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Stolen cards rip-off A CRANBOURNE West man has used stolen credit cards to rip-off swimming pool stores, liquor stores and servos for more than $4500, a court has heard.

On four occasions, Simon Albert Shaw, 44, ordered over the phone using a stolen credit card to buy a swimming pool from a Clarks Rubber store in Melbourne’s south east just prior to Christmas last year.

Each time, he then went into the store to get a refund onto another card, reaping a total of more than $2700.

The court heard on 30 November that Shaw also placed two $500-plus orders of slabs of premium beer, bourbon and whiskey at Dan Murphy’s stores using the same card.

Shaw made full admissions, telling police he’d received the credit card details from an unnamed friend, who owed him money.

“At the time it was Christmas, and I needed money,” Shaw told police.

“It was stupid.”

The accused pleaded guilty to about 30 deception and theft charges, including possessing two stolen street signs, as well as breaching a community corrections order.

About 1am on 14 June, the accused assisted a driver involved in a minor collision in Cranbourne West, the court heard.

During Shaw’s act of charity, the driver’s iPhone 6 and credit card went missing.

By 2.30am, Shaw made six fraudulent transactions,

totalling more than $700 using the driver’s card at servos and an ATM, Senior Constable Ryan Johnson told the court.

During the next day, Shaw made calls and texts from the stolen phone.

In October, Shaw used a stolen credit card to book a motel room, buy petrol, two family-sized meals from Pizza Hut, $170 of meat, a brush cutter and leaf blower, and ordered a $940 motorbike.

He also pleaded guilty to three petrol drive-offs in Cranbourne in August and November. On both occasions he was unlicensed.

Shaw had been on a community corrections order since February but had not completed one of 200 hours of required unpaid work, the court was told.

Shaw’s lawyer argued Shaw had been medically unfit to comply with the order due to a shoulder and bicep injury since March.

The accused’s offending was “hopeless” in that he gave his name and mobile number to the stores, the lawyer said.

“There’s almost an inevitability about his prosecution for his matters.

Magistrate Julie O’Donnell noted Shaw’s 20plus pages of criminal history, and a lack of medical proof to justify his non-compliance with his corrections order.

“He’s committed these sort of offences for years.”

Ms O’Donnell cancelled the corrections order and sentenced Shaw to 14 months’ jail, with a seven-month nonparole period.

Students have fine body of work CRANBOURNE Body Works has been struggling to find and keep interested apprentices. So in a bid to get them back in the garage the company has approached Casey council and numerous schools in the region to help boost numbers and teach teenagers what the job is really about. Students from Pakenham High School visited the garage and year nine student Josh got a lesson from Cranbourne Body Works mentor Brad Scholz. For the full story turn to page 4. 147664 Picture: GEORGIA WESTGARTH

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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.

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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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Police believe this man was involved in an alleged sexual assault on a bus in Cranbourne West.

By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS MASKED men wielding a machete and a wooden pole while they raided a Lynbrook service station have been captured on CCTV footage.

Detective Sergeant Ivan Bobetic of Dandenong Embona Taskforce said there was a “fair element of planning” in the robbery at the 7-11 servo on South Gippsland Highway about 2.40am on 27 November.

He said an unmasked man rang the bell outside the servo’s front doors and requested to be let in “to gain the trust of the person at the counter”.

When the door was opened by an attendant, three masked and armed males jumped out from a hiding place around the corner and followed the man inside.

The male armed with a machete jumped over wire screens and demanded that the attendant hand over cash from the till.

The group, believed to be aged between 17 and 25, ran off with a “significant amount of cash”.

The victim was “severely traumatised” but not otherwise injured, Sgt Bobetic said.

“The threats made were significant, but I’m not prepared to go into the words used.

“Thankfully, the attendant didn’t try to fight back.

“When we’re dealing with weapons that are edged and threatened with violence... thankfully no-one was injured.”

Sgt Bobetic said the taskforce hadn’t ruled out linking other inves-

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CCTV footage of a male wanted over the Lynbrook servo armed robbery. 147823 tigations to the incident.

“Often this type of offending can escalate.

“This is a big concern of ours and for the broader public.”

A staff member at the servo said the attendant at the time had resumed his work shift. “Yeah, he is fine,“ the worker said.

The unmasked man handed himself into Cranbourne police hours after CCTV was publicly released by police on 1 December.

Three other males are still at large.

The male armed with a machete was described as about 173 centimetres tall with a thin build and olive skin.

He wore a white T-shirt, black hoodie, dark pants, black Adidas shoes, white socks, red gloves and a white covering over his face.

A third male, wielding a pole, was Caucasian, about 163 centimetres tall and of medium build.

He wore a green hoodie with a round white logo on the front, black pants with a white stripe down the sides, black socks, white gloves and a grey face covering.

A fourth male was Caucasian with a large build.

He wore a white hoodie, black pants, black Adidas shoes, white socks, grey gloves and a black face covering.

Any information to Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or to crimestoppersvic.com.au.

To see the CCTV footage of the raid visit dandenong.starcommunity.com.au.

Slithering shopper marks early hiss-tmas “He had been crawling around the whole arcade, past the Reject Shop and the Lolly Shop before settling in the fruit shop,” Barry said.

Perhaps after some fruit mince pies, Barry said it was most likely the tiger snake had sniffed out a rodent.

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A VICTORIA Police recruit has been allegedly caught drink driving in Cranbourne West.

The female trainee police officer returned a positive reading when she was intercepted during a booze bus operation on Hall Road at 8.37pm on Sunday 29 November.

She was issued with a penalty notice for drink driving after a second breath test returned a reading of 0.058 per cent.

person from the centre said no-one was at risk.

Barry has since assured the centre that the snake has had its last shopping spree.

“I released it on a private property (belonging to a friend) just outside of Cranbourne well away from everybody,” Barry said.

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THE most dangerous snake in the world made a Christmas trip to Cranbourne Park Shopping Centre just 25 days out from the big day.

A 1m long tiger snake was caught hiding among boxes of fruit at the newly renovated centre about 9.30pm on Monday 30 November.

Security staff had been keeping an eye on the adult snake, and were relieved to see Snake Catchers Victoria’s Barry Goldsmith walk

through the door.

“They were very happy to see me,” Barry said, and the snake was caught and bagged in no time.

“I had four security guards around me as I caught the snake - I thought who’s monitoring the rest of the centre.”

