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Set for star-studded take-off THE star attractions at this year’s Berwick Show don’t come much more spectacular than Dylan Warren and his mountain boarding showcase.

The Beaconsfield resident started in the sport about 15 years ago when he went skateboarding at the Gembrook skate park when a friend lent him his mountain board.

“I eventually caved, had a try, and we went and rode some hills in Emerald - and I’ve been hooked since!” he said.

“It was the ability to ride any terrain, anywhere.

“You could go as fast as you want, slide, stack and it wouldn’t hurt as much as concrete. I enjoyed the freedom.

“Back then there were these horrible old boards that looked like billycarts pieced together and we didn’t even know there were other people who rode them.

“Never in a million years did I think I’d be able to go overseas - through Europe, Asia and America.”

Now a professional mountain boarder, Dylan will stage a demonstration at the Berwick Show displaying a range of spectacular, eye-popping tricks.

The Australian Mountain boarder’s website explains the breathtaking sport best.

“Mountain boarding is a sport that allows people to ride a wide variety of terrain in the same way they might skate, surf, or snowboard on it but without the need for pavement, waves, or snow,” it says.

“For mountain boarders, the earth is a giant skate park with new lines constantly springing to life everywhere they walk, ride, or drive.”

From the modern sport of mountain boarding, step back in time to a sport of a very different kind - medieval jousting.

Costumed competitors on horseback will duel for the honour of top jouster as a town crier and jester entertain the crowd.

The entertainment at Akoonah Park doesn’t stop there.

An impressive array of exhibits and competitions are planned, with animals again a highlight including horses, cattle, sheep, goats, alpacas, poultry and pigeons.

The Dandenong Fancy Pigeon Society members will release racing pigeons at various times throughout Sunday. Find them at the animal nursery.

There will also be horticulture, arts and crafts, cooking, photography, wood chop, truck pull and ‘beaut ute’ competitions as well as the traditional fun run.

A non-stop program is entertainment is planned for the show stage across the weekend.

(See page 6 for a full stage program).

A highlight of this year’s show is a new family friendly area dubbed Kidding Around.

All activities are free and designed to keep youngsters busy and engaged.

Mum and dad can relax with a coffee while the children play.

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Visitors will be able to win prizes in side show alley. part of Kidding Around. Meet news reader Peter Hitchener between 10am and 11am on Saturday.

Farmer Adam, star of the reality show Farmer Wants a Wife, will also be a show special guest.

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The City of Casey is proud to be a major sponsor of the 2016 Berwick Show, which is a signicant part of Berwick’s colourful history and lifestyle.

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Council hosts and supports a range of entertaining events across Casey, including the upcoming FREE Casey Kids Carnival on Saturday 9 April, as well as operates some great leisure facilities that families can enjoy all year round.

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Residents can get a taste of farm life at Myuna Farm in Doveton, relish the great outdoors at the Sunset Cinema Series at Wilson Botanic Park Berwick, explore the historic buildings and enjoy high tea at the Old Cheese Factory in Berwick or cool down at Casey ARC in Narre Warren or Casey RACE in Cranbourne East.

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BERWICK SH W More for kids than ever before

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Junior vice president Melissa Hogg-Marshall, president Andy Fyfe, vice president Willem Boon, with Ritesh Prasad and Clare Dale from sponsors MLC.

Welcome to our show Max, Kade and Layla Hanssen with their mum Nicole. 150191 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS they’re already building their Lego sculptures,” she said.

“I went to the show when I was a kid and it’s so nice to be involved in such a community event, it makes things nice for the general community.”

The Berwick Show will run on 27 and 28 February at Akoonah Park in Berwick.

For more information visit www.berwickshow.org.au or phone 9707 0399.

THE Annual Berwick and District Agricultural and Horticultural Show is once again on our doorstep.

The year has gone so quickly!

We will have our traditional events as well as some new and exciting additions to the program.

It’s always great to catch up with many of our regular supporters, always pleased to welcome new exhibitors and event contestants.

As always a huge thanks to the many sponsors of the show without their support the ’show

would not go on’.

Many thanks to the highly valued committee who work tirelessly throughout the year to support the Berwick and wider communities to produce the much loved Berwick Show.

Encourage neighbours, friends and relatives to join us on what is a fabulous weekend!

- Andy Fyfe, president, Berwick and District Agricultural and Horticultural Society.

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THE Berwick Show will have something for everyone this year - including the kids.

The new family area, aptly named Kidding Around, will feature more activities for the kids than ever before.

Berwick Show Committee member and mother of three Nicole Hanssen said there would be extra on offer for kids this year.

“The family area is actually a new thing.

“Previously we had free pony rides and the animal nursery and they were kind of the only free things for kids to do,” Ms Hanssen said.

“I think we’re a real family demographic in this area and it’s important to get stuff happening that younger kids could do.

“The older kids look for the rides and show bags but that can be pretty expensive.

“This new family area is more to attract people to come to show and not pay for fortune, and have a real nice family day.”

Ms Hanssen said her three young children - Max, Layla and Cade - couldn’t wait for the Berwick Show at the end of the month.

“They are very excited,

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BERWICK SH W Message from the mayor THE City of Casey is proud to again be one of the major sponsors of the Berwick Show, which has been providing a weekend of family fun for people across Casey and the south east for many decades.

The oldest agricultural show of its kind in Victoria, Casey is lucky to be home to such a great community event which brings together the best of country lifestyle and carnival atmosphere to produce a great day out for all.

The Berwick Show has something for everyone, with agriculture and horticulture displays and competitions, arts and crafts, performers and entertainers, carnival rides, show bags, food vans and interactive stalls.

Each year, council gets involved in the show in a number of ways and this year will be no exception.

The City of Casey will again have an exhibit at the show, with this year’s focus being on council’s $125 million Bunjil Place project - one of the largest projects to be undertaken by local government in Australia.

Visitors to the exhibit will be able to find out more about this exciting and unique cultural, community and civic facility being built in Narre Warren. There will be giveaways, interactive activities and an opportunity to have your say on what you’d like to see at Bunjil Place – so make sure you visit our exhibit, located at the eastern end of the main pavilion.

Congratulations to the Berwick and District Agricultural and Horticultural Society for the great work they do behind the scenes to make this much-loved and highly anticipated event possible.

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Thank you to all the volunteers who contribute to organising the show, and I hope all your passion and dedication to this event is rewarded by yet another successful event in 2016.

See you on Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 February!

- City of Casey Mayor Sam Aziz

TESS Runting and Emma Davies will be front and centre with their sheep at the Berwick Show, and the pair simply can’t wait - their excitement is in equal parts refreshing and contagious.

Tess is just 17 but has a knowledge and a confidence well beyond her years.

“I go to a school in Langwarrin South called Woodleigh and they have a farm program there,” she said recently.

“I’ve always loved animals from ever since I was really little, so I got involved in the farm on the first day of Year 7 because I really wanted to.

“This is my sixth year doing it. We have a Corriedale stud there, and I’m in Year 12 this year so it’s my last year of doing that, but last year I also started my own stud as well - Moralla Corriedales - which I’ll keep going. It was through school that I found out about it all, but I’m going to keep doing it.”

Tess’ interest in sheep, particularly Corriedales, was developed from just that - a curious interest - into a real passion at Woodleigh. And Moralla will ensure that passion continues long into her bright future.

“There are currently 20 students involved in the sheep showing program at Woodleigh, and they all love it!” she beamed.

“We attend 10 agricultural shows across Victoria each year, and love attending both large shows such as The Australian Sheep and Wool Show and the Royal Melbourne Show, and smaller shows such as the Pakenham Show, Berwick Show and The Red Hill Show, as we love being able to teach others what we’ve learnt, and show them where their wool and meat comes from.”

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Moralla had a booming year in 2015 - having three lambs born, in addition to the purchasing of a fourth. That now brings the total to 11 stud sheep and six pet sheep.

“Our biggest achievement so far is being crowned the ‘Best First Year Exhibitor’ at the Australian Sheep and Wool Show in 2015,” Tess explained. “(But) for me, it’s not the colour of the ribbon that matters most, it’s the journey you took to get there; the struggles you faced and overcame; and the incredible, inspiring moments like watching young lambs play; (or) teaching people, whether they be kids at school, or the general public at a small show.

“It gives you such a thrill to be able to share your knowledge and inspire others.

“They’re the things that matter most.”

Like Tess, 28-year-old Emma feels that going to smaller, regional shows is where she can make her difference, or

her mark, as both a breeder and competitor.

Emma’s mother-in-law had coloured Dorpers as a hobby farmer before she decided to continue on breeding the Black-Headed Dorper.

Their stud - Bearbung Dorpers - is run by Emma, her fiance, and her mother-in-law and began in 2011.

“I love the breed so much I have always found them to be very calm and quiet no matter what is going on around them, and they are adaptable,“ she said.

“Being able to support and attend small local shows and other local community shows is where it’s all at, and (it’s) a great place to start for any sheep breeder who wants to show.

“Smaller shows are where it all happens - where most people get their start.

That’s where you work with your sheep; they get to know you, and you get to know them.”

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Soul Rene De Valence, 40, pleaded guilty to two drink-driving charges after recording blood-alcohol readings of 0.156 and 0.130 on 19 September.

When first pulled over in Bridgewater Boulevard about 5.43pm, he told police he drank only four light beers at a local football game that afternoon, a court was told.

Just after 6pm he furnished a blood-alcohol sample at Narre Warren police station and was issued with a section-51 notice that suspended him from driving on the spot.

At 7pm, police recognised him driving up onto a grass reserve on Soldiers Road and he was breath-tested again.

Magistrate Gerard Bryant labelled De Valence’s acts as “monumentally stupid” during a hearing at Dandenong Magistrates’ Court on 15 February.

“What were you thinking when you went from the police station and drove?”

“I wasn’t,” the accused replied.

De Valence said he’d underestimated the amount he had drunk while watching an AFL final on TV the night before.

Mr Bryant said the accused would have been “lucky to be alive” drinking to such excess.

“That would be (a blood-alcohol reading) of about 0.3.”

De Valance argued he was “not a big drinker” but had been undergoing personal difficulties at the time.

“It’s the stupidest thing I’ve done in my life.”

Mr Bryant suspended De Valence’s licence for 18 months, backdated to the section-51 notice in September.

He noted the accused was lucky that the first drinkdriving charge wasn’t counted as a prior conviction.

Otherwise, the second drink-driving offence would have led to a 20-month licence suspension as a mandatory minimum.

De Valence was also fined $400 and ordered to attend a road trauma awareness seminar.

Mr Bryant noted the accused would initially have an interlock condition on his licence, with a 0.00 blood-alcohol limit for the first three years.

“What you did was dangerous and reckless,” Mr Bryant said.

“There’s really no justification... you only have yourself to blame.”

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Volunteers in focus: 2015 Casey Individual Volunteer Award recipients, Liseby and Sue Last year the award for Casey Individual Volunteer Award was so close, joint winners were awarded!

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New base for Scouts

By LACHLAN MOORHEAD THE Narre Warren South Scout Group has finally found a second home.

On Tuesday night, Casey Council confirmed it will grant the local Scout group access to a new block of land at Baringa Park - 89-101 Oakgrove Drive - as the Scouts continue to outgrow their current facility.

The Narre Warren South Scouts have been based at the Oakgrove Community Centre since the group’s inception in 2007, but now with 85 members, as well as 17 leaders, the group has been unable to take in new recruits for some time and needs extra space.

Cr Berkelmans told the chamber that the land on the other side of their current site’s carpark will be used to construct a new facility funded by the Narre Warren South Scouts.

“It’s an ideal location which is absolutely fantastic,” she said. “My fellow ward councillor and I look forward to the opening, whenever that will be, for some scones and tea.“ It’s understood Scouts Victoria has provided a written commitment for the construction of the new Scout hall and will potentially seek funding through the Regional Development Australia Auspiced National Stronger Regions Fund.

In October, councillors Louise Berkelmans and Sam Aziz tabled a joint letter on behalf of the Scout group which suggested using land next to the Kilgerron restaurant on Narre Warren-Cranbourne Road.

A CARAVAN worth more than $30,000 was stolen from a Berwick property.

The Jayco Expanda 14-foot Pop Top Caravan, worth $31,500, was stolen from outside the Moondarra Drive house about 6.05am on Sunday 7 February.

The owner awoke to a screeching noise and the sound of a car driving off, and when he looked out he saw his caravan being towed away by another car, which is believed to be a navy blue VN model Commodore.

The caravan, registration V46549, had been parked on the nature strip and was secured with a tow ball lock.

Anyone with information is urged to contact the Casey Crime Investigation Unit on 9705 3114 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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The Narre Warren South Scouts, captured in this photo from last year, are still searching for a bigger home. From left, Marshall 9, Lucas 11, Aaron 11, Lachlan 10, Stephanie 14, Colin McNamara, Johnathan Clarke, Glenn Rochester, Xander Picture: ROB CAREW 10, Zac 12, Raidyn 8, Neve 6, Kaleb 6 and Nate 6. 116362 But after discussions between council officers and Scout group leaders, the Kilgerron site wasn’t deemed appropriate and new sugges-

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Casey tops relay tallies

By LACHLAN MOORHEAD THE CASEY Relay For Life raised the most money out of all the Victorian relay events for the third time in a row, according to statistics released by the Cancer Council in their 2015 annual review.

The Casey relay raised a whopping $412,213 at its 2015 event, with the Wyndham event coming in second with $312,682, according to statistics released by the Cancer Council in their annual review.

All up $5.2 million was raised by 37,393 people across 66 Relay for Life events in the state.

Co-Chair Karen Rycken said if all things go to plan at next month’s 2016 event, the Casey Relay For Life would have raised $3 million since its inception in 2004.

“We started with this particular committee about four or five years ago, we had just started as a , and we decided we wanted to be number one and raise the most,” she said.

“Last year was our third year in a row at the top.

“We also plan to join the 3 million dollar club after this year’s event.”

Last year’s Casey event saw more than 4000 people take part in the 24-hour relay, with all participants touched

by cancer in some way.

A similar number of participants is expected next month.

“It’s extremely personal,” Ms Rycken said.

“Each team relays for a separate reason, and the Cancer Council really need money for support and more important research.

“We’re well and truly supported by the community, as well as school-based teams.”

The 2016 Casey Relay For Life will start on Friday 4 March at 5.45pm, and will be held at Akoonah Park in Berwick.

For more information, visit casey@relayforlife.org.au.

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By LACHLAN MOORHEAD

Narre Warren South MP Judith Graley walks through part of the electorate she has presided over for the past 10 years.

A TOORADIN man and a Narre Warren South man are among six people who have been arrested after a police chase across the state.

The pursuit spanning hundreds of kilometres involved several police vehicles, the police Air Wing and Dog Squad.

It ended in Lang Lang on Friday 12 February about 1pm where a Lang Lang woman and men from Kooweerup, Warragul, Tooradin, Narre Warren South and Geelong were caught.

They are facing a number of charges including armed robbery, aggravated burglary and drug trafficking.

The high-speed chase across regional Victoria uncovered stolen firearms including a revolver and shotgun, a large stash of methamphetamines, thousands of dollars in cash, stolen property and cars.

Some of the stolen loot has been traced back to crimes committed across Victoria, including the theft of a BMW stolen in Ballarat late last year and allegedly used in an armed robbery.

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OBSERVANT readers may have noticed a subtle change on Judith Graley’s Facebook page, emails and press releases in recent times.

The Narre Warren South MP, who has held the seat since 2006, is now using her full name - Judith Couacaud Graley.

But why the sudden change?

Well it turns out it’s not as sudden as it appears. Couacaud - which she pronounces 'Co Card’ - is Mrs Graley’s maiden name, a Mauritian name steeped in history. And one she wears with pride.

“My ancestors, my great, great, great grandfather and his family came here to Australia to flee political persecution,” Mrs Graley said.

“They left Mauritius and caught a boat across the Indian Ocean and turned up in Melbourne, and my great, great, great grandfather walked up a dirt road to the Ballarat gold fields and started panning for gold.”

For Judith, the name Couacaud was an important family tradition but when she put up her hand for the seat of Narre Warren South in the mid-2000s, after a stint as a councillor and mayor with the Mornington Council, aides within the Labor Party urged her to drop one of her surnames.

She said ‘Judith Couacaud Graley’ was viewed as too cumbersome a name on the campaign trail.

At the time, Mrs Graley

went on holidays with her husband Stephen, and when she returned to contest the Narre Warren South seat, the decision had been made for her.

“We had to win Narre Warren South to maintain Government, so you sacrifice a few things, I was asked which name I would take,” she said.

“When I got back from my vacation flyers were going out with ‘Judith Graley’ on them, someone else had decided for me.

“So I became Judith Graley for political campaigning purposes.”

But 10 years later a lot has happened.

It’s a decade in which Judith has won the Narre Warren South seat three times, while fighting breast cancer in 2008.

The cancer was successfully removed following an operation and successive bouts of chemotherapy, but Judith said understandably once you’ve suffered cancer “every time you go to the doctor you feel nervous”.

Another change is that Judith is again using her Mauritian name regularly.

It’s something she views as important to her identity.

“When we started doing a lot of campaigning on Facebook, I had it set up as Couacaud Graley and I went back to using it a little bit more when we went online,” she said.

“To tell you the truth I really liked it again, it’s something I became comfortable with, and my children like that name and that’s me, that’s who I am.”

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By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A MAN who breached an intervention order by drinking wine in his ex-partner’s Cranbourne East home has debated his “alcoholism” with a magistrate.

The accused told Dandenong Magistrates’ Court that he “helped” his partner by sharing three bottles of wine that she brought home on 7 February.

The man told the court on 15 February that he was concerned about his “alcoholic” partner who had been caring for their six-month-old baby.

“She could drink the three bottles herself. I stupidly thought I could help her like that.”

Magistrate Gerard Bryant told the

man he must be in “communications or marketing, or a politician to have an argument like that”.

“So you’re acting in a selfless capacity? You don’t want her to drink all three so you thought you’d assist her.”

After the couple downed the wine, they argued over a fan keeping the man awake in bed that night, the court heard.

The partner then called police who noted the man smelt of alcohol.

The man told the court that he was not an alcoholic though he attended alcohol counselling and AA meetings.

“What’s AA stand for?” Mr Bryant asked the accused.

“If you don’t identify yourself as an alcoholic why do you go Alcoholics Anonymous?”

The man said: “I get a lot of information from people... I want to abstain from drinking alcohol.”

Six days before the incident, the man had been ordered by the court not to go within 200 metres of the property if he was alcohol-affected.

Mr Bryant noted that usually meant the offender’s drinking was associated with violence.

The accused wore a neck brace, which he told the court was due to a drunken car accident on private property.

He had “skolled” a bottle of Southern Comfort bourbon after a family argument, he told the court.

“Yes it’s extremely excessive.

I felt I had my heart ripped out and jumped on.”

The man argued that his drinking was “not that bad” according to his GP. Mr Bryant urged the man to be “strong” for his partner.

“If you had a DeLorean (time-travelling car) and could go back in time, what would you do differently?”

“I’d go back a bit further than that incident,” the accused replied.

The man was placed on a 12-month good-behaviour bond, with orders to complete a positive lifestyle course and an alcohol-counselling regime, as well as donate $500 to a women’s shelter.

Man arrested over Kitten strip club explosion

By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A BERWICK man was arrested on Wednesday in relation to the fire at the Kittens strip club in Caulfield South the previous day.

Detectives from Victoria Police’s bikie taskforce arrested the 31-year-old about 11am on Wednesday 17 February at a house in Mason Way. Echo Taskforce detectives also searched the Berwick property.

The man will be interviewed about the strip club fire and other incidents which police believe could be linked.

On Tuesday 16 February police began investigating whether a burnt-out car found in Hallam was linked to the

suspicious overnight fire at Kittens.

The blazing BMW was seen in Basil Close just before 6am on Tuesday and came after an explosion and fire gutted the Glen Huntly Road strip club about three hours earlier.

A Basil Close resident said she heard three bangs and saw flames from her bedroom window about 5.30am before she called the fire brigade.

However, she didn’t see anyone at the scene.

“It’s not a very well-lit court,” she said.

Detectives have been told that a ‘pop’ was heard in the vicinity of Kittens just after 3am.

The light-coloured BMW

Photo taken by a neighbour shortly after the car was set on fire. was not listed as stolen but police are working to establish a link between the discovery and reports that a car was heard idling in a laneway behind the strip club.

Taskforce detectives are

appealing for witnesses or for anyone with information about the fire or the car to come forward.

There have been two previous attacks targeting another Kittens strip club in South

Detectives are investigating whether escaping arsonists may have been responsible for destroying this car.

Melbourne since November.

Anyone with information about the explosion is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, or submit a confidential crime report to www. crimestoppersvic.com.au.

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The first incident occurred sometime between noon on Sunday 7 February and 4pm on Monday 8 February when a Bernly Boulevard house was broken into.

The intruders forced their way in through the rear garage door and then forced open another internal door.

Nothing is believed to have been stolen.

The second incident occurred on Wednesday 10 February between 11am and 6pm when intruders kicked the rear garage door in at a Kuranda Crescent property.

Nothing was stolen in the incident.

Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

‘Sorry’ burglar, not so much A BURGLAR has apologised but still made off with stolen items after occupants found him inside a Hallam house.

The intruder broke into the Charles Avenue house through an unlocked door sometime between 9am and 11.35am when the occupants came home and found him hiding in a room.

The thief said “sorry” and fled the house through a rear door with cash, jewellery and electrical items taken from the house.

