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CASEY council will be overseen by a short-term monitor after a Victorian Ombudsman’s report found the council acted unjustly – and in part illegally – in its special charge scheme against residents in Market Lane, Narre Warren South.

After tabling the report on 22 June, Ombudsman Deborah Glass criticised the council for using a closed council meeting in 2014 to increase interest rates on the special charge. The 37 affected residents were not given prior notice or the opportunity to object to the rise in rate from 4.25 per cent to 7.5 per cent.

“We concluded that the council had acted in a way that was wrong, unreasonable, unjust and in two respects, contrary to law,” Ms Glass stated.

“In short, the council’s actions were unfair.”

Most of the affected property owners were against the charge – initially between $15,000-$20,000 each, plus interest on a 15-year instalment plan.

As a result of the interest change, the amount payable increased by 23 per cent, the Ombudsman’s report stated.

Casey chief executive Mike Tyler told the Ombudsman’s officers that making the decision in-camera was “in retrospect ... an error”.

“It was considered that discussion in open council could prejudice those paying or earmarked to pay interest on special charge instalments.”

Local Government Minister Natalie Hutchins said a monitor would be appointed for up to 12 weeks to examine and oversee governance at Casey.

“The Ombudsman’s findings against Casey City Council are completely unacceptable – ratepayers rightly expect honesty and accountability from their local council.”

Casey mayor Sam Aziz said Ms

Hutchins’ response was “over the top”.

“The Ombudsman has made previous reports about local government, but the minister hasn’t resorted to appointing a monitor.

“There is no doubt in my mind this is a political move designed to harm an outspoken and forthright council ahead of the October council elections.”

The Ombudsman recommended Casey consider refunding the interest charged above 4.25 per cent, and releasing all minutes and documents relating to the closed meeting.

Casey Council is set to consider those recommendations at a meeting on 5 July.

In May 2015, the council had dropped the interest rate of the charge to 6 per cent, and in July reduced the overall charge due to the roadworks costing less than estimated. During the September investigation, the council agreed to drop its 1.5 per cent ‘administration surcharge’ to 1 per cent because it exceeded the legal limit.

Cr Aziz said the council quickly refunded the admin charge when the error was realised.

“Council is already implementing a number of the recommendations outlined in the Ombudsman’s report including improving the availability of information to ratepayers about special charge schemes, and publishing this on council’s website.”

He said the council was working to reduce the number of items considered in closed council.

In December, the state’s Know Your Council website found Casey made 37 per cent of its decisions in closed meetings in 2014-’15.

The figure was triple the statewide council average.

In March, the Ombudsman launched a separate investigation into local government transparency, including the use of closed meetings and handling of confidential matters.

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By ALANA MITCHELSON CRANBOURNE North businesses along major east-west thoroughfare Thompsons Road have welcomed State Government road duplication plans to reduce traffic congestion.

Dandy Premix has had a site between Berwick-Clyde Road and Narre Warren-Cranbourne Road for the past 15 years.

It operates a truck fleet of about 20 vehicles and 15 concrete agitators, and has faced delays due to the congestion on Thompsons Road.

Sustainability manager Garry Cranny said it was a “very busy” section of Thompsons Road and the high volume of traffic was a “major impediment” to business efficiency.

“We’re a vehicle-based industry, producing and delivering concrete and the current situation is outdated and dangerous.

“We’re on Thompsons Road all day every day, six days a week - from 5.30am until late in the day.

“There are three or four similar businesses in that vicinity so there’s a lot of heavy-vehicle transport on the road.

“We are very relieved as much as we are pleased by the state budget announcement of $154 million for the duplication project.

“It addresses a long-standing need to upgrade a very dangerous and heavily used section of Thompsons Road.

“There’s been exponential growth in traffic because of massive residential developments in the area to the east and north of our site.

“Upgrading this section of Thompsons Road will be the catalyst for development to commence in the rezoned Cranbourne North Service Business Precinct (CNSBP) on the northern side of Thompsons Road for employment purposes that has the potential to create hundreds of local jobs.”

But Mr Cranny said federal backing would more quickly deliver the road and provide more certainty around the development.

“It’s best done in partnership between all tiers of government. The councils and State Government have supported the project but federal funding would deliver the road and other crucial infrastructure works to Casey and Cardinia in a more timely manner.

“Further funding is needed to continue the upgrade of this major transport route east to Cardinia Road to service the rapidly developing areas of Cardinia and Clyde, part of the strategic Pakenham-Cranbourne corridor.

“We should not be addressing these infrastructure needs retrospectively, 10-20 years after their identified need.

“Basic infrastructure, like road transport and telecommunications, should be in place first to support a mix of residential development and employment creation in the region.”

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Dandy Premix’s Garry Cranny is fed up with the congestion on Thompsons Road. 155569 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS. ticularly telecommunications - would be installed as part of the road duplication.

“Telecommunications is hopelessly lacking here and the lack of these basic types of infrastructure, roads and telecommunications are currently hampering local business efficiency and stifling opportunities for future growth and employment.

“The duplication will also provide desperately needed road safety improvements.”

A proposed east-west industrial connector road would serve as an alternative access point for heavy vehicles to enter and exit Thompsons Road. The new access point would be via a signalised intersection at Bray Boulevard.

Another business along Thompsons Road is developer PE Capital that recently acquired a 40,000 square-metre site on Thompsons Road between Narre Warren-Cranbourne Road and Berwick-Cranbourne Road.

Project director Gayan Peiris said

the business planned to build a service station, food outlets, a retail store and other developments later this year.

“As the surrounding townships develop, there’ll be more opportunity for our business to grow,” Mr Peiris said.

“The upgrade will certainly improve the amount of cars coming in and it will be a positive boost to our business having the infrastructure there.

“The greater the volume of traffic flowing past our site, the more likely we’ll be to get their business.”

Labor plans for road unity with feds, state A SHORTEN Labor Government would partner with the State Andrews Labor Government to contribute $85 million towards supporting the upgrade of Thompsons Road to improve safety and efficiency.

The project would involve the duplication of high-volume sections of the major east-west thoroughfare to six lanes, full grade separation at the Western Port Highway intersec-

tion and upgrades to intersections at Dandenong-Frankston Road and Narre Warren-Cranbourne Road.

Minister for Roads and Narre Warren North MP Luke Donnellan said the commitment supported the State Government’s $175 million 2016-’17 Victorian budget investment to duplicate Thompsons Road between Dandenong?Frankston Road and Evans Road, and between Narre Warren?Cranbourne Road and Berwick?Cranbourne Road.

The state project would also include replacing the existing roundabout at the Thompsons Road and Western Port Highway intersection with traffic lights.

Cardinia Shire Council and the City of Casey have been lobbying for federal candidates to support a national infrastructure fund under the Fund Our Future campaign, advocating for the need to duplicate and extend Thompsons Road.

City of Casey Mayor Sam Aziz welcomed the commitment but was concerned that $85 million would not be sufficient to achieve a full grade separation which the council had estimated would cost about $120 million.

“The Thompsons Road and Western Port Highway intersection is a major transport bottleneck affecting connections between Casey, and the Kingston and Monash employment corridor. It links to the Mornington Peninsula and Hastings regions,” Cr Aziz said.

“Council has been advocating for a grade separation of the intersection to ensure the intersection will provide efficient connections in the short term and facilitate the future upgrade of Western Port Highway to a freeway in the long term.”

Cr Aziz said the council would continue to advocate for the extension of Thompsons Road from Berwick-Cranbourne Road to Officer South, which the Labor announcement failed to address.

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It takes just one weekend for dozens of Casey families to be hit after criminals steal, ransack and invade homes and businesses, set fire to cars and boats and bash and attack innocent people walking the streets. Georgia Westgarth and Cameron Lucadou-Wells report.

A 46-YEAR-OLD man is lucky to be alive after a rock was thrown at his moving car on the Monash Freeway.

The rock hit the car as he was driving inbound under the Prospect Hill footbridge in Narre Warren on Friday 20 May, about 8.15pm.

The driver was shaken but uninjured.

Detective Acting Senior Sergeant Darron Hedge said the criminal act could have caused a multi-vehicle crash.

“It could have killed the driver if it went through the windscreen or seriously injured him and others if the shock caused him to swerve,” Det Hedge said.

IS THE City of Casey hosting a youth crime wave that’s spreading across Melbourne?

The region’s top cop Superintendent Paul Hollowood said that a rising tide of car thefts by young criminal networks was a “driving force” behind the city’s soaring crime rate which is up more than 15 per cent on a per capita basis in the past year.

This comes as the latest crime figures reveal that metropolitan Melbourne experienced a 12.4 per cent increase in offences for the year ending 31 March.

Narre Warren Detective Senior Sergeant Darron Hedge said the patterns of crime Casey is experiencing from street robberies to car thefts and home invasions are something he can’t explain.

“This area is pretty much constant with incidences, whether its violence or volume crime such as burglaries and car thefts. It’s all the time,” Sen Sgt Hedge said.

In one June weekend in Casey a father and son opened the front door to their home to be confronted by an intruder, who escaped over their back fence leaving behind a screwdriver.

Hours later police suspect thieves crawled in to avoid a security sensor at a business in Narre Warren South where cash and a safe was stolen.

In that same weekend a family’s boat, which had sat on its trailer on their front lawn for almost a year, was set on fire.

Residents were alerted to the blaze once they heard a crackling sound coming from their front window.

And just hours before that two young males from a pack of four decided to steal two slabs of Jack Daniels from Cranbourne’s Trios Sports Club cellar when staff weren’t looking.

Sen Sgt Darron Hedge said that’s just a “regular weekend” for Casey cops.

“That weekend (10-12 June) is nothing out of the ordinary,” he said.

According to the 12-month police statistics released on 16 June, weapons and explosives offences in Casey rose 60 per cent, in raw figures, up from 513 to 800.

Other sharply-rising categories of offences included drugs, burglaries, breach of orders, robbery, arson and stalking and harassment.

Family violence continued to rise, increasing by 9.2 per cent on a per capita basis. And the highest crime rises occurred in Endeavour Hills (44.9 per cent), Doveton (21.9 per cent) and Cranbourne (21.2 per cent).

Supt Hollowood, who oversees the southern region, said the phenomenon was youth-based “mission” offending but not necessarily Apex Gang related.

The missions of the criminals were to steal a certain type of high-end vehicle, sourced either through carjacking or a

Bad sport makes hay THE Doveton Football Netball Club had thousands of dollars stolen from its Frawley Road address.

An offender ransacked the office space and stole $2000 in cash between 10pm on Thursday 2 June and 11.30am on Monday 6 June.

The burglar jemmied open a rear timber door of the clubrooms and turned the power and alarm off before entering the office.