The tiger snake presumed to be about five years old had had a merry old time window shopping before his festive bargain hunting came to an end.

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A WOMAN screamed after a fedora-clad man sat down next to her on a Cranbourne West bus and sexually assaulted her in the middle of the day.

Police released on Friday 27 November an image of the man who allegedly sexually assaulted the 21-year-old.

It’s understood the woman was already on the bus when the alleged offender got on at a bus stop along Cranbourne-Frankston, in Cranbourne West, just before 10am on Sunday 25 October.

The bus driver stopped when he heard the victim scream and then kicked the man off the bus, near where he had got on.

The man is believed to be aged between 30 and 35 years, had a tanned complexion, a solid build, dark shaved hair, blue eyes and a tattoo on his forearm.

He was wearing a fedora, a dark top and dark pants.

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Skilled approach needed “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.

“After putting it all into practice this year we saw results within the first three months,” Nicky said.

“We are showing the young students that panel beating and spray painting is not what it used to be - it’s safer and cleaner now and is a very technical and 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

Year 9 student Brandon getting some paint prepared. 147664 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

Kevin Slattery with Ethan in the garage. 147664 their Cranbourne garage, Nicky and Kevin have two apprenticeships to fill and five VCAL positions available for

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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.

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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.

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“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.

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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.

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A SCIENCE project at Coral Park Primary School has found plastic to be the number one pollutant at the neighbouring River Gum Creek Reserve in Hampton Park.

One hundred Grade 5 and 6 students took the science and maths experiment and found plastic made up 64 per cent of the rubbish in the wetlands adjacent to their school.

School teacher Kirwan Peluso said the students were surprised by the items that were found dumped at the parklands.

“We found push bikes and bike frames and other household items and I myself was shocked at the findings,” Ms Peluso said.

“It looked like the rubbish had been there for a long time, wrappers had faded in colour and plastics were embedded into the ground.”

The students covered about a square kilometre of land and Ms Peluso said the sheer amount collected and the places it was found has sparked the school students to want to do something about it.

“We found there are no rubbish bins in the area and our aim now is to put some plans into action and perhaps speak to the council about our ideas,” she said.

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Deeya, Anthony, Justin and Chelsea with some of their finds. 147517 ond to plastic at 24 per cent of the contents.

“Metal made up 4 per cent, aluminium cans 6 per cent and glass 5.5 per cent.

“It would be off putting to picnic there, the area is unappealing and doesn’t seem to get cleaned up regularly.”

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proud of what the film has been able to show, and I think they’ve received some really positive feedback from ex-clients and people that work in the sector,” Sophie said.

“There isn’t a film like this as far as they’re aware.

“The conversations have also turned to what can we do with this film? Can it be used for community and corporate screenings?

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“Some of them did feel anxious before the broadcast, but they were well supported by the counsellors and each other,” she said.

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They watched eagerly and tweeted madly as the groundbreaking film ‘Call Me Dad’ was broadcast on the ABC across the nation.

The documentary, which coincided with last week’s White Ribbon initiative, focuses on the inner workings of a men’s behavioural change group in Narre Warren.

Over 16 weeks last year independent film-maker Sophie and her team chronicled the men involved in the group Heavy METAL - short for Men’s Education Towards Anger and Life.

The documentary focuses on three men in particular - each a father and perpetrator of violence - and their families.

“It’s really special to be able to share something we’ve been working on for years now, and to know we’ve been watching it with hundreds of thousands of others,” Sophie told Star News after the film’s debut.

“I guess there’s also some trepidation as well. We think we’ve made a compelling and engaging film, but we don’t know how other people are going to react.”

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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.”

A Dandenong South man was left with deep cuts to his head after he was struck with a torch when a dispute broke out at a Lynbrook home.

Uniform police and detectives were called to the Macleod Way property by the 25-year-old victim at 7.30pm on Sunday 29 November.

It’s believed the victim went to the home and his phone and watch were taken from him during the scuffle.

Police have arrested a 39-year-old female and a 42-year-old male resident.

They have been released pending summons.

A 16-year-old boy from Endeavour Hills was also arrested in connection to the incident and has been remanded in custody.

Blaze after car crash CFA crews were called out to a blaze in Junction Village on Monday after a car crash led to a grassfire along the South Gippsland Highway.

The fire was brought under control by 4.15pm, while the driver was taken to Frankston Hospital after suffering a leg injury.

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By LACHLAN MOORHEAD 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

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face as my face appeared on television accusing me of something 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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“Any 16-year-old - I say it to anyone - if you’ve got cameras chucked in your face, people throwing money, getting to go overseas, getting to go around Australia, getting to meet famous people. Why not? Why wouldn’t you do it?� Corey told Star News. “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.�

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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-year-old to take on all that, it was a lot at the time.�

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By GEORGIA WESTGARTH ALISON Allan is fighting for more than her next boxing title as her six-year-old daughter Bella takes on her biggest battle yet - leukaemia.

The Allan family are currently celebrating mum of two Alison’s first Australian boxing title while they sit bedside at the Royal Children’s hospital with Bella who was diagnosed with T-cell leukaemia in September.

Alison competed in her first boxing match two years ago and now with an Australian championship under her belt the Cranbourne mum has a professional career in her sights.

An amateur boxer, Alison, won her first Australian title in Queensland on Saturday 21 November against six-foot

tall Rebecca Burgess from South Australia.

“There was a big crowd with a massive support network in the room and she came out more aggressive in the first round,” Alison said.

Normally a nervous fighter, Alison said she was more relaxed than she’d ever been prior to a big fight.

“I stepped it up in the next three rounds and in the last round I knew I was starting to hurt her so I just kept attacking.

“I won the fight with a technical knockout,” she said.

But outside of the ring the family of four are all fighting one battle - leukaemia.

Alison said the tough contact sport

has helped her through the diagnosis and treatment of her young daughter.

“Boxing has played a huge part in my life and it is something that is getting me through at present - it’s the best form of therapy,” she said.

With her gloves on Alison said she has drawn strength from her beloved Bella.

“I knew no fight I was going to face in the ring was even going to come close to the fight she has ahead of her.”

Alison started her love affair with boxing after doing cardio boxing classes and said she hasn’t looked back since she was convinced to go amateur.

“I’ve now had 12 fights and after winning the championship title it qualifies me to trial for the world games in April/ May next year,” she said.

