for 14-odd years. It’s helped me to get up to speed very quickly.”

Manufacturing’s best on show

By CASEY NEILL

GROW., the new regional business magazine is launching later this year and will change the way you think about business in the Casey Cardinia region. Developed in partnership with Star News Group and City of Casey and Shire of Cardinia Councils the publication will shine light on local business’ successes, struggles and offer an opportunity for targeted business to business promotion.

GROW., will be distributed electronically to businesses within the region, available on the net and a select number of copies will be printed for posting and collection front of house.

Register now to receive your free copy go to growcaseycardinia.com.au

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EVEN Jayco mastermind Gerry Ryan learnt a thing or two at the Victorian Manufacturing Showcase.

He said 600 people attended the event at Chisholm Institute in Dandenong on Tuesday 27 October, up from 500 last year.

“Which is a 20 per cent increase - any business would like that type of increase,” he said.

“Manufacturing’s alive and well.”

Mr Ryan said the panel members had “actually done it” and shared ideas that would help others to improve.

“Even though I’ve reached some heights, I had some take away messages from every one of the presenters,” he said.

“I wrote three pages of notes, it was just fantastic.”

He said the event gave manufacturers an opportunity to network and work together.

“We get stuck in our busi-

nesses and don’t get to take time out,” he said.

“It was a great springboard for everyone to go back into their businesses and improve their businesses and their network of contacts.”

Industry Minister Lily D’Ambrosio announced the $5 million Future Industries Fund Manufacturing Program at the event.

“This fund will support Victorian manufacturers to invest in new technologies and processes, and help to transition Victoria toward a high-tech manufacturing economy,” she said.

Ms D’Ambrosio said companies could apply for up to $500,000 to invest in new manufacturing technologies and processes that would create new jobs, increase productivity and boost economic growth.

South East Melbourne Manufacturers Alliance (SEMMA) executive officer Adrian Boden said the cash could only be

good news.

“What I like about what they’re saying is the innovation can be product, process, organisation ... it depends what you’re trying to do,” he said.

“I think the government is recognising that innovation isn’t just product.”

Chisholm Institute engineering, electrotechnology and telecommunications associate director Paul Sadler said he picked up information he could take back to the classroom.

“I invited a 3D printer to come back and talk to the group that’s doing 3D printing,” he said.

“It wasn’t just about sitting there and listening to people speak.

“There was an opportunity for people to engage with senior leaders in manufacturing about their success stories, and try to glean some advice that they could use to improve their business.”

New look for Millers at Fountain Gate FASHION retailer Millers officially unveiled its new flagship store at Westfield Fountain Gate on 17 October.

The 340 square metre store is the latest in the company’s 360-strong chain of outlets around Australia.

Millers marketing head Evelyn Kipriotis said the Fountain

Gate store was the result of two years of customer research.

“We believe our women deserve to not only look amazing, but feel amazing, and that means treating them to a memorable shopping experience,“ she said.

“Shoppers will feel like they’ve stepped into a beauti-

ful home as the design is based on comfort and style instead of standard shop fittings.

“The cash register area emulates a kitchen environment and a garden theme runs through the entire store to a community space at the back, with shelving full of books customers can take and exchange and a notice board.“

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Construction is now complete and includes a modern colour bond and horizontal timber home with colour bond roof and quality fixtures and fittings all within a few hundred meters of the shops and the bay on a spacious block with a bore in the back yard for abundant water supply. This is a quality new estate with quality homes being established. Detailed plans and specifications available.

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A remarkable Sandstone home on 1.12 Acres conveying quality, excellence & a perfectly practical family lifestyle. Polished loorboards, northerly mountain views, 4 dbl sized BR’s + 3 bathrms inc full ensuite with spa. Landscaped gardens begin from the sealed circular drive & continue behind the home to sheltered courtyard area, 2 paddocks, orchard, massive 21x7m L/u colorbond shed plus the 5sq garage (inc workshop) leads directly into the home. A high caliber home & great location!

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RELAXED LIVING THIS superb family home has been meticulously maintained with attention to quality and detail.

On a picturesque parcel of land of about 6900 square metres, the extensive sealed driveway meanders to a perfect balance of manicured lawns, established low-maintenance gardens, oversize four-car shedding/workshop perfect for tradesman or those requiring additional car accommodation.

Indoors, there are light-filled family spaces and quality appointments throughout. The family-friendly floor plan has four generous bedrooms plus study, the main bedroom with ensuite including double shower and twin vanity basins.

The secondary bedrooms all have built-in wardrobes.

Family spaces are all substantial and include a formal lounge with open fireplace, an open-plan kitchen, family/dining room and huge separate rumpus room. The fullyappointed emperite kitchen is stunning and completed with superb quality appliances, granite bench tops and splashbacks and sits in the hub of the home with a superb outlook of the property and surrounds.

The outdoor entertaining area provides a private retreat, with the extensive decked undercover area overlooking the in-ground solar-heated pool, and a northerly aspect perfect for entertaining year-round.

Luxury features include granite bench tops to all wet areas, ducted refrigerated heating, air-conditioning, gas log fire, solid timber polished floors and double garage with remote control.

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Tucked away behind a gated facade, it's set in wonderful leafy greenery with just one other townhouse sharing the driveway.

With 21.5 squares of living over its two levels, it features direct internal access from its double garage with automatic door, an intimate main bedroom with twin vanity ensuite and walk-in wardrobe, formal lounge with gas log fire and family room adjoining its stone benched, gloss white kitchen with high-end appliances.

Step outdoors to a hedged alfresco entertaining terrace that captures the morning sunshine. Upstairs two further double bedrooms and a further casual living room complete its major features.

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* 1,100m² (approx.) land with rear access * Ideal for development possible multi unit site (STCA) * Commercial zone 1 suitable for Retail shop/ Office/ Medical suites (STCA) * 3 Bedroom period home with 1 bedroom sleep out * Positioned in the heart of Lang Lang Township Call : Rick Lauretta 0418800913

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(215266) This 5 acre property has features such as 3 bedroom plus study brick home.

All bedrooms with BIR’s. Family room & lounge/dining area. Large 9mx9m 2 car garage. 7.5mx18m workshop perfect for all tradespeople with 3m clearance & power.

Fenced to 5 paddocks, all with water & quality pasture. This is not one to be missed. With genuine sellers and a great price an inspection is a must. For all inspections & enquiries please call Jason Brown Direct.

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Lots from 1,174m²-6,489m². Priced from $293,000 or $250 per sqm. Commercial 1 Zone & Mixed Use. Adjoining Major Supermarket (Woolworths), Service Station, (7-Eleven), Medical Centre, large Chemist, 24/7 Gym, Childcare a variety of fast food outlets & cafe plus more. 10 Minutes from the Monash & Eastlink. One of the fastest growth area’s in Victoria. Stage One sold out. Call now to secure your allotment

This lifestyle property. set on approx. 3.8 acres with a quality built brick veneer family home & lovely gardens spreading throughout the property, but still with a large amount of cleared area to move about freely.This property would well suit a young family looking to move onto a great lifestyle block. With features such as;3 bedroom plus study/4 bedroom home. Master with full ensuite & WIR. Bedrooms 2 & 3 with BIR’s. 3 zoned living areas comprising of a large family room, lounge & rumpus/theatre room.

Open plan living & finished with a hostess style kitchen. 2 fire places & 3 split systems.

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(215278) IDEAL STARTER.Two bedroom property, recently renovated, polished (215255) Great Investment 3 bedroom unit on nearly 12sq living on 377m² floorboards, low maintenance block with carport accommodation. Walking approx. block. More like a house currently rented MxM at $275 per week. distance to Cranbourne railway station. Be quick it won’t last long.

Spacious lounge, eat in kitchen with wall oven and gas cooktop. Gas heating and hot water plus generous yard, rear unit of only two - No Body corp. Handy for train station, shops and buses, don’t miss out call now.

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(215289) Updated 2 bedroom unit, only minutes’ walk to all facilities, reverse cycle aircon. (Heating & Cooling). Good condition throughout, lock up garage.

Walk to train station, Medical Centre & Shopping Centre. Call to arrange an inspection.

