Journal News - 21st March 2016

21 March 2016

A Star News Group Publication

Covering Endeavour Hills,, Doveton & Hallam

Vale pastor Don

Bloods dripped dry

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Looking for clues

Police have released this image of Rani Featherston, who was murdered in Doveton in April 2014.

By LACHLAN MOORHEAD ALMOST two years after her murder, new evidence in the killing of Doveton’s Rani Featherston has been released by police.

Rani was found dead with multiple stab wounds in Lace Street, Doveton, about 7am on Wednesday 2 April in 2014.

Homicide detectives understand the 34-yearold was heard speaking to a man in nearby Oleander Street overnight between 1 and 2 April, hours before her body was found.

“We’ve had information provided that Rani had been speaking to someone in the street and we believe that was a male,” Detective Senior Sergeant Steve McIntyre said.

“We’ve got a male voice, described to us as being engaged in a conversation with Rani overnight on the night of her death, at this stage we don’t have any other details about that person.

“There’s no indication that the voice was engaged in an argument, it was a calm voice from what’s been described to us.

“We don’t know whether this is a person of interest to the actual murder or someone who is a witness who can give us some further information about Rani’s movements on the night.”

Detectives have also released a photo of Ms Featherston as well as CCTV footage of her in

Police conduct a search of the drains in Doveton. a business premises in Robinson Street the day before her killing.

Police set up an information caravan on Thursday and also conducted a search of the drains in Oleander Street.

“We’re re-focusing from our earlier searches we conducted in the area of Lace Street where the murder took place, just in the chance that a

weapon or some other item of interest might still exist in the drains,” Det Sen Sgt McIntyre said.

He said police had had information about the male voice “for some time” but were working through a number of other avenues of inquiry and “this is where we’re at at this stage”.

“It is concerning, particularly for the local residents of the Doveton and Eumemmerring area,”

Det Sen Sgt McIntyre said “We just don’t have any answers for them and we don’t have any answers for the family at this point in time.

“Her family are struggling with her death, they’re looking for answers.”

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

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‘Radical’ solutions heard at inquest

Fear of beheading

Numan Haider - “In a split second he was on me.“

By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A FEDERAL Police agent has told a coronial inquest that he was certain that teenage terror suspect Numan Haider was “going to cut my head off”.

In his witness statement, Officer B told the Coroners’ Court on 17 March that Haider had attacked him soon after they met and shook hands outside Endeavour Hills police station on 23 September 2014.

The agent had been looking inside a silver car that Haider arrived in when his Victoria Police colleague asked Haider to empty his pockets.

Officer B heard Haider question why that had to be done, and then heard a yell.

When the officer looked up, he saw Haider holding a knife.

“In a split second he was on me.”

Then Officer B “shut down”, according to his statement tendered to coroner John Olle.

He had no audio perception, he couldn’t tell if he was being stabbed or slashed and in what order things were happening.

He recalled his eye bled heavily, the blood ran down his face but he didn’t feel pain.

Haider then moved around behind Officer B’s head. The agent went down to the ground and reached for his gun but could not release it.

“I remember thinking at the time Haider moved behind my head that he was going to kill me.

“I had known of a fatwa from a few days before suggesting that AFP and military should be killed and beheaded.

“All of that went through my mind as I was on the ground.”

Had a Victoria Police detective not shot the at-

tacker “I am sure that Haider would have cut my throat and cut my head off”, Officer B stated.

That detective “certainly saved my life”, he stated.

Officer B’s “first audio” recollection was of the fatal gunshot which felled Haider instantaneously.

Officer B was taken to The Alfred hospital with a stab wound to the centre of his chest, requiring surgery to his liver.

His shoulder muscle had been cut in half by two other stabs and was sewn together. He required a full shoulder reconstruction.

The officer was also cut over his left eye and down a side of his face.

“I don’t think we could have done anything else than what we did,” his statement said.

“There was just not any time to react.”

TERRORISM expert Greg Barton is informed by 27 years’ expertise in Islamic political thought and movements.

He had no simple, easy answer on why teenager Numan Haider was apparently radicalised and stabbed two police officers before he was fatally shot in front of Endeavour Hills police station on 23 September 2014.

“There’s a risk in everything we do, including not doing something,” he said.

Professor Barton appeared at Haider’s coronial inquest at the County Court on 11 March.

Rachel Ellyard, counsel assisting the coroner, posed to Professor Barton that this might not have happened had Haider not been aware of police interest in him.

What if his room had not been searched by police without his permission on the day of the attack or what if police had not been intent on meeting him that same day, she asked.

Maybe this “pushed” Haider into doing something he “might not have been prepared to do”, Ms Ellyard said.

Professor Barton told presiding coroner John Olle that police tried to do the right thing. They followed up on something they were concerned about.

“They did not rush into arrest, did not prejudge,” he said.

“It was well intentioned and appropriate.”

But “knowing what we know now” perhaps police could do things differently, he said, such as eschewing uniforms and making meetings with at-risk teens as low-key as possible.

Eighteen-year-old Haider was allegedly told by his family and ASIO officers to quit visiting Al-Furqan Islamic Centre bookshop in Springvale South and not to associate with a certain friend who attended Al-Furqan.

Al-Furqan was formed by Sheik Harun Mehicevic who had earlier been thrown out of a Bosnian mosque in Noble Park.

Professor Barton said a “troubled” Haider appeared to be part of a circle of friends who gathered at the bookstore, perhaps out of “youthful rebellion”.

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A FEDERAL agent has described to a coronial inquest how he discovered teenager Numan Haider was shot in the head in front of Endeavour Hills police station on 23 September 2014.

Officer C, who can’t be identified, told the Coroners’ Court hearing on 16 March that two colleagues in a joint counter-terrorism taskforce agreed to meet Haider in the car park on the evening of the shooting.

One of those members - a federal agent ‘Officer B’ - returned into the station’s foyer soon after, clutching the right side of his head.

Officer C saw from a monitor inside the station that the agent was distressed, and ran to the foyer with another federal agent.

In the foyer, he saw a large gash on the side of Officer B’s head and asked a female citizen to phone triple-zero.

Officer B said something to the effect of “he’s been shot”, Officer C stated to the inquest.

Another federal agent, Officer D, stated to the inquest on 16 March that he also ran to Officer B in the foyer and found him bleeding from his head and stomach.

“Haider went to shake my hand and then he just stabbed me,” Officer B allegedly told him.

Officer C then went to the car park and found the other JCCT member, Officer A, standing and his weapon drawn.

Officer A - a Victoria police detective - was facing Haider, who was lying on the ground on his back about four metres away.

Officer A, who said he’d fired the fatal shot, indicated that his shaking, cut left arm had been stabbed by Haider.

“The crook stabbed me,” Officer A said - or words to that effect - according to the statement.

Haider had a large “trauma wound” to his head and appeared dead, Officer C stated.

Officer C believed at the time Haider was holding a metallic object the length of a ruler.

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The JCTT had allegedly requested the meeting with Haider to talk about the teen yelling and waving an Islamist banner in Dandenong Plaza five days earlier.

They also wanted to ascertain his security threat level, Officer C stated.

It was decided Haider would be met in front of the police station by a Victoria police officer and a federal police agent to build rapport and check him for weapons.

Two other JCTT members, Officer C and another federal agent, would wait inside.

“We didn’t want to intimidate Numan by having all four of us in the car park,” Officer C said in a statement tendered to Coroner John Olle.

“We wanted a low key, softly-softly approach, in particular given that we didn’t have the power or the basis to arrest Numan.”

About 7.32pm, Haider phoned to say he had arrived and was waiting in the car park. His arrival was sooner than anticipated and “caught me by surprise”, Officer C said.

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Don’s life of hope lives on

By CASEY NEILL PASTOR Don Cameron sewed a prevailing hope into the Dandenong community.

“That hope continues in a lot of people. He showed them that there is something bigger.”

These words from Shane Varcoe, Don’s friend of more than 10 years, joined an outpouring of grief and gratitude following the Cornerstone Contact Centre co-ordinator’s shock passing on Sunday 13 March.

His death at age 45 came just a month after doctors found fast-spreading cancers throughout his body.

“Both him and I are Christians and very strong in our faith,” Mr Varcoe said.

“It informed our heart for the community and our heart for people.

“This was not a job for Don. “This was a mission and one that was about people.”

Don devoted 25 years of his life to Cornerstone, becoming involved before the Dandenong outreach service even opened its doors.

“It wasn’t really an organisation. It was a movement,” Mr Varcoe said.

“It continually evolved. It always was inclusive.

“That’s the beauty about what Don’s done, is that it doesn’t end with Don. “The hope has been instilled not just in the people, but in the process.”

Former Cornerstone coordinator Pastor Max Walker remembers meeting a 20-yearold Don.

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“I saw tremendous potential in him,” he said.

“I mentored him and fostered him up until I left Cornerstone in 2010.

“I earmarked him for the takeover when I left and he lived up to every expectation that I had.

“He had a real empathy for people. He always went the extra mile for them.

“He visited people in jail that no one else would go and see.”

Mr Walker said Don mentored many teenagers, some who were now Cornerstone volunteers.

“Anybody who came through the door, it didn’t matter what state they were in, he treated them with respect,” he said.

“I’m proud to be his friend and mentor.”

He said Don also had a mischievous sense of humour and was a good practical joker.

“We’ll miss his smile, his sense of humour, his love for the people of Dandenong,” he said.

The Cornerstone board said that Don invested his life in others and his legacy was profound.

The man likely to step into the co-ordinator role, Pastor Michael Eggleton, said Don was full of love and compassion.

“His example remains for all of us,” he said.

“He was always looking out for the homeless, for the needy, and was always ready to help them.”

The City of Casey and City of Greater Dandenong each paused for a minute during their Tuesday 15 March council meetings to reflect on Don’s contribution to the community.

Cr Jim Memeti said his endeavours to provide swags to the homeless must have saved many lives.

Cr John Kelly has looked after the plumbing at Cornerstone for several years and said Don was “a beautiful man”.

“We’re lucky that we had this man within our city,” he said.

Cr Matthew Kirwan said: “If only we could achieve so much in our lifetimes as he achieved in a short 45 years.”

Dandenong MP Gabrielle Williams said Don’s smile said it all - positive, caring and reassuring.

“He maintained those qualities even as he confronted the seriousness of his illness,” she said.

“I enjoyed a few Facebook exchanges with him last week and he was positive - positive about the future of Cornerstone and upbeat about his own journey.”

Cards to Don’s wife, Jo, and two daughters can be sent to Cornerstone Contact Centre, PO Box 358, Dandenong, Victoria, 3175.

A memorial service to celebrate Don’s life will be held at Faith Christian Church, 307 Gladstone Road, Dandenong North, at 2pm on Wednesday 23 March.

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Pastor is still watching over me LISA Yates has suffered more than her share of hard knocks - just about every one you could imagine.

Staunch supporters were rare at her many rocky points, but one was Cornerstone’s late pastor Don Cameron, the Dandenong South mum said.

Over the years he had written her letters of support to the Department of Housing, donated and delivered a bed, and was safe counsel when she was bashed by a former partner.

In one of his testimonies in 2013, he stuck up for her as she sought to move from a cramped one-room bed-sit to a larger home.

“She feels helpless as she can’t find another place to live,” Mr Cameron wrote.

“I am hoping that you will be able to help her find more suitable accommodation so she can return to her normal healthy self.”

Ms Yates’s partner Jason said he was able to get his life on track because of Mr Cameron’s unyielding support.

“I gave him a lot of bad attitude but he was always there to help,” Jason said.

One of Ms Yates’s prized possessions is a hot-pink Bible that Mr Cameron gave her two years ago.

“He’s amazing. He was

Lisa Yates covets her Bible, a personal gift from the late Don Cameron.

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“He’s still watching over us.”

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DANDENONG Mon March 21st 7.30 Reflective Service with Holy Communion Tues March 22nd 7.30 Reflective Service with Holy Communion Wed March 23rd 7.30 Reflective Service with Holy Communion Maundy Thursday 24th March 6pm Foot Washing Service + Meal Good Friday 25th March 10.00am Good Friday Service Noon 3pm Three Hour Service led by Fr Jeffrey Parker Easter Day 27th March 8am and 10am “He is Risen” with the Lighting of the Fire and Holy Communion

Enquiries 9793 3898 Glenn Munso (left) has been a brother and a mentor to Nick Arena.

NICK Arena was already waiting for Glenn.

After several years battling drug addiction, 25-year-old Nick knew something had to give.

Nick’s mum had told him about Glenn, a Hallam-based personal trainer who had recently started up the Youth You program to help and guide disenchanted youths in the throes of drug addiction.

Within hours of speaking to his mum, Nick drove to the Hallam warehouse and was waiting for Glenn before the personal trainer got there.

That was just over a year ago.

“I signed up straight away,” Nick told Star News.

“That night I came straight away. I was in a s*** position, I didn’t know what to do and where to go.

“But I got given this opportunity and I just took it.”

Nick admits his life reached close to rock bottom before he could accept the realisation that something had to change.

Since the age of about 18, Nick had been using drugs, including ecstasy, speed, marijuana and ice, and he said he honestly reckoned he be dead if “I didn’t start the program”.

Glenn helped Nick acknowledge how much “stress and hurt” he felt he’d put on his mum and his girlfriend at the time, and as hard as it was to confront his demons, Nick believes it was the only way to save himself.

“When I first met Glenn, he gave me a sheet of paper and I had to write down why I was here, wanting to do the program,” Nick said.

“That was really confronting, it was really hard to read it.”

However, since joining the program more than 12 months ago, Nick has changed his life for the better.

He hasn’t used drugs in over a year, he hasn’t touched a cigarette in almost a year and he’s working hard as a builder while pursuing his passion for jiu-jitsu.

Nick is just one of the success stories to have emerged from Glenn’s program.

Glenn, 28, is a former drug dealer and addict, himself, who started the Youth You program in 2014 while also running his gym.

The Youth You Program currently caters for about 20 kids who participate in a weekly mentoring session with Glenn as well as gym classes three times a week.

Glenn ensures he is constantly contactable for them via his mobile phone and a private Facebook group.