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Sergeant’s 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 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

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“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.

WITHIN a matter of hours two Casey businesses were targeted last weekend.

Detective Senior Sergeant Rodney Moroney at the Narre Warren police station believes the burglaries are linked.

“Doors have been jimmied open both times but they failed to find anything to steal at the second location which was just down the road,” he said.

Thieves broke into the Casey Dental Group in Narre Warren South on Cranbourne Narre Warren Road between 5.45pm on Friday 27 November and 7am the next morning.

A television which was on a wall mount and $150 in cash that was inside a tin at the reception was stolen.

A safe which contained $2000 in cash and a cheque book was also stolen after the offenders gained entry through the rear door.

An attempted burglary occurred hours later at Ultimate Veterinary Clinic also located on Cranbourne Narre Warren Road.

CCTV footage has confirmed the thieves struck at 5.12am on Saturday 28 November.

An alarm went off and nothing was stolen.

Police are waiting to review the CCTV footage.

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Sophia’s a winner

By GEORGIA WESTGARTH HUNDREDS of riders applied for the chance to represent Australia at the Penang International Horse Show, but just two made the cut- Tooradin teenager Sophia Landy emerged a winner.

Sophia took out second, third and fourth places across different events over the course of the four-day competition, and team Australia won the overall event.

“It was an experience of a lifetime against high level young riders from all over the world,” Sophia said.

The unique horse show is a borrowed horse event, meaning all competitors ride on a horse that has been picked out of a lottery.

Sophia, who is accustomed to riding unfamiliar horses, said she wasn’t fazed by the unknown.

“I think that’s the reason I got selected because I do ride lots of different horses,” she said.

Starting her love for horse riding and competing at the age of six, Sophia, 18, made the big move to Tooradin, during

Sophia Landy competing on borrowed horse Ariki at the Penang International Horse Show.

Representing Australia Maddy Prell and Sophia Landy from Tooradin at the four-day competition.

VCE, from her family home in Melbourne.

“I’ve lived on the estate for two years now, and I love it, I can ride every day,” she said.

Filling her days with riding and study

third in the open class show jumping,” she said.

Sophia, who broke in her first horse at 14 years of age, is currently building up her own instructor and horse training business at the Tooradin estate.

has led the former Methodist Ladies College student to aspire to a career in the industry, and her recent trip to Malaysia was nothing short of inspirational.

“The highlight of the competition for me was at end of the show when I came

Junior footballers make room to care

By GEORGIA WESTGARTH THE South East Juniors (SEJ) Football League has adopted a room at the Ronald McDonald House (RMH) Monash with their recent donation of $5000.

SEJ general manager Shaun Connell said the league had been donating $3000 to the home-away-from-home family service since 2011.

“We are extremely proud to have donated $17,000 over the past five years,” Mr Connell said.

The longstanding partnership with

the Casey clan McDonald’s and the RMH has led to a room at the Monash campus being solely funded by junior league.

“We have adopted room two and it means our money will go toward the maintenance of that room,” Mr Connell said.

“Things like broken taps and tiles can get replaced using that money as well as updating creature comforts like linens, it’s a really productive process.”

The money raised for the children’s

charity house was boosted by an umpire’s trivia night which added $2000 to the original figure and Mr Connell said a group of umpires from SEJ also took some time to meet the families.

“Some of our umpires volunteered to cook and prepare meals for the families using the House earlier this year,” he said.

SEJ will maintain the guest room for the next 12 months and will continue to donate to the cause.

“Ronald McDonald House is all

about providing juniors and their families with opportunities and their objectives fit perfectly with what we are about,” Mr Connell said.

Manager at the league since 2010, Mr Connell said their donation was a small part of the money needed to keep the house open for families with sick kids.

“Ronald McDonald House Monash needs to raise more than $50,000 over and above the money provided by RHM Charities to keep the centre running,” he said.

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Home ransacked in break-in A HOME in Lynbrook had more than $5000 worth of property stolen last week.

Jewellery, computers, mobile phones and a camera were stolen from the address on Gilmore Crescent.

The home was invaded between 7.30am and 6.15pm on Friday 27 November through a timber laundry door which was forced open.

The offenders ransacked the home and a television and other household items were moved but not stolen.

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The workshop, which will run throughout Victoria in the coming weeks, will be held at the Casey council chambers in Narre Warren on Monday 30 November from 6.30pm to 8.30pm.

As it looks to update Victoria’s cycling strategy, the Andrews government is consulting with local communities to help in developing the new plan.

For more information, and to register for the workshop, visit the City of Casey’s Facebook page.

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“I went from working full time and earning good money to only being able to work one day a week,” Kristi said.

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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 of-

fered 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.

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Built and designed by six VCAL students from the Officer school as a part of their VCE program, the play house has proved a favourite among the young pupils.

Prep co-ordinator at Hillcrest Joanna Wiggs said the construction venture was a great partnership between the schools to support learning and well-being of both age groups.

“As part of developing their competencies, the VCAL students had to build something to meet the requirements of a client,” Ms Wiggs said.

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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.

“Penny and I compete on Monday nights in Cranbourne, Wednesday night at Springvale and Thursday night in Frankston.

“We train on two other days, so that’s five days out of the seven we’ve got something on.

“We never stop.

“Penny goes out for anything between 30-minute and 60-minute walks around this area.

“I do my other two days over at the golf course and I’ve got a set-out 40-metre track next to the golf course, which amuses the golfers.

My course runs parallel to one of the holes on the course. Invariably if they don’t hit their drive right it ends up in the trees where I am.”

Mike said would-be athletes could show up to training and give it a go.

“They can come along to see whether it’s what they think it is and if they like it they can keep coming,” he said.

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(215278) IDEAL STARTER.Two bedroom property, recently renovated, polished (215208) Currently rented out to good tenants on lease until Feb. 2015 at $360 floorboards, low maintenance block with carport accommodation. Walking p/week. 3 bedrooms plus study, master with full ensuite & walk in robe. Ducted distance to Cranbourne railway station. Be quick it won’t last long. heating, open plan living, great kitchen with stainless steel appliances, ceramic tiled to wet & hard wearing areas. Great pergola patio entertaining area on a 542m² approx. block & a double garage with auto door.

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(215255) Great Investment 3 bedroom unit on nearly 12sq living on 377m² approx. block. More like a house currently rented MxM at $275 per week.

