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Ice cold stabbing A FAMILY violence offender who waved a long-bladed knife in front of his ex-partner as she fed their eightmonth-old son and then repeatedly stabbed her fridge has been refused bail. Joel Stephen Smith, a 26-year-old chronic ice user with “anger issues” and a “violent history”, also crashed his speeding car into a fence as he fled from police in Narre Warren, Dandenong Magistrates’ Court heard on 30 November. Informant Constable Sean Osborne of Frankston police said Smith had committed numerous breaches of an intervention order protecting his ex-partner, who was in fear of him. In one instance Smith walked uninvited into the ex-partner’s home through the back door as she fed their son on 31 August. The accused, who was holding a “huge hunting knife”, was quickly enraged when told by the victim to leave immediately, Const Osborne said. He stabbed the fridge three times “penetrating the shell of the fridge with ease”, the informant told the court. The ex-partner fled outside with her son and called police. Two weeks later Smith allegedly went to the victim’s home and punched her in the stomach as she played with their son on a bed. During the attack he pushed her back on the bed, pressed down on her and took away their son. He then repeatedly punched her upper arm. On 28 October Smith was parked in a car with three friends in Sweeney Reserve, Narre Warren, when a police vehicle arrived, the court was told. Smith allegedly drove his car towards and around the police car, pulled a U-turn and drove away over

a flower bed. The accused lost control of his car on a bend and collided with a fence. He and the occupants were uninjured despite a metal pole smashing through the driver’s side window, Const Osborne said. Smith scrambled over his front passenger to escape through a window and was found by police walking along Monash Freeway two kilometres away. The unlicensed driver tested positive for methamphetamine at the time. Smith’s lawyer said the accused did not concede he possessed two knives found in the car - a 30-centimetre hunting knife and a 20-centimetre double-bladed weapon. The accused had gained 19 kilograms while in custody for the past month, which suggested he was detoxing from a “six points a day” ice habit, the lawyer said. A credit bail program consisting of counselling and “long overdue” men’s behaviour change seminars would help Smith deal with the “depths of his addiction”, his lawyer said. Magistrate Julie O’Donnell refused bail despite the “impressive” testimony of a long-time school friend who offered Smith a room while on bail. Ms O’Donnell was concerned about the risk to the public, noting that Smith had committed his offences while on bail and that had been put on a community corrections order for family violence six weeks prior to his recent offending. He had possessed a controlled weapon, was lucky not to injure anyone during the car crash, and was of particular danger to his ex-partner. Smith was remanded to appear at Dandenong Magistrates’ Court on 16 December.

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Gather your family and friends, pack a picnic and head along to the picturesque Wilson Botanic Park Berwick (WBPB) to enjoy a movie under the stars this summer. The City of Casey has kicked off its Sunset Cinema 4FSJFT XIJDI XJMM TFF B GBNJMZ nJDL QMBZFE PO UIF big screen each Friday night in the open-air amphitheatre at WBPB from now until March 2016. Council has scheduled a great line-up of movies over the coming months, including Get Santa on 11 December, Santa’s Little Helper on 18 December and Oddball on 8 January. There will be activities and entertainment at the park from 7.00 pm, prior to the movie getting underway at dusk, as well as food and drink vendors on site. For more information and to view the schedule of movies visit www.casey.vic.gov.au/wbpb.

Be part of the Casey Fun Fest! The City of Casey is now taking Expressions of Interest (EOI) from potential stallholders for the 2016 Casey Fun Fest on Saturday 9 April 2016. To be held at Wilson Botanic Park Berwick, the FREE family festival will include live performances, interactive activities, market stalls, roving entertainment, face painting and an open-air cinema. Council is inviting interactive, novelty, market, food and beverage stalls to submit an EOI to be involved in the event by 9.00 am on Monday 8 February 2016. To download an EOI form visit www.casey.vic.gov.au/caseyfunfest.

Council consultation coming to a street near you! From now until late January 2016, some Casey residents can expect a knock at the door when Council commences door-to-door consultation! The City of Casey has commissioned Metropolis Research to conduct face-to-face market research on behalf of Council, signalling the start of Council’s new approach to community engagement. During the door knock interviews, we will be asking residents about how they want to be consulted, on what topics, and their priorities for Council’s advocacy to the State and Federal Governments. The feedback received will shape Council’s Community Engagement Strategy and future advocacy campaigns. For more information visit www.casey.vic.gov.au/currentconsultations.

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Former party boy Corey Worthington is now on the straight and narrow. 143712 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS

Reformed Corey ties knot “Getting to go on Big Brother, for throwing one simple party, it just went ‘boom’. “I enjoyed it and I would do it all over again in a heartbeat.” And while Corey, who works full-time as a concreter and still lives locally, admitted he wished his parents hadn’t been dragged into the media spotlight along with him, it seems time really

does heal all wounds. “It took a little bit for them to get over what happened but they knew I was 16 and that I didn’t mean for it to get out of hand but they knew like ... look what came out of it,” he said. “They were sort of proud with how I handled a lot of situations as well. “Because for a 16-yearold to take on all that, it was a lot at the time.”

Firebug teens are caught red-handed Warren Police Station noticed the pair suspiciously loitering near the storm drain and observed the teenagers until they saw smoke. The grass fire was put out swiftly by locals, police and the Berwick CFA, Detective Senior Sergeant Rodney Moroney said.

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that she knew I had not done,” Cr Stapledon told the council chamber. She said she “couldn’t stop shaking” after Ms Glass released her findings, following “a year of feeling sick to the stomach”. “To those who may have been involved in this way, I say shame on you!” Cr Stapledon said. After the findings were released Cr Ablett slammed the “faceless people” who he claimed tried to derail his election campaign with the allegations. “Right over the 12 months I knew I hadn’t done anything wrong,” he said. “It’s disappointing to have faceless people do that to you. “It was quite a shock to me and it did have an effect on me and my family. “You think what types of people are doing this?” The Ombudsman’s findings from the political donations investigation also discuss allegations made against fellow Casey councillors Sam Aziz, now mayor, and Damian Rosario, who both did not run in the state election. Key allegations included that councillors accepted donations from property developers in return for favourable council planning decisions, including the approval of a planning permit for a Narre Warren South funeral parlour. In August last year, Casey councillors approved Bereavement Assistance’s planning permit application for a funeral parlour at 236 Cranbourne Road - rescinding their decision to reject the proposal a month earlier.

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CASEY Councillor Amanda Stapledon has spoken publicly for the first time since she was cleared last week of misconduct over allegedly corrupt Liberal Party donations. Speaking at the public council meeting on Tuesday, the Mayfield Ward councillor has told of the “harrowing” investigation and the “impact of watching my mother’s face” as the allegations were aired on the news. Cr Stapledon and fellow councillor Geoff Ablett were cleared last Wednesday when the Victorian Ombudsman released her report, finding the allegations could not be substantiated. But State Ombudsman Deborah Glass still recommended restrictions be put in place on donations made to candidates and political parties by property developers, while also recommending that all donations to a candidate or a political party should be required to be published on a publicly available register within 30 days of the relevant election. Crs Stapledon and Ablett - who stood as Liberal candidates in last year’s state election - always denied wrongdoing after being interviewed as part of the state Ombudsman’s probe into donations and council planning decisions, which was first reported in The Australian last November. “The process has been harrowing in terms of my concerns around perception and the impact of watching my mother’s face as my face appeared on television accusing me of something

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Career on the frontline By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A FORTNIGHT ago Phil Byrne stood during the Remembrance Day service in Narre Warren North and paid his silent respects to the fallen and those still serving. The senior sergeant at the Endeavour Hills police station has seen first-hand the sacrifice made by Australian soldiers. In 2000 Senior Sergeant Byrne spent eight months in East Timor as a military liaison officer when Indonesia withdrew from the country. The 50-year-old was one of only a small number of Victorian coppers chosen to work there, with the Australian Government recruiting about 30 policemen from each state. When Indonesia withdrew from Timor, Sen Sgt Byrne said they took everything with them, including infrastructure and police officers. “It was a pretty violent place, because there were a lot of militias still operating within East Timor that were sympathetic to Indonesia that I don’t think really wanted to pull out,” he told Star News. “So the United Nations actually stepped in... and as a result they needed a police force in place during the transition. “The federal police couldn’t deal with the numbers required to go over there so they asked the various state government police forces to contribute.” While his service in East Timor qualified Sen Sgt Byrne for the Anzac March, the copper said his work paled in comparison to those Australian soldiers heavily involved in conflict. “I got first-hand experience of what Australian and New Zealand soldiers were doing overseas and how dangerous it really was for them,” he said. That’s not to say Sen Sgt Byrne wasn’t involved in his own “hairy situations” while in East Timor. Working as a liaison officer he spent a lot of time with the military overseeing border checkpoints, as displaced East Timorese residents returned to their country. On his second last day there Sen Sgt Byrne

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found himself on one side of a dirt track in the “middle of nowhere” - the border - without Australian army support, while the Indonesian army stood on the other side. Gum trees near the track reminded the cop of home. “My interpreter, who traditionally didn’t like the Indonesians, had an exchange in their own language with them and one of the Indonesian military had a very old lady standing next to him and hit her in the head with the butt of his rifle, on their side of the border,” he said. “My interpreter went nuts, verbally, and all the Indonesian military raised their rifles at us and I’ll never forget - I was with a 20-year-old young

Federal policeman from Canberra and I looked at him and said it’s our second last day and we’re gonna die here.” After a four minute stand-off with guns raised on both sides, only the eventual presence of a military helicopter saw everyone lower their weapons. Despite the drama, Sen Sgt Byrne’s involvement in East Timor is one of the highlights in a career that will reach 25 years in March. It’s one that has seen him work stations in Fitzroy, the CBD, Mount Waverley and now Endeavour Hills, which have all had their own challenges - some bigger than others. It’s a little over a year since the tragic death of

Numan Haider. The 18-year-old was fatally shot outside the Endeavour Hills police station after attacking two police officers. But the head of the station draws on a steely resolve when dealing with his work. “I love this station,” Sen Sgt Byrne said. “I’d like to think we’re like a family, especially considering what’s happened here over the last 18 months with the incident out the front, it’s sort of gelled us. “And that’s been my focus, we’ve got to ensure the community is safe but part of my job is to ensure my staff are healthy too. “And I think to date I haven’t done too badly.”

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“In one of the briefs, it talks about (the accused and associates) driving in a convoy through red lights. “I don’t have to say what the possible consequences are.” Inspector Bruce Kitchen, regional commander of Greater Dandenong police, said there was a trend across metropolitan Melbourne of this type of crime. Over the past month, up to 15

young people had been charged in Greater Dandenong, Casey and Frankston, he said. “It’s a broader spectrum than just this Apex Gang. It involves a wide age group. It’s not one particular culture.” Some of the stolen vehicles were being used to commit armed robberies, some for joy riding and also to be stripped down for parts or rebirthing.

The challenge was what to do about the young offenders’ rehabilitation. Many of them had not been in trouble with the law before, Insp Kitchen said. “They want to get them back to school and back to work. “If they go to other institutions, they learn other tricks of the trade and the offending isn’t reduced.”

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POLICE have arrested several young members of a so-called 'Apex Gang' who have broken into homes to steal car keys and vehicles in Melbourne’s south-east in recent weeks. Detective Senior Sergeant Rodney Moroney, of Casey CIU, said locking up eight or nine “main offenders” had slowed down car thefts. “We were getting two to three a day and it’s temporarily slowed things down. “Now we are lucky if we get one or two a week.” Det Sen Sgt Moroney said the crime spate extended wider than just the Apex Gang members, who were typically aged between 15-25. “Instances have dropped off and slowed down dramatically and we will be working to keep it that way.” Magistrate Julie O’Donnell commented on the gang during the case of an 18-year-old Dandenong man charged over the theft of three vehicles and sets of car keys from a Keysborough home while its occupants were asleep in November. She said children as young as 13 years had recently fronted the court over a spate of similar offences. “I’m concerned about the risk that the Apex Gang has in the community.

Calling themselves the ‘Apex Gang’ for reasons unknown, the group which has engaged in numerous criminal activity over the course of this year shares nothing in common with the namesake. Community minded Apex Aus-

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Archbishop admits ‘failure’ By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS CARDINAL George Pell has been excluded from blame by Melbourne’s Archbishop Denis Hart for the clergy’s “terrible failure” in dealing with an abusive parish priest at Holy Family Parish in Doveton. At a Royal Commission hearing into institutions’ response to child sex abuse on 30 November, Mr Hart criticised his predecessor Archbishop Frank Little and Vicars-General for not sooner removing a “just mad, psychotic” Father Peter Searson from the parish. Father Searson presided over the parish in 1984-97 despite senior clergy and the Catholic Education Office receiving numerous complaints from the school principal, teachers, parents and pupils, the hearing at the County Court was told. The claims included allegedly molesting and striking children, pointing a hand gun at child cleaners, flinging a cat by its tail to its death, killing a baby bird with a screwdriver and showing children a dead body in a coffin. The Melbourne Archdiocese showed a “complete failure of process as to the handling of the complaints”, Archbishop Hart said. “There was such a respect that only the Archbishop could act, that this introduced a paralysis.” He said the paralysis extended from Archbishop Little to those advising him at the time of Father Searson’s reign of terror. “There was information coming in from Allan Dooley, the director of (Catholic) edu-

cation (who) was meeting with the Archbishop. “These things were being presented again and again and again, and nothing was happening.” Cardinal Pell was appointed Auxiliary Bishop of the region, including Doveton, in 1987 - and held talks with four concerned school staff about Father Searson two years later. While under questioning from counsel assisting the Royal Commission, Archbishop Hart “excluded” Cardinal Pell from blame. “Well, I think as Archbishop he instituted the Melbourne Response and really made big changes. “I have no knowledge of what he or another Auxiliary Bishop in Archbishop Little’s time - as what we’d say ... how hard they knocked on the door.” He later said he would have expected then-Auxiliary Bishop Pell to know what was happening in Doveton. “I would have expected him to have an adequate degree of knowledge; whether he knew all these awful things, which make me feel ashamed, I’m not sure. “Well, he’d have to explain what he did and didn’t know, but there was a complete failure of process.” Archbishop Hart was questioned why his statement to the Royal Commission catalogued complaints made about Father Searson but didn’t mention a delegation of Holy Family staff meeting Auxiliary Bishop Pell in 1989. “Well, I’d say that’s just an omission that’s all.

“Inadvertent, yes. I have no brief for playing down the evil of this situation; it just went on and on and on and people were placed in great danger.” When asked about Father Searson showing a dead body in a coffin to a group of children, Archbishop Hart said: “Just mad, psychotic ... he shouldn’t have been there.” As Auxiliary Bishop, Hart “would have gone to the Archbishop also and asked to say that ‘you’ve got to get him out of the place straight away’, he told the hearing. Then-Auxiliary Bishop Pell, on the other hand, “indicated that he thought all he could do was to pass the information on to the Vicar-General (Bishop Peter Connors)”, according to a Catholic Education Office memo. “I would have been, to use His Honour’s phrase, knocking heavily at the door,” Archbishop Hart said. He described his predecessor Archbishop Little’s approach as tending to “push the complaint away”. “I’d have to say that Archbishop Little didn’t like confrontation and, therefore, the thought of forcing a man out from an appointment might force him to leave the priesthood and that, he found, terribly distasteful.” In 1997, Father Searson was finally removed as priest, put on administrative leave and charged with unlawful assault after a complaint of him hitting an altar boy. He was released without conviction on a good behaviour bond, and died in 2009.

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Predator priest By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS WIELDING a gun, stealing school funds and molesting children - no allegation was strong enough to dislodge parish priest Father Peter Searson from Doveton’s Holy Family Parish and school for 13 years. Former student Julie Stewart told a Royal Commission into institutional responses to child sexual abuse on 25 November that she was preyed on by Father Searson in the privacy of the Catholic confession box soon after he arrived in 1984. Searson was the last of a string of four accused paedophile priests overseeing the Doveton parish from 1972-97. During 12 months, Searson’s indecency progressed from coercing her to sit on his knee, requesting her to kiss his lips, and touching her genitals, Ms Stewart told the hearing at the County Court in Melbourne. On the final occasion in 1985, he sat her on his lap while he was aroused and whispered “you’re a good girl. The Lord forgives you”. Ms Stewart told the hearing she ran out “sobbing and hyperventilating” to a teacher and other children waiting in confessional. She was taken to see principal Graham Sleeman at the time and didn’t go to confession again. Mr Sleeman told the hearing after that incident he was “convinced beyond doubt” that his boss Searson was “interfering” with boys and girls. “On that very day that she came out, a little girl who was

always open and communicative to me became a total recluse. “That is the day that I became extremely concerned about what other children in my care were going to be damaged by this guy.” Mr Sleeman told the hearing he argued with Searson’s concept of reconciliation, in which he was “hellbent” on instructing each child in the privacy of the confessional. “He was, you’d almost say, paranoid about making it happen that way.” Mr Sleeman’s repeated complaints were met with no action from the Catholic Education Office nor senior clergy right up to Archbishop Frank Little. They kept telling him there wasn’t enough evidence. “That’s my greatest cross that I have to bear now, that perhaps I didn’t provide enough safety for the children that were placed in my care. “I’m saying ‘yeah there’s the evidence, this is what he’s doing. It is contrary to church teachings, it’s contrary to general conduct of a person who is involved with children’. “They treated me like a dill.” By that time, the principal had complaints of Searson pulling an army service revolver on boy cleaners at the school, taperecording confessions with children, stealing $45,000 of school money for personal use and asking children to kneel between his knees. One of his class teachers was refusing to take her pupils to Searson’s reconciliation con-

fessionals because of the allegations. “I challenged them on the fact of ‘would you guys believe a video recording that I brought to you?’ And they didn’t respond. “So I said ‘hey you wouldn’t even believe that, would you? Because it would create scandal for you guys, that you couldn’t handle’.” Mr Sleeman threatened to resign in 1986, but was still told by the Catholic Education Office that Searson would remain at Doveton for the foreseeable future. Mr Sleeman was warned he might not get another job if he resigned. And that’s the way it played out as he unsuccessfully applied for Catholic school principal vacancies over the next 10 years. “What compounds this whole sorry story is the fact of the authority and the standing and the power. That the people in Doveton, or a good percentage of the people in Doveton, would have seen that the parish priest is someone who is beyond reproach. “I believed, and I am convinced now, that the Melbourne Archdiocese had no concern for the parisioners of Holy Family School Doveton and what priests they sent to them.” Searson was finally removed as a priest, put on administrative leave and charged with unlawful assault after a complaint of him hitting an altar boy. He was released without conviction on a good behaviour bond, and died in 2009.