He said the incredible personal development of early members of the group like Nick had now allowed them the capacity to help Glenn in passing on their lessons to others.

“I’m so impressed with how far he’s come, he’ grown mentally and spiritually,” Glenn said of Nick.

“He’s following his passion, doing jiu-jitsu.

“He’s raised the standards of his life.”

Nick looks up to Glenn not only as a mentor but as a brother, and he’s eager to help others in the same way.

“If I can help these guys and they can help other people, it’ll be like a ripple effect,” Nick said.

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JACK JOHNSON IS THE AUTHOR OF WHEN THE CLOCK STRIKES, A FASCINATING ACCOUNT OF GROWING UP IN DANDENONG, HIS YEARS TENDING TO THE CITY’S PIPES AND DRAINS AS A PLUMBER AND BRINGING UP A FAMILY WITH WIFE FRANCES IN THEIR BELOVED HOME IN MACPHERSON STREET.

Holy hill was home for town's churches IN 1936 we watched Dr Hart’s home Benga being built on land in McCrae Street.

That land backed onto Laurel Lodge in Langhorne Street.

It was the only vacant piece of land remaining in the block bounded by McCrae, Langhorne, Foster and Wilson streets and an area originally referred to as Church Hill because it contained St James Anglican Church, St Mary’s Catholic Church and on the corner of Foster Street and Langhorne Street opposite St Mary’s original church, the Presbyterian (Scott’s) Church.

The front of the brick Presbyterian Church faced Langhorne Street.

A weatherboard hall ran across the back of the church and was entered from Foster Street.

The church tennis courts were on the corner of Foster Street and Pultney Street and the tiled-roof weatherboard manse sat on the hillside next to the tennis courts in Pultney Street facing the park.

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Today the whole area where the brick church, the hall and the tennis courts were now contains the new Metropolitan Law Courts.

The only other house between the manse and the unmade end of Wilson Street was a timber house set high on the grassy-banked track of Pultney Street.

It was a mixture in style between Victorian and Georgian with later additions of Federation.

It had a long corner verandah, an iron roof and fancy rendered chimneys and similar columns along the verandah.

Miss Taylor and her sister lived there. The front wire fence was com-

pletely engulfed by a variegated privet hedge.

We found that house to be a good place to flog school raffle and concert tickets and we were often sent there by the nuns to get bunches of Easter daisies for decorating St Mary’s Church for the Easter ceremonies.

The rest of the land in Pultney Street east of Foster Street was vacant and adjoined the police property in Wilson and Langhorne streets.

On the angled corner of Pultney Street, facing into Lonsdale Street, was the grocery shop of Mr Evans, one of the first places we would go for tobacco for dad and Uncle Gordon.

Next door to Mr Evans was Kelly’s motor and carriage paint shop.

Kelly’s carried out the painting and sign writing on vehicles from the coachbuilders in Walker Street across from the town hall.

They were skilled and their scroll

work and signage on the carriages and wagons was a work of art.

Today we would call them commercial artists or graphic designers.

I think there was originally a bootmaker in one of those shops on that corner which may have been part of the remains of Cobb and Co. The open brick drain had gone through part of their property.

On the Wilson Street end of the block that made up the area called Church Hill was the St James Anglican Church built in 1864.

Along with its associated buildings, it still remains today, plus a memorial porch which was added after World War II. Of the three churches on this block called Church Hill, St James is the only original one.

In 1857, seven years before the erection of St James Church, a fence was erected around the three acres on

the opposite corner of Langhorne and Wilson streets on which the original police camp was pitched.

A short time later a timber building was erected which included officers’ quarters, a watch-house and a lean-to used as a stable.

When we were kids the police station was still a weatherboard building and the home of the police sergeant.

The two-storey brick one came later. To the left of the police station stood the old handmade brick jail, stables and loft which still remain today and are heritage-listed.

On the end of the loft gable is a wooden door with a large beam cantilevered out from the wall above it.

On this beam hung a hook and pulley for hauling bales of straw and bags of chaff and oats into the loft storage area.

It was on this beam the big kids told us they hung crooks.

of Mrs Gray and her husband John, the parents of new-born triplets, who have no money, no home and no clothes.

We thought this one donation was of special mention.

A widow rang the Journal and said she was rearing a large family herself and knew just what the Gray’s, with their nine children, were up against.

She had furnishings, nothing wonderful but useful, which she wanted them to have.

Thank you Mrs Anonymous.

20 years ago 19 March 1996 Help “mall” for youth under way

The City of Greater Dandenong has signed and sealed its agreement with Pratt Industries to build a one-stop youth shop on council land.

The council last week released plans for a two story, 510 squares building on land at the back of its Dandenong Municipal Offices in Clow Street.

The centre, described by council as a shopping mall of youth services, will include council-run youth services.

The council will provide health and medical services, the National Prevention of Youth Suicidal Program, education advice...

5 years ago 14 March 2011 Oh glory, this exhibition is out of the box Full of frills and crochet, the glory box has vanished from modern marriages.

A Springvale exhibition will explore the handmade crafts that women of yesteryear collected in the hope of getting married.

Items were made by hand and included baby and children’s garments, hats, napkins, tablecloths and other items for the marital home.

- Compiled by the Dandenong and District Historical Society

LOOKING BACK their Christmas stockings.

“I only hope we will be home by next Xmas.

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“I can assure you it gave us quite as much pleasure to receive it as you did in sending it.

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By LACHLAN MOORHEAD THE proprietor of a restaurant in Hallam has been stung with a $10,000 fine and 150 hours of community service after pleading guilty to 37 charges for not complying with the Food Act. The proprietor of A Taste of Italy, located in Spring Square, faced the Dandenong Magistrates’ Court last month in relation to 43 charges of non-compliance under the Act. The charges included seafood being stored in a dishwashing sink, mouse excrement found in cupboards, and food being stored in tea towels in such a way that presented the

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possibility of cross contamination.

The proprietor pled guilty to 37 of the charges and was convicted and placed on a 12 month community corrections order in which they are required to undertake 150 hours of unpaid community work.

The proprietor was also ordered to pay part of Casey council’s costs, fixed to the amount of $10,000.

“Council takes food safety seriously and continues to be proactive in ensuring that food sold in Casey is safe and suitable for human consumption,” Mayor Sam Aziz said.

“Council is committed to working with the local food industry to ensure compliance with the Act, undertaking regular food inspections and conducting free food safety information sessions throughout the year to protect the health and safety of our local residents.

“Council urges all food business operators to ensure they’re aware of and are adhering to the strict legislation and requirements under the Act, or expect to face hefty penalties.”

For more information regarding food safety and regulations in Victoria, visit www. health.vic.gov.au/foodsafety.

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Councillor John Kelly successfully moved a notice of motion on the issue at the Tuesday 15 March council meeting.

The letter will also include

a request for a review of traffic and pedestrian movements along and across Foster Street between Lonsdale and McCrae streets and suitable traffic treatments.

“The officers have fought and gone into bat for us for two or three years over this intersection,” Cr Kelly said.

“It certainly is frustrating.

“I hope the minister can take this on board.

“I hope that after all these years that we can get something to happen that will be of benefit

to the community.”

Cr Kelly said his concern was with the right-turn ban from Foster into Lonsdale in the morning peak.

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Street at the centre

Good for little behinds

"APEX Street, Dandenong North, seems a world away from the brawls, car jackings and armed robberies linked to a street gang of the same name.

This tidy, quiet neighbourhood has few problems, apart from a household's termite outbreak and a general water outage.

Residents who spoke to Star News are puzzled how the Apex Gang emerged.

The first they'd heard of the gang - and the link with their address - were news reports of the affrays that marred Moomba on 12 March.

Seyjohn Gunaratna said he hadn't detected any "trouble" since he moved into the street six years ago. He'd once heard of a shop break-in several blocks away.

Danni Tabbaa was also oblivious to the street's crime connection. She was particularly annoyed by the publicity's timing, just as her family are trying to sell their unit.

"Hopefully our buyers don't watch the news," she said.

Greater Dandenong councillor John Kelly said residents - as well as a lot of good people in African communities - had been unfairly tarnished by the gang's misdeeds.

THE City of Casey is holding a free expo on how the modern cloth nappy can benefit local families and the environment.

The annual expo aims to promote cloth nappy use and showcase the different brands, styles and benefits of cloth nappies.

There will also be organic foods, sustainably produced toys and other green products for sale at the event on Saturday 19 March, from 9am to 2pm, at the Casey Civic Centre.

Casey mayor Sam Aziz said the council advocated for the use of cloth nappies due to their environmental and financial benefits.

“Disposable nappies, which are made mainly from oil, a non-renewable resource, wood pulp and a host of different chemicals, contribute more than two tonnes of waste per child to landfill, which take hundreds of years to break down,“ he said.

Casey offers a monthly rebate draw for residents who purchase cloth nappies.

“If they send in their receipts for cloth nappies, they have a monthly chance to win half of their purchase price back, up to the value of $300,” Cr Aziz said.

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It reminded Cr Kelly of the long-gone though still notorious 3175 gang, which named itself after Dandenong's postcode.

"Generally (Apex Street) is a nice little street and the people there are good people.

"As residents we’re sick and tired of their brutality regardless of their nationalities and ages.' Cr Kelly said one incident like the brawl could undo the council's hard work to build a positive reputation for "our city".

"If one is found guilty of these crimes they should pay the price for their action - heavier jail terms and even deportation."

Police say the gang began with young South Sudanese people in Dandenong.

Its members have been charged with a fatal hit and run, car jackings, armed robberies and home burglaries in recent months.

A mass of arrests landed the gang's ringleaders in Parkville juvenile detention late last year. They have since been released and the spates of car thefts and burglaries have started again.

In a blog on 16 March, Chief Commissioner Graham Ashton said Apex broadened when it merged with another gang; its members crossed several ethnic groups.

Most members were born in Australia.

"But if people think their police are going soft on gangs because they are of one ethnic background or another, they are wrong."

New hope for redemption for Apex members

By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS

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A YOUTH services director says Apex Gang members are far from a “lost cause” in response to calls for the deportation of offenders involved in Moomba brawls, car jackings and home burglaries.

Warren Eames, a Dandenong- based services director at YSAS, said they should face the consequences but “simply washing our hands of the problem is short-sighted”.

“I would hope our first instinct is taking responsibility collectively as a community for those young people to find a

positive path.

“Surely our community can cope with supporting those young people.”

The Apex Gang, whose members are reportedly as young as 12 and from a range of ethnic backgrounds, have been linked to spates of aggravated burglaries, armed robberies, car thefts and an alleged culpable driving incident.

Violent brawls between Apex and Islander 23 gangs marred Moomba in Melbourne’s CBD on 12 March.

The affrays prompted Premier Daniel Andrews to declare:

“It does not matter who you are, your circumstances, your background, if you break the law you feel the full force of the law.”

YSAS helps young people across a range of cultural backgrounds get back on track, including Apex members and others before the courts.

Mr Eames describes the recent “against the odds” success story of a young asylum seeker in Melbourne’s south-east, who was “struggling” with similar issues.

The youth was nursed through a year of schooling with the help of a support network in-

cluding YSAS. He graduated as “student of the year” at his high school.

Mr Eames said that there was often complex health and social issues underlying their clients.

“There’s no question when there’s that type of affray (during Moomba) and offending it has absolutely got to be policed.

“But the bigger challenge for the community is how we understand the root cause of that sort of disengagement.

“What’s led good young people down that type of offending?”

Young refugees can struggle

to settle, Mr Eames said.

They have to make the transition into mainstream education, fit into a new culture and find their own identity.

Most adapt really well but a “cohort” struggle to get along and take part in the community, Mr Eames said.

Their income is low, their employability is limited and they find it difficult to find a way back into the system.

“They are not only isolated from the mainstream but from their own communities and families.”

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By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS VITAL facts on English classes are fingertips away for asylum seekers in the south-east.

The newly-launched English for Asylum Seekers’ Network app answers a crying need for an accessible up-to-date list of the scores of Englishlanguage class tutors and providers in Greater Dandenong.

The app was developed mainly by volunteers at the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre and led by project manager Andrea Kenny over the past six months.

Ms Kenny adapted a schools app template for an easy-to-use list for students, tutors and class providers.

It lists classes by location and by day of the week, with individualised maps and photos to help find the venues.

The information is thoughtfully translated into a host of languages with

details on class costs, class levels, child care, website links and contacts.

There are several handy applications for this app. If there’s a last-minute class time-change or cancellation, students can be sent notifications on their phone.

Suitable alternative classes can also be found in seconds, if necessary.

When time-tabling, providers can look up class times across the region to ensure there are no clashes.

Ms Kenny has further volunteered to keep the app’s listings up to date, and to send out timely notifications.

ASRC training co-ordinator Simon Dalton said no one had the time to put such a handy resource together until Ms Kenny’s intervention.

“A lot of our clients have phones, and their phones are their life-savers.

“They allow them to get in touch with their families back home, on plans that allow them the maximum time to

speak to their families.”

Mr Dalton said in the past, the task of keeping clients posted on their classes was “a bit of a mess”.

“There was just so many people and information changed so often - we needed to be digital.”

Tutor Nora McClosky had called for the co-ordination of the region’s hodgepodge of English classes for the past 10 years.

“We’re making history,” she ebulliently told the launch party.

She described the app as an important “first step”.

There was talk of Monash Health developing a more comprehensive - and expensive - app in the next two years, listing all asylum seeker services in the region.

The EAS Network app is available at the App Store (Apple) or Play Store (Android).

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Police have released CCTV images of the car and the thieves in the hope that someone can identify them.

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2. What has been the most memorable moment(s) of your life to date?

Seeing and being a part of the birth of my four children.

3. If you had to choose, what would your last meal on Earth be?

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4. If you could witness any event, past, present or future, what would it be?

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5. What is your favourite television show?

QI.

6. What is your favourite book?

War and Peace or Collingwood, Our History.

Both books have a lot in common.

7. You are hosting a dinner party and can invite six guests, dead or alive. Who would they be?

Homer Simpson, Mahatma Gandhi, Harold Holt, Richard Dawkins,

Albert Einstein and my father (dec 2006).

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IT’S NONE OF OUR BUSINESS BUT… A $1000 REWARD is now being offered for a missing Persian cat which disappeared from its Endeavour Hills home more than three weeks ago.