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

(215303) Located in a quiet court locale, this 3 bedroom property offers ensuite and WIR to main bedroom, build in robes to other 2 bedrooms, spacious lounge area, functional kitchen with generous meals area, plus 4 car accommodation.

Currently leased until Feb, 2015. For an inspection don’t hesitate to call.

(215300) Situated close to the Springhill Shopping Centre for all your immediate amenities this 500m2 block (approx.) Included in this 4 bedroom package, is the master which has a full ensuite & WIR. 2 spacious separate living areas, ducted heating & air conditioning. Kitchen/meals area overlooking the BBQ area. Double garage with backyard access, neat & low maintenance gardens.

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“THIS ONE’S A BEST SELLER” (215262) Overlooking a picturesque park and sitting on an easy maintainable 380m2 approximate block is this very desirable home. 3 bedrooms all with robes, master bedroom with full ensuite and walk in robe, neutral toning’s throughout, gas ducted heating, a well-appointed kitchen with under bench oven, gas cooktop and dishwasher. Ceramic tiled from entry to wet and hardwearing areas. Outdoors we have a decked patio area, a neat corner block with enough yard to store a boat trailer or caravan, a double garage with auto door and internal home access completes the picture, call Frank Barrett direct for all enquiries on 0418 800 912.

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77 BROCKER ST, CLYDE NTH MODERN DESIGN. 3 bdrms plus study, walk-in robe & full ensuite to main bdrm, a well-appointed kitchen with ceaser stone bench tops, all Smeg appliances, 900mm gas stove & cooktop, dishwasher & WI Pantry & an adjoining family area.

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(215290) 5 bedroom home approx. 22sq of living approx. plus double garage.

Ceramic tiling from the entry through to the family/rumpus area, carpeted living area is zoned away for privacy. Ducted heating & evaporative cooling. 5 burner s/steel gas cooktop with under bench oven, dishwasher & lots of cupboards. Full ensuite & WIR to master, double garage with auto door.

(215270) 4 bedroom home, large master bdrm with full ensuite & WIR, floating timber floors from entry to family & rumpus, large carpeted lounge & carpeted to bedrooms. Ducted heating, ceaser stone benches, great kitchen with lots of cupboards. 5 burner S/Steel stove & dishwasher. Approx. 544m² block, 5.5sq garage with access to a workshop & alfresco area.

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

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

(215308) Court location, large 670m² approx. block, fantastic home in great condition with full ensuite to master bedroom & walk in robe. 2 separate living areas plus 3 bedrooms zoned away from the master bedroom, stainless steel gas cooker to the kitchen, ducted heating, evaporative cooling, steel garage. Approx.

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A formal living zone at the front of the home offers a quiet retreat while the generously sized family room and meals area are at the heart of the home and are ideal for everyday living.

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DEGANI at The Avenue is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner seven days a week.

Under new ownership since July, the popular eatery prides itself in having a large variety new menu.

Manager Bronwyn Woodward said they served breakfast, lunch, dinner, functions and catering, Bronwyn said they had an extensive breakfast menu as well woodfired pizza, good food and coffee and alcohol.

“The focus is on providing a place for the locals to eat out, with good food and coffee,” Bronwyn said.

“We have a room that can be booked for private functions.

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Seasonal cheer TOORADIN PHARMACY TOORADIN will light up in green and red for its 18th ‘Christmas on the Foreshorew’.

Tinsel, shiny noses and picnic rugs will dot the Tooradin foreshore on Friday 18 December as families from across the southeast settle in for a night of carols.

The festivities will kick off at 6pm with the annual fireworks set to decorate the sky around 9.40pm in a fitting finale.

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 on entry, and performances will run back to back throughout the night.

Entertainers include the jolly duo Circular Junction, Natasha Anderson, Cloe Sera, Bethany Fisher and Jessica Jade.

A jumping castle and face painting will provide fun, and the Tooradin Angling Club will be selling warm donuts.

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Grateful Koreans thank navy man

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.”

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John Laughton with his new medal proudly hanging Pictures: ROB CAREW around his neck. 147598 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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John Laughton when he was 25 years old.

Joe’s week to celebrate an amazing century

By GEORGIA WESTGARTH JOE of Tooradin spent the last seven days celebrating the past 100 years.

Giuseppe Giovanni Gaiardo - or ‘Joe’ as he’s known - turned 100 years old on 18 November and three days later got to walk his granddaughter down the aisle.

A member of the Cranbourne Seniors, Joe spends his days playing bowls, taking “Nonno naps” as his children call it, and keeping Italian traditions alive.

“He has been an inspiration to us all and will be to his generations to follow,” his son Lou Gaiardo said.

Born in northern Italy, Joe has been through both World Wars and lost his father in WWI. “Life was pretty hard back then - you had to make the most of what you had,” Lou said.

“My father did his apprenticeship as a carpenter when you had to pay the employer to teach you.”

Surviving the tough times Joe met the love of his life, Rosa, from the neighbouring town and was soon married with two sons Luigi and Angelo.

Eventually ending up in Australia to find work, Joe sent money back to his family for two years before they made the big move to Australia.

Joe and Rosa were married for 53 years when Rosa passed away 16 years ago.

Enjoying each day of his birthday week with family and friends, Lou said the century milestone was

Joe celebrating his century with a big smile. a great time to reflect on his father.

“It was a week full of joyous celebrations reflecting on all the memories that have been shared, the wisdoms that he has passed on and the amazing life that he has lived,” he said.

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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

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

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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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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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■ 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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Palings, Pickets, Colorbond Fences & Gates

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SAXON FENCING

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SETTLEMENT PLUMBING & HEATING

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

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PAK BIN HIRE Incorporating Kooweerup Bin Hire

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AC Plumbing & Gasfitting no job too small 24/7 emergency repairs

� leaking taps and toilets. � blocked drains, � burst pipes � hot water repairs and installations � Free Quotes

Andrew 0431 150 866

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DIGITAL TV SPECIALISTS

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securewindowrollershutters.com.au

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

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Projectors, DVD Recorders/Players, Home Theatre Systems

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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

CCTV DRAIN CLEANING

Ph: 8682 9618, 0420 528 508 advancedavrepairs@yahoo.com.au

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NEAT PLUMBING SERVICE Lic. Number 27186

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5m3, 6m3 7m3, 8m3, 9m3, 10m3, 12m3, 15m3, 20m3 All walk in bins

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Phone Rob 5996 3823, 0418 306 738

10% discount on cold water pipe replacements and hot water service installations if you mention this ad.