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These are four crimes that occurred in Casey over the weekend between Friday 10 June and Sunday 12 June, and are just a few that Casey police wanted to highlight in the hope that someone will be able to assist them in their investigations. home invasion, for example.

“The thought that someone can suddenly invade us in our home. It’s probably people’s worst fears,” he said.

Supt Hollowood said car thefts were often linked to several further serious offences such as stealing car keys during burglaries.

Others included putting false number plates on stolen cars, petrol drive-offs, evading police during pursuits and then setting cars on fire to dispose of them.

“What we’re seeing is a different method of offending by youth. It’s repeat offending. It involves a lot more violence than previously, but not associated with that original Apex group.

“Many of these youth are networked differently, through social media. A lot have no prior offending either.”

Car-jackings were “virtually unheard of” 20 years ago but are now becoming more “commonplace”, Supt Hollowood said.

Casey council resolved on 21 June to write to Police Minister Lisa Neville and Victoria Police over concerns about crime rates and under-resourced policing.

It will also seek an annual crime-issues conference with Casey’s police inspector and senior officers at each Casey police station.

But Supt Hollowood said talk of less police resources in Casey was a “non-

sense”. Most uniformed police stations had a “minimal” number of staff but with “several resources coming from outside”.

Outside resources included Air Wing patrols, nightly patrols in Casey by Operations Response Unit and the Canine Unit.

“We know that through the police activity, we started the Tense Taskforce to focus on youth offending in the Dandenong area and made well over 100 arrests.”

Anyone who has been a victim of Casey’s crime surge is asked to contact Star News to tell their story at dailyeditor@starnewsgroup.com.au.

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By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS IT’S nearly a crime that glorious dishes can be priced the same as a 7-11 sandwich.

Chilly Bowl chef and owner Baiju Jacob has been plying his trade in his home country India as well as in the Lebanon, Bahrain and Australia for 22 years.

At the Dandenong licensed restaurant, his mastery of north and south Indian cuisine is apparent.

He provides a soaring variety of curries, unique breads – such as the spider-web thin rice and coconut-milk hoppers – and several chillies that are rarely found in an Australian restaurant.

Mr Jacob’s meals have a home-cooked touch, inspired by many hours growing up in his mother’s kitchen.

Yet mains at lunch and dinner start at a toohumble $5.

“Dandenong’s a competitive place for restaurants,” Mr Jacob explains.

One shining example of this food’s quality is the lemon pickle side-bowl - it bites and zings with surreal citric flavour and alkalinity.

There’s the plentiful ‘beef roast’ - a generous bowl of beef squares soaking in a rich green chilli and curry leaf sauce.

Above: The towering Chicken Biriyani.

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It’s served with a paratha bread – a mix of yoghurt, milk and sugar cooked on a hotplate and that crumbles like a good shortcut pastry.

Eaten by hand with the bread, the dish is like a deconstructed meat pie – though pies rarely come so flavoursome and so laden with meat.

Its chilli heat creeps up - it doesn’t so much hit the tongue but warms the belly.

The kappa and Spanish mackerel curry is another highlight. This packs a dry, instant chilli hit with generous chunks of fish – and a curious coffee undertone.

It’s served with a soothing tamarind and coconut-infused potato side-dish.

The popular chicken biriyani is a mountain of basmati rice and fresh mint and coriander. Inside its cavern is a rich, spicy gravy with three pieces of fried chicken.

It’s accompanied by the zesty lemon pickle and a raita yoghurt with tomato, onion and green chilli.

Another Chilly Bowl wonder is the enormous rice crepe such as the vegetarian masala dosa which is filled with potato thapioca and comes

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This restaurant is another one of those Dandenong food treasures – surprisingly cheap of great quality and ingenuity. It’s quickly becoming a cult classic.

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By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS THIRTEEN-YEAR-OLD Connor Young has a winning smile despite radical, painful spinal surgery and a “shopping list” of medical conditions.

Now he needs the community’s help to get him back to his Hampton Park home.

For that to happen, Connor needs $40,000 for a new wheelchair, a hydraulic ramp for the family car, a modified car seat and a shower chair to be able to return from full-time respite care.

A bright-eyed Connor, who can’t talk or walk due to debilitating cerebral palsy, needed life-saving surgery in April due to his spine collapsing at a 133-degree angle over six months.

Connor’s head had become fixed in a horizontal plane; he couldn’t keep food down due to the spine cramping his stomach and other organs.

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Connor stays six days a week at a respite house because he can no longer be lifted manually into bed, the car, bath, shower and his wheelchair due to his spinal fusion.

Apart from Connor’s short stays at home, his mother Belinda often visits him at his school and respite house in Seaford. She stayed by Connor’s side for days and nights on end during his eightweek hospital stay.

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PROSTITUTION is sometimes described as ‘the oldest profession’ but it should really be called ‘the oldest oppression’, despite the glamorous picture painted by ‘Lacey’ (Sex In The City, Cranbourne News, 18 June), because that is what it really is. Oppression.

Can you think of another form of ‘work’ where it is recommended that an emergency call button be placed next to where you work in case of attack? Or where drugs and violence are everyday features? Richard Gere and Julia Roberts weaved their magic in Pretty Woman, a 1990 film that romanticised a tragic trade and set women’s rights back many years.

Please do not be deceived, no little girl grows up dreaming of being a prostitute and no boy grows up dreaming of being a regular ‘John’ as the ‘clients’ are called.

Fancy lighting, smooth music and flashlooking rooms cannot disguise the truth.

Women are being bought and sold; it is human trafficking for sex. Something that is meant to be beautiful, shared as a message of love and commitment, becomes a mere commodity, traded for cash. “No receipts please, how will this appear on my credit card statement?” All around the world, even here in Australia where prostitution is ‘legal’ it is associated with drugs, crime and absolute degradation of women. Young girls are being held as sex slaves right here in Melbourne.

This is not an industry we should be proud of.

Perhaps ‘Lacey’ let the truth slip out when she says ‘My ex-husband was my client that’s where I went wrong’. Selling yourself sends a message. Lacey, I hope you find a better way to real love.

Rob Ward, Cranbourne North.

Land without plenty ACCORDING to Anglicare there are over 100,000 people on any one night who are homeless.

Their study reveals that it takes only a few missed mortgage payments or rental payments to render people homeless.

Hand-in-hand is the absence of affordable housing. The average house is over $400,000 and beyond the reach of over 80 per cent of the populace.

If our politicians, when elected, set aside their differences and legislate in a bi-partisan manner we will have meaningful economic policies.

Question time is proof of the foolishness that prevails in the highest court of the land.

We need high-rise apartments to solve the crisis of housing. The land is available and aplenty. The space over the rail tracks all over Melbourne. The Dandenong rail yards, for example, has over 150ha of airspace for construction of a whole new suburb.

In this venture will be found employment and the generation of capital. Federation square is proof of reclaimed space, now valuable real estate. Politics has become a dead zone where leaders are culled mid-stream.

We need a new kind of politics. We have had five prime ministers over five years. Greed propelled this massacre.

We need our leaders to be grounded in the notion of our collective future.

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view Equestrian Trail, subject to community consultation. This proposed name draws connection to the original name of the quarry and that the site, located at the top of a hill, has remarkable views of both bays to the south and south west of Casey.

The adjoining Kurll Park Reserve and its heritage links to the Kurll family will not be affected.

Cr Sam Aziz, Mayor, City of Casey.

Socially speaking Novel school built on solid solitary foundation: Great work Andrew!

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Tip on landfill I AM writing in response to Mr Ide’s letter (Respect their gift, News, 16 June) which raised concerns about Kurll Park Reserve in Narre Warren North being re-named.

I want to reassure Mr Ide that council is not planning to rename Kurll Park Reserve; rather re-naming and developing the adjacent land, currently known as the Old Narre Warren Landfill site.

Council will transition the old landfill to a public reserve and has proposed $50,000 in its 2016-'17 Draft Budget to develop a masterplan for the site.

Council is proposing to re-name the reserve Bayview Park, as well as name the existing equestrian trail within the site the Bay-

Fantastic job Mr Felsinger Wendy Hood, via Facebook Man arrested over death of Rani Featherson: Always beautiful ... forever young. RIP Tanya Eden, via Facebook That’s good news. That poor lady and her family Julie Clish, via Facebook Rest in peace.

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This advertisement for a plumber was found on reddit Melbourne. The headline read: ‘Plumbers are over-rated’.

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I WAS disgusted while reading the article “Sex in The City” (Berwick News, 16 June). It is so inappropriate to put it in the local paper, let alone on the front page.

What purpose did the article serve? I hope it is not an ad for the brothel since the subtitle under the photo, and also in the article, revealed where the prostitute worked.

What message does it convey to its readers, especially the young and innocent? It just distorts the ability to tell right from wrong in their young hearts.

In response to the open-minded message: If something is immoral, no matter how much paint you put to whitewash it, our conscience still tells us it's immoral. I wish I could tell every person that had read the article that “it’s only her opinion, her choice. It’s not the truth.”

Mrs Rina Ye, Narre Warren.

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SEEMS there may be a cult following for Star News’s foodie feature Eat Local, Dine Global

among the local judiciary.

Fresh after reading about the eatery Chilly Bowl in Star News on 20 June, a Dandenong magistrate commented he was keen to round up a colleague to try the Indian cuisine at lunch time.

“Have a look at this, this looks great,” he told his colleague.

It must have been slightly deflating to find out the Chilly Bowl was closed that day - but serves its spicy fare on Tuesdays to Sundays.

THERE was a rather telling fashion statement worn by a man in custody who was brought into the Dandenong Magistrates’ Court.

On the front of his white Tshirt was emblazoned in Gothic font: “Doin’ Time“.

Surely a slogan that ought to appear on prison-issue tracksuits.

STAR News reporters catch up with Casey police once a week, but this week we learnt a little bit more about one of our local policemen. It’s none of our business but, he also lives in the south-east suburbs and he has recently installed security cameras around his home. When you hear local police taking such action, you start think maybe you should too.

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RECYCLING was taught with colour, verve and Spanish flair at Berwick Primary School.

As part of the school’s Spanish Week, students transformed cloth scraps, cardboard cartons and bottle tops into flamenco dresses and matador jackets.

Others created an Amazonian flower from plastic bottles and magazines.

In the midst of this were lessons in capoeira - a Brazilian hybrid of martial arts and dance.

Assistant principal Andrew Horsburgh said a “loud and energetic” Latin rhythm band performing with recycled instruments fittingly closed out the week.

Berwick Primary students Holly and Xebastian holding flowers they have made from recycling materials.