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ALL THE FUN - THE HARD WORK’S DONE (215283) Spacious 3 bedrooms, 2 bathroom home under 2 years old. Established low maintenance gardens. 3 bedrooms all with robes, master with full ensuite and WIR, ducted heating, evaporative cooling plus split system heating & cooling. NBN already connected. Formal lounge with box bay window, family/meals area plus a well-appointed kitchen with s/steel gas cooktop, under bench oven and dishwasher. A lock up mInutes’ Walk to the Water garage with internal access.

(215271) 3 Bedroom brick home rented out to a great tenant @ $250 per week month by month rental. Compact home but neat and tidy with a two car tandem carport, plus garage workshop. Approximately 650m² block, minutes’ walk to the water.

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(215261) Brand new unit, 3 bdrms with full ensuite & a wall of sliding robes to the master bdrm (all bdrms have robes). Fantastic kitchen with 40mm caesarstone benches, under bench oven,dishwasher & gas cooktop. Floating timber floors to hard wearing & wet areas carpeted to the bedrooms, gas ducted heating. Only 2 on the block with double carport & lots of common ground.

(215262) Overlooking a picturesque park & sitting on a 380m² approx. block.

3 bdrms all with robes, master bdrm with full ensuite & walk in robe, gas ducted heating, a well-appointed kitchen with under bench oven, gas cooktop & dishwasher. Ceramic tiled from entry to wet & hardwearing areas. Outdoors we have a decked patio area. Double garage with auto door & internal home access.

(215208) Currently rented out to good tenants on lease until Feb. 2015 at $360 p/week. 3 bedrooms plus study, master with full ensuite & walk in robe. Ducted heating, open plan living, great kitchen with stainless steel appliances, ceramic tiled to wet & hard wearing areas. Great pergola patio entertaining area on a 542m² approx. block & a double garage with auto door.

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(215280) Four bedrooms plus study. 26 Squares of living plus garage & rumpus, MODERN DESIGN. 3 bdrms plus study, walk-in robe & full ensuite to main (214318) 4 bdr home. Ducted heating & air con, master with full ensuite & walk family & lounge. Ducted heating, 5 burner stainless stove, decked veranda, double bdrm, a well-appointed kitchen with ceaser stone bench tops, all Smeg appliances, 900mm gas stove & cooktop, dishwasher & WI Pantry & an adjoining family area. in robe. Ceramic tiling, quality carpets, wall oven & gas cooktop plus dishwasher. garage & 9 years young.

Security system, ducted heating, evaporative cooling, ducted vacuum system, Built in robes, double garage under roofline with rear access door plus separate double remote garage, decked BBQ area. driveway to rear yard. Approx 1222m² block.

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(215115) Compact cottage style block. 3 bedrooms with two way bathroom floating timber floors, kitchen with under bench oven gas cooktop & dishwasher, ceramic tiled to wet areas & floating timber floors, all gas appliances, single garage under roofline, cul de sac location. Presents rented out at $330P/W until 27/7/2015.

(215276) Gorgeous family oasis. 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom family residence with a formal lounge, wonderful open space living areas, family room plus adjoining rumpus with reverse cycle air conditioning, modern kitchen overlooking serene fernery, outdoor entertaining/BBQ area, 3000lt water tank, watering system to rear garden, alarm system, plus a double remote garage.

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BRAND NEW HOME CLOSE TO SERVICES AND FORESHORE NEWLY built and ready to move into, this attractive property offers a modern Colorbond and horizontal timber home with Colorbond roof and carport.

There are quality fixtures and fittings, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, open plan living and large deck, all within a few hundred meters of the shops, public transport and the bay.

It is set on a spacious block with a bore in the backyard for abundant water supply.

This is a quality new estate with quality homes being established so the new owners will be surrounded by like-minded, house proud people.

Phone the selling agent seven days a week for detailed plans and specifications.

Inspect: By appointment Price: $290,000 plus buyers Contact: LYNN, 0458 780 023 OR MADDI, 0408 559 096 ALEX SCOTT & STAFF GRANTVILLE, 5678 8433

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SUITED to all sectors of the market, this 145acre ex-dairy farm is found in the middle of fantastic finishing country – excellent as turn-out paddocks, ideal as a lifestyle property or the prime place for land banking for the potential future development south east of Pakenham.

Located 6.5 kilometres from the South Gippsland Highway and only 15 minutes to Pakenham; the bustling town of Lang Lang is also nearby, offering a convenient range of shops, both a primary and pre-school, and many additional community groups and clubs.

There are two homes, one, a twobedroom cottage and the larger, a threebedroom residence which would have been the original home on the near 100-year-old farm.

Once an impressive family residence, it does not take too much imagination to see the potential for renovation here.

Wide verandahs on two sides, high ceilings with plaster mouldings, and timber plate rails in some rooms plus original doors and timber floorboards are all great features inside, and a multi-gabled roofline and weatherboard exterior provides loads of character.

In addition to the three generous bedrooms, there are two separate living areas - a rear sunroom/porch and partial renovation of the kitchen and main bathroom has already been undertaken.

This house has potential to be a great project for those seeking a rural lifestyle.

A variety of useful shedding is also available here – a disused dairy, hayshed, large implement shed and sundry shedding as well as cattle facilities and a central laneway to the 12 paddocks.

Bore water catered for by a large water license and two road frontages are among a range of other features.

145 South Yannathan Road Auction: Saturday, 14 November, at 1pm Inspect: By appointment Contact: John Patterson, 0413 565 408 ALEX SCOTT AND STAFF, WARRAGUL, 5623 4744

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1000m2. Four bedrooms, spacious kitchen adjoins o/p dining, living room. Upstairs living, brilliant views, master, WIR and ensuite. Two split systems. Shed. Carport. Invest/ development opportunities with No. 40 (STCA).

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• Period home, circa 1895 • Adorable light filled 4 BR family home • Separate lounge, dining & kitchen area • Gas central heating & reverse cycle cooling • Lovely sunroom featuring views to the surrounding hills • Enchanting garden graced by 2 towering oak trees • Large block 1193 m2 / 2 titles, shedding & 2 garages • 35 mins Warragul, 45 mins Pakenham, 1.5 hrs Melb

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UPPER BEACONSFIELD

ALL THE BENEFITS At the rear of the home a double carport has been enclosed for additional family space but could be brought back to car accommodation if needed. Also included is the large shed beyond the house with concrete floor and power which makes for a great workshop or storage area.

JINDY PARK & RIPPLEBROOK COTTAGES

24 Brennan Avenue Inspect: Saturday, 7 November, 1.00pm-1.30pm Price: $680,000 plus Contact: GERARD COLLINS REAL ESTATE, PAKENHAM, 5941 1255

Spectacular panoramic views all the way to Westernport bay is exactly what you can enjoy everyday on one of Gippsland’s finest lifestyle properties.

Perfectly positioned on 40 acres of pure bliss, the stunning 3 bedroom plus study brick veneer residence is located just over an hour from Melbourne CBD. The residence features ensuite, walk in robe & parents retreat to main bedroom, open plan kitchen/meals/family room with angular cathedral ceilings & ornamental brick fireplace, butler’s pantry, formal lounge, hydronic heating, air conditioning, polished timber floors, wrap around verandas & a magnificent sunroom. Outside manicured gardens surround the dwelling & lead down to 3 freestanding fully self-contained cottages which currently operate as a popular & boutique B&B. Unparalleled infrastructure includes exceptional shedding, central laneway, cattle yards, 2 dams, bore, round yard, stables & loose boxes. Now is your chance to secure this first class lifestyle property.

For Sale: $1,995,000 Inspect: By Appointment (ID Req) Contact:Anthony Clark 0438 748 181

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THIS five-bedroom family home enjoys all the benefits Upper Beaconsfield has to offer space, clean country air and the beautiful bird life while also having the convenience of quality secondary schools in Berwick, Beaconsfield and Officer, the Village township, vibrant community and excellent primary school and kinder.

The family home has two large living areas - family room which includes cathedral ceilings, and a reverse-cycle splitsystem, the lounge and dining is more for the parents and enjoys a great outlook over the garden and the abundant outdoor space.

A timber kitchen at the heart of the home has an open feel with ample cupboard and bench space with large built-in pantry and island bench, all of which abuts the spacious meals area.

Built-in wardrobes and a walk-in wardrobe feature in the five bedrooms while the main has a full ensuite.

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The 25-year-old real estate agent is quickly building a niche for himself in his chosen profession with an innovative approach to marketing which is drawing attention and not just around Melbourne.

Describing himself as a “24-hour agent” never off the clock who’s passion and whose hobby is real estate, Zed has been an agent for almost seven years.