The Squishies Flat Faced Cat Rescue group have posted the reward on Facebook, along with a photo of the missing 13-year-old cat named Mabel, who was last seen at her foster home in Cantala Court on Friday 19 February.

“Mabel has been missing for three weeks now, and we are absolutely distraught,” the post reads.

“There have been no sightings despite extensive searching and flyer dropping.

“We are offering a $1000 reward for Mabel’s safe return, no questions asked.

“We just want our girl back.”

Mabel is microchipped and de-sexed, and it’s believed she could be hiding under or around homes, or in gardens, sheds or garages.

“We are worried, sick and desperate to find Mabel,” the post states.

For more information, visit www.facebook. com/SquishiesFlatFacedCatRescue.

MORE than 600 people enjoyed Cultures in Casey at Wilson Botanic Park in Berwick on Sunday and were able to dabble in a range of foods, drinks and entertaining acts from across the globe.

Event-goers enjoyed food from more than five countries and danced the night away to music from Scotland, China, Samoa, Ghana, India, and Sri Lanka.

STAR News has heard reports of a “revolting” smell in Lyndhurst.

Apparently it comes and goes and has locals shutting their windows and doors to keep it out. Do you live with the stench? Contact journalist, Georgia Westgarth on, georgia.westgarth@starnewsgroup.com.au to tell your stinky tale.

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Holden Street Car Show when the sausage sizzle’s key component ran dry.

So the Rotary Club of Endeavour Hills has made sure visitors will be able to snap up a snag throughout this year’s event.

They’ve bought more than enough meat to last the day and will deliver any leftovers to Cornerstone Contact Centre.

TAKE a Swing for Charity this year raised close to $55,000 for State Schools’ Relief Fund (SSRF).

The organisation provides uniforms, clothing, shoes and other materials to children attending government schools.

The annual SEBN golf day was this year held on 22 February and over the past six years has raised more than $250,000.

Last year SSRF received $44,000 from the event which paid for school equipment and uniforms for 679 students from 17 local schools.

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Your Community Happy Easter from Noble Park Community Centre The Committee and Staff at Noble Park Community Centre would like to wish the entire NPCC Community a Happy Easter. We hope everyone has an enjoyable and safe Easter Break.

A reminder that the Centre Office will be closed from Thursday 24th March 2016 and will re-open on Tuesday 29th March 2016.

Noble Park Community Centre: Ph: 9547 5801

Photography with a DSLR Camera This program is designed to enhance your knowledge of the use and understanding of digital SLR cameras.

A photographic critique of learner’s images will be covered within this program along with most aspects of DSLR cameras.

You need to bring your own DSLR camera to the program, we do not supply any cameras.

A minimum of 8 is required to start the program, bring a friend or two to receive a discount.

Level: Beginners When: Term 2 - 5 weeks Time: Wednesday evenings: 5:30pm – 8:30pm Fee: $110

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Try out a different exercise every 6-8 weeks. Weekly classes run during school term & include Zumba, Tai Chi, Yogasana & fitball. Suits beginners and all fitness levels. Wear comfy clothes and shoes. Cost - gold coin donation. Tuesdays 12noon to 1pm at Springvale Neighbourhood House.

Springvale Neighbourhood House: Phone: 9548 3972

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make classes fun and interesting. Students participate in community development projects run by the Centre, have unique opportunity to develop important networks and start building up their professional reputation. We DO NOT subscribe anyone to any loans. New enrolments are taken now.

Springvale Learning and Activity Centre. Ph: 9547 2647

Do you dread going digital in your everyday chores? Does the invasion of social media disconnect you from socialising with your friends and family? Well Wellsprings for Women is launching a support program for you, comprised of 10 workshops (every Thursday) to meet your digital needs and provide you with activities and hand-on-experience to explore the world of technology.

When: Thursdays (starting February 18th, 2016), Time: 12:30 pm – 2:30 pm Where: Wellsprings for Women, 79 Langhorne Street, Dandenong. For more details, please contact (03) 9701 3740.

Looking forward to meeting you all on our introductory ‘Meet & Greet’ session on February 18th.

Wellsprings for Women Ph: 9701 3740

Badminton Ages 15+ Social group for beginners and advanced.

When: Mondays 7:30pm – 9:30pm Cost: $5.00 per session Noble Park Community Centre: Ph: 9547 5801

Study for a Diploma Springvale Learning and Activities Centre offers Diploma of Community Services (Case Management), Diploma of Community Development, business, computer, cultural cooking and more programs.

Springvale Learning and Activity Centre. Ph: 9547 2647

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Dandenong Market will be trading on Thursday 24 March (Easter Thursday) from 7am – 4pm, and closed on Friday 25 March (Easter Friday).

You’d be hoppin’ mad to miss out on Dandenong Market’s free activities for the whole family this Easter: find the Easter Bunny at the Market on 24, 26 and 27 March and score an Easter egg, free kid’s craft workshops and an awesome Easter display with a giant bunny.

Digital Literacy programs for Seniors will assist you to improve your knowledge of using mobile phones, ipads, tablets and laptop computers.

Programs will be short in duration, hands on and will cover topics that will assist Seniors to manage more aspects of their lives and remain connected to their families, friends and communities.

Classes: Tuesday 9:15am – 12:15pm Thursday 12:15pm – 3:15pm Dandenong Neighbourhood House Inc – Phone 9792 5298

Dandenong Market: cnr Clow and Cleeland Street, Dandenong. www.dandenongmarket.com.au

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Starting Wednesday April 13th. (3hours).

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All roads lead to world fare MORE than 35,000 people packed into Dandenong Market for the Dandenong World Fare - up 10,000 on last year.

The market became a pop-up street food bazaar for the fifth annual fare on Sunday 13 March.

The free Melbourne Food and Wine Festival event showcased the region’s best multicultural cuisine.

Live entertainment included cooking demonstrations and performances from flamenco, Brazilian and Indian dancers in colourful costumes.

Chloe, 5, sits on the shoulders of mum Gloria Docherty watching live music.

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Vascular lesions: These lesions can include port wine stains, broken capillaries, diffuse redness, haemangioma and cherry angioma. They can occur in many sizes and shapes and can be found all over the body. Most skin types are easily treated with the correct energy output for your individual complexion.

WHAT’S NEW: Skin resurfacing: Fractional laser for skin resurfacing is available to treat light and dark skin, knock out those deepest wrinkles, improve the most challenging scars and help correct a variety of other skin imperfections. Treatments are well tolerated without lengthy recovery times.

Leg Veins: As we age valves in our leg veins become less efficient, so less blood is pumped back from the legs. this means blood vessels in our legs become larger, darker and more visible. Smaller vessels can be improved by Nd:Yag laser using a precisely calculated pulse of laser energy directed to the leg vein vessel being treated Glycolic Peels: If laser therapy is not for you there are other options! Glycolic Peels are a specific technique for skin renewal that help remove the damaged layer of surface skin cells revealing fresh skin, stimulating cell turnover and encouraging anti-aging effects in the skin layers. A series of glycolic acid peels can help the skin appear healthier, smoother, plumper, firmer, less oily and more even toned.

All treatments are tailored to the individual and are safe, effective and affordable!

Dandenong Dermatology Centre offers your first assessment consultation for free!

To arrange an appointment just call 9791 3455.

Dandenong Dermatology Centre

Medical Grade Laser

■ Sun Damage: Rejuvenate your skin for a lighter and more youthful appearance!

■ Age Spots: Those blemishes on the backs of your hands can be removed permanently!

■ Red Facial Veins: Redness and rosacea can be treated with little or no side effects!

■ Dermablend Corrective Cosmetics: Dermablend is now available at Dandenong Dermatology Centre so if laser is not for you, those skin imperfections can still be helped by our nurse matching the corrective make-up to your skin tone!

■ Vascular Marks: Instant cosmetic results can be achieved with minimal pain!

DANDENONG DERMATOLOGY CENTRE

First Consultation Free 9791 3455 Unit 1/110 David Street, Dandenong

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■ Pigmentation/Melasma: A very common skin condition that is treatable!

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Run for fun and funds IT WAS race day in Endeavour Hills this week.

On Tuesday the students and staff from Chalcot Lodge Primary School participated in the Adidas School Fun-Run, with proceeds going towards The Fund-raising Group.

The Fundraising Group is a familyowned organisation that creates fund-raising ideas for schools across Australia and New Zealand.

Star News photographer STEWART CHAMBERS stopped by the event to capture all the action. 151097

Prep teacher Stephanie leads the pack.

Baturay had his racing shoes on.

Xavier races ahead.

Natalie had fun during the run.

South฀Eastern฀Private฀Hospital฀ has been serving the needs of the local community since 1971.

Since then, community health needs have changed, the hospital has been refurbished and now proudly offers;

• State of the art rehabilitation services including; Hydrotherapy pool, Gymnasiums and comprehensive Allied services •฀General฀medical฀&฀medical฀oncology •฀Palliative฀care฀•฀Day฀oncology฀•฀Sleep฀centre ... and coming soon in mid 2016 a new 60 bed mental health clinic.

TAC, Workcover and DVA patients welcome. All Enquiries call 9549 6555

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*Privately, self insured & DVA patients are welcome into South Eastern Private Hospital. Self funding patients should contact the hospital for a fee estimate.

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ULTIMATE FAMILY HAVEN IN CENTRAL LOCATION \ 2 WATT STREET, SPRINGVALE Immaculately presented and finished with quality, this contemporary sanctuary is perfect for those seeking a relaxed family lifestyle. Embodying sophisticated modern living, aesthetically pleasing facade and in a desirable street, its advantageous location is a short stroll to the new Springvale Train Station, central shops and local schools.

Sitting on a rectangular allotment of 700 square metres (approximate), in the Residential Growth Zone, the residence comprises of: · A warm and inviting formal lounge, cathedral ceiling and light-filled; · Combined open family and dining areas ideal for daily practicality; · Warm timber kitchen equipped with plenty of cupboards and gas appliances; · Twenty years young and spread over single level; · Four bedrooms, two bathrooms and two toilets; · Ducted heating, split-system air-cons; · Huge yard that paved all around providing low-maintenance living; and · Ample car spacing all around the home.

Sure to leave you with a lasting impression, don’t miss out on the opportunity to live in this perfect, exclusive residence. Situated only a short distance from all amenities, this is a once in a lifetime chance.

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SPRINGVALE Right in the heart of Springvale, this grand real estate opportunity will appeal to developers, business owners and investors.

Zoned in Residential Growth Zone (high density zoning) and desirably located with everything at your doorstep, it’s the most ideal property to run your own clinic, build townhouses or apartments (subject to council approval) and the like.

Surrounded by vibrant shopping, a business precinct, train station and all amenities, it’s too good a chance to pass up. You won’t encounter a property of this stature very often. Make sure you get in on it now!

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BARRY PLANT NOBLE PARK, 8710 0000 SOPHAL CHEA, 0478 111 168 20 DELAWARE DRIVE INSPECT: WEDNESDAY, 5PM-5.30PM AND SATURDAY, 11AM-11.30AM SALE BY SET DATE: TUESDAY, 12 APRIL, 5PM (UNLESS SOLD PRIOR) 20 DELAWARE DRIVE

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Inspect: Wednesday, 5pm-5.30pm and Saturday, 11am-11.30am Sale by set date: Tuesday, 12 April, 5pm (unless sold prior) Sit back and relax … that’s what you’ll be able to do with this four-bedroom home that has a quintessential charm and will provide your family a home that you’ll cherish for years to come. With sun-filled rooms from the bay windows, good-sized bedrooms, a double lock-up carport, multiple living zones, an open kitchen with easy access to the undercover alfresco plus garden beds and plenty of fresh produce that will have any master chef's attention. For a relaxed and easy living home in a quiet pocket of Dingley, this will be the one you can enjoy for a lifetime.

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9 TRINITY LANE, KEYSBOROUGH

5 CAMERON PLACE, KEYSBOROUGH

3 HARRINGTON CRESCENT, KEYSBOROUGH

75 CLARENDON DRIVE, KEYSBOROUGH

5 WATERFORD TERRACE, KEYSBOROUGH

21 EDGECOMB STREET, KEYSBOROUGH

4 ELLSWORTH STREET, KEYSBOROUGH

2 MAXFIELD ROAD, KEYSBOROUGH

17 FAIRTHORNE STREET, KEYSBOROUGH

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35 SCOTIA CRESCENT, KEYSBOROUGH

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HOME OF THE WEEK KEYSBOROUGH 45 CLARENDON DRIVE

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SOMERFIELD SOPHISTICATION This magnificent, single storey, Carlisle home presents a most liveable floorplan which provides spaces for both quiet contemplation and rowdy family get-togethers. Accommodation comprises 4 generously proportioned bedrooms, the master bedroom with en-suite bathroom and fitted walk-in robe, a second, centrally located family bathroom, a spacious formal sitting room, a striking, open plan kitchen with 900mm stainless gas cooker, glass splash back, dishwasher, built in microwave and loads of storage plus a second, much larger and more casual living room and dining area which looks out to and opens onto a delightful, fully decked and covered al fresco area under the roofline just perfect for year round entertaining of your family and friends. Some of this home’s many features include a wide entrance, high ceilings, gleaming tiled floors throughout, ducted heating, down lights throughout, 2 car lock up garage with remote controlled door, extensive, wrap-around decking at the rear, landscaped gardens and much more, all complete on perfect, north-facing 400m2 allotment. This elevated, single storey home sits proudly on highly regarded Clarendon Drive in the well-established Somerfield Estate, and is a minute to beautiful parkland and bike tracks and just a very short drive to Parkmore shop, bus stop and East Link.

Price: $700,000+ Inspect: Wednesday 5:00 - 5:30pm Le Hoa Wysham 0418 566 133

SPRINGVALE 767 HEATHERTON ROAD

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THE HOME OFFICE This beautifully renovated 3 bedroom home plus a study will make dreams come true for the first home buyer. Sited on a very generous 587m2 (approx) north-facing allotment and enjoying a high-profile main road location, this comprehensively updated and detailed home is also currently used as a nail salon, but is ideal for just about any other home occupation / home office use (STCA). Set up ideally for the young and growing family; here you can keep an eye on the kids whilst generating income at the same time!