He jumped over a back fence and ran away.

Anyone with information is urged to contact Detective Constable Spinks on 9705 3111, or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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Letters Crying wolf IT IS disappointing but not unexpected to see Mr Flannery again making unfounded criticisms of council instead of working positively for the betterment of his fellow residents (Lame Ducks, News, 10 February 2015).

To this point, I have never responded to any of Mr Flannery’s previous and almost weekly tirades against me personally, or against the council. I have never met nor spoken to this man!

In this instance, however, Mr Flannery’s lies and distortions of the truth for his own political gains are so grievous, a response is warranted to expose the circus which he continuously creates.

Mr Flannery has ignored the fact that it was only through the representation done by council, and in particular Cr Geoff Ablett, that the State Government has now gazetted changes to the Planning Scheme which now give councils power to determine planning applications for rooming houses.

There are further reforms required and council is continuing to work positively with the State Government in this regard.

If Mr Flannery was genuine in his concern for the Brookland Greens residents he would write to his local state member of parliament to seek the implementation of these additional reforms instead of engaging in his usual unfair whinge fest against the City of Casey.

Mr Flannery then makes the ridiculous allegation that council distanced itself from the Stevensons Road closed landfill matter. What utter rubbish!

Despite the Victorian Ombudsman concluding that the majority cause was state government agencies, the City of Casey stepped in and showed leadership, implementing instant remedial works and protecting our residents.

Further, the City of Casey, through its very strong representation and advocacy on behalf of residents, was able to secure $44 million in compensation from two state governments of different political persuasions (Labor and Liberal), thereby saving our residents from the risk of massive rate rises to pay for the crisis.

In terms of council’s financial management, our rate rises in Casey, despite huge demands on services and infrastructure due to our growth, have been some of the lowest per capita in Victoria.

This current financial year, despite investing over $90 million on critical infrastructure (roads, parks, sporting facilities) and $248 million on essential services (school crossing supervision, maternal health, meals on wheels), our average residential rates and charges increase rate rise was 3.87 per cent, one of the lowest in Victoria!

Mr Flannery, the City of Casey has a very bright future. Our residents take great pride in their city. Your negativity is not only agonisingly juvenile and dishonest, but portrays you as the “boy who cried wolf” too often.

Residents tell me frequently that what you are speaks so loudly, they cannot hear what you say.

Cr Sam Aziz, Mayor City of Casey.

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Socially speaking Re: Neighbourhood Watch needs you say police My issue with this is NW needs new members, yet those suitable to join are working full time to keep a roof over theirs and their family’s heads due to the increased cost of living and when those said people call the local police to report a crime we get told the police are too busy to attend, yet police presence is invisible

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A WANDERING wombat caused confusion at Tooradin foreshore recently.

It all started when a man came rushing into a Tooradin cafe, demanding the address of the local cop shop.

When asked what on earth had happened to him, the man replied “none of your business”.

But the story got out and here’s how it goes.

The man was sitting on the Tooradin foreshore toilet when he heard something

scratching around.

Fearing it was a peeping Tom park ranger, the man rushed to report the incident to police.

However the innocent park ranger stepped up to carry out his own investigation and after some digging and sniffing around he discovered that the noise wasn’t someone sneaking a peek but was in fact a wombat!

He, the wombat, had got stuck between the pipes! But don’t fret, he’s been rescued and is now safe and sound.

AFTER Star News got behind Casey Neighbourhood Watch (NW) the relentless crime prevention institution will live to see another day!

Casey NW secretary of 15 years Jennifer Baird said she has had two phone calls since the article on the Neighbourhood Watch’s struggling member numbers went to print.

“We’re very happy with the response,” Jennifer said.

All up NW has had four people contact it about taking up roles.

“At our last meeting we had two new people attend who said they heard about it through Facebook and word of mouth.

“It was voted that we keep going, even if it does in a smaller form, and in our March AGM it will be reviewed.”

But from Jen’s positive attitude it seems the consensus remains strong on keeping the voluntary and watchful eyes out on our streets!

Well done to everyone involved!

A NEW detective took the regular media briefing at Narre Warren police station this week.

When he opened the door to upstairs, the policeman seemed surprised when one reporter walked past him, up to the next level, and opened the door straight into the private police briefing area.

“You’ve been here before,” the policeman remarked with a smile.

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Social harm each week

By GEORGIA WESTGARTH

Casey schools are dealing with self-harming students on a weekly basis.

Picture: Anna Gutermuth, flickr via Creative Commons increase in self-harming over the past 18 months.

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TEENAGERS are using social media as a platform to post images and messages about self-harming, and school counsellors are dealing with the destructive behaviour at alarming rates.

One Casey youth counsellor has said that the behaviour is a cry for help and a way of releasing psychological pain through physical harm.

It is a problem that Casey schools are dealing with on a weekly basis.

“Suicide seems to be on the rise, but I see a lot more self-harming,” Cranbourne Information and Support Service (CISS) youth worker Natalie Waring said.

“It’s not an epidemic, but it is on the rise. Kids can Google anything these days.”

Some self-harming methods Ms Waring is aware of include cutting using a Stanley knife or blades from a pencil sharpener.

Ms Waring, who also works at a Casey secondary college, said some teens turned to cutting their wrists, arms, stomach or upper thighs as a coping mechanism.

They then hide the bloody incisions by wearing heavy coats and long sleeve shirts, even in warm weather.

“I find a lot of girls do it in groups and post it on social media as a way of getting it out there.

“But both sexes do it and they see how many ‘likes’ they get,” she said.

Ms Waring said the behaviour was a way of getting attention for a variety of problems.

“People describe it as attention seeking but attention is help, it’s their way of saying I need help,” she said.

“I think it is a sad way of going about it, but by putting it on social media they might hope that someone might come up and say, hey, can I help you?”

Ms Waring said she had witnessed an

“Self-harming doesn’t necessarily mean that person is suicidal - a lot of parents think if they are self- harming it’s going to lead to suicide, but it’s not,” she said.

Those who need immediate assistance can phone Lifeline on 13 11 14 or contact CISS to book a free consultation.

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In a motion raised at the general council meeting on Tuesday 15 February, Cr Stapledon urged council to look into setting up a post office at the Cranbourne East shopping mall.

Council agreed to write to Australia Post CEO Ahmed Fahour, “requesting the construction of a post office or agency” at Shopping on Clyde.

Cr Stapledon said the ageing population of the area, many of whom are residents at the Blue Hills and Blue Hills Rise retirement home on BerwickCranbourne Road, did not currently have an easily accessible post office.

Cr Stapledon said the current population of the area was more than 17,000 people and expected to increase.

“In this precinct, we have a lot of ageing people and new families and they are very isolated and restricted in accessing post offices further afield,” Cr Stapledon told the chamber.

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By LACHLAN MOORHEAD THE State Government will cover the cost for state schools to send mass text alerts in case of emergencies, after a spate of bomb threats across the nation in recent weeks.

Education Minister James Merlino confirmed on Friday the government would pay for sending SMS alerts to parents during emergency situations, including bushfires, in the wake of a series of threatening calls which have seen a number of schools in Casey and Cardinia evacuated.

The SMS service was installed at all schools last year but some hadn’t activated the service.

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the importance of schools quickly notifying their parent communities, after first ensuring the safety of students and staff," Mr Merlino said.

On Thursday 11 February another Pakenham school - Pakenham Springs Primary School, on Livingstone Boulevard - was evacuated due to a bomb threat call.

It comes as a number of Victorian schools have been evacuated for the same reason in the last fortnight, including St Patrick’s Primary School in Pakenham, Kooweerup Primary School, Berwick Chase Primary and Berwick Lodge.

Police are yet to lay charges against those responsible for the calls, many of which were automated, received by various Melbourne schools.

However, Nossal High School in Berwick has been linked to the hoax bomb threat made against Berwick Lodge Primary School on Friday 29 January. Hackers are believed responsible for that incident.

Police are continuing to investigate.

Threatening calls have also been made to schools in New South Wales and Queensland, while it’s understood a number of other countries, including the UK and France, received similar threatening phone calls.

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Youth case worker at Cranbourne Information and Support Service (CISS), Ms Waring said as a result of the panicky and swift evacuations of thousands of primary school students, they were likely to have anxiety and a fear of going to school.

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Berwick Lodge and Berwick Chase was one of the first confirmed primary schools to experience the threatening phone calls that turned out to be hoaxes on Friday 29 January.

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By LACHLAN MOORHEAD THE City of Casey is ranked second highest for pokies losses in the state, according to the latest statistics released by the Victorian Government.

The Casey local government area (LGA) notched up $64.1 million worth of pokies losses from July to December 2015, falling behind Brimbank which took out the number spot with $75 million.

Greater Dandenong rounded out the top three, falling just short of Casey with a combined pokies loss of $61 million.

The Victorian Government report said that these LGAs are heading towards player losses of more than $100 million in 2015-16.

City of Casey Manager Planning Duncan Turner said Casey sat in the higher expenditure bracket because of its “large adult population” “The amount of electronic gaming machines (EGMs) per 1000 adults in Casey, is actually lower (4.3EGMs/1000 adults) than the state average (6EGMs/1000 adults),” he said.

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“Council strongly discourages EGMs in suburbs where the EGM density is higher than the state average, while also not supporting the operation of EGMs within, or neighbouring a facility where the dominant activity focuses on children and young people under the age of 18 years,” he said.

“Council’s position is for no new machines in community areas of high social and economic disadvantage.”

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“I’ve received incredible support for this ... including from the Berwick Men’s Shed which currently stands alone,” Cr Kaplon said.

“There are a growing number of older residents in these areas.”

It’s understood potential sites for the new Men’s Shed that are being considered include the Narre Warren North Uniting Church and the Narre Warren North Recreation Reserve.

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A NEW Men’s Shed facility is one step closer to being set up in Narre Warren North or Endeavour Hills, after council carried a motion on the plan this week.

On Tuesday 17 February, Four Oaks Ward Councillor Rafal Kaplon put forward a notice of motion calling for another meeting between parties interested in developing the new facility, as well as an investigation of “funding opportunities”.

Hills are also being considered.

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Casey councillor Amanda Stapledon said hoons and mini bike activity in Cranbourne is “consistent and needs to be addressed.”

“The resident who filmed the incident has sent the footage to police,” Cr Stapledon said.

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School leaders step up THE young leaders at James Cook Primary School are ready to take the school forward.

The new student leaders at the Endeavour Hills school were officially unveiled on Monday 15 February at a special assembly.

Four school captains, eight house captains and a number of student representatives and specialist captains were presented with their badges by Aimee Clydesdale.

Aimee was school captain at James Cook in 2005 where she flourished as a talented basketball player.

Aimee now plays for the Dandenong Rangers in the WNBL and is in the squad for the Australian Opals.

She spoke to the students about the need to work hard to achieve the best out of life and make the most out of their time at the school.

The election process for the captains involved all candidates presenting speeches to their peers and teachers.

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Fun filled for footy FOOTBALL fans flocked to Narre Warren this week.

Local residents were invited to a fun-filled footy clinic at Sweeney Reserve on Wednesday 10 February which was hosted by the Melbourne Football Club in conjunction with Casey Council and AFL Victoria.

The Melbourne players, including Women’s Captain Daisy Pearce, ran a range of activities for the kids as part of the aptly titled Festival of Footy.

“In recognition and celebration of council’s 30-year partnership with the Melbourne Football Club, the club delivers many great business, sport and community development activities across the municipality for the benefit of the local community,” Casey Mayor Sam Aziz said.

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New hospital opening in 2017 The new St John of God Berwick Hospital is now under construction at Kangan Drive, Berwick and will be ready to deliver care closer to home in 2017.

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LOCAL commuters will finally find some relief at Hallam Railway Station where construction of the new public toilets is underway.

When in Opposition, the Andrews Government campaigned heavily about the lack of public toilets at the station and promised to install them in the leadup to the 2014 election.

The automated toilets themselves are due next month, with much of the site testing, design

and foundations already finished.

Narre Warren South MP Judith Graley said the new automated toilets are self-cleaning and will feature large cubicles, a durable floor, stainless steel walls and LED lighting.

“I am just so pleased that after years of holding on, local commuters will soon have access to toilets at Hallam Station,” she said.

“I know that it has been a major inconvenience for so

many who are simply trying to get to and from work or school each day.”

Commuters have been campaigning to have public toilets built at the station since 2011 when the then Liberal Government dumped plans to upgrade Hallam Station to premium status, which would have meant the station got public toilets.

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The long-awaited Sanctuary release is now available at Timbertop.

Perfect for those seeking uninterrupted, peaceful living, this release is located in a secluded corner of the estate with quiet roads and beautiful open parklands nearby.

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The Esprit Rancher has been designed from the ground up after many years of building these homes for valued clients.

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bedrooms, a master suite with walk-in wardrobe and en suite, and the remaining bedrooms have built-in wardrobes.

There is a large entertainer’s kitchen with walk-in pantry and loads of storage, and a formal living area with gas log fireplace for those cold winter nights.

There are also polished timber floorboards through the heart of the home and a huge laundry that can be designed to individual requirements.

The knowledgeable and caring building and design consultants will work with clients every step of the way to create their dream home.

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DOUBLED UP FOR DESIGNS WHILE block sizes are decreasing, at Inspired Homes the size of homes are not compromised.

Inspired Homes offers practical and luxurious double storey homes for people in all stages of life.

Whether they are buying their first home, a home for a growing family, or are looking to down-size, Inspired Homes has a home for everyone.

With a portfolio of designs that suit blocks from 12.5 metres, Inspired double designs start from just 28 squares and offer both quality and style.

Each Inspired Homes design features a dynamic flow throughout.

The signature Piasta (kitchen, living, dining and alfresco) forms the central hub of the home and creates a living space with a striking sense of energy and flow.

An angled kitchen opens sight lines to the alfresco, directing the eye away from the back and side fence to the gardens and outdoor entertaining zone.

Whether requiring a custom design or tailored to an existing plan to suit specific requirements, design freedom does not come at an extra cost.

Inspired Homes will find a solution that gets the best out of land and budget.

Clients can watch their personalised design come to life at the click of a button as they work one-on-one with managing director Andrew Stickley through the design process.

For a limited time if they spend $8999 they can receive more than $26,000 of ultimate upgrades with the Everything Including the Kitchen Sink summer promotion.

This promotion includes a $3000 façade upgrade, butler’s pantry, stone benchtops, evaporative cooling, an oversize entry door and much more.

With the Inspired Homes Display Centre situated in the beautiful Berwick Waters Estate in Clyde North, it is no surprise that this company is the expert for building locally in Clyde.

To explore the design options for an Inspired double design, visit the Display Centre to speak to a new homes consultant.

Inspired Homes displays are at 3-5 Serene Way, Clyde North, on the Berwick Waters Estate.

Phone 13000 homes (1300 046 637) or Andrew Stickley on 0411 473 662.

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The easy-to-live-in floor plan offers a main bedroom with a walk-in wardrobe and ensuite. Two remaining bedrooms share a centrally located bathroom.

There is a stylish kitchen with quality appliances and stone benches, meals and family room that is the heart of the home where plenty of hours will be spent entertaining, cooking and just enjoying this fantastic space.

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zone is located just off the kitchen. This space would also make for a fantastic formal lounge or quiet television room.

Additional features include quality window furnishings, evaporative cooling, ducted heating and an electronic alarm system.

The property is situated in a great location on a block of about 448 square metres and is only two years young with a fully fenced back yard and landscaped gardens.

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BY ANDREW PERKINS THE resurgence in the housing market in Melbourne has contributed to the strength of Melbourne’s growth area market.

Drivers of demand such as low interest rates, consumer confidence and above average population growth have also played their part.

Melbourne is still one of the most affordable and livable cities in Australia attracting local buyers and interstate buyers due to its continuous growth in

median house price.

Clyde has been an attractive area for home buyers due to its close proximity to the Monash Freeway, which is due to undergo a $400 million upgrade, amenities and parks but, most of all, its potential for future growth.

The median land price in Clyde and Clyde North is $236,000 while in Casey it is about $241,000.

Casey has one of the most expensive median land prices in Melbourne and is one of the fastest growth corridors.

The Clyde Creek PSP approved in December 2014 and Clyde North PSP approved in November 2011 has sparked a large

number of new land estates in the area by highly regarded developers including Frasers Property, Moremac, Pask Goup, Villawood, Brown Property Group and National Pacific Property and has adding approximately 20,500 new homes to the Casey shire.

With a total of 12 active projects and more than 400 lots available at any time, buyers have ample choice for land to suit all budgets.

Land sizes range in size from 210 to 913 square metres and prices ranging from $120,000 to $370,000.

ANDREW PERKINS IS GENERAL MANAGER RESEARCH AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT FOR RED23

WATER AND WORKS AT RAMLEGH SPRINGS SINCE its launch in November 2014, Ramlegh Springs has established itself as the premier new community within the Clyde North corridor and when visitors look around they will immediately understand why.

One of the notable features of Ramlegh Springs is its inspiring central wetlands which, when complete, will make a bold and natural statement leading into and through the estate.

With the first stages of the Ramlegh Springs community in the midst of construction it’s quite easy for visitors to picture how impressive this natural wetland area will be.

Located over nine hectares and connected to the community by a series of meandering walking tracks, boardwalks and nature trails, the Ramlegh Springs wetlands comprises a series of distinctive water bodies located in a tranquil natural environment.

Following the success of an earlier water front release, Ramlegh Springs will also soon be releasing 14 exclusive home sites, with frontages that overlook the estate’s sparkling waters.

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Designed to provide the very best a new community can offer, stage construction and road works are now in full swing, the first steps towards delivering on an impressive master plan that also allows for an architect designed town centre, a local school, sizeable parks and gardens and community sports ground.

To find out more about Ramlegh Springs visit www.ramleghsrpings.com.au, drop in to the sales office on Pattersons Road, Clyde North, or phone estate managers Trudi Kerr or Ted Ogrady on 9669 5999.

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BY TANIA PHILLIPS CLEAN and green with two large town centres and plenty of schools in the planning, Clyde is the up-and-coming area in the Casey/Cardinia region, according to a local expert.

Shane Howard, director of KaiKura Land Sales and a man who has been in the real estate industry around the Clyde region for many years, believes that in 10 years’ time the area will be “something special”.

“Clyde is what I’d call the new Berwick,” he said.

“Everyone would love to live in Berwick because of the prestige of the place but there no new land developments coming through there.”

And while Clyde has always been a premier area over the past 30 years it is about to really come into its own over the next decade with plenty of major developments planned.

“In Clyde there is 2800 hectares of residential land that the government has put aside for residential development – most in the Clyde Creek vicinity.”

He said the emphasis had been placed on providing green areas and walkway bridges across the creek.

Clyde Creek Precinct Structure Plans, which was approved in November 2014, sets out the planned development of a mixed use precinct which will ultimately

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The precinct extends from Hardys Road in the north to Ballarto Road in the south, and from Berwick-Cranbourne Road/ Clyde-Five Ways Road in the west to Pound Road and Bells Road extension in the east.

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HIGH TIME TO MOVE IN CIRCA 1886 continues to be one of the most sought after locations for buyers in the Berwick and Clyde North area.

The first stage has been built, stage seven is now selling and more than 100 families are already calling Circa home.

Built around the historic Circa homestead, the location offers elevation and many homes have views of the surrounding area.

Circa offers a one-hectare central park with play equipment, a sports area and plenty of open space.

The park is complemented by landscaped areas and reserves which are perfect for spending time with family and friends or just relaxing.

The location of Circa means that it is close to the important amenities including local schools, shopping, recreation and transport.

The local Eden Rise Village is a popular shopping spot with cafés and specialty shops as well as Coles and Aldi supermarkets.

Home to a diverse range of residents, the estate provides for different lifestyles and living requirements with a range of lot sizes, house and land packages, and townhouses on offer.

During 2016 Circa will also provide a limited release of

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Dean Pask, the managing director of Pask Group and the developer behind Circa said: “I’ve been delighted with the response we’ve had from our residents – both in uptake and in their feedback about Circa.

“We’ve had a lot of positive comments about the park, the views and how much people are enjoying living in the estate.”

For more information contact sales agent Belinda Jackson on 9018 7234 or visit the Circa Sales Office at 211 Grices Road, Clyde North.

It is open 11am to 5pm seven days a week.

Alternatively visit www. circaberwick.com.au

of about 1460 new homes and facilities and services to support a new community.

This plan applies to the area bound by Clyde-Five Ways Road to the east, Casey Fields Boulevard to the west, and north from Ballarto Road to the southern Boundary of Casey Fields sports fields.

“It is truly the up-and-coming area for the region,” he said.

“And we have a front row seat with Clydevale.”

One of the latest developments, Clydevale is just 10 minutes from Berwick and 45 minutes from the CBD. Residents will live within walking distance of the new regional shopping centres and a new town centre and close to plenty of established amenities, including a host of excellent schools and tertiary education options and Casey Fields sporting facilities, all a short drive away or easily accessible by rail and bus services.

Mr Howard said Casey council and the government had worked to put together something truly special.

Infrastructure to support this area is now going in including what Mr Howard described as the “biggest (waste water) pumping station” in the whole area.

“It should be ready for operation in 12 months and there were will be serious development,” he said.

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Pakenham 264 Army Road

Dual living on 10 cleared acres.

For sale.