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Terse verse on ice BY THE age of 21, ‘Greg’ was using ice every day. Earlier this month Star News reported on Greg (not his real name) - one of many Casey youths who have been addicted and tormented by the drug ice. Greg, now 23, and his family, have spotted light at the end of the tunnel with the help of the Ice Meltdown Project, a rehabilitation group based in Drouin. Greg’s family have been attending the group’s community meetings for the last six months or so. Now Greg’s sister Elisha Dowsett has penned a poem about her brother’s battle with ice, which she plans to be part of a larger book she wants to write. The poem on Greg’s drug hell is published for readers below. The original article can be read at www.berwicknews.starcommunity.com. au/news/2015-11-10/a-victim-not-anaddict/ For more information on the Ice Meltdown Project, visit www.icemeltdown. org.au, or checkout their Facebook page. The Ice Devil Let me tell you a story ... About a boy I use to know ... As a teen so young and curious his temptations start to grow Happiness, hard work and fun Lace his daily events As behind the scenes the devil works Planning to trap his innocence ... Shelter, love and showered in spoil Thus being his reality But little does this precious boy know The hurt that was to be No better judgement to be seen When the devil picks his slave In just one puff you’ll surrender Doesn’t matter how strong or brave

Come closer, have a look, just one try Tell me young boy what do you see? To your family you are a blessing, a treasure But another victim you are to me ... You think they’re your friends but they are not I watch as you are convinced I have the power to tear you up To even test the way your mother thinks You see my trick is I will invite you in Welcome you with my addictive charm Then as you get to know me

You’ll see only storms after the calm I will dance with you, I will make you buzz Together just you and me Under my influence you’ll do as I say As I lead you to a fake serenity It begins with a rush of false thrill Innocence upon our first date I am laced with a lethal injection Be careful now I will determine your fate I am but a simple three letter word Not a label matching my consequence I steal, I ruin, I kill and inflict pain Watch me as I test any audience!

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I sit and count my victims As so many surrender each day I didn’t know I could trap them so easily Closer to me they come as they push their families away 1, 2, 10 today, more slaves to help me build I’m designing a path of destruction As so quickly I am dealt I count the souls that I already own And the ones that are almost mine A little piece of me begins to worry As defeating me is only a matter of time One by one they stand together My victims’ families know they are strong There is no trapping a protective parent Seeking answers, it won’t be long Janice and the ice meltdown project Who does she think she is? She is teaming with these parents And guiding my victims back to their families One by one they are making a stand Turning their tears into fight I’m still here but slowly I panic As my slaves are guided back to the light I may leave my victims with long term effects But not always do I kill This sister standing here tonight Has such determination and strong will She will tell the victims and their families That together they can defeat Best weapon is their shared understanding The ice devil as a team we’ll beat! - Elisha Dowsett

Knock, knock who’s there? THE City of Casey is bringing community consultations to local doorsteps. During December and January, council representatives will be walking the streets in a bid to increase community engagement. Mayor Sam Aziz said the fresh way of conducting market research was the start of a new council strategy. “It demonstrates we’re seriously thinking about alternative ways to hear from our community,” he said. Encouraging residents to answer the door bell, Cr Aziz said he hoped people would share their thoughts. “During the doorknock interviews, we will be asking residents about how they want to be consulted, on what topics, and their priorities for council’s advocacy to the State and Federal Governments,” he said. Households will be randomly selected from across the municipality. Metropolis Research staff will be door knocking on Saturdays and Sundays between 10am and 6 pm. All staff carry photo id and are clearly identifiable as survey staff (blue shoulder bag, clipboard and photo id). Staff will conduct the interviews on the front doorstep and will not ask to enter homes.

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She has a need to know By LACHLAN MOORHEAD IT’S doubtful anyone other than Robin Dzedins can say they’ve attended every public council meeting since the City of Casey’s inception. It means Robin has sat in more than 500 meetings over the almost two decades since they were made open to the public in 1998. That’s not to mention the couple of years worth of meetings the community stalwart attended when her local council was still the Shire of Cranbourne before it merged with the City of Berwick. “I’m interested in how our city runs, I’m interested in helping it be good,” Robin, who lives in Lynbrook, told Star News. “I’m interested in contributing, I’m interested in hearing how its run.” Robin - who is a member of the council’s conservation advisory committee, access and inclusion committee and the multifaith network - has seen a lot in the chambers over all these years. “There have been some unpleasant times where there was extreme tension between councillors so it wasn’t easy for them to work together,” Robin said. But to counter the lows, Robin,

a previous Casey volunteer award winner, said one of the biggest positives for council and the community was the looming development of Bunjil Place, council’s new cultural precinct. “That’s a standout for me, I think it will be so good for the city,” she said. “I’m dying to see an arts centre, and for us to have a big library.” An avid bird watcher, Robin has been passionate about the environment for as long as she can remember. “I’ve always been interested in attending council meetings because of my interest in environmental matters,” she said. “I’m always very aware of any council decisions that might affect the environment.” Going forward, Robin said the biggest issue for the City of Casey will be managing the municipality’s ever burgeoning growth. “It’s grown so big that many people living in Casey have utterly no idea where the borders are,” she said. “I find that sad. “I think if you live in Casey it’s good to know about it and to know exactly where it is and what it includes.”

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One sweet mix KIDS from Casey were cooking up a storm at Westfield Fountain Gate this week. Several youngsters took part in the Cooking with Kids class, set up at Lollipops Playland, near the shopping centre. Twice a month the staff at Lollipops Playland host the cooking class, which comes with all the ingredients included. Star News photographer Stewart Chambers visited Lollipops on Tuesday to take photos of all the cooking action. 147842

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Bert’s back to see the carols ringing out IT’S that time of the year again. The 25th annual Narre Warren North Community Carols will be held on Saturday 12 December at A’beckett Road Reserve. Bert Rae, a 70-plus year stalwart of Narre Warren North, is once again one of the masterminds behind making sure the carols run smoothly. The Narre Warren North Carols is sponsored by several organisations and will feature the Cranbourne Chorale, the Cranbourne Concert Band and the Narre Warren North School Choir. Piper Gordon Chalmers will also play on the night, while Ken Ferguson will be managing the sound deck. For more information contact Bert Rae on 9796 8215, or visit the Casey Council website at www. casey.vic.gov.au

Art makes calendar ART work by children from across Casey will feature in a council calendar next year. The council received more than 200 student entries for the ‘what happens to our recycling’ calendar and 13 made the final cut. Launched earlier this month during National Recycling Week the calendar will be distributed to the participating schools in Casey. City of Casey mayor Sam Aziz said the calendar was a great way to raise awareness around recycling especially among young residents. “The calendar encourages them to consider the way we use products and the footprint our waste has on landfill,” Cr Aziz said. For more information about recycling, including what items are recyclable, visit www.casey. vic.gov.au/wasteandrecycling

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House’s warm welcome EVERYONE’S welcome at the Hampton Park Community House. In addition to an after school care service, which Star News photographer STEWART CHAMBERS attended on Tuesday, there’s a range of other programs. Playgroups, men’s and women’s groups, tai chi and walking groups are just some of the programs offered at the Hampton Park Community House. And later this month, a new building will be opened at the Stuart Avenue facility, to be used as the Hampton Park Community Workspace. For more information, and to get involved with any of the programs, contact the Hampton Park Community House on 9799 0708. 147846

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David Widjaja, Steven’s dad, said his son started playing the piano at the age of six, as he looked to follow in the footsteps of his older 11-year-old brother, Michael. “When Michael started playing piano I asked Steven if he wanted to, I thought maybe he’d also want to play,” David said. “I let them have piano lessons and they’re still playing sometimes they play solo and then sometimes they play a duet together. “I’m very proud.” The pair compete in regular piano competitions, while

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Students honouring lost teacherâ€™s legacy By LACHLAN MOORHEAD BELOVED art teacher Phil Perryman may be gone, but he will never be forgotten by the students he taught. The Narre Warren South P-12 College teacher lost his battle with leukaemia in April but left an indelible mark on the school where he contributed so much. In memory of his legacy, the schoolâ€™s Year 11 VCAL students managed to raise $3000 for Philâ€™s wife Rylea, and three children Samara, Tahlia, and Billy, which they presented to the family in the form of a cheque earlier this month. Teacher Flynn Wilkinson said Philâ€™s death, and the hole it left in his family, had a profound effect on the schoolâ€™s students and staff. â€œPhilâ€™s passing left his wife Rylea to bring up their three beautiful children

on her own,â€? Flynn said. â€œThe funeral of Phil saw their two daughters Samara and Tahlia crying inconsolably but two-year-old Billy ran all around the room, meeting as many of these â€˜strangersâ€™ as he could. â€œIt put a real poignant exclamation mark on what happened and left all of us with much to think about. â€œMoments such as these leave us thinking - how can I help?â€? The VCAL students run a series of fund-raising projects, which included a sports day, a VCAL concert, and a special student-led breakfast. â€œOur students were steadfast in their determination following Philâ€™s passing - we must help this family,â€? Flynn said. The cheque was presented to Rylea on Thursday 19 November at a special assembly, with her little son Billy also a welcome guest.

By GEORGIA WESTGARTH A SEMI-trailer was left in a peculiar position after the driver lost control on Clyde Road due to a substance on the road. The cabin had jack-knifed and was almost parallel with the trailer at the intersection of Clyde Road, Moondarra Drive and Meadowlands Way, about 11.45am on Thursday 26 November. The driver was travelling east and the twisted cabin was turned toward the right turning lane. A spokeswoman from the Narre Warren Police Station said another woman had phoned the station regarding the unsafe substance. â€œThe caller said her car had basically done the same thing as the truck, but VicRoads was notified and itâ€™s been cleaned up,â€? she said.

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Council backing schools religious studies By LACHLAN MOORHEAD CASEY council will call on the State Government to reverse its decision to scrap special religious instruction from the Victorian school curriculum. This month, the council resolved to write to Education Minister James Merlino and Multicultural Affairs Minister Robin Scott to urge them to reverse the decision after councillor Amanda Stapledon presented a joint letter signed by six residents in support of the religious study.

Earlier this year the Andrews government ordered that the weekly 30-minute program move to lunchtime and before and after school in 2016 to accommodate new content on world histories, cultures, faiths and ethics. Cr Stapledon urged the City of Casey to add its voice to a 9154-signature petition which was presented to Shadow Education Minister Nick Wakeling on 12 November calling on SRI to stay in the curriculum. The Mayfield Ward councillor said the â€œreligious identity of all studentsâ€?

needed to be â€œrespectedâ€?. â€œI think something as important as faith is something intrinsic to who we are,â€? Cr Stapledon said. â€œItâ€™s important to be in a place where it can be managed well and gives our wonderful diverse multicultural community an option to learn about their faith.â€? Cr Kaplon was the only councillor to oppose the motion but has since changed his mind citing a â€œmisunderstandingâ€?. He told Star News that he originally

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Attack: Rosalie rallies By LACHLAN MOORHEAD GREENS MP Nina Springle has again slammed Casey Councillor Rosalie Crestani for being the MC at this month’s Reclaim Australia rally in Melton. South Eastern Metropolitan State Greens MP Ms Springle accused Cr Crestani on Monday of promoting “right-wing extremism” and said Reclaim Australia “buys into the logic of terrorism”. “We acknowledge the tremendous pain, suffering and tragic loss of so many people in terrorist attacks over the last few weeks,” Ms Springle, the Victorian Greens’ spokesperson for multicultural affairs, said.

“Violent extremism must be resisted - but not with the kind of right-wing extremism that Cr Crestani and Reclaim Australia promotes. “Reclaim Australia buys into the logic of terrorism, which is all about fear, division and us-versus-them. “It’s exactly what we don’t need.” It’s the second time Ms Springle has criticised Cr Crestani, who is also the deputy leader of Danny Nalliah’s Rise Up Australia Party (RUAP). After she was MC at Reclaim’s previous rally in Melbourne’s CBD in July, Ms Springle said Cr Crestani should be “condemned” for participating in it, which

later led to the two breaking bread over lunch at Parliament House. But Ms Springle’s criticism this week saw Cr Crestani hitting back on Monday, labelling her claims of extremism as “delusional and ignorant”. “Nina was not at the rally that I know. If she was, she would’ve seen that as MC, I invited an Aboriginal elder named Aunty Majorie who took the Reclaim stage at Melton in support and I also acknowledged the traditional custodians of our land,” she said. “Opening the rally also with a statement that 'racists and Nazis go home’ also dispels Ms Springle’s false statement.”

Cr Crestani also hit back directly at Ms Springle’s statement claiming Reclaim Australia “buys into the logic of terrorism”. “Whatever does that statement mean anyway? My involvement in Reclaim has been to expose the basis for the Islamic terrorist attacks,” Cr Crestani said. “What I want to buy in to is a safety and security for all Australians and preserve Australian culture and patriotism.” The Four Oaks councillor has now invited Ms Springle to next month’s rally in Cronulla, New South Wales, in the “spirit of diplomacy”.

Multi-cultural exchange is making the news NEWSREADER Helen Kapalos was a welcome guest to the City of Casey this month. The newly appointed chairperson of the Victorian Multicultural Commission and journalist was the guest speaker at a special community forum convened by Narre Warren South MP Judith Graley, where residents from a variety of different cultures were given the opportunity to discuss a range of issues. Ms Graley said the community was thrilled at the chance to meet and chat with Helen. “Our wonderfully diverse and growing local community faces many unique challenges and it is so very important that we all work together to address them,”

she said. “I am very pleased that so many people from so many backgrounds got to meet the new chairperson of the Victorian Multicultural Commission right here in Casey. “Ms Kapalos took a real interest in what people were saying, displaying such genuine compassion and warmth as she took the time to meet and hear from everyone. “We had a fantastic discussion about the issues facing our community and I know that we will all continue to work together to make our community great.” For more information about the Victoria Multicultural Commission, and to apply for grants, please visit www.multicultural.vic.gov. au

Newsreader Helen Kapalos, Narre Warren South MP Judith Graley and members of Casey's multicultural community.

Centre named after St Germain By GEORGIA WESTGARTH SOME of Clyde’s architectural history will be appreciated for years to come with a proposed new shopping and business hub to be named after the St Germain Homestead. The National Trustlisted estate in Clyde North was the inspiration for naming the area’s newest activity centre a part of the Thompsons Road Precinct Structure Plan. The ‘St Germain’ centre is set to deliver a health and business sector including supermarkets, speciality retail shops, restaurants, childcare facilities, a gym and office space. Casey Mayor Sam Aziz said it was a fantastic link to the old Clyde and ward Councillor Geoff Ablett said the activity centre was just what the growing area needed. “St Germain estate is set to deliver a new health and business precinct to support 8900 jobs and a residential community of about 6100 new homes over the next 20 years,” Cr Ablett said. The old homestead is located on McCormacks Road in Clyde North.

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Oldie is a goodie By CASEY NEILL CRANBOURNE man Mike Hall lives and breathes athletics. The 77-year-old was born in Cheltenham in the UK and in 1966 accepted an offer to migrate to Australia to continue his professional soccer career with Port Melbourne Slavia. Mike was later a player and coach at Dandenong City Soccer Club. “I retired at about 35 and we bought a farm up at Tynong North,” he said. He spent a few years setting up the property then at age 42, in 1981, came across Masters Athletics - “veteran athletics as it was in those days” - which targets women aged 30-plus and men aged 35 and over. “I thought: ’I’ll get back into doing some serious exercise’,” he said. Using the nearby forest as his training ground, he started doing long-distance running and Melbourne Marathons. “After a few years I took up hurdling and I did that for about 25 years, until I had a knee reconstruction - about 18 months ago, I suppose it was,” he said. “So I stopped hurdling but then my surgeon at the time said that he would guarantee - even at 75 at the time - that I’d be running again and he was right. “There’s metal in there now but I’m probably running quicker than I was before it was done, which is amazing really.” Mike has set more than 150 records, with 36 still intact dating back to 1985. “Once I got into hurdling, that’s where I had the most success. I got medals in three World Games over the years,” he said. “I got plenty of Australian records and gold medals in the state and national championships.” Mike said Melbourne’s World

Games in 1987 were the most memorable. “We had 6000 athletes from around the world for these games in Melbourne,” he said. “It was all so well done at the time and nobody’s managed to better that before or since.“ Brisbane hosted in 2002 so next year’s event in Perth will be Australia’s third World Games in 40 years. Mike’s wife Penny shares his passion - and success - and will likely be competing alongside him. “She’s a race walker. Penny hasn’t been competing seriously for the past two or three years because we compete in age groups and the older you get, the more important it is when you hit a new age group,” he said. Penny was about to hit 75 when the Gazette spoke to Mike and couldn’t wait for the birthday. “She leaves all those 70-year-olds behind. And the 80-year-olds don’t want to see her come in,” he said. “Masters athletes are the only ones who look forward to getting older!” The Halls travelled around the world to compete and socialise. “I bumped into a journalist who was into the athletics in America,” Mike said. “There were thousands of masters athletes over there so he started writing a newspaper. “I thought ’that’s just what we need in Australia’.” He produced The Veteran Athlete from 1986 to 1992, publishing stories, photographs, news, results and forthcoming events. “I was producing this every four weeks - all by long hand, of course, in those days,” he said. “(Star News Group owner) Ian

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Thomas was a good friend of mine at the time and I showed him what I was thinking of doing. “He said: ’If you’re serious about it and you do all the work and bring it to us every four weeks...’ and they did the editing and printed the whole thing for us. “We kept that going for nearly 10 years. “We’d send it out to 4000 veteran athletes all around the country.” But the advertisers started to drop off. “We couldn’t keep it going because it was costing us money,” he said. His desire to share the stories of Masters Athletes stayed with him, so he last year produced Age Shall Prove No Barrier in the Pursuit of Excellence: A Selection of Some of Australia’s Greatest Veteran/Masters Athletes. “I know all these people. I’ve seen what they’ve done,” he said. “Two of them since I’ve done the

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book have gone. I thought ’I’d better get it done before it’s too late’ and I was just in time with two of them.” Mike said that knowing all the athletes personally was a big help in preparing the book. “It took me about nine months there were a lot of sleepless nights,” he said. “Choosing who to include was the hardest part. “Gradually I had to cut it back to 30, but I could have easily doubled it.” He’s sold about 350 books “so it well and truly paid for itself”. Mike hopes it will inspire others to join the organisation or set personal health and fitness goals. “I try to get the message across of how important it is for older people to watch their diet and exercise,” he said. “It’s so important when you get to this age that you can live those last years without suffering, which so many do.

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Teens duke it out in awards By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A NARRE Warren and Berwick teenager are among just 75 young Victorians who will be awarded the Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award this weekend. Narre Warren’s Susan Zhang, 19, who has only been living in Australia for the last three years, will on Saturday be recognised with one of the world’s premier awards for young students. The choice to complete the Duke of Edinburgh, which was established in 1963, is entirely voluntary, with each participant choosing what activities they want to take part in for each section. Susan said her Duke of Edinburgh experience gave her the opportunity to improve her English and overcome the language

barrier that became commonplace when moving to a new country. “My trip to Thailand for the residential project is one of the most amazing journeys that I have ever experienced,” she said. “I travelled there alone to spend my time with local people and work as a teaching assistant in a village school.” Seventeen-year-old Abigail Rowe, from Berwick, said embarking on the award gave her a lot of “positive energy”. “At the end of every camp, I felt so proud of myself,” she said. “This award truly allowed me to see how lucky I am.” A survey of the 2015 Gold Awardees conducted by The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Victoria revealed that 87 per cent found the award gave them confidence to

pursue their career goals, while 94 per cent said their chances of employability had increased. The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Victoria CEO Anoushka Gungadin said the award provided “real world” knowledge and essential life skills. “We are very proud of our Gold Awardees,” she said. “They have all worked extremely hard for this award, and we are optimistic about their future with such a high percentage of awardees gaining confidence in their job prospects. “The Gold Award Gala will be a fantastic way for the community to recognise and celebrate their outstanding achievements.” The Gold Award Gala will be held in Melbourne at the Grand Hyatt this Saturday 5 December.