In recent times his innovative marketing style has been featured on the Channel 7 news and Channel 9s “A Current Affairs”.

He has found his point of difference in the market - video.

“Yes, property video had ‘been done’ before, but not like this,” he said of his funny but inclusive minifilms aimed at showing not just the homes inclusively but their locations and potential lifestyles.

“Stepping in front of the camera pushed me to step outside my comfort zone and I quickly learnt that it was very natural for me,” Zed said.

“In no time my videos took me to become a household name within my community and most recently across the country.

“Real estate is my career, my hobby and my life.

The competitive nature of this industry and the adrenalin when negotiating life-changing deals is what I thrive on. I am always looking ahead at the next step in my life, and combining my passion for real estate and love for being in front of the camera is the next chapter.”

He said while the videos are a lot of fun, they are also great tool for selling properties interstate and overseas because they “showed” the real house better than a static photo ever could.

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CERTAINTY MAKES ALL THE DIFFERENCE WHEN people make that first step towards building their new home, they want to feel nothing but excitement and confidence in their builder and their ability to produce the ideal home.

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At every stage of the build, from contracts to design to the handover, the G.J. Gardner Homes team will guide clients through the process and keep them informed.

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EXCLUSIVE BLOCKS ON RAMLEGH SPRINGS WETLANDS NOW AVAILABLE THREE blocks remain for sale in Ramlegh Springs’s first waterfront release.

NEW homes are metres from the extensive wetlands with direct access to the walkway tracks and bike paths that wind their way through the estate.

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kids, picnics and an oasis from a busy world.

Imagine waking every day to see nine hectares of open space that will be teeming with native flora and fauna.

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Those who head down to Ramlegh Springs this weekend will be able to see the road and services infrastructure being installed so they can get their lot in April 2016 and be celebrating next Christmas in their new home.

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By LACHLAN MOORHEAD THE MPA is one step closer to re-naming part of Clyde North to ‘McPherson’, in tribute to a WWI soldier who lived in the area.

In its most recent agenda the City of Casey has outlined plans to meet with the Metropolitan Planning Authority

(MPA) to discuss the renaming.

It’s understood the MPA has written to council nominating ‘McPherson’ as the new name for the northern part of Clyde North.

The name ‘McPherson’ was suggested in tribute to an enlisted WWI soldier whose family lived in the Clyde region.

It also coincides with the Centenary Anzac commemorations running from 2014 to 2018.

Clyde North is part of the Balla Balla Ward, overseen by Cr Geoff Ablett.

Cr Ablett told Star News he wouldn’t object to the renaming in honour of a “WWI Digger from the area”.

Diabetic robbed of monitor CELEBRATING 160 years of worship this November the Cranbourne Scots Presbyterian Church is one of the region's oldest buildings. The day of history and blessing will be held on Sunday 15 November with a thanksgiving service at 10am. Moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Victoria, Right Reverend Mark Smith, will be guest speaking at the anniversary event.

■ Cranbourne Scots’ Presbyterian Church, Sladen Street, Cranbourne, from 10am.

Crystals workshop

Mental health program

THE ‘Learn about Crystals Workshop’ will teach participants about the energy of crystals. This course covers how to use the healing properties of crystals, how to do a chakra balancing and tap into the gem essences.

Learn how to cleanse and recharge your crystals for maximum results.

■ Balla Balla Community Centre, 65 BerwickCranbourne Road, Cranbourne East. Tuesday 17 and Tuesday 24 November. 12.45pm to 2.45pm. Bookings essential call: 5990 0900.

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

■ Berwick Neighbourhood Centre, 112 High Street, every Wednesday at 10am. For more information contact the GROW Community Centre on 1800 558 268 or visit www.grow. net.au.

Narre Warren Seniors NOVEMBER at Narre Warren Seniors starts off with Cup Day and of course a fashions on the field parade, betting pool and barbecue lunch. Along with a month of bingo and a country and western social afternoon.

- Narre Warren Senior Citizens Centre, 192/196 Centre Road, Narre Warren. The sing-along group will be meeting every Tuesday, for a 10am rehearsal in the lead-up to the Christmas concert. For more information call 9704 0015.

Managing digital photos USE this Christmas to give an extra special gift. Create personalised Christmas presents and learn how to manage your digital images in an easy way. The creative workshop using free software will leave participants able to produce their own calendars, mugs and novelty gifts.

■ Balla Balla Community Centre, 65 BerwickCranbourne Road, Cranbourne East. Saturday 14 November, 9am to noon. Bookings essential, call 5990 0990.

Art show THE Berwick Artists Society in conjunction with Fleetwood Primary School is staging an art show called ‘Art Across the Ages’ and is open to all ages. Prizes are offered across the six sections, all related to the medium used, Alan Rawady will be judging the show.

■ Fleetwood Primary School, Fleetwood Drive, Narre Warren. Opening night will be held on Friday 6 November.

Our brain, our destiny THE course will focus on; ‘Are changes in our brain making us less human?’ Discussing the human life force on earth and its effect on the atmosphere, biosphere and aquasphere the eight sessions will educate and seek views from participants.

■ Woodlands Park Retirement Village, Kangan Drive, Berwick, each Friday from 2pm to 4pm and will run until Friday 4 December. For more information please call Peter on 9769 8245.

A DIABETIC teenager was assaulted and had his blood sugar monitor stolen when he was walking home from a Cranbourne McDonald’s with his friend.

The victims, 17 and 19, were walking home along Parnell Court after leaving the fast food store just before midnight on Sunday 1 November but started running when they real-

ised they were being followed by three other men.

When the men caught up to them, one of the attackers, aged in his early twenties and pacific islander in appearance, asked the victims why they ran away then punched one of the teenagers twice in the face, who fell to the ground.

The attackers then stole the teenager’s backpack with his

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De-clutter tips BURIED in Treasures is a program for people who have issues with hoarding and clutter.

The program will introduce participants to new skills and help them to work on their own individual progress, challenges, goals and successes.

■ EACH 5/66 Victor Crescent, Narre Warren.

Every Thursday until Thursday 3 December.

Phone 8781 9500 or email kj.gear@each. com.au for more information.

Free hearing tests BETTER Hearing Australia will offer free consultations and hearing tests in Lynbrook to help people who suffer from hearing loss to better manage their condition. The not-forprofit organisation provides hearing tests, hearing screenings, understanding hearing test results and advice on managing hearing loss or tinnitus. Better Hearing Australia 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 5 November and 3 December. For further information contact Better Hearing Australia on 1300 242 842 or visit www.betterhearing.org.au

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 at 7.40am in the fresh food area and the walk finishes at 8.45am.

Park run PARTICIPATE with more than 100 others in a free five-kilometre timed event every Saturday morning.

The event caters for serious runners and for those wanting a jog or even a walk.

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

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One of the attackers also hit the second victim and the three men fled the scene.

The teenagers suffered minor bruising and are in a stable condition.

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

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CATS is quite simply a phenomenon. Featuring a fantastical oversized set, a superb score, inspired choreography and mischievous costumes, CATS is a brilliant song and dance spectacular not to be missed.

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How to enter: Simply like our facebook page and answer the question relating to CATS the Musical on facebook.

Facebook.com/PakenhamGazette Facebook.com/DandenongJournal Facebook.com/CranbourneBerwickNews Facebook.com/MailNewsGroup Entires close Friday November 13 @ 12 noon.

Winners will be selected randomly and will be notified via Facebook To see more about CATS the Musical go to catsthemusical.com/australia

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In accordance with the Local Government Act 1989 (the Act), notice is hereby given that the City of Casey has resolved its intention to declare a special charge.

The special charge, pursuant to Section 163 of the Act, is proposed for the purpose of defraying expenses incurred for the design and construction of North Road, Devon Meadows.

The special charge will be declared in relation to each of the following properties listed below: 1397 North Road (220 Fisheries Road) 1435 North Road 1445 North Road 1485 North Road 2320 South Gippsland Highway 2330 South Gippsland Highway 2360 South Gippsland Highway 2460 South Gippsland Highway 1480 North Road 230 – 280 (Lot 1) Fisheries Road 230 – 280 (Lot 2) Fisheries Road Copies of the proposed scheme will be available for inspection at the Municipal Offices, Narre Warren during office hours for at least 28 days after the publication of this notice. These documents can also be viewed on Council’s website www.casey.vic.gov.au.