Buyers over $1,395,000 This exquisite home sits proudly amongst manicured gardens, with 10ft ceilings, decorative cornices & ceiling roses, main home features formal & informal living zones, timber kitchen with WIP, 4 bedrooms with BIR’s. A self-contained 1 bedroom home URL is perfect for extended family, guests or a separate rental. t zoned heating & cooling, 2 gas log fire places, ducted vacuum, alarm, huge covered alfresco, pool & spa t 10 fenced irrigated paddocks, haysheds, ménage, float shed, cattle & horse ready

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Shop 3 11 John Street Pakenham obrienrealestate.com.au Michael Studd 0401 119 640 Brenda Studd 0416 132 458 Berwick 27 Cedarwood Crescent

This one has it all.

For sale.

Buyers Over $595,000 If location and lifestyle is important to you when searching for your dream home then look no further than this!

Situated in the popular Eden Rise Estate you will find this lovely Metricon home. Featuring: t 4 spacious bedrooms- master with walk in robe and en-suite with double shower t Entertainer’s kitchen fitted with quality stainless steel appliances and stone benches t Separate living zones include formal lounge, open plan family/meals plus theatre room

F4 G2 H2 9707 0556

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Position Perfect.

For sale.

Buyers Over $610,000 This 4 bedroom home is perched in a prime north side viewing position. t Boasting 3 separate living areas including the rumpus room with vaulted ceiling, open plan family/ meals and spacious lounge. t The functional kitchen has a dishwasher and large walk in pantry. There is Gas ducted heating, Evaporative Cooling and Ducted vacuum too. t The master bedroom boasts 4 mirrored robes, large Full En-suite with double vanities and spa to the main bathroom.

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17 Webb Street Narre Warren obrienrealestate.com.au Steve Harrison 0407 800 915 Andrew Ward 0439 966 300 Beaconsfield 85 O’Neil Road

Beyond the Front Door.

For sale.

Buyers Over $875,000 Open wide and come inside this 50sq residence. t 4 King bedrooms, ensuite plus study t Superb gourmet kitchen, granite tops t 3 living areas plus home office/gym t Stunning outdoors + spa & cabana High ceilings, timber flooring, central heating & cooling, triple garage, rear access, cctv security, privacy in a quiet location. Come, look beyond the door.

F4 G2 H3 I1 9707 0556 56-58 High Street Berwick obrienrealestate.com.au Inspect Sat & Sun 1:00-1.30pm Libby Goodman 0417 172 255 Gerard McRae 0409 400 635 1217103-KC7-16

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Berwick 33 Sittella Drive

Berwick, the place to be.

For sale.

Buyers Over $550,000 This 25.5sq approx. residence is as clean as a whistle with nothing left to do, but move in and enjoy. t 4 bed, master with WIR & Ensuite t 4 living areas, including rumpus t Modern kitchen, s.s appliances t Manicured gardens, side access Extras include heating & cooling, timber decked Alfresco & blinds, oversize garage. All this and more on a 629m2 block.

F4 G2 H2 9707 0556 56-58 High Street Berwick obrienrealestate.com.au Gerard McRae 0409 400 635 Catherine McRae 0438 634 246 Berwick 7 Venables Court

Fantastic opportunity in Berwick.

For sale.

Buyers Over $370,000 This home comes with the increasingly sought after Berwick Postcode. t 3 Bedrooms, all with WIR t Spacious kitchen, overlooking meals area t Dual carport with remote door plus work shed in back yard Situated on a 662m2 block, Inspect today!

F3 G1 H2 9707 0556 56-58 High Street Berwick obrienrealestate.com.au Inspect

By Appointment Paul Rogers 0418 564 032 Matthew Smith 0410 447 255 1217105-KC7-16

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BERWICK

BUILDERS OWN STYLE AND ELEGANCE HOME ON 19 ACRES UNDERSTATEDLY elegant, light-filled interiors and a coveted location are all stand-out attributes of this remarkable home.

This tasteful family home has three spacious living areas to cater for all family members.

Upon entry you are greeted with stunning polished floorboards, high ceilings and an immediate French provincial impression in style.

The spacious kitchen is centrally located in the home and spills out to the outdoor entertaining area, fabulous for family gatherings all year round.

To the rear of the home, enjoy the cooler evenings, cosy with the warmth of the beautifully presented fireplace.

There are four bedrooms, the main with an impressive ensuite and walk-in wardrobe plus a large study.

Extras include double garage with remote control, ducted heating, air-

conditioning and solar panels, which give you huge savings on your electricity bills.

All within a short walk to the train station, St Margaret’s School, Haileybury College and Nossal High School.

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THIS substantial residence features soaring cathedral ceilings with north-east facing living areas linked to an outdoor living pavilion.

Encompassing some 40 squares of living space, the home includes five bedrooms, formal lounge, separate dining area, expansive family room and adjoining kitchen with quality appliances.

A rumpus/theatre room opens to a full length verandah and a large mezzanine provides the perfect retreat/home office opportunity.

Car accommodation is plentiful with an oversized double garage and workshop loft directly accessible above.

The property is cleared with good quality pastures, stock-proof fencing, a 6m x 7.5m shed/animal shelter and water via dam and tanks. Plus a seperate three-acre vacant lot.

Lot 1, the house title comprises 7.7 hectares (19.25 acres).

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alexscott.com.au Hampton Park 9 The Grove

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OLDE BERWICK RENOVATE OR REDEVELOP

For sale.

9707 0556

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56-58 High Street, Berwick obrienrealestate.com.au Sean Devers 0412 233 478 Vincent Lim 0437 008 418

Duplex living home is set on a half-Acre block and offers more than meets the eye. t 6 bedrooms + study 3 bathrooms and 3 living areas in total. Duplex self-contained living zone at the rear of home which contains kitchen/meals area, living room

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Here is your chance to move into leafy Olde Berwick, & only minutes from the town centre, where you can enjoy the shopping, restaurants, cafes & with parkland at the back why would you want to buy anywhere else? This home was built in the sixties & features 3 bedrooms, rumpus, renovated kitchen/meals/family & bathroom. The rest of the home could do with a face lift or start again with a blank canvas. Other developments are in the area. This block of about 790m2 is ideal for redevelopment (STCA) when you decide what you would like to do.

For Sale Inspect Contact

$630,000 Plus Saturday 11am to 11:30am Emil Sawiris 0411 886 807 or Tom Gibson 0438 574 472

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Narre Warren South 29 Berwick Springs Promenade Location Location Location!

Auction

Beautiful modern 4 bedroom double storey family home.

Separate formal lounge and dining, home ofice & kitchen with S/S appliances. Large rumpus with French doors that open onto a spacious balcony. 3 bedrooms comprise of their own ensuite. Over sized alfresco, generous rear yard and internal access to the double garage. Excellent finishes throughout the home include granite bench tops to the kitchen and master ensuite. Evaporative cooling and ducted heating and split system. Internal access to

the double garage with rear roller door accommodating extra cars, boat, camper or trailer. Short drive to Eden Rise Shopping Centre, restaurants, schools, university, TAFE, fantastic medical facilities, public transport and freeway access. Sitting on just under 800 Sqm of manicured gardens this home is one you don’t want to miss.

Debbie Brettoner M 0458 628 085 P 9707 4222 debbie.brettoner@harcourts.com.au Helen Foster M 0414 250 557 P 9707 4222 helen.foster @harcourts.com.au Harcourts Franchise / Berwick 30 High Street

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Narre Warren North 4 Bellaire Court

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Cranbourne East 5 Peisley Crescent

Fantastic Family Entertainer.

For Sale

Perfection on Peisley.

For Sale

This substantial and well maintained family home sits on approximate 2300 sqm. Formal entry, spacious living areas including a formal lounge room. Timber kitchen with breakfast bar. Master favoured with ensuite and huge walk in robe. Fantastic under roof deck and spacious fully fenced established garden.

Newly polished, solid timber flooring, high ceilings, gas ducted heating, evap cooling.

Ample room to park extra cars, boat or caravan.

Price By Negotiation View Saturday @ 2.30pm harcourts.com.au/VBW22566

This 3 Bedroom plus study family home will be a delight for its new owners. Beautiful hostess Kitchen including stone benches, S/S appliances, 900 cooker, dishwasher & WIP. Three living areas, formal lounge, family living/dining and rumpus with sliding glass doors leading out to a grassy back yard. The master bedroom has his and hers robes and ensuite with double basins. Neutral toning throughout, high ceilings, internal access to the double garage. Ducted heating, split system air-conditioning and security system.

Price By Negotiation View Saturday @ 11.30am harcourts.com.au/VBW22577

Debbie Brettoner M 0458 628 085 P 9707 4222 debbie.brettoner@harcourts.com.au Helen Foster M 0414 250 557 P 9707 4222 helen.foster@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Franchise / Berwick 30 High Street

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4B 3C 2D 4I

Berwick 10 Barellan Mews

3B 2C 1D 2I

Berwick 16 Whitehaven Street

Timeless Lifestyle

Auction

Come home to Resort Style Living.

For Sale

Undeniably a perfect federation replica of by gone years. Lounge with gas log fire, formal dining area, French doors leading to balcony.

Blackwood kitchen and scullery, open plan family/meals/living and study. Master bedroom with bay window, ensuite with spa, and access to balcony. Fully landscaped, huge decked under roof pergola creating a fabulous entertainment area. The list of modern day comforts is endless. Once in a lifetime opportunity.

Saturday 20th February at 11.00am View Saturday @ 10.30am harcourts.com.au/VBW22539

The house is immaculate presented both inside and out. Open plan in design, the kitchen overlooks the meals area and family room which ofers direct access to the covered alfresco. 3 bedrooms, the master being complete with WIR and ensuite. Creature comforts include D/H, airconditioning, high ceilings and internal access from the garage. Other inclusions of stone bench tops in the fully appointed kitchen and bathrooms, timber flooring and quality blinds add a modern, luxurious feel throughout.

Negotiation Over $440,000 View Saturday @ 2.30pm harcourts.com.au/VBW22554

Helen Foster M 0414 250 557 P 9707 4222 helen.foster@harcourts.com.au Brad Nicholls M 0417 324 711 P 9707 4222 brad.nicholls@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Franchise / Berwick 30 High Street

Berwick 1 -16 Bayleaf Street

Debbie Brettoner M 0458 628 085 P 9707 4222 debbie.brettoner@harcourts.com.au Helen Foster M 0414 250 557 P 9707 4222 helen.foster@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Franchise / Berwick 30 High Street

Berwick 29 Northgate Drive

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For Sale

Prime Chase Location.

For Sale

16 Brand new townhouses to be completed July 2016, buy now and save on stamp duty Conveniently located in the prestigious Orchard Rise Estate Berwick, Bayleafviews homes are designed to capture the stunning views as well as deliver the very best of modern living. Featuring smart-spacious floor plans, timber flooring, stone bench tops, modern kitchen appliances, floor to ceiling bathroom tiling and fully landscaped gardens these homes are sure to set the benchmark in the Berwick area.

$559,000 - $599,000 harcourts.com.au/VBW9992

Dreams can be fulfilled with this wide 770m2 parcel.

Surrounded by substantial homes, you will love the ‘as far as the eye can see’ views, and build with utmost confidence whatever you wish. Close proximity to M1 freeway, Eden Rise shops, schools a plenty, parks and public transport. It is all here for you to enjoy.

Rare indeed.

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Brad Nicholls M 0417 324 711 P 9707 4222 brad.nicholls@harcourts.com.au Andrew Fallon M 0438 872 185 P 9707 4222 andrew.fallon@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Franchise / Berwick 30 High Street

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18 Arena Parade

BERWICK

Sophisticated Living

Quietly Chic Family Living

Situated on a corner allotment, with provision for a caravan, boat or extra vehicles. Downstairs master suite, kitchen adjacent to dining & family room. Sep., lounge/theatre. Upstairs retreat. Duct heat, evap cool, dbl ens & WIR’s to master, powder room, automated watering sys & direct entry to the dble gge. Timber bi folds ope out to decked alfresco. Cls to Officer shopping complex, schools, public trans & Freeway.

Situated in the sought after Chase Estate is this contemporary home, impeccably styled, boasting a family friendly floor plan. 4BR’s, formal lounge, stone kitch, incorp., family & dining room. A separate retreat/ theatre room. Features, ens & WIR to master, duct heat, evap cool, dble, rem gge. Covered alfresco. Easy drive to countless schools, Eden Rise Shopping Centre, public transport etc… makes for a convenient lifestyle.

Price: Buyers Over $560,000 Inspect Saturday 1.00 pm - 1.30 pm Amanda Charles 0400 347 968

Price: Buyers Over $555,000 Inspect Saturday 11.00 am - 11.30 am Amanda Charles 0400 347 968

PAKENHAM

15 Pendula Place

BEACONSFIELD UPPER

MODERN LIVING! CHIC DESIGN!

Family Retreat with Rural Vistas

Surprisingly spacious & immaculately presented this young townhouse provides for convenient living located in close proximity to train station, public trans & Arena shopping hub. Warm ambience & natural light filled spaces will delight with a convenient floor plan boasting open plan stone kitchen/family room & spac., dining room. 3BR’s, master with ens & BIR’s. Duct heat, evap cool & rem sgle gge. Tenant, periodic lease $335pw.

Situated at the bowl of a quiet, made court within walking distance to the Village is this stately home of generous proportions. Offers 4BR’s, lounge, with wood heating & a spacious, fully equipped kitchen incorp dining with majestic views of rolling hills. An upstairs reatreat. Ens to master, wood heat, split sys heat & cool, 3 bath rooms, duct vac & direct entry to the dble gge.

Close to all amenities. Approx quarter of an acre.

Price: Buyers Over $350,000 Inspect Saturday 11.00 am - 11.30 am Jeanine Presley 0438 332 411

Price: Buyers Over $645,000 Inspect Saturday 2.00 pm - 2.30 pm Amanda Charles 0400 347 968

BEACONSFIELD

9 Sunhill Court

CLYDE NORTH

Family Living Convenient Location

Modern Masterpiece

This lovely Porter Davis home offers 3BR’s + study suitable for a fourth BR & is situated in the highly sought after location of Berwick Views Estate surrounded by family homes in a quiet court. Close to Beaconsfield’s vibrant hub. The family friendly floor plan offers a formal lounge, formal dining/open study & the spacious open plan kitchen/family/dining room is in the hub of the home & exiting out to the outdoor entertaining area.

Located in a prestigious pocket of Clyde North is this sophisticated, beautifully appointed home. Hardwood flooring, light filled, open living spaces & quality fittings.

4BR’s, 2 master suites, parent’s retreat, with dble stone ens. Stone kitch with butler’s pantry incorp., family & dining room with a sep., lounge & front sitting room.

Children’s retreat, duct heat, refrig., cooling, split sys, 4 toilets, powder room & direct entry to the dble, gge.

Price: Buyers Over $499,000 Inspect Saturday 11.00 am - 11.30 am Jeanine Presley 0438 332 411

Price: Buyers Over $725,000 Inspect Saturday 2.00 pm - 2.30 pm Amanda Charles 0400 347 968

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PAKENHAM 1/27-29 Rogers Street

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PAKENHAM 4 Murray Avenue

A BLEND OF WARMTH AND QUALITY!

THE CLASSY ENTERTAINER!

Conveniently located in Pakenham’s ‘Golden Triangle’ is this appealing three bedroom villa unit only a few hundred meters from the main shopping prescient.The flawlessly presented interior features a light filled lounge, meals area and a fantastic kitchen with large work surface, breakfast bar, dishwasher and stainless steel appliances.The master bedroom offers a walk in robe and semi ensuite and double built in robes to the remaining bedrooms. Sliding door access off the meals area opens up to a alfresco area complete with ceiling fan and privacy blinds overlooking the maintenance garden. Other features include- ducted heating, ducted cooling and remote single car garage.

Located in the exclusive Heritage Springs estate on a whopping 896sqm allotment, is this 3 bedroom, plus study Home. Offering an irresistible combination of quality craftsmanship & comfort, there is 3 spacious living areas including deluxe lounge, spacious meals/family area & rumpus room.The master bedroom is complimented by a walk in wardrobe & ensuite, while double wardrobes service the remaining bedrooms.The central kitchen overlooks the open plan living area with induction cooktop, electric oven & dishwasher. Outside the giant pergola embraces Australian outdoor living, complete with stone fireplace & café blinds for entertaining no matter what month of year. Other features include a triple car garage, 2 garden sheds, large backyard & side access storage access for boat/caravan. Inspect today!

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 12:45PM Buyers Over $520,000 Matt Clark 0417 411 883

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 12:00PM Buyers Over $325,000 Matt Clark 0417 411 883

PAKENHAM 12 Arbour Rise

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BUNYIP 8 Gwen Meredith Drive

ELEGANCE, EXCELLENCE IN AN ENTICING LOCATION

FABULOUS DUAL LIVING ON 1 ACRE WITH VIEWS

Conveniently positioned sensationally close the lake this much loved and home will appeal to even the most fastidious of buyers.Totalling an impressive 30 squares of quality and comfort throughout and set on great allotment, it showcases 4 spacious bedrooms with WIR and deluxe ensuite to master, large formal lounge dining, hostess kitchen with adjacent meals/ family, rumpus room plus an upstairs retreat. Journey outside to a superb alfresco area ideal for outdoor entertaining, private rear yard, plus a double garage with internal access. Blessed with an abundance of further features which include the comforts of ducted heating and evaporative cooling, quality appliances and alarm system. Suitable for all second home buyers and large families - inspection will excite!!

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 1:30PM Buyers Over $480,000 Matt Clark 0417 411 883

Located on a 1 acre allotment with all services this immaculately presented brick veneer residence will impress.A flexible floorplan allows the residence to be utilised as two independent living zones, ideal for extended family, or elderly parents.The main part of the residence comprises of kitchen, family meals, lounge room, bathroom, shared laundry, three bedrooms and two car garage. Still under roofline is the second part of the residence comprising of kitchen, dining area, rumpus room, bathroom and two bedrooms.There is ducted heating throughout plus split air-conditioning and a covered outdoor living area.Two car garage concrete floored/powered with a remote tilt panel door and a 9m x 7.5m coloured shed with concrete door/power.

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 12:00PM Buyers Over $680,000 Nyall Greene 0409 560 778

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3A 2B 2C

BERWICK 3/14 Brisbane Street

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

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129 C3

$385,000+

1 ACRE & 1/2 ACRE BLOCKS WANTED - BUYERS WAITING TWO SUPERB TOWNHOUSES IN THE HEART OF TOWN! These 2 quality units are complete and ready for proud new owners. In a location second to none, they’re just a short stroll through picturesque Pioneers Park to the Berwick’s Village centre. Choose from either the larger 2 level, 3 bedroom plan with second upper level living area and ground floor master bedroom/ensuite or the more compact, single level 3 bedroom rear unit which features a master with ensuite, superb open living area with vaulted ceiling and direct access to outdoor entertainment terrace. Each is fitted with quality S/S kitchen appliances, stone benches, quality coordinated furnishings, ducted heating and cooling throughout. Both also feature double lock up garages with direct internal entry to living areas.

Unit 2- Buyers Over $760,000 INSPECT SATURDAY AT 12.00PM Buyers Over $720,000 Peter Watson 0418 105 402

Lot 10 Peak Drive

HARKAWAY

4258m²

109 B11

$545,000

Lot 12 Peak Drive

HARKAWAY

4045m²

109 B11

$570,000

1319 Wellington Road

BELGRAVE SOUTH

1.17ha

84 E11

$575,000+

25-27 Long Street

BOTANIC RIDGE

1960m²

137 A2

AUCTION

Contact Michael Patchell 0419 381 411 4A 2B 4C 1E

HARKAWAY 21-25 Rowallan Avenue

A MAGNIFICENT HISTORIC 5 ACRE ESTATE “CIRCA 1880 “ A magnificent heritage property set on 5 acres with outstanding indoor/outdoor entertaining facilities, exquisite finishes and a truly breathtaking garden landscape.

Beyond the electronic iron gated entry the main residence offers 4 bedrooms, master with dressing room and palatial ensuite, study, expansive formal and informal living spaces that include lounge, dining, family, theatre/rumpus rooms plus children‘s retreat and covered outdoor entertaining areas.With impeccable detail throughout the home displays 10 & 12ft. ornate ceilings, 4 open fires, Baltic Pine and Iron bark flooring, feature lead light glazing, stone, granite and Jarrah benches and corbled arches. Further features include a 2nd two bedroom self contained cottage, salt and solar heated inground pool, flood lit mod grass tennis court, 4 car garage with bathroom, 12 x 10m barn, 3 bay machinery shed, pony paddocks and extensive 200000 lt. water storage. Only minutes from Berwick Village Shopping, major schools and easy access to the M1 Freeway.

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 2.30PM Expressions Of Interest Graeme Curtis 0419 538 940

BOTANIC RIDGE 25-27 Long Street

A Superb 35m Frontage, 1960m²

HAMPTON PARK 94 Justin Circuit

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AN EXCLUSIVE AND RARE FIND

LOOKING FOR A BIG 4 BEDDER?

*Prestigious Settlers Run Estate : Build your dream home *1960m2 flat block- 35m frontage, approx 56m deep *Surrounded by quality homes & Country Club Resort facilities (golf club, bistro, gym, pool, spa/ sauna, tennis courts).

The location is second to none within close proximity to the townships of Cranbourne and Pearcedale, allowing quick access to local schools, shops, public transport and sporting facilities.

The picturesque and award-winning Royal Botanic Gardens in 363 acres is located next door and you are also only a short drive away from Frankston beach. CALL TODAY TO ARRANGE A TIME TO VIEW THE SECTION 32 VENDOR STATEMENT!