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Susan Zhang, from Narre Warren, will be awarded the Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award this weekend.

Council’s quick response when cash needed CASEY council has replaced its Ward Grant program with a new process to ensure it is in line with amendments to the Local Government Act. The council will now abide by the new Quick Response Grant policy after the Local Government Amendment (Improved Governance) Bill 2015 was passed by Parliament in October, which sees a number

of changes to the Local Government Act including abolishing councillor discretionary funds. Edrington Ward councillor Susan Serey, who moved the motion, said the current Councillor Ward Grant policy would not be compliant under next year’s bill and the council has now resolved to adopt the new process. “Although it’s not yet in op-

eration, the council is quickly responding to the new legislation in recognition of good governance,” Cr Serey said. Casey Mayor Sam Aziz said the Quick Response Grant program would allow the council to continue to provide “efficient funding opportunities” for community groups who need financial assistance in a “short time frame”.

“The Quick Response Grant program will provide responses to applicants within three business days and will support community groups, sporting clubs and schools to provide services for the benefit of the Casey community,” he said. The new grants program includes the same eligibility criteria as the previous policy. The grants are designed for

community groups, local organisations, schools, sporting clubs and associations that service Casey and are facing unexpected expenses, trialling a new program or activity, or which don’t meet the criteria of other council grant programs. Applicants will be required to submit an application online at www.casey.vic.gov.au/fundingandgrants.

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Wayne COUNCILLOR Smith will call for a meeting with the Andrews Government after Labor last year promised to build a new technical school in Casey. Cr Smith plans to raise a motion at Tuesday’s council meeting calling for representatives from the Education Department to brief councillors on plans for the new Casey tech school. In the lead-up to the State Election, Labor promised $125 million for 10 new tech schools in Victoria, with one set to be built in Casey at a cost of about $12.5 million. At the time Narre Warren South MP Judith Graley said students at the new tech school would also maintain enrolment at their local secondary schools. “We are now facing a youth unemployment crisis, our young people are struggling just to get a start in life and without our help we could find ourselves with a lost generation,” she said. “That’s why Labor will reinvest in our schools, we will provide our young people with the skills and opportunities they need to get ahead in life.”

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VICTORIA’S largest business organisation has a new name. The 160-year-old Victorian Employers’ Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VECCI), based in Narre Warren, is now known as the Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry. President Mark Birrell said other state and territory chambers would progressively adopt the brand. “Our new name, along with the unveiling of our new logo, symbolises our enhanced focus on national issues of importance to Victorian business and stronger alignment with the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry,” he said. The group’s new logo features a twotone arrow pointing upwards toward the future within a Federation Star. “We will continue to serve our Victorian member base while benefitting from a stronger national identity,” Mr Birrell said.

CONNOR’S life has been changed through music. Connor Raselli, 14, is on the autism spectrum, and struggles to make friends, his mum Elk Raselli said. But since listening to an inspiring speech at an ICAN Network seminar, the former Berwick Grammar student decided to take a leap of faith and join the rethink autism movement. Since joining the network Elk said her son was a different person. His life is “happier and brighter", she said. “It’s hard for him to make friends because generally people on the autism spectrum have social and emotional disabilities and they can be highly intelligent but struggle socially. “ICAN has been absolutely fantastic for him, it’s been a positive in his life and given him mentors who also have autism that he can go to and speak to about things.” However, the biggest change in Connor’s daily life since joining ICAN in April this year has been teaching himself how to play the piano.

“After he got back from his first ICAN camp, I heard him having a tinkle on the piano and I thought wow,” Elk said of her son’s musical transformation. “The piano had just been sitting there - it was ICAN that empowered him.” Connor is now a member of the eight-piece ICAN band. “He rehearses every Sunday, he’s the youngest in the band, and it’s given him amazing opportunities he wouldn’t have otherwise had,” Elk said. The ICAN band performed in front of a crowd of 500 people at the launch of the ICAN Network on Monday 23 November at the Docklands. “Connor played the keyboard in front of all those people, and it was filmed by the ABC - I can’t speak highly enough of ICAN and what they’ve given to Connor,” Elk said. With a new musical hobby, new friends and a fresh a start at a new school for people on the autism spectrum Connor “is a changed man”. For more information on the ICAN Network visit: icannetwork.com.au

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Endeavour Hills mum finalist for care award AN ENDEAVOUR Hills mother was selected as a finalist in the National Carer Awards announced at Parliament House in Melbourne on Monday. Denise Damouni was selected as a finalist for this year’s National Carer Awards, presented by Dandenong MP Gabrielle Williams on behalf of Life Without Barriers and Carers Australia. Denise has been a committed and dedicated carer for her adult son, who sadly passed away in July this year. Her son, who was only 31, had

lived with dual diagnosis for many years. Nothing could prepare Denise and her husband and family for the loss of their son and brother, who left an enormous void in their lives. “Dual diagnosis is not contagious people need to be empathetic,” Denise said. “Families and people living with these illnesses don’t need sympathy - they need empathy and to be better understood.”

As a mother first and foremost, Denise supported her son through his health journey and has devoted much of her life to accessing the services and therapies he needed to stay healthy. Over the past few years, Denise has been a strong supporter for carers of people with mental health and substance use issues. She said the hardest part about supporting someone living with mental illness was the discrimination that ex-

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Sizzling into mental health A COMMUNITY barbecue in Casey, which aims to raise more awareness around mental health, is again taking place this month. Monash Health will host the Christmas barbecue in Cranbourne. The employees who work in this space understand how important it is to remind people living in the City of Casey that they are not alone when it comes to mental illness. Cranbourne Community Mental Health community worker Heather Mikronis is again helping to organise the event. The barbecue will take place on Thursday 10 December from noon to 3pm at the Cranbourne Botanical Gardens.

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NESTLED into the foothills of Upper Beaconsfield, this idyllic lifestyle retreat has seen better days in its past. It now presents a fantastic opportunity to again become another family’s much loved rural retreat. Set on five acres with a substantial dam at its foot, the property will suit horses/ grazing and allows plenty of room for the hobbyists/tradies to tinker around in its sheds. The home has two levels, three bedrooms (ensuite), elevated deck beneath two huge Manalay palms, a double carport and more.

A perfect proposition for renovation enthusiasts.

581 O’Neil Road Inspect: Saturday from 12.30pm Auction: Saturday, 5 December, at 1pm Contact: Peter Watson, 0418 105 402 FIRST NATIONAL NEILSON PARTNERS, BERWICK, 9707 6000

COMING SOON Berwick’s newest estate is surrounded by green parklands and recreational fields. Offering absolute park frontage and situated within walking distance to wetlands and a future waterfront town centre, Llano presents a unique lifestyle opportunity.

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Beaconsfield Upper

24 Brennan Avenue

Buyers Over $680,000

LARGE FAMILY HOME – LIVE THE LIFESTYLE!! We offer this 5 bedroom home that enjoys all the benefits Upper Beaconsfield has to offer - Space, clean country air & the bird life while having the convenience of Secondary schools in Berwick, Beaconsfield & Officer - The Village Township, vibrant community, excellent Primary school & Kinder. Two living areas – family room includes cathedral ceilings & reverse cycle split system, the lounge & dining enjoys a great outlook over the garden & outdoor space. Timber kitchen has an open feel with ample cupboard & bench space with built in pantry & island bench. Built in robes & walk in robe in the 5 bedrooms while the main has full ensuite.

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54 Flinders Chase

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QUAINT & EXQUISITE AT LAKESIDE!! Located opposite Parkland and so very close to shopping & restaurant precinct, schools, Cultural Centre & of course the lake, is this home comprising open plan family living & dining areas incorporating the kitchen with island bench, walk in pantry & stainless steel appliances. Separate study & powder room. Upstairs, a huge master with vaulted ceiling, walk in robes & full ensuite & 2 other bedrooms with walk in robes & separate bathroom. Ducted heat, high ceilings, double garage with internal access & semi enclosed pergola area is ideal for those summer BBQ’s. An inspection will certainly impress.

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Currently under construction are these five luxurious townhouses. Each of the homes have three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a large kitchen, lovely open plan living areas, ducted heating, split system air-conditioning and a double remote garage with direct access into the home which is a great benefit plus low maintenance throughout. Dont miss out!!

The opportunity to purchase a working farm with an annual income on the township fringe is hard to find. The property has 3 titles & 126 acres with 2 dwellings. 1) 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms home that has plenty of living areas & triple garage. 2) A smaller home with 3 bedrooms, open plan living & 2 bathrooms. The farm has large machinery sheds, 5 meg dam, office & central laneway. All which is only minutes to the UGB & M1 F/Way. Plenty of potential here!!

36 RAILWAY AVENUE Inspect Saturday 5th December 11:00-11:45am

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$500,000

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Wiadrowski Orchard Release!! With a sealed road, blocks like this one are rarely offered. 2.053HA all cleared, building and waste envelope at the rear of the block. Tranquil views across the valley and to the north. Power and phone available, close proximity to Pakenham Upper Pony Club, general store and cricket ground. Your new rural lifestyle awaits!!

You can see the city lights coming with the developments edging closer. This 27 acres (approx) is ideally located from the Princes Highway on a sealed road is ideal for those looking to the future!! Sitting on the land today is a four bedroom weatherboard home, stable complex and 12 paddocks and boxes which allow you to keep the horses safe or maybe agist horses to supplement an income. Inspect, dream & prosper today and in to the future!

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BERWICK 8 VALDA CLOSE Elevated and taking in views of the surrounding district, this modern family home of grand proportions is located in one of Berwickâ€™s finest neighbourhoods. A perfect balance of indoor and outdoor living areas and a stunning amount of accommodation blend seamlessly to create the ultimate family home. There is the choice of four separate living areas including formal lounge with gas fire, family room with timber bi-fold doors opening to the outdoor areas, a downstairs rumpus/home theatre and a further upstairs living room with a balcony. There are four huge bedrooms, each with its own en-suite and walk-in robe, the master bedroom also boasts a large private balcony. A decked and covered outdoor entertaining area features cafĂŠ blinds and heating, making it useable year-round and the landscaped rear yard boasts a sparkling in-ground pool. Call to arrange your inspection today.

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Contact Agent Saturday 11:00-11:30am Photo ID required Daniel Mirabito 0402 258 353 NARRE WARREN 8794 6100

BERWICK 13 GAVINTON PLACE

BERWICK 2/13 PEEL STREET

In this quiet court location sits this 5 bedroom home with an outdoor entertaining area leading onto a huge backyard full of local birdlife. Comforts include evaporative cooling, gas ducted heating, timber floors, security system and lock up garage with rear access. Close to local schools, nearby reserves and a short distance to Berwick Village.

Moments from the Berwick Village, situated in the most exclusive pocket of Olde Berwick, this private townhouse offers a once in a lifetime opportunity. With shops, cafes and public transport access close by and Pioneer Park just next door, the location is superb. Features include spacious open plan living and dining, three generous bedrooms, a study or fourth bedroom and a wonderful courtyard plus double garage.

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PRICE $670,000 plus buyers INSPECT Saturday 1:00 - 1:30pm Photo ID required CONTACT Chris Hill 0401 178 455 Karen Lester 0419 538 819 BERWICK 9707 1400

Saturday 12th December 2015 at 12pm unless sold prior INSPECT Saturday 11:00 - 11:30am Photo ID required CONTACT Chris Hill 0401 178 455 BERWICK 9707 1400

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complex of only four units sits this stunningly renovated two bedroom, one bathroom home, close to Berwick Village. LIGHT and bright open-plan living spaces are brought to life with modern tones, sparkling floorboards and quality finishes throughout. The impressive kitchen is only a few months old and features a solid timber-lined island bench, stainless-steel appliances and good cupboard space. A meals area and spacious lounge room allow for easy, low maintenance lifestyles. Many a Sunday afternoon barbecue has been enjoyed under the covered decking and private back garden, unusually large for a unit, allowing gardeners and pet owners the space they need.

THIS quality family home is in a 2

3/62-64 Peel Street Inspect: Saturday, 11am-11.30am Price: $399,000 plus Contact: Kristen Turner, 0410 615 228 PEAKE REAL ESTATE, BERWICK, 9707 5300

prime top-of-the-court location, an easy walk to Fountain Gate secondary and primary schools, with easy access to the Monash Freeway and also close to Westfield Fountain Gate Shopping Centre. THE ground floor has a formal lounge/ dining, open plan kitchen with stainlesssteel appliances, adjoining meals area, a fourth bedroom/study, powder room and laundry.

Upstairs holds the main bedroom with full ensuite and walk-in wardrobe, plus two other bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and the family bathroom. There is new 100 per cent wool carpets, new tiling, plus it's been freshly painted throughout. Other inclusions are ducted heating and cooling, double lock-up garage, outdoor entertainment area and secure back yard.

Price: $590,000 plus Contact: Gary Andrews, 0400 250 075 FIRST NATIONAL NEILSON PARTNERS, NARRE WARREN, 9705 4888

HALLAM 33 CHESHUNT DRIVE

Stunning Lifestyle Property on Almost Â˝ an Acre. This ideal family home in an enviable location boasts stunning architectural features and expansive living areas on a magnificent allotment of almost half an acre. Inside, a warm and welcoming home features timeless styling and quality throughout. Picturesque views of the district from the top level and beautiful garden vistas from virtually every room.

A perfect location combines with a great sized family home that is liveable yet allows scope to improve and add value, while also adding your own style and flair. Young families will be thrilled with the two large and separate living areas. Those seeking extra car accommodation or shedding are sure to be excited with the double carport with drive-through access to the garage. Donâ€™t delay your inspection!

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Tuesday 8th December at 6pm unless sold prior PRICE $850,000 Plus Buyers INSPECT Saturday 2:00-2:30pm Photo ID required CONTACT Daniel Mirabito 0402 258 353 NARRE WARREN 8794 6100

Tuesday 15th December at 6pm unless sold prior PRICE $370,000 Plus Buyers INSPECT Saturday 11:00-11:30pm Wednesday 5:00-5:30pm Photo ID required CONTACT Daniel Mirabito 0402 258 353 NARRE WARREN 8794 6100

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GARFIELD 240 LOVERS LANE This custom design & built home is up for the taking. A regretful sale, with so much potential to be had in this majestic 20 acre horse property. A ranch style home boasting the country feel with a modern twist. The main hub of the home integrates the kitchen with living & dining zones. Country style kitchen with ample cupboard & bench space with an imported Falcon oven & cook top. A butlerâ€™s pantry with dishwasher & fridge cavity. You will also enjoy year round comfort with zoned ducted refrigerated cooling & heating. All 4 bedrooms boast so much space & wardrobe storage, with the master suite entailing walk through robe. The living space in the home isnâ€™t short either with a formal zone, rumpus pool room & living area. An over sized remote double garage attached to the home & ample amount of shedding both open & enclosed. This property is sure to impress, so an inspection is a must so call today!

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PAKENHAM 16-18 Station Street 5941 1977 1209511

Saturday 19th December 11:00am unless sold prior Saturday 5th December 11:00-11:30am Photo ID required Catherine Rogers 0430 085 913

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PAKENHAM 3 BENOR COURT Situated on a 734sqm this family home has so much to offer inside and out. A sensational master bedroom with ensuite and walk in robe as well as boasting a bay window overlooking the very well maintained front garden. A renovated front lounge room with Coonara wood fire heater makes the perfect entertaining area. A double remote garage with heaps of room for two cars. The perfect entertaining area with access from the garage, laundry and master bedroom. Fully in built 4 person spa, brick bar with timber top finish will have you pouring and entertaining all year round as it is fully enclosed.

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Saturday 19th December 1:00pm unless sold prior Saturday 5th December 1:00-1:30 Photo ID required Stuart Sheppard 0422 106 084

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3 Fairhazel Court

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Tranquil Haven

Set on over half an acre, showcasing stunning, landscaped, grdns & views of country landscape is this cape-cod inspired young home. Over 42sqrs, 4/5 BR’s & 3 living rms. Kitch with Falcon cooking, stone bench tops & WI pantry. incorp., family rm & dining. Front retreat offers a casual setting, formal lounge, with gas log fire. Parents retreat with dble, stone ens. Wool carpets, duct heat & cool. Down stairs powder room.

This much loved family home is the epitome of true country life. Commencing with the beautiful panoramic views, the natural wildlife & birds & the quiet serenity of this property embraces you from the moment you enter. Approx 2.5 acres of cleared land, 4 paddocks suitable for horses. 3 of the paddocks have gravity fed water, fencing in excellent cond. 4BR’s, master with ens & 4th BR downstairs. Dble c/port, duct heat & wood heater.

Price: Buyers Over $950,000 Inspect Saturday 2.00 pm - 2.30 pm Amanda Charles 0400 347 968

Price: Buyers Over $650,000 Inspect Saturday 1.00 pm - 1.30 pm Jeanine Presley 0438 332 411

BEACONSFIELD UPPER

34 Beaconsfield Emerald Road

BEACONSFIELD UPPER

Old Charm Modern Conveniences

Exquisite Acreage

Perfectly located on just under half an acre is this recently refreshed home of generous proportions. The circa 1930’s residence has been enhanced by including high, decorative ceilings, dble hung windows & antique light fittings. 4BR’s, formal lounge & spac., kitchen, incorp dining & family room. Wood heater, duct heat, evap cool, butler’s pantry, double, stone ens & WIR to master. Full veranda, triple remote garage / workshop.

Situated in the heart of Upper Beaconsfield Village is this superb property on over 2 & a quarter acres, offering endless opportunities. Located within an easy walk to the School, kinder, Hotel, winery, & Village. The established trees, including a stunning oak of over 100 years in age add character & charm to this private property. This well balanced, useable parcel of land features majestic gardens & a 2BR outbuilding.

Price: Buyers Over $730,000 Inspect Saturday 12.00 pm - 12.30 pm Amanda Charles 0400 347 968

Price: Buyers Over $630,000 Inspect Saturday 3.00 pm - 3.30 pm Amanda Charles 0400 347 968

BEACONSFIELD

Unit 2/58-60 Woods Street

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The Highest Level of Grandeur

With just a hop, skip & jump to the heart of Beaconsfield’s vibrant township this blue chip location is walking distance to cafes boutique & mainstream shopping & transport. Positioned on a site of 4 units this neat tidy property will appeal to investors with a long term excellent tenant. $1,260pcm. 2BR’s both with WIR’s. Spacious kitchen with open plan meals area & large. Sgle garage & courtyard. Low maintenance living.

Expressions of Interest Closing 12th Dec at 5pm Designed to impress & finished for family living, is this superb home on just under quarter of an acre. 4BR’s, ens with spa to master, formal lounge & dining. Kitchen, incorp., casual dining & family room with a sep., retreat/ games room, spac., studio/home office with powder room, sec sys. Garage & seperate workshop. Decked alfresco off the family room & paved entertaining area.