Any person may make a submission under Section 223 of the Act. A special meeting of Council will consider any written submission that is received by it within 28 days after the date of publication of this notice. If any person wishes to appear before the Council to be heard in support of a submission, a request to appear should be lodged with the written submission.

After hearing submissions, it is proposed that Council will consider the declaration of the scheme. The proposed date on which the special council meeting declaration will be made is 15 December 2015.

Interested persons should make inquiries with the Council in case this date changes.

Submissions are to be sent to the below address and are to be received no later than Monday, 7 December 2015.

Chief Executive Officer City of Casey PO Box 1000 NARRE WARREN VIC 3805 Mike Tyler Chief Executive Officer

RUENNAS FAMILY MARKET

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Coming to Berwick in 2016.

To book a stall ph: Lauren on 0409 553 324.

PAKENHAM SUNDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 10AM-3PM. Find it in the

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Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A SPECIAL CHARGE NORTH ROAD, DEVON MEADOWS

Free Quotes

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CHRIS

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TREE & STUMP REMOVAL

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0409 232 286

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ECONOMY TILING

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PATRON WINDOWS

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MARK TILING

Showroom by appointment

Pensioner Discounts

5942 7664 0418 890 612

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11 Cooper Crt Cranbourne

Pressure cleaning ● Flexi pointing ●

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Ph: 9798 3074 or 0417 582 601

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General Classifieds

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Employment

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Planning and Environment Act 1987 CASEY PLANNING SCHEME

AVON Earn Extra Cash

• Apply the DCPO11 to the Precinct;

The MPA must make a copy of every submission available at its office for any person to inspect during office hours free of charge until the end of two months after the amendment comes into operation or lapses.

• Amend the Schedule to Clause 52.01 to require a 5.97% public open space contribution from subdividers within the amendment area;

Peter Seamer Chief Executive Officer Metropolitan Planning Authority

• Delete the Development Contributions Plan Overlay Schedule 6 (DCPO6) from the Precinct;

• Amend the Schedule to Clause 52.17 to include the Precinct as a scheduled area;

www.mpa.vic.gov.au

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Computer

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10m3 load delivered locally, $200.

Cranbourne.

Cranbourne Contract No CT000223 Closes 25 November 2015

Phone Wayne 0448 802 359

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V For Sale PIANO, Grand, 7', Schumann, excellent condition. $19,900.

8774 4998.

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

Shop 4-5,162 Main Street, Pakenham

Phone: 5941 4578

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

Full details are available at: www.casey.vic.gov.au/tenders

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

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

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

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C997259-JL2-12

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Notice of Approval of Amendment Amendment C181

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Ellagant Pooches

Ph 1300 85 39 39

Planning and Environment Act 1987 CASEY PLANNING SCHEME

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

ADVERTISERS PLEASE NOTE

Business Computing Specialists

Public Notice

Delivered in 10 metre loads

cats@pakenhamcats.com.au

$35 Metre

5941 2516

Pakenham, Berwick

$37 metre

Narre Warren, Cranbourne • Garden Pebbles • Mulch • Sleepers

I & G STUDD & SONS PTY LTD Ph: 5941 1880 SN1090434-PJ37-13

Slim Young Lady (18+). Will visit you.

Phone 9775 3210. swa224e.

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JIM GARD’NER Executive Director Statutory Planning and Heritage Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning

PIANO Riese Berlin. With stool, needs tuning. Good condition. $250ono Phone 0411 233 701.

SEWING MACHINE Janome, Horizon, 8200QC, 1 year old, hardly used, EC, with extra extension table and narrow walking foot, paid $2,250, sell $1,700 ono.

Phone: 0400 985 826.

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IRONING Free pick up and delivery.

Prompt service.

Excellent quality.

Call Julie

9703 1616 0439 656 044 8 SEATER Solid dining table with 8 chairs, perfect condition. $850 negotiable. Tel 9547 4951.

TABLE and six chairs, like new.

1.7m long, 1m wide, 76cm high. $250ono Phone 0411 233 701

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CRYSTAL CABINET Colonial, like new 2m high, 1.13m wide, 36cm deep. $200ono Phone 0411 233 701.

CRANBOURNE 50 Camms Road, Saturday 7th November, from 8.30am. Everything must go.

Bargains galore!

Visit

Visited

CRANBOURNE unit 3, 23 William Street, Sat 7th and Sun 8th Nov, 8am-3pm. Lots of bric-abrac, lots of Bonsai and plants.

Visit

Call or visit us online! networkclassifieds.com.au

B E R W I C K

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HALL STAND Colonial style, 195cm high, 77cm wide, 32cm deep. $95. Phone 0411 233 701.

OUTDOOR SETTING, Dark timber table with bench seats and cushions in excellent condition. $180ono. Call 0422 506 562.

Visited

NARRE WARREN SOUTH 55 Berwick Springs Promenade, Sat 7th Nov, 8am-2pm. Massive sale. Moving house. Everything must go. Furniture, dining table, lounges, toys and much more.

Visit

Visited

EXCAVATOR OPERATOR

Berwick area.

Must have HR Licence, VEDN Electrical Training and Passport.

Contact Ben 0413 934 420.

also required.

Ph John 9707 3030

LABOURERS V Positions Vacant

The Music Centre

ONSITE REPAIRS

General Classifieds

The Minister for Planning has approved Amendment C181 to the Casey Planning Scheme.

The Amendment came into operation on 15 October 2015, the date this notice was published in the Government Gazette.

The Amendment applies to the land at 51-53 & 63-65 Heatherton Road, Endeavour Hills, and rezones part of the land from Residential 1 Zone to Commercial 1 Zone, extends the mapped area of Development Plan Overlay Schedule 16 (DPO16) to match the area covered by the Heatherton Road Mixed Use Precinct Development Plan and amends the DPO16.

A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, free of charge, at the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning web site at www.dpcd.vic. gov.au/planning/publicinspection and on the City of Casey website at www.casey. vic.gov.au/buildingplanning/planningscheme-andamendments/approvedamendments, and during office hours, at the offices of the City of Casey, Magid Drive, Narre Warren.

Ph: 9769 9252

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partners in planning and infrastructure coordination

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ALL HOURS

Any person may make a submission to the planning authority about the Amendment in writing to Metropolitan Planning Authority, Level 25, 35 Collins Street, Melbourne VIC 3000 or via email to amendments@mpa.vic.gov.au. The closing date for submissions is Monday 7 December 2015.

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Guitar - Piano/Keyboard Bass - Drums - Singing

V Massage Therapists ADVERTISERS, in this section are qualified practitioners and offer non-sexual services.

AND COMPLETE CARE GROOMING SERVICE • Therapeutic Heated Hydro Bath • Grooming • Flea Rinse • Clipping • Nail Clipping • Blow Drying Phil & Sue

PAKENHAM BOARDING HOUSE Fully furnished rooms. Male tenants only. $170pw including bills. 0418 524 522.

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NEED TO SELL? Looking for houses in local area.

Call Dave 0428 678 489.

1st or 2nd year positions available. Must have pre apprenticeship, must have own licence and transport. Immediate start. Please phone: 9796 8054 or 0410 034 305.

Auto Electrician

Call Martin or Monika 0412 282 149 Must have experience, Sunday only. Call Scott 0417 272 326 or 8786 9444.

TWO CASUAL POSITIONS Cook/Chef and a Kitchen Hand Approx. 15-20 hours per week.

Must have experience.

Must be available nights, days and weekends.

To apply email resume to: hallam.hotel@ alhgroup.com.au

DIRECTIONAL DRILL OPERATOR Minimum 2 years experience on Vermeer drills preferred.

HR Licence required.

Contact Ben 0413 934 420.

Please call Narre Warren Newsagency:

TOY POODLE, female, free, needs a loving home, black and silver.

Microchipped.

982009123175516. 0411 444 949.

9704-6495

Celebrations

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V To Share NARRE WARREN, luxury accomodation starting from $150pp per week which includes bills.

Bond required. Suit students, singles or couples. Close to bus, train and shops. Phone 0429 022 889.

OWNER DRIVER WANTED Required to deliver duke boxes on weekends. Must be reliable and have a high roof van.

Phone: 0412 008 663

LABOURER WANTED For live poultry transport, casual position, early starts, heavy work, may be required to work some weekends. Must have driver`s licence. Only persons with a stable work history need apply. Call 5942 9277. Pakenham.