Well look no further.This family friendly 4 bedroom home that would be ideal for a growing family is set on a large 632m2 block in an excellent location, next to a park and sitting on a high position.The home has a great floor plan that offers lovely spacious living areas.The kitchen is bright and open with quality appliances, vast amount of storage space and a good size meals area in front.Additional features include gas ducted heating, evaporative cooling, fans to all rooms, security alarm are just some on offer, not to forget electric shutters to all windows. Outside is a DLUG, spacious pergola and rear yard that would accommodate the largest of gatherings.This wonderful family home is only minutes from Hallam Train Station and major shopping amenities making this a must see property.

AUCTION SATURDAY 27TH FEBRUARY 2016 12:00PM Sachin Arora 0411 081 640

FOR SALE BUYERS OVER $400,000 Sachin Arora 0411 081 640 1217097

57 High Street, Berwick 9707 6000

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Lot 6 & 8 Cornish Road, EMERALD

27 Avebury Drive, BERWICK

One Block Or Two?

When Only The Best Will Do…

A rare opportunity to purchase either one, or both of these PRIME RESIDENTIAL BUILDING BLOCKS located in the heart of Emerald. Side by side and separately titled, the 1000sqm blocks are flat, cleared and have all services available. Ideal, quiet location just minutes from shops, schools, Church, Lake, Parks and Emerald County Golf Club.

Price Offers Closing Thursday 25th Feb At 5pm Contact Julie Fuller 0438 171 700

22 Lakeside Drive, BERWICK Chase Your Dreams This architecturally designed home with uncompromising attention to detail is not only positioned front and center of the ‘Sanctuary’ in Lakeside Drive, but it also commands attention with its striking individuality. Boasting 5 generous bedrooms plus a study, the master with en-suite, this property has plenty of room for the whole family.

Setting the standards high in Village Horizons Estate, this cleverly designed floorplan will be the topic of discussion when walking through this beautiful home.

Positioned high to capture the stunning skyline view the home captures the best of what Berwick has to offer. Multiple living areas, a fantastic kitchen with bi-fold window to large entertainers deck which looks over the solar heated in ground pool.

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18 Langmore Lane BERWICK •9707

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SOPHISTICATED LIVING ON A GENEROUS BLOCK

ONE OUT OF THE BOX SITTING on 836 square metres of land, this four-bedroom home has two newly renovated bathrooms and great entertaining space.

The main bedroom has a gorgeous ensuite and walk-in wardrobe and is positioned opposite the light-filled formal lounge room, which doubles as a parents' retreat.

The sizeable timber kitchen with ample bench and cupboard space overlooks a spacious family dining and living area and leads onto a fantastic rumpus room.

The remaining bedrooms are serviced by the stylish main bathroom with modern free-standing bath tub. Creature comforts include, gas ducted heating, evaporative cooling and timber flooring.

The home has internal access from the double lock-up garage. Side access to the rear of the property allows two separate carports and a four-car garage currently set up as a man's shed, including woodburning fireplace and bar.

Keep the family cool in the the above-

ground, decked and undercover swimming pool and relax in the four-person spa.

Plenty of room for the caravan, boat or extra cars and all the boys toys.

There is a separate shed with rollerdoor access, ideal storage should you need to run a business from home.

The property is close to the shopping centre and schools and a short drive to the freeway.

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ITS location on a corner allotment, with provision for a caravan, boat or extra vehicles, makes this stunning property attractive to the most discerning buyer.

Every inch has been styled and appointed to perfection from the striking facade to the superb interior.

The most professional stylist would find it difficult to fault.

The family friendly floor plan boasts downstairs master suite, designer kitchen adjacent to dining and family room making the most of open plan living.

A separate lounge/theatre room offers a cosy, intimate setting while the upstairs retreat has been designed for the younger family members to retire to.

It features ducted heating, evaporate cooling, double en suite and walk-in wardrobes to the master bedroom, a beautifully appointed kitchen, guest powder room, automated watering system and direct entry to the double garage with remote controlled door.

Outdoors blends seamlessly with indoors, through timber bi-fold doors opening out to decked al fresco.

Meticulously, manicured gardens make for a picturesque, private setting that will be the envy of all.

Two access points to the sizeable back yard add a practical element to this pristine property.

Located in the exclusive, Arena Estate, in the heart of one of the largest schooling precinct’s in the state, close to the Officer shopping complex, public transport and freeway, this property makes for convenient living.

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11 Fieldstone Boulevard, BEACONSFIELD

Chance Of A Lifetime!

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Exclusively positioned on 5 pristine, useable acres sits this magnificent contemporary home of grand proportions. This owner-built, 5 bedroom lifestyle property is also zoned.

From the stunning featured timber floors, 10ft ceilings & every feature under the sun, this one has to be seen!

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This beautiful light filled well-appointed Porter Davis Seattle 26 home has everything to offer an idyllic family lifestyle, positioned on a fully landscaped large 675sqm approx. block. Located in Beaconsfield Central, this home will certainly impress the discerning buyer.

Price

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View

Saturday 12-12:30pm (Photo ID Required)

Contact

David Wereszczuk 0407 657 455 Kylie Briffa 0434 255 808

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Trevor Rowley 0417 506 405 trowley@hockingstuart.com.au If any other agent has a current exclusive agency agreement in relation to this property, please disregard this communication.

KNOWING YOUR AREA IS OUR OBSESSION Many of our agents were born and raised locally.

At hockingstuart, we’ll use our local expertise to help sell the benefits of your home. We know exactly what property buyers are looking for. Knowledge of the local schools, public transport routes, restaurants, shops and parks, can make all the difference when we’re selling the area’s benefits to potential buyers.

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NEGOTIATING PROPERTY IS OUR OBSESSION It takes skill to successfully navigate through a property transaction. At hockingstuart, we’ve honed our negotiation skills to an art form. We’ll bring all our experience to the sale of your property and negotiate to protect your interests, delivering you peace of mind and the best possible result. It’s what we do, and we do it better than most.

John Van Der Merwe 0459 076 919 jvandermerwe@hockingstuart.com.au If any other agent has a current exclusive agency agreement in relation to this property, please disregard this communication.

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BERWICK 36 JACK WILLIAM WAY

BERWICK 22 LYALL ROAD

Lakeside Living at Beaumont Waters

Brand New 2 Storey Georgian in Old Berwick.

This Porter Davis property offers 36sq of space (approx, URL). 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms plus powder room, 3 separate living areas and upstairs retreat/study zone. The home boasts a chef’s kitchen with s/s appliances, a master bedroom with full ensuite offering double vanities, WIR and a beautiful balcony. Outside lies large decked alfresco complete with built in BBQ and cafe blinds, opening out to the landscaped gardens which can be admired from the outdoor spa.

Under construction, this 3 bedrooms property, features 3 separate living areas, open plan kitchen, stone benchtops & smeg appliances, separate down stairs powder room. Double garage with remote internal access and storage area, outdoor entertainment area, landscaped gardens, quality fixtures and fittings, ducted heating with air con. Your new home has its own titled block with street frontage, huge stamp duty savings if purchased now!

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3A 2B 2C

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BERWICK 13/7-9 RESERVE STREET

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Outstanding Location

Placed in the heart of Cranbourne & leased out at $1447 pcm, leased till 29/8/2016. Inside you will find open living with lounge and meals areas that lead into a spacious modern kitchen that includes stainless steel appliances, stone bench tops and plenty of cupboard space. The master bedroom includes ensuite and WIR, while the other two bedrooms include BIRs and are centrally located to the family bathroom. Split system heating & cooling, laundry & private courtyard.

Town house ideally located within walking distance to Berwick Village, Monash Uni, Casey Hospital & the Train Station. Casual & formal living with separate lounge, a central well appointed kitchen overlooking the meals/family area opening out to your own court yard.

Upstairs is 3 spacious bedrooms & master with ensuite. Other features include Ducted Heating, ground floor powder room, single garage with internal access make this property a must see.

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3A 2B 1C

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Sat 11.00 - 11.30am $340,000 Plus

Contact Office

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Nar Nar Goon North

Buyers Over $830,000

WHAT A LOVELY PART OF THE WORLD!!

Gently sloping, Ararat Creek at the rear, all cleared pasture, dams, shade trees, 20 acres and shedding.

The tree lined driveway that leads to this lifestyle property has a comfortable three bedroom home that includes lounge, meals, separate shower room, bathroom, kitchen, laundry and large rear entertaining area. In addition there are numerous sheds, plenty of parking if needed and scope to have animals everywhere. Ideally suiting horses, cattle or both but you need to inspect to appreciate!!

440 DORE ROAD Inspect Saturday 20th February 1:00-1:30pm

Cora Lynn

Buyers Over $630,000

Officer

Buyers Over $410,000

TROPICAL OASIS ON 4.75 ACRES

MODERN LOW MAINTENANCE BEAUTY

This charming 4 bedroom home is surrounded by a tranquil garden setting & features a huge lounge with gas ducted & wood fired heating, timber kitchen with mod cons. Master bedroom with FES & WIR, BIR’s to all other bedrooms, timber decked verandahs & entertaining area. Other features include a 9mX6m workshop, round yard, loading race, woodshed, 6 paddocks, central laneway, tree lined shelter belts, stock & domestic bore, 4 bird aviaries, chook pen, dog run & cubby house.

If you’re looking for a clean, fresh, stylish block then this is it. Situated in the “Arena” estate & walking distance to the shopping centre. The stylish & open planned living provides a warm appealing space while the well-appointed & beautifully designed kitchen has all that you could wish for including double pantry, 900mm cooking, high gloss cabinets & island bench. Additional extras include double garage with remote, solar panels, ducted heating, split system air-con plus 9’ ceilings!!

415 BENNETTS ROAD Inspect Saturday 20th February 12:30-1:00pm

12 BROWNFIELD DRIVE Inspect Saturday 20th February 12:00-12:30pm

From $315,000

Pakenham

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BRAND NEW TOWNHOUSES - READY TO GO!!

FANTASTIC FOUR BEDROOM HOME

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

Ideally located to transport options, plenty of schools close by & an excellent block of 589m2. The home is situated to allow access beside the double garage which is great for caravan, boats or other options. Open plan with regards the living spaces including rear lounge, family room, tiled meals & kitchen. There is plenty of robe space in the 3 kids bedrooms while the master has a full ensuite & walk in robe. Direct access from the garage to the house, flat block & covered outdoor area!

Cora Lynn

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Pakenham Upper

$500,000

LISTEN TO THE SILENCE!!

PAKENHAM UPPER’S BEST BLOCK

Built on 2.5 acres is this 4 large bedroom brick veneer home with polished floor boards a real feature. 2 living zones, wood heating & plenty of natural light. Timber kitchen with electric cooking, dishwasher, double built in pantry & offering a separate meals area. Spa bath to bathroom & laundry.

Rear pergola area ideal for BBQ & entertaining. Double steel garage plus double colorbond shed for extra mechanical storage. Water to troughs for livestock, stock yards & race plus chook yards!!

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

Derrick Brown 0418 317 096

Stephen O’Loughlin 0408 591 170

Phil Caswell 0419 882 650

Steve Hobson 0418 897 411

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Harkaway

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“WicKHam� circa 1854 This historic property built in 1854 is one of the earliest homes in the region. embrace the prestigious lifestyle this rare victorian farmhouse has to offer, on 1.25 acres in tranquil Harkaway, with your own tennis court, beautiful pool and spa, luxurious carriage driveway that winds through your private, leafy gardens and the original coach house, cheese making cottage and stables. extensively renovated to also include a conservatory and summer house, boasting luxury and elegance in every room with high ceilings, detailed cornices, lowing archways, beautiful lighting and open ireplaces. Featuring generous master and 2 further bedrooms, well-appointed kitchen, 2 bathrooms, study, 4 separate living areas including sitting room, drawing room, breakfast room and dining room as well as a scullery.

37-39 King Road Open Sat 3.00 - 3.30 pm Siobhan Beeston 0487 901 590

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SpaciouS Family living on an impreSSive 730Sqm Set on an impressive allotment of approximately 730sqm this stunning porter Davis home in Beaumont Waters exudes space and luxury with a clever loor plan harmoniously combing 5 formal and casual living spaces perfectly. Step outside to the beautiful manicured gardens featuring a deck surrounded solar and salt in ground pool and alfresco with tranquil water feature for all year round serenity. The side access ideal for tradies with trailers or to home the boat or caravan in the massive 7.5mx5m extra tall carport/semi garage. enormous master suit with parents retreat, generous ensuite complete with double vanity, spa and large walk in robe. The remaining 3 bedrooms are spacious, two of which boast walk in robes and all beneiting from the main family bathroom. Just minutes walk from the lake & conveniently located to all facilities.

13 Ganaway Drive Open Sat 11.00 - 11.30 am Lana Grant 0435 269 083

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BERWICK 11 MICHAEL COURT Situated in the bowl of the court and within walking distance to Edwin Flack Reserve, Berwick Football Ground, Berwick Bowling Club as well as many other facilities, this large and stylish family home with beautiful views is a must see for all. Featuring four bedrooms, the master with ensuite, an additional bathroom, newly renovated gourmet kitchen with induction cooktop, formal lounge with a feature open fire place and ducting heating and cooling. The property also boasts many options for storage throughout including an underground workshop and 3 car garage. The light-filled family room opens out onto an outdoor entertaining area under pitched roof pergola where you can sit and admire the beautifully landscaped gardens.

4a 2b 2c 3e METHOD PRICE INSPECT CONTACT

Buyers Over $650,000 Saturday 11:00 - 11:30am Photo ID required Jason Lee 0419 441 697 Karen Lester 0419 538 819 BERWICK 9707 1400

BERWICK 11 ELGIN STREET Discover a hidden gem along one of Olde Berwick’s finest tree-lined streets to realise a location that will be the envy of all others. With an endless amounts of opportunity to build your dream home or perhaps develop (S.T.C.A), this is certainly a rare offering and one not to pass on. The existing footprint on the block provides you with the forethought of what could be, but rest assured with a demolishing permit in place, this magnificent parcel will be cleared by settlement. The impressive 932m2 (approx.) block demonstrates a desire to be brought into the modern era or possibly even make way for your family’s dream home (subject to council approval). If you’ve been dreaming of living in Olde Berwick, this is your chance to secure an address in this exclusive locale. Be sure not to let this opportunity pass you by.

NARRE WARREN 1/471 Princes Highway 8794 6100 | BERWICK 100 High Street 9707 1400 1217130

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Saturday 12th March 2016 at 12pm

By Appointment Photo ID required Chris Hill 0401 178 455 BERWICK 9707 1400

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BERWICK 5/4 BUCHANAN ROAD

BEACONSFIELD 59 FIELDSTONE BOULEVARD

Luxurious, spacious and perfectly positioned would certainly be some of the main attractions for this stunning home. Situated in the prestigious Olde Berwick pocket, the home has all the offerings you could desire. Accommodation includes 3 spacious bedrooms plus a further bedroom or study. The kitchen boasts quality with stainless appliances and waterfall benches adjoining a spacious living area with gas log fire.

Situated in the highly sought after Berwick Views sits this family haven which includes a family room, theatre room and formal living.

The masterful kitchen offers stone benches and stainless steel appliances and there is a large outdoor entertaining area with built in bar and café blinds. Creature comforts include ducted heating, evap cooling, coonara, a double oversized garage and additional secure parking.

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3a 2b 2c 1d 2e

Saturday 20th February 2016 at 2pm unless sold prior INSPECT Saturday at 1:30pm Photo ID required CONTACT Chris Hill 0401 178 455 BERWICK 9707 1400

PRICE $640,000 plus buyers INSPECT Saturday 3:00 - 3:30pm Photo ID required CONTACT Chris Hill 0401 178 455 BERWICK 9707 1400

NARRE WARREN 9 UPTON CRESCENT

NARRE WARREN SOUTH 331 ORMOND ROAD

This comfortable home offers an astute purchaser the opportunity to secure a great property that also has subdivision potential in the future (Subject to Council Approval). On a 1109m2 block, this home offers plenty of accommodation and living space. This three bedroom home may provide a potential rental income or perhaps a place to stay while you await plans and permits.

Act fast, before it’s too late.

Perfectly positioned and well presented, this warm family home is the complete package.

Immaculately presented inside and out, this attractive residence on a generously sized allotment offers a low maintenance lifestyle with a focus on entertaining. Add this one to the top of your inspection list and buy it before someone else does!

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Saturday 5th March at 11am unless sold prior PRICE $400,000 Plus Buyers INSPECT Saturday 11:00-11:30am Wednesday 2:00-2:30pm Photo ID required CONTACT Kathy Coombs 0416 073 860 NARRE WARREN 8794 6100

Tuesday 1st March at 6pm unless sold prior PRICE $390,000 Plus Buyers INSPECT By Appointment Photo ID required CONTACT Daniel Mirabito 0402 258 353 Serge Turenne 0412 811 802

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ONLYESTATEAGENTS.COM.AU 17 allara drivE, hampton park

1/38 manuka road, bErwiCk

• Three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a double garage

• Comprising three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a double garage

• Master bedroom comes with ensuite and walk in robes. Remaining bedrooms with built in robes

• Large L shaped lounge room leading to the modern open plan kitchen with stainless steel appliances, dishwasher and 40mm stone bench top

• Gas ducted heating, Evaporative cooling, Dishwasher, Window blinds, Water tank, Rear roller door to garage and front fencing for added security

• Master bedroom comes with his and hers built in robes and ensuite. The rest of the bedrooms with large double built in robes

For Sale $400,000 Plus Buyers Open 20th February 11:00 - 11:30am Contact Khalid Sarwari Call 0422 406 745

For Sale $450,000 Plus Buyers Open 20th February 12:00 - 12:30pm Contact Rebeka Siritunga Call 0425 822 799

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17 marShall Court, hampton park

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• Master bedroom comes with double built in robes

• Master bedroom with WIR and ensuite including double vanity as well as a large shower in the main bathroom

• Kitchen and meals room overlooks the large backyard • Ducted heating, air conditioning, window blinds, immaculately presented front and rear gardens, garden shed and much more.

• Designer kitchen with a ceaserstone Grand Island bench top and not to mention the walk in butler’s pantry • Quality carpets in all bedrooms and timber look looring in the living areas and pantry, luxury basins, deluxe tapware.

For Sale $390,000 Plus buyers Open 20th February 1:00-1:30pm Contact Rebeka Siritunga Call 0425 822 799

For Sale $595,900 Plus Buyers Open Contact Agent .

Contact Khalid Sarwari Call 0422 406 745

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8/69-71 FrawlEy road, hallam

1108 Stud road, rowvillE

• Boasting a bright fantastically sized lounge with beautiful timber-look loor tiles that low all the way though the lower level from lounge to kitchen

• Multiple development site (STCA). On an allotment of 852m2

• The kitchen is ideally located with gas cooking, dishwasher and walk-in pantry • Upstairs you have three bedrooms, master has walk through robe to fullensuite with 9x18 shower base

• Located opposite to stud park shopping centre • With a massive back yard this site has endless opportunity for the astute investor/developer

For Sale $390,000 Plus buyers Open 20th february 1:00 - 1:30pm Contact Sasha Kendellstien Call 0498 956 659

For Sale $800,000 Plus Buyers Open Contact Agent .

Contact Khalid Sarwari Call 0422 406 745

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3/6 Station way, tyabb

• 3 Large bedrooms, master with full ensuite and walk in robe, remaining 2 bedrooms have built in robes

• Modern design, builder’s upgrades and colours used throughout this home

• Large kitchen offers all the modern cons; Stainless Steel Appliances

• 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, meals and family room. Master bedroom with Walk in robes and ensuite

• Great location with just a short walk to Cranbourne Homemaker Centre, Thompson Park Shopping Centre and public transport

• Located close to Tyabb town centre all other amenities makes this home an even more desirable purchase

For Sale $340,000 Plus Buyers Open Please Contact Agent .

Contact Najeeb Olomi Call 0425 761 116

For Sale $280,000 Plus Buyers Open 20th February 2:30 - 3:00pm Contact Khalid Sarwari Call 0422 406 745

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BIGGIN & SCOTT CASEY

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10B Payne Road, Ryanston

SERENE 2.6 ACRES

Web Id 9156073 OPEN FOR INSPECTION Sat 27th Feb 2016 at 10.30am – 11.30am 23 Antonia Rd, Boolarra Contact Jean O’Loughlin 0428 571 083 or Elders Leongatha 03 5662 3523 1217048-RC07-16

Up for offer is a 2.6 acre (approx.) allotment with all the hard work done, cut out site for your brand new home with current building permit, fully gravelled driveway, fencing across boundaries and all for $250,000!!

Live the rural lifestyle without being far away from the main towns. It’s not very often that you will find a property like this one that is priced to sell!

Address: 10B Payne Road, Ryanston Inspect: By Appointment Contact: Madelyne Golby 0408 559 096 Lynn Pendergast 0458 780 023

Grantville - 5678 8433 1505 Bass Highway

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• Beautifully presented near new 4 BR home • Spacious French provincial kitchen • Entertainment area, private low maintenance garden • Rich dairy pasture surrounded by mature fir trees • Have a self-sufficient lifestyle • Here you can have a pony for the kids • Positioned in-between Yinnar and Boolarra • 10 mins to shopping, 10 mins Monash Uni Churchill, 20 mins Morwell, just over an hr from Pakenham

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VACANT LAND IN NYORA Large 1414 square metre allotment with old weather board cottage frame. Mains water and power available. Close to shops and Post Office.