Price: Buyes Over $299,000 Inspect Saturday 11.00 am - 11.30 am Jeanine Presley 0438 332 411

Price: Expressions of Interest Inspect Saturday 2.00 pm - 2.30 pm Amanda Charles 0400 347 968

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4A 2B 2C 1E

BERWICK 34 Balmain Drive

A MODERN MASTERPIECE ON THE NORTHSIDE Rarely does a home tick so many boxes. Prestigious location, high-end finishes, entertainers paradise, luxury inclusions, versatile floorplan and fantastic street appeal; and that’s just for starters. From the moment you step into the grand front entry, you’ll be mesmerised by all this house has to offer. Just off the entry is the conveniently located study or fifth bedroom which then adjoins the huge master bedroom which includes a large walk-in-robe and ensuite featuring a luxurious corner spa, plus your own private landing to enjoy your morning cuppa. Just a few steps takes you to the elevated formal lounge and dining area which have superb views to Wilson Botanic Park and Port Phillip bay and a wood heater for those cosy evenings at home.This area then extends to a large tiled family room, meals area, and gourmet kitchen which includes granite benchtops and further views to the local hills. Directly off this is a fully enclosable, secure balcony for use in any weather, naturally with views! Downstairs there is three additional large bedrooms, kids retreat area plus a further rumpus room.This area also houses the laundry, another large decked area, and another bathroom that includes a second inside spa and SAUNA! Your extensive list of internal features also includes high ceilings with beautiful ornate cornices and roses, six-star zoned ducted heating, cooling plus split system, intercom, ducted vacuum and internal access. Outside is just as impressive.There’s side access enough to fit your motorhome, a separate enclosed BBQ/kitchenette, four water tanks, the maximum allowable solar electricity system, garden shed, grass for the kids to play and topped by a huge commercial sunshade, an approximately 10m X 5m salt-chlorinated in-ground pool! This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to enjoy an envious lifestyle in a great location. Call now to book your inspection.

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 2.00PM Buyers Over $890,000 - Expressions Of Interest Closing 5pm Friday 11th December 2015 Craig Ward 0409 695 188 1209542

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3A 2B 2C

BEACONSFIELD 581 O’Neil Road

GREEN VALLEY FARM 5 GLORIOUS ACRES IN SOUGHT AFTER LOCALE

AUCTION THIS SATURDAY

Nestled into the foothills of Upper Beaconsfield, this idyllic lifestyle retreat has seen better days in its past. It now presents a fantastic opportunity to again become another family’s much loved rural retreat. Set on 5 acres with a substantial dam at its foot, the property will suit horses/ grazing and allows plenty of room for the hobbyists/ tradies to tinker around in its sheds.The home encompasses 2 levels, 3 bedrooms (ensuite) elevated deck beneath 2 huge Manalay Palms, double carport and more. The perfect proposition for renovation enthusiasts.

INSPECT SATURDAY FROM 12.30PM Auction Saturday 5th December at 1.00pm Peter Watson 0418 105 402

4A 2B 4C

NARRE WARREN NORTH 20 Randle Court

BERWICK 29 Caserta Drive

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1 ACRE - 4 CAR GARAGE - EXPANSIVE LIVING ZONES

Sophisticated contemporary living amidst lush lawns and tropical greenery. Featuring a crisp, ivory rendered residence, step inside to magnificent polished hardwood floors, cathedral ceilings and expansive glassed areas. It incorporates 4 separate living areas including a stunning alfresco entertainment room that opens via bifold café doors to a split level outdoor entertainment deck complete with BBQ and spa pavilions.An extensive lawn extends beyond, leaving ample room for children’s play area or that shed or pool you’ve always wanted.The home includes four bedrooms, modern bathrooms and stone benched master chefs’ kitchen.A superbly established lifestyle retreat offering seclusion and serenity within walking distance to the centre of the Narre North community shopping precinct, major shopping, freeway etc. INSPECT SATURDAY AT 12.00PM Buyers Over $1,100,000 Tracy de Riter 0407 343 629

A magnificent family residence encompassing some 47sqs under roof providing the perfect integration of refined formal entertaining areas and expansive casual living zones.Accessed via electronic gated entry, timber boardwalk water feature and professionally landscaped gardens the home displays 4 large bedrooms, study, master with his and hers walk in robes, ensuite, formal lounge with vaulted ceiling and gas log fire, central fully appointed stone benched kitchen including butler’s pantry, meals area, generous family room, huge rumpus / theatre room with fitted kitchenette, separate children’s play room and stunning Alfresco outdoor BBQ area.With quality finishes, 4 car garage, direct home entry, refrigerated A/C, alarm, video surveillance and 22700ltr water storage. Only moments to Berwick Village Shops, major schools and transport. INSPECT BY APPOINTMENT Buyers Over $1,100,000 Graeme Curtis 0419 538 940

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BELGRAVE SOUTH 1315 Wellington Road

“SERENDIPITY” TWO TITLES TOTALLING 23 ACRES This is a wonderful opportunity to purchase quality land with a substantial master built home in a location that blends the best of country lifestyle with the convenience of urban facilities.The residence features soaring cathedral ceilings with northeast facing living areas linking to an outdoor living pavilion. Encompassing some 40 sqs of living space, the home includes 5 bedrooms, formal lounge, separate dining, expansive family room and adjoining kitchen with quality appliances.A rumpus/ theatre room opens to a full length verandah and a large mezzanine provides the perfect retreat/home office opportunity. Car accommodation is plentiful with an oversized double garage and workshop loft directly accessible above.The property is cleared with good quality pastures, stock proof fencing, a 6m x 7.5m shed/animal shelter and water via dam and tanks. Lot 1, the house title comprises 7.7 ha and Lot 2, a separate vacant title at the front of the property is 1.2 ha.This provides the perfect opportunity for a family to purchase both titles with the prospect of building a further dwelling on the current vacant title. INSPECT SATURDAY AT 2.00PM For Sale By Negotiation Peter Watson 0418 105 402 or Alexandra Hamilton 0478 740 187

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MORTGAGEE’S AUCTION

Saturday 12th December at 11:00AM 33 Bridge Road & 22 Cyan Crescent, Officer

Complete the Pictures - Two Partly Constructed Houses - To Be Sold Separately

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• Land 497sqm • Additional Frontage to Lime Place

• Land 417sqm • Additional Frontage to Melon Place

Paul Sutherland 0418 360 162 | Grant Sutherland 0418 390 185

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3A 2B 6C

GARFIELD NORTH 230 Garfield North Road

OAKLEIGH: 122 ACRES OF SECLUSION AND PRIVACY! Superbly positioned adjoining Mt Canibal Reserve is the unique holding lush rolling pasture is bounded by mature nature trees comprising by three dams, mains water and sealed road frontage, excellent multipurpose shedding plus cattle yards and loose boxes for horses. A ridge top setting is home to an original brick residence comprising of 3-4 bedrooms, open plan living area with O.F.P and country style kitchen. There is a separate double car garage with storage room/ office plus a 30x40 high clearance shed for additional storage.A second dwelling in a very tired state, separate from the main residence. Equestrian enthusiasts will enjoy the convenience to ride out from the property to nearby riding tracks.An outstanding holding on the rural fringe just north of the Princes Highway. INSPECT BY APPOINTMENT Buyers Over $1,400,000 Todd McKenna 0418 391 182

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GARFIELD 130 Mont Albert Road

3A 1B 8C 1E

UNLIMITED POTENTIAL ON 5 SCENIC ACRES!

3A 2B 2C

PAKENHAM 1/12 Henty Street

BEAUTIFULLY POSITIONED NEAR EVERYTHING

With scenic views of the local district, this quaint residence offers privacy and potential.An original cottage of unique charm with Hardwood floors, three bedrooms, plus study, spacious lounge and country style kitchen. Encompassed by a neatly kept garden and mature oak trees.A versatile 5 acre allotment divided into 3 paddocks with dam and mains water, handy farm shed. An enclosure for dogs has also been created that is versatile in its use. Situated on the fringe of Garfield. Move right in or further renovate the opportunities are endless, but land of this quality and location is seldom found.

This lovely three bedroom townhouse is located in a prime position, close to the heart of Pakenham. Comprising of three bedrooms the master with ensuite whilst the remaining bedrooms feature built in robes.A light filled kitchen with ample storage and bench space and adjoin dining area are complimented by polished hard wood floors that opens to a low maintenance colour filled garden complete with a separate outdoor area suitable for entertaining.A spacious lounge offers glazed views to the garden. Enjoy the convenience of ducted heating, split system cooling and garaging for two vehicles.A short stroll from main street shopping, public transport and parkland.

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 3:00PM Buyers Over $550,000 Todd McKenna 0418 391 182

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 11:45AM Buyers Over $300,000 Todd McKenna 0418 391 182 or Jenni Lewandowski 0419 849 524

OFFICER 34 Lexington Crescent

GREAT LOCATION! PRICED TO SELL! Located in Officer’s Park Central Estate, this 504m2 (approx) allotment is in an ideal location that has endless potential to become a beautifully structured neighbourhood. Boasting a 14m frontage, with all services connected.This opportunity allows one lucky buyer to build their dream home.The location is in close proximity; Officer Train station 2.4km, Maranatha Christian College (primary & secondary school) 1km, St Brigids School (primary school) 2km, St Francis Xavier College (secondary school) 2.2km and easy access to Princes Highway makes travelling a breeze. Unbelievable potential for home owners and investors alike.We are sure this block of land won’t last long. Call today! INSPECT BY APPOINTMENT FOR SALE $249,000 Jenni Lewandowski 0419 849 524

PAKENHAM 85 Sandalwood Drive

3A 1B 2C

PAKENHAM 30 Maria Crescent

4A 2B 2C 1E

MOVE IN, SPEND NOTHING! This beautifully presented and immaculately maintained home has been repainted, recarpeted, new floor coverings, and new window furnishings throughout. Located on a fully landscaped 342m² allotment with an enclosed rear yard, with a two car (tandem) carport providing direct and under cover access to the residence with the security of an auto remote tilt panel door. Offering 3 spacious bedrooms, all with built in wardrobes, semi-ensuite to the main bedroom. A light filled kitchen and dining area offers ample cupboard and bench space, gas/electric appliances, and sliding door access to the rear garden; whilst the spacious lounge room enjoys the benefit of gas heating.A generous laundry completes the home. Conveniently located for public transport, shopping and services this is a brilliant opportunity for all comers! INSPECT SATURDAY AT 1:00PM Buyers Over $280,000 Nyall Greene 0409 560 778

PAKENHAM 13 Windermere Boulevard

4A 2B 2C

STYLISH LIVING IN THE HEART OF PAKENHAM!

STANDOUT LOCATION ON OFFER!

Situated in the heart of Pakenham close to fantastic parklands and only 10 min walk to the Main Street shops and train station.This wonderful 4 bedroom + study home boasts a spacious master bedroom complete with walk-in robe and ensuite, further complimented by an additional 3 bedrooms all with built-in robes, 3 separate living areas including formal lounge, rumpus room and open family/meals area adjoining the kitchen with breakfast bar, dishwasher and stainless steel appliances. Sliding doors from the home access a huge undercover area for year round entertaining.The rear yard has been completely landscaped with decked gazebo and a large lawed area. Other features include ducted heating, ceiling fans and remote 2 car garage. If you are looking for stylish living in the heart of Pakenham, this one is for you! INSPECT SATURDAY AT 11:00AM Buyers Over $390,000 Matt Clark 0417 411 883

Located in the popular Cardia Lakes Estate, with shopping centre, café, picturesque lake, walking tracks and parkland at your doorstep. Quality built and only 5 years young, this family home is sure to impress.The residence features four bedrooms, master includes WIR and ensuite, whilst remaining bedrooms offer BIR’s and serviced by the family bathroom. Boasting a tiled open plan design that connects the meals and living area with the modern kitchen fitted with stainless steel appliances. Sliding door access off the living area opens to a paved entertaining area that could be further improved with a pergola. Set on a 512m2 (approx) allotment, with manicured gardens and a neat amount of lawn space for the kids and pets.Additional features include: formal lounge, ducted heating, evaporative cooling, double garage with internal and remote access. INSPECT SATURDAY AT 12:45PM Buyers Over $350,000 Jenni Lewandowski 0419 849 524 1209516

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PAKENHAM 8 Murray Avenue

FAMILY FRIENDLY ABODE IN A PRIVILEGED POSITION! Beautiful on the outside, brilliant on the inside, this faultless home positioned close to parklands in the exclusive Heritage Springs Estate offers a most appealing and impressive lifestyle option for those seeking superb location and quality.With a family friendly floorplan with sprawling living areas, this home represents size and spaciousness at its very best. Featuring 4 bedrooms plus study, perfectly appointed kitchen with Stainless steel appliances, a stunning selection of generously proportioned living & dining options for the large family over three living areas.The huge pergola attached home overlooks the generous 855sqm allotment with the perfect mixture lawn and mature gardens. In addition to the remote double car garage, side gates provide direct vehicle access in the backyard- ideal for boat or caravan. Features include- Ducted central heating, evaporative cooling and 9ft ceilings.The astute buyer seeking something so much better than the average will appreciate this beautiful home.

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 11:45AM $490,000 - $560,000 Matt Clark 0417 411 883

4A 2B 2C

PAKENHAM 12 Arbour Rise

ELEGANCE, EXCELLENCE IN AN ENTICING LOCATION Conveniently positioned sensationally close the lake and within easy access to all of Lakesides finest amenities which include shopping centers, reputable schools, public transport and gorgeous parklands, this much loved and cherished home will appeal to even the most fastidious of buyers.Totaling an impressive 30 squares of quality and comfort throughout and set on great allotment, it showcases 3 spacious bedrooms with WIR and deluxe ensuite to master, separate study, large formal lounge dining, hostess kitchen with adjacent meals/family, rumpus room plus an upstairs retreat. Journey outside to a superb alfresco area ideal for outdoor entertaining, private rear yard, plus a double garage with internal access. Blessed with an abundance of further features which include the comforts of ducted heating and evaporative cooling, striking floor boards, extensive down lights, quality appliances and to the kitchen, alarm system, immaculate presentation throughout and much more. Suitable for all second home buyers and large families - inspection will excite!! INSPECT SATURDAY AT 12:30PM Buyers Over $490,000 Matt Clark 0417 411 883

4A 2B 4C

PAKENHAM 335 Thewlis Road

TOOMUC COTTAGE - A BEAUTIFUL LIFESTYLE PROPERTY This beautifully enchanting weatherboard home on 5 scenic acres offers timeless charm and personality that is hard to replicate in the new builds of today. Once you step youâ€™ll be amazed at the expanse and appeal of the accommodation this home has to offer.Two living areas include; a cosy lounge with wood heater and upstairs rumpus room offers zoned living for the entire family.The kitchen features craftsman timber benchtops, gloss cabinetry, induction cooking, dishwasher and a butlerâ€™s pantry. Downstairs there are three bedrooms; master suite with a lavish ensuite, while the secondary bedrooms are serviced by a renovated bathroom. Upstairs a fourth bedroom has its own entry and services available for a bathroom; perfect for a teenager.The large entertaining deck is complimented by a heated spa whilst the verandah wraps around the home.Three paddocks all with shelter belts and water troughs with the option ride out directly from the property to neighbouring horse trails. Other features- air conditioning, double carport, 12m x 6m shed, dam, chicken pen and 4.5kw solar array. INSPECT SATURDAY AT 1:15PM Buyers Over $750,000 Matt Clark 0417 411 883

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NARRE WARREN 8 Justin Court

4A 2B 2C

3A 2B 2C

BERWICK 18 Chong Court

LOCATION, QUALITY, SPACE AND PRICE

A SLICE OF QUALITY AND INVESTMENT POTENTIAL!

This quality family home is situated in a prime top of the court location within an easy walk to Fountain Gate Shopping Centre, Secondary and Primary Schools, and easy access to the Freeway.The ground floor has a formal lounge/dining, open plan S/S appliance equipped kitchen with adjoining meals area, 4th bedroom/study, powder room and laundry. Upstairs comprises the master bedroom with full ensuite and walk in robe, two other bedrooms include built in robes and are serviced by the family bathroom. New 100% wool carpets, new tiling plus freshly painted throughout. Other inclusions are ducted heating and cooling, double lock up garage, outdoor entertainment area and secure backyard. Nothing to do here but move in! Please call Adrian Hall on 0417 123 820 or Gary Andrews 0400 250 075. INSPECT SATURDAY 3:00PM - 3:30PM For Sale Buyers Over $590,000 Gary Andrews 0400 250 075

This home presents a great opportunity for owner occupiers and investors. Discover a unique advantage with this well laid out, light-filled and streamlined unit. Featuring an open plan living area with separate dining zone, quality kitchen and private garden courtyard.Two bedrooms with built-in-robes and a family bathroom, master bedroom with ensuite and walk in robes complete this generous package. Offering low maintenance living without compromising space and comfort. Extras include split system cooling, laundry, double garage with internal access and plenty of extra car space.An inspection will not disappoint. Photo I.D required or all inspections.

NARRE WARREN 24 Guildford Crescent

3A 2B 2C

INSPECT SATURDAY 12:00PM - 12:30PM For Sale Buyers Over $390,000 Michael Rosario 0400 972 032

• LAND CORNER • LAND CORNER • LAND CORNER • CONTACT MICHAEL PATCHELL 0419 381 411 DOYOU OWN LAND AND WANT TO SELL IT? ADVERTISE HERE FREE OF CHARGE RESIDENTIAL LAND WANTED - NARRE WARREN - 2 BUYERS WAITING

LOCATION AND LAND FOR YOUR GRAND PLANS! Make the most of the excellent address and impressive potential. Love the wide frontage on this prized piece of land of 652sqm. Currently home to a single level, 3 bedroom, brick 1980’s classic that is crying out for a renovator’s overhaul or ideal as a potential new home site (STCA). Planning permit issued for development of a second dwelling. Existing dwelling features lounge dining, kitchen with gas cooking, wall furnace, 3 bedrooms, central bathroom, and a separate laundry. Fabulous location with easy walk to shops, transport, local primary, secondary schools and major freeways.

8 Winterley Rise

BERWICK

643m²

111 G10

2 Turner Street

BERWICK

1012m²

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4 Winters Lane

NARRE WARREN NORTH

1000m²

108 G5 AUCTION

403 Princes Highway

NARRE WARREN

460m²

110 C4 AUCTION

38 Porchester Blvd

BEACONSFIELD

1000m²

214 A3

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Lot 5, 23 Penton Way

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592m²

129 C3

$385,000+

692 Princes Hwy

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9 Quarry Hills Drive

BERWICK

Lot 10 Peak Drive Lot 15 Peak Drive

111 C7 From $500,000

831m²

111 A6

HARKAWAY

4258m²

109 B11

$545,000

HARKAWAY

4000m²

109 B11

$650,000

SOLD

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From 554m²

SOLD

BOTANIC RIDGE

2233m²

137 B2

AUCTION

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QUIRK DROUIN EAST / WARRAGUL DISTRICT OUTSTANDING PROPERTY WITH STUNNING PANORAMA

40 Acres

4 Bogong Close, Hallam Drouin East 490 Buln Buln Road

40 Acres (16 Hectares)

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This 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom, living/dining, Kitchen/ WIP, large lounge, separate living area, hydronic heating, split A/C, under cover pergola, DLUG, large back yard makes this a sort after property. All this within minutes to Hallam train station, FGSC, freeways and Schools.