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Builder ‘insolvent’

By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS COLLAPSED boutique builder Botanic Homes had been trading insolvent for several months before going into voluntary administration in early May, its appointed administrator has said.

PKF Melbourne administrator Jason Stone said the Hallam company, which owes up to $5 million to 250 creditors including customers and tradies, was likely to be liquidated in coming months.

A meeting to decide Botanic Homes’ future has been postponed until 31 August while works on some unfinished homes is completed.

Mr Stone said PKF, under Botanic Homes’ builders registration, has offered to complete 12 near-finished homes.

Three customers declined the offer.

About 48 customers, including seven who had paid deposits to Botanic Homes and building had not started, were making claims to state insurer Victorian Managed Insurance Authority.

During liquidation, priority would be given to secured creditors, such as banks, employees as well as several suppliers who had security over Botanic Homes’ property.

Unsecured creditors such as unpaid tradies - one who has told Star News he is owed about $200,000 - are further down the list.

Mr Stone said Botanic Homes directors Robert Bender and Craig Garvey were among the listed creditors.

The pair had claimed unsecured

loans they contributed to “some working capital difficulties”.

“They are listed down as a creditor but we wouldn’t be able to assess their claim until such time as I was in a position to pay unsecured creditors,” Mr Stone said.

The directors’ claim could be used to offset any prosecution for insolvent trading debts against them, Mr Stone said.

“We do believe there was some trading insolvent but it’s difficult to prove.

“From what we have in our possession, the records we have reviewed... it appears the company has been insolvent in the last few months leading up to the appointment and there is a claim of insolvent trading,” he said.

The onus was on Mr Bender and Mr Garvey to prove justifiable defences, such as attempting to have a third party acquire or buy a substantial stake in the business.

As liquidators, PKF could prosecute the directors to claim any new debts incurred while trading insolvent.

The question was whether it was “commercially viable” to seek the monies from the directors.

Both directors held properties but Mr Stone expected there were “substantial claims” against the assets by lenders and secured suppliers - some who have lodged caveats over the property.

“We have to assess if we’ll be throwing good money after bad.”

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Tradefest

HALLAM Senior College hospitality students catered for 80 people in an in-house trades gala event as other students took guests on a tour of the school’s trade facilities.

Entree was served in the hair and beauty salon, while desert was eaten on a walking tour with the building and furniture making students who showcased a granny flat, which is currently in construction.

Assistant principal Bernadette Bowling said after the trades expo, on Thursday 16 June, that students’ confidence soared.

“The students seem to grow about two feet higher, they were really engaged and very tired at end of it but they just beamed,” Ms Bowling said.

“They presented to our guests and pretty much took over the show which was the intention.

“It was a really fun night and a chance for us to highlight to our community the work that we are do-

ing with our young people and how we are preparing them for work in traditional trades.”

The inaugural event included guests from Monash University, local businesses, school council, parents and neighbouring schools and Ms Bowling said the expo was a great opportunity for students to exercise some of the real-life skills they have learnt at school.

“There were about 15 students in the kitchen under the guidance of Wolfgang Kessler and students waited on the sit down dinner as well,” she said.

The dinner was introduced by former students, Karly Tapner, an awarded plumbing apprentice, and Matt Litten, a fully qualified mechanic, who spoke about the rewards of their jobs.

Scott Kirkby, leader of the traditional trades sub school, said the school is already looking forward to next year’s trades gala sit down dinner.

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Egg on his face

By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A 25-YEAR-OLD marriage erupted in violence soon after a Casey wife offered to cook her husband some eggs for tea late in the afternoon on 22 April.

The 52-year-old husband, a Cook Islands community leader and forklift driver, apparently told her he preferred tuna, Dandenong Magistrates’ Court was told on 20 June.

He followed his wife into the backyard, ran at her from behind and pushed her with both hands. She toppled onto the grass face-first and copped a blood nose.

She asked the man why he did it. “Because you opened your mouth,” he replied.

Soon after, he told her “he didn’t mean it”; she called the police.

The man made full admissions to the assault, which both parties insisted was their firstever family violence incident.

Defence lawyer Nadine Daniel told the court the man had a “bad day at work” on the day of the fight but had no excuse.

“It’s an isolated incident and he doesn’t generally react to personal distress in that way.”

Ms Daniel said the act was out of character for the man, who helped young people on the streets.

He was receiving counselling at his church twice a week, the court was told.

Magistrate Jack Vandersteen said he was concerned about the man’s ability to control his emotional triggers.

“The alternative is why don’t you cook yourself?

You’re 52 years old ... Just because you were at work doesn’t mean a meal should be on the table waiting for you.

“Imagine if she fell back and hit her head and was seriously injured - over nothing.

“I can tell you’re a good person ... It just takes one push for something to go horribly wrong.”

Mr Vandersteen took into account the man’s blank history of prior convictions, remorse, good work history and that there was “no suggestion this was other than an isolated incident”.

The man was placed on a 12-month good-behaviour bond without conviction.

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A 22-year-old Clyde North man accused of the stabbing murder of Rani Featherston two years ago is also facing charges of attempting to murder someone else.

Christian Bain-Singh appeared in the Melbourne Magistrates’ Court on 16 June charged with one count of murder relating to Ms Featherston’s death in April 2014.

Ms Featherston’s body was found in Lace Street, Doveton, - 500 metres from her home - on 2 April, 2014.

Bain-Singh was also charged with attempted murder and aggravated burglary in Chestnut Road, Doveton, 11 days before Ms Featherston’s death.

He did not apply for bail and was remanded in custody for a committal mention on Wednesday 16 November.

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Most impressive is the walls of the studio which can now be seen from beyond the construction boundaries.

The first of the pre-cast concrete panels for the new theatre are being installed, and scaffolding is up to pour the first level suspended slab above the function centre.

Theatre walls being erected in the foreground and Studio walls standing tall in the background.

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Attack by ice addict

By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS AN ICE addict violently attacked his female ex-partner in Warneet and Dandenong - on one occasion over her dropping a hair-gel container.

The 22-year-old Dandenong man shouted at the woman at his home on 7 May after she accidentally dropped the hair gel and disturbed the man’s housemate, a Dandenong Magistrates’ Court sentence indication hearing was told.

As the victim walked away outside the house, the man kicked her leg from behind and caused her to fall.

A neighbour, who saw the man choking the victim and slamming her against a fence, told the man to let her

go and came to her aid.

Attending police were told by the victim that the man strangled her “hard” and thought he was going to kill her.

“He’d done it in the past but this is worse,” she said.

The court was told the man was found with a white tablet in a zip-lock plastic bag and a Swiss knife.

He denied choking the woman when questioned by police at the time.

Police had also charged the man, who grabbed and wrestled with his victim as she tried to leave his car on 3 April in Warneet. The fight left her with a bruised arm.

The man gave a no-comment police interview.

Defence lawyer Nadine Daniel told the court on 20 June that the man had been engaged to his ex-partner up until he relapsed into ice use in February.

Ms Daniel said the “remorseful” man had credited the victim for “saving his life” and helping him recover from heavy ice addiction two years ago.

The couple had been recently “working on the relationship”.

Magistrate Jack Vandersteen said the primary goal was to protect the victim’s safety as well as noting the “seriousness” of the offending and the man’s addiction issues.

The risk of a domestic homicide increased seven-fold when accompanied by strangulation, he said.

“The complainant is a kind person who helped you with drug addiction.

“She is the last person you’d want to turn on.

“If you don’t address (this) properly... the chances of her being a victim of homicide at your hands increases significantly.”

Mr Vandersteen took into account a lack of prior family violence reports, though noting the accused was non-compliant with court orders by driving disqualified in January.

The man received a community corrections order after agreeing to plead guilty to the charges.

Refugee finds his home in art

By CASEY NEILL ART helped Afghanistan-born Mehdi Jaghuri to find his feet in Australia.

Now the Berwick resident, 23, is returning the favour through Connections Gallery in Dandenong.

His father was one of the first asylum seekers to arrive in Australia by boat in 1998. Mehdi and the rest of the family followed in 2005.

“I’ve got two younger brothers.

My dad didn’t recognise them when he first saw them at the airport,” he said.

And 12-year-old Mehdi didn’t recognise the new world he was to call home.

He’d gone from candlelight to electricity, was confused to see people speaking from within the tiny box that is a television, and couldn’t comprehend 10 houses coming together in one unit block.

“I had never seen a bathroom, I had never seen a shower,” he said.

“When I came here I couldn’t really speak English at all.

“This girl in my class did a painting of a dog and said ‘this is my dog’.

“That made me think differently.

“I don’t have to speak - I can let my work speak.

“That’s where I made a strong commitment to art.”

He studied visual arts and fine arts at Monash University’s art, design and architecture (MADA) faculty.

“When I finished my study I thought ‘there’d be a lot of other people out there like myself’,” he said.

“I wanted to give something back to the community for people from disadvantaged backgrounds or for any emerging artist.”

With his MADA peers he established Connections Gallery in the Walker Street Gallery and Arts Centre.

“I want to find connections from all diverse cultural backgrounds and try to connect one another,” he said.

“There’s a lot of people out there who’ve a lot of talent and a story to tell, but they’re shy.

“I’m there to lift them up.”

The gallery hosts free workshops, and recently ran an eightweek course for Life Without Barriers.

“This Iranian woman came in and did a workshop with us,” Mehdi said.

“She said ‘I found myself, finally. I had never had an opportunity in my country to pick up a brush. They never allowed me to paint. I’ve been through anxiety, torture, violence ...

I feel so at peace, I feel so comfortable.’

“Art is a very powerful tool to use in anything.

“It doesn’t only have to be about politics, about war, about people.

“It can be about yourself, your journey, your trouble. It can bring a lot of harmony and peace.”

The Connections Gallery 2016 Afghani Art Prize attracted entries from primary school students through to 40-somethings.

Mehdi’s idea was to alternate exhibitions from touring artists with culture-specific art prizes.

“At the end of the year, with the winner from each group we’d have a multicultural exhibition and that’s how we’d bring about connections,” he said.

Mehdi plans to introduce portfolio workshops for year 12s, work with Southern Migrant and Refugee Centre (SMRC) to secure grant funding for the gallery.

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Ramped up to tackle family violence AN expert panel that develops individual action plans to protect women and children most at risk of family violence is being rolled out in Casey.

The Risk Assessment and Management Panel (RAMP) was one of the recommendations from the coronial inquest into Luke Batty’s death and from the recent Family Violence Royal Commission.

It will hear its first cases this month.

Narre Warren South MP Judith Couacaud Graley said the program ensured vital information could be shared between experts and agencies to help those in need.

“Through this program, we can and will not simply save lives, but change the lives of those who have suffered for long enough.”