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

C1089234-JO35-13

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C1008551-FB8-12

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1021701-KG17-12

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ANTENNAS

DIGITAL ANTENNAS POINTS & BOOSTERS INSTALLED TODAY

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APB UPHOLSTERY 30 Years Experience A Full Recover Service Lounge Suites Made to Order Free Quotes Free Pick-up & Delivery

C1033281-KK23-12

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SPIC & SPAN ROOF RESTORATIONS

John 0418 318 377

Lic 47089

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FROM $25*

9700 1899 - 0439 931 138

BLOCKED DRAINS

C1092057-JL37-13

FLY SCREENS

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

C924285-KK19-11

C1083120-JO29-13

NEW RIDGE ROOF RESTORATION

General Plumbing & Gasfitting ฀ Hot Water Service Repairs & Replacements Servicing all areas

Call Matt 0419 561 093

FROM $249

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GAS APPLIANCE SPECIALISTS

• Specialising in drainage camera work • High pressure jetting • Location of septic tanks and all below ground drainage CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED LIC NO. 29160

DOORS

1176804-CG12-15

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SECURITY

C877313-JM50-10

Free Measure and Quotes all suburbs

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

Free Quotes

Call 0432 550 066 or 8707 5522

C1072232-JJ4-13

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Superb Tiling

C552009-BG31-7

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1141647-RC26-14

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C1080920-JO27-13

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1135799-RC21-14

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1205948-HM46-15

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General Classifieds

C642900-JL27-8

Computer

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CRANBOURNE NORTH, 5 Lindenow Court, Saturday 5th December, 9am-2.30pm. Furniture, household, DVD's, books.

Visited

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The land affected by the application is located at: 38 Millswyn Avenue HAMPTON PARK VIC 3976 Lot 390 LP 128968 The application is for a permit to: Removal of Restrictive Covenant J159974 The applicant for the permit is: L Peang C/- Progress Planning Pty Ltd The application reference number is: PlnA00817/15 - (Emma Corbett) You may look at the application and any documents that support the application at the office of the Responsible Authority.

Visit

Visited

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

Visit

Visited

HAMPTON PARK, 7 Wendy Court, Saturday 5th December, 8am-4pm. Household items, craft supplies, sheet music, pianola rolls and more.

Visit

Visited

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B E R W I C K

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.

Pakenham, Berwick

$37 metre

Narre Warren, Cranbourne • Garden Pebbles • Mulch • Sleepers

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

V Home Services

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

IRONING Call Julie

Virus/spyware removal, networking/internet sharing. Professional reliable techs.

9799-8884.

9703 1616 0439 656 044

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

C1082052-JL28-13

Applications for the above position close at

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

0447 642 643 9702 1642

Find it in the

Celebrations

section of Network Classifieds.

CASUAL CUSTOMER SERVICE & ADMINISTRATOR

Real Estate

V Garage Sales

City of Casey

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.

ADVERTISERS PLEASE NOTE

$35 Metre

Free pick up and delivery.

Prompt service.

Excellent quality.

ALL HOURS

5941 2516

V Pets & Services

Delivered in 10 metre loads

ONSITE REPAIRS

cats@pakenhamcats.com.au

themusiccentreberwick.com.au

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

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

Maternity replacement – 1 year contract

Beginners Welcome

Ph: 9769 9252 The Music Centre

TOP SOIL

Visited

CRANBOURNE NORTH 21 Peregrine Street, Saturday 5th December, 8am-4pm. TV and digital box, 4 piece silver & glass cruet set, bric-a-brac & more.

Guitar - Piano/Keyboard Bass - Drums - Singing

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

C997259-JL2-12

1209797-CG49-151209797-CG49-15

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Phone: 5941 4578

MUSIC LESSONS

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CRANBOURNE NORTH, 6 Huon Park Rd, Sat 5th Dec, 8am-4pm.

Antiques, collectables, furniture, horse gear, lots more.

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

Shop 4-5,162 Main Street, Pakenham

V Music /Instruments

27 Intrepid St, Berwick

Ph 1300 85 39 39

V Garage Sales

Visit

General Notices

V Massage Therapists

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

Financial Accountant

V Houses & Units For Sale

V To Let

HOUSE for sale by owner. No bank qualifying. $640 per week, plus low deposit. Narre Warren.

Call Julie 0405 678 489

Customer Service Centre NARRE WARREN

NEED TO SELL YOUR HOUSE?

City of Casey

Maybe I can help you.

Dave 0428 678 489.

Magid Drive

Cranbourne Park Shopping

CRANBOURNE AREA, 4 bedroom plus study, large pergola and backyard. $390 p/w. Call Will 0400 691 125

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

Customer Service Centre

Employment

Centre (near Post Office)

1209463-DJ49-15

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

Phone: 0400 985 826.

PATRON WINDOWS

NOTICE OF AN APPLICATION FOR A PLANNING PERMIT

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

Ellagant Pooches

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C1065437-KG48-12

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Public Notice

Serving the southeast since 1990

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

8774 4998.

Reliable Service Anytime, Anywhere

9794 8989

Business Computing Specialists ANTIQUE FRENCH Provincial Sideboard in perfect condition. $2,500 Neg. Ph: 0431 521 196

V Pets & Services

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

C686565-JM4-9

5942 7664 0418 890 612

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C542458-KK26-7

C389274-HJ50-5

V Computers

1193337-KK31-15

V For Sale

V Water Cartage

Employment

1021249-PJ16-12

Trades & Services

Offers full replacement service in timber and aluminium windows.

Phone for an obligation FREE QUOTE

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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

1210068-DJ49-15

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C784346-SH17-10

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V Education & Tuition

Semester 1 training starts in February 2016 Triscott Educational Services

SUNDAY MARKET

(Pakenham Trash & Treasure Market) 1st and 3rd Sunday of Month, THIS SUNDAY 6th December 8AM-1PM

100 PLUS STALLS!!

1209037-RC49-15

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

www.pakenhamcommunitymarket.com.au

LONGWARRY FIRE COUNTRY C BRIGADE R PRODUCE M AFT & ARKET

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

SN1090434-PJ37-13

Ph: 1300 560 511

Servicing All Areas

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

Phone 9775 3210. swa224e.