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For sale NOW or at AUCTION and must sell! This attractive home offers modern living in a very convenient location and includes a modern colourbond and horizontal timber home with colour bond roof with quality fixtures and fittings all within a few hundred meters of the shops and the bay on a spacious block with a bore in the back yard for abundant water supply.

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ADDRESS: 38 Brazier Street, Grantville AUCTION: Sat 5th Match at 12 noon on site INSPECT: Sat 12 to 12:30 or by appointment AGENT: Lynn Pendergast 0458 780 023

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Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Sat 1.30 - 2.00pm Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm Sat 3.00 - 3.30pm Sat 3.00 - 3.30pm

BARRY PLANT, NARRE WARREN – 8794 6100 Hallam 105 Nettle Drive Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Narre Warren North 91 Brundrett Road Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Berwick 8 Valda Close Sat 10.00 - 10.30am Narre Warren 7 Ingleton Court Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Narre Warren 9 Upton Crescent Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Narre Warren South 18 Drovers Retreat Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Narre Warren 18 Maramba Drive Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Narre Warren South 44 Wood Road Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm Narre Warren North 12 The Rise Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm Berwick 2/10 Royston Avenue Sat 3.00 - 3.30pm Hampton Park 11 Jessica Drive Sat 4.00 - 4.30pm Hallam 105 Nettle Drive Sun 11.00 - 11.30am Narre Warren 7 Ingleton Court Wed 1.00 - 1.30pm Narre Warren 9 Upton Crescent Wed 2.00 - 2.30pm Berwick 2/10 Royston Avenue Wed 3.00 - 3.30pm Narre Warren North 12 The Rise Wed 4.00 - 4.30pm Narre Warren South 18 Drovers Retreat Wed 5.00 - 5.30pm Narre Warren 18 Maramba Drive Wed 5.00 - 5.30pm Narre Warren South 44 Wood Road Wed 6.00 - 6.30pm Hampton Park 11 Jessica Drive Wed 6.00 - 6.30pm BARRY PLANT, PAKENHAM – 5941 1977 Pakenham 61 Lakeside Boulevard Pakenham 6 Carey Crescent Pakenham 4 Wedgewood Drive Bunyip 2 Royanne Close Pakenham 28 Kimberley Grove Drouin 163 Princes Way, Pakenham 1 Pomegranate Way Pakenham 20 / 3 Manor View Drouin 191 Princes Way Nar Nar Goon 10 Moore Road Pakenham 11 Charlotte Pass Pakenham 25 Mackellar Street Pakenham 19 Mccubbin Avenue Drouin 3 Lakeview Court Pakenham 10 Withers Court Pakenham 88 Windermere Boulevard Pakenham 18 Stringybark Circuit Pakenham 400 Pakenham Road Pakenham 4 Everly Circuit Pakenham 33 Kimberley Drove Pakenham 33 Lakesdie Boulevard

Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Sat 10.00 - 10.30am Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Sat 3.00 - 3.30pm Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm Sat 3.00 - 3.45pm Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Sat 11.30 - 12.00pm

EVIEW GROUP, SOUTH EAST – 8794 1200 West Melbourne 13/48-50 Rosslyn Street West Melbourne 15/48-50 Rosslyn Street Rowville 51 Lakeview Ave Hallam 41 Arrino Cresent Melton West 15 Hawthorn Avenue Berwick 3/20 Talbot Street Tynong North 75 Fogarty Road Narre Warren South 18 Toulouse Terrace Macclesfield 4 Mulhalls Road Hallam 154 Princes Hwy Berwick 46 Highfielde Avenue Epping 31 Meadow Glen Dr Narre Warren South 97 Berwick Springs Promenade Endeavour Hills 103 David Collins Drive Frankston South 5 The Strand South Morang 12 St Leonard Drive Cranbourne East 9 Eliburn Drive Doveton 1/74 Rebecca Street Narre Warren 22 Tinks Road Mernda 35 Riverdale Boulevard Tynong North 75 Fogarty Road

Sat 10.00 - 10.30am Sat 10.00 - 10.30am Sat 10.00 - 10.30am Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Sat11.00 - 11.30am Sat 11.00 - 11.30pm Sat 11.00 - 12.00am Sat 11.30 - 12.00am Sat 12.30 - 1.00pm Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Sat 12.30 - 1.00pm Sat 12.30 - 1.00pm Sat 1.00- 1.30pm Sat 1.30 - 2.00am Sat 1.30 - 2.00pm Sat 1.30 - 2.00pm Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm Sat 2.00- 2.30pm Sat 2.30 - 3.00pm Sat 3.00 - 4.00pm

FIRST NATIONAL NEILSON PARTNERS, BERWICK – 9707 6000 Berwick 2 & 3/14 Brisbane Street Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Berwick 7 Stringybark Court Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Narre Warre North 3 The Lough Court Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Beaconsfield Upper 27 St Georges Road Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Harkaway 21-25 Rowallan Avenue Sat 2.30 - 3.00pm Berwick 38-40 Cloverfield Close Sat 3.00 - 3.30pm Belgrave South 1315 Wellington Road Sat 3.00 - 3.30pm FIRST NATIONAL NEILSON PARTNERS, NARRE WARREN – 9705 4888 Narre Warren South 15 Champagne Grove 12.00 - 12.30pm Hampton Park 6/27 Coral Drive 12.00 - 12.30pm Doveton 4/21 Pittosporum Court 1.00 - 1.30pm Narre Warren South 5/443 Ormond Road 1.00 - 1.30pm Endeavour Hills 2 Gymkhana Ct 1.30 - 2.00pm Narre Warren 8 Justin Court 2.00 - 2.30pm Narre Warren North 7-8 Freds Court 2.30 - 3.00pm FIRST NATIONAL NEILSON PARTNERS, PAKENHAM – 5941 4444 Garfield 130 Mont Albert Road Sat at 12.00pm Pakenham 1/27-29 Rogers Street Sat at 12.00pm Bunyip 8 Gwen Meredith Drive Sat at 12.00pm Pakenham 4 Murray Avenue Sat at 12.45pm Pakenham 10 Barwon Drive Sat at 1.00pm Pakenham 12 Arbour Rise Sat at 1.30pm

FIRST NATIONAL NEILSON PARTNERS, PAKENHAM – 5941 4444 Pakenham 2 Barr Court Sat at 2.00pm Maryknoll 12 Nagle Crescent Sat at 2.00pm Pakenham Upper 70 Carne Road Sat at 3.15pm GRANT’S ESTATE AGENTS, BERWICK – 9707 5555 Narre Warren 18 Player Drive Sat 10.00 - 10.30am Beaconsfield 2/33 Portchester Boulevard Sat 10.00 - 10.30am Berwick 13 Ganaway Drive Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Berwick 33 Leonard Avenue Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Cranbourne 43 Campbell Parade Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Clyde 42 Cradle Avenue Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Emerald 76 Emerald-Monbulk Road Sat 12.30 - 1.00pm Berwick 8 Adelong Court Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Berwick 10 Bangalay Place Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Cranbourne North 16 Cerbera Bend Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Berwick 87 Cheviot Avenue Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Berwick 9 Natren Court Sat 1.45 - 2.15pm Narre Warren South 10 Cribb Cove Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Pakenham 49 Pommel Street Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm Berwick 4 Misty Close Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm Narre Warren 16 Ravensthorpe Crescent Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm Harkaway 37-39 King Road Sat 3.00 - 3.30pm HARCOURTS, BERWICK – 9707 4222 Mentone 10/5 Phillip Street Berwick 10 Barellan Mews Cranbourne East 5 Peisley Crescent Narre Warren South 11 Lochard Terrace Berwick 20 Tyntynder Close Narre Warren South 153 Greaves Road Berwick 38 Sharpe Court Narre Warren South 29 Berwick Spirngs Promenade Berwick 16 Whitehaven Street Narre Warren North 4 Bellaire Court

Sat 10.00 - 10.30am Sat 10.30 - 11.00am Sat 11.30 - 12.00pm Sat 11.30 - 12.00pm Sat 12.30 - 1.00pm Sat 12.30 - 1.00pm Sat 12.30 - 1.00pm Sat 1.30pm - 2.00pm Sat 2.30pm - 3.00pm Sat 2.30pm - 3.00pm

O’BRIEN REAL ESTATE, SOUTH EAST Cranbourne East 11 Barter Crescent Cranbourne East 3 Saltram Court Cranbourne North 10 Peppercorn Court Endeavour Hills 15 Showjump Crescent Endeavour Hills 3 Isaac Court Endeavour Hills 11 Kinloch Gardens Grantville 16 Tatiara Drive Hallam 2/6 Gow Court Hallam 5/91 Frawley Road Langwarrin 33 Maria Drive Narre Warren 10 Schuler Court Narre Warren 8/14 Shrives Road Narre Warren South 37 Grenfell Rise Pakenham 10 Abrehart Road Villas 1-5 Santa Monica Place Berwick Cranbourne West 38 Tangemere Way Berwick 21 Tyrell Place Blind Bight 32 Fishermans Drive Botanic Ridge 11 Carissa Drive Botanic Ridge 5 Carissa Drive Clyde North 21 Mill Circuit Cranbourne East 4 Flash Dan Drive Cranbourne North 3 Forsyth Court Cranbourne North 17/10-20 Linden Tree Way Cranbourne North 13/10-20 Linden Tree Way Cranbourne North 36 Mickleham Drive Cranbourne South 25 Scott Road Cranbourne West 31 George Frederick Street Endeavour Hills 4 McCardle Court Endeavour Hills 11 Kennington Park Drive Endeavour Hills 13 Knight Court Hampton Park 1, 112-114 Cairns Road Narre Warren 41 Coachwood Crescent

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HARCOURTS, DROUIN – 5625 2877 Drouin 9 Main South Road Drouin 10 Eucalypt Court Bunyip 20 Doran Road Drouin 1/33 Manikato Drive Drouin South 11 Lye Dixon Road Bunyip 45 Petty Road Drouin 19 Holland Street Longwarry 17 Oak Avenue Garfield 70 Garfield Road Drouin 21 Patison Court

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HOCKING STUART, BERWICK - 8768 3800 Berwick 58 Thronley Drive Berwick 36 Jack William Way Cranbourne Nth 13 Beechtree Way Hallam 28 Regal Avenue Cranbourne 6A Stanley Street Berwick 13/7-9 Reserve Street

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KAYE CHARLES, BEACONSFIELD – 9707 0111 Beaconsfield 9 Sunhill Court Sat 11.00am Beaconsfield 28 Grant Court Sat 2.00pm Berwick 64 Grices Road Sat 11.00am Pakenham 15 Pendula Place Sat 12.00pm Officer 18 Arena Pde Sat 1.00pm Clyde North 14 Holsteiner Tce Sat 12.00pm O’BRIEN REAL ESTATE, SOUTH EAST Berwick 52 Hancock Drive Cranbourne West 31 George Frederick Street Hampton Park 1, 112-114 Cairns Road Botanic Ridge 32 Seaview Drive Dandenong North 84 First Avenue Endeavour Hills 143 James Cook Drive Narre Warren North 6/23 Main Street Cranbourne South 12 Homewood Road Berwick Unit 11/6-8 Innes Court Berwick 2 Selwood Court Berwick 8 Laburnum Street Botanic Ridge 10 Limeburner Grove Botanic Ridge 62 Maintop Ridge Clyde North 27 Hackney Circuit Clyde North 3 Belant Way Cranbourne 5 Galway Place Cranbourne East 79 Donohue Street

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O’BRIEN REAL ESTATE, SOUTH EAST Narre Warren 30 Fernwood Road Narre Warren 147 Maramba Drive Narre Warren North 1-2 Bethel Close Narre Warren South 16 Piccadilly Court Pakenham 25 Westwood Grove Sandhurst 16 Daintree Drive Beaconsfield 85 O’Neil Road Berwick 33 Sittella Drive Blind Bight 2 Harrier Close Botanic Ridge 30 Station Creek Way Botanic Ridge 28 Knowland Grove Clyde North 19 Riverstone Boulevard Cranbourne East 45 Challenger Circuit Cranbourne East 4 Wiltshire Avenue Cranbourne South 80 Langley Drive Endeavour Hills 6 James Cook Drive Endeavour Hills 25 Lawson Way Endeavour Hills 13 Manly Close Endeavour Hills 3 Rokewood Court Endeavour Hills 22 Girvan Circuit Hampton Park 6 Springfield Crescent Langwarrin 2/27-29 Cranbourne-Frankston Rd Langwarrin 7/27-29 Cranbourne-Frankston Rd Narre Warren 14 Rosemont Drive Narre Warren 10 Rozzy Parade Narre Warren South 5 Dee Wy Road Beaconsfield 53 O’Neil Road Berwick 27 Cedarwood Crescent Berwick 1 Lena Court Berwick 52 Hancock Drive Berwick 12 Clendon Street Cannons Creek 63 Glenalva Parade Clyde North 12 Holsteiner Terrace Clyde North 23 Saloon Circuit Cranbourne 12 Hudson Street Cranbourne 41 Jillian Street Cranbourne 4 Retreat Avenue Cranbourne East 1 Winton Retreat Endeavour Hills 34 Reema Boulevard Garfield 7 Campbell Street Hampton Park 4, 112-114 Cairns Road Narre Warren 16 Daintree Grove Narre Warren North 27 - 28 Rockman Court

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O’BRIEN REAL ESTATE, SOUTH EAST Narre Warren South 33 St Ives Drive Narre Warren South 13 Sydney Drive Narre Warren South 15 Oliver Court Hampton Park 9 The Grove Cannons Creek 58 Glenalva Parade Cannons Creek 1 Peters Street Cranbourne 21 Powerscout Retreat Cranbourne East 17 Artfield Street Cranbourne North 14a Elizabeth Street Cranbourne West 31 George Frederick Street Narre Warren South 1 Park Square Pakenham 20 Highland Drive Cranbourne North 4 Bibury Street Cranbourne North 5 Radovic Court Cranbourne West 12 Natalie Court Frankston South 7 Mount Erin Crescent Endeavour Hills 143 James Cook Drive 2/27-29 Cranbourne-Frankston Road Langwarrin 7/27-29 Cranbourne-Frankston Road Langwarrin Narre Warren North 6/23 Main Street Berwick 8 Laburnum Street Berwick 2 Selwood Court Endeavour Hills 3 Isaac Court Endeavour Hills 15 Showjump Crescent Endeavour Hills 1/1 Southwell Close Langwarrin 33 Maria Drive Narre Warren 8/14 Shrives Road Narre Warren 10 Schuler Court Narre Warren North 27-28 Rockman Court Pakenham 10 Abrehart Road Pakenham 25 Westwood Grove Villas 1-5 Santa Monica Place Berwick Berwick 21 Tyrell Place Cranbourne North 36 Mickleham Drive Cranbourne North 3 Forsyth Court Endeavour Hills 11 Kennington Park Drive Endeavour Hills 34 Reema Boulevard Endeavour Hills 13 Knight Court Hampton Park 6 Springfield Crescent Narre Warren 41 Coachwood Crescent Narre Warren 16 Daintree Grove Narre Warren 147 Maramba Drive Narre Warren South 33 St Ives Drive Narre Warren South 16 Piccadilly Court Beaconsfield 85 O’Neil Road Berwick 33 Sittella Drive Botanic Ridge 28 Knowland Grove Clyde North 19 Riverstone Boulevard Endeavour Hills 3 Rokewood Court Endeavour Hills 13 Manly Close Endeavour Hills 25 Lawson Way Narre Warren 14 Rosemont Drive Narre Warren 10 Rozzy Parade Narre Warren South 1 Park Square Narre Warren South 5 Dee Wy Road Beaconsfield 53 O’Neil Road Berwick 27 Cedarwood Crescent Berwick 12 Clendon Street Berwick 1 Lena Court Cranbourne East 1 Winton Retreat Cranbourne East 11 Barter Crescent Endeavour Hills 11 Kinloch Gardens Narre Warren 16 Daintree Grove Narre Warren South 15 Oliver Court Hampton Park 9 The Grove Cranbourne North 14a Elizabeth Street Narre Warren South 37 Grenfell Rise Pakenham 20 Highland Drive Cranbourne North 5 Radovic Court

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ONLY ESTATE AGENTS, NARRE WARREN – 8786 8889 Doveton 1/22 Power Road Sat 11.15 - 11.45am Narre Warren 65 Player Drive Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm 4/35 Belgrave Hallam Road Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Hallam Hampton Park 17 Allara Drive Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Narre Warren South 23 Byron Court Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm Hallam 8/69-71 Frawley Road Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Tyabb 2, 3 & 4/6 Station Way Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm Narre Warren South 13 Oliver Court Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm Hampton Park 17 Marshall Court Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Berwick 1/38 Manuka Road Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Hampton Park 29 Warana Drive Sat 12.30 - 1.00pm Hallam 40 Bella Crescent Sat 1.30 - 2.00pm Dandenond 14 Wilma Avenue Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Dandenong 16 Wilma Avenue Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Narre Warren 35 Donatello Crescent Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Cranbourne North 130 Endeavour Drive Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm PEAKE REAL ESTATE – 9707 5300 Pakenham 31 Paramount Way Berwick 3 Fairholme Boulevard Upper Beaconsfield 232 Telegraph Road Upper Beaconsfield 12 Yackatoon Road Berwick 27 Avebury Drive Berwick 4 Fairholme Boulevard Beaconsfield 11 Fieldstone Boulevard Pakenham 2 Sunline Terrace Berwick 22 Lakeside Drive Berwick 14 Casey Drive Berwick 21 A Inglis Road Berwick 22A Hazeldene Court Beaconsfield 225 Rix Road Beaconsfield 7 Goldrush Court Officer 38 Grandvue Boulevard Pakenham Galway Gold

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Introducing your

School Principal Steve McAllister

Chairo Christian School

Rossiter Road KOO WEE RUP Phone 5997 1444

585 Bald Hill Road PAKENHAM Phone 5942 5632

Tony Sheumack

www.maranatha.vic.edu.au

Wendy O’Brien

Our focus on improving the learning has seen some of the best VCE and VCAL results in the area, along with survey results that tell us our students feel safe and happy at school.

The Basketball Academy is established and thriving and our Dance Academy has had an excellent start with keen interest in gaining admission to the program.

As we approach our 40th anniversary in 2017, I am very proud of the journey this College has taken; our inclusive education, our provision of pathways for all students, our facilities and our results. Most of all, I am proud of our multi-generational connections and history with our community.

Harkaway Primary School’s long, rich history dates back to 1876. The heritage-listed original schoolhouse is a focal point of the Harkaway community and highlights our link to the past.

We are celebrating our 140th anniversary in 2016 under the banner of ‘Looking Back, Looking Forward’. We optimistically look to the future, with our focus on promoting technology and second language learning (Chinese) to drive the role of the ‘5Cs’ (Character, Communication, Collaboration, Critical Thinking and Creativity) in 21st Century learning.

Harkaway is truly a community school, with many parents working within the school during any given week. Parents play a significant part in supporting the school with active involvement in the classrooms. There is strong parental support for the integrated pedagogical approach of multi-age groupings, the discovery learning program and co-teaching, together with extra curricular activities, camps and a range of unique events, like the Harkaway Show, which uphold our traditional values.

Our buildings provide flexible learning spaces that are well utilized. The school has a library, arts building, general-purpose room and discovery centre. An Out-of-School-Hours Care program (before and after school care) and playgroup are run using the school facilities.

The school site overlooks the valley below and includes ample recreational space for our children. Many parents choose the school because of its size, inclusiveness, community focus, nurturing and rural setting.

School tours are scheduled each Thursday at 10 am. I welcome the opportunity to showcase our lovely little school and look forward to meeting you, Wendy O’Brien Principal

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At Berwick College, our values ‘Excellence in Learning’, ‘Rich and Varied Pathways’, ‘Personal Growth’ and ‘Positive Relationships’ are reflected in our focus on learning and gaining the best possible outcomes for our students. Our Learning Teams look after our students in learning communities where we track the achievements of, and get to know, each student.

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We encourage our students to actively participate in community service, locally and overseas. Our practical and financial help has not just improved the lives of others, but enriched our students in immeasurable ways. Care for the environment is one of our key ‘Learning that Matters’ principles.

Students support: • 4Cs Emergency Food Bank, Operation Christmas Shoebox, Relay for Life and charity groups such as Urban Seed and the Salvation Army • Fundraising and volunteering on the ground at schools and orphanages in Bangladesh, Vietnam and East Timor to name a few • Our sister school in Ibaraki, Japan, affected by the devastating earthquake/tsunami • Projects in Costa Rica and Nicaragua through World Challenge.

Beaconhills has proudly installed two of the largest solar energy systems in Victorian schools. Students are keen recyclers, using our three-bin system and taking part in projects to help protect local waterways and the endangered Growling Grass Frog.

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To be a student at Maranatha means to access opportunity through participation in a rigorous, technologically rich and engaging curriculum, an extensive local and international service program and a wide range of co-curricular activities. At Maranatha Christian School children are encouraged, challenged, and supported to become good decision-makers, responsible global citizens and lifelong learners.

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Using a model of Christ centred education within a safe and honouring environment, Maranatha seeks to inspire children to think Christianly about the world, and so use their God given gifts and talents for the benefit of others. We do this by employing talented Christian teachers who are highly qualified and well regarded educators with the ability to build quality relationships with students.

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It has been my privilege to lead Chairo’s Pakenham campus since it began in 1998 and to see it develop into the vibrant community of over 600 students from Kinder to Year 12 that it is today.

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

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

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

For further information, visit us at www.chairo.vic. edu.au or contact our Enrolment Coordinator, Fiona Clacy (5942 5632 or fclacy@chairo.vic.edu.au). Fiona will be happy to answer your questions and arrange a personal tour of the campus.