The panellists include members of specialist women’s family violence services, Victoria Police, Corrections Victoria, housing, mental health, alcohol and drug services, men’s family violence services, Child FIRST and child protection.

The RAMP experts will share critical information about specific cases of women and their children who are at serious and imminent threat from family violence.

The panel will then develop co-ordinated action plans to protect them.

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A PACK of Adidas clad burglars have helped themselves to dirt bikes, alcohol and more from a Narre Warren South garage.

Police said the young male offenders, believed to be aged 16 to 25, entered a garage on Montebello Boulevard on Monday 6 June, about 1am.

Police were later told the garage roller door had been playing up and suspect that’s how the thieves gained entry.

One person was home at the time of the burglary but was not disturbed by the group of males.

CCTV images from the targeted house show two offenders wheeling one of the dirt bikes towards the 4WD they used to escape in.

A water pump, two bottles of Jack Daniels, leaf blower, Atomic and Suzuki dirt bikes and an iPhone cable were stolen.

The offenders rifled through a car parked in the garage.

One of the offenders is described as Caucasian, of medium build with collar length hair wearing an Adidas hoodie.

Another thief is described as Caucasian, short hair, of thin build, wearing an Adidas hoodie and the third offender was also wearing Adidas T-shirt.

Anyone with information is urged to call the Narre Warren police station on 9705 3111.

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Attacker locked up AN ENDEAVOUR Hills man has been jailed after pleading guilty to assaulting an ex-partner, trying to cut the fridge cord with a knife and throwing her sister into a cupboard in the women’s home.

The 40-year-old had raised his fist and grabbed a large knife during an argument with his ex-partner at the Dandenong residence late on 7 May, Dandenong Magistrates’ Court was told.

After trying to cut the fridge cord, the accused - who sported tat-

toos of three stars on his left cheek and writing on his neck - then stabbed a hole in the fridge door.

When the sister intervened, the man grabbed her throat and threw her with such force into the cupboard that it broke, police prosecutor Senior Constable Chris Capuano told the court on 20 June.

The accused told police at the time he was defending himself against the sister but admitted to stabbing the door “out of frustration”.

The ex-partner was protected by

a limited family violence intervention order against the man at the time.

Defence lawyer Arend Slink told the court the man was reacting in self-defence due to the sister “jumping on him” though “perhaps it was not necessary to go that far”.

The man, who is treated for bipolar, asthma and heart conditions, had been jailed previously over breaches of intervention orders.

He had been previously convicted of recklessly causing serious injury and threatening to kill.

Magistrate Jack Vandersteen said the man’s whole criminal history seemed related to family violence.

“You now recognise the triggers ... (but) you still struggle to control your emotions.”

When anger rises, “you’ve got to reverse out of the situation you’re in”, Mr Vandersteen said.

The man was jailed for five months - less 44 days spent in remand - with a two-year supervised community corrections order including drug and mental health treatment.

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Hooker’s big love IN the second part of her expose on life behind the brothel door, reporter Georgia Westgarth speaks to Carmen, a working girl who has learned how to love herself.

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PROSTITUTION has taught ‘Carmen’ how to love her 130 kilogram body.

“Before I became a prostitute I was very jealous of thinner girls, but this industry made me really love myself,” Carmen, a working girl at Garden of Eden (GOE) in Dandenong told the News.

“I love my body, I know I’m chubby but I’m beautiful.”

The 22-year-old, who grew up in northern Africa has worked in the commercial sex industry since she was 19 and had just $2 in her bank account.

Carmen already has seven brothels under her belt and moved to Australia four years ago to study chemistry and science at a Melbourne University.

With bills and rent to pay and dwindling working hours, Carmen replied to an online advertisement for prostitutes.

“I had never met a stripper or a working girl but when you don’t have a lot of money you start to consider a lot of options. My parents back home don’t know what I do,” Carmen said.

“I remember looking up the laws and I called a parlour one day and they were so nice.

“I thought it’s not so scary.”

At 19 years old, Carmen wasn’t a

“You can absolutely do this job and be married and if anything it’s taken a lot of money stress away, which is one of the biggest stresses for couples,” she said.

“I don’t want to sit on my ass and get benefits, I have a job and I’m trying to get my life on track.

“I want to achieve the best of my ability, I don’t want to be handed a life and frankly I’m proud of the things I’ve achieved with this job and the flexibility and freedom this job offers.”

Carmen sends money to her husband’s family overseas to help them build a house and said once they’d ticked that box she would start saving to buy a house of her own.

But Carmen has chosen not to tell her in-laws how she makes her money because she fears they wouldn’t take it if they knew.

“I don’t want them to think I am making a huge sacrifice, which I don’t consider it to be.

“I’m not ashamed of my job, but I know others think differently, that’s why I don’t get around telling everyone,” she said.

Carmen is one of several girls at the GOE who have disabled clients.

Actually, it’s a topic she is quite

virgin but she hadn’t had much experience.

“I didn’t have a huge sexual life before I entered the industry, I felt I was worthless in my private sex life, I felt undesirable, but when I started to work I could see men were turned on by me.

“I grew confidence and got into my role play - I have very few insecurities now.”

Carmen has been married to her 21-year-old husband, also a university student, for one year and said her sex life with her husband was “really good”.

“I can be totally free with him, I just am the way I am with him, but at work you put on a face and a certain look, but that’s not to say I don’t have fun and enjoy my time with my clients, but I love him beyond words,” she said.

“Spending one hour with someone every two weeks is not the same as your husband, the person that turns on the electric blanket, cooks you dinner, looks after your home and cat, and is there emotionally for you, it’s a totally different ball game.”

Carmen estimates about 50 to 60 per cent of working girls are married or in long-term relationships and that about 70 per cent of those girls’ partners would know what they did.

passionate about.

“There is no reason why you should deny somebody such a basic right (sex).

“It’s just sex, man, it’s just sex for crying out loud,” she said.

“Disabled men, for example, who come in here, they don’t feel they have the right to talk to women or to ask them for a relationship or they don’t feel like they deserve emotional closeness or physical closeness - and why?

“Why, why, why not?” Carmen said.

“What’s so different between me and him?

“I am with people who have no use of their legs or who have a mental disability, or some people come here with mental health problems, depression and they still want that closeness.”

Carmen said disabled clients were the best to be with because they left “significantly happier and in a better mental state than when they came in”.

She said: “At least I’ve done some good in the world.

“All types of men come in here, every man is a candidate.

“If you have 10 male friends I guarantee at least half of them have been into a brothel with some regularity, and

I would say two out of that 10 come very often.”

When asked how she feels about being with married men, Carmen said she didn’t push them up the stairs and in the brothel door.

“They come here of their own accord and I don’t deserve to be judged because if it wasn’t me it would be another girl, it would be an affair, it would be someone on Tinder.

“I’m just one of the many options that married man could have taken, it just so happened that that night it was me,” Carmen said.

“At the end of the day it’s safe sex practices - I use a condom, I don’t emotionally get involved with him - it’s just sex, that’s the only thing that it is.

“He’s not taking diseases home to his wife and children and some wives know and some don’t care.

“Some wives are busy having children and some wives are disabled or too old or don’t want to do it anymore.”

She is the largest prostitute at the GOE - but that’s the way she likes it.

“The most erogenous part of the body is the brain and people forget that.

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New skills are found THE Casey Cardinia Foundation has received a significant injection of knowledge and skills with the appointment of three new directors.

Carina Tomietto, Kristine Ash and Norm Davidson were last month inducted, to help fill the vacancies left by retiring board members Jack Mitchell and Andrew Facey.

Chairman Paul Thomas said the foundation carried out a transparent and open process seeking expressions of interest from the community to fill the vacant board positions.

“We received a number of excellent applications, conducted a thorough interview process and in the end the decision was a difficult one,” he said.

“The foundation is lucky to have people the calibre of Carina Tomietto, Norm Davidson and Kristine Ash join the board, with each providing different skills.

“We are looking forward to taking the foundation to the next level and are excited with the team on the board, as well as the leadership of executive officer Therese Howell and accountant Kamya Rook.”

Ms Tomietto already sits on the Outlook and 4Cs boards, previously worked at Windermere and has a background in business as founder of the Home Baked Cookie Company.

She has a particular interest in social impact measurements and is currently studying in that field.

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She has a strong knowledge of the not-for-profit sector and governance laws

and is an executive member of the Fundraising Institute of Australia.

Mr Davidson also has a strong philanthropic and community background with experience in fund-raising and event management. The manager of the Bendigo Bank Pakenham branch is an am-

bassador for Oz Child and currently works closely with the Cardinia Casey Biggest Ever Blokes Lunch committee, the Fish for Life initiative and he sits on the Lakeside and Heritage Springs residents groups.

The foundation is now seeking applications for its

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Community, arts and environmental groups are invited to apply. Applications open on Monday 20 June and close at 5pm on Friday 15 July. Application forms are available on the Foundation website www. caseycardiniafoundation.org

THE latest round of Casey Cardinia Foundation grants open on Monday 20 June.

The local philanthropic organisation has money put away for worthwhile community projects.

It wants to hear from not-for-profit community, arts or environmental groups that need a helping hand.

Since 2003, the Casey Cardinia Foundation has provided over $410,000 in grants to local community groups.

To apply, go to the foundation’s website at www.caseycardiniafoundation.org and find an application form under the grants section.

Applications close at 5pm on Friday 15 July and the successful candidates will be announced in September.

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Prized Design shortlisted

By VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS BERWICK-BASED building designer Warren Jenkins and the team at Design Unity have been shortlisted for a Building Design Award from the Building Designers Association of Victoria.

The team at Design Unity have been shortlisted for their ‘Arcadian’ project, a home for a growing family of four on an acre block in Warragul.

Mr Jenkins said they faced some tricky design elements with the triangular- shaped block and sharp angles.

“This semi-rural property had to have a design for a wedge shaped allotment,” he said.

“We designed it to suit the environment with the house wedged in the southern corner and fanning out towards the northern axis.”

The project also utilised Australian materials to maximise the effectiveness of the structure.

“We used recycled brick, sustainable Australian timber, polished concrete internally to give good thermal mass and used the same brick internally to trap the heat from the out-

side,” Me Jenkins said.

“There is also a simple open-plan kitchen in a central hub that connects all parts of the house together.”

The design firm is no stranger to winning awards, with more than 20 under their belt already, but Mr Jenkins said he didn’t design houses for awards.

“It’s not necessarily about the awards,” he said.

“It’s a good way to network and also compare with peers and also get feedback with what you are doing, but the client satisfaction is the real reward.

“Seeing a family or occupants live in the home; the awards are secondary to that.”

Mr Jenkins is also nominated for the People’s choice award along with fellow Berwick designer Sean Hamilton from Hamilton Design.