Onsite Service 18 Yrs in Business NO FIX NO FEE z

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Find it in the 8 SEATER Solid dining table with 8 chairs, perfect condition. $850 negotiable. Tel 9547 4951.

Employment section of Network Classifieds.

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

DRIVER

Sales • S Service • Repairs

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

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Sunday 6th De

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Celebrations

Phone Bev 0411 334 415

1ST SUNDAYONTH (March-December) OF EVERY M cember ฀ ฀

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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.

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

HAIRDRESSER 1148654-HM32-14

Employment

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DRIVER/ STOREPERSON

Earn Extra Cash V Markets

General Classifieds

V Positions Vacant

AVON

Pakenham Football ground, Princes Hwy. Bookings 0422 822 688.

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

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

Phone 0418 356 583.

V Business Opportunities

$20 a stall - Car and Trailer

The Responsible Authority will not decide

V Public Notices and Event

info@triscott.com.au www.triscott.com.au PO Box 1246, Healesville 3777 Phone: 5962 2848 Fax: 5962 4796

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.

Phone: 9706 5443

QUALIFIED BAKER

Email resume: info@tyreaway.com.au

Req'd for Bakery in Gembrook.

Full time. Call Greg 5968 1144 or after hours on 5942 7091.

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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. on the application before: 17 December 2015

Berwick Rowville Chirnside Park

RECEPTIONIST / ADMINISTRATION 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

1210092-RC50-15

submissions to the Responsible Authority An objection must ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ writing to, (Manager Planning, P.O. Box 1000, Narre Warren 3805 or adminplanning@casey.vic.gov.au) ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀

MAINTENANCE FULL TIME POSITION

1208737-CG48-15

Integration Aide Training CHC30213 CERTIFICATE III IN EDUCATION SUPPORT

Any person who may be affected by the granting of the permit may object or make other

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

1300 912 914

1208175-RC48-15

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

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WALKERS WANTED

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

Just Relations

1300 654 910 V Positions Vacant

EXCAVATOR OPERATOR

Licenced Plumber

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:

JUNIOR POSITION PART-TIME

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

Above award wages.

required for busy cabinet making company in Cranbourne.

Must have a full understanding of all aspects of the trade.

Immediate start.

Call Dave: 0411 091 578 LABOURER WANTED For live poultry transport, casual position, early starts, heavy work, may be required to work some weekends. Must have driver`s licence. Only persons with a stable work history need apply. Call 5942 9277. Pakenham.

PLASTER MAINTENANCE PERSON www.888plastering.com

Find out more about your Government Funded opportunity by calling Charley on 9761 2156

Unfair Dismissal No Win - No Fee

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

This training is delivered with Victorian & Commonwealth Govt. Funding. Subject to eligibility. TOID 6832

Phone 9705 2939 or 0412 555 336 (AH) C1088027-JO34-13

Garage Door Repair & Motor Installation

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

Beauty Courses Start December Govt Funding Available With Concession Card you pay only: $332 Cert II in Nail Technology $466 Cert IV in Beauty Therapy $2240 Diploma of Beauty Therapy Ring Cheryle on 9329 9544 Come and visit our beautiful new training salon at 530 Victoria St Nth Melbourne.

Academy of Hair & Beauty TOID 3572 www.thehairacademy.com.au

Up To $2,000 / Week

HAIRDRESSING

Training Available

Start December before fees increase in 2016.

Enjoy holidays in January. ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀ ฀

We require Truck Drivers

EXPERIENCED

SEMI DRIVER

TRUCK DRIVER

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

FOR LOCAL DELIVERIES

With HC Licence and 3-5 years experience.

from clyde area

Both positions must have a clean driving record.

LOCAL SEMI DRIVER

HC LICENCE

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

DRIVER

We have Courses in your local area! Boronia, Box Hill, Cranbourne, Frankston, Hampton Park, Lilydale, Pakenham, Ringwood & Rowville.

Call 1300 024 001

View job description at

1210032-LB49-15

Fully Qualified Cabinet Maker

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.

No text messages please.

Call 5941 8900 between 9am-4pm

0477 210 810

between 7am-7pm

Always wanted to work in Aged Care, Disability or Home & Community Care?

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Mitch and Jason pad up

By RUSSELL BENNETT IT’S been a hell of a start to the cricket season for Kooweerup young gun Mitch Davey.

Having just played in his first ever West Gippsland Cricket Association (WGCA) Premier grade game - alongside his dad, Demons champion Matt, no less - Mitch has just been named with great mate Jason Cox in the Vic Country side to face off against the best young talent across the country in the School Sport Australia (SSA) 15 years and under cricket championships in Brisbane.

Mitch and Jason are just two of a new and exciting breed of youngsters at Denhams Road, one that has enhanced Kooweerup’s already impressive reputation for producing gun players.

The tall, left-arm pace duo from Kooweerup Secondary College impressed in the Vic Country trial games - with Cox back bowling for just the second time after returning from a stress reaction in his left leg.

The Vic Country honour is the highest level either of the two boys have received so far in their young careers, and they can’t wait to ply their trades on Queensland turf from 20 to 28 February next year.

They’ll get their team caps presented on day three of next month’s Boxing Day Test.

Both boys relish the opportunity to learn from the likes of the Bright brothers, Chris O’Hara, Michael Giles, and Mitch’s dad Matt at Kooweerup, and Jason and Mitch have already identified another trio of youngsters to keep an eye on - Bailey Perry, Kalin Parker and the super-impressive Mitch Cammarano.

Both Mitch and Jason played for the Casey-South Melbourne fourths in a Twenty20 on Sunday. Jason took

Kooweerup pair Jason Cox, left, and Mitch Davey will head to Brisbane in February for the School Sport Australia cricket championships. 147827 Picture: RUSSELL BENNETT 2/21, with Mitch finishing with 0/12 off his four overs.

Another prodigiously-talented local youngster, Caleb Serong from St

Paul’s Anglican Grammar in Warragul, is also in the Vic Country side headed to Queensland in February. When the Gazette last caught up with him earlier this year, he’d captained the Un-

der 14 Warragul side in the Region 7 (Gippsland) junior country cricket carnival in Traralgon, and led from the front - he was the competition’s leading run-scorer with 222 and nearly

topped the wicket tally as well with 10 scalps. He last year belted the winning runs for Victoria against New South Wales in the SSA national championships in Bendigo.