The home comprises 3 spacious bedrooms all having built-in robes and served by a fully renovated bathroom.

There is a separate study, a sunken formal lounge, a large dining area and a very spacious kitchen with plenty of cupboards, a dishwasher and a big 900m commercial-style stove. There is also a large, family meals area.

The vast timber-decked alfresco area under a pergola enabling year round entertaining. Also outside are a large garden shed plus a single car garage and a double tandem carport. Features include gas ducted heating and 3 air conditioners, gleaming solid hardwood floors throughout plus premium tiling to all wet areas. This excellent home is sited within a short walk of Aldi Supermarket and Springvale Plaza shops, train station, bus stop and schools. It is also just 5 minutes’ drive to East link and all other amenities. Perfect for young families, first home buyers and investors alike.

Price: POA Inspect: Wednesday 4:00 - 4:30pm Le Hoa Wysham 0418 566 133

KEYSBOROUGH 28 STAFFORD STREET

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LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT

Price: $750,000+ Inspect: Wednesday 6:00 - 6:30pm

From your first steps inside this home, you will see yourself living here. Beautifully presented and comprehensively appointed; this immaculate, single storey near new home will win your heart. Set in a high demand location within the Somerfield Estate; it features 4 bedrooms, the spacious master bedroom with full en-suite bathroom and walk-in-robe, 2 living areas, quality carpet and floating floors throughout, formal lounge/sitting room, open plan kitchen equipped with stainless steel, 900mm oven and cooktop matched with waterfall stone benches, dishwasher and glass splash backs. Adjoining are the bright, sunny dining area and family room which open onto a fabulous, covered alfresco family entertaining area with a built-in-BBQ and bench seating, speakers, block-out blinds and ceiling fan. Extras include: ducted heating, ducted vacuum, evaporative cooling, security system, Large double garage with remote door and internal access plus beautiful landscaped gardens and aggregate driveway. The home is surrounded by quality properties and is within easy access to East Link, neighbourhood picnic parkland nearby, 5 minutes to Haileybury College and 10 minutes to Edithvale beach and station, making this home a perfect life style choice for both the young and growing family and empty nester alike.

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45-47 Wattle Drive Doveton

27 Doveton Avenue Eumemmerring

FANTASTIC INVESTMENT OR DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY

PRIME DEVELOPMENT SITE OR INVESTMENT

Two 3 bedroom homes set on a huge 1064m2 block with potential for further development at rear (STP).

Structurally sound, each home requires internal renovation but offers potential for an excellent income while obtaining a planning permit. Alternatively demolish the homes and re-develop the total site. Great location.

Auction Sat 2nd April at 11am Price $550,000+ Inspect Saturday 2-2.30pm Agent Neil Butler 0411 637 088

Elevated rectangular lot of 725m2 with existing 3 bed BV & double garage. Presently let at $1,516pcm provides income while obtaining a development permit. Retain existing & build a new unit behind or demolish & use site for up to 3 units (STP). Great access to schools, shopping centre & freeway access.

27 Burrows Avenue Dandenong Central

9 Henty Street Dandenong Central

PRIME LOCATION–Approx 711m2 LAND

DEVELOPER’S OPPORTUNITY! PERMIT APPROVED FOR 18 APARTMENTS OR SUIT TOWNHOUSES(STP)

Fantastic opportunity for someone who wants to develop or live in. This 4 br home features a large lounge, modern kitchen with lots of cupboards, DW, R/H & separate meals area. D/heating & evaporative cooling for year round comfort. Huge potential for multi-unit site (STP). Land size approx. 711m2 in high density growth zone. Minutes walk to hospital, schools & CBD. Develop or build your dream home in Central Dandenong.

Auction Sat 2nd April at 1pm Price Contact Agent Inspect By appointment Agent Chris Drieberg 0411 737 303

Only minutes walk to the market, plaza & CBD this 740m2 site has approval for 12 x 2 bedroom apartments & 6 x 1 bedroom apartments. Architect designed complex with 3 level building & basement carpark. Avoid delays & extra costs with this “ready to go” site. Finished project will sell

Auction Sat 2nd April at 12pm Price $420,000+ Inspect Saturday 1-1.30pm Agent Neil Butler 0411 637 088

Auction Sat 30th April at 1pm Price $700,000+ Inspect Saturday 12-12.30pm Agent Neil Butler 0411 637 088

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34/112-116 Princes Highway Dandenong

Units 4, 7 & 9/34 Ann Street Dandenong

FULLY RENOVATED APARTMENT

GREAT 1ST HOME OR INVESTMENT

This upstairs solid brick unit is ideal to live in or a great property for investment. Internally the brick walls have been rendered in neutral colours and the kitchen & bathroom have recently been replaced. Features high ceilings, loating timber loors & RC air conditioner to living area. As new blinds & security door complete the package. Quiet position at the rear of block plus carport on title. Hurry to inspect!

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$250,000+ Saturday 11-11.30am Jerome Mulholland 0401 060 804

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Choice of 3 as new 2 bedroom apartments in this small complex close to the market & shopping centre. Each offers open plan air conditioned living area with practical laminated kitchen including gas cooking, wall oven & dishwasher, tiled bathroom & separate laundry. Large balcony off lounge offers good views. Undercover security parking & entrance plus storage area. Each is let but possession is available.

Private Price Inspect Agent

$290,000+ Saturday 12-12.30pm Jerome Mulholland 0401 060 804

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1165 Stud Rd Rowville (Near Crn Wellington Rd)

1-4/22 Pickett Street Dandenong

LUXURY LIVING WITHOUT COMPROMISE

FOUR NEW TOWNHOUSES IN CENTRAL LOCATION

Beautifully designed, you’ll be spoilt for choice with a selection of 30 apartments & 8 executive town homes in this boutique development.

- Buy now & secure stamp duty savings up to $21,000(subject to value).

- Your choice of colour tones

Private Price Inspect Agent

$350,000+ By appointment Neil Butler 0411 637 088

Priced from $395,000 these new homes are great value as an investment or 1st home. Unit 1 has 3 bedrooms & separate drive. Other units offer 2 bedrooms plus open study. Include RC air conditioning, loor coverings, gas cooking & HWS plus landscaping. Close to station & shopping centre. Buy now for huge stamp duty savings.

Private Price Inspect Agent

$390,000+ By appointment Neil Butler 0411 637 088

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Springvale South 6 Montclair Close 290 m

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Street frontage, own driveway, one of only 2 on block. No body corporate fees 5 years young, open plan lifestyle, downstairs bedroom Timber decking and spacious yard offer outdoor living

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Inspect Sat 12:00pm

Harry Li 0414 216 699

Springvale 23 Birmingham Street 680 m

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03 8558 3000

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Top location close to Princes Highway, Springvale Road and Monash Freeway Charming 3 bedroom weatherboard home, easy to live or rent out Sizable land to fulfil your building/ subdivisional opportunities

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Harry Li 0414 216 699

Shane Ah-Kan 0433 301 502

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Hampton Park Unit 1 & 2 /4 Jeffrey Street

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Bright and sunny open plan living, meals & kitchen area Quality features throughout, boasting an expansive open plan living/meals area that ties in seamlessly with the compact kitchen, complete with breakfast bar Private north-easterly facing courtyard

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Dinesh Raghu 0431 131 157

Nickole Smirnov 0434 220 381

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family bathroom, separate toilet & laundry facilities Shop 13 Narelle Dr, Aspendale Gardens S/C VIC 3195

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Auction 9 Apr 11:00am Price Guide $550K - $600K Inspect Sat 3:00pm

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Medina D 0432 193 343

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38 sales, 40 new listings and a great auction clearance rate!

What a great result for the shortest month of the year!

Call our ofices today for a FREE market appraisal.

33 Bakers Road DANDENONG NORTH

1 Bellvue Court NOBLE PARK NORTH

12/74 Callander Road NOBLE PARK

193 Buckley Street NOBLE PARK

26 McKirdy Street SPRINGVALE

1/36 Jasper Street NOBLE PARK

1B/13 McFarlane Crescent DANDENONG

8/46 View Road SPRINGVALE

2 Lee Street NOBLE PARK

57 Moodemere Street NOBLE PARK

4 Heywood Grove ENDEAVOUR HILLS

51 Bloomield Road NOBLE PARK

56 Ellendale Road NOBLE PARK

Lot 12 | 130 Hanna Street NOBLE PARK

67 Timberglade Drive NOBLE PARK NORTH

157 Browns Road NOBLE PARK NORTH

25 Popes Road KEYSBOROUGH

40 Donald Street SPRINGVALE

2/29 Knox Street NOBLE PARK

1/8 Boyd Street DANDENONG NORTH

85 Kingsclere Crescent 6 Hidden Grove Boulevard KEYSBOROUGH KEYSBOROUGH

59 Liverpool Drive KEYSBOROUGH

74 Keating Crescent DANDENONG SOUTH

Lot 5 | 144 Stanley Road Lot 8 | 144 Stanley Road KEYSBOROUGH KEYSBOROUGH

260 Corrigan Road NOBLE PARK

21 Malmo Court KEYSBOROUGH

82 First Avenue DANDENONG NORTH

5/26 Noble Street NOBLE PARK

5/8-10 Hayden Road CLAYTON SOUTH

38 Sales in February

Lot 6 | 144 Stanley Road 42/473 Princes Highway NOBLE PARK KEYSBOROUGH

31 Andleon Way SPRINGVALE STH

29 Kuringgai Crescent KEYSBOROUGH

3 Conley Street NOBLE PARK

37 Theodore Avenue NOBLE PARK

7 Narellan Drive KEYSBOROUGH

ALL SALES MADE BY BARRY PLANTNOBLE PARK & KEYSBOROUGH OFFICES Disclaimer: Information contained herein is believed to be accurate at time of printing.

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NOBLE PARK 226 RAILWAY PARADE

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DANDENONG NORTH 2/17 SANDALA COURT

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Right in the Heart of it All! What a home… What a position… What an opportunity!

This is an exceptional family home that’s ready for you to make your memories, can simply be an exceptional investment with great future prospects as it lies on 610m2 (approx) for potential subdivision or can be used as a doctors surgery / commercial site (STCA). With 3 large BDRs, a central bathroom, double car garage, a free flowing living room plus a dining and meals area with kitchen.

A Brand New Beauty! Finally - a superbly well presented and amazingly outstanding brand new three bedroom unit with only two on the block has come on the market - and it’s ready for you to enjoy for years! Open living, sparkling finishes, a feature filled kitchen, great sized rooms plus a sun filled courtyard with low maintenance gardens. This is the dream unit you’ve been waiting for and with only two on the block, it’s private, serene and has your name written all over it.

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Saturday 9th April at 11am Contact Agent 10% Deposit. Balance 30/60/90 Days Sat 12:30 - 12:50pm Photo ID required Kush Chetri 0425 199 192 NOBLE PARK / SPRINGVALE 8710 0000

NOBLE PARK NORTH 8 ROULSTON COURT When looking for a family home, you have to ask yourself what features or amenities would be perfect. Would you want 4 BDRs, ensuite to MSTR with a WIR? Maybe you would love 2 living areas – how about the choice of 5 schools all within walking distance? If you want it all, this is the home!

PRICE INSPECT CONTACT

Wednesday 30th March at 5pm unless sold prior $440,000+ Sat 2 - 2:30pm Photo ID required Nalaka Weerakoon 0414 445 403 NOBLE PARK / SPRINGVALE 8710 0000

4a 2b 2c 2e Tuesday 5th April at 5pm INSPECT Sat 11:40am - 12pm Photo ID required PRICE $570,000+ CONTACT Mehmet Atesel 0419 333 553 NOBLE PARK / SPRINGVALE 8710 0000

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NOBLE PARK 1043 HEATHERTON ROAD

NOBLE PARK 1/6 BOWMAN STREET This immaculately presented home makes sophisticated example of contemporary design that radiates style & comfort. Featuring an open plan living with a gas open fire place, separate dining & spacious kitchen with sparkling stone benchtops, kitchen with direct access to an undercover deck + 3 robed BDRs.

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Plenty of Potential on 588m2 (approx). Developers, Renovators, Investors - this is the dream you’ve been searching for. A great sized corner block on a 588m2 (approx) parcel of land with an abundance of potential. This is your chance to start building for your future where you can detonate the weatherboard home and build multiple dwellings (STCA). You could also renovate the existing home & turn this into a superb castle. What an opportunity!

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Saturday 9th April at 1pm INSPECT Sat 12:30 - 1pm PRICE $390,000+ TERMS 10% Deposit. Balance 30/60 Days.

CONTACT Janina Ksiezycka 0422 991 439 NOBLE PARK / SPRINGVALE 8710 0000

PRICE TERMS INSPECT CONTACT

Saturday 9th April at 11:30am Contact Agent 10% Deposit. Balance 30/60 Days.

Wed 6:15 - 6:45pm & Sat 2:30 - 3pm Photo ID required Phong Ho 0432 031 601 Tim Stickley 0409 215 540 NOBLE PARK / SPRINGVALE 8710 0000

NOBLE PARK 390 Princes Highway 8710 0000 | KEYSBOROUGH 1/ 320 Cheltenham Road 8769 1888 PROUDLY SERVICING: Springvale • Endeavour Hills • Dingley • Waterways

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KEYSBOROUGH 1 Cafardi Boulevard

4A5B6D1B2L

Corner Perfection with Premium Proportions

Private Sale:

$990,000+

Experience grand family living at it’s absolute best. This is not your ordinary house; this is something you need to see to believe. Set on a magniicent 560m2 (approx.) corner block this 4 bedroom plus study home is perfectly positioned within a family-friendly area just a short stroll from prominent Haileybury and Lighthouse Christian College.

Orientated to maximise natural light with solid oak timber looring throughout, the downstairs boasts multiple living zones.

A billiards room w/ built in bar, study/ofice, generous entertainers kitchen w/ butlers pantry onlooking formal living/dining area accompanied by a 10-person private theatre room completes the picture. Upstairs features 4 bedrooms each with their own ensuite that surround a living area complete with a treetop balcony.