The winners of the Building Design Awards and People’s Choice Award will be announced on 30 July.

For more information about the awards or to vote for your favourite in the people’s choice category, visit, www.bdav.org.au.

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Star search vocal heats

BY JARROD McALEESE STAR Search for a Cause will be holding their vocal heats in addition to a fund-raiser for the 2016 Star Search for a Cause Competition on Sunday 26 June at Arthur Wren Hall, Hampton Park.

After three audition nights in late April this year, 26 performers will compete for a spot in the grand final to be held at Westfield Fountain Gate on 24 July.

This is the eighth annual running of the event, which has raised over $20,000 since it was first conducted.

In addition to enjoying a showcase of some of the area’s finest talent, audience members will be able to participate in activities such as raffles and silent auctions.

Proceeds will help continue to fund the organisation’s contributions to the Cancer Council as well as their newly introduced Cause We Care

wish-granting initiative.

The event starts at 4.30pm, and tickets are $15 adults and $5 for 12 years and under. Kids six years and under enter free. BYO nibbles and drinks. Hot food and drinks will be available to purchase.

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CASEY Grammar has installed a state-of-the-art vertical wicking garden in an Australian first which is expected to produce 350kg of vegetables per annum for the school.

The 38 square metre Biofilta vegetable garden is watered by the rainfall from the school’s science building roof, with a consistent water supply, eliminating the prospect of over or under watering.

Biofilta CEO Marc Noyce said the organisation was pleased with Casey Grammar’s implementation of the foodwall which will provide an abundance of produce as well as enable the school to effectively educate students about the environment.

“We are very excited in having Casey Grammar as the first school in Australia to install the foodwall, which not only helps produce healthy organic produce, but also teaches students where food comes from and how to live more sustainably.

“Early high school years are critical in changing future attitudes towards the environment and life choices,” Mr Noyce said.

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said the new initiative had been a hit with students, teachers and parents and had allowed for greater efficiency.

“Our older style garden took a lot of effort to weed for smaller yield. The new gardens are virtually weed-free, so students become ‘smart gardeners’ who grow the maximum produce for minimum water, space and effort.

“Our new vegie garden has been a great success with bumper crops, low maintenance and an overall thoughtful layout the Biofilta garden has allowed our students great learning out-

comes to date and going forward,” Mr Dunkley said.

And he said the school had received numerous offers from parents to get involved with the maintenance of the new garden.

“A number of parents have expressed a desire to volunteer their time to assist in the garden. Hopefully, grandparents and community members will be added to this list. This wider community involvement will give those involved a window into the learning of the students and the students to learn from them,” Mr Dunkley said.

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Make it ‘spa time’ every day SAPPHIRE Spas in Pakenham will have their first four-day warehouse sale from 23-26 June at their Pakenham factory.

General manager Tim Parkinson said the company was offering an opportunity for people to purchase factory direct.

“We will have great packages on offer,” he said.

“We are 100 per cent locally owned and operated. Our spas use the best available components and technology, made by our locally employed team who pride themselves in manufacturing quality products. We are big enough to manufacture at competitive prices and small enough to retain the personal touch.

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Great place for a country break and the villages of Metung and Bruthen are all nearby, and there are lovely drives, and good walking and cycling trails, as well as a number of lovely golf courses.

The beautiful Tambo River, a well-known fishing destination, is an easy 200-metre walk from the park. The Swan Reach jetty and the fishing platforms on the riverbank are all great sites for bank fishing. The boat ramp is only a short drive away.

The park offers a range of comfortable and affordable accommodation with something to suit everyone.

The self-contained units are popular with families and couples, while powered sites are available for those who like to enjoy the freedom of their own caravans or tents.

The park is pet friendly, so you are able to bring your furry friends with you for a break as well. Please let them know at the time of booking if you are bringing your pet.

Facilities include a recreation room, a wellstocked library, a playground for the younger

children, and a solar heated swimming pool.

The free barbecues are all undercover, and there is a well-equipped camp kitchen.

Rates are affordable, and as well as families, many fishing and social clubs are welcomed during the year. The park is conveniently located next to the hotel, and opposite the well-stocked general store.

For booking or further information please phone (03) 5156 4314, go to www.tamborivertouristpark.com or find Tambo River Tourist Park on Facebook to start planning your next holiday now.

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The autumn weather is usually fine and mild, with cool nights and pleasant days.

The park is an ideal base for enjoying the great outdoors, with access to all that the Gippsland rivers, lakes, mountains and forests have to offer.

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Friday night footy.

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Business profile

Berwick branch 25th birthday BENDIGO Bank's Berwick branch is getting ready to celebrate its 25th birthday on Friday 1 July.

Branch manager, Eddy Leo said the branch had grown from strength to strength since it was established in 1991.

“Thanks to community support, and the hard work of our branch staff, we have been able to build the business steadily over the past 25 years,” Eddy said.

"We plan to continue to share this success with our community through future programs and local community initiatives.

"Berwick residents, traders and community organisations have all learned the benefits of banking locally. We are more than just a bank.

“As our profitability grows, so too does our ability to channel our profits into much-needed community infrastructure and services.

"Our branch was set up for the local community, so we are always looking for ways we can strengthen Berwick,” Eddy said.

In the last year Berwick branch has been involved in the following community initiatives: Transit Soup Kitchen; Connections Uniting Care; Christians Helping in Primary

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THE WHITEHAVEN - WHERE THE PAST MEETS THE PRESENT FROM PAGE 1 THE beautiful cottage-style Whitehaven is a reflection of the stunning architecture of the Mid-Victorian period.

It really stands out in the street as a stylish and classic home among the modern facades that dominate today’s estates.

The 30-45 degree roof pitches and customised gables allow customisation of the home and set it apart from the boxform designs that dominate estates today.

Built and designed by Kialla Homes, the Whitehaven is a testament to the past - with all the character and style of

a century ago, while ensuring the plan meets the needs of today’s lifestyle.

With four bedrooms and two living areas, the spacious home combines the perfect amount of classic charm with a real sense of space.

The list of standard features is amazing.

It ticks all the boxes internally with ninefoot ceilings, Wonthaggi fretwork in the hallways, timber double-hung windows, decorative return air vent, V-joint panelling in the hallway, 140mm skirting, deep Sydneycove cornices and timber double-hung windows to the front facade.

Every room is painted with three coats of Haymes paints as standard, adding

further to the quality finishes.

The exterior showcases - all typical of the Mid-Victorian era - include bagged brickwork, decorative quoining and metal fretwork under the skillion verandah and turned verandah posts.

The tone and detail is set by the Caringbush entry door that leads to a stylish passage with heritage power points and heritage light switches and picture rails that ooze Victorian charm.

The kitchen features Westinghouse dual fuel upright cooking applicances under a timber canopy, full vinyl wrap kitchen and breakfast bar with a double ceramic sink.

Whitehaven 245 is priced from

$202,550 or $271,685 as displayed at Lineham Drive, Cranbourne, in the Mayfield estate.

Period homes are the Kialla Homes specialty including the Whitehaven, Brighton and Kingston. There are many other homes in the range.

Additional standard inclusions to the interior are ornate cornice, plaster ceiling rose, plastered corbeled archways and fireplace.

For further information visit www. kiallahomes.com.au/the_whitehaven_ series.html, or call Kialla Homes on 5941 3996.

THE DRESSEN RELEASE Due to high demand Highgrove’s latest stage, The Dressen Release will be on sale this Saturday.

Ofering a range of lots from 251m2 to 539m2 and an exclusive release of builder home and land packages, finding the right lot for your new home is easy. With new homes beginning construction each week, Highgrove is one of the fastest growing communities in Clyde North, making it a desirable location for families looking to build their new home in a growing community.

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LIFESTYLE CHANGE FOR THE BETTER DOWNSIZE to a bigger life at Lifestyle Berwick Waters.

From barefoot bowls to movie nights to tennis, every hour is happy hour, and this is what life could be like in a Lifestyle community.

Since the company first began over 13 years ago, over 1800 over-50s have made a Lifestyle community home. Now Lifestyle Communities’ newest community in Melbourne’s south-east - Lifestyle Berwick Waters - is ready to start construction, with stage one already 40 per cent sold.

The 220 home, master-planned community being built next to Hillcrest Christian College will feature a state-ofthe-art clubhouse with a tennis court, bowling green, cinema and gym.

Homes at Lifestyle Berwick Waters contain all the mod-cons and are a breath of fresh air for those who have often lived in their old house for decades.

“Our home designs come with all the mod-cons from stainless-steel appliances and stone benchtops to practical touches

like heating and cooling,” Lifestyle Communities sales manager Richard Parker said.

“To make downsizing even easier we provide turn-key inclusions such as carpets, tiles, landscaping and even a garden shed so you can just move right in.”

Homes at Lifestyle Berwick Waters are selling from $279,000 to $404,500, and homeowners are already beginning to enjoy meeting their new neighbours

through regular meet and greets.

While construction is underway, a temporary sales office has been set up at Lifestyle Officer, 114 Rix Road, Officer, where an eight-home display village is open for inspection. The display village is open 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday and 10am to 4pm on Saturdays.

To find out more or to order your free information pack on Lifestyle Berwick Waters, call Marion on 1300 50 55 60 or visit www.lifestyleberwickwaters.com.au

Brand New Display Homes Open Now! The Avenue, Tulliallan Estate & Timbertop Estate Open Sat, Sun, Mon, Tues & Wed from 12-5pm

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The Palm Cove 35.5sq The Palm Cove is a versatile home designed with the needs of a busy family. The double storey layout provides an abundance of space for everyone to relax, play or to come together as a family. The kitchen is designed to match the volume of space offered in the open plan living hub which effortlessly opens up to the all-important outdoor room to enjoy on a summer’s day. The Palm Cove delivers an abundance of thoughtful touches like a walk in pantry and breath taking skylights to fill your kitchen with light. Allow yourself to imagine life as it should be.

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INSPIRED TO FIND THE X-FACTOR

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INSPIRED Homes has the X-factor among the new homes of Melbourne.

These designs stand apart from their competitors’ in their dynamic flow and added interest.

Unique angles, rarely seen in builder’s catalogues, welcome visitors like a hug when they first open the front door of an Inspired Home and are towards the central living zone.

Clever angles create a dynamic open plan living area at the core of the home.

Here the kitchen, living and dining interact seamlessly and connect with the alfresco and home theatre.

The kitchen is angled to avoid facing a side or back fence and to facilitate a dynamic flow for indoor/outdoor entertaining.

The unique design of the home theatre is this company’s signature and sets it apart from the rest.

Angled walls mean that every seat is in prime location to the screen which makes the theatre perfect for movie nights with friends and family.