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4 BEDROOM PLUS STUDY CHARMER Wow What a property we have on offer, seton a 637m2 block of land and situated but a stoneâ€™s throw away from Maramba Primary School, Public Transport, Fountain Gate Shopping Centre, Major Freeways and so much more. This Gorgeous four bedroom PLUS study home is open, bright and well maintained. The master bedroom includes Walk-in Robe & Ensuite while the three other bedrooms each have their own built in robes providing plenty of storage. The two Bathrooms have been renovated with modern fittings while the stunning Hostess Kitchen features quality benchtops

and appliances. Step outside the back sliding doors & youâ€™ll be treated to a huge decked outdoor entertaining area. A double garage has rear access to park the toys in the backyard to keep them safe and secure. Creature comforts include ducted heating, air conditioning, ceiling fans, dishwasher and 2 living and dining areas. If you are after a home that ticks all the right boxes then make this Charmer a priority to see.

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Sam Roach 0401 566 046 Narre Warren South 8785 0377 Shop20, Casey Central Shopping Centre, 400 Narre warren Cranbourne Road

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Cranbourne North 10 Sagan Drive

OPULENT OPPORTUNITY Located in a highly sought after estate, with local schools within walking distance, this would be the perfect place to bring up any young family, you don’t have to look any further, this weekend. More local amenities include: close to the Eve shopping centre, The Avenue village shopping centre, public transport, close to all major freeways. With 4 Great sized bedrooms all with built in wardrobes, Master complete with

walk in wardrobe and ensuite. Tiled entrance, accompanied by a stunning formal living area. Large open floorplan, big pergola and decking area for those weekend entertainers. Spacious hostess kitchen that overlooks the huge living area with ample bench space and beautiful stainless steel appliances. Split system air conditioners and ducted heating throughout the home.

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Brett Armitage 0400 102 319 Narre Warren South 8785 0377 Shop 20, Casey Central Shopping Centre, 400 Narre Warren - Cranbourne Road

LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT From the moment you lay eyes on this stunning double storey home in a beautiful estate, you will immediately fall in love. From the picturesque landscaped gardens to the beautiful façade this will feel like home as soon as you step inside. This Delightful home comprises of 4 generous sized bedrooms. Master complete with walk in wardrobe for her, double sliding robe for him and ensuite. Open hostess kitchen with quality European stainless steel appliances

with lots of bench and cupboard space. Ducted heating and Evaporative cooling throughout the home keeping you cool for the summer months ahead. Spacious formal lounge and family meals area, the undercover outdoor area with built in BBQ and ceiling fans, for those summer entertainers. Second bathroom servicing the remainder of the bedrooms upstairs and powder room downstairs. Don’t spend your weekends gardening and enjoy the tranquil low maintenance landscaped garden in your own back yard, complete with pond and bridge.

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Jaime Leigh Aziret 0406 993 120 Narre Warren South 8785 0377 Shop 20, Casey Central Shopping Centre, 400 Narre Warren - Cranbourne Road

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14 Casey Drive, BERWICK

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Sarah James 0419 144 611 Richard Moody 0412 212 191

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An Enviable Lifestyle In A Sought After Location It’s not every day you come across a property like this. Not only is it the location; 1 acre of prime real estate with views, or the pool; classy & sophisticated it looks fresh out of a magazine, or the tennis court perfect for a Sunday swing or every day fitness, but most of all it’s the carefree feeling you get as you enter – it’s that you feel right at home. An earthly and organic décor styles this wellbuilt and well thought out home. The kitchen is sleek & stylish and very easy to work in, offering stainless steel bench tops, large butler’s pantry and Miele appliances. The master bedroom is one you would be very happy to wake up in, displaying views of the pool and oversized double vanity ensuite with spa bath. Including built in wet bar, double remote garage with internal access, large shed or man cave, ducted heating and cooling and sprinkler system.

405 O’Neil Road, BeacONsfield

‘Hyde Park’ Country road take me home to the stunning pastures of Hyde Park. 20 (approx.) acres of softly undulating peaceful pastures, with 180 degrees views as far as the eye can see. By day and by night you can sit and watch the world go by and yet you’re only five minutes from the heart of Beaconsfield. The humble home is an original 3 bedroom home, sturdy and strong with multiple living areas and a functional kitchen and meals area. A large tradesman shed and machinery shed, town water and 44,000 litres of tank water to automatically feed the 5 fully fenced paddocks. For those with equestrian requirements, stock farmers or simply wanting a 20 acre haven to enjoy, this enviable property so close to Beaconsfield and Berwick will tick every box. As land becomes rarer over time, this parcel can create wealth and good fortune for its new owners.

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155 High Street, GuyS Hill Down A Quiet Country lane…

Panoramic Edrington

Price Suit Buyers Over $699,000 View Saturday 11-11:30am (Photo iD Required) Contact Sarah James 0419 144 611 Treena Ashton 0405 186 947

Admire the stature of this elevated solid brick home at the top of a quiet court in the Edrington Park Estate, with breathtaking regional views. Solidly built with 3 separate living zones downstairs and 5 oversized bedrooms upstairs, some with stunning views, master with en-suite & WIR. This beautiful home in one of the most popular locale of Berwick is a must to inspect!

Price Suit Buyers Over $749,000 View Saturday 12-12:30pm (Photo ID Required) Contact Richard Moody 0412 212 191

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Private & peaceful, two words that come to mind when entering this tranquil property. As soon as you enter through the gates you leave the rest of the world behind you. The homestead was built in 1983 and rests on 10 acres of natural bushland yet the house and outer buildings sits on approximately 2-3 acres of cleared pastures, manicured gardens, vegetable gardens, orchard & tradesman’s shed.

10 Andval Court, BERWICK

7 Avard Court, BerwiCk Home is where The Heart is… You’re sure to fall in love with this craftsman built, American-style residence with its striking double storey façade and functional floorplan. Offering 4 double sized bedrooms, master ideally located downstairs with full ensuite, 3 further bedrooms upstairs and a large study. With approx. 34 squares of luxury living on a low maintenance block, an inspection of this stylish innovation will be well worth your while.

18 Florence Terrace, BEACONSFIELD 5

Price Suit Buyers Over $790,000 View Saturday 11-11:30am (Photo iD required) Contact Marisa Adams 0409 910 053

18 Langmore Lane BERWICK • 9707

Make Your Statement Setting the bar high, in a well sought after location, surrounded by prime real estate and state of the art homes this 2539m2 parcel of land is ready to create your own masterpiece. Softly undulating to capture a glimpse of the twinkling lights in Berwick the land offers size, space and privacy and we all know that is getting rarer by the day. All services available to the block. Dare to dream and invest in your future today.

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153 Greaves Road, NARRE WARREN SOUTH Entertainers Paradise Are you looking for a property that’s fit for the entertainer or has room to store life’s little pleasures? Boats, bikes, caravans, cars and a man cave from heaven! If these are your essentials, then have we got the property for you! Boasting two huge sheds (one decked out for the entertainer), pool, and a large decked area with a spa, what a life style! Located close to schools, shops, public transport and sporting facilities.

78 Quarry Hills Drive, BERWICK 4

Price Contact Agent View Saturday 3-3:30pm (Photo ID Required) Contact Kristen Turner 0410 615 228 David Wereszczuk 0407 657 455

Grassendale

Underpinned by a great location and popular street in sought after north side Berwick is ‘Grassendale’. Minutes from the South East Freeway, Bus services, Berwick Village, Westfield Fountain Gate and easy access to an array of public and private schools and Wilson Botanic Park. Double car garage with rear access, large outdoor shed ideal for extra storage or workshop, ducted heating and cooling.

Price Suit Buyers Over $490,000 View Saturday 12-12:30pm (Photo ID Required) Contact Anne Haynes 0417 007 350 Russell Muir 0408 177 413

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Beaconsield

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sPACE, sTyLE AND sECLuDED GArDENs

This captivating residence’s lavish indoor and outdoor dimensions delivers a sophisticated and irresistibly alluring lifestyle on a quarter acre block in the exclusive harkaway area. Boasting a terriic vantage point for magniicent views, and full of luxurious features this 4 bedroom home is sure to impress!

18 Natren Court Open Sat 1.00 - 1.30 pm James Thompson 0422 430 066

Buyers over $685,000

Berwick An Absolute delight!

in prestigious and sought-after Beaconsield is this impressive 2 storey home. A 900sqm (approx.) block, with secluded and private yard with 2 sheds, vege gardens, trees and raised gazebo. side access for the boat, caravan or trailer. 4 beds-master with Wir, ensuite and spa, 3 with Bir. study, pwd room, formal lounge, dining, informal dining/family and theatre room off of the large kitchen.

26 Woods Point Drive Open Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm Joanne Spencer 0403 946 555

Buyers over $495,000

Berwick Fine PRosPeCts in PRiZed PoCKet

sitting proudly in the heart of olde berwick, this renovated double storey home has 5 bedrooms, plus study or 6th bedroom, 3 bathrooms and separate toilet, master with WiR and Fes, 4 further bedrooms, all with biR’s. huge lounge/dining and family/meals areas, amazing kitchen and large laundry. Featuring beautiful decking, alfresco & gardens, downlights, ducted heating, evap cooling & split system, fresh carpets, dlug, water tank, freshly painted & a gorgeous new render covering the whole house.

25 McNabb Street Open Sat 1.00 - 1.30 pm Siobhan Beeston 0487 901 590

nestled in the sort after central berwick location, this is an opportunity couples, investors and downsizers, simply won’t want to miss, this spotless 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom family home is packed with features and priced to sell. nothing to spend, nothing to do - just move in and enjoy. With 2 living areas, Fes, huge timber kitchen, dishwasher, dh, evap cooling, alarm, spa, decking, remote dg, rear access and manicured gardens and a big shed.

27 Van Der Haar Avenue Open Sat 12.00 - 12.30 pm Eddie Atahi 0413 495 802

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WALK TO THE LAKE

AUCTION Saturday 12th Dec, 2015 @ 12noon on site 23 Warbler Street Pakenham

This near new home is located in the new Edenbrook Estate and has great access to the M1 freeway, schools, shopping centres and parklands. Offering 4 bdrms, master with WIR & FES, open plan living with tiled meals & family room leading to alfresco, mod kitch with plenty of cupboard space, dble garage with internal access on 400sm block. Terms: Deposit 10% Balance 30 days Contact: Brian McIntosh 0407 868 909 Andrew Mac Taggart 0418 385 158 Kooweerup Office

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5/275 Station Street, Koo Wee Rup Ph: 5997 2133

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THIS family home has an office, theatre and rumpus room, large gourmet kitchen with quality appliances, a huge pantry, stone bench tops, an open plan meals/family room, an alfresco, and is immaculately presented throughout. The home features a main bedroom with his-and-hers walk-in wardrobes, an ensuite and double vanities. The remaining four bedrooms have built-in wardrobes, plus there is a 3kW solar system, quality floors, ducted cooling and heating, quality lighting, and much more. The property is close to the lake, school, shopping centres and transport.

NARRE WARREN SOUTH

10 Cribb Cove Inspect: Saturday, noon-12.30 pm Price: $695,000 plus Contact: Eddie Atahi, 0413 495 802 GRANT’S ESTATE AGENTS, BERWICK, 9707 5555

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GRANT’S ESTATE AGENTS, PAKENHAM – 5940 2555 Narre Warren 1 Balcombe Court Pakenham 3 Suzanne Court Pakenham 6 Persimmon Lane Officer 25 Officedale Road Nar Nar Goon 4 Main Street Pakenham 10 Maor Drive Pakenham 15 Manna Gum Drive Pakenham 27 Killarney Crescent Pakenham 84 Windermere Boulevard Pakenham 450 Bald Hill Road

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Skilled approach needed By GEORGIA WE3STGARTH “WE decided that we needed to address the stigma around panel beating because it’s no longer the ‘barking dog at the door, hat, beer in hand and dirty, dusty’ job people think it is.” Cranbourne Body Works is taking on the panel beating and spray painting industry one apprentice at a time. The business has been operating in Cranbourne for 27 years and owners Nicky and Kevin Slattery said they had to make some drastic changes to ensure its longevity. Cranbourne Body Works along with the entire trade have been struggling to find and keep interested apprentices for more than two years. “We thought why aren’t the kids coming, where are they, why don’t they want to learn?” Nicky said. “We’ve always had young school leavers knocking on our door asking for work but that has all stopped. “And the current tradesmen are an ageing workforce and there’s a skills shortage Australia wide because there

are not enough young people coming through.” Earlier this year Nicky and Kevin decided to hold a staff meeting to discuss where to take their business. “We spoke about what we needed to do to get the apprentices back and with the region experiencing high unemployment we figured there must be all this talent sitting out there wasted. “So we’ve tried to address the problem in schools,” Nicky said. Joining forces with both the Cardinia Shire and Casey councils and numerous schools in the area, Cranbourne Body Works is now seen as an employment trailblazer in the field. “The VACC (Victorian Automobile Chamber of Commerce) have got on board and said they haven’t been able to penetrate schools as effective as we have,” Nicky said. Since January this year the business has held information presentations at numerous local schools and on 26 November took a group of Pakenham High School Year 9 students on a tour of their garage.

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highly skilled job. “Our tradesmen are constantly getting re-trained in areas that are changing as cars are changing.” Nicky said shifting the way career counsellors at schools thought about panel beating had been an even more

productive tool than just educating the student’s themselves. “We’ve changed the way we are going about things to see a return of young people in this field,” she said. The innovative and forward thinking team has also identified mental health as a problem in the trade. “We’ve had to educate ourselves in mental health because we’ve realised that what’s happening outside of work can heavily affect a young person’s work performance,” Nicky said. “It’s important to us to make sure our young apprentices feel like a worthy part of our team because they are. “That’s why we are using our older experienced tradesmen as teachers, mentors and friends for our younger tradesmen.” Utilising all ages and skill levels at their Cranbourne garage, Nicky and Kevin have two apprenticeships to fill and five VCAL positions available for high school students. “We are open to all ages and genders,” Nicky said.

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Batteries are well covered BATTERY Zone has batteries for everything, with a large range of batteries, lots of experience in the industry and free battery testing. Owners Charlie Carter and Andrew Rogers said their stores at Narre Warren and Pakenham offered free battery testing, free roadside replacement (conditions apply) and free speciality service. “We sell all major brands or batteries and we stock batteries for everything,” the duo said. “If we can’t get it, then it’s not available. “What’s our best feature? The knowledge and professionalism of our staff as well as being able to supply all your battery needs under one roof. “We are specialists in the industry and we carry the largest range of batteries - yes batteries for everything. “ They said the business was focussed on offering their customers the best brands and good old-fashioned service as well as the right battery at the right price guaranteed. The business has been running for more than 10 years in the area, and Andrew and Charlie have a combined experience of 30 years while their employ-

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Automotive needs all under one roof AUTOBARN Narre Warren has lots of gift ideas and specials leading into Christmas, according to owner Gavin Sheedy. Gavin said they offered service and advice. “We are your one-stop shop for all your automotive needs,” he said. “We offer all things automotive including car audio, spare parts, car care, oils and additives, seat covers, roof racks, paint and batteries. “Our best feature? We are neat, clean, well maintained and always full of stock. “Our dedicated team focuses on a high standard of customer service.” In fact, the business, which has been running for 18 years

Autobarn staff, from left, Matt, Josh, Tom, Gavin, Nick, Stacey, Riannon and Olivia. 147284 in the area, prides itself in great customer service. It’s something Gavin has honed after working for Autobarn for the past 24 years - 17 at Autobarn, Narre Warren. Service matters. The store will have plenty of catalogues and specials in the lead-up to Christmas, so keep

an eye out. Autobarn can be found at the corner of Lauderdale and Narre Warren North roads in Narre Warren - open Monday to Wednesday 8.30am to 6pm, Thursday and Friday 8.30am to 9pm, Saturday from 8.30am to 5pm and Sunday and public holidays from 9am to 5pm.

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SINCE it opened its doors almost a year ago, Vetro Cafe in Narre Warren has been slowly but surely filling a niche. The cafe has a breakfast all-day menu, offers a la carte lunch, is fully licensed and available for private functions and catering. “We are modern and have a large decked alfresco area with stainless steel tables as well as a couch setting,” Greg Buttigieg said. He said it was staff’s attention to detail and quality that sets the cafe apart. They offer a large array of fresh food, hot chocolates made with Lindt, Zest coffee, a full

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The taste on everyone’s lips By CASEY NEILL A CLYDE herb business will use a $430,000 boost to increase its productivity by 500 per cent. Australian Fresh Leaf Herbs will use the Coles Nurture Fund Cash announced on 23 November to build a state-of-the-art hydroponic greenhouse and invest in sustainable farming methods. It’s due to be finished next March and will feature Dutch-designed rolling benches that use 85 per cent of available space, compared to growbeds which only use 60 per cent. Waste-oil heaters will regulate the greenhouse temperature, allowing increased production throughout the year. Fresh Leaf in September received the Coles Rising Star Award. Managing director Jan Vydra started the business with William Pham in Clyde in 2008. “We tried growing basil outdoors and we did relatively OK at it but we found that there was some inconsistency in controlling the crop,” he said. “We started growing more and more hydroponic produce which gave us pretty close to year-round production. The environment has also benefited. “Over the last three years growing hydroponically, we’ve saved just under half a billion litres of water compared to conventional farming,” Mr Vydra said. “This space over here grows about 10,000 bunches of basil a week. I think

it’s about 12,000 square metres, off the top of my head. “You would need 10 times that space to grow outdoors and you would use 10 times the amount of water. “Even though it’s really efficient, it’s still 52 per cent inefficient because of all the walkways. “The new technology that we’ve got will actually condense that area further. “We’ve got a shuttle system that lets us push all the things around. We’ll have 35 per cent more production per square metre.” Mr Pham had two greenhouses when he met Mr Vydra. “William actually came from a banking background but his father used to grow hydroponic tomatoes in Adelaide,” Mr Vydra said. “He’d just had enough of the corporate lifestyle. “I was running Yarra Valley Farms, which was a distributor of fruit and vegetables. “I started to get a lot of complaints about fresh herbs. “Slowly I learnt that herbs were really important to chefs because all the products really differentiate their plates and give their customers an experience.” It was at the time that MasterChef was capturing viewers’ imaginations. “I had a hospitality focus to start with but I switched to retail very quickly because those food competition programs just took off,” he said. “There’s really been a revolution in

Jan Vydra. 145490 the cooking culture in Australia. “Our business rode that wave back in 2008 when we started growing 2000 bunches of basil. “Today we probably grow 120,000 to 130,000 bunches a week.” Fresh Leaf started with one variety. “Today we have over 70 or 80 different varieties of products ranging from fresh herbs to Australian natives, edible flowers to micro cresses,” Jan said.

The company employs about 65 people and sells about 4.5 million bunches and punnets - up from 2 million in 2010 and on its way to 6.3 million by 2019, if all goes according to plan. “We want export to be the biggest part of our business,” Jan said. “We’ve got 23 million people in Australia. “Realistically we’re touching 70 per cent of the nation, which is 16 or 17 million people.