Licenced Plumber &

Required for Eastern suburbs in construction of new homes, for above ground plumbing and below ground drainage.

Above award wages.

Plumbing Factory Hand

Hallam Hotel is looking for a

Own vehicle required.

Call between 8am-5pm

4th Year Apprentice

BAKER

EARLY MORNING DELIVERY DRIVER

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

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

0410 544 526

Must be fully qualified, air-con licenced.

Workshop and field service for cars, trucks and buses.

Independent worker and good diagnostic skills are a must.

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South was just too good

By RUSSELL BENNETT

Michael Clarke's sudden death serves as a reminder for just how precious life is.

Lyndale on pause

By RUSSELL BENNETT LYNDALE Cricket Club’s senior players didn’t take to the field on Saturday. Instead, many of them were at home - spending time with their loved ones.

The tragic passing of Michael ‘Pup’ Clarke just last week stunned Lyndale to its core, but reminded everyone in the local community - from West Gippsland to Dandenong - just how precious life is; and to take stock of what’s truly important.

Michael is being remembered as a genuinely great bloke who loved the gym and working on his health and fitness. That’s part of what makes his passing, in his thirties, so unimaginably cruel.

He headed home from the cricket on the Saturday the weekend before last to get a few hours’ sleep before one of his shifts as a security guard, and didn’t wake up.

Rodney Keyaerts, Lyndale’s junior president, said Michael - a left-arm off-spinner in the Turf 5 side - “just adored the club”.

“He had a great relationship with the young players coming through, in particular,” Rodney said, adding that Michael was a kind of mentor to many of the younger players in his side - many of them teenagers.

“Ours is a club in a bit of a transition at the moment, with a lot of kids coming through and some of the older players moving on.

“We know our firsts will probably struggle this season, but this sort of thing really puts that into context.”

Cricket clubs provide so much more than an avenue for players to take to the field with bat and ball each week. They’re a support network for their members, in good times and bad - through the highs, and the lows - and a family club like Lyndale has now been galvanised by one of its darkest days.

WEST GIPPSLAND CRICKET ASSOCIATION - T2O ALL-STARS SOME of the biggest names in West Gippsland cricket, along with some emerging new talent, showcased their skills at Glover Reserve in Devon Meadows on Sunday for the now annual ‘North’ versus ‘South’ T20 clash.

The concept of the game was conceived and developed by a group of current and former WGCA ‘Warriors’ representative players as a means of showcasing the large array of talent within the association both north and south of the Princes Highway.

And the ‘South’ - captained

by Devon Meadows gun Matt Hutchinson - came away with the bragging rights, defeating the ‘North’ by six wickets.

Adding a little extra insult to injury, the North was skippered

by Hutchinson’s housemate Pakenham Upper-Toomuc player-coach Scott Clark.

The South won the toss and put the North in to bat, and while practically everyone in Clark’s side made a start, no one reached 20 as they were dismissed for 138. Kooweerup’s Jake Bardwell and Catani’s Ben Ahern took 2/17 and 2/12 respectively, while Clyde star Kyle Brooke was particularly economical with the ball, finishing with 1/9 from his four overs.

Demons wicket-keeper Chris Bright was outstanding behind the stumps, taking two catches, and two stumpings one of those off Tooradin gun Tom Hussey.

And he kept up his out-

Clyde star Kyle Brooke shone with bat and ball on Sunday.

146412 Picture: RUSSELL BENNETT standing form with the bat in the South’s reply, blasting 56 from just 23 balls thanks to six fours and two thunderous sixes. Seagulls all-rounder Josh Lownds (19) and Brooke (25) were the not-out batsmen for the South (4/143) as they secured a comprehensive sixwicket win in just the 16th over.

Emerald import Hashan Goonetilleke took two wickets for the North to go along with his 17 with the bat. He was named co-man of the match with Bright.

Entry to the game for fans was by gold coin donation, with all proceeds being donated to the Ponting Foundation to help support families dealing with childhood cancers.

A range of Kookaburra cricket equipment was also raffled off on the day, with all proceeds of that going towards

Chris Bright’s ominous form with the willow continued on Sunday in the WGCA T20 All-Stars game with a blistering half-century.

Picture: COURTESY OF MICHAEL KOMPA assisting the players representing the WGCA at the Melbourne Country Week Carnival in February.

Brookers set the T20 benchmark

By RUSSELL BENNETT

Michael Clarke is being remembered as a genuine bloke who adored his club.

In a genuine display of support and solidarity for their own Lyndale brethren doing it tough, the Dandenong District Cricket Association (DDCA) accepted the club’s request to postpone the weekend’s matches on compassionate grounds.

“Please enjoy the day free of cricket and take time to spend quality time with your family and friends,” said a statement on Lyndale’s Facebook page.

“We thank the DDCA and opposition clubs for their understanding.”

Buckley Ridges (in Turf 1), Hallam Kalora Park (in Turf 5), and Berwick (in B Grade) all agreed to have their games against Lyndale postponed.

Rest in Peace, Pup.

GEMBROOK once again looms as the real giant-killer of this season’s Twenty20 Kookaburra Cup in the West Gippsland Cricket Association.

The Brookers, in B Grade in the WGCA, knocked off Premier division outfit Emerald by four wickets on Tuesday last week to advance to the second round of the knockout competition.

It’s the second time in as many years Gembrook has eliminated Emerald from the tournament, after defeating the Bombers by three wickets in Round 2 last season.

After winning the toss and electing to bat this time around, the Bombers lost both AJ Walker and Julian Scott early and continued to lose a steady stream of wickets throughout their innings to be all out for 101. Geordie Scott finished with 3/27 from his four overs, including an incredible reflex

Gembrook all-rounder Geordie Scott hung on to this brilliant caught-and-bowled chance in his side's upset win over Picture: RUSSELL BENNETT Emerald. 146422 caught-and-bowled that had to be seen to be believed.

The Brookers’ marquee player Kunal Kapoor, from DDCA Turf 1 outfit Buckley Ridges, finished with 3/21 and backed that up with a hardhitting 34 at the top of Gembrook’s batting order.

Skipper Andrew Hilder (43) top-scored with a series of big hits, including some off the Bombers’ marquee player - for-

mer Kooweerup junior - Adam McMaster as the Brookers reached 6/102 in just 15 overs.

In other results from across the first round of the Kookaburra Cup so far, Merinda Park (9/144) just had a little too much in the tank for Clyde (7/137) despite 5/20 from Cougars seamer Kyle Brooke; and Pakenham Upper-Toomuc (8/203) proved far too powerful for St Francis Xavier (101) at Yabbieland.

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Victory is near for Swannies

By DAVID NAGEL CASEY South-Melbourne is just two wickets and a healthy run chase away from its first win of the season after a topsy-turvy day one against Footscray Edgewater (8/196) at Casey Fields.

The Swans’ day started perfectly with Lachlan Sperling winning the toss and asking the visitors to bat first on a wicket that was certain to seam.

The start of play was delayed but, when it did begin, the Swans pounced.

Opening bowlers Nathan Lambden (3/26 off 12) and Leigh Diston (3/23 off 12) had their motors purring early, claiming two wickets each to have Footscray in all sorts of trouble at 4/10.

Talented number three Daniel Hodgson (37) was proving a tough nut to crack but his departure saw the Swans still well on top with the opposition at 7/69.

But that’s when the momentum of the match changed rapidly.

The out-of-form Ben Green’s (75 not out) eighth-wicket partnership of 107 with Lucas Dredge (44) dug the

Left: Casey-South Melbourne players were up and about after a great start to Saturday's Premier Division fixture against Footscray Picture: DONNA OATES Edgewater at Casey Fields. 146295 visitors out of a massive hole.

Green was very selective, stroking 12 fours during his three-hour vigil, while Dredge was more attacking, hitting five fours and two towering sixes.

Green, a player with four knocks in the Premier Division this season that have totalled 27, still stands in the Swans’ way.

He was dumped to the seconds for last week’s clash against Prahran, where he scored 20. Somehow it’s not surprising and just typical of the Swans’ luck this season that even the improbable becomes more

than a likely possibility.

Lambden and Diston were the pick of the Swannies’ bowlers, while Jackson Fry (2/24) was also impressive in his nine overs at the crease.

The Swans need to claim Green or Alex Hewet (13 not out) early, and then number 11Jeremy Hart before they can launch their assault.