Dr Roderick Crouch What makes a great Christian school? For me, a great school is one in which children are given opportunity - the opportunity to learn, develop their faith, think, serve, grow and excel. To do this, they need three things - the desire to discover and develop their God given gifts and talents, the skills and courage to use them, and the support from school and home to have a go. This is Maranatha Christian School – a genuine Christian learning community with a long history of developing Christian leaders in our community.

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Kooweerup Secondary College is an inspiring and vibrant learning centre with a very strong community behind it.

I am always impressed with the fantastic support for the College from local groups in the community. Students and staff are constantly working together to improve the school in ways such as obtaining excellent results in the VCE. The College has grown in the past six years but we are stabilising to around 1000 students. During this growth we have maintained a strong sense of tradition and respect.

The College values a positive school climate and works hard to extend the students through the Performing Arts, Sport and Pastoral Care.

I strongly desire students to have a wide range of experiences during their schooling. The College has a strong transition program and works successfully with a number of local primary schools to ensure a smooth start to secondary college life for our new students.

There is also a SEAL (Select Entry Accelerated Learning) program running at the College. In 2015, our Year 7 to Year 9 students use iPads and our senior students use Netbooks or another device from home. We are also undergoing a significant building program, using funds from a $7 million dollar government grant, to implement not only new buildings but a new way of developing and delivering curriculum to our students.

At Kooweerup Secondary College, everyone is encouraged to achieve their personal best.

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Chipping in for biofuels

By NARELLE COULTER REBECCA Yee and her business partner Dale Barnett are big fans of the humble fish and chip dinner.

The more people tuck into this takeaway staple the more source product the entrepreneurial duo has for their fledging biofuel business.

Rebecca and Daleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Dandenong South business, Biofuel Innovations, turns waste oil into biodiesel, an environmentally friendly alternative to petroleum diesel.

Rebecca, who has a doctorate in chemical engineering and Dale, who is also an engineer, met through friends.

They share a commitment to sustainability which has now grown into a business. â&#x20AC;&#x153;It all started because Dale was brewing his own beer and using biofuel to run his car,â&#x20AC;? explained Rebecca. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I love gardening and grow a lot of my own food. We both shared a passion for sustainability and both thought we had the know how to make a contribution.â&#x20AC;?

In an Australian first, the pair have perfected a second generation technology method which uses a natural catalyst enzyme to convert used fish and chip fryer oil into biodiesel.

About 10 Greater Dandenong fish and chip shops store their waste oil for Rebecca and Dale to collect once a month.

They also collected the waste oil from the weekendâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Lunar New Year celebrations in Springvale. â&#x20AC;&#x153;A lot of people donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t think about

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their waste,â&#x20AC;? said Rebecca. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Fish and chip shop owners have a lot of things to manage and in many cases up to 20 litres of oil a week is just dumped,â&#x20AC;? Rebecca said.

Much of Australiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s waste commercial cooking oil is sent overseas. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We export our waste oil then import it back again, but we donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t know what has been done to it. We essentially wash our hands of it. Thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s where we want to get involved. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We want fuel that is Melbourne made,â&#x20AC;? Rebecca said.

Biodiesel can be used in any diesel

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engine without modification as a replacement for fossil diesel.

Biodieselâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s lubricating qualities helps prolong an engineâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s life and is much better than diesel for the environment with cleaner exhaust emissions and zero sulphur emissions.

Biofuel Innovations sells its fuel wholesale direct to trucking and transport companies for $1.10 per litre.

Biofuel Innovations also sells glycerine, a by-product of the refining process, which is used for soap, cosmetics and candles and as a hand degreaser.

At the moment, the company is producing 30,000 litres of biofuel a

month. Rebecca said that would be scaled up once the business moves to new permanent premises in England Street at the start of April. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Demand is out there, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s just a matter of finding the right people interested in sustainable fuel. A lot of businesses we talk to are very supportive. â&#x20AC;&#x153;A lot of people are particularly keen on the whole made in Melbourne aspect of our business, that our product is made by accredited engineers to accredited standards.â&#x20AC;?

Before Christmas Biofuel Innovations was awarded an $8000 City of

Greater Dandenong business grant.

Rebecca and Dale are using the money to fund their move to a larger factory and buy equipment. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The grant has really helped us get a foot in the door with a lease.â&#x20AC;?

They are delighted to be part of the Dandenong South business community, which has welcomed them with plenty of expert help and friendly advice.

Through the business grant process, Rebecca met follow recipient Mona Lumani, owner of Arabian Bites. Biofuel Innovations is now collecting Arabian Bitesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s waste oil. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Dale grew up in Endeavour Hills and I grew up in Wantirna so Dandenong South was perfect for our business,â&#x20AC;? Rebecca said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I love that whatever we need, like a steel or glass fitter for instance, you can find them here in Dandenong. You draw up a plan, they make it and we go pick it up.â&#x20AC;?

And she and Dale love popping into central Dandenong for lunch, lured by the array of international fare on offer.

However, fish and chips are not high on their list of lunch favourites.

As Rebecca shows the Journal around the firmâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s temporary factory, she lifts the lid off a drum of newly arrived waste oil. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Initially working with this oil did put us off eating fish and chips but you do get used to it,â&#x20AC;? she said.

For more information on Biofuel Innovations email info@biofuelsinnovations.com.au.

Featuring Holly Ransom

Renowned for innovative solutions to complex multi-stakeholder problems, and now speaker at the Casey Cardinia Business Breakfast, CEO, author and public commentator Holly Ransom is not to be missed. Her knowledge on intergenerational economic and social challenges is reverred and she regularly features on TV and radio, as well as in media.

Holly is also known for coaching and professionally mentoring leaders of all generations from around the world and is an accomplished global keynote speaker, with experience spanning six continents. In 2012, Holly was WKH \RXQJHVW SHUVRQ WR EH QDPHG LQ $XVWUDOLDÂśV Âľ 0RVW ,QĂ&#x20AC;XHQWLDO :RPHQÂś DQG DOVR EHFDPH WKH ZRUOGÂśV youngest-ever Rotary President.

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Racing car driver’s fast food AFTER 20 years at the top of the V8Supercar series as a driver, Jason Bargwanna is used to living life in the fast lane.

The 2000 Bathurst 1000 winner and his wife Deb are now firmly focused on getting their customers’ dinners as fast as possible.

In the past two years as Red Rooster franchisees, Jason and Deb Bargwanna have grown their Red Rooster empire from two stores in Hampton Park and Fountain Gate, to four - with a new store in Pakenham West and most recently another in Hastings.

They are now excited to announce that their Fountain Gate store has recently been restored.

The new fresh look and feel restaurant, with its refurbished bathrooms and improvements to the kitchen area, has been designed to enhance the overall customer experience both instore and in its drive-through.

This fast couple are also diving head first into the world

In pole position for delivery. of home delivery – with Red Rooster Delivered kicking off at their Hampton Park and Fountain Gate stores.

Pakenham West and Hastings will start delivering in the next month.

“It’s a whole new venture and we are bringing our fresh lunch or dinner to you,” Jason said.

“We can now produce and deliver fresh hot food direct to

your home or office.”

Customers can check out the new look restaurant at Fountain Gate or go to www.redrooster. com.au/delivered and they may even be lucky enough to have the champion himself deliver their dinner.

Red Rooster Fountain Gate is located on the outside of Westfield Fountain Gate on the Princes Highway.

Choir hits the mark THE Casey Choir is a choir for women that meets in Berwick every Thursday evening, getting together because they love to sing.

The choir provides an environment of fun and laughter while promoting excellence in all that they undertake.

The group are ably led by Musical Director Simon Loveless, and his accompanist Kerith Cummins.

Both of these people lead by example in the quality of their musicianship and their enjoyment of the choir.

The choir sings at many events throughout the year, citizenship ceremonies within the City of Casey, annual and Christmas concerts, Carols by Candlelight and numerous gigs at nursing homes and public venues leading up to Christmas.

They rely heavily on fund-raising throughout the year and hold a number of fun events.

As a group of women, they are very supportive of each other and the fellowship of the choir is as important as the singing.

They are always looking for new members, no experience is necessary and no auditions are required.

If you feel you would like to see what it is like to sing in a choir, then why not come along to the Vocal Workshop being held on Saturday,

A few of the Casey Choir members at Monsalvat where they perform in an annual choral event.

27 February from 1pm to 5pm at the Factory in Cranbourne.

This event is free and has proudly been sponsored by the City of Casey.

The group will learn new music, be inspired and taught by Rebecca Attwood-Frew and experience the pleasure of singing together in a fun environment with a yummy afternoon tea thrown in.

Bookings can be made at www.trybooking. com/169599 Members of the Casey Choir look forward to seeing you there.

Entertainment �� Dining, what’s on, bands and more…

What’s on MICROFINANCE at Casey North CISS has expanded with the addition of the StepUp loan program provided by South East Community Links. Households can now access small personal loans of up to $3000 for everyday needs such as cars, car repairs, emergency medical expenses and education fees at a low interest rate. Smaller loans are also available at CNCISS and are an affordable way for low income households to pay for essential items.

■ Call to book on a Tuesday by appointment.

90-92 Victor Crescent, Narre Warren. For more information call CNCISS on 9705 6699 or SECL 9791 8344.

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This workshop will help participants to develop new gardening skills and learn about how grasses and their lookalikes add a different texture to a garden and are extremely important for habitat as well as a food source for many insects and birds.

■ Australian Garden Auditorium, Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria, Cranbourne. Corner of Ballarto Road and Botanic Drive, Cranbourne.

Sunday 21 February, 9.30am to 4pm. Cost to members of Cranbourne and Melbourne Friends $60, non-members $75, students $30. Bookings are essential and close on Friday 11 February. A booking form can be obtained by phoning 0423 513 281.

Hallam Senior Citizens Centre

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OPEN Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday where members enjoy carpet bowls, bingo, games, club room events and day tours.

New members are welcome.

For further information contact president Dorothy Mickelson on 9796 7580.

Learn about crystals

Taking to the dance floor at the Cranbourne Blue Light Disco back in 2013, Katie, Taylah, Kaleisha and Bree.

Blue Light Disco THE Cranbourne Blue Light Disco will be run as normal for students in school years four to eight on Saturday 20 February from 6pm to 9pm. But that will be the last of its kind.

The disco ages will change to satisfy concerned parents from Friday 11 March. The disco will be broken up into junior and senior events and will alternate each month. Juniors age from grade six and under and seniors from year seven to 10. High school students will need to present an ID card upon entry.

- Cranbourne Public Hall, High Street, Cranbourne. 6pm to 9pm. Cost: $10. No passouts and police on duty. The first junior disco will be on Friday 11 March and seniors on Saturday 16 April.

JOIN the fun, interactive course which explores the healing properties of crystals, includes chakra balancing, cleansing and recharging, gem essences and the elixir of crystals.

■ Balla Balla Community Centre. 65 BerwickCranbourne Road, Cranbourne East. Starts Tuesday 23 February and runs for two weeks.

Bookings are essential. Call 5990 0900.

Bookings are essential. Call 5990 0900.

Patisserie cooking

Understanding fees and charges

LEARN to master the great artistry of intricate patisserie techniques and explore the secrets of classic and contemporary French desserts. All just in time for Easter!

■ Balla Balla Community Centre. 65 BerwickCranbourne Road, Cranbourne East. Starts Tuesday 23 February and runs for four weeks.

THE Balla Balla Community Centre is providing a free information session to assist residents in understanding fees and charges relevant to residential aged care. The informative session will also include question and answer time.

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Grass workshop THE first all-day workshop by the Cranbourne Friends for 2016 will focus on Australian grasses and other allied relatives such as rushes, sedges, lomandras as well as members in the very ornamental iris family such

BRIC-a-brac, china, clothing and furniture are just some of the items up for sale at the Gigantic Garage Sale in support of the Leukaemia Foundation of Australia. Donations are welcome.

■ 40 Valley Fair Drive, Narre Warren, Victoria, Saturday 20 February, 8am to 3pm. To make a donation leave a message on Deb Bray’s mobile, stating the donation, name and contact phone number. A time and date of delivery will be organised. Phone 0423 761 162.

Summer festival PRESENTED by the Lions Club, the Summer Community Festival runs over three days and includes live music, amusements and rides for all ages. There will be a fireworks display at 9.30pm.

■ Burden Park, corner of Heatherton and Springvale Roads, Springvale South. The festival will be running from Friday 19 February, 5pm-11pm, Saturday 20 February, 11am11pm, Sunday 21 February, 11am-4pm. For further information contact Ashley Lewis on 0418 380 555.

Join us for a truly memorable and unique evening including catering by Going Gourmet, live performances and guest speakers Simon McKeon and John Simcocks.

To secure tickets please call Julie Cosgriff 9792 2985.

All monies raised will go towards providing programs for the people we support.

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BUTCHER suit retired butcher, part time, work 1-2 days. 0419 962 374.

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TV Video Game Show Production Wonderworld Games, in Eumemmerring, has part time jobs for high school students 15+ interested in production work on a TV Gaming show.

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Are you studying units 3 and 4 English or EAL in 2016? Do you aim to achieve your best possible grades? Do you live in Berwick? As an experienced teacher and tutor I offer expert guidance in both of these subjects. Rates are reasonable and lessons are in your home.

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9650 0735 ASIXA Logical Outcomes is an award winning Transport Company with a specific focus on regional Victoria.

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By RUSSELL BENNETT A NEW football development academy based out of Berwick is set to become an absolute game-changer in the south-east.

Spearheaded by two of the best known figures in local football Aussie Jones and Travis Marsham - the South East Elite Pathways Academy (SEEPA) will offer an elite development program for the 2016 season onwards and is open to under-10s through to the under-17s.

It specifically focuses on the development of local talent and takes a personal approach through its coaching with an aim to improving the quality of the sport in the region.

Former St Kilda gun Aussie Jones is heading up the academy, which is based in Enterprise Avenue in Berwick.

After playing more than 220 AFL games, Jones has since gone on to hold a number of key roles in senior local, and elite junior footy.

His great mate Marsham, who most recently took Cora Lynn to the 2014 and 2015 senior premierships in the Ellinbank and District Football League (EDFL), also forms part of a massive coaching

panel that also includes the likes of former Richmond skipper Chris Newman, Collingwood legend Peter Daicos, former St Kilda big man Justin Koschitzke, AFL great Stan Alves, Frankston VFL coach Patrick Hill, former West Coast and Collingwood player Andrew Williams, and local footy icons Jock Holland, Ricky Clark, Brett Evans and Steven Kidd.

All up, SEEPA’s coaches have played more than 1350 AFL games and kicked more than 1200 goals.

“We won’t have an official link with TAC Cup sides but if was coaching in TAC I’d be pushing my 13 or 14-year-old kids to do it - even the 15 and 16-year-olds who might’ve missed out on their schoolboy squads,” Jones said.

“If you’re the Stingrays and you have 10 kids who miss out in the 15s, but they come through an elite program like this and go back a better player, all it means is that their under-16 squad is going to be deeper and stronger.”

In addition to programs tailored to their own football needs, players involved will also get nutritional information, career guidance and social media education.

Local coaches will also be mentored.

“I reckon our footy that we produce in this area is so underrated massively so,” Jones said.

“We want to make sure the development of the kids is going to make it as strong as it should be in three, five or 10 years’ time.

“We’re looking forward to getting some of the best talent around and showing them what we do.

Also based out of the same Berwick address will be another venture from Marsham and Jones - P3 Sports and Recovery, which helps athletes of any sport prepare, perform and prevent using state-ofthe-art technology, equipment and support (hydrotherapy, dry therapy, massage and the like) which is normally reserved for elite athletes.

The facility is open to anyone and everyone - from any background.

SEEPA is limited to 20 places in each age level. For more information, visit: www.myseepa.com <http://www.myseepa.com>. For a full rundown of P3, search for ‘P3 Sports & Recovery’ on Facebook.

The facility is set to open in the coming weeks.

Travis Marsham and Aussie Jones are excited about what the South East Elite Pathways Academy could deliver for footy in the local region. 150287 Picture: RUSSELL BENNETT

Trip of a lifetime

By JARROD POTTER HIS once-in-a-lifetime trip to South Africa was a humbling experience for Alex Young.

After a stellar national carnival last year, Young, 15, from Pakenham, was invited on the School Sports Australia Under-15 football team’s overseas tour last month and was humbled by the entire experience.

The SSA tour squad played three matches against the South African Lions as well as hosting FootyWild clinics for primary schools across the country.

The physical forward/midfielder took away plenty from the experience, but not so much of it was on the field.

“Just how much people struggle in Africa - just simple things like getting clothes - and driving past these towns, it makes you feel very grateful and wealthy,” Young said.

“For what you have in a wealthy country, and to go to one of the poorest countries in the world, it makes you realise what you have at home.”

The clinics were Young’s most cherished memory from the trip as the young South Africans flocked to the tour-group to get a chance to play.

“Probably the biggest highlight

was the clinic we did with the primary school kids - seeing how happy they were when we walked into the school,” Young said.

“Teaching them how to play football was probably the main one - you just don’t see kids that happy having people walk through a school.”

Facing the South African Lions in three games throughout Johannesburg, the SSA side won the clashes fairly easily, but Young thought the opposition had plenty of potential in the art of Australian football.

His memories are full of his team mates having fun - shared experiences at safaris, clinics and even a soccer match against a prison team in Cape Town - as Young was thrilled to share the phenomenal experience.

“It’s not really the coaches that make the trip - the coaches are part of it - but the boys make it a lifetime to remember,” Young said.

“Everyone is gone for the same time and feels like you’re sharing the same road with someone else, not just by yourself ... and it’s good to share it with 25 other blokes.”

His 2016 football ambitions are already set in motion as he’s training to make the Under-16 Dandenong Sting-

Alex Young, pictured breaking a tackle in last year's Under-15 grand final, relished every minute of his trip to South Africa with School Sports Australia. 143731 Picture: JARROD POTTER

rays squad as well as hopefully gain a place in the Vic Country Under-16 squad, set to go to the national championships.

Young has his eyes on the ball this year, as he looks to push himself

through the football ranks and not worry about distractions.

“My main goal is to be able to keep pushing myself to the limit - not worrying about all the people on the outside of football,” Young said.

“I'll just worry about school, family and footy and get my head in the right idea.

“Football is the main priority at the moment, not going out, partying and all that.”

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Youth Girls raring to go

By JARROD POTTER

FOOTY is truly a game for everyone. It doesn’t matter what your personal circumstances are - the hardships you’ve gone through, or the ones you’re currently battling. It’s truly a game for anyone who wants to pull their socks up and give it a red hot crack.

Anyone who has seen the Casey Cobras play, or met their players or support staff, will know they’ve seen the enjoyment of footy in its purest form.

The club plays in the RecLink competition, which through its own motto is all about “rebuilding lives through sport and arts”.

Many of the Cobras have done it tough, or still are. The completion is designed for socially disadvantaged people, such as those with problems with alcohol or substance abuse, mental illness, or who’re homeless. Anyone can play - footy is just a great release.

But on the verge of the 2016 season, the Cobras - which was set up a little over 15 years ago

in Doveton as the ‘Casey Kangaroos’ - is desperately on the lookout for more players and community support. The future of the club is in jeopardy.

Make no mistake - this side is used to winning, having won premiership, after premiership, after premiership - but winning isn’t the be all and end all. The love of the game, and mateship, is.

Casey’s president - and its only ever coach - Gary Lambert knows that better than anyone.

With the prospect of an AFL umpiring career ahead of him, his life was turned upside down in a 1992 car crash.

“It pretty much took my whole life away from me - I went through serious depression and that type of stuff, but it (the club) has helped me in my own mental self,” he said.

“I’ve been here since day one and I’ve got a good relationship with a lot of these guys.

They can ring me up at any time of night and they know that. If they’re struggling they can ring me and we’ll have a talk.

“I want to see these guys get better and succeed. They’ll use an excuse - saying they’ve got schizophrenia or bipolar - but I don’t care.

“I’ve got depression, and when I was really sick I thought about taking my own life as well. For me to go from the lowest point I was at to where I am now ... I’ve lived what they’re living. I’ve experienced it.”

Gary has a loving wife and a big, supporting family. In fact, through his footy club, he has two families.

As well as sponsors to help cover their expenses, the Cobras are desperately searching for as many as a dozen new players to cover those who retired at the end of last season.

Age, fitness, gender, or experience in the game are irrelevant.

Absolutely anyone is welcome.

The Cobras are now based at Lawson Poole Reserve in Cranbourne, and play every second Wednesday during football season. For more information or to pledge your support call Gary on 0425 763 072 or email jaygee5@bigpond.com.

Impressive new Stingrays squad PUSHING an extended squad through the wringer, Dandenong Stingrays started refining the list across three TAC Cup practice matches against Sandringham on Sunday.

The aim wasn’t to win, or to even get a great sense of gamestyle of the new-look squad.

It was about the players making an impression and holding their own at the next level.

Throughout the Under-16, Under-17 and senior matches some shone and others receded into the background as the Stingrays began the hard process of trimming their 80-strong list.

“We just put kids in positions we want to see them playing. We don’t care if we have five or six key forwards or bad match-ups, we just wanted to give the young boys a chance,” Stingrays coach Craig Black said.

“I think we’ve got some good depth, but you always look at the players that you’re missing - you look at last year and think ‘we don’t have a Kieran Collins or a Jacob Weitering’, and we had the same thing two years ago with no Kyle Gray or Mitch White.”