Whateley reaches for ticket to Rio Lalita’s in with a shot

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

Jason Whateley is on the verge of Olympic qualification with two rounds remaining in his bid to go to Rio. 138880 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS 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 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.

By JARROD POTTER 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

Lalita Yauhleuskaya will pack her bags for a sixth Olympic Games after securing an air pistol quota this week. 147831 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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Sport 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).

Swans take flight

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 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.

Lachlan Sperling, pictured playing two-day cricket recently, was thrilled to get his first victory as Picture: JARROD POTTER Casey-South Melbourne captain. 146636 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 doubleheader, 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 CaseySouth Melbourne off the bottom of the ladder, where it has resided for most of the last two seasons.

Eagles, Magpies ruffled

By JARROD POTTER

QUIZ NUMBER 1481

1. WHICH horse won the 2014 Melbourne Cup? 2. WHO took the most wickets in the 2013-14 Ashes cricket series?

3. FROM which language do the tennis terms ‘love’ and ‘deuce’ originate?

4. WHICH American sporting superstar is known simply as ‘A-Rod’?

5. WHO was the first Australian to win the British Open Men’s squash title?

6. WHICH German female swimmer set 23 world records between 1973 and 1976?

7. WHO won Australia’s first winter Olympic gold medal?

8. HOW many Wimbledon men’s singles titles did Bjorn Borg win?

9. WHO won the NSW jockeys’ championship in 1975-6, 1978-9 and 1979-80?

10. WHO captained the Australian soccer team that reached the World Cup finals in 1974?

11. HOW many circles appear on the Olympic flag?

12. WHO became the first Australian to win three Olympic gold medals?

13. WHO was the first Australian to win one of the world’s four major golf championships?

14. WHERE did New Zealand score its first win over Australia in Test cricket?

15. WHO skippered Entrad to the World 18 footer championship in 1986?

16. IN what sport did iron man Grant Kenny win a bronze medal at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics?

17. WHO are the only two men to win the tennis grand slam?

18. WHICH former Australian cricket captain was known as ‘The Big Ship’?

19. WHICH former world heavyweight boxing champion fought in Australia in 1975?

20. WHICH popular European sport was pioneered by Scandinavian immigrants in Australia?

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 re-promoted 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 high-calibre 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.

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Matches to light the fire

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-in to 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 los-

A textbook technique counted for little for Cardinia’s Alex Nooy on Saturday, caught for 6 off the bowling of Emerald’s Ian Litterbach.

147654 Picture: ROB CAREW ing 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 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

Turf cover policy proves spoiler

By JARROD POTTER

match-winning score.

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).

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Massive footmarks showed through after five overs as bowlers slipped through the crease at Perc Allison Picture: JARROD POTTER Reserve. 147743 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 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 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.

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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

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.

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Girl power to the fore CRANBOURNE BOWLS CRANBOURNE Ladies playing in Division 1 Midweek and Cranbourne 1 playing in Division 2 Saturday pennant had good wins, while side four at last had an exciting first win for the season.

Lesley Mulder and her team of Bernice Helle, Kath Dudink and Sandra Mueller crushed the opposition by 23 shots to help defeat Doncaster by 43 shots. Asked after the game how she went, a usually modest Lesley replied “the girls played really well but I must admit that I did have a day out” The Saturday Pennant side one made a few selection changes that paid dividends with two rinks up and two rinks drawn for the day. An outstanding win by the rink of Ian Barrenger and his team of Jeff Parker, Roger Roscoe and Lynne Wood by 9 shots was the difference and gave Cranbourne a win by 10 shots over Noble Park.

Meanwhile side four had its first win of the season against Clayton by 4 shots with good performances by skip Frank Coulter and his team of J. Durrant, David Wright and Norm Coley and skip Rob Dickson and his team of Olive Stanley, Ian Crimmins and Kevin Griffiths.

New bowls did not help club legend Stan Burnett against Dandenong Club playing in side two in a game that he and his team would prefer to forget.

The ladies side have only lost one game so far this year and have a bye next week which is the halfway mark of the season.

Meanwhile the Cranbourne 1 side play the next two games at home against Mount Waverley scheduled for this Saturday.

Results for Round 8 Side 1 Division 2 Cranbourne 80 defeated Noble Park 70; F. Helle 16-16, D. Boggie 22-21, I. Barrenger 24-15, and J. Mulder 18-18.

Side 2 Division 3 Cranbourne 70 lost to Dandenong Club 88; G. Dudink 16-24, M. Boltong 21-15, S. Burnett 9-31 and G. Hunt 2418.

Side 3 Division 3 Cranbourne 66 lost to Sandringham 91; L. Coate 21-24, C. Griffiths 16-19, S. Raiti 14-27 and M. Scotter 15-21.

Side 4 Division 4 Cranbourne 88 defeated Clayton 84; M. Tankard 13-23, J. Coulter 33-25, R. Tormey 17-19 and R. Dickson 25-17 Ladies Division 1 Cranbourne 93 defeated Doncaster 50; L. Mulder 37-14, L Whalley 25-16 and Fulton 31-20.

Midweek Open Division 1 Cranbourne 65 lost to Dandenong Club 66; P De Lisle 22-16, M. Boltong 27-17 and G. Dudink 16-33.

Midweek Open Division 2 Cranbourne 45 lost to Auburn 67; T. Whalley 22-16, C. Wright 13-24 and C. Griffiths 10-27.

Midweek Open Division 4 Cranbourne 40 lost to Mulgrave Country Club 84; T. De Pradines 13-30, F Male 14-30 and L Coate 13-24.

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The Parkers four finish runners-up HAMPTON PARK BOWLS THE week started earlier than usual when Hampton Park four - Jack Edwards, Peter Hayden, Laurie Edwards and Shannon Micallef played in the Casey Bowls District Championship. After winning their semi-final game against a Narre Warren combination in the morning they had to play a Pakenham team in the final. Unfortunately the Parkers could not continue their form and finished runners-up in the Casey District fours.

TUESDAY Division 1 travelled to Keysborough and had a disappointing loss.

Val Moore, Ann Westwell Chris Barnes and Chris Hendrie was the only winning rink, 16-10, while Geoff Ladner, Ron Beverly, Neville Hendrie and Denise Eastick (1324) and Marion Battaglia, Andrew Brandolin, Toni Sutton and Helen Lambert (19-25) both lost.