Outside, the whole family will love the covered & tiled alfresco area complete with easy-to-maintain gardens perfect for relaxed entertainment all year round. This sensational home delivers on every aspect, from its generous and well-zoned loor plan to its low maintenance gardens – the only thing missing is you.

Inspect:

By Appointments Only Photo ID Require

NOBLE PARK 3/12 Ambrie Crescent

2A1B1D2L

Luxurious and Contemporary, In a Prime Location.

Private Sale:

$360,000+

Inspect:

Wednesday 6:00 - 6:30pm Saturday 11:00 - 11:30am Photo ID Require

Combining an excellent design with quality ittings, this single storey unit offers a genuinely luxurious yet contemporary living environment that is only a stone’s throw from Noble Park’s diverse shopping precinct. With great access to reputable schools, Waverley Gardens Shopping Centre, Sandown Racecourse and Noble Park station provided by Princes Highway and Corrigan Road, there is little keeping this residence from becoming a family residential delight.

The stunning interior begins with a light illed living room featuring quality tailor made curtains and beautiful porcelain tiles that lead to a modern kitchen with premium Caesar stone bench tops and soft closing draws. Accommodation is abundant you will ind 2 carpeted bedrooms with remote control cooling fan and Crimsafe security windows.

Complemented by a generous bathroom with toilet. There is central ducted heating and a Panasonic inverter split system AC as well as a single remote control lockup carport, LED downlights, stainless steel appliances including Electrolux dishwasher and Elfa oven. There is a shed at the back and a low maintenance courtyard to complete this wonderful home.

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Corey (Khoi) Le 0417 311 491

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Corey (Khoi) Le Tommy Nguyen 0417 311 491 0431 644 889

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Absolutely gorgeous with an abundance of potential, this stunning three bedroom family home is full of character and is just waiting for its new owner. A hidden gem located centrally in the heart of Springvale South tucked away in a quiet court.

Occupying a sensational 601sqm land parcel, the home is charmed with an abundance of natural light. Offering 3 large bedrooms with BIR’s and split system AC’s, a sizeable L-shaped lounge room and a recently updated gourmet kitchen overlooking family dining area. Further highlights include ducted heating throughout, lock up garage with multi vehicle carport and x10 2KW solar panels offering fantastic energy savings.

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This unit’s neutral palette highlights a beautifully bright living/meals area, open plan designer kitchen with Bellissimo stainless steel appliances and the privacy and entertainment pleasures of bi-fold doors opening into an expansive alfresco area. Complete with a two-way family bathroom, central heating, split system AC and single remote garage and parking for an additional car.

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Monday, 21 March, 2016 DANDENONG JOURNAL 13

DANDENONG 23 SUZANNE STREET Flat 623m2 block with 15.85m frontage is ideal for dual occupancy, demolish & develop the whole site or perfect as a new home site STCA. This home has spacious BR’s, updated kitchen with adjoining meals area & separate sun filled lounge, central bathroom & sep toilet.

3a 1b 1c 2e Saturday 9th of April at 11am INSPECT Wed 5-5.30 & Sat 11-11.30am Photo ID required PRICE Contact Agent Ari Oinonen 0402 349 644

DANDENONG NORTH 13 Surrey Road NOBLE PARK 42 PRIOR ROAD Renovated home sitting on 586sqm offers 2 sep living areas, open fire place, alfresco, kitchen with stainless appliances & Malibu kitchen bench top/meals area. Master BR with WIR, 2 other BR’s both with BIR’s, lock up garage, long driveway, d/h & air conditioning.

3a 2b 2c 3e Sat 23rd April at 12pm unless sold prior INSPECT by appointment Photo ID required PRICE $500,000+ Ruby Vo 0404 884 253

DANDENONG 4 Langhorne Street 9706 7455

This glamorous home situated in a quiet section of Rosewood Downs Estate. With charm, character & plenty of land. Retire peacefully in the four bedroom, study/office room, large lounge & dining, fully renovated bathroom & kitchen in Tasmanian Blackwood.

Laminated kitchen bench top, new vanity unit and shower screen. Updated roof, ducted zoned gas heating, evaporative cooling, split system air-condition in sun room and fresh carpets.

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EXPRESS SALE Offers close Thursday 14th April (unless sold prior) Contact Agent Kris Gajdobranski 0410 510 462

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CENTURY 21 WILSON PRIDE 9547 6777

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Dandenong 2/57 King Street

3A

Premium location to downsize or invest!

Live well in this low maintenance home within a 5 minute walk to Dandenong Plaza and Market. Featuring high ceilings, modern central bathroom, 3 large bedrooms, master with ensuite and WIR, large living area and central heating. Spacious functional kitchen with adjoining meals area opening up to a super low maintenance, tidy back yard. Outside includes an extra large single lock-up garage, single car driveway and a large front yard.

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Noble Park 8/196 Corrigan Road

2A

Expression of Interest

Modern yet affordable unit!

In Room Auction

$490,000+ closing 25th March 4pm

This well maintained unit features 2 spacious bedrooms, both with built-in robes. Guests are welcomed by a formal lounge with new gas wall furnace. An updated kitchen features gas cooking, adjoining meals area with split system heating and cooling, serviced by a modern bathroom. Outside; a paved pergola, neat backyard and single lock up garage. Tucked away at the back of a quiet block, yet so close to all amenities!

Wednesday 13th April 6:30pm Sandown Regency, 477 Princes Hwy, Noble Park

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118 Walker St dandenong P: 9791 5922 F: 9792 2536

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Dandenong North

Dandenong North

1 McaFee court

TWO IN ONE!

Located in a popular North Dandenong Estate close to Waverley Gardens Shopping Centre and freeway access, this well constructed, low maintenance home will certainly stir up interest. Configured into two completely separate living areas with individual access, it consists of a single bedroom, kitchen, laundry, living room and a two bedroom, large lounge and formal dining area, kitchen/meals, bathroom and laundry under the one roof. Both areas have access to a central courtyard. The home could easily be reconfigured to include a fourth bedrooms or rumpus room. Lots of extras including ducted heating and air conditioning, aluminium shutters and double brick garage complete the package!

THE POSSIBILITIES ARE ENDLESS!

auctioN: Saturday, 2nd april, 2016 @ 11:00am (if not sold prior) oPeN: Wed 4:30pm to 5:00pm & Sat 10:30am to 11:00am

105 GladStoNe road

OPPORTUNITY FOR IMPROVEMENT!

This well located two bedroom home is ripe for either a full renovation or removal in order to build your dream home!

Extend the existing home for your family or look at starting again and totally redevelop this site (STCA) and safeguard your future. Fantastic location – close to everything including St Gerards school and church, Lyndale Secondary College, local shops, transport and so much more!

GENUINE VENDOR WHO WANTS IT SOLD!

auctioN: Saturday, 9th april, 2016 @ 11:00am (if not sold prior) oPeN: Wed 4:00pm to 4:30pm & Sat 12:00pm to 12:30pm

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LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION!

A fabulous family home located in one of the most popular and central Estates in the city within walking distance of numerous schools and close to Eastlink access. There are four well sized bedrooms, full ensuite to the master bedroom, big lounge room, separate dining room and kitchen adjoining a meals/family room area. With highly polished hardwood floors and fresh paintwork, this home is ready to move into with a minimum of fuss. There is ducted heating, a secure back yard, extra large brick garage and double carport to complete the package.

5 Norman court

Dandenong

38 de VillierS driVe

FOUR PLUS MORE WITH LOCATION!

Tidy three bedroom solid family home adorned with generous sized bedrooms, all with built in robes, two living areas, two bathrooms and single lock up garage.

In a high demand area of Dandenong, you have access to Eastlink, Dandenong Bypass, Princes Highway and seconds away from Dandenong South Primary School.

For Sale: $520,000 to $560,000 oPeN: Wed 3:40-4:00pm & Sat 10:40-11:00am

WON'T LAST!

auctioN: Saturday, 9th april, 2016 @ 12:30pm (if not sold prior) oPeN: Wed 4:30pm to 5:00pm & Sat 11:30am to 12:00pm

8 orgill Street

BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME!

Walk to schools, parks, railway station and city centre in minutes! This fabulous site of approximately 414m2 accommodates a period style two bedroom timber home currently leased on a monthly tenancy. Ideal home site or redevelop (STCA). One of the better central locations in Dandenong’s ‘Golden Mile’.

For Sale: $350,000 to $370,000 oPeN: Sat 10:00am to 10:20am

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Dandenong

Dandenong

NRAS APPROVED!

WALK TO DANDENONG PLAZA!

13/38 King Street

4/67 Mccrae Street

This almost new property is surely one of the best in town! The bright sunny North facing balcony is large and has sweeping views over the city and towards the Dandenong Ranges. NRAS approval is current which provides a massive return of approximately 6.7% per annum with rent and Government rebate.

Located only 350 metres from the Dandenong Plaza is this unit featuring a large bedroom, lounge/dining off the functional kitchen with gas cooking, gas heating, front and back security doors and carspace. Currently tenanted to a long term tenant at$210.00 per week.

Central to transport and many other facilities.

For Sale: $335,000 plus oPeN: Sat 10:40am to 11:00am

For Sale: $210,000 plus oPeN: thurs 4:30-5:00pm & Sat 12:00-12:20pm

Dandenong Central

22 MacPherSoN Street

OVER 1,350m2 IN ONE OF DANDENONG’S PREMIER LOCATIONS!

Move in to one of the city’s best street addresses in Dandenong central and renovate the five bedroom plus study home to reform it from a large family home to a magnificent family home. Another option is to pull it down and redevelop (subject to council approval of course). There are similar blocks in the street with multiple townhouses or design something that suits your own development plan for your future.

Dandenong

The existing home is deceptive as it is double storey at the rear and has three living areas, two bathrooms and three toilets plus a garage and carport. There is also a large covered timber decked entertaining area to the rear and plenty of rear yard. All set behind a secure bluestone front fence.

11/116 Princes highway TOP APARTMENT!

Very neat ground floor flat featuring two double bedrooms with robes, large separate lounge room and separate kitchen/meals area with emprite gloss cupboards and sliding door to outdoor sitting area.

Currently leased to excellent tenants for $250.00 per week. Private carspace. INVEST NOW!

For Sale: $215,000 plus oPeN: Sat 11:20am to 11:40am

Macpherson street has quality homes and town houses, large street trees, quiet seclusion and is located an easy stroll to Dandenong Plaza and Market, schools, shops, churches, medical, train station and more.

LOCATION & POTENTIAL!

auctioN: Saturday, 9th april, 2016 @ 2:00pm (if not sold prior) oPeN: Wed 3:00pm to 3:30pm & Sat 1:00pm to 1:30pm

Dandenong 2/21 Potter Street

LONG TERM TENANT = SECURITY

Freshly painted two bedroom flat with built in robes and central bathroom. The lounge room has plenty of space and the kitchen has been re-tiled with new bench tops installed. With gas cooking and heating, this is an ideal property to add to your portfolio.

CENTRAL LOCATION IS THE KEY!

For Sale: $210,000 to $230,000 oPeN: Wed 3:00-3:20pm & Sat 12:20-12:40pm 1221201

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John Ratnam Sales Consultant 0414 556 517

Samuel Hanna Sales Consultant 0425 698 307

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9791 5922

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Monday, 21 March, 2016 DANDENONG JOURNAL 15

27 LUXURY APARTMENTS - Great Opportunity SPRINGVALE 15 Windsor Avenue & 26a St Johns Avenue All the hard work of securing plans and permits for an ultra-modern building with ground floor with 7 retail shops and three levels containing 27 luxury apartments on this massive corner block has been done for you.

Located in the heart of vibrant Springvale everything is at your door step, schools, public transport, shopping and food markets, coffee shops, restaurants, and numerous cultural events.

You have the choice to use the existing plans and permits available or consider an alternative use for this Commercial 1 Zone allotment such as Medical centre, Restaurant, all STCA. This is a great opportunity to become involved in the very competitive Springvale market and make your mark as a builder/developer.

AUCTION VIEW AGENT

Saturday 16th April 11:00am On Site Saturday 11:00 - 11:30am Bon Ta Ta 0401 802 936 Theresa Huynh 0450 551 959

CENTURY 21 THERESA HUYNH 9547 7222

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AUCTION

NOBLE PARK

Tranquil Living with Development Potential!

Nestled amongst 938sqm of beautifully landscaped natural gardens, this wonderful four bedroom home of some 22squares will appeal to families, investors and developers Extensively renovated and extended, the home offers separate split level living zones, 4 bedrooms plus dedicated study, 2 bathrooms plus 3rd powder room and enjoys an abundance of natural light. Gas heating, split system cooling, fire place and beautiful timber floors and to the character and appeal. The potential is endless with fantastic dual occupancy potential or a multi-unit development (STCA). Conversely, nature lovers will right at home relaxing and unwinding in the extensive gardens. Located in a quiet pocket of Noble Park, the property is close to Noble Park Secondary College, Yarraman Oaks Primary School, local shops and parklands plus offers convenient access to both Noble Park and Yarraman Train Stations, South Eastern Private Hospital plus Eastlink and Monash Freeway access. Genuine vendors relocating, make no mistake this is a once off rare opportunity

Location Auction Inspect

2 Carter Street Sat 9th April at 1:00pm Thur 24th 5:00-5:30pm

Contact

Andre Whelan 0414 447 199 Michael Banane 0457 047 675

4A 2 B 2 C 938m2

UNDERCT A CONTR $350,000+

DOVETON

DOVETON

BUYERS OVER $700,000 DOVETON

BUYERS OVER $285,000

Simply Stunning!

Corner Gold Mine!

Fab 2 Bedroom Unit

With all the work done just bring your luggage and settle in to this beautifully renovated property. Consisting of three generous sized bedrooms, central recently renovated bathroom, and a practical open plan lounge & dining with a functional kitchen. Both bright and spacious this home 3A will certainly make entertaining a breeze.

Capitalize on this fantastic investment opportunity offering approx. 1167m2 on 2 titles & perfectly positioned on a corner site in great location within easy walk to all amenities. The Existing 2 homes are well presented and can offer an excelllent return whilst your plans and permits are prepared for a 4A multi-unit site (S.T.C.A).