“Going into Asia, we suddenly have half a billion people that we can access, that are changing their habits and becoming more Westernised and looking for Western products.” Mr Vydra hopes the new greenhouse will help Fresh Leaf to play its part, and said vertical farming was the next frontier. He will learn about the practice from the world’s best on an overseas study tour next year, thanks to a Nuffield Australia Farming Scholarship and $30,000 from the William Buckland Foundation. This research will shape a new purpose-built facility, which Jan plans to build in two to three years. For now, it will help to transform the flower-growing house in Devon Meadows that Fresh Leaf acquired about three years ago. The Flowerdale Farm had supplied micro greens and edible flowers for about 30 years, and will soon be home to one of the most expensive greenhouses in Australia. It also now has four greenhouses dedicated to Australian natives and edible succulents. “Sometimes our products are very new so getting that cut-through for them to adopt them, especially retailers...” he said. “It trickles down. New products are really popular with chefs because they’re looking for it, they’re creative. Then consumers come in. “I think we’ve got a pretty big journey in front of us.”

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CLYDE'S newest shopping precinct will stock vegetables and herbs grown right around the corner. Coles supermarket, a part of "Shopping on Clyde" has committed to selling locally grown produce from some of Clyde's well-known family farmers. The store, which will officially open on Wednesday 2 December, is set to stock celery and leeks grown by Schreurs and Sons and herbs grown by Australian Fresh Leaf Herbs located on the Clyde-Five Ways Road. Store manager Brett Hanna said the new store reflected Coles' commitment to the local community. "We've kept local families in mind with our product selection and store layout and we can't wait to see their reaction to the new store," he said. The market style layout of the supermarket will feature in-store butchers and bakers an extensive cheese selection and continental delicatessen and has created more than 60 local jobs. The supermarket opening co-incides with the unveiling of the entire centre, located at 280 Berwick-Cranbourne Road.

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Stars descend on Casey Fields for family fun SOME of Victoria’s cricket greats will be smacking balls out of Casey Fields this festive season. The Melbourne Stars will be rolling into town for the annual ‘Casey Family Fun Day’ on Sunday 13 December. Locals will be able to rub shoulders with men’s captain David Hussey and team mates James Faulkner and Glenn Maxwell along with the women’s team captain Meg Lanning and Kristen Beams. The free carnival event will include rides, entertainment and elite sporting matches. Melbourne Stars CEO Clint Cooper said the day was an exciting part of the Stars pre-season preparation.

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“We get such a warm reception from our fans in Casey and it gets us fired up for the start of the season,” Mr Cooper said. “It’s great to bring professional sport and some of cricket’s most colourful personalities to the Casey community especially when we get to visit and play on the terrific surface at Casey Fields.” Participants on the day can expect meet and greets with the cricketers and signed autographs as well as the chance to watch the men’s and women’s team play a full-scale practice match. The Victorian Indigenous Team will roll the arm over in a friendly encounter against Victoria Police from 8am.

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Left spellbound by Cos’s tricks By GEORGIA WESTGARTH TAKING the world by storm one magic trick at a time Paul Cosentino first started his love affair with mystery, illusion and escapology with books from his local library in Lysterfield. Now with his second magic kit hitting stores this Christmas, the charmed star who now goes by the name ‘Cosentino’ said practice was what truly made a great magician. “I started doing magic at 12 years old mostly with books and then a kit, and these days with the internet it’s so much easier to master the skills,” Cosentino said.

Still practising his skills 20 years on after coming second in the 2011 series of Australia’s Got Talent (AGT) and a successful television series on Channel Seven, Cos spends most of his time at his custom- built studio in Hallam- the place where he did most of his thinking for his newest magic kit, ‘Astonishing Magic’. “The theme of this kit is learning the fundamentals of magic; it has 200 tricks to learn and it covers shuffling cards to mathematical tricks for all ages,” he said. Known for his gasp worthy tricks, Cos has gained world-wide fame which is a long way from where he first started performing to high school students.

“The first shows I did were school incursions, and when I was 17 years old I would teach children as well - I was a kid teaching kids magic,” he said. After stealing hearts with his mystical ways four years ago, Cos said he didn’t expect a lot of what’s come his way since AGT- except one thing. “I never expected 350 million people would tune into my TV show which has been aired in 40 countries. I never expected to win Dancing with the Stars or have people writing to me in Spanish on my Facebook page. “But I always knew I’d be a magician,” he said.

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THERE will be several festive events around Casey this Christmas season. Doveton Community Carols, Saturday 12 December, 2 Frawley Road, Eumemmerring, from 6.30pm to 9.30pm. Cost: Free. Endeavour Hills Community Carols, Saturday 12 December, 2-8 Gleneagles Drive, Endeavour Hills, from 5pm to 9pm. Cost: Gold coin donation. Narre Warren North Community Carols, Saturday 12 December, corner Tom Jones Road and A’Beckett Road, Narre Warren North, from 6.30pm to 10pm. Cost: Voluntary donation. Hampton Park Carols by Candlelight with fireworks, Friday 18 December, corner Cairns Road and Campbell Drive, Hampton Park, from 7.30pm to 9.30pm. Cost: Free. Berwick Christmas Carols with fireworks, Saturday 19 December, Edwin Flack Reserve, Manuka Road, from 7pm to 9.30pm. Cost: Voluntary donation. Cranbourne Christmas Carols with fireworks, Saturday 19 December, 101 Lesdon Avenue, Cranbourne, from 4pm to 9.45pm. Cost: Gold coin donation. Carols by Twilight with fireworks, Thursday 24 December, 340-350 Princes Highway, Narre Warren, from 6pm to 9.30pm. Cost: Free

Narre Warren Seniors will sing along every Tuesday at 10am to rehearse in the lead up to the Christmas concert. For more information phone 9704 0015. ■ Narre Warren Senior Citizens Centre 192/196 Centre Road, Narre Warren.

Mental health program 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.

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. The walk finishes at 8.45am.

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STAY active this summer with gentle exercises for older adults. ■ Lynbrook Community Centre, corner of Lynbrook Boulevard and Harris Street, Lynbrook, from Thursday 3 December to Thursday 25 February, from 9.30am to 10.15am. Due to the Christmas holidays, there will be no class on 24 December or 31 December.

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 take a walk. ■ Saturdays at 8am at Berwick Springs. Visit the Berwick Springs Parkrun website for more information.

Christmas on the Foreshore TOORADIN will light up in green and red for its 18th Christmas on the Foreshore. Tinsel, shiny noses and picnic rugs will dot the Tooradin foreshore on as families from across the southeast settle in for a night of carols. Tooradin Primary School, along with the Tooradin Calisthenics, will perform Christmas hits from the stage and food and drinks will be available to buy on the night. Show goers will be asked to donate a gold coin to the Tooradin Foreshore Committee at entry and performances will run back to back throughout the night. Among the fun will be a jumping castle and face painting and the Tooradin Angling Club will be selling warm donuts. ■ Tooradin foreshore, Friday 18 December, 6pm to 10pm. Fireworks will start at 9.40pm. Entertainers include the jolly duo Circular Junction, Natasha Anderson, Cloe Sera, Bethany Fisher and Jessica Jade.

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C999189-PJ3-12

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FOR ALL YOUR CARPENTRY/HANDYMAN NEEDS

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Decking, Carports & Pergolas

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1197109-KC36-15

1174875-HM09-15

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40 Years of Experience And the guarantee of quality & ongoing service…. ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀

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3 Intrepid St

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0417 382 700

www.jimssecuritydoors.com.au • Stainless Steel Doors • Aluminium Doors • Custom Steel Doors • Flyscreens

♦ Rebedding & Pointing ♦ Pressure Cleaning ♦ Flexible Pointing ♦ Respraying ♦ Qualified Roof Tiler ♦ Gutter and Facia Replacement ♦ Pensioner Discount ♦ No job too small

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

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

Pensioner Discounts

FLY SCREENS

7 Days a week

9796 8621 0418 367 017

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Credit Card Welcome

FROM $249

SPIC & SPAN ROOF RESTORATIONS

Phone Rob 5996 3823, 0418 306 738

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Andrew 0431 150 866

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Steve on 0407 704 213

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Oakfern Tree Care P/L Pruning Removal Stump Grinding

Phone Geoff 0418 340 825 Fully Insured

Visit SN1090434-PJ37-13

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

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FREE QUOTES

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HIGH TREE

Australian Government endorsed Installer

TREE SERVICE

www.antennaspecialist.com.au

DIGITAL TV SPECIALISTS

1175171-KC9-15

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SameDay DayResponse Response 3 3 Same LocalTechnicians Technicians 3 Local 3 All 100% Guaranteed 3 All 100% Guaranteed 3 3 Home Theatre Installations Theatre Installations 3 FREE on-site Signal Test and Quote 3 Home Government Endorsed on-site Signal TestInstallers and Quote 3 3 FREE

1300 734 294

www.jimsantennas.com.au

“Caring Family business” Since 1990 * Pruning & Removal of Trees & Shrubs * Stump Removal * Hedges ABN 20410687524 * Mulching & Mulch Sales * Full insurance Coverage

Ask About Our 25% Discount Free Quotes All Suburbs

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V Garage Sales BEACONSFIELD, 6 Janet Bowman Boulevard, Saturday 5th December, 8am-2pm. Household items, toys, furniture, clothing, books and more.

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BEACONSFIELD 2 Lyle Avenue, Saturday 5th December, 8am-3pm. Household items, furniture, toys & camping equip.

NARRE WARREN City of Casey

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HAMPTON PARK, 14 Manatoka Cres, Saturday 5th December, 8am-5pm. Household and more.

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NARRE WARREN Judith Close, Sat 5th Dec, 8am-4pm. Combined court. Camping, household goods, a variety of items.

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NARRE WARREN NORTH, 49-50 Carolyn Close, Saturday 5th December, 8am-2pm. A huge moving house sale!!!

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NARRE WARREN SOUTH 13 Terrapin Drive, Saturday 5th December, 9am-4pm. Bargains galore. Something for everyone.

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Cranbourne Park Shopping

Mulch Sales

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BERWICK Unit 2, 15 Greystoke Court, Saturday 5th December, 9am-3pm. 2 households, Kitchenware, furniture, bric-a-brac

City of Casey

ANTENNAS

DIGITAL ANTENNAS POINTS & BOOSTERS INSTALLED TODAY

NOTICE OF AN APPLICATION FOR A PLANNING PERMIT

C877313-JM50-10

PENSIONER DISCOUNTS

1204476-PB44-15

ANTENNA SPECIALIST

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LOUNGE SUITE 3 seater Sofa and 2 Armchairs. Perfect condition. $550 neg. Phone: 0431 521 196.

General Notices

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BERWICK, 37 Scanlan Street, Saturday 5th December, 8am-5pm. Three households combined. One moving house. Packaged stationary and homewares. Clothing furniture, shoes.

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Reliable Service Anytime, Anywhere

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WINDSOR

C316291-KK18-5

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CRANBOURNE This can be done during office hours and is free of charge.

30% OFF THIS WEEK 0409 888 228

Any person who may be affected by the granting of the permit may object or make other submissions to the Responsible Authority

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The Responsible Authority must make a copy of every objection available at its office for any person to inspect during office hours free of charge until the end of the period during which an application may be made for review of a decision on the application.

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Superb Tiling

The Responsible Authority will not decide on the application before: 17 December 2015

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APB UPHOLSTERY

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Call 0432 550 066 or 8707 5522

Real Estate section of Network Classiﬁeds.

Professional Services

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100 PLUS STALLS!! $20 a stall - Car and Trailer Pakenham Football ground, Princes Hwy. Bookings 0422 822 688.

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LONGWARRY FIRE COUNTRY C BRIGADE R PRODUCE M AFT & ARKET

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Employment

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1st and 3rd Sunday of Month, THIS SUNDAY 6th December 8AM-1PM

Buy, rent and sell in our

Get your booking done without any hassle

Removals/pruning Hedging/shaping Line clearing/Palm work Tight access stump grinding Fully Insured/Qualified

General Classiﬁeds

FREE CLEAN FILL, Wanted clean fill site, south eastern area. Dams, gullies, paddocks, filled and levelled, no charge. Phone 0418 356 583.

Bookkeeper

V Tree Lopping/Surgery

L&C Tree Services

Trash & Treasure, Craft, Food, Car Boot and Garage Sales.

V Upholsterers

C1092057-JL37-13

All Bathroom Renovations • Bathrooms • Toilets • Kitchens • Decks • Water prooﬁng • Walls and Floors

SUNDAY MARKET

(Pakenham Trash & Treasure Market)

If you object, the Responsible Authority will tell you its decision.

Call Matt 0419 561 093

ECONOMY TILING

1156175-KC39-14

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V Computer Repairs

ALL HOURS ONSITE REPAIRS

Real Estate

section of Network Classiﬁeds.

1209037-RC49-15

Specialising in Repairing All Brands/Models of TVs (LED, LCD, Plasma, CRT, Rear Projection),

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Motoring

1204255-PB46-15

Advanced Audio Visual Repairs

Connecting people and communities

V Houses & Units For Sale HOUSE for sale by owner. No bank qualifying. $640 per week, plus low deposit. Narre Warren. Call Julie 0405 678 489

Ellagant Pooches

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

C997259-JL2-12

Delivered in 10 metre loads

Professional Dog Grooming 40 years' experience Poodle and all breed specialists Care & kindness guaranteed

$35 Metre Pakenham, Berwick

$37 metre

Narre Warren, Cranbourne • Garden Pebbles • Mulch • Sleepers

Shop 4-5,162 Main Street, Pakenham

Phone: 5941 4578 C1065437-KG48-12

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

V Home Services

IRONING 5941 2516 C542458-KK26-7

Call Julie

9703 1616 0439 656 044 V Horses

HORSE GEAR CLEARANCE, Koo Wee Rup, 700 Main Drain Road. Sat 12th and Sun 13th of Dec. 8am-4pm. Horse gear sale. 3ft 3'' to 5ft 3'', summer horse rugs, various styles and colours $25. Saddle blankets, $10, and lots more! Contact Wendy 5997 7425

V Massage Therapists

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

0447 642 643 9702 1642

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

V Music /Instruments

MUSIC LESSONS Guitar - Piano/Keyboard Bass - Drums - Singing Beginners Welcome

Ph: 9769 9252 B E R W I C K

Motoring

1193337-KK31-15

The Music Centre

Buy & Sell in our section of Network Classifieds.

themusiccentreberwick.com.au

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

Neilson Partners

V To Share NARRE WARREN Room available immediately. $160 pw including bills and internet. Call: 0417 361 338.

Find local work in the

Employment section of Network Classifieds.

EXPERIENCED

Maternity replacement – 1 year contract

TRUCK DRIVER

Would you like to work in a progressive independent school where innovation and creativity are celebrated? We are looking for an enthusiastic person to join our Finance Team, assuming responsibility for a range of ﬁnancial, accounting and creditor control duties. This role is ideally suited to a recently qualiﬁed Accountant with some relevant experience.

FOR LOCAL DELIVERIES from clyde area

HC LICENCE

Licenced Plumber Required for Eastern suburbs in construction of new homes, for above ground plumbing and below ground drainage. Above award wages.

Call 5941 8900 between 9am-4pm

HC LICENCE REQUIRED REQUIRED & &KNOWLEDGE KNOWLEDGEOF OF PRESSURE TANKERS PRESSURE TANKERS IS A IS A BONUS BONUS 40hr week RING BARRY BARRY RING ON 0417 0417 118 118 347 ON 347

To read the position statement and find out more, go to www.beaconhills.vic.edu.au/employment Applications for the above position close at

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Distribution Team Member Buy, Rent & Sell in our

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V Education & Tuition

Integration Aide Training CHC30213 CERTIFICATE III IN EDUCATION SUPPORT Berwick Rowville Chirnside Park

Semester 1 training starts in February 2016 Triscott Educational Services info@triscott.com.au www.triscott.com.au PO Box 1246, Healesville 3777 Phone: 5962 2848 Fax: 5962 4796

cats@pakenhamcats.com.au C784346-SH17-10

Free pick up and delivery. Prompt service. Excellent quality.

during business hours.

Financial Accountant

V Positions Vacant

ACCOUNTS/ADMIN & GENERAL OFFICE DUTIES

DRIVER/ STOREPERSON

Part time role, 1-2 days per week, 9am-3pm flexible. must have MYOB experience. Hallam area. Adapt Air Conditioning. Contact Shane: 0409 906 080

BRICKLAYERS WANTED Looking for experienced bricklayers. Must be reliable & enthusiastic. Pakenham client area. Transport & white card req. Contact Ross 0419 547 095.

COOK WANTED We are looking for an experienced full time cook, for our restaurant located in the Dandenong Ranges. You will be responsible for assisting the Chef in daily operations, conducting regular checks, ensuring food safety, maintaining a safe and hygienic kitchen environment and assuring food is prepared to a quality standard. Attractive salary offered to applicants with the appropriate skills and experience. If you are the correct person for this role, please send you full resume to: info@forestedge.com.au

Phone: 9706 5443 Email resume: info@tyreaway.com.au

DOOR TO DOOR COLLECTORS Would you like to help people living with Epilepsy? The Epilepsy Foundation requires hard working and reliable people to work as door to door collectors. Wage of $420 per week for 20 hours of work. Targets to be reached. No selling or experience needed AGE NO BARRIER Phone 8809 0680 after 9am Monday to Friday 1204941-LB44-15

EXCAVATOR OPERATOR For company in South East suburbs. Experienced in Civil Construction; including footpaths, kerb & channel and drainage. Labour involved. Full time position. No subcontractors. Phone Adam:

0477 210 810

between 7am-7pm

DRIVER HR Licence, Road Ranger and Synchro experience essential for the pickup of used tyres in Metro Melbourne and regional Victoria. We are based in Dandenong.

Food service Company in Dandenong area seeking a Driver /Storeperson. Experience preferred but not essential as training is provided. Full time position available for the successful applicant. Call Chris 9768 3688

An opportunity is now available for a reliable enthusiastic person willing to provide great service to our expanding customer base delivering from one of our modern ﬂeet of trucks. Key points required: ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ If you are ready for a long term career in distribution please respond to: service@redimilk.com.au Or Redi Milk Australia Pty Ltd.PO Box 415 Berwick Vic 3806

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QUALIFIED BAKER Req'd for Bakery in Gembrook. Full time. Call Greg 5968 1144 or after hours on 5942 7091.

QUALIFIED CHEF The Berwick Inn is a locally renowned hotel with a warm country feel located in the outer South Eastern Suburbs. We are currently looking for an energetic & passionate chef to join our team.

RECEPTIONIST / ADMINISTRATION

Job requirements are as follows:

Would you like to become our new team member in our friendly local ofﬁce at 1st Choice Real Estate? You would need excellent customer service skills, have good computer skills, Excel & Word, the ability to work in a team environment and the desire to learn. Agents representative certiﬁcate would be an advantage but not essential. Some of your duties would include: ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ Hours: Monday to Friday, 10.30am - 5.30pm. Send resume to: karen@cho1ce.com.au

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GENERAL LABOURERS AND MEAT PROCESS WORKERS · Vacancies open in the South Eastern Suburbs · Experience is not essential

1300 912 914

JUNIOR POSITION PART-TIME Required for weekends and some week nights, to assist vision impaired person. General clerical work and cleaning involved. English speaking voice and neat handwriting. Junior rates apply plus incentive based on performance. Suit school or university student.