It will then be up to in-form opener Kasun Suriaratchie to lay the platform for victory.

Play recommences this Saturday at Casey Fields at 11am.

Demons in spot of trouble

By DAVID NAGEL WEST GIPPSLAND CRICKET ASSOCIATION PAKENHAM remains the trend setter and Kooweerup’s star-studded top-order was made to look ordinary in an eye-opening ending to round four of the West Gippsland Premier Division on Saturday.

Cardinia (8/257cc) sent its arch-rival and back-to-back reigning champion Kooweerup (67) into a semi-crisis meeting after the Bulls charged through the Demons at Gunton Oval.

The entire senior list of Kooweerup was called into a meeting on Monday night to discuss some issues that need to be addressed.

One of those may be how to play spin after Bulls’ coach Dwayne Doig (6/31 off 22.3) swept a path of destruction through the Demons’ elitequality top order.

Stars like Michael Giles (0), Jess Mathers (4) and Chris Bright (0) were mesmerised by Doig, who had his first real impact since returning from a three-year hiatus from the club.

Travis Welsh (3/1) took three wickets for the Bulls, including the scalps of Matt Bright (21) and Matt Davey (14) who top-scored for the Demons.

Pakenham (295) finds itself a game clear at the top of the table after the Lions put their day-one advantage to good use against Emerald (140) at Toomuc Reserve.

Openers Chris Smith (81) and Russell Lehman (53) did the majority of the grunt work a week earlier, getting to stumps at 0/85, but things didn’t go according to plan early on day two.

Lehman scored his 50 before departing; both Ben Shipperd (5) and Sean Gramc (6) went cheaply, but skipper Dom Paynter (40), Rob Elston (31), while lower-order pair Daniel Vela (30 not out) and Jack Anning (28) made sure some centre-wicket batting practice was put to good use.

The Lions have a tough run through to Christmas, with reigning-premier Kooweerup, thirdplaced Merinda Park, and back-to-back encounters against second-placed Tooradin set to define their season.

AJ Walker (3/47) toiled hard for the Bombers.

Tooradin (4/147dec) openers Tom Hussey (69) and Josh Lownds (54) compiled a 127-run partnership as the Seagulls toyed with Merinda Park (134) at Donnelly Reserve.

Resuming at 0/63, the left (Lownds) and right (Hussey) hand combination had the Cobras on toast, doubling their day-one efforts against a Reece Williams (3/53) led attack.

The Seagulls replace the Cobras in second place after the win.

Upper Beaconsfield’s (7/209dec) first win of the season had some real bite, the Maroons jumping to sixth place on the table after claiming outright victory over Cranbourne Meadows (39 and 120) at Upper Beaconsfield.

The Maroons declared their innings closed before the start of play, giving Kyle Gibbs (4/10) and leg-spinner Scott Pitcher (3/29) plenty of time to weave a spell over the disappointing Rebels.

Chris Milne (51) and Shameera Weerasinghe (30) shared a 70-run stand for the fifth wicket and opener Wayne Diss (21) battled manfully -

Heinz sitting in box seat

By RUSSELL BENNETT DANDENONG DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOCIATION TURF 1 THE weather gods didn’t take too kindly to DDCA Turf 1 cricket on the weekend, with only two of a possible five games getting underway.

The sixth game of the round, Lyndale versus Buckley Ridges, was postponed on compassionate grounds following the tragic passing of Lyndale Turf 5 player Michael ‘Pup’ Clarke.

Of the two that did begin on Saturday, Heinz Southern Districts and Dandenong West are in the box seat.

Berwick won the toss and elected to bat first against HSD

at Reedy Reserve and openers Ryan Williamson (28) and Adam Watson (20) both got off to promising starts. But Williamson’s dismissal - the first of five by Michael Davies (5/37) - triggered a mini-collapse that saw the visitors slide from 0/48 to 5/65 and then 6/85. Only an unbeaten 47 from Ryan Crawford provided any real middle or lower order resistance as the Bears were dismissed for 149.

Davies was the star with the ball, while Matt Downe also claimed 3/18. HSD will resume this week on 0/4.

The North versus West derby, meanwhile, is locked in a fascinating position after the close of day one. Dandy West won the toss at Lois Twohig

Reserve and sent North Dandenong in, and the decision reaped immediate rewards as the home side was rolled for just 89 with skipper Nasrat Malikzada (20) and wicket keeperbatsman Declan Fowler (23) the only batsman to reach 20. Andrew Harry was the pick of the bowlers with 4/18, while Rajpal Dhillon claimed 3/34 and Peter Atkinson chimed in with 2/17.

Ordinarily, with just 89 on the board in the first innings, the game would practically be all over. Not in this case, with the West stumbling badly to be 3/38 after 23 overs at the close of play. Skipper Matt Sofoulis is not out on 18 at the top of the order, while Clayton McCartney is the new batsman.

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Emerald’s AJ Walker had Pakenham’s Rob Elston caught off this delivery at Toomuc Reserve on Saturday. Walker claimed 3/47 and Elston made 31 in the Lions’ successful run chase. 146303 Picture: ROB CAREW but that was the end of the penny section for the Rebels who look set for a very long season ahead.

LADDER: Pakenham 48, Tooradin 36, Merinda Park 36, Cardinia 24, Kooweerup 24, Upper Beaconsfield 20, Emerald 12, Cranbourne Meadows 0.

THIS WEEK: Cranbourne Meadows v Cardinia, Emerald v Merinda Park, Kooweerup v Pakenham, Tooradin v Upper Beaconsfield.

Casey-South Melbourne fieldsman Keirran Voelkl takes a sharp chance to remove Footscray Edgewater's Dylan Kight. The Swans were well on top at this point with the visitors 3/1. 146295 CRICKET SCOREBOARD VIC. PREMIER CRICKET ROUND 6 - DAY ONE Casey-South Melbourne v Footscray Edgewater 8/196 (B. Green 75*, L. Dredge 44, D. Hodgson 37, L. Diston 3/23, N. Lambden 3/26, J. Fry 2/24).

Essendon v Dandenong. (No play - Match will revert to a one-day format this Saturday).

DDCA - TURF 1 ROUND 3 - DAY ONE Heinz Southern Districts 0/4 v Berwick 149 (R. Crawford 47*, R. Williamson 28, M. Davies 5/37, M. Downe 3/18). North Dandenong 89 (A. Harry 4/18, R. Dhillon 3/34, P. Atkinson 2/17) v Dandenong West 3/38 (M. Amin 2/18). There was no play in the following games which will revert to a one-day format this Saturday; Parkfield v Hallam-Kalora Park, Narre Warren v Mordialloc, Lyndale v Buckley Ridges, Cranbourne-v-Springvale South.

TURF 2 Fountain Gate 144 (B. Guthrie 34, G. Sameera 28, C. Hall 5/36, C. Ely 3/39) v St Mary’s 0/113 (J. Needham 82*). Keysborough 9/212(cc) (N. Warnakula 60, Y. Kumara 50*, S. Ahmad 32, K. Hardy 3/41, J. Waterworth 2/24) v Narre South. There was no play in the following games which will revert to a one-day format this Saturday; Dingley v Aspendale, Silverton v Parkdale, St Brigid’s/St Louis v Southern Pirates, Narre North v Coomoora.

WGCA PREMIER ROUND 4 - DAY TWO Merinda Park 134 (D. Sutton 5/35, A. Avery 2/16, T. Lenders 2/19) def by Tooradin 4/147(dec) (T. Hussey 69, J. Lownds 54, R. Williams 3/53).

Pakenham 295 (C. Smith 81, R. Lehman 53, D. Paynter 40, R. Elston 31, D. Vela 30*, J. Anning 28, AJ Walker 3/47, M. Copey 2/7, C. Marsh 2/43, H. Goonetilleke 2/63) def Emerald 140 (M. Alenson 55, J. Ryan 4/45, R. Lehman 2/12, D. Paynter 2/14).

Cardinia 8/257(cc) (N. Barfuss 75, A. Nooy 61, L. Turner 30, J. Brown 26, T. Miller 3/59, J. Bardwell 3/84, J. Mathers 2/25) def Kooweerup 67 (D. Doig 6/31, T. Welsh 3/1).

Upper Beaconsfield 7/209(dec) (W. Perera 78, J. McHale 41, R. North 40, G. Bradshaw 5/42, S. Matthews 2/52) def Cranbourne Meadows 39 (T. Tyrrell 3/8, S. Pitcher 3/15) and 120 (C. Milne 51, S. Weerasinghe 30, K. Gibbs 4/10, S. Pitcher 3/29).