Investors, first home buyers or anyone looking to downsize look no further as this 2 bedroom unit is perfect! Featuring a central bathroom, built in robes to both bedrooms, large formal lounge room, ducted heating, kitchen with gas cooking, single lockup garage plus extra car park and a low 2A maintenance backyard. Great location, even better value!

1 B

Location Inspect Contact

107 Power Road

By Appointment Michael Banane 0457 047 675

2 C 591m2

2 B

Location Inspect Contact

26-28 Fugosia Street

By Appointment Andre Whelan 0414 447 199

2 C 1167m2

1 B

Location Inspect Contact

5/31 Kidds Road

By Appointment Michael Banane 0457 047 675

1 C

UNDERCT A CONTR

SOLD BUYERS OVER $360,000

BUYERS OVER $275,000

FRANKSTON NORTH BUYERS OVER $260,000

DOVETON

NEW LARGE MODERN LIVING!

Brand Spanking New!

Central Modern Unit

Set in a quiet, friendly street with easy access to schools, parks, local stores, public transport, freeway, Dandenong CBD and Westfield Fountain Gate will you find this generously sized family home. With open plan living, Masters kitchen & only the best finsihing touches, suited for both 3A investors and families looking to secure value. dont miss out!

Great opportunity to save $1,000’s on stamp duty and buy off the plan. New 2 bedroom unit currently under construction featuring spacious lounge / dining area, built in robes, single lock up garage all on some 220m2 of land.

Option to select own carpets, colour schemes if purchased prior to 2A completion.

Units are getting harder and harder to find - take advantage of this one’s superb central location and book your inspection today! Feat. 2 roomy bedrooms, with built in robes, Open plan living adjacent to large kitchen with gas cooking, Ducted heating, Air conditioning, private 2A courtyard, & Single garage. Currently tennanted with a great return.

DOVETON

1 B

Location Inspect Contact

2/1 Cedar Street

By Appointment Andre Whelan 0414 447 199

1 C

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1 B

Location Inspect Contact

2/37 Bouvardia Crescent

By Appointment Andre Whelan 0414 447 199

1 C 220m2

1 B

Location Inspect Contact

www.platinumrealty.com.au

2/29 Kidds Road

By Appointment Brooke Webster 0459 248 414

1 C

9793 7119 Monday, 21 March, 2016 DANDENONG JOURNAL 17

Raine&Horne Springvale

9548 4011

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236 Springvale Road, Springvale

1/18 Gleniffer Street, Brighton

6 Rowlands Avenue, Noble Park 3A 2B 2C Brick house has just been renovated. Set on the land approx 595 m2 with 19.5m wide frontage, positioned close to Mackay shopping, Keysborough Secondary College, bus stop & a short drive to Parkmore or Springvale S/C. Large living room; brand new kitchen with Caesar stone bench top, New polished Hardwood timber flooring, quality tiles in bathrooms, brand new central ducted heating, lockup steel garage.

Auction

Selling

Sat 2nd April 16 At 11.30Am

3A 2B 1C

View

Conveniently located just minutes stroll away from many well known schools: Sacred Heart, Brighton Secondary, St Leonard’s Colleges; Brighton Beach, Hampton shops, Moorabbin train station & bus stop.

This quality townhouse is expected for completion

by July. Offers European app kitchen, Caesarstone benchtop, European Oak timber floor.Take your action now & you could save thousands on stamp duty.

Wed: 6- 6.30pm Sat: 1- 1.30pm

Agent Daniel Nguyen 0488 818 918

3/37 Corrigan Road, Noble Park

View

Wed: 6-6.30pm Sat: 11-11.30am

Agent George Urosevic 0400 673 566 Daniel Nguyen 0488 818 918 Price

$900,000 plus

82 View Road, Springvale

BEGINNING FROM HERE! 1A 1B 1C

Selling

Minutes away from train, bus, school and shopping centre is this 1 bed room unit is suitable for budget buyers or investors. Contents 1 good size bed room with BIR, spacious lounge room with kitchen meals area, convenient central bath room, toilet and laundry, split air conditioner and ample parking area.

View

Thu: 4-4.30pm Sat: 12-12.30pm

Agent Kennedy Do 0419 003 969 Daniel Nguyen 0488 818 918

Selling

3A 1B 1C A real golden development opportunity of 4 dwellings or 2 large side by side double storey (stca) in a fast growing region of Springvale. Positioned on a high elevated allotment approx 730m2 with an existing WB house offers 3 bedrooms, good size lounge room, spacious kitchen and currently leased at very reasonable rent. Close to bus top, schools, Springvale S/C & new Springvale train station.

Agent Daniel Nguyen 0488 818 918

Raine&Horne Springvale 9548 4011 | rh.com.au/springvale 18 DANDENONG JOURNAL Monday, 21 March, 2016

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4B 2C 2F 2I

Springvale South 60 Coomoora Road

2B 2C 2F 1I

Perfect home close to schools!

Auction Sat 2nd April at 1:00pm

Spacious & Modern Apartment!

For Sale

This fabulous 4 bedrooms home is full of character and is just waiting for its new owner. It Ofers a master bedroom with a full en-suite & BIR, a well-appointed kitchen with S/S appliances & dishwasher adjoining meal area and a light filled lounge room. Further highlights include ducted heating, 2 split system A/c, floor boards in all bedrooms, lock up double garage and carport can accommodate up to 4 cars plus a low maintenance garden. This great home will suit all buyers.

Saturday 2nd April 1:00pm View Wed 4:30-5:00pm Sat 12:30-1:00pm

This modern & spacious 2 bedroom with BIRs apartment is located in a sought ater location. Consist of a large open plan living area with a stylist kitchen with stone benchtops, stainless steel appliances including dishwasher, electric cook top and oven, and master with full en-suite. 2nd separate toilet with vanity, sunny balcony view, European laundry, secured intercom system, underground single remote car parking with storage unit and split system heating/cooling.

It provides the best Chadstone lifestyle!

View By Appointment

Alice (Phuong) Le M 0422 199 270 alice.le@harcourts.com.au Harvey Nhan M 0432 558 881 harvey.nhan@harcourts.com.au

4B 2C 2F 2I

Springvale South Kingston Real Estate

Gina Beng Heng M 0401 337 966 gina.bengheng@harcourts.com.au Harvey Nhan M 0432 558 881 harvey.nhan@harcourts.com.au

3B 2C 2F 1I

Noble Park 2/4 Nithsdale Road

Quality House & Land Package!

For Sale Price Contact Agent

A Lovely Modern Unit Close To Everything!

For Sale Buyer over $390,000

Only 8 lots available and selling fast! Welcoming to a well-designed landscaped garden to modern brick veneer home filled with light & stunning style & quality fixtures and fittings brand new 4 bedrooms with ducted heating, living areas split system A/C, spacious kitchen and & open plan living/ dining area, 2 bathroom, separate laundry, remote controlled garage & alfresco to enjoy the outdoors.

View By Appointment

This young & modern 3 bedrooms unit has no body corporate fees & the current rental $19,032 pa.

It ofers spacious open plan living with kitchen, ducted heating, 2 good size bedrooms with BIRs, master with FES, separated toilet & laundry, low maintenance courtyard, remote control garage with drive way space for a second car. And just minutes to train station, bus stop and much more.

View Sat 1:00pm - 1:30pm

Gina Beng Heng M 0401 337 966 gina.bengheng@harcourts.com.au Alice (Phuong) Le M 0422 199 270 alice.le@harcourts.com.au

3B 1C 1F 2I

Noble Park 93 Moodemere Street

Gina Beng Heng M 0401 337 966 gina.bengheng@harcourts.com.au

Frankston 374 Nepean Highway

Build Your Dream Home!

For Sale

PRIME CORNER DEVELOPMENT SITE!

For Sale price contact agent

Perfectly situated on Moodemere Street just minutes away from schools, shopping centres & public transport, sitting on a 586m2 block of land this property has potential to subdivide & build multiple dwellings (STCA). This weatherboard property invites you to a cosy 3 bedroom & 1 bathroom home, ofering with gas heating & air-conditioning, double carport & a separate laundry. .

View By Appointment

Situated in the heart of Frankston, walking distance to Bayside shops & the beach, this appro. 3420m2 corner block in Zone 1 has potential to build multilevel up to 66 apartments (STCA). The consulting suite consists reception, ofices, meeting rooms, storage & huge car park. The floor area approx.

1215sqm currently rental $104,400 pa GST incl until 2017, if fully leased can get extra up to $156,000 pa.

View By Appointment

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Chadstone Lot 21/315-319 Huntingdale Road

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Harvey Nhan M 0432 558 881 P 8555 3828 harvey.nhan@harcourts.com.au

www.unity.harcourts.com.au Monday, 21 March, 2016 DANDENONG JOURNAL 19

WE LOVE IT

GRANTVILLE I Ready to move straight in, this light and bright newly renovated three-bedroom waterfront cottage on a 508 square metre block is located in a peaceful neighbourhood and provides direct access to the beach.

Conveniently located just off the Bass Highway, only 75 minutes from Melbourne, this private and charming home features three bedrooms with wall-to-wall carpets, the main with sparkling new ensuite, open plan living/dining/kitchen with splitsystem air-conditioner and ceiling fan, a stylish electric oven and curved glass rangehood and modern light fixtures throughout.

On a well maintained block, the covered rear deck provides the perfect space for alfresco dining or a lazy breakfast looking out over the water while you read the paper listening only to the birds.

Added features include a 1000-litre rainwater tank and a quirky shipping container as a secure backyard shed alternative.

A leisurely stroll along the beachfront

POSTCODE

3984

provides breathtaking views of French Island while the home itself is located only minutes from the Grantville shopping precinct which has all your needs accommodated.

The region is rich with places to explore including the award-winning Bass River Winery, Bassine Specialty Cheeses, local Farmers’ Markets and, of course, all there is to see and do in Phillip Island and along the popular Bass Coast.

Whether you are in the market as a first home buyer or looking for a perfect holiday home or investment property, this rare opportunity will not be on the market for long.

@REALTY PTY LTD LYNN PENDERGAST 0458 780 023 72 STEWART STREET INSPECT; SATURDAYS, NOON-1PM OR BY APPOINTMENT AUCTION: SATURDAY, 26 MARCH, 3PM

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For Sale

$279,000

WHOLESALE/RETAIL HAIR AND BEAUTY $50,000 PLUS STOCK AT VALUATION

AUCTION

38 BRAZIER STREET, GRANTVILLE

BRAND NEW IDEAL INVESTMENT

Grantville - 5678 8433 1505 Bass Highway

With an estimated rental return of $325pwk it would be ideal for an investor!

Agent available 7 days.

Auction: 26th MARCH 12pm on site.

Inspect: Saturdays 12-12.30pm Contact: Madelyne Golby 0408 559 096

Grantville - 5678 8433 1505 Bass Highway

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Located in very busy retail environment together with Aldi, Lincraft, Reject Shop and Commonwealth Bank this strongly performing, profitable outlet with a long lease is for sale as part of our vendors company rationalisation strategy. Product mix includes nail enamels, fingernail extensions, hair treatment products,hair dryers, hair trimmers and other associated sundry products Section 52 Statement is available to approved purchasers

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AUCTION SOUTH GIPPSLAND – NYORA – 142 ACRES

DREAM LOCATION, 5 BEDROOMS GRAND LUXURY LIVING

OUTSTANDING COUNTRY PROPERTY LIFESTYLE/CATTLE/HORSE/STUD

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NEW HOMES & LAND

STAND-OUT STYLING Hotondo Homes is excited to announce the opening of two brand new display homes in the Livingstone estate.

The single storey Tarkine 238 and the doublestorey Como 390 are both on show, offering a greater choice for new home buyers.

Local Hotondo Homes’ builder Scott Phillips says he is excited to have two very different designs on display.

“The Como 390 is a very large design, with unique features such as the walk-through pantry, alfresco and balcony, and a master bedroom with two walk-in wardrobes and dressing nook,” Scott said.

“The Tarkine 238 is more modest in size, yet still offers a second living room, a spacious walk-in wardrobe and ensuite in the master, and an alfresco area.”

The Como is a part of the Hotondo Homes new Forever Oasis range of homes, which offers luxury, space and opulence in its designs.

Featuring four bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and a double garage, the Como is an upmarket design for second or third home buyers. The open-plan living, dining and kitchen area runs effortlessly into the utilities space, which includes the pantry, laundry, mud room and powder room.

The home also has three separate living areas, and has the added bonus of both an alfresco and balcony for additional space.

The stand out feature of the Como 390 is the spacious bedrooms that all feature walk-in wardrobes for added luxury to everyday living.

The amazing parents’ retreat contains two walk-in wardrobes and an ensuite featuring a double vanity and shower, and the bedroom opens onto the balcony to take advantage of local views.

Visit the displays at 35-37 Bathgate Crescent, Livingstone, Cranbourne East. Open hours are Saturday to Wednesday, 10am to 5pm.

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BUSINESS SOUTH-EAST

Heated crossing forum

By CASEY NEILL FIVE options are now on the table for removing the Abbotts Road level crossing.

But businesses are calling for plans to close the Dandenong South thoroughfare to be canned.

Arco Restaurant hosted an industry forum on the issue on Thursday 17 March.

Owner Lindsay Bull has been outspoken on the Level Crossing Removal Authority (LCRA) plan revealed late last month to close Abbotts Road and build an overpass connecting Remington Drive to Pound Road West.

He said the forum was quite heated.

“We got a pretty good turnout, it would have been over 100 people,” he said.

“Everyone was up in arms about the whole way it started.

“They gave options of how to fix it now.”

Mr Bull said four variations on overpasses and underpasses were presented - as well as the closure.

“That needs to be taken off the table,” he said.

He said he suspected a “hidden agenda” was driving that proposal and that one forum attendee asked an LCRA representative about the au-

The Abbotts Road level crossing. 151661 thority’s objectives.

“He gets paid on every crossing that gets removed or something done to it,” Mr Bull said.

“His opinion is going to be to fill his back pocket rather than what’s right.

“It’s political and all about the dollar-factor now.

Mr Bull said he wasn’t feeling any better about the situation following the meeting.

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“We need it done now and not six months to 12 months,” he said.

“One guy is trying to negotiate his lease now.