Strategically placed kids’ bedrooms form a separate area around a family bathroom and toilet.

Variations of Inspired Homes designs also feature a kids’ zone and IT area.

Alternatively home buyers can tailor a design to suit their specific tastes and requirements.

The Inspired modular design system separates homes into three separate areas - front, middle and back - making it a straightforward process to move the master suite from the front to the back of the home or vice versa.

Inspired Homes pays strong attention to detail and offers a personalised service

that allows clients to customise designs to suit their land, tastes, requirements and budget.

Clients can work one-on-one with an Inspired Homes designer to see their plans come to life and avoid the lengthy applications for design changes and added fees that they may experience with other volume builders.

The Inspired Homes’ 100 per cent satisfaction guarantee process ensures that buyers will be happy with the layout that Inspired Homes creates for them.

Buyers no longer have to browse catalogue after catalogue to find a design that ticks the boxes on their lists, now they can break free from generic layouts and create their dream home.

Visit Inspired Homes to experience the X-factor and start creating a unique design.

3-5 Serene Way, Clyde North, in the Berwick Waters Estate Phone 1300 HOMES (1300 046 637) or visit www.inspiredhomes.com.au

BEAUTY IN BERWICK THERE are six generous bedrooms, three bathrooms, a study, three living areas and a dedicated dining area.

The main bedroom is the perfect parents' retreat. A generous room with twin walk-in wardrobes and an ensuite which includes a spa bath.

The kitchen has granite bench tops, stainless-steel appliances, a walk-in pantry, and a servery area. There is a pool and two undercover outdoor areas to entertain family and friends.

Also included is a fully self-contained unit with a kitchen, bathroom, living room and a bedroom with internal access to the main house perfect for anyone wanting to have their parents living with them or to run a business from home.

Perfect for the family that loves to entertain.

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A MODERN MASTERPIECE DESIGNED for a lifetime of enjoyment, exclusively situated on half an acre in a whisper quiet neighbourhood of Beaconhill Grange, this totally captivating five-bedroom plus study family residence impressively showcases sublime contemporary elegance through exceptionally generous indoor and outdoor space.

Perfectly styled interiors combine with floods of natural light creating a home that you will be excited to drive home to.

A generous main bedroom with full walk-in cupboard spaces and luxury stone-lined ensuite, kids zone to the rear of the home presents large bedrooms, all with built-in wardrobes, serviced by two Caesarstone bathrooms.

Separate living areas consist of day-today zones as well as movie/rumpus room.

For the perfect hostess, a crisp white stone-lined kitchen is the core of this clever floorplan - walk-in pantry, abundant in storage and bench space.

A wonderful sense of openness is apparent with two sets of sliding doors that lead out to a pitched roof pergola area - leading out to enjoy the north-facing half-acre allotment - room to put a pool or play garden cricket.

All work and play vehicles are catered for in the three-bay shed with power and concrete floor, allowing work from home, boat or caravan storage - with enough

space to impress the tradies.

A four-car garage with drive-through option is also a feature - and a current salon conversion provides instant work-from home capabilities, or easily reconverted to original double garage.

Impeccable designer flair is displayed through this property from front to back, covering all options of living and working all in one. Expected extras of ducted heating, air-conditioning units, huge laundry with drying cupboard, and so much more.

This pocket of Beaconsfield is a hot-spot at the moment with such great access to the Monash Freeway, Haileybury College and the trendy town centre of Beaconsfield.

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ENDLESS VALLEY VIEWS CUSTOM built and superbly crafted, the expansive rural-flavoured property 'Iona’ is perfectly positioned atop an elevated ridgeline, with breathtaking views over surrounding countryside.

With some 47 squares plus garaging, the residence includes five double bedrooms (three with ensuites) including one in fully self-contained quarters.

There is a relaxed lounge with wood fire and a ‘picture book’ view, dining room with french doors to a terrace, and premium quality kitchen with ‘Stoves’ range, induction cook top and butler’s pantry.

Also featured is a 'gold class' home theatre, rumpus/games room and fully fitted home office with twin desk perfect for home-based business or professionals.

Outside, a salt/solar swimming pool and entertainment terrace provide endless enjoyment for summer recreation.

The home includes twin double lock-up garages, an 8m x 12m lock-up workshop, full concrete parking apron with room for

van, boat, trailer, etc.

Beautifully established in a private, native and exotic garden setting with a lush green lawn falling to an ornamental dam and beyond to the waters of Cardinia Reservoir and its Fauna Reserve.

Just 10 minutes from Berwick and overlooking highly sought after Harkaway this peaceful, secure rural retreat is truly something out of the ordinary.

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4B 3C 2D 4I

Berwick 10 Barellan Mews

3B 3C 4D 1H 2I

Berwick 3 Don Collins Way

Magnificent, Panoramic Views.

For Sale

Period Style Perfection

Auction

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

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

Negotiation Over $870,000 View By Appointment harcourts.com.au/VBW22539

Gorgeous facade, stylish 3BR + study family home. Excellent attention to detail, culminates in a wonderful feeling of space and quality. Downstairs master with ensuite and feature claw bath, and WIR. Well appointed kitchen. Meals / family, rumpus with stunning timber flooring. Formal lounge with built in fire place, dry entry from DLUG, upstairs to another sitting area, bathroom and 2 children’s BRs. 2 alfrescos, shed in the rear. Ceiling roses, feature cornices, GDH, evap cooling, DW, quality carpet plus more.

Saturday 16th July at 11.00am View Saturday @ 12.30pm harcourts.com.au/VBW22845

Debbie Brettoner M 0458 628 085 P 9707 4222 debbie.brettoner@harcourts.com.au Brad Nicholls M 0417 324 711 P 9707 4222 brad.nicholls@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Franchise / Berwick 30 High Street

4B 2C 2D 2I

Berwick 7 Leisurewood Drive

Brad Nicholls M 0417 324 711 P 9707 4222 brad.nicholls@harcourts.com.au Matthew Dalzotto M 0403 272 200 P 9707 4222 matthew.dalzotto@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Franchise / Berwick 30 High Street

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Brilliant Chase Estate

For Sale

Capital Growth Assured.

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Attractive facade, 4BR family homes such as this, in the forever popular Chase estate.

Excellent size living areas, both formal and informal, well appointed kitchen complimented by S/S appliances and dishwasher overlooks the backyard, master favoured with ensuite having stone benchtop, whilst the other 3 bedrooms are conveniently serviced by a family bathroom with stone bench also. The home provides a double garage with internal access, ducted heating and split system cooling.

Negotiation Over $580,000 View By Appointment harcourts.com.au/VBW22829

Low maintenance 3 bedroom property such as this will delight the most astute investor, first home buyers, singles or those downsizing. Comprising a well appointed central kitchen overlooking a sizeable living space. Master favored with ensuite, the other two bedrooms are serviced easily by a well maintained main bathroom. Double garage with remote, dry entry into the dwelling, ducted heating and private rear garden complete this attractive picture.

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Brad Nicholls M 0417 324 711 P 9707 4222 brad.nicholls@harcourts.com.au Matthew Dalzotto M 0403 272 200 P 9707 4222 matthew.dalzotto@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Franchise / Berwick 30 High Street

Brad Nicholls M 0417 324 711 P 9707 4222 brad.nicholls@harcourts.com.au Matthew Dalzotto M 0403 272 200 P 9707 4222 matthew.dalzotto@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Franchise / Berwick 30 High Street

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Berwick 12-14 Caserta Drive Blue chip Berwick location – 2 acres of the highest quality Architecturally designed and built to the highest quality, this magnificent property spans over 65 squares under roof of extravagant size and versatility. This 8362 m2 (approx.) parcel of land on the well renowned and sought ater Caserta Drive provides a rare opportunity for one lucky purchaser to enjoy luxury and privacy. This beautiful 5-bedroom family home boasts a flexible and versatile floor plan with something for everyone. The kitchen is the centre point to the home, with the spacious family meals

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area looking out onto the outdoor entertaining area. Fitted with quality European appliances and large WIP. The beautiful Baltic pine floors complement the high ceilings and massive rooms. The land also ofers the possibility of sub-division (S.T.C.A) of the front acre or you can just enjoy the extra space. Luxury inclusions include, zoned ducted heating, intercom, open fireplaces, split system air conditioning, refrigerated cooling, alarm, wine cellar and storage.

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Saturday 9th July at 11.30am View Saturday @ 2.15pm harcourts.com.au/VBW22737 Debbie Brettoner M 0458 628 085 P 9707 4222 debbie.brettoner@harcourts.com.au Ryan Wallace M 0432 625 549 P 9707 4222 ryan.wallace@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Franchise / Berwick 30 High Street

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Berwick 15 Belmont Road

Beautiful Bryn Mawr Family Home

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Chase Estate Family Home

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This gorgeous four bedrooms plus study home is perfect for those upsizing, families and entertainers. As you enter the home, a generous master bedroom with ensuite and WIR is on your let, leading into the study and formal lounge/dining. The open plan family/ meals space is a genuine feature with the quality appointed S/S kitchen serving as the focal point. An excellent sized rumpus looks out to the backyard, and together with under roof line Al Fresco. Low maintenance and established gardens front and back.

Negotiation Over $660,000 View Saturday @ 12.00pm harcourts.com.au/VBW22853

Located in one Berwick’s forever popular estates, a home like this in the Chase estate will not last long. This lovely four bedrooms plus study home is perfect for so many, families, investors. The home consists of 3 separate living areas and the spacious and versatile floorplan is perfect for families ensuring room to move for everyone. The spacious family/meals space leads into both a generous rumpus room as well as the undercover Al Fresco area allowing entertaining every month of the year.

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Best Offer Above $460,000 Open Saturday & Sunday 11:00am11:30am

• Open plan kitchen that overlooks living area • Large backyard with plenty of space • All Of this on a generous 512m2 block Paul Organtzidis | 0431 646 115 Gina Organtzidis | 0430 084 991

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• $66k above the advertised price!

• Over 32,000 online views!

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4A 2B 2C

PAKENHAM 4 Delft Place

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PAKENHAM 1 Templeton Crescent

MODERN FAMILY LIVING

CHARACTER, STYLE AND CHARM!

This sleek four bedroom enjoys a prime location, being only moments away from the Heritage Springs Shopping complex, primary school, parkland and freeway.The four bedrooms include a spacious master boasting an ensuite and walk in wardrobe, while the three remaining bedrooms all have double wardrobes.The easy living areas with décor consist of a formal lounge and a spacious open family area that incorporates a hostess kitchen with stainless appliances, dishwasher and stone work surfaces. Sliding door access from the home opens up to an attractive alfresco area with café blinds that overlooks the family friendly rear yard. Other features include- ducted heating & cooling, remote double garage, workshop and potential for rear access for the caravan or boat.This is the one you have been waiting for!