Hampton Park (1) 2-48 lost to Keysborough 14-59.

Division 3 were at Pound Road against Sandringham for another win. Although Grace Hogan, Jen Sherry, Gwen Clough and Ray Wood lost by 11 shots (19-30), Dot Carr, June Damon, Brian Diaper and Geoff Ampt covered that score, winning by 11 (24-13). Rob Woff, John Nunan, Jim Westwell and Heather

Naismith’s 29-17 win gave the Parkers a 12 shot win.

Hampton Park (2) 14-72 defeated Sandringham (2) 2-60.

SATURDAY Saturday’s Division 1 was at St Kilda, and slow starts were the downfall of three rinks. Chris Hendrie, John Nunan, Andrew Brandolin and Shannon Micallef were down by 14 shots before they got into stride but lost 14-21, John Wright, Jack Edwards, Larry Simpson and Laurie Edwards, could not get started and lost 10-31, and Chris Barnes, Sean McDonald, Mark Paton and Zak Storm could only win 7 ends to lose 9-26. The bright note was a 26-17 win by Shane Hardy, Helen Lambert, Steve Barnes and Warwick Hardy.

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Jamie Lehmann was joined by Val Simpson, Bill Holden and Ian Kitt in an 18-15 victory over Ringwood at Pound Road on Saturday.

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Division 3 was also away at Moorabbin for another loss. Heather Naismith, Marion Battaglia, Toni Sutton and Denise Eastick was the only winning rink, 17-14, while in a close game all day, Richards Pallett, Ron Beverly, Geoff Ampt and Peter Hayden drew again 18-18.

Jen Sherry, Val Moore, Stan Hatch and Ken Cobden tried to make a late comeback to lose 20-30 and Geoff Ladner, Dave Clarke, Jim Westwell and Neville Hendrie had a day to forget, 8-29.

Hampton Park (2) 3-63 lost to Moorabbin (1) 15-91.

Division 6 at Pound Road had a much needed win against Ringwood. Janice Collins, Wayne Grimsey, Bill Webb and Craig Richards

had a slow start but came back to lose by only 5 shots, 16-21. Bob Nicol, Trevor Harbright, Brian Diaper and Ray Wood were the biggest winners, 26-12, while Vince Kovacic, Lou Soligo, Gerry Cox and Jos van Hout won 23-16. Val Simpson, Bill Holden, Jamie Lehmann and Ian Kitt won 18-15.

Hampton Park (3) 16-83 defeated Ringwood (6) 2-64.

SUNDAY Two Hampton Park pairs contested the Casey Bowls District mixed pairs competition at Pakenham.

Toni Sutton and Shannon Micallef were unfortunately beaten in the first round, but Denise Eastick and Geoff Ampt won both their games and will contest the final at Cranbourne RSL next Sunday.

RSL win a thriller - after trailling by 14 CRANBOURNE RSL BOWLS SATURDAY - Pennant Round 8 Division 2 - Cranbourne RSL 82 defeated Burden Park 79.

In a really close game the RSL finished over the top of Burden Park to score one of its best wins ever.

Trailing by some 14 shots at the break, the RSL never gave up and its not often that our only losing rink proved to be the one that got us over the line. However, this was the case today down three shots with just our skip to come the RSL needed a hero. Up steps Bill Bradbury, no pressure only 15 team mates, most of the Division 5 team and a few spectators willing a good bowl. Bill did not let us, his team, or himself down by bowling a cracker of a bowl which took the jack away from Burden Park and planting it next to our bowl. To say there was excitement around the rink would be an understatement.

Results: F Scicluna, G Dore, K Murray, K Hocking 27-17; J Big-

nold, J Vowles, R Chapman, N Fell 21-16; R Bligh, G Jones, W Brannan, M Watkinson 21-19; J Black, J Wylie, R Crawford, B Bradbury 13-27.

Division 5 - Cranbourne RSL 82 defeated Mentone 67.

In another polished display of bowling the RSL proved too strong for Mentone. Steve Hickson’s team ensuring the win with a 10 shot victory and John Spencer’s team did well winning by 7 shots.

The team now have a little break on top of the ladder but they cannot relax for a minute as they face a tough away game against Hampton next week.

Results: B Hall, J Carretero, K Hickson, S Hickson 24-14; L Meagher, M Macintyre, J Grant, J Spencer 20-13; I Maat, P Campion, M Hodges, Y vd Wees 22-20; K Currie, K Walker, M Bobetic, D Angee 16-20.

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the day off again with a bye afte a walkover last week.

Division 8 - Team 3 - Crambourne RSL 58 defeated Glen Waverley 37.

The RSL had good win away against Glen Waverley. Percy Leake’s team on fire again with an impressive 16 shot victory and king of the rink honors. Peter Zimmerman’s team was in control of their game all day and went onto win by 5 shots.

Results: G Payne, B Cook, P Leake 25-19; H Reefman, M Ryan, P Zimmerman 23-18.

MIDWEEK - Pennant Round 8 Division 3 - Cranbourne RSL 67 defeated Murrumbeena 62.

The RSL were headed for victory with one end to play, however our second last team dropped 6 shots on the last end and our last team on their final end were 3 down. Up stepped skip Karen Murray and with a great bowl under pressure got the

shot and victory was ours. What a great way to finish the game.

Results: C Arlove, M Hodges Y vd Wees, K Murray 19-13; S Brobyn, D Muir, D Hut, J Spencer 2221; P Males, C Butler, H Rogers, R Chapman 16-18.

Division 4 - Cranbourne RSL 74 defeated Keysborough 56.

With Tom Bonney in the driver's seat, the RSL powered away from Keysborough to record a sound victory to consolidate their position in the top four. Mal Watkinson’s team also did well winning by 12 shots.

Results: H Reefman, V Bonney, M Bobetic, T Bonney 29-16; P Campion, R Bligh, K Hickson, M Watkinson 27-15; A. Pichard. A Black B Hall J Black 18-25.

Just a reminder to all members that the club Christmas function is on Monday 14 December at 6.30pm in the RSL Bistro. If you wish to reserve a seat, please put your name on the list at the club.

T20 win for Seagulls

By RUSSELL BENNETT 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 four-wicket 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 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

Tooradin player-coach Aaron Avery celebrates the run out of his Picture: RUSSELL BENNETT great mate, Cal O Hare. 147895 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 - im-

peccably 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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