“He told them it’s all on hold until he knows what’s going to happen.

“Businesses can’t operate like that.”

Dandenong MP Gabrielle Williams said some of the options put forward would require land acquisition and that a high water table was providing challenges.

“I’m not invested in any one option.

The LCRA will say the same,” she said.

“This process did not start in the way any of us wish it had.

“We’ve now reset that process.

We’ve got everyone to the table and listening.”

Ms Williams said it was early days in the consultation process.

“We’re just putting what we think are the five options on the table and seeking feedback for those,” she said.

She said doorknocking would soon take place, along with studies and surveys, and that industry groups would come back together mid-year as part of stage two.

“Think about this as a step one of a much broader set of work that needs to be done around improving connectivity in Dandenong South,” she said.

“This isn’t the start, middle and end. This is one particular project that relates to that level crossing.

“What it does is shine a light on those other connectivity issues.”

She said further money to address other issues could become available in the future, and urged industry to work with her.

“All of that knowledge can actually be really well-applied to this process and beyond this process,” she said.

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By CASEY NEILL AUTOMOTIVE workers will be among the 20 people starting new jobs at a Dandenong South production facility.

Industry Minister Lily D’Ambrosio officially opened the new $5 million 3fold Resources site on Thursday 17 March.

She said it consolidated the company’s manufacturing, warehousing and project management under one roof.

Ms D’Ambrosio said 3fold Resources provided design, sourcing,

manufacturing, installation and ongoing support services and warehousing for store fit-outs with Wesfarmers among its high-profile clients.

She welcomed 3fold adding 20 workers to its 100-strong team, particularly those from the automotive industry.

“By hiring workers from the auto industry 3fold Resources will benefit from the expertise of these highly skilled local workers,” she said.

Dandenong MP Gabrielle Williams encouraged manufacturing businesses in the region to apply for State Govern-

ment financial assistance to grow their businesses and create new jobs.

“3fold Resources is a great example of a thriving manufacturing business in Melbourne’s south-east,” she said.

The 3fold Resources managing director Peter Vanderzaag said the facility would integrate local manufacturing with importing materials, so major retail chains could deal with just one organisation.

“We have explored many options but have found the most appropriate supply chain is the one we are launching today,” he said.

“It allows our customers to take advantage of overseas cost benefits whilst having access to local manufacturing to meet specific design requirements and bespoke solutions.”

Mr Vanderzaag said the retail sector accounted for $292 billion of the Australian economy and that retailers were looking for a point of difference in their fit-outs and must keep up with global trends.

“So we have invested in a solution that will allow for unique retail environments to be implemented in a timely and cost-effective way,” he said.

Dandenong company in running for train delivery

By CASEY NEILL A TRAIN order boost could bolster jobs in Dandenong for years to come, industry insiders say.

The State Government announced on Tuesday 15 March that it would nearly double its high-capacity train order from 37 seven-carriage sets to 65.

Dandenong’s Bombardier Transportation is in the running to deliver the project, with Eureka Rail and Evolution Rail the competition and an announcement expected late this year.

Greater Dandenong Council’s business group manager Paul Kearsley said the announcement was a commitment to the local supply chains and would certainly assist in the transition from auto industry to other industries such as rail.

“We look forward to Bombardier being the successful tenderer at the end of the process,” he said.

“Council looks forward to participating in any way it can to assist Bombardier and the State Government to ensure manufacturing stays in Dandenong South and the region.”

Mr Kearsley said that Bombardier missing out on the contract was “not a matter that the region would really want to contemplate”.

“The facility at Bombardier is the only Australian-based true manufacturing assembling facility for trains,” he said.

“To lose that opportunity to expand its role within Victoria and Australia would be a really missed opportunity.

“Once you lose that facility, what you lose is all the skills.

“We would hope that the supply chain in the region would be able to assist either one of the two other parties.”

South East Melbourne Manufacturers Alliance (SEMMA) executive officer Adrian Boden said the order was a “continuation of the long-term approach so needed by the manufacturing community”.

“Obviously it would be hugely important to the area if the contract was awarded to Bombardier and that the current workforce was not only maintained but increased over time, as well as the considerable flow-on effect to the supply base,” he said.

“The 50 per cent minimum local content is already well established within Bombardier and I am sure that, with the increased purchase commitment, it will be that much easier for Bombardier to improve on that level.

“We can only hope that other State Governments recognise the opportunity to purchase their transport needs in Australia and support and sustain our industries with long-term commitments.”

Premier Daniel Andrews said the new trains would start arriving in 2018 and immediately reduce congestion on the Cranbourne Pakenham line, Melbourne’s busiest.

They will be longer and able to carry more people with each trip.

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ENTERTAINMENT

Push bike ride days are back THE ever popular push bike ride days at Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit are back for Easter.

“We were extremely pleased with the amount of riders we had the last time we ran the days over the holidays so we thought it would be a great opportunity to allow even more people access to the circuit during the school

holidays,” said managing director Fergus Cameron.

“In fact, it wasn’t only the numbers that pleased us, it was the diversity of groups as well.

“We had family groups, older riders, serious riders, fitness fanatics and riding clubs.

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these groups together because it is extremely safe with no cars.

“It’s wide enough for passing and challenging for the fitness fanatics because of its sweeping straights and long demanding undulations.

“You won’t break any lap records on the 4.5 kilometre circuit however you will enjoy the safest and most

picturesque location to ride your push bike on Phillip Island,” Fergus said.

The ride day for Easter is Saturday 26 March from 10am-1pm.

Register at the visitor centre from 9.30am-12.15pm.

There is no need for riders to book, they just turn up on the day 30 minutes prior to the session at the visitors’ centre to purchase a ticket with their own

bike and helmet.

It’s best to arrive early and make the most of the time on this world famous circuit.

So get a bike, helmet, family and friends and head straight to the track.

For more information phone 5952 9400 or visit www.phillipislandcircuit. com.au.

Market offers Easter treat

Run away and join this circus ROLL up, roll up, roll up!

Silvers Circus and Star News Group are giving circuslovers the chance to win an incredible six passes over two weeks to see one of Australia’s most famous productions.

Established in 1976, Silvers Circus provides world class family entertainment and fun.

With extraordinary artists continually arriving from all parts of the world, Silvers is proud of the ever-changing program they are able to present.

Silvers Circus is a household name in Australia and after almost 40 years on the road, maintains all the sparkle, glamour and death-defying acts expected of Australia’s premier circus.

Silvers Circus continues to provide jaw-dropping entertainment for the whole fam-

ily with new locations just announced for this year.

The Westfield Southland shows will be held at Westfield Southland, Nepean Highway, Cheltenham, from 23 March to 17 April.

The Knox shows will be held at the Westfield Knox Myer Car Park, Stud Road, Wantirna, from 20 April to 15 May. The two-hour action-packed show, featuring ringmaster and master of illusion Simon Tait features many spellbinding acts.

These include the tight wire, juggling, the Globe of Death, hula-hoops, clowns, Roman rings and so much more.

There is no other circus quite like Silvers Circus.

For all show details, visit www.silverscircus.com.au.

Emily Ryan is an International Acrobat has also appeared in Cirque du Soleil, seen here on the German Wheel.

DANDENONG Market has an Easter treat for shoppers.

While it will close its doors on Good Friday 25 March, it will open from 7am to 4pm on Maundy Thursday 24 March.

The Easter Bunny will stop by to hand out chocolate eggs between 11am and 2pm on Thursday, Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 March.

A colourful two-metre tall Easter Bunny will be on display throughout the weekend.

Children visiting the market in 2014 each created an Easter egg artwork to attach to the rabbit statue.

A display will teach market visitors about the German Easter egg tree, or osterbaum, Greek Easter bread tsoureki, and why hot cross buns feature crosses.

There’ll be free craft workshops between 11am and 3pm on Thursday, Saturday and Sunday.

The Sunday market day will also feature face painting between 11am and 2pm.

WHAT’S ON Tickets are priced from $10. Workshop attendance is an extra $5. Call 8761 1666 or visit www.drumtheatre.com.au.

Afghan New Year AFGHAN Women in Victoria will hold a women’s-only new year celebration with food and entertainment.

■ Menzies Hall in Dandenong North. Friday 25 March, 6pm to midnight. Call Gula on 0407 853 286 for more information.

Pete the Plumber THIS children’s entertainer will explain the water cycle with songs and hand-made instruments.

The free show is for children aged five to 10.

■ Springvale Library, 411 Springvale Road, Springvale. Wednesday 30 March, 10.30am.

Call 1300 630 920 or see library staff for more information.

School holiday fun CHILDREN aged three to 11 can learn dance moves at disco and karaoke party Bop ’Til You Drop, from 11am to 1pm on Monday 2 April.

They can decorate their own cupcakes from 10am to 11.30am on Thursday 7 April.

■ Jan Wilson Community Centre, Halton and Elonera roads, Noble Park North. Each session costs $2 per child. Bookings are essential. Call 9795 9279.

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THIS annual event will features live music, roving performers, workshops, dance clinics, sports and games.

■ Wachter Reserve, opposite Parkmore Shopping Centre, Kingsclere Avenue, Keysborough.

Sunday 3 April, noon to 5pm. Call 8571 1000 for more information.

AMERICAN comedian Arj Barker is coming to Dandenong for the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

■ Drum Theatre, corner Lonsdale and Walker streets, Dandenong. Thursday 31 March, 8pm. The 90 minute show includes a support act. Tickets are from $38.

Combined Probus THE Combined Probus Club of Noble Park Incorporated meets on the first Monday of the month.

The not-for-profit club is for retired people over the age of 55.

Members participate in outings, coffee mornings, cinema trips and more. New members are welcome.

■ Paddy O’Donoghue Centre, 16-18 Buckley Street, Noble Park. Monday 4 April, 10am.

Call Lesley Jarutis on 9546 2346 for more information.

Dinner with a VIEW DANDENONG Evening VIEW Club’s next guest speaker is Doug Black from the National Servicemen’s Association of Australia who’ll talk about life as a ‘Nasho’.

VIEW Club supports the Smith Family’s Learning for Life program. New members and guests are welcome.

■ Dandenong RSL, 44-50 Clow Street, Dandenong. Tuesday 5 April, 7pm. Bookings are essential. Call Brigitte on 9795 1222.

Party tricks ENJOY a post-work drink at the Drum Theatre and stay on for a free comedy show as part of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

Sean Murphy’s Party Tricks is 60 minutes of stand-up comedy for adults that dishes the dirt on the world of children’s entertainment.

The show will be in a new cabaret seating mode - table seating on the stage coupled with regular auditorium seats.

■ Drum Theatre, corner Lonsdale and Walker streets, Dandenong. Tuesday 5 April, 6pm.

Call 8761 1666 or visit www.drumtheatre.

com.au.

Tim Credible AS PART of the Easter school holiday program, Tim Credible will present an interactive magic show featuring ventriloquism and a performing dog.

The free event is for children aged five to 10.

■ Springvale Library, 411 Springvale Road, Springvale. Tuesday 5 April, 11am. Call 1300 630 920 or see library staff for more information.

Kid’s Party Confidential SEAN Murphy is bringing this show for five to 12-year-olds to Dandenong for the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

A 50-minute play and create workshop with Sean will follow the performance.

■ Drum Theatre, corner Lonsdale and Walker streets, Dandenong. Tuesday 5 April, 1.30pm.

THESE children’s presenters invite audiences to take a fresh look at the humble household wheelie bin.

They’ll also host circus skills workshops in juggling, plate spinning, human pyramids, hula hooping, acrobatics and more.

■ Drum Theatre, corner Lonsdale and Walker streets, Dandenong. Wednesday 6 April, 1.30pm show and 3.15pm workshop. Thursday 7 April, 10.30am show and 12.15pm workshop. Show tickets are priced from $12.50. Add a workshop session for $5. Call 8761 1666 or visit www.drumtheatre.com. au.

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■ Benga House, Heritage Hill Museum and Historical Gardens, 66 McCrae Street, Dandenong. Until Friday 8 April. Tuesday to Friday, 10am to 4pm and the first Sunday of the month, noon to 4pm.

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Dog attacks unleashed

By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A SPIKE in local dog attacks has Casey Council on the front foot.

The City of Casey has responded to 44 reported dog attacks since 1 January including one in which a young girl suffered serious injuries to her neck and shoulder and another where a teenage girl was bitten on the face.

“The attacks have resulted in injuries ranging from minor bruising, puncture wounds, lacerations requiring stitches and in one case the death of an animal,” Casey Mayor Sam Aziz said.

“In one instance, a small dog was attacked by two large dogs being walked by a child and young teenager who were unable to control them.

“This serves as a reminder to ensure whoever is walking a dog is able to control them.

“The council is disappointed in the number of attacks this year and is urging all pet owners to take the necessary steps to avoid any more occurring.”

Late last year Star News spoke with Naomi Taguchi whose small papillon dog Koji died after it was attacked by another dog in Cranbourne.

The attacking dog, which

Mum Naomi Taguchi with daugters Ayana (17 months) and Soraya (3) and their injured family dog Koji who died soon after this photo was taken. 146154 resembled a bull mastiff, was euthanized.

Ms Taguchi, who had her young children with her at the time of the attack, sprained her ankle during the incident.

“I started moving to get away and then my legs were pushed out from under me,” she told Star News.

“And the next thing I knew the dog was attacking my dog which was on top of me and I had pulled the pram down with me and my daughters were screaming hanging upside down strapped into the pram.”

Dog attacks can result in fines as large as $18,240, crimi-

nal convictions and a jail sentence of up to six months.

“In addition, depending on the severity of the attack, there may be a requirement to destroy the dog responsible for the attack to ensure the future safety of the community,” Cr Aziz said.

“It is important that all pet owners act responsibly and play their part in ensuring that their pets are secured so they don’t pose a risk or threat to the community.

“It is the dog owner’s responsibility to ensure that a dog is confined to the owner’s property at all times.”

All abilities shine through “WE DON’T all have the same set of abilities and wouldn’t that be boring?

“We can all shine together,” guest speaker Simon McKeon told guests at the annual Wallara Dinner under the Stars on Thursday 17 March.

The evening started with canapes in the courtyard at Wallara’s Potter Street headquarters in front of the restored and heritage-listed Sword family home.