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 2:30PM Buyers Over $400,000 Matt Clark 0417 411 883

This charming character filled home will impress from the first look! Positioned on a corner 643m2 (approx.) allotment & conveniently located close to both primary & secondary schools, sporting facilities & public transport. Comprising of 4 generously sized bedrooms (all with builtin robes) sharing a smartly presented family bathroom, separate formal lounge, well-designed timber kitchen with gas cooking & built in dishwasher.The adjoining meals area opens out to the undercover pergola area that also provides plenty of space for additional car/trailer parking.The man of the home will be further impressed with his own man cave under roofline. Complete with gas wall furnace heating, air conditioning, garden shed & mature gardens. Currently secured with quality tenants also makes this property an ideal investment opportunity.

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 2:00PM Buyers Over $345,000 Jenni Lewandowski 0419 849 524

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PAKENHAM 235 Thewlis Road AUCTION THIS SATURDAY!

PEACEFUL WATERS: SUBLIME NORTH SIDE 20 ACRES Superbly located on the urban fringe is this wonderful lifestyle property.With sweeping views, a haven awaits of lush gently undulating pasture divided into six paddocks with a second road frontage to Brown Road, plus farm shed and cattle yards. Equine enthusiasts will enjoy the stable facilities along with the convenience to ride out to nearby riding trails.A striking residence split over three levels offers seven bedrooms, three with ensuites plus a further two bathrooms.A stone hostess kitchen with adjoining wet bar is central to the design complimented by polished hardwood floors.Adjoining a sumptuous lounge with fire place that opens to a sundrenched entertaining area, capturing those views.Whilst a downstairs recreation room is complete with sauna – ideal for year round entertaining. Set amidst mature gardens, overlooking a scenic water feature. Car accommodation for eight vehicles under the roof line.A stunning prestige lifestyle property situated in a tightly held enclave minutes from Pakenham and Officer.

INSPECT FROM 11:30AM AUCTION: Saturday 25th of June 2016 12:00PM Todd McKenna 0418 391 182 or Matt Clark 0417 411 883

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5A 4B 8C 2E

BEACONSFIELD UPPER 266 Red Hill Road

‘IONA’ ENDLESS VALLEY VIEWS Custom built and superbly crafted, this expansive rural flavoured property is perfectly positioned atop an elevated ridgeline with breathtaking views over surrounding countryside.

Encompassing some 47 sqs plus garaging, the residence includes 5 double bedrooms (3 with ensuites) including one in fully self-contained quarters. Relaxed lounge with wood fire and a ‘picture book’ view, dining room with French doors to terrace and premium quality kitchen with ‘Stoves’ range and induction cook top with butler’s pantry.Also featured is a gold class home theatre, rumpus/games room and fully fitted home office with twin desk perfect for home based business or professionals.

Outside a salt/solar swimming pool and entertainment terrace provide endless enjoyment for summer recreation.

The home includes twin double lock up garages, an 8 x 12m lock up workshop, full concrete parking apron with room for van / boat / trailer etc.

Beautifully established in a private, native and exotic gardened setting with a lush green lawn falling to an ornamental dam and beyond to the waters of Cardinia Reservoir and its Fauna Reserve. Just 10 minutes from Berwick and overlooking highly sought after Harkaway this peaceful, secure rural retreat is truly something out of the ordinary.

INSPECT BY APPOINTMENT For Sale: Contact Agent Peter Watson 0418 105 402

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BERWICK 55A Mansfield Street

“DREAM LOCATION”

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BERWICK 22/21-25 Parkhill Drive

2 BEDROOM UNIT - BERWICK RETIREMENT VILLAGE

This exceptional light filled residence on a compact block offers an expansive living area, large meals/family room and a functional kitchen with stainless steel appliances.The three bedrooms all have built in robes with the master including a full-ensuite.Includes ducted heating, split system air-conditioner and a double garage which has internal access. Only a short stroll to Berwick village, train station, hospital, school and easy access to the Monash Freeway while the low maintenance rear yard has a timber deck and shed. Inspect with total confidence, phone me today.

Superbly located and perfectly presented 2 bedroom independent retirement unit in the popular Berwick Retirement Village. Spacious throughout displaying master bedroom with WIR and bathroom access, bedroom 2 with robe and double doors to create separate dining, study or sitting area. Generous living room with floating timber floors opening to rear garden with a covered pergola and workshop. Gas heater and split system heating/cooling, single carport and remote single garage with direct home access.Village services include 24/7 emergency call system, village bus, community room, garden maintenance and the benefit of adjoining special accommodation rooms and nursing home.

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 1.00PM Buyers Over $425,000 Greg Phillips 0417 144 907

INSPECT BY APPOINTMENT For Sale: $329,500 Andrew Brown 0411 043 625

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CLEMATIS 10-12 Clematis Park Road

“THE CREST” The Crest is available for the first time in almost 40 years. Beyond the secure remote gate entry, your journey begins, and you instantly understand why this (12 acre approx.) haven has been ‘tightly held’ by the one family for more than 3.5 decades.

The main home nestled privately at the end of the sweeping sealed driveway boasts 4 bedrooms plus study over three levels with 3 fully rejuvenated bathrooms.

Streaming natural light illuminates the generous living spaces including the sunken formal lounge with roaring log fire (plus gas ducted heating), formal dining and meals off the spacious, well-appointed kitchen, but it’s the generous family room with second log fire that will see the most ‘family time’.You won’t need “pictures on the walls” with the breathtaking distant views to the Bay, the waters of Cardinia Reservoir and various garden vistas framed by every window.

Action from the in-ground pool and spa can be viewed from the comfort of the poolside alfresco area, fully fitted bar room or one of the homes many balconies.

With plenty of land to explore, you’re sure to enjoy all the benefits this ‘tree change’ property provides, complimented by additional parking, double garage, 18 x 7.8m machinery shed, paddocks, mains water and gas.A short stroll to the thriving Emerald township - this property truly combines the very best of town and country.

In conjunction with Ranges First National: Rik Rushton 0418 889 919 and Lockey Anderson 0400 864 824.

INSPECT BY APPOINTMENT For Sale: Contact Agent Peter Watson 0418 105 402 or Alexandra Hamilton 0478 740 187

57 High Street, Berwick 9707 6000

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An amazing opportunity in the heart of Dandenong, situated on 812 sqm (approx.) with no easement on the block and is in a residential growth zone allowing for the development of several units or townhouses (STCA).

0423 649 553

With the existing brick dwelling providing a secure rental income whilst you are going through the processes of drawing plans and obtaining permits. Perfectly positioned in the heart of Dandenong, this fantastic opportunity is just minutes away from all local amenities, as well as having easy access to all major roads and public transport you are sure to reap the benefits.

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294 HOMES IN 2015!

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Beautiful home in Berwick Springs This 3 bedroom home, has a large study, master bedroon has double doors, walk in robe and spacious ensuite with spa. Other bedrooms are a good size and have built in robes.

With formal lounge/dining at the front of the home, ducted heating and large split system cooling, remote control double garage with internal access and rear roller access, plus back to base Alarm system and 10 solar panels for the energy conscious.

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The 4 bedrooms is just the start to the long list of features, 2 bathrooms, one of which an ensuite, a study , did I mention the 3 living areas yet? Plus an alfresco outdoor area for those dreamy summer night BBQ’s.

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Narre Warren South 8785 0377 Shop 20, Casey Central Shopping Centre, 400 Narre Warren - Cranbourne Road

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Narre Warren South 5 Cheshire Place This 3 bedroom plus HUGE study home has new flooring throughout.

The master bedroom has its own ensuite & plenty of WIR space. Formal lounge, family living plus rumpus, updated hostess kitchen which overlooks the dining and family room has gas cooktop, two dishwasher drawers, updated appliances & plenty of bench space. Gas ducted heating, back to base alarm, refrigerated cooling &, oversized shower.

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Narre Warren South 8785 0377 Shop 20, Casey Central Shopping Centre, 400 Narre Warren - Cranbourne Road

This immaculately presented home has landscaped, low-maintenance front & rear gardens, comprises of 3 bedrooms all with built in robes and external window shutters for added security. The master offers full ensuite, the second bathroom and toilet servicing the remaining bedrooms. A fully appointed kitchen with quality appliances, gas heating and cooling and a generously sized backyard offers plenty of space for entertaining.

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Narre Warren South 8785 0377 Shop 20, Casey Central Shopping Centre, 400 Narre Warren - Cranbourne Road

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Ideally located within the hub of Berwick Central, this 1270sqm site is perfect for future development and is part of the new Berwick restructure plan. Two separately titles blocks, but being sold as one parcel, both 3 bedroom houses currently under lease and offer a great investment. Thinking commercial/medical possibilities or high density residential developments, either have potential for this site (STCA).

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6/241 Soldiers Road, BeaconSfield on Berwick’s door Step Exclusive Beacon Grove is situated securely in a gated complex, within a stone’s throw of Beaconhills College, Casey Hospital and the Monash Freeway. On offer is this single storey unit with three spacious bedrooms, master with ensuite and walk-in robe. Fully landscaped low maintenance courtyard.

Double remote control garage. Invest now or move in and simply enjoy.

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18 Langmore Lane BERWICK • 9707

Back To Basics Over ½ Acre If you desire a rural lifestyle, where you can enjoy the fruits of your labor and not be afraid of a little work, then this 1930s 3 BR weatherboard cottage on a 2,465 sqm (approx.) block is for you. With mature fruit trees, vegetable gardens, water tanks, play areas and more including large shed and chicken coup. A real rural experience without the long distance drives.

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4/44 Railway Avenue, BEACONSFIELD What A Stunner

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Nothing Short Of Impeccable As you drive through the remote gates you will be suitably impressed with the presentation of this property. Nothing short of impeccable, with a floor plan designed with family living in mind offering separate living zones. Add one acre approx, extensive shedding, 4 car garage, huge outdoor entertaining area with fireplace all situated in a court location. Your dream home awaits.

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With instant aesthetic appeal, this standalone, strata-titled 3 bed, 2 bath unit is up for grabs! NO ACTIVE BODY CORPORATE! A feast of luxuries are included in this light & bright, open-plan first home, investment or retirement home. Possibly in one of the most convenient locations to Beaconsfield train station, Beaconsfield precinct, all schools & M1 freeway.

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9 College Drive, NARRE WARREN SOUTH

9 Linton Court, BERWICK Olde Berwick English Cottage Distinguished by magnificent proportions, reminiscent of an English Country Cottage and a lovely place to call home. Refurbish, extend or enjoy as is, this 1353 sqm block with captivating gardens delivers incomparable family appeal near excellent schools and close to Berwick Village. Don’t miss the opportunity to invest in prime Berwick Real Estate.