VSDCA - NORTH/EAST 1ST XI ROUND 3 - ONE DAY Balwyn 1/75 (A. Tsesmelis 36, S. Huntley 26*) def Endeavour Hills 73 (S. Huntley 3/13, C. Kennon 2/11, M. Carey 2/12).

LADDER: Preston 18, Kew 15, Brunswick 15, Balwyn 12, Mount Waverley 12, Bayswater 9, Plenty Valley 9, Ivanhoe 9, Noble Park 9, Box Hill 6, Coburg 6, Endeavour Hills 6, Croydon 0, Roxburgh Park/Broadmeadows 0.

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2. WHO won the Wimbledon mens singles title in 2015?

3. WHICH of the four grand slam tennis events did Evonne Cawley never win?

4. WHO won Aussie soccer’s A League title in 2012-13?

5. WHO was the first Australian cyclist to win two Olympic gold medals?

6. WHICH England cricket captain led his side off the field during the 1971 series against Australia ?

7. WHICH Australian won the English jockeys’ championship four times?

8. WHO has scored the most goals for Australia in international soccer?

9. WHICH Australian won both the ABC and the BBC Sportsman of the Year awards in 1965?

10. WHO won cricket’s Sheffield Shield in 2014-15?

11. WHICH team was undefeated right through the 2007-8 NFL season, only to lose the Super Bowl?

12. WHO was the last Australian to win the British Open golf championship?

13. WHICH American Indian from the pre-World War II era is regarded as one of the greatest athletes of all time?

14. WHO was the first pacer to win consecutive Inter-Dominion championships?

15. WHICH Australian won the US Open tennis title in 1973?

16. WHICH Australian golfer won the New Zealand Open in 1978 and 1981 and the Australian Open in 1982?

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Fritz’s team holds strong CRANBOURNE BOWLS THE long hair has long gone but fabulous Fritz Helle and his “Love Love me do” team of John Stanley, Stan Myers and Peter De Lisle won by 13 shots which was enough to get Cranbourne 1 side home against Berwick by 8 shots.

However it was a ‘Halloween Horror Story’ at home as side two went down by one shot again for the second week in a row, this time against Oakleigh. Perhaps a Cranbourne player walked under a ladder before the game, hey!

The previously undefeated Women’s Division 1 side lost to Edithvale and once again sides three and four continued their losing streak.

RESULTS FOR ROUND FIVE. SIDE 1 DIVISION 2 Cranbourne 80 defeated Berwick 72: F Helle 28-15, D Boggie 15-19, J Parker 19-23, and J Mulder 18-15.

SIDE 2 DIVISION 3 Cranbourne 76 lost to Oakleigh 77: G Dudink 21-23; M Boltong 22-22; S Burnett 17-13 and G Hunt 16-19.

SIDE 3 DIVISION 3 Cranbourne 68 lost to Moorabbin 80: C Wright 11-26, C Griffiths 21-22, M Scotter 23-16 and T Whalley 13-18.

SIDE 4 DIVISION 4 Cranbourne 49 lost to Mentone 93: M Tankard 9-24; J Forsythe 11-26; R Tormey 16-21 and D O’Reilly 13-22.

LADIES DIVISION 1 Cranbourne 49 lost to Edithvale 71: B Fulton 16-19; F Farrall 17-28 and L Mulder 16-24.

MIDWEEK OPEN DIVISION 1 Cranbourne 53 defeated Clayton 49: J Mulder 12-22; M Boltong 19-11 and G Dudink 22-16.

MIDWEEK OPEN DIVISION 2 Cranbourne 59 lost to Berwick 69: K Bowler 17-27; C Wright 17-20 and T Whalley 25-22.

MIDWEEK OPEN DIVISION 4 Cranbourne 66 defeated Dandenong Club 65: L Coate 38-9; F Male 9-28 and J Forsythe 19-28.

Cranny’s win under pressure CRANBOURNE RSL BOWLS MIDWEEK Division 3 - It was always going to be a thrilling finish when the scores were tied with one rink still to play two ends. Ray Chapman’s team stood firm under pressure and scored the winning five shots. It was the only time Ray’s team was in front all day.

Well done to everyone especially Karen Murray’s team - without their 12 shot win the last two ends would have meant nothing.

Cranbourne RSL 53 def Narre Warren 48 S Brobyn, M Hodges, Y vd Wees, K Murray 23-11; R Bligh, C Butler, P Males, R Chapman 7-15; B Hall, D Hut, G Dore, J Spencer 13-22.

Divison 4 -The RSL came crashing back to earth today with all rinks going down to a very strong Upwey/Tecoma team, especially at home where we rarely lose. The next round can't come quick enough so we can bounce back.

Cranbourne RSL 47 lost to Upwey/Tecoma 71 H Reefman, D Muir, H Rogers, T Bonney 17-26; V Bonney, A Black, M Bobetic, J Black 12-22; P Campion, M Hogan, K Hickson, S Hickson 18-23.

SATURDAY PENNANT Division 2 - A week's a long time in bowls and after our first good win last week the RSL went to Elsternwick full of confidence. It was not enough, we won two rinks but fell short in the other ones, to go down by 10 shots.

Bill Bradbury’s team did well winning by 12 shots.

Cranbourne RSL 79 lost to Elsterwick Club 89 R Hansen, J Wylie, R Crawford, B Bradbury 28-16; J Black, G Dore, K Murray, K Hocking 21-19; R Bligh, F Scicluna, W Brannan, R Chapman 16-25; T Townley, M Hodges, Y vd Wees, N Fell 14-29.

Division 5 - The RSL bounced straight back after their first loss last week to down a gallant Sandringham by 41 shots. All rinks won with Steve Hickson’s team doing the most damage winning by 24 shots. Enjoy the two week break team and keep up the good work.

Cranbourne RSL 98 def Sandringham 57 B Hall, M Watkinson, K Hickson, S Hickson 32-8; I Maat, J Bignold, K Walker, J Vowles 24-13; P Campion, M MacIntyre, P Zimmerman, L Magri 23-20; K Currie, H Reefman, J Spencer, D Angee 19-16.

Division 8 - Team 3: Enjoyed the day off with Keysborough giving us a walkover.

Team 4: In a close encounter Noble Park held on to defeat the RSL by just 4 shots.

Cranbourne RSL 37 lost to Noble Park 41 D Muir, M Pearson, J Grant 18-17; J Hart, B Cook, A Underwood 19-24.

With the Victorian Open starting next Saturday 7 November, the next game of bowls will be on Saturday 14 November. Enjoy the break.

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Arthur Breasley 8. Tim Cahill 9. Ron Clarke 10. Victoria 11. New England 12.

Greg Norman 13. Jim Thorpe 14. Hondo Grattan 15. John Newcombe 16. Bob Shearer 17. David Boon 18. The Toffeemen 19. George Moore 20. Four

Action revving up NYORA Raceway will blast off its new season this Saturday 7 November with the V8 bellow of the crowd favourite VSC Sprintcars.

Added attractions include the Victorian Mini Sprints and the Boost 2 Drive series for Juniors in their standard saloons.

The big boys and girls will compete in the Unlimited Sedans and Standard Saloons and the skid kids will also be out to play on the SSA Sprintcars are the pre-eminent division in dirt track speedway and the VSC Sprintcars have been a part of that for many, many years.

They also bring a local flavour with many of the drivers being based in the Gippsland region such as Adam Greenwood, Shane Steenholdt, Mark Laity and others.

Young Bobby Daly won the opening race of their new calendar so the majority of the drivers have had an early hit out to blow out any cobwebs.

Stuart Barkway from Boost 2 Drive is a great supporter of both Nyora Raceway and Junior drivers and has again thrown his support behind the stars of tomorrow in the Standard Saloons. The neat thing about this series is the kids are driving full size sedans that are often shared by their fathers, mothers or siblings as the case may well be on Saturday 7 November.

Bailey Perkins has run many laps around the Nyora bowl and will be looking for his next win.

Mini Sprints will add more action to the fans of open wheeled winged racing with local aces Danny Milton and young Luke Hickson trying

Nyora Raceway will be the place to be this Saturday night as an exciting new season begins.