CASUAL CUSTOMER SERVICE & ADMINISTRATOR Are you solution focused and a great multi-tasker? Eclipse Security Systems has a Casual Customer Service & Administrator role available. 3-4 days (15 hours) per week 12 - 5pm The suitable candidate: s Fast thinker and ability to multi task s Show initiative and ability to problem solve s Strong communication skills, written and verbal s Complete tasks efficiently s Proficient in Microsoft Office Please send your resume & cover letter to: nicky@eclipsesecurity.com.au

Phone 9705 2939 or 0412 555 336 (AH) No text messages please.

C1088027-JO34-13

We require Truck Drivers

MAINTENANCE FULL TIME POSITION

SEMI DRIVER

With HC Licence and must have a current or previous MSIC card with minimum 2-3 years experience, wharf cartage and side loader.

LOCAL SEMI DRIVER

With HC Licence and 3-5 years experience.

MCDONALD'S PAKENHAM ฀

Both positions must have a clean driving record.

Fully Qualified Cabinet Maker

To apply contact Tim on 9703 2011

required for busy cabinet making company in Cranbourne. Must have a full understanding of all aspects of the trade. Immediate start.

ADMINISTRATION ASSISTANT/ RECEPTIONIST

Call Dave: 0411 091 578

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

DOG WALKING, and pet sitting. Our services offer love and care for your beloved animals, in your absence. Daily visits, walk or if you are on holiday, before and after hours. Berwick and surrounding suburbs. Call Yvonne: 0404 522 172

9705 4888

To arrange an inspection phone

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.

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requires a full time, experienced Admin Assistant to join their team. Experience in Autoquote and the accident repair industry preferred. Must have excellent customer service and office skills.

PH: 5943 2343 Email Resumes to: anita@bmbr.com.au

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1021249-PJ16-12

Ph 1300 85 39 39

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

C1082052-JL28-13

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N T AT VES 27 Intrepid St, Berwick

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.

* Your own lock and key. Complete private use. * Restricted key fob access and 24 hour video surveillance. * Enterprise Avenue Berwick

1167261-PB50-14

ADVERTISERS PLEASE NOTE

We Offer: * Easy access to your unit. * Modern, clean units. * Very competitive rates. * Convenient access times. * Sites and sizes for all your needs.

1208737-CG48-15

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Computer

LABOURER WANTED

1206709-HM46-15

1209190-KC49-15

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

Maybe I can help you. Dave 0428 678 489.

BERWICK SELF STORAGE UNITS Enterprise Avenue Berwick

Onsite Service 18 Yrs in Business NO FIX NO FEE

Serving the southeast since 1990

Fully qualified & experienced. Full time & part time positions for Clyde store. Ring Lucy at the Berwick store 8786 9577 or call or text Anna on 0419 588 854.

V Storage

Business Computing Specialists

HAIRDRESSER

NEED TO SELL YOUR HOUSE?

V Positions Vacant

1201351-HM40-15

Servicing All Areas

V Positions Vacant

1210092-RC50-15

Sales • S Service • Repairs

V Computers

V Houses & Units For Sale

1208175-RC48-15

V Computer Repairs

Employment

Real Estate

1210032-LB49-15

General Classiﬁeds

Ph: 1300 560 511

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Employment V Positions Vacant

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

WE DELIVER TO YOU AREAS AVAILABLE IN YOUR SUBURB REGULAR WORK WITH FLEXIBLE HOURS ALL AGES WELCOME (STUDENTS, ADULTS, RETIREES, FAMILIES, ETC)

NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED VEHICLE AN ADVANTAGE

Please call us at

C1032608-JL21-12

WALKERS WANTED

Get paid while you walk !

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

DRIVER

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OSHC ASSISTANTS Hillsmeade Primary School Narre Warren South Casual. OSHC assistants required for 2016. Minimum Certiﬁcate 3 or working toward Bachelor of Education qualiﬁcation Apply via email to watson.shiona.j@edumail.vic.gov.au by 09.12.2015

1209804-DJ49-15

SEMI CRANE TRUCK OPERATOR Required for local and country work. This opportunity suits someone who is self motivated, takes pride in their work and customer focused to join our professional team. Must have relevant licences, Narre Warren

Phone Jeff on: 8794 9455 or Email: shaz@viccranetrucks.com.au

V Professional

Garage Door Repair & Motor Installation

DISCRIMINATION IN ADVERTISING IS UNLAWFUL

Up To $2,000 / Week Training Available

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

Call 1300 024 001 V Resumes/ Employment Services

SACKED? Forced to resign Redundancy

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By GEORGIA WESTGARTH JOHN Laughton never had to pull a trigger or launch a missile but for 219 days he sat in readiness on board a naval ship on the South Korean coast line. Now at 87 years of age the former peacekeeper with the Royal Australian Navy was recognised for the third time by the South Korean government. John said the Ambassador for Peace Medal, which was awarded as an expression of appreciation from the South Korean people, was “particularly special to him”.

“The Korean Government treats us spectacularly well,” John said. “I was invited as a guest of honour a few years ago and it was the first time I had been back to Korea since I was 24 years old and working as a radio electrician with the Navy. “People on the street would come up to me and shake my hand and say ‘thank you’ and I’ve been to many countries and I’ve never been treated as well as I was in Korea.” He was among 10 other Australian peacekeepers who were awarded the medal on

Tuesday 24 November. “I didn’t realise I was going to get a medal. It was a big surprise for me but such a great honour,” he said. John now holds three medals very close to his heart. “I’ve got three, one is a 60th anniversary of the Korean War and the other was a thankyou medal from the government that represents all the nations that fought in Korea. It’s quite unique,” he said. “I’ve scanned my medals and want to frame them and put them up on the wall.”

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Mutimer soaring as new Eagle By JARROD POTTER KURT Mutimer is used to pressure it’s where he thrives best on the footy oval after all.

But the magnitude of what was happening on Tuesday night - as he waited for his name to be read at the AFL National Draft - was a whole new level of suspense. Mutimer, 18, from Narre Warren North, had to bide his time and agonisingly see off 56 picks at the AFL National Draft before his chance arose. Kurt Mutimer became the third City of Casey area footballer - including Beaconsfield pair Bailey Rice and Brandon White - to be inducted into the AFL as he joined the West Coast Eagles with pick 57. From Narre North Foxes, to Narre Warren and onto the Dandenong Stingrays - Mutimer’s football journey adds a new section when he makes the tripof-a-lifetime to join West Coast on Sunday. “It’s a dream come true - you dream about this night ever since you were a little kid and for it to happen I was speechless,” Mutimer said. “The family is stoked for me and I couldn’t be happier.” Waiting until the lower-end of the draft was a nervous experience for him, but Mutimer, his girlfriend Kim, friends and family erupted once the

Kurt Mutimer has joined the West Coast Eagles after his selection in Tuesday's AFL Draft. 144584 Picture: JARROD POTTER Eagles’ pick came through. “I was getting pretty anxious - hearing everyone else’s names getting called out, but it came to West Coast’s pick 57 and I had this funny feeling and lucky enough my name was called out,” Mutimer said. “Had all my mates around, family

and my girlfriend - they were all there to celebrate with me.” It’s not often you get a phone call from an AFL coach, but Mutimer’s success was congratulated immediately by West Coast’s Adam Simpson who can’t wait for his new player to get across for the hard-slog of pre-season training.

“It’s a new chapter getting to start and I can’t wait to get over there and get stuck in - it’s something I’ve worked my whole life for and for it to happen it’s a dream come true and I can’t wait to get started,” Mutimer said. "I had a few calls, Adam Simpson called me up and a few of the welfare managers and the blokes who are

Whateley eyes ticket to Rio

Lalita Yauhleuskaya will pack her bags for a sixth Olympic Games after securing an air pistol quota this week.

By JARROD POTTER WITH the last rounds of Olympic qualification coming up, Berwick boxer Jason Whateley has a ticket to Rio within his reach. Whateley has claimed back-to-back Australian titles and is in peak form with only two qualifiers remaining. The 196cm man-mountain punched his way through the 2016 Australian Championships last week as he successfully defended his 91kg heavyweight national title and advanced another step closer to his dream. In defeating fellow Victorian teammate Adrian Paoletti, the championship victory also closed the chapter on Whateley’s 2012 attempted qualification, where he finished second and just missed out on advancing. “It’s huge - I remember getting silver at the 2012 Australian nationals and there were no challenges then, so you had to accept it and move on,” Whateley said. “I remember how heartbroken I was to lose that one, so it was great to win this time and it was four years in the making. “I’ve had a great year this year picking up both Australian titles has been great and going into an Olympic year that’s the dream, that’s the goal so it’s the right step forward.” He needs to fight Paoletti again this weekend in a challenge bout, and if Whateley wins he’ll be off to the Asian Championships in March with one goal in mind - finishing top three to secure his Australian Olympic spot. “It’s the first step of qualifying for the Olympics - I have a challenge

based in Victoria, Adam spoke to me ... said he was looking forward to catching up with me and so am I when I fly over there Sunday.” Mutimer - and five of his nowformer Dandenong team mates Jacob Weitering, Kieran Collins, Liam Hulett, Rice and White - got to enter the AFL this week and he thought it was a great achievement for the Stingrays and everyone who helped him along the way. “To get into the AFL alongside plenty of your mates, from the club you played at all year, is something the Stingrays can feel privileged about - to get that many players drafted,” Mutimer said. “It’s something that’s very important for the Stingrays and something they’ve worked very hard for to get them drafted and I couldn’t be more stoked for all the guys and the club for getting drafted and wish the best luck to them.” Mutimer hopes his former Narre North Foxes team mate - and current Dandenong Stingrays ruckman - Gach Nyuon gets his chance in Friday’s rookie draft after being overlooked at Tuesday night’s first draft. Mutimer wanted to thank his greatest supporters - his family and friends - as without them, he wouldn’t be in this position to start an amazing AFL journey ahead.

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Jason Whateley is on the verge of Olympic qualification with two rounds remaining in his bid to go to Rio. 138880 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS bout on the 5th in Melbourne, I’ll fight against the finalist (Paoletti) again,” Whateley said. “A win puts me into the Asian Championships where I have to get a top three there - if I get that I get to go to the Olympic Games.” It’s not just against other Australians he’ll battle for the Olympic spot - only the top three athletes in the Asia and Oceania region who will qualify in his weight division. It might seem a daunting challenge,

but after 70 bouts Whateley knows what it takes to fight towards his ambitions. “I’ll be the only Aussie to go from my division,” Whateley said. “It’s a lot tougher for the lighter guys, but for the heavier guys there aren’t as many competitors in Asia, so I’m pretty confident.” Whateley wanted to thank Zagames Berwick for their support as the venue held a fund-raiser to help him get to the Worlds recently.

JOINING her sixth Olympic Games team, Berwick shooter Lalita Yauhleuskaya will represent Australia once again after winning an Olympic air pistol quota. The 51-year-old naturalised Australian has been among the world’s best air pistol shooters for the better part of 30 years and will continue her high-calibre career in Rio de Janeiro next year after she secured the quota at the Oceania Continental Championship in Sydney. The air pistol specialist made her Olympic debut in 1996 representing her native Belarus and will join an elite group of about 100 Olympians

throughout history to have featured in six or more Games. A perennial fixture at Lysterfield’s Yarra Pistol Club - alongside another Olympian Dina Aspandiyarova - Yauhleuskaya has a chance to add to the bronze medal she won at the Sydney Olympics in 2000 in the 25-metre air pistol. Her resume also includes seven Commonwealth Games gold medals - at Manchester in 2002 and Melbourne 2006 - and she also went to Delhi and Glasgow as part of an exceptional career. Berwick shotgun shooter Laetisha Scanlan has also qualified for the shooting team Games which will start in August next year.

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Swans can cheer at last By JARROD POTTER VICTORIAN PREMIER CRICKET REVIEW - ROUND 8 AND 9 (Twenty20) AFTER eight rounds at the helm, Casey-South Melbourne skipper Lachlan Sperling finally got to lead the boys to a victory, as the Swans knocked over Melbourne. After plenty of close misses this Premier season so far, the form-line finally changed for the Casey boys on Sunday in their Round 9 Twenty20. In complete contrast to its recent two-day struggle against Monash Tigers - bowled out twice for 150 runs total - the Swans were upbeat throughout the weekend, testing Prahran on Saturday before taking the first triumph over Melbourne on Sunday. “Fantastic - it’s much better than losing,” Sperling said. “Especially after the Monash Tigers game - we couldn’t have played much worse through all areas of the game and to come out and play a lot better was great. “It’s a bit of relief I suppose and the hardest one to get is that first one ... fingers crossed it can kick-start us a bit and give us some belief that we can match it with everyone.” Sunday’s T20 battle saw former Victorian batsman Michael Hill (45) and up-and-comer Seb Gotch (33) rise as the best of the MCC contingent, but the visitors couldn’t seal the deal against the Swans’ troupe. Lee Diston (3/18), James Seymour (2/19) and Brendan Rose (2/23) kept the pressure up and restricted Melbourne to 130. The chase was a surprise

Quality fielding in close by Brad James... even if it was only off a bump ball. 147744 Picture: JARROD POTTER

Eagles, Magpies ruffled Lachlan Sperling, pictured playing two-day cricket recently, was thrilled to get his first victory as Casey-South Picture: JARROD POTTER Melbourne captain. 146636 for most at Casey-South Melbourne- as it has leaned heavily on its openers - James Seymour (24) and Kasun Suriaratchie - but the middle order in fact won hat made its mark, with the skipper in particular holding off the MCC attack. Sperling (38) alongside Keirran Voekl (31) hit the bad ball and rotated strike - keeping things simple as the chase diminished - before he was run out. Voekl, Dylan Hadfield (29no) and Nathan Lambden (8no) finished the job at the death to get the Swans home with two balls to spare. “We started pegging them back, bowled the right areas and limited the boundaries - they got 130 and I was very happy with that and that we could chase it,” Sperling said. “Kasun went out to a pretty good catch, didn’t make too many, but it was good that the middle order stood up and made

it count when the game was on the line. “That’s the most pleasing thing - the number of contributors we had was great.” Backing up for another double-header, Casey will head to Fitzroy-Doncaster on Saturday before hosting Greenvale to round off the Twenty20s. Saturday wasn’t ideal for the Swans, conceding 5/150 to Prahran across the first Twenty20 of the weekend as David Hussey (52) and Adam Bull (46) flayed the Swans with the ball. The Swans performed ably with the bat as Seymour (24) and Suriaratchie (27) got the side off to a quick start, but soon fell away on Saturday as Prahran showed off its all-rough might. Win number one pulls Casey-South Melbourne off the bottom of the ladder, where it has resided for most of the last two seasons.

By JARROD POTTER DDCA TURF 1 REVIEW - ROUND 5 (Day 1) IN WHAT could have been upset of the year, the top dog Cranbourne (107 and 0/9) barely scraped by against repromoted Narre Warren (72) as first innings points were decided on a bowler’s day. CRANBOURNE v NARRE WARREN JANAKA Liyanabadalge (6/35) superbly spun his way through the Eagles on a day where even the greats struggled with the blade. Steve Spoljaric (4) succumbed quickly, but resolve was carried through by Matt Chasemore (43) - as the highcalibre recruit showed why he was so highly sought after. He guided the remainder of the short innings with Brandon Tyzzer (28no), but the next wave of Liyanabadalge scalps kicked in to push the Eagles out after 40 overs. Spoljaric (5/38) made sure he wouldn’t be absent with the ball though - taking the new rock with Cam Kelly (0/4), the four-time Wookey Medallist

seared through the top order. When the smoke cleared Narre Warren was 4/1 - four wickets down that is - as the champion all-rounder ensured his side had first innings points locked away. Nick Shirt (6) while not scoring much at least batted out an hour at the crease while Omar Baker (22) and captain Kaushalya M Weeraratne (20) tried to steady the ship. This time it was Chasemore (3/13) to unleash his own rampage as Narre fell 31 short on the first dig in a massively missed opportunity. BUCKLEY RIDGES v HEINZ SOUTHERN DISTRICTS BATTING Heinz Southern Districts (0/19) into oblivion, Buckley Ridges (283) belted the fellow top-four side to leave a huge mountain to climb next week. After Michael Davies (4/65) snared two immediate scalps, the 2/0 score line looked horrendous, but it turned around quickly as Susantha Pradeep (120) and Jayson Hobbs (46) returned fire. Their 114-run stand was ended by Davies, but

Pradeep carried on with Dan Watson (33) and Suren Ekanayake (28) to belt his first ton of the season. The frenzy ended early, to the relief of the Cobras, as Pradeep fell to Matt Downe (3/62), leaving the tail to swat another 70 after his demise. Heinz remained 11-strong at stumps with a whopper to hunt down, but they will be thankful it is at the postage stamp known as Park Oval and not Reedy Reserve. HALLAM KALORA PARK v BERWICK BERWICK will be another to wonder what if after letting Hallam Kalora Park (9/207) off the hook. Ben Hilliard (51) withstood the best of the Berwick attack - devastated by injuries and unavailability. It left most of the work to English leg-spinner Jack Williams (4/60) - who was brilliant across his 32 overs with 15 maidens. Berwick rattled off 51 overs before tea, but couldn’t rouse Hilliard from the crease until he notched his 50. Cory Bevan (4/43) took the new rock and also bowled admirably throughout the day.

T20 win for Seagulls By RUSSELL BENNETT

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THE boys from Tooradin will never get used to seeing former Seagulls champion Cal O’Hare in another local team’s colours, and on Tuesday night at Glover Reserve in Devon Meadows they had to face off against him. Now playing for Buckley Ridges in the Dandenong and District Cricket Association (DDCA), O’Hare was the marquee player for Devon Meadows in their Round 2 Kookaburra Cup Twenty20 clash with Tooradin. Playing on one of the most pristine surfaces in West Gippsland, Tooradin and Devon Meadows put on a real show with the visitors eventually snaring a fourwicket win in the 19th over. The Gulls won the toss earlier in the day and sent the Panthers in to bat, with gun all-rounder O’Hare opening the innings with Daniel Steet (53). O’Hare’s was the first wicket to fall, when his great mates Aaron Avery and Chris Brennan ran him out for 33. Steet kicked on to bring up his half-century but as the innings wore on, the quality of Tooradin’s

Tooradin player-coach Aaron Avery celebrates the run out Picture: RUSSELL of his great mate, Cal O Hare. 147895 BENNETT death bowling shone through. Young guns Matt Welsh and Dylan Sutton conceded just 17 and 26 runs respectively in their four-over allotments, while Avery claimed 1/24 from his four and Ross Douglas 2/33. Tooradin started its chase with Tom Hussey and Kane Latham at the top of the order. O’Hare removed Latham for 14 and took 2/36 for the innings but Hussey (39) and Bradey Welsh (52)

proved the difference-makers for the WGCA Premier outfit. For the most part, Hussey and Welsh played well within themselves with traditional cricket shots that - impeccably timed - still found the boundary. But the highlight of the innings was a towering six over the mid-wicket fence by Hussey off O’Hare’s bowling. The Seagulls advance to the next round of the knockout competition.

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Ready to explode By DAVID NAGEL IT HAS been bubbling along since early October, but West Gippsland cricket’s Premier Division is set for an explosive three-week lead into Christmas. The WGCA reverse draw will see teams that meet in round seven over the next two weeks then back up for a one-day contest in round eight on December 19. And it’s a tantalising stretch that will see the top-four sides put their premiership credentials on the line. Undefeated Pakenham will host a Tooradin side that has been unblemished since round one, while Cardinia and Merinda Park, third and fourth respectively, will look to avoid a likely slip as fifth-placed Kooweerup takes advantage of a soft part of its draw. Tooradin captain Tom Hussey knows his Seagulls will need a complete team performance to trouble the Lions on their own deck at Toomuc Reserve. “We need everyone firing to be an honest chance of beating them,” Hussey said.