Roaming defensively in the

Tom Murphy shovels a quick handball out in the practice match against Sandringham.150227 Picture: JARROD POTTER senior clash, the coach was pleased to not only see Reece Piper (Berwick) out on the footy field - considering the spinal injury he suffered in his TAC Cup debut last year - but also having a great impact on the last line of defence.

Piper played the link-up defender role to a tee and took some of the kicking-in duties to add another string to the midfielder’s bow.

Others to impress were key

position players Tom Murphy, Mason de Wit and Jack Doman, while draft prospect Liam McKay was exceptional through the midfield from limited time-on-ground.

“Liam just showed the advantages of playing games as a 17-year-old in his second preseason,” Black said.

Dandenong’s TAC Cup season opener is its traditional clash against Gippsland, on 26 March at Morwell.

Gippsland's Darcy Guttridge and Dandenong's Georgia Walker are keen for the first bounce in AFL Victoria's Youth Girls Academy Challenge, starting this weekend.

Picture: MICHAEL DODGE “We’ve got a wide, varying age group - 14 to 18 - and a lot of young girls that will develop quickly by being around that top-end talent.

“We’ve carried on from the Subway Shield squad, so although this is the first academy, the work that was done and the talent that was identified and interested last year set us up, so we could be selective with who we invited.”

South East Juniors trio Izzy Marsh (Officer), Tayla Hughes (Beaconsfield) and Kylee White (Tooradin-Dalmore) will be part of the inaugural Power squad.

Walker and McDougal encouraged local footy fans to get along to Frankston next week and support the sides’ debut match this week.

Dandenong will face Sandringham at 9am on Sunday morning at Frankston Oval while the Gippsland girls battle Geelong-Western from 10.45am.

QUIZ NUMBER 1491 1. WHO scored the most runs in Test cricket in 2015?

2. IN which sport did bushranger Ned Kelly excel?

3. WHICH Austrian racing driver was involved in a near fatal crash in 1976?

4. WHO was the first batsman to score 300 runs in a day in a cricket Test?

5. WHICH Aussie tennis great markets his own range of sports wear?

6. WHICH two South Australian batsmen put on a Sheffield Shield cricket record partnership in 1987?

7. WHICH former AFL star became a Victorian cabinet minister?

8. WHICH famous athlete was known as ‘The Crimson Flash’?

9. IN which year did Peter Thomson win the British Open and Doug Bachli the British Amateur golf title?

10. WHICH Australian poet was also a noted jockey and horse trainer?

11. WHICH legendary Australian sportsman competed in three sports at the 1908 OIympic Games?

12. WHICH Australian cricketer scored 172 runs in a one-day international in 2004?

13. WHICH Australian won the tennis grand slam in both singles and mixed doubles?

14. WHO rode 2012 Melbourne Cup winner Green Moon?

15. WHICH Australian was the first man to swim 100 metres in less than a minute?

16. WHICH Australian golfer began his career caddying for the great American Walter Hagen?

17. WHO coached Boris Becker to his Wimbledon tennis triumphs in 1985 and 1986?

18. WHICH two teams attracted the world record crowd to an Australian Rules football game in the 1970 grand final?

19. WHICH country beat Australia for the men’s hockey gold medal at the 1992 Olympics?

20. WHO trained former Melbourne Cup winner Think Big?

1954 10. Adam Lindsay Gordon 11. Reg ‘Snowy’ Baker 12. Adam Gilchrist 13.

By RUSSELL BENNETT

Margaret Court 14. Brett Prebble 15. Freddie Lane 16. Norman Von Nida 17.

Cobras need new blood

Gunther Bosch 18. Carlton and Collingwood 19. Germany 20. Bart Cummings

John Sheppard, Rick Keen, captain Robert Wadsworth, coach and president Gary Lambert, John Stirling, Brad Ilic, and Sonya Sheppard are desperate for help to keep the Casey Picture: RUSSELL BENNETT Cobras alive. 150381

FROM all parts of the south east, the inaugural AFL Victoria Youth Girls Academy Challenge is set to take Youth Girls football to the next level.

Dandenong Stingrays and Gippsland Power will both enter sides in the newest AFL Victoria competition, starting Sunday 21 February, set to showcase the best 16 to 18-year-old female footballers in the state.

The Academy Challenge is a new direction for the Youth Girls program, moving into a homeand-away season for the first time in the history of the girls’ game as opposed to long-weekend carnivals in recent years.

Dandenong will be captained by Georgia Walker, with support from vice- captains Jordy Allen and Taylah O’Hagan.

Moving to home and away format is a huge thrill for Walker who can’t wait to see what the Stingrays can do on the bigger stage.

“It’s so exciting - I cannot wait,” Walker said.

“Last year, we only had the carnival with the couple of games on the weekend, and that really took a toll on the body ... but for it to be similar to how the boys play and actually have the home and away games, too.

“Hopefully, they’ll eventually be able to do the whole season like the boys and be able to play more games - especially coming in with the women’s comp - it’s exciting to see the game develop.”

Gippsland Power is making the leap up to the Academy level this year, and inaugural coach Scott McDougal was pleased with the side heading into the Challenge.

“It’s looking good - they’ve been really committed to the program and is really excited,” McDougal said. “The top-end talent is really good - people like Shayla Marsh, Darcy and Casey Guttridge

Newcombe 6. David Hookes and Wayne Phillips 7. Brian Dixon 8. Arthur Postle 9.

ANSWERS: 1. Steve Smith 2. Boxing 3. Niki Lauda 4. Don Bradman 5. John

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By JARROD POTTER DDCA TURF 1 - ROUND 10 (Day 1) HEINZ Southern Districts (7/256) flayed ladder-leading Springvale South thanks to an extraordinary secondwicket stand from Matt Cox (138) and Brad Downe (49).

SPRINGVALE SOUTH v HEINZ SOUTHERN DISTRICTS From the highs of getting Cobras’ opener Trevor Davies (0) out for a blob, the match soon spiralled out of control for the Bloods.

With four first choice bowlers out of the equation - with Tim Ford, Malinga Bandara, Jackson Sketcher and Jarrod Armitage unavailable - it left a heavy bowling burden on Nathan King (4/76), Matt Wetering (2/67) and the skipper Craig Slocombe (0/32).

King stormed in with the new rock, shaking off the boiling-hot conditions - to try and keep the Cobras’ secondwicket stand from blooming.

But no matter what he did, Cox and Downe marched on.

The Soupmen top order smashed apart anything thrown at them, particularly Cox as he hit his way back into form. After a number of starts and none particularly cashed in, the onus was put on the skipper by none other than ... himself. He wanted the runs and Cox delivered. Flaying the Bloods - especially on the off-side through the covers - Cox raced to his fourth DDCA century. Downe played a subdued role excellently, rotating the strike and pushing it down the ground at will to leave Springvale South without many options.

Finally an opportunity came as Downe hit out against King, but by then the damage was done. The last 10 overs were a springboard as Cox, Michael Davies (15) and Ryan Davies (15no) started smacking the stuffing out of the weary bowlers.

Cox would sky one in the dying overs, but not before belting the Bloods into a headache next week, chasing down 257 without many of its middle order all-rounders.

“Obviously their full attack isn’t out there so it made it a bit easier, but other than that I had a couple of chances, but you’ve got to have luck in cricket and

it was a good day,” Cox said. “Was just good to get amongst them, get 250 and hopefully have a chance.”

Giving the bowling brigade something defendable was the pleasing takeaway from Saturday as the skipper thought it was time the batsmen lived up to their end of the bargain.

“Definitely the way we’ve batted over the last month - today to post a score, something for our bowlers to finally bowl at and finally give us a chance to get back into the four,” Cox said. “It was really good - we put a big onus during the week on actually batting 80 overs and if we kept wickets in hand then we’ll do it and have something to bowl at and that’s what we did.”

LYNDALE v HALLAM KALORA PARK A wicket-fest at Barry Powell Reserve left Hallam Kalora Park (153) with much-needed first innings points and a chance for a ladder-defining outright against Lyndale (69 and 1/9). A top order collapse left the Hawks in danger at 4/17, before another shudder went through the line-up for leave them 7/77. Jordan Hammond (35) was the only man to fight back in the top ranks before Amila Perera (39) and

Cougars hope winning streak continues THE Berwick City Cougars will look to finish their season on a three-game winning streak after notching up a gritty 5-3 win over Williamstown at Cyril Molyneux Reserve on Sunday.

The Victorian Summer Baseball League Division 2 side hadn’t tasted victory since a mid-week fixture at home over Port Melbourne back on 28 January, but with two games to go can now finish their season on a real high.

The talent in the young Cougars side can’t at all be questioned - either on the mound, or on the plate. Berwick City has some prodigiously gifted pitchers at its disposal, as well as some mercurial hitters. The future, both short and long-term, is particularly bright but as with all young sides there are growing pains along the way.

Currently seventh on the 10-team Division 2 ladder through 25 games, the Cougars will next face Fitzroy at the Melbourne Ballpark in Altona tonight (Thursday) from 6.30pm, before going to head-to-head with the lastplaced Malvern Braves this Saturday from 2pm at the Malvern diamond at Sir Zelman Cowen Park off Glenferrie Road in Kooyong.

- RUSSELL BENNETT

Smashing apart Springvale South, Heinz skipper Matthew Cox put the runs on the board when it mattered Pictures: JARROD POTTER most. 150214 John Hammond (32) fashioned a door-die partnership, which thankfully for Hallam favoured the former. Their 75-run stand would prove critical as Lyndale failed to surpass even that.

Hallam shared the first innings scalps as it took only 35.4 overs to force the Dales back to the crease for a second salvo. Hammond (1/6) got the final wicket to cap off the strange 21-scalp first day.

PARKFIELD v BERWICK Bear-ly hanging on against Berwick (2/49), it took Parkfield’s (148) middle order to stir from hibernation to give Dunblane Road something to cheer about. The one-two punch from Jack Williams (4/33) and Jarrod Goodes (3/25) left the hosts in disarray - at one

stage falling to 5/36 - before the rescue began in earnest. Matt Aslett (53) and Nilochana Perera (40) pushed the singles and capitalised on any Berwick error to push the run-rate along ... before Perera became Goodes’ next victim. The Berwick tandem would clean up the home-town Bears’ tail after 59 overs, but with something defendable on the board, Parkfield set to work making amends for a poor day’s batting, with two late wickets giving Parkfield something to smile.

NARRE WARREN v DANDENONG WEST In the battle of the low men, Narre Warren (9/240dec) soared over Dandenong West (0/18) in a batting spree at Sweeney Reserve. While the contribu-

tions of Magpies’ skipper Kaushalya Weeraratne (41) was a good start, the Bulls had the upper hand throughout.

Shaun Weir (4/73) rattled through his overs alongside Andrew Harry (3/63) as the duo went on a spree through the Narre middle order. Falling to 5/67, Weeraratne had to salvage what he could, but his dismissal - caught off Harry - would usually have been disastrous. The best work was saved at the death as tailenders Chris Edwards (52) and Andrew Cotton (51) swatted a 48run stand before Edwards held down the fort to give the Magpies a massive tally and most importantly, something worth declaring on. The Bulls were unscathed at stumps but still chasing a whopping tally.

Battle rages for Dandenong’s pride

By JARROD POTTER VICTORIAN PREMIER CRICKET ROUND 15 (Day 1) THE downward decline towards the end of the season might have begun, but Dandenong (191) ensured there wouldn’t be any backwards steps on the road there.

Battling top-of-the-ladder Fitzroy-Doncaster (0/45) is headache enough, but the Panthers also need to look for outright victories as the gap to the top-eight sits at 10 points.

A tough task was made all the more difficult early as the skipper Tom Donnell (0) lost his pegs instantly, scarcely troubling the scorers.

With Fitzroy-Doncaster’s man mountain Trent Lawford (3/57) bowling hand-grenades from his cannon-like arm, the Panthers’ top order had to brace itself for chaos.

Brett Forsyth (49) countered the barrage with an onslaught of his own - picking off Lawford, Chris Moore (2/37) and Matthew Frith (1/23) as he got his eye in.

But the problem plaguing Forsyth’s season to date - plenty of uncashed starts - continued as he struck out against Steven Duckworth (2/40)

Brett Forsyth struck back against Fitzroy-Doncaster's mighty attack on a mediocre day for Dandenong. 150212 Picture: JARROD POTTER ... the fifth time this season the Dandy opener has fallen in the 40s.

Thankfully for Dandenong the next mainstay was ready to get stuck into the Lions.

Star all-rounder James Nanopoulos (55) resumed the challenge Forsyth first undertook and struck his

way into his second half ton of the season.

The middle order folded around Nanopoulos as the side continued its youth policy, but thankfully a wiser head was on his way.

The last renewed fight-back came from David Alleyne (32), who stuck

fast to Nanopolous to add 47 for the sixth scalp.

Nanopoulos held on as long as he could to guide the side towards 200 as some wagging from James Wilcock (7no) put the last few scores onto the board.

The Lions batted out the last 20 overs comfortably, leaving plenty of time to chase down the Panthers and all but lock in the minor premiership heading into the final round.

Casey-South Melbourne (188) fared about the same as Dandenong, at least in the batting stakes as Essendon (4/65).

James Seymour (43) continued his scoring spree while captain Lachie Sperling (67) flew the flag alongside Dylan Hadfield (39) in the middle order. The pair smashed 90 for the fifth wicket - brutally belting sixes and fours alike - before their knock was brought to an end. Sperling carried on but without enough help from the tail, Casey keeled over after 60 overs.

Nathan Lambden (2/8) was unplayable from his eight overs - busting apart James Lidgett (0) and Aaron Shellie (9) cheaply before stumps.

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Final four tussle

By RUSSELL BENNETT

IT’S hard to imagine a home and away round with more riding on it than the Round 14 WGCA Premier Division fixture beginning this weekend.

While the so-far undefeated Pakenham and last season’s vanquished grand finalist Cardinia have locked in their finals positions, Kooweerup (currently third), Tooradin (fourth), and Merinda Park (fifth) are vying for two available spots.

It all comes down to this: If Merinda Park beats Upper Beaconsfield, then the Cobras will make the finals and the loser of Kooweerup’s clash with Tooradin misses out.

If, however, the young but very capable Maroons find a way past the Cobras at Upper Beaconsfield, the Demons and Gulls will both make it.

KOOWEERUP v TOORADIN THERE’S just no getting away from one of the Premier tier’s greatest recent rivalries.

“It’d be great to win, and it’d also be great to knock them out too,” said Gulls skipper Tom Hussey looking ahead to the first day’s play this week.

“It should be a great contest - we’re looking forward to it.”

In the one corner, in the red trunks, you have the likes of Chris O’Hara, Chris Bright, Jess Mathers and John Bright. In the other - in the blue - you have Hussey, Aaron Avery, Bradey Welsh and man-of-the-moment century-maker Dan Hunt.

“They do have a couple of key bowlers - Jess, John Bright, Tubsy (O’Hara), and the spinners, but we just need to bat the full 80 overs and a steady start will go a long way to doing that,” Hussey said.

Demons skipper Chris Bright can’t wait for the clash either.

“All the boys know what the situation is - our fate is in our own hands,” he said.

“We’ve been training for the last three or four weeks knowing it’d come down to the last round - ever since we lost to Upper Beaconsfield really.”

Kooweerup opener John Bright will be keen to strike early when the Demons take on Tooradin in a crunch Round 14 collision.

149836 Picture: ROB CAREW UPPER BEACONSFIELD v MERINDA PARK TO an even larger degree than the Gulls and the Demons, the Cobras’ destiny is entirely of their own making. If they win, they’re in. It’s that simple.

“We know what we have to do - we spoke about it straight after the Kooweerup game on Saturday,” said Merinda Park player-coach Jamie Smith.

“Danny (skipper Danny Diwell) was a bit disappointed we’ve left it up to our last game of the season again. We’ve done that a few times, but our destiny is in our own hands.

“If we win this round, we’ll make it.”

The Cobras will have to bowl well to the likes of Bathiya Perera, Julian Bayard, Matt Hutson and all-rounders Tommy Tyrrell and Maroons skipper Scott Pitcher. That much they can control.

And, of course, they’d prefer to be playing the game at the Snake Pit at Donnelly Reserve.

“Their pitch spins and moves off the seam a lot so it does help out the bowlers,” Smith said of the Upper Beaconsfield ground.

But he backs his team mates wholeheartedly.

“Danny (Diwell) is in fantastic form - he’s hitting the ball beautifully, and Daniel McCalman came back from Country Week pretty tired but he’s fresh now,” Smith said.

The two key clashes in round 14 are sandwiched between a top-of-the-table match-up between Pakenham and Cardinia, and a battle between the cellar-dwellers Cranbourne Meadows and Emerald.

The Lions and Bulls have already secured the top-two positions on the ladder while Cranbourne Meadows is destined for relegation.

Kevin leads the pack CARDINIA BEACONHILLS GOLF THE first round of the Club Championships was played on Saturday, with 118 in the field. Kevin Savery (6) is at the top in the A Grade with 65 nett, Jason Hirjee (16) followed in a B Grade win with nett 67 and Peter Frederikson (15) is at the top in C Grade with 68 nett.

The Beaconhills Golf Premier League continue to be a tough battle at the top but The Scrappers pulled through over the weekend with another two wins, to top the league table. The Scrappers defeated The Snake Club and The French Connection. Four teams are just below The Scrappers with three wins each The Thunder, The Blue Tees, The Electric Six and The Brown Paper Bag Bandits. Defending champions, The Hackers have a total of two wins so far.

On Valentine’s Day, it was a fun affair in the MF Ahearn Mixed Canadian Foursomes event with 44 players in the field.

Suzanne Van Strien and Noel Pye partnered up well to secure both the gross and nett, thus taking out the MF Ahearn Shield. Suzanne and Noel had 70 gross and 64.75 nett, an impressive feat in a Canadian Foursomes format.

MIDWEEK Andrew Barcham (10) took out both Tuesday and Thursday competition win in A Grade with 43 points on Tuesday and 64 nett on Thursday.

Life Member John Barker (19) won the B Grade on Tuesday with 40 points.

Adrian Besley (11) won the B Grade on Thursday with 67 nett and Chris Radings (18) took out the C Grade with 65 nett.

David Crowe had a late surge, overtaking Graeme Inglefinger by one stroke

CRICKET SCOREBOARD VIC PREMIER CRICKET ROUND 16 - (DAY 1) Essendon 4/65 (N. Lambden 2/8) v Casey-South Melbourne 188 (L. Sperling 67, J. Seymour 43, D. Hadfield 39). Dandenong 191 (J. Nanopoulos 55, B. Forsyth 49, D. Alleyne 32) v Fitzroy Doncaster 0/45. Northcote v Ringwood 8/288. Carlton 4/54 v Prahran 158. Camberwell Magpies 236 v Kingston Hawthorn 0/24. Geelong v Greenvale Kangaroos 9/286. Frankston Peninsula 2/48 v Melbourne Uni 156. St Kilda 9/287 v Monash Tigers.

Melbourne 0/31 v Footscray Edgewater 258.

Ladder Top-8: Fitzroy Doncaster 64, Melbourne 59, Monash Tigers 54, Camberwell Magpies 49, Prahran 47, Footscray Edgewater 44, Ringwood 44, Northcote 43. Dandenong (11th, 33 points), CaseySouth Melbourne (16th, 20 points).

DDCA - TURF 1 ROUND 10 - (DAY 1) Lyndale 69 (C. Booth 2/1) and 1/9 v Hallam Kalora Park 153 (A. Perera 39, J. Hammond 35, F. Rahman 4/29, P. Kumar 3/12).

Cranbourne v Mordialloc 8/241(cc) (I. Daniel 68, L. Carrison 54, S. Squires 39*, C. Kelly 2/35). Springvale South v Heinz Southern Districts 7/256(cc) (M. Cox 138, B. Downe 49, N. King 4/76).

Buckley Ridges 2/169(dec) (K. Kapoor 107*, J. Hobbs 39) v North Dandenong 131 (S. Leonard 35, W. Nicholas 3/12, M. Goodwright 3/21) and 1/15. Parkfield 148 (M. Aslett 53, N. Perera 40, J. Williams 4/33, J. Goodes 3/25) v Berwick 2/49. Narre Warren 9/240(dec) (C. Edwards 52, A. Cotton 51, K. Weeraratne 41, S. Weir 4/73, A. Harry 3/63) v Dandenong West 0/18.

Ladder: Springvale South 60, Cranbourne 52, Berwick 42, Mordialloc 36, HSD 34, Parkfield 27, Hallam Kalora Park 24, Buckley Ridges 24, Narre Warren 18, North Dandenong 16, Dandenong West 15, Lyndale 0.

TURF 2 Narre North 219 (M. Gray 77, J. Tonna 60, A. Young 5/50, J. Dotters 4/56) v Parkdale. Fountain Gate 3/91 (R. Galappatthy 33*) v Southern Pirates 226 (B. Corneille 55, B. Vantwest 43*, A. Kale 34, D. Lucas 3/39, D. Jose 3/83). St Mary’s 79 (Y. Kumara 3/21, R. Kellepotha 3/21, S. Ahmad 3/33) v Keysborough 5/98 (R. Kellepotha 42*, C. Ely 3/38). Coomoora 165 (L. Baptist 40, T. Sawers 7/37) v Dingley 2/41. Silverton 0/5 v Narre South 224 (S. Alam 73, K. Hardy 53, D. Nanayakkara 3/60). St Brigid’s/St Louis 122 (A. Macquire 30, P. Milne 3/34, B. O’Hanlon 3/38) v Aspendale 3/40.