“Phil was taking me through this house and all of a sudden I realised it was a home I played in with a very dear friend 55 years ago,” Mr McKeon said.

Wallara executive officer Phil Hayes-Brown said the site was among the first to combine disability with aged care by also housing Wintringham.

“I remember standing here five years ago and it was dirt,” he said.

Dinner and entertainment at The Castle - where Wallara first started supporting adults with different abilities in 1959 - followed.

Wallara clients formed Waiting for the Bus last year after singing to pass the time while waiting for their bus home.

They dressed in bright ’70s clothing and wigs to perform ABBA’s Dancing Queen to rapturous applause.

Wallara clients showed off the public speaking skills they’d learnt through the Wallara Ambassador Program and several videos highlighted how the organisation was helping people with different abilities to live the life they chose.

Mary Kay Australia and New Zealand’s business operations director Catherine Hron spoke about appointing Wallara to handle all storage, warehous-

Simon McKeon and his sister Di Bulman. 151760 ing and orders for the group in 2014.

“As soon as I saw the work Wallara was doing, my heart wanted to partner with this great organisation,” she said.

Mr McKeon said he’d encountered some not-for-profit groups that were past their prime, but Wallara was not one of them.

“I don’t see any sign that it’s wearing out past its use-by date,” he said.

“I have never come across a part of this organisation that isn’t what I call ‘best of breed’.

When then-Prime Minister Julia Gillard announced him as the 2011 Australian of the Year, Mr McKeon said his proud older sister Di Bulman shouted “yes!”

Ms Gillard asked him if he knew the excited audience member.

“I said ‘yes, she’s my sister and I think she’s a very important reason why I’m up here now,” he said.

His divorcee parents started their life together in Dandenong, his mum’s daughter Di

in tow.

Di, who has intellectual and physical challenges, reminisced about attending Girl Guide meetings at The Castle.

She told the Journal that she attended both the Dandy West and East schools during her childhood and later worked washing film in her father’s chemist shop, which was now a milk bar.

Mr McKeon remembered the town bourgeoning on market days and manufacturing giants lining Princes Highway.

“It really was the most beautiful place to grow up,” he said.

His parents were heavily involved in the community, often hurrying him through dinner so they could clear the table to make way for hospital plans or something else.

“My father helped to set up the Dandenong Club,” he said.

Mr McKeon said he didn’t like using the word ‘disability’.

“It connotes the idea of defects. I just like thinking about ability - what is possible,” he said.

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Thrills as blood spills

By JARROD POTTER DDCA TURF 1 GRAND FINAL REVIEW BEYOND extraordinary.

It’s a match without compare in local cricket history and nor will it ever be surpassed as the most thrilling end to the DDCA Turf 1 season.

The greatest finish a cricket season has seen unfolded at Keysborough as Springvale South (138 and 87) was beaten by Cranbourne (65 and 5/163) in a Turf 1 reverse-outright thriller.

It started horrendously for the minor premiers before the game as import spinner Malinga Bandara had his Supreme Court appeal quashed and his DDCA tribunal misconduct charge upheld.

It didn’t get better for the Bloods early on Saturday after losing Nathan King (8), Harry Staude (0) and Dylan Quirk (12) for next-to-nothing as Martin Kelly (3/24) and Steve Spoljaric (2/30) chipped away at the top order.

Craig Slocombe (21) went from belting the stuffing out of the attack to succumbing to Chasemore in a quickfire knock that left the side spinning at 4/71.

The initiative was left to Sri Lankan import Michael Vandort (58) who braced himself and held on.

In the end the Bloods managed to work their way into the clash through a remarkable lower order partnership.

Mitchell Forsyth (16) played out of his skin to hold on with Vandort as the duo added 26 for the seventh stand.

Vandort raised the bat for his 50 but soon fell to young leggie Cam Dinger (3/24) after an impressive 176-ball occupation of the crease while Forsyth carried on with the tail to add the final few drips to the Bloods’ bank of runs.

The fading light only renewed Springvale South’s hopes as the openers went on the warpath.

Sringvale South's Nathan King leaps for joy early on day two of the DDCA Turf 1 grand final. 151517 Pictures: JARROD POTTER Jarrod Armitage (7/20) was beyond sensational in his first-up eight over spell - cannoning through Brayden Roscoe (1) before finding the edge of Jake Harrington (6) and Wookey Medallist Matt Chasemore (1).

Lucas Ligt (4) set himself to see out the remaining overs and held on throughout the chaos unleashed by Armitage, Tim Ford (1/4) and Nathan King (0/6).

Craig Slocombe saved his ace for the last over of the day, though, bring-

ing on his young part-timer Brayden Sharp (1/0).

Sharp managed to flight a leftarm miracle, taking arguably the biggest wicket of his career to get rid of the dogged Ligt, caught brilliantly by King.

Spoljaric (20) and Stuart Plunkett (12) were left to see out the day but both would struggle early on day two.

Everything was primed for Armitage to begin a day two rampage as he shattered Cranbourne’s hopes ... or at

least everyone thought he did.

The sun baked the deck and Armitage flayed all and sundry.

Armitage seared through the Eagles to take a grand-final seven-for and give his side the first innings victory and what most people assumed would be the game as the last runs were squeezed from Cranbourne to get to 65.

Cranbourne, somewhat begrudgingly at first, returned to the crease to try for one last miracle. That miracle came in the form of young spinner Dinger (6/44).

In tandem with Chasemore (1/21), Dinger rattled through the Bloods’ attack and set the stage for a race to the finish.

When everyone else was getting ready to wave the white flag, Dinger picked off Nathan King (7) Dylan Quirk (12) and Harry Staude (9) then captured the prized wicket of Craig Slocombe (5).

With 27 overs or 10 wickets for Springvale South and the Twnety20esque chase of 161 for Cranbourne, not much hope was given for Cranbourne in the second innings and it started slowly through Stuart Plunkett (9) and Brayden Roscoe (16).

But that was all part of Spoljaric’s (61) master plan - saving himself and Chasemore (59no) for first and second drop to let the openers get the shine off the new ball.

It worked to plan as Spoljaric showed his calibre on the big stage yet again.

He was primed for another masterclass at the crease as Spoljaric began unloading on the tiring quicks.

Spoljaric thumped five sixes down the ground to send the Bloods scrambling to all points on the rope as King (0/60), Matt Wetering (0/13) and Armitage (1/58) copped a pasting off the Cranbourne champion.

But when he chopped on against Slocombe, the match took one last twist.

It left 49 to get off only six overs but that wasn’t a problem for Chasemore (59no) who lit up Keysborough with the second barrage of boundaries.

He was joined by miracle-man himself Dinger (10no) who slapped one of his first balls into the rope to cut the deficit to 18 runs off 20 balls.

Chasemore finished the job with a whopping six before sealing the deal with a four to start the celebrations.

Father-son rule Turf 3

By JARROD POTTER TURNING the Turf 3 grand final on its head were Buckley Ridges’ father-son combination Shane and Jono D’Rozario.

The elder D’Rozario is well-known in DDCA circles - having won on the last day in Turf 1 as well as claiming an Alan Wookey Medal in 2006/07.

But the DDCA champion admitted Sunday would be hard to top in his cricket highlights after he celebrated a Turf 3 senior premiership with his 14-year-old son as Buckley Ridges (188) defeated DDCA newcomers Beaconsfield (168).

With the cup under his arm and his son under the other, Shane could not have been happier celebrating the season’s end.

“Was great to see on this great occasion that will live long,” Shane D’Rozario said.

“It’s right up there with winning the Turf 1 flag if not better to share this with my young bloke, so I’m absolutely stoked.”

It could have been a different story without both generations of D’Rozario cricketers writing chapters in the Turf 3 history books over the weekend.

Arriving with the side in disarray on Saturday afternoon - Shane came to the crease at 6/69 and anchored the Buckley Ridges’ fight-back.

He picked the perfect time to get his top score in 2015/16, smashing 74 in tandem with Sojjad Ali (26) before starting a

partnership that he will never forget began to grow.

Jono D’Rozario (11) arrived at the crease at eighth drop and united with his dad to put on a memorable 50-run stand.

From one D’Rozario to another, it was Jono’s turn on Sunday to spin the match Buckley Ridges’ way.

The younger D’Rozario worked his way through Beaconsfield’s batting with a 21 sublime leg-spin overs.

He snared 5/56 - including the huge wickets of Brendan Johnson (0), Matt Golding (38) and Mario Perera (25).

“Fantastic mate, fantastic - proud as punch of him and this great club,” Shane D’Rozario said. “It’s been years in the making, but to captain the boys is one thing and to put on a 50-run partnership with the young bloke is awesome.

“For him to come out and get five wickets in the innings as well - words can’t describe it ... . I’m the happiest bloke going around at the moment.”

Jono was similarly speechless but wanted to thank his dad for everything he’s done for him on and off the field.

“Terrific, words can’t explain it,” Jono D’Rozario said. “It’s great - to win with these lads - it’s just awesome.

“Just want to thank dad for all the years basically and getting me through the hard times.”

Shane thanked Buckley Ridges and his family - his wife Michelle, son Jono and daughter Shania - for their love and support.

Shane and Jono D'Rozario belt out the club song after guiding Buckley Ridges to a Turf 3 premiership.

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Dingley Cricket Club is ready for what lies ahead in Turf 1 after a comprehensive Turf 2 premiership triumph.

Otto (18).

Scott Tutton (57no) and up-and-comer Liam Leeson (16) set themselves for stumps and finished the job on Sunday to earn the Dingoes their first DDCA senior flag since joining in 2013/14.

“He (Tutton) was professional and the way he went about it and closed it off, but the partnership between him and Liam Leeson on Saturday night, where it was getting dark and tough was incredible,” Sawers said.

“Liam is only a 15-year-old kid and for him to weather a storm from Yoshi (Yoshan Kumara) and Kella (Ruwanta Kellepotha) showed experience beyond

his years.”

Dingley’s 19-year-old wicketkeeper Mark Fitch got to savour the moment alongside his dad Darren as the pair celebrated a rare father-son Turf 2 premiership.

It’s onwards and upwards to DDCA Turf 1 for the Dingoes and Sawers believes it puts the side on the map and can only help them develop further.

“It’s just fantastic for us as a club we’re a growing club and we know that Turf 1 basically gives us a chance to draw better players to the club to help develop the youth,” Sawers said.

“I guess it’s just a reward for self-belief among the playing group who were tight on the field but also off the field and had a strong social culture - that’s the most important thing with the side.”

It was Dingley’s first senior XI flag since the 2004/05 season in the Victorian Turf Cricket Association.

DINGLEY DDCA TURF 2 PREMIERS: Travis Sawers (captain), Ryan McLean, Kent Waring, Christo Otto, Brody Balfour, Liam Leeson, Scott Tutton, Umega Chathuranga, Andrew Dalby, Darren Fitch, Mark Fitch, Jay Jhamb and Flynn Mcgaw.

Major Jackpot launches to a flying start

By MICHAEL FLOYD MAJOR Jackpot launched himself into favouritism for the $220,000 group two Launching Pad with a dazzling win in his semi-final on Thursday night.

Trained by Anthony Azzopardi, Major Jackpot speared out of box two to set a flying 4.97 to the first split before accelerating away to set 18.41 to the second split - just the second greyhound to break 18.50.

He then went on to win convincingly by 7 3/4 lengths in 29.12.

Pagan Midnight was a gallant second.

“It’s very exciting,” said Azzopardi after the run.

“The owners are such great people, they’ve been great family friends for some time and to train a

greyhound like him is a real privilege.”

Major Impact showed a glimpse of his potential with a dazzling 13 length win in slick time at Lismore three starts prior.

Despite two poor runs in Victoria since, Azzopardi remained confident his charge would put his best foot forward.

In semi-final two Dream Edition set the early tempo however looked vulnerable when the powerful South Australian Hukanui settled behind him.

Hukanui wasn’t able to get past, however, and fell short to Dream Edition by a 1/4 length in 29.45.

Buck Forty produced an enormous run in his heat and repeated the performance in semi-final three.

A PERFECT way to conclude the Easter weekend is at Ladbrokes Park Sandown Race Day on Monday 28 March.

The meeting to be run on the Hillside Track will offer free admission to all ages and is sure to attract some strong runners and excellent racing.

Easter Saturday will see one of the Melbourne Racing Club’s feature race days at Caulfield with the $150,750 Group 3 Victoria Handicap (1400 metres) and the $150,750 Group 3 Easter Cup (2000 metres).

Easter Monday at Ladbrokes Park Sandown will be a great day for all the family to relax and enjoy the day with free admission.

Ladbrokes Park Sandown is the major sporting venue in the south-eastern suburbs and provides a complete entertainment package with quality horse racing and ample family entertainment.

Attractive dining packages are available on Monday 28 March and bookings can be made by phoning 9257 7100.

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DDCA TURF 2 GRAND FINAL REVIEW THE Dingoes are on the march to the top grade after an emphatic victory in the Dandenong District Cricket Association’s Turf 2 grand final.

Minor premier Keysborough (116) narrowly avoided defeat last week after a reverse-outright triumph but it couldn’t overcome a determined Dingley (6/178) in the finale.

The Dingoes rolled the Knights cheaply on Saturday before hunting down the runs with hours to spare on Sunday to seal the club’s greatest victory yet in the association.

“Definitely thrilled - I just think the best thing about the win is the junior players from Dingley being involved in it,” Dingley captain Travis Sawers said.

“We had eight players who had gone through from juniors to seniors involved in the premiership and had a father-son involved in it as well.

“We also had even contribution from everyone each week - we don’t rely on individuals to perform to get success and we have a really strong balance.”

The Keysborough top order imploded against Dingley’s new ball specialist Andrew Dalby (4/30) as Dingley seared through the first four for a pittance.

The only tandem to show great resistance was Shakeel Ahmad (48) and Yoshan Kumara (19), as the duo worked their way towards tea in a steady partnership before Ahmad was run out by Kumara and from there the Keysborough innings couldn’t regain momentum.

Dingley’s difficult chase - hampered by the thunderbolts Kumara (3/27) was flinging at them - was started by the captain Sawers (26) alongside Christo

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