Picture: CONTRIBUTED everything to dethrone last year’s stand-out racer Dave May. Veterans like Kevin Bomford and Jason Lynn will mix it up with rookie Andrew Burleigh and sophomore Will Van Der Ark. The Ripper Sticker Unlimited Sedans are a real mixed bag of performance and body style with every type of speedway sedan imaginable from Street Stocks, Standard Saloons, Super Sedans, Modified Production Sedans and Division II Hot Rods.

Simon and Shona Bent are the local and club favourite father/ daughter combo and both are prepared to take on all comers. Simon has been kept from victory lane of late and is keen to get back to his former position of dominance at the Grundy Street Speedway. Jamie

Paull and Marcus Reddecliffe will have something to say about the Bents however.

Brad Hill and Mark Miles have both tasted victory at Nyora in their Standard Saloons and will be looking for repeat performances over the likes of Aaron Price and Brendon Eames in some sure to be entertaining racing.

The final part of the day’s action is the 1200cc junior sedans where kids from 12 to 16 years of age can blast around the bowl in relative safety learning skills that will suit them well once they hit the road.

Ricky Cornwall will be looking for yet another Nyora victory while Seth Bent (the youngest of the racing trio) will tackle a hoard of Alexandra based juniors who are always tough no matter where they race.

It all adds up to a great evening of family fun at the quirky Nyora Raceway, where excellent viewing and exciting racing is just par for the course.

Don’t forget to check things out at the all new website at www.nyoraraceway.com.au or on Facebook.

Nyora Raceway is located on Grundy Avenue, Nyora.

NYORA 2015/2016 RACE DATES Saturday 28 November Saturday 26 December Saturday 6 February Saturday 20 February Saturday 5 March Saturday 19 March Sunday 17 April Sunday 22 May Sunday 26 June Race dates and classes subject to change.

Lucky bowlers on a winning streak HAMPTON PARK BOWLS AS there is no midweek pennant bowls during Melbourne Cup week, Hampton Park bowlers had two games this week.

Division 1 played Dandenong Club at home on Tuesday and Cranbourne on Thursday. Division 3 also played Dandenong Club (at Dandenong) on Tuesday and then Middle Park on Thursday. Hampton Park won all four games.

At home on Tuesday, Division 1 had a good two rink, 16 shot win.

Geoff Ladner, Ron Beverly, Neville Hendrie and Denise Eastick scored 17-6 after lunch to win well, 30-16, and Val Moore, Ann Westwell, Ellen Smith and Chris Hendrie won 1912. The two winning rinks covered a small 19-23 loss by Marion Battaglia, John Nunan, Toni Sutton and Helen Lambert.

Hampton Park (1) 14-68 defeated Dandenong Club (1) 2-52.

Division 3 was at Dandenong Club and also had a two rink win.

Rhonda Diaper, Ian Kitt, Brian Diaper and Geoff Ampt won 31-16 and Bob Nicol, Rob Woff, Jim Westwell and Heather Naismith won 19-13, after picking up 8 shots in the last four ends. Grace Hogan, Jen Sherry, Gwen Clough and Ray Wood scored a four on the last end to just miss the win 18-19.

Hampton Park (2) 14-68 defeated Dandenong Club (2) 2-48.

On Thursday Division 1 was at neighbours, Cranbourne, for another good win. Geoff Ladner, Ron Beverly, Neville Hendrie and Denise Eastick won 26-10 and Aaron Ottaway, Ann Westwell, Andrew Brandolin and Chris Hendrie won 23-16.

Marion Battaglia, John Nunan, Toni

Hampton Park bowler Neville Hendrie played in a winning rink but was part of a hardfought Division One loss against Mentone at Pound Road.

Picture: CONTRIBUTED Sutton and Helen Lambert went down17-25.

Hampton Park (1) 14-66 defeated Cranbourne (2) 2-51.

At home Division 3 played the unbeaten top of the ladder Middle Park. Bob Nicol, Rob Woff, Jim Westwell and Heather Naismith controlled the day with a big 28-7 win. Rhonda Diaper, Ian Kitt, Brian Diaper and Geoff Ampt had to battle all day but won 24-23, while Jen Sherry, June Damon, Gwen Clough and Grace Hogan, battled hard but went down 12-28.

Hampton Park (2) 14-64 defeated Middle Park (2) 2-58.

Midweek pennant takes a two week break (for the Cup) and then

Steve Barnes shows perfect balance as he rolls one down for Hampton Park against Mentone. Picture: CONTRIBUTED the Victoria Open Titles.

Division 1 played the experienced Mentone at Pound Road and again showed they can handle the standard, going down by only four shots. John Wright, Neville Hendrie, Helen Lambert and Steve Barnes were the winning rink on the last end, 23-22. Shane Hardy, Jack Edwards, Larry Simpson and Laurie Edwards drew 19-19, while Chris Hendrie, John Nunan, Andrew Brandolin and Shannon Micallef (16-18) and Ian Bartlett, Sean McDonald, Mark Paton and Zak Storm (12-15) both just missed.

Hampton Park (1) 3-70 lost to Mentone (2) 15-74.

Division 3 were also at Pound Road for another win. At this early stage of the season, they sit equal top, second on the ladder by shots up.

Richard Pallet, Toni Sutton, Peter Hayden and Ron Beverly were the

biggest winners, 25-13, while Jen Sherry, Craig Richards, Stan Hatch and Ken Cobden (17-12) and Heather Naismith, Marion Battaglia, Ellen Smith and Denise Eastick also won, 25-22. The only losing rink was Gerry Cox, Dave Clarke, Geoff Ampt and Geoff Ladner 18-24.

Hampton Park (2) 16-85 defeated Sandringham (1) 2-71.

Division 6 had the trip to treacherous Ferntree Gully.

Rudi Oost, Wayne Grimsey, Gwen Clough and Rob Woff (2315) and Val Simpson, Grace Hogan, Bill Holden and Ian Kitt (20-18) won their rinks, but Bob Nicol, Janice Collins, Lou Soligo and Jos van Hout lost 15-29, and June Damon, Bill Webb, Trevor Harbright and Vince Kovacic had a bad day, losing 11-31.

Hampton Park (3) 4-69 lost to Ferntree Gully (4) 14-91.

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This is a different beast altogether, molding the best of two segments, coupe with a sports utility vehicle.

Having driven both models within 24 hours of each other I can attest to this.

Three variants have been pencilled in for Australia.

They are the GLE 350d 4Matic Coupe, selling for $121,900, plus on-road costs; the GLE 450 AMG 4Matic at $141,900 and the AMG GLE 63 S 4Matic for $198,900.

Already with a series of successful coupes to the Mercedes name, the GLE Coupe joins the classic two-door C, E and SClass models and the four-door CLS and CLA-Class coupes.

From the simplified, yet robust radiator grille, flanked by unique lighting set-up to sleek profile and twin five-spoke 21 or 22-inch wheels the GLE Coupe range stands alone from its SUV stablemate.

The company says, with room for up to five occupants, it combines typical coupe attributes, such as sportiness, dynamism and agility with the confident presence, versatility and robustness of a typical sports utility vehicle.

Added to this are the fine touches of luxury that continue to set the Benz apart but also unexpected bonuses such as the widest rear seat bench and the largest luggage space - 1650 litres - in its class. For the first time in this segment, MercedesBenz is also offering a fully electric extendable and retractable trailer coupling, which also features a trailer stabilisation electronic stability program.

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The damping system realigns itself depending on the driver’s preselected Dynamic Select mode. Operating conditions are monitored through a steering angle sensor, four turning angle sensors and driving speed from the ESP and brake pedal switch. The result is infinitely variable adjustment of damping for each wheel.

Comfort mode calls up characteristics of a classic Mercedes-Benz saloon with relaxed, effortless cruising. Sport has the GLE Coupe morphing into a vehicle with sporty dynamics.

The Dynamic Select Sport+ setting offers the driver added spice. Throttle response, gearchange strategy, ESP thresholds, steering power assist or the characteristic of the continuous damper adjustment exclusive to AMG: the system networks all the control systems, generating a wide variety of distinct driving experiences. All modes are displayed on the centrally positioned dashboard screen and are easy to operate via the Comand system knob.

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An introduction to the GLE Coupe on the media launch less than auspicious, with a bump on the bonce welcoming my entry to the driver’s seat, the result of the vehicle's sleek, aerodynamic profile. A minor mishap, it did not happen again on repeated entries.

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