Ladder: Keysborough 51, Narre North 40, Dingley 36, St Mary’s 33, St Brigid’s/St Louis 33, Parkdale 31, Coomoora 31, Southern Pirates 28, Aspendale 22, Fountain Gate 18, Narre South 12, Silverton 9.

WGCA PREMIER ROUND 13 - (DAY 2) Merinda Park 150 def by Kooweerup 9/255 (C. O’Hara 70, C. Miller 47, C. Bright 45, J. Bardwell 35, P. Bright 28*, J. Smith 3/21, G. Pearson 2/38, B. Fairlam 2/44). Pakenham 7/264(dec) (J. Anning 64, C. Smith 57, D. Paynter 34, J. Williams 25, Z. Chaplin 25, S. Matthews 3/36, T. Smith 2/40) def Cranbourne Meadows 107 and 5/78 (J. Ryan 2/16, D. Paynter 2/23). Cardinia 9/222(dec) (A. Nooy 91, B. Maroney 36, T. Wheller 33, K. Gibbs 4/48, T. Tyrrell 4/65) def Upper Beaconsfield 130.

Tooradin 9/403 (D. Hunt 144, B. Mantel 57, M. Welsh 52, T. Hussey 41, M. Ralph 35*, J. Lownds 25, C. Marsh 3/77, I. Litterbach 2/66) def Emerald 153.

Ladder: Pakenham 150, Cardinia 122, Kooweerup 106, Tooradin 102, Merinda Park 98, Upper Beaconsfield 62, Emerald 18, Cranbourne Meadows 6.

Round 14: Pakenham v Cardinia, Cranbourne Meadows v Emerald, Kooweerup v Tooradin, Upper Beaconsfield v Merinda Park.

VSDCA - NORTH/EAST 1ST XI ROUND 12 - (DAY 1) Endeavour Hills 53 and 2/34 v Croydon 5/113(dec) (R. Saniga 2/37, D. Wiles 2/37). Mount Waverley v Noble Park 9/230(cc) (L. Wintle 57, M. Fernando 35, P. Hill 30*). Box Hill 0/0 v Balwyn 9/239. Coburg 0/6 v Roxburgh Park/Broadmeadows 186. Kew Cricket Club 4/35 v Plenty Valley 125. Brunswick 2/16 v Preston 123. Ivanhoe 7/246(cc) v Bayswater.

Ladder Top-6: Mount Waverley 51, Plenty Valley 48, Brunswick 45, Bayswater 42, Balwyn 39, Preston 39. Noble Park (9th, 33 points), Endeavour Hills (14th, 12 points).

Six Narre Warren teams in the finals

Winners of the MF Ahearn Shield at Cardinia Beaconhills, Suzanne van Strien and Noel Pye. Picture: CONTRIBUTED for the gross win the Grand Masters Championship. David finished with 157 total score. Graeme secured a consolation prize with the nett win of 138.

Barbara Mars (34) won the Midweek Monthly Medal with a nett score of 65.

Lee James had the best putting on the day with 28 putts (countback).

NARRE WARREN BOWLS WITH Pennant finals looming, six of Narre Warren Bowls Club’s seven sides look set to take part in the finals process. This is a great result for the club.

TUESDAY The Division 1 firsts visited Clayton this week, and with one rink up and 2 down, were beaten; Peter Rouse, Gary Gilchrist, Eric Sydenham, Ian Brotherton 14-22; Judy Naughton, Alan Mark, Wilma Stevenson, Jimmy Millar 16-13; Reg Young, Alan Dawson, Rod Lane, Neville Bradley 17-25.

The Division 3 seconds played host to Murrumbeena; in a most unusual situation, there were two tied rinks (both with the same score), but by winning the third rink, they won the day. Arthur Fitt, Truus Henneman, Keith Mark, Brian Fraser 18-18; Alaine Dawson, Ethel Van Maanen, Ernesto Vergara, Micki Horton 18-18; Nancy Pugh, Pam Uren, Ralph Devonshire, Enid Gibb 24-19.

The Division 5 third side continued their starring roles from last week, by going away to Glen Waverley and coming home with another all rinks up win. Len O’Brien, Jack Norman, Peter Pater 27-21; Cathy Pater, Sep Van Maanen, Andy Tobler 24-13.

SATURDAY The Division 2 firsts went away to ladder-leading Mordialloc this week and, with only one rink up, came away the losers. Wilma Haringsma, Carl Lapham, Keith Mark,

Ian Brotherton 22-24; Erik Luyters, Alan Mark, Iain Stevenson, Wilma Stevenson 20-15; Colin Groom, Reg Young, Joe Selfridge, Jimmy Millar 13-19; Shirley Bell, Alan Dawson, Rod Lane, Neville Bradley 9-24.

The Division 4 seconds were the only side at home this week, playing host to Noble Park; with three rinks up, they had a very good win. Mark Groom, Peter Groom, Ralph Devonshire, Stan Robinson 29-8; Stan Firmin, Rick Hoare, Gary Gilchrist, Peter Castricum, 24-17; Phillip Howard, Fred Fox, David Shearer, Reg Johnstone 13-28; Janis Dukats, Luca Klarica, Bill Brewster, Norm Hosmer 26-17.

The Division 6 thirds went to visit the neighbours at Hampton Park.

Winning two rinks and losing two, they were able to come home with a close 4 shot win. Zade Bulmer, Bob Gye, Sharon Bull, Brent Grigg 17-21; Peter Rouse, Graham Dodd, Micki Horton, Enid Gibb 33-13; Arthur Fitt, Rudi Pompe, Ethel Van Maanen, Brian Fraser 18-33; Glen Cadman, Ernesto Vergara, Steve Boyd, Damian Brick 23-20.

The Division 7 fourths travelled “around the world” to Greensborough this week. They returned home “tired but happy” with a three rinks up win. Len O’Brien, Margaret Hyam, Arthur Scheurer, Jack Norman 25-15; Rose Rasmussen, Nancy Pugh, Pam Uren, Peter Pater 25-16; Callum Osborne, Ruth Tobler, Leo McGeary, John Uren 16-24; Helen McCarthy, Stan Bulmer, Sep Van Maanen, Andy Tobler 21-16.

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Stylish roadster classic FOR the first time in Australia the brilliant little Mazda MX-5 is offered with two different engines.

That’s chiefly to permit the importer to have a price leader (at $31,990) to tackle the Subaru BRZ and Toyota 86.

However, some drivers relish using their driving skills to get the best from small engines so the 1.5 has been selling well.

A few weeks back we tested an MX-5 with the 1.5-litre four-cylinder engine that produces a relatively modest 96 kW and 150 Nm. Now we have just spent a very enjoyable week in the 2.0-litre MX-5.

It has a pretty respectable 118 kW of power and 200 Nm of torque. Our test car was a Roadster GT 2.0 with a sixspeed manual gearbox.

The 2.0-litre has a starting price of $34,490 and comes with 17-inch alloys, Mazda’s MZD Connect system and LED daylight running lamps as standard.

While the second and third generations (1997 and 2005) were evolutions of the original 1989 NA series, the genfour designers have given us a modern shape based on the ‘Kodo’ design as seen in the rest of the Mazda range.

To our eyes the rear is rather generic, following the current global theme of round units tapering outwards into slim

Brilliant Mazda MX-5 roadster has neat new look. horizontal areas.

The MX-5 comes as a Roadster and an upmarket Roadster GT. The GT stands out visually in that the body colour continues over onto the tops of the doors into the cabin. It has black doormirror housings. Automatic lights and wipers, climate control on the air conditioning, and keyless entry and start are standard in the GT. A 7.0-inch touchscreen with satellite navigation, internet radio, Mazda’s MZD Connect infotainment system has a 7.0-inch touchscreen and is operated

by a Commander Control between the seats.

The 2.0-litre four-cylinder engine used in the MX-5 we reviewed has 118 kW of power and 200 Nm of torque.

Six-speed manual and six-speed automatic transmissions are offered.

Paddles behind the wheel of the auto do provide sort-of manual driving, but it’s not the same thing. Give us the manual any day.

The MX-5 received five stars for passive safety, but only a four-star rating in

safety assist. A spokesperson for Mazda Australia points out that “there has never been a sports car that has received a five star rating in the past”.

Again in the interests of chassis balance the seats are lower than before.

Getting in and out will be a challenge if your body has a few extra years on the clock, or your belly has gained some extra inches. Try before you buy…

Once settled into the low seats you will find they provide good support without being overly aggressive in their side bolsters.

Having 33 per cent more displacement than the 1.5 engine instantly endeared us to the MX-5 2.0. And ‘instantly’ is the right word to describe this sports powerplant - because the moment you hit the pedal on the right you get instant action.

Sure, turbocharged hot hatches pro-

duce even more oomph than a naturally aspirated unit like the Mazda but not until the irritating lag has finally let you get the power you demanded seemingly an age back.

Even better, the little Mazda roadster sounds great as there’s no turbo to muffle the exhaust note.

A little more volume would be appreciated, but there are tough regulations about this sort of thing.

Keep the engine in the 4000 to 6000 range - it’s happy to get up to 7000 - on your favourite stretch of winding mountain road and your smile will grow by the minute.

The six-speed manual gearshift has short throws, is ultra smooth and is perhaps even better than in previous MX5s. Brilliant.

Operation of the soft-top roof is ultra simple. Undo a single catch in the centre of the windscreen header, fold the roof back and it clips down into the open position.

The Mazda range is available for test drive at Berwick Mazda, Prestige Place, Narre Warren on 8796 6222 or at Bruce Clough Mazda, Princes Highway, Nar Nar Goon, on 5942 5584.

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Golf Alltrack on the attack

By DEREK OGDEN

The Alltrack is a Golf wagon with lofty ambitions.

Model range Golf Alltrack 1.8-litre turbo-petrol DSG five-door wagon: $37,990 (automatic)

native - utilitarian.

Being a hybrid of a station wagon and sports utility vehicle, styling comes down on the side of practicality on or off road, starting with up to 20 mm ride height above a standard Golf Wagon.

Wheel arch mouldings and flared side sills offer additional body protection, while newly designed bumpers with Bi-Xenon headlights, incorporating dynamic cornering function, make the vehicle instantly recognisable from the front.

Add to this standard 17-inch Valley alloy wheels, specifically created for the vehicle, and unique rear badging, from every angle there’s no mistaking the Golf Alltrack.

Alltrack has premium quality material and fitout, including Vienna leather upholstery, a leather multi-function steering wheel and gearshift knob, plus ambient lighting in the door trim and LED reading lights.

With seating for up to five adults, the

Let’s Torque Five star service BERWICK Automotive Specialists prides itself on providing affordable five-star service without compromise.

Owner Don McDonald said he believes car owners should be able to receive great service without having to pay dealership prices.

“With our high level of customer service, quality parts, oils and lubricants you are not missing out on quality at Berwick Automotive Specialists,” Don said.

“While specialising in European vehicles, we service and repair all makes and models.

“Our customers value the high level of communication we maintain while their car is in our care.

“This important communication ensures only informed decisions are made as required.

“We have available free courtesy cars while your car is in our care. This ensures any inconveniences are minimised. Bookings are essential.”

As an accredited Bosch car service provider, Berwick Automotive Specialists must meet and exceed the rigorous standards of complying with the Bosch network. A certified Bosch car service provider is hand-picked and must meet standards for customer service, cleanliness, proper tooling, superior technical training and appropriate technician certifications.

It ensures technicians receive technical support and training to stay abreast of advancements in the automotive industry.

“We boast a clean and modern workshop with the latest technology in diagnostic equipment,” he said.

“Berwick Automotive Specialists’s sister company, Mornington Automotive Specialists, has been the recipient of the highly acclaimed Best Quality Bosch Car Service in the Oceania region award for the past three years.

“We would like to see this award hanging on the wall at Berwick Automotive Specialists!”

Berwick Automotive Specialists is at 16 Intrepid Street, Berwick.

Phone 9707 0588.

Alltrack does not suffer from the small SUV syndrome - little luggage space.

The cargo area measures 1055 mm up to the back of the rear seats and 1831mm up to the back of the front seats.

The space is well kitted out with a luggage partition net, shopping bag and load restraint hooks, interior lights and a 12-Volt socket in the boot.

The Golf Alltrack features the latest in Volkswagen infotainment technology, with a bonus of the innovative App-Connect system, which features Apple CarPlay and Android Auto systems, which allow drivers to access content from the latest-generation smartphones for music, messaging and navigation.

This integrated technology is displayed in high definition via the 6.5-inch screen of a Discover Media unit, which offers satellite navigation, plus USB, SD card and AUX-in connectivity. The Alltrack sees for the first time a 1.8-litre TSI turbo-charged petrol engine in the Golf.

The direct-injection four-cylinder tur-

bocharged motor with BlueMotion Technology stumps up 132 kW from 4500 rpm and develops an impressive 280Nm of torque from a low 1350rpm through to 4500rpm.

The Golf Alltrack 1.8 TSI comes with a six-speed dual-clutch gearbox as standard.

Multi-Collision Braking System which automatically initiates braking of the vehicle that has had an accident in order to mitigate a subsequent collision.

As with the many new vehicles these days a rear view camera comes standard.

There are also parking distance sensors, Electronic Stabilisation Program and a low tyre pressure indicator.

Performance figures say much about the versatility of the vehicle with the maker stating a top speed of 217 km/h and acceleration from zero to 100 km/h in 7.8 seconds.

This contrasts with claimed fuel consumption of 6.7 litres per 100 kilometres on the combined urban / highway cycle,

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WITH hatchback, wagon, cabriolet, GTI and R ranges, with all their variants, the Golf is the everyman of the Volkswagen world.

Now the Alltrack has been added to a seemingly ever-growing family of the best seller.

With the latest VW 4Motion allwheel drive system and a new generation Haldex coupling the Alltrack can take the small wagon on unsealed roads where two-wheel drives are not encouraged to venture.

Even so, with the addition of a new 1.8-litre TSI turbocharged petrol engine coupled to a six-speed DSG automatic transmission, the Alltrack loses nothing in performance and fuel efficiency on, or off, the bitumen.

We spent time with an Alltrack 132TSI priced at $37,990, plus onroad costs, to which had been added a Driver Assistance Package and Luxury Sports Package, pushing the price up to $42,290.

The Driver Assistance Package consisted of adaptive cruise control, Front Assist with City Emergency Brake function, Park Assist parking bay and parallel parking assistance and Proactive occupant protection system, while the Sports Luxury Package added alloy wheels with 225/45 R18 tyres, tinted rear side window and rear window glass, panoramic glass sunroof with wind deflector and sunblind, plus steering wheel mounted gearshift paddles.

Stylish doesn’t seem the word for the Golf Alltrack, but neither does the alter-

which equates to 158 g/km of carbon dioxide.

Fuel consumption in Normal driving mode reached as high as 14 litres per 100 kilometres on one occasion in the suburbs, while a sustained highway run got that down to six litres per 100 kilometres.

The test vehicle’s six-speed DSG transmission was found to be somewhat slow to engage, making for a tentative takeoff at times, and worse, a tendency to roll when starting off on an incline. Leftfoot braking was the answer to the latter.

A driving profile system, managed by a button on the centre console, now comes with an Off-road’ mode as well as the pre-existing Normal, Sport and Eco. The ‘Off-road’ driving profile activates the hill descent function, modified accelerator pedal characteristics and the off-road configuration of the ABS. Without tracking fuel consumption, the Eco mode held back the Alltrack’s performance considerably, while Sport added considerably spice to the drive, heightened even further by the use of the steering wheel-mounted paddles.

The result was the Golf Alltrack showed itself to be a car with a wide range of characteristics, most of them pleasing.

Already it’s turned out to be an award winner in the highly competitive small SUV sector.

Inquire about a test drive at Berwick Volkswagen, 749b Princes Highway, Berwick. Phone 8768 0188.

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Audi changes its own way

By PETER ANDERSON HYBRID cars are going to become a whole lot more common on our roads as The Great Change comes across the car industry.

Sure it’s all going to take decades but the inexorable shift away from fossil fuels is underway.

Over the past two decades carmakers have taken a well-trodden path to highlight their commitment to the coming automotive order - make something stupid-looking that drives like it’s going to fall over (Toyota, Nissan, Renault etc.) but then say it doesn’t matter because it’s green; or go all-out and do something slightly mad like BMW did with its new i3 and i8 range.

Audi has taken its own path. First it showed the completely bonkers-looking R8 e-tron, raced some hybrids at Le Mans and then put a hybrid powertrain into an otherwise normal-looking car, the A3. They must be mad - how will the neighbours know?

There’s one e-tron in the A3 range and it starts at $62,490.

That lands you in a five-door Sportback hatch with 17-inch alloy wheels, an eight-speaker stereo with DAB, Bluetooth and USB (with annoying proprietary cable), dual-zone climate control, front and rear parking sensors, reversing camera, keyless entry and start, cruise control, sat-nav, e-tron specific LED headlamps and daytime running lights, auto headlights and wipers, auto parking, power windows and mirrors.

Our test car also had the Assistance Package ($1990) which adds lane departure warning, forward collision mitigation, active cruise control and auto high beam; Comfort Package ($1990) which adds heated electric front seats, auto

dimming and dipping mirrors; and Monsoon Grey metallic for $1150 bringing the total to $67,620.

The A3 e-tron is unlike many other hybrids and pure electric cars in that it doesn’t shout about itself.

There are visual differences such as the LED headlights and the wheels but it looks like a normal A3, which means restrained, handsome and the opposite of shouty.

The four rings in the front grille pop out to reveal the plug-in apparatus which is kind of cool but feels a bit flimsy.

Inside is identical to a reasonably well-specified A3, with just one extra button for selecting Hybrid modes.

And that’s it until you get to the boot which has a slightly higher floor under which hides the battery pack.

The boot’s capacity drops significantly, from 380 litres to 280. There’s no spare, either, just a repair kit.

Seven airbags, ABS, brake force distribution, brake assist, stability and traction controls are standard and are enough to have earned the A3 five ANCAP stars.

The additional protection offered in the Assistance Package includes lane departure warning, active cruise and forward collision mitigation.

Audi’s MMI with a seven-inch retractable screen runs the stereo, sat-nav and some car settings.

The rotary dial is placed on the centre console and is intuitive and easy to use.

It includes a scratchpad on the top for jotting out addresses or phone numbers.

The sound is perfectly fine (you can add a B&O package for $1750) and with DAB, you get crystal clear radio as long as you’re not in a tunnel.

Our pet hate - the proprietary cable to connect your phone - blights the other-

Looks like a current A3 rather than Audi’s future. wise excellent MMI system’s abilities.

Being a hybrid, there’s two power sources. The 1.4TFSI turbo-petrol from the lower end of the range makes a reappearance, with 110 kW and 250 Nm of torque, up from 81 kW. Added to that is a 75 kW electric motor. The combined output is 150 kW and 350 Nm. Audi claims a combined fuel figure of just 1.6L/100km and a 0-100km/h time of 7.6 seconds.

That’s a nonsense number because it uses a fully charged battery and no allowance is made for the fuel (electricity) used to charge it.

Running purely on electric, Audi also claims you can cover around 50km but we never got better than about 30km before the petrol engine cut in to save the day. Admittedly, the week we had was a typical muggy Sydney week, so the aircon worked the batteries hard.

The purchase price includes the supply of a 16-amp single phase power outlet (aka wallbox) that reduces the time

for a full plug-in charge to just two and a half hours.

Installation is carried out by an “Audi electrical partner” but, ominously, the press release says that it “in many cases will be a cost-neutral exercise.”

As with any electric-capable car, it takes a while to get used to hitting Start button and not hearing or feeling anything. Put the standard selector into D and if you’re not particularly attentive, you probably won’t notice anything but the lightest of clunks as the transmission engages.

There’s three modes to choose from when it comes to the electric propulsion.

You can choose to run exclusively on battery (EV), Hybrid Auto (uses both power sources) Hybrid Hold (holds the battery at the current level of charge) and Hybrid charge which, as it suggests, charges the battery using engine power.

The A3’s obvious German rival is the BMW i3 and they couldn’t be more different to drive.

When you lift off in the i3 - and in many other electric and hybrid vehicles - the electric generator takes the opportunity to engage itself to recover energy as you brake.

The A3 is the opposite, there’s almost no drag when you lift off and the power gauge, which replaces the rev-counter, shows no recovery until you hit the brakes.

That does change when you’re in Hybrid Charge but it’s still nowhere near as aggressive as the BMW i3 or the electriconly Tesla.

Apart from that, it drives like a quickish A3. It’ll cover 0-100km/h in 7.6 seconds, which is pretty reasonable and puddles around town more than happily and very, very quietly. So quietly, in fact, that Elmer Fudd would be envious.

There’s a hefty weight penalty between a 1.4 TFSI Ambition and the etron - almost 200kg - so it handles and steers a little less enthusiastically.

It is offset by that little extra pull from the extra torque available right down low and the six-speed dual clutch behaves just like it does in any other A3.

You’re not going to buy an e-tron to save on the cost of petrol - the difference between it and a 1.8 TFSI would take many years, decades even, to recover.

What you’re buying is car that you could, conceivably, get away with never filling with petrol if your commute is short to medium in length.

And because it’s an Audi A3, you do know exactly what you’re getting as well as a healthy dose of smug that you’re doing The Right Thing. But doing it quietly.

For more information contact Audi Barry Bourke, 755 Princes Highway, Berwick. Phone 9707 2222.

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