“They’ve got a very strong batting line-up, but in Sutts (Dylan Sutton), Matt Welsh, Azza (Aaron Avery), and Lowndsy (Josh Lownds) we’ve got plenty of options with the ball as well. It’ll be a ripper this week - a real test to see where we’re at as a side.” The Seagulls (5/275dec) will head into this week’s heavyweight clash with mixed emotions after just falling short of an outright victory against league cellar-dwellers Cranbourne Meadows (126 and 9/170). Lownds (4/30) and Sutton (3/45) took first innings bowling honours, while Tim Lenders (5/18) led the Seagulls’ charge to an outright in the Rebels’ second dig. But their efforts were foiled by an outstanding contribution from Shameera Weerasinghe, who backed up his 67 in the first innings with a brilliant 94 in the second. Kooweerup (259) has broken a two-game losing streak in impressive style, taking 20 wickets on day two to roll Upper Beaconsfield (131 and 122) outright at Kooweerup. Openers Jess Mathers (3/25 and 3/48) and John Bright (2/30 and 2/25) claimed 10 wickets between them as

A textbook technique counted for little for Cardinia’s Alex Nooy on Saturday, caught for 6 off the bowling of Picture: ROB CAREW Emerald’s Ian Litterbach. 147654 the back-to-back reigning premiers returned to form. Gun-Cardinia (8/202) recruits Ben Maroney (56) and Dwayne Doig (52) have joined skipper Neil Barfuss (44) in leading the Bulls to victory over Emerald (179) at Chandler Reserve. “Ben looked unreal on Saturday,” Barfuss said of Maroney, whose figures this season haven’t yet matched

his undoubted class. And finally, Pakenham’s (7/339cc) huge score from day one was always going to prove challenging for Merinda Park (179) at Donnelly Reserve. Dylan Cuthbertson (59) was the best of a wasteful Cobras’ line-up, with six batsmen reaching double figures but none kicking on to a matchwinning score.

Turf cover policy makes for naked pitch By JARROD POTTER BEACONSFIELD missed even more cricket over the weekend after the DDCA turf cover policy left them at the mercy of another barrage of weekday rain. To the dismay of everyone at Beacy’s training on Thursday evening, the rain was falling but they weren’t allowed to put out any covers. The DDCA turf covers policy states every Friday the turf cover situation will be assessed by the league and “clubs not following directions (including laying covers without permission) shall be subject to penalty”. It led to Beaconsfield and Mordialloc’s DDCA Turf 3 clash to be called off after five overs on Saturday, with the wicket deemed dangerous by the umpires after bowlers slipped and each ball created divots. The DDCA’s policy stops clubs making a decision on laying covers earlier in the week, unless authorised or granted a special exemption by the league. To add further pain to the situation, there was no rain on Saturday afternoon but the Tigers were left without play for the fourth time in five rounds. Beaconsfield Cricket Club president Aaron Price said it was tough to watch the brand new turf wicket - only laid late last year - cop these mid-week downpours uncovered. “Standing there at training at Beaconsfield on Thursday night and watching the game pretty much getting washed away is disappointing as a whole,” Price said. “Five overs in and the game was abandoned because the bowlers slipping on the front foot - they had to pull the pin. “Excluding Saturday - where we had five overs before it was abandoned - in the previous four weeks

A bowler's grouping shouldn't be that easily seen on the wicket, especially in the first five overs. 147743 Picture: JARROD POTTER preceding, we’ve had one day’s cricket. “It’s been a long time for us to get this far and a big outlay for us and that’s why we want to see as much cricket on there as possible.” Price said he had talked to the DDCA about the policy and hoped the initial decision to lay covers could be given to the clubs so they could be laid out earlier in the week. “We acknowledge that we’re at the will of the weather gods, but the league should let the clubs take control of their own destiny,” Price said. “The determination should be left to the clubs - regardless of the curation staff - private or council the clubs should be in a position to manage their own covers. “It’s an old fashioned job that just needs people there to do it and

Massive footmarks showed through after five overs as bowlers slipped through the crease at Perc Allison Reserve. 147743 we’ve been managing that since last Christmas. “The clubs should be able to manage it themselves and if they’re preparing poor wickets they should be penalised.” Beaconsfield has a Twenty20 match scheduled for Wednesday

night and has been granted league dispensation to freely administer the covers, which Price hopes it will be a framework for the future. Beaconsfield versus Mordialloc has been rescheduled for a one-dayer on Saturday.

Lions’ skipper Dom Paynter (3/8) backed up his 172 from week one with another standout performance while Chris Smith (2/31) chimed in with a couple early. This week: Pakenham (1) v Tooradin (2), Cardinia (3) v Merinda Park (4), Cranbourne Meadows (8) v Kooweerup (5), Emerald (7) v Upper Beaconsfield (6). CRICKET SCOREBOARD

VIC. PREMIER CRICKET ROUND 8 - T20 (SATURDAY) Casey-South Melbourne 8/132(cc) (K. Suriaratchie 27) def by Prahran 5/150(cc) (L. Diston 2/28). Dandenong 8/110 (D. Alleyne 31*) def St Kilda 7/109(cc) (J. Butterfield 3/13, J. Wilcock 3/23). Northcote 2/102 def Greenvale Kangaroos 8/98(cc). Essendon 5/127 def by Fitzroy Doncaster 5/130(cc). Carlton 4/174(cc) def Melbourne Uni 5/111(cc). Camberwell Magpies 8/146(cc) def Monash Tigers 85. Geelong 7/140 def by Footscray Edgewater 8/141(cc). Melbourne 7/168(cc) def Frankston Peninsula 9/105. Ringwood 90 def by Kingston Hawthorn 2/91. ROUND 9 - T20 (SUNDAY) Casey-South Melbourne 5/132 (L. Sperling 38, K. Voelkl 31) def Melbourne 9/131(cc) (L. Diston 3/17, J. Seymour 2/19, B. Rose 2/23). Footscray Edgewater 0/98 def Dandenong 96. Kingston Hawthorn 7/166 def Northcote 8/165(cc). Greenvale Kangaroos 6/117(cc) def by Essendon 4/120. Fitzroy Doncaster 6/171 def Carlton 138. Melbourne Uni 7/142(cc) def by Camberwell Magpies 1/145. Monash Tigers 7/133(cc) def Geelong 9/131. St Kilda 5/166(cc) def Frankston Peninsula 8/124. Prahran 6/125(cc) def by Ringwood 5/129. Top 8: Fitzroy Doncaster 39, Melbourne 33, Ringwood 33, Footscray Edgewater 28, Monash Tigers 28, Prahran 27, Camberwell Magpies 25, Dandenong 24. Casey-South Melbourne (17th - 4 points). DDCA - TURF 1 ROUND 5 - DAY 1 Lyndale 0/7 v Parkfield 224 (J. Barrett 80, S. Bell 44, T. D’souza 40, C. Connolly 4/72). Cranbourne 107 (M. Chasemore 43, J. Liyanabadalge 6/35) and 0/9 v Narre Warren 72 (S. Spoljaric 5/38, M. Chasemore 3/13). Springvale South 2/137(dec) (M. Vandort 62, N. King 39) v North Dandenong 129 (S. Leonard 30, N. King 4/25, M. Bandara 3/34) and 1/10. Buckley Ridges 283 (S. Pradeep 120, J. Hobbs 46, D. Watson 33, M. Davies 4/65 M. Downe 3/62) v Heinz Southern Districts 0/19. Mordialloc 145 (L. Kennedy 49, A. Harry 3/20, P. Atkinson 3/52) v Dandenong West 2/23. Hallam Kalora Park 9/207 (B. Hillard 51, L. Booth 38, C. Bevan 4/43, J. Williams 4/60) v Berwick. TURF 2 Narre North 6/160(dec) (S. Brandon 38, D. Nanayakkara 4/39) v Silverton 54 (N. Pulham 5/21, B. Doran 5/22) and 1/47. Fountain Gate 203 (G. Sameera 75*, S. White 49, R. Galappatthy 38, P. Jamieson 5/49) v St Brigid’s/St Louis 3/63 (K. Gray 34*). St Mary’s 3/9 (D. Fitch 3/2) v Dingley 162 (C. Otto 88, J. Kari 4/47, C. Roberts 3/34). Coomoora 150 (C. Perera 39, C. Fernando 31, S. Ahmad 3/29) v Keysborough 0/50(cc) (R. Byron 31*). Southern Pirates 5/216(dec) (A. Athulathmudali 112, S. Simpson 36*, T. Yeowart 3/39) v Aspendale 92 (N. Kumar 4/17) and 2/25. Parkdale 169 (J. Dotters 72, G. Galloway 61, J. Waterworth 4/17) v Narre South 2/11. WGCA PREMIER ROUND 6 - DAY 2 Merinda Park 179 (D. Cuthbertson 59, D. Paynter 3/8) def by Pakenham 7/339(cc) (D. Paynter 172, R. Elston 91, J Toan 3/44). Emerald 179 (N. Copey 33*, A.J. Walker 31, D. Doig 4/55) def by Cardinia 8/202 (B. Maroney 56, D. Doig 52, N. Barfuss 44, D. McDonald 3/9). Kooweerup 259 (M. Davey 83, C. Bright 61, C. O’Hara 36, S. Pitcher 7/56) def Upper Beaconsfield 131 (S. Pitcher 35, C. McDonald 32*, J. Mathers 3/25) and 122 (M. Hutson 35, J. Mathers 3/48). Tooradin 5/279(dec) (T. Hussey 177, M. Ralph 49) def Cranbourne Meadows 126 (S. Weerasinghe 67, J. Lownds 4/30, D. Sutton 3/45) and 9/170 (S. Weerasinghe 94, T. Lenders 5/18). VSDCA - NORTH/EAST 1ST XI ROUND 5 - DAY 2 Balwyn 9/283(dec) (M. Perera 4/56, S. Paramesh 2/35) def Noble Park 215 (P. Hill 64*, S. Paramesh 40, M. Fernando 35). Kew Cricket Club 3/307 (M. Christy 2/49) def Endeavour Hills 173 (L. Cody 66, R. Saniga 38). Top 6: Kew 27, Balwyn 24, Preston 24, Plenty Valley 21, Mount Waverley 18, Coburg 18. Noble Park (10th - 9 points), Endeavour Hills (14th - 6 points).

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Bowlers blitz their way to Narre win NARRE WARREN BOWLS TUESDAY - Round 7 THE Division 1 firsts played host to Vermont South this week and had a resounding all rinks up win. Wilma Haringsma, Alan Mark, Iain Stevenson, Ian Brotherton 32-13; Judy Naughton, Eric Sydenham, Wilma Stevenson, Jimmy Millar 2215; Shirley Bell, Reg Young, Rod Lane, Neville Bradley 30-18. The Division 3 seconds played away at notoriously difficult Ferntree Gully; they came home with an overall win, including the trifecta - one up, one down and one draw. Nancy Pugh, Keith Mark, Micki Horton, Brian Fraser 15-15; Alaine Dawson, Gary Gilchrist, Ethel Van Maanen, Reg Johnstone 26-9; Arthur Fitt, Truus Henneman, Ralph Devonshire, Enid Gibb 8-20. The Division 5 thirds were at home to Ferntree Gully, and had a good overall win, winning one rink and losing one. Helen McCarthy, Pam Uren, Andy Tobler 17-22; Len O’Brien, Sep Van Maanen, Jack Norman 28-11. SATURDAY - Round 7 The Division 2 firsts travelled to Edithvale this week and had an overall win with two rinks up and two down. Wilma Haringsma, Bill Brewster, Iain Stevenson, Ian Brotherton 13-25; Shirley Bell, Carl Lapham, Eric Sydenham, Wilma Stevenson 25-14; Judy Naughton, Reg Young, Erik Luyters, Jimmy Millar 22-24; Joe Selfridge, Arthur Scheurer, Rod Lane, Neville Bradley 25-11. The Division 4 seconds were at home to Beaumaris, having a good overall win, with two rinks up and two down. Michael Graham, Ralph Devonshire, Stan Robinson, Greg Cowan 14-20; Phillip Howard, Janis Dukats, Peter Castricum, Matt Fitt 29-8; Colin Groom, John Heathcote, Alan Mark, Reg Johnstone 21-15; Glen Cadman, Enid Gibb, Keith Mark, Norm Hosmer 14-20. The Division 6 thirds went away to Vermont South and won the day, with three rinks up. Peter Lister, Bob Gye, Sharon Bull, Brent Grigg 27-19; Fred Fox, Peter Groom, Ethel Van Maanen, Micki Horton 16-20; Sep Van Maanen, Mark Groom, Peter Rouse, Brian Fraser 20-19; Arthur Fitt, Rudi Pompe, Steven Boyd, Damian Brick 21-17. The Division 7 fourths finally had a game this week, after a period of byes and walkovers. They played host to Donvale, and the rust of inaction showed, going down 3 rinks to one. Len O’Brien, Zade Bulmer, Leo McGeary, Jack Norman 16-20; Darren Moore, Stan Bulmer, Margaret Hyam, Andy Tobler 19-22; Helen McCarthy, Bob Brokenshire, Gail Bowman, John Zanon 17-14; Callum Osborne, Jack Castricum, Stan Birkett, John Uren 15-19.

Cougars cowed By RUSSELL BENNETT THE Berwick City Cougars are riding a six-game losing streak into their home game this weekend after a pair of Victorian Baseball Summer League Division 2 losses over the past week. The last time the side tasted victory was in Round 7 with an impressive 8-2 victory away to Fitzroy on 1 November. It’s been a much rockier road since, though, losing a nail-biter 4-3 to Werribee at the Melbourne Ballpark last Wednesday night; and then going down 9-5 away to Williamstown on Sunday. The talent on both the offensive and defensive end for the Cougars is there for all to see and they’ll be moving heaven and earth this week to wipe the slate clean and start a new streak this time a winning one. They’ll host Malvern in Round 14 from 3.30pm this Sunday at their home Cyril Molyneux Reserve diamond. The Cougars currently sit in fifth spot on the Division 2 firsts ladder with six wins and seven losses through their first 13 games. They’re two points clear of Upwey Ferntree Gully and now two in arrears of Williamstown. QUIZ NUMBER 1481 ANSWERS: 1.Protectionist 2.Mitchell Johnson 3. French 4. Alex Rodriguez 5. Geoff Hunt 6. Kornelia Ender 7. Steve Bradbury 8. Five 9. Malcolm Johnston 10. Peter Wilson 11. Five 12. Betty Cuthbert 13. Peter Thomson 14. Christchurch 15. Rob Brown 16. Canoeing 17. Don Budge and Rod Laver 18. Warwick Armstrong 19. Joe Frazier 20. Snow skiing

Bombers home in on Nyuon as AFL target By JARROD POTTER FROM sitting at a desk at Shepley Oval doing his work, to rushing across the Bolte Bridge to join his new AFL club, Friday morning has been a whirlwind for newly selected Essendon footballer Gach Nyuon. Nyuon, 18, from Keysborough, had his hopes fulfilled in the AFL rookie draft as a click of the mouse changed the 200cm ruckman’s life. Capping off his incredible year - having earned All Australian and TAC Cup Team of the Year honours and a national championship - The Stingrays’ mainstay will get to play for the Bombers in 2016 after he was chosen with the fourth pick overall. As soon as he arrived at his Dandenong Stingrays’ traineeship on Friday - where he helps out with Auskick and sponsor seminars - Nyuon received the phenomenal news at 11am. “It’s great - I’m pretty excited,” Nyuon said on Friday morning just minutes after his name was called out. “Sort of had a rough idea - they (Essendon) called me yesterday and told me what was going to happen and it’s a bit more of a relief I guess - it’s special.”

Dandenong Stingrays ruckman Gach Nyuon, right, has earned his place in the AFL after Essendon selected him in Friday’s rookie Picture: JARROD POTTER draft. 144584 Feelings leftover from Tuesday night - where he was overlooked at the AFL National Draft - proved fleeting, as Nyuon just went back to work on and off the field without worrying too much about the upcoming rookie draft. “Missing out on the national draft was disappointing, but I just waited for today to see what hap-

pens,” Nyuon said. “Not much changed this week - not with my work and training nothing changed from what I went about with the Stingrays.” He didn’t get much time to let his newly-announced AFL career sink in, with Essendon beckoning him to make the trip out to the western suburbs immediately to be presented to the club,

players and media later today. “I’m at Shepley Oval - but have to leave pretty soon as the Bombers want me to get over there and do some media,” Nyuon said. Nyuon believes the hard work necessary to earn his place in the senior side will inspire him greatly, as he relishes the challenge of advancing from the rookie list. “I reckon it’s going to push me more that I was going into the rookie draft - I knew I had national draft talent,” Nyuon said. “I’m ready to take it and get my best shot - I’ll work twice as hard if I need to but I’m ready to get into it.” It caps off an amazing rise into the football world for Nyuon whose first AFL season will only be his fourth overall in football, after taking up the sport in 2012. Following its amazing Tuesday night where six Stingrays were selected - including Carlton’s number one pick Jacob Weitering - Dandenong ended with seven players on AFL lists from its 2015 squad. Another Greater Dandenong expat Alex Woodward was re-listed by Hawthorn after the unlucky midfielder suffered another ACL knee injury earlier this year.

Wheat wins overall nett at Beaconhills CARDINIA BEACONHILLS GOLF THE Beaconhills Open (men’s) was played on Saturday with a full field competing in the Golf Victoria’s Ivo Whitton ranking event. Mark Boulton (+1) from Phillip Island Golf Club took out the coveted trophy with rounds of 68 and 69 and also securing the overall runner-up nett win. Runner-up was Brad McGill (1) from Berwick Montuna Golf Club with rounds of 74 and 69. The overall nett winner was Shane Wheat from Cardinia Beaconhills Golf Links. The Women’s Beaconhills Open winner was Shanaiah Fernando (1) from Yarra Yarra Golf Club with a score of 74. The daily comp on Saturday was won by John Williamson (15) with 40 points in A Grade and the B Grade winner was Coby Borninkhof (18) with 40 points c/b. In Sunday’s stroke competition, the winner was Brad Vigilante (10) with 66 c/b nett and the runner-up was Peter Lipshut (31) with 66 nett. In the midweek competitions, Chris Sargeant (15) took out the A Grade win with 67 nett on Tuesday and the B Grade winner was Damien Bayard (18) with an impressive 63 nett. On Thursday, Mark Griffin(3) had a repeat feat with 40 points c/b for the A grade win and Arthur Bailey (17)) had 43 points for the B grade win. On Wednesday, the women played their Medal of Medallists event and the winner was Heather Hamilton (21) with 68 nett and daily comp winner was Kim Pitcher (32) with 67 nett.

Beaconhills Open winner. Mark Boulton from Phillip Island GC.

Beaconhills Open from left; Nett winner Shane Women’s Beaconhills Open winner. Shanaiah Wheat, Open winner Mark Boulton and Open runnerFernando from Yarra Yarra GC. Pictures: SUPPLIED up Brad McGill.

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