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18 Langmore Lane BERWICK • 9707

Family-Focused In Bryn Mawr Tucked quietly at the end of the court is this 40sq (approx) double storey home brimming with quality and bursting with every possible feature. A much-loved, immaculately maintained one-owner residence that is fit for the family to simply move into. Don’t miss the opportunity to be in the heart of Bryn Mawr - Elite Schools and Berwick Village with its trendy cafes and boutiques all within close proximity.

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Garfield

Buyers Over $495,000

Pakenham

$825,000

COUNTRY LIVING – TOWN PRECINCT!!

DEVELOPMENT SITE – OUTSTANDING POTENTIAL!!

Built on a lovely 3,839m2 allotment is this cottage style home with polished floors, great size main bathroom, choose whether you utilise he home as a 2 or 3 bedroom. Combustion heating plus split system. Large sized kitchen and abutting meals area. Rear veranda overlooks the beautiful grounds and gardens. Good shedding with 3 phase power. The property also comes with a grazing lease for the property - Ideal for a pony. Join the country exodus now!!

Located in the heart of the Pakenham township is this excellent development site comprising of a site area of 1,838m2, this site lends itself to Residential development or possibly a medical use (STCA).

The property has two modest homes, shedding and good access. Walking distance to transport hub, shopping and Pakenham CBD. Sites like these are rarely offered!!

117 NAR NAR GOON - LONGWARRY ROAD Inspect Saturday 25th June 12:30-1:00pm

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From $299,000

URBAN GROWTH FRINGE – 113 ACRES

BRAND NEW LUXURY TOWNHOUSE

This magnificent parcel of land has all the hallmarks of being something greater – you only need to see it to understand what it may become. Lovely elevation, views of the bay foothills and the township provide the potential here. The land is currently zoned Green Wedge yet to the south is Residential land, to the west is Low Density land – Mains water is available and the property currently has a comfortable home and sundry shedding. Inspection will impress!

With display like presentation this remaining townhouse will satisfy the astute investor or home owner. With easy walking distance to shops, school & public transport these charming townhouses feature 3 bedrooms, full ensuite to master, a light filled formal lounge, full hostess kitchen with adjoining meals area, quality fixtures & fittings throughout, gas ducted heating & split system air-con, double garage with internal access, landscaped gardens both front & back, garden shed, clothesline.

36 RAILWAY AVENUE Inspect Saturday 25th June 1:00-1:30pm

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INVEST TODAY – WATCH IT GROW TOMORROW!!

STRONG INVESTMENT – TOWNSHIP LOCATION!!

If you’re looking to occupy or perhaps add to the investment portfolio, then this shop if for you.

Located in the ‘Centrecourt Arcade’ with a floor area of 40m2 approximately, it’s a great investment.

Good foot traffic, close to Pakenham Marketplace, Transport and Bypass. Owner Leasing back, it’s a great time to invest!!

Securely leased until the 15th November, 2020 is this perfect investment property. Floor area of approximately 50m2, located in the Manhattan Arcade. Returning $985 per month plus all outgoings.

Excellent foot traffic and access to the Main Street. Ideal for new investor or add to the portfolio, rarely offered in this location!!

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Tonimbuk

Buy Now $420,000

PRIME GRAZING LAND – 5 TITLES

4 ½ ACRES CLEARED

An ideal grazing opportunity located within only minutes of the Princes Freeway. Well layed out into 28 paddocks is this 253 acre parcel via central laneway, with ample water with bore & dams x6, first class stock handling facilities, dairy still operational, 12 swingover, hayshed, machinery shed & 2 road frontage. A comfortable weatherboard home situated on the rise overlooking the farm comprises 2 bedrooms, study, storage, 2 living areas & country style kitchen!!

This ideal block in a wonderful setting that enjoys a bitumen road frontage along with a secondary road, cleared and ready to build on with power at the gate. The double gate entry is impressive and the serenity of the area doesn’t escape you on site. Make the move and enjoy the classic country lifestyle here as these sized blocks are rare!!

Derrick Brown 0418 317 096

Stephen O’Loughlin 0408 591 170

Phil Caswell 0419 882 650

Steve Hobson 0418 897 411

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EXPRESSION OF INTEREST 317 McGregor Road, PAKENHAM STRATEGIC LAND HOLDING 118.4 HA / 292 AC (app.)

This well positioned parcel in the fast growing South East corridor is well located inside the Urban Growth Boundary (UGB) and will enjoy exceptional access and exposure from multiple main road frontages. It’s a site for those with a vision - Plenty of scope here!!

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Closing 20th July, 2016 Terms by Negotiation Derrick Brown – 0418 317 096

Stephen O’Loughlin 0408 591 170

Phil Caswell 0419 882 650

PAKENHAM’S PREMIER LOCATION – NEW 5 YEAR LEASE

PAKENHAM 99 MAIN STREET

AUCTION

Pakenham Newsagency has been located in the heart of the township for many decades, known location to all. For the first time in many years the freehold is offered for sale. Originally two shops the floor area – 441m2 consists of display area, office admin, storage & staff amenities, rear access plus car-parks. Leased until 2020 with annual income of $145,000 plus GST and outgoings. Strong Lease, income, position and one of Pakenham’s best!!

Auction: Friday 15th July, 2016 @ 1:00pm - held at 80 John Street Terms: 10% Deposit – Balance 60 Days

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Stephen O’Loughlin 0408 591 170

Steve Hobson 0418 897 411

119 Main Street Pakenham

ICONIC BUILDING – EXPOSURE & POSITION!!

PAKENHAM 80 JOHN STREET

AUCTION

Rarely offered in the Pakenham CBD is vacant Commercial real estate, now’s the chance to enter the market. Floor area of 414m2, three road frontages, floor to ceiling glass windows maximise the exposure for the new business. Suspended ceiling, air-conditioning plus loading zone.

Recently vacated, this property has plenty of upside to the new owner/ investor. Split level and dual access. Invest with confidence here!!

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Phil Caswell 0419 882 650

Steve Hobson 0418 897 411

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NARRE WARREN SOUTH 18 PARKWOOD AVENUE

HALLAM 57 HINRICHSEN DRIVE

If you’re looking for a little bit extra from your family home, then look no further. Stylish, spacious and neat and tidy throughout, this home offers all the extras you would expect from a home of this calibre. Upon inspection, it’s quickly evident that the current owners have kept the home fastidiously maintained. Call now to come and see this beauty for yourself

Taking in views of the surrounding district, this immaculate, modern family home of grand proportions is located in one of Hallam’s finest neighbourhoods. A perfect balance of indoor and outdoor living areas and a stunning amount of accommodation blend seamlessly to create the ultimate family home. Call now to secure your inspection.

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Tuesday 28th June at 6:00pm unless sold prior PRICE $570,000 Plus Buyers INSPECT Saturday 11:00-11:30am Wednesday 5:00-5:30pm Photo ID required CONTACT Daniel Mirabito 0402 258 353 NARRE WARREN 8794 6100

Saturday 9th July at 1:00pm unless sold prior PRICE Contact Agent INSPECT Saturday 12:00-12:30pm Wednesday 5:00-5:30pm Photo ID required CONTACT Kathy Coombs 0416 073 860 NARRE WARREN 8794 6100

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BERWICK 8/17 GLOUCESTER AVENUE

A rare opportunity, in the heart of Olde Berwick, this home features 2 bedrooms, the master with walk in robe and ensuite and a separate study.

The kitchen comprises stainless steel appliances and stone benchtops, and overlooks the spacious meals and living area. With features such as plantation shutters, gas ducted heating, evap cooling, a private courtyard and a single car remote garage, this property is sure to impress.

Settled amongst some of Berwick’s finest homes is this outstanding townhouse. Boasting three bedrooms, the master downstairs with full ensuite and walk-in-robe, whilst the remaining two bedrooms are upstairs with built in robes.

Currently leased until 07/04/2017 and returning $1,863.00 pcm, this could be an investment opportunity not to be missed.

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Saturday 9th of July 2016 at 11am unless sold prior PRICE $590,000 plus buyers INSPECT Saturday 11:00 - 11:30am Photo ID required CONTACT Michelle Bonadio 0417 542 678 BERWICK 9707 1400

PRICE $640,000 plus buyers INSPECT Saturday 11:00 - 11:30am Photo ID required CONTACT Ally Myers 0432 430 465 Calum Dabb 0400 273 535 BERWICK 9707 1400

BERWICK 3 CONFAIT COURT

BERWICK 14 GLENBRAE COURT

A timeless and picturesque streetscape introduces this renovated family home. With an impressive court location and nestled in the heart of north side Berwick. A seamless fusion of modern living and functionality, the decorative ceilings and polished Kempas hardwood flooring are a lovely accompaniment to the chic kitchen.

Features include a family room and a light filled living room, all on 700m2 (approx.) of land.

This fantastic hideaway on the North side of Berwick is deceiving from the front and finished beautifully inside. Close to Berwick Village and Freeway access, with a huge allotment of around 782m2, you can let the kids run free in the private backyard. Freshly renovated inside and out this lovely home consists of 3 bedrooms, main with walk in robe and ensuite, newly renovated kitchen with stone benches and stunning new bathroom.

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PRICE $620,000 plus buyers INSPECT Saturday 12:00 - 12:30pm Photo ID required CONTACT Chris Hill 0401 178 455 BERWICK 9707 1400

PRICE $500,000 plus buyers INSPECT Saturday 11:00 - 11:30am Photo ID required CONTACT Chris Hill 0401 178 455 BERWICK 9707 1400

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A beautiful home in the most sought after area in Berwick.

For sale.

8794 0500

Buyers Over $1,150,000

Office S1003 Fountain Gate SC Narre Warren obrienrealestate.com.au

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Lakeside living in Clyde North.

For sale.

5995 0500

Buyers Over $420,000

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Berwick 2/27 Margaret Street

Location, location.

For sale.

Buyers Over $350,000 Almost in the heart of Berwick this tidy 3 bedroom unit has loads of potential for the future. Just a short walk to the university, schools, train station and shops. Featuring: t 3 bedrooms all with built in robes t Light filled main living area t Timber kitchen, meals area with slate flooring t Large backyard for the kids, single car garage with plenty of extra parking Extras include: ducted heating, Gas wall furnace & spilt system.

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Narre Warren 30 Columbia Road

Stunningly renovated - Family home.

For sale.

Buyers Over $465,000 Situated in the highly sought after Maramba Estate, is this spacious, stylish and fully renovated three bedroom two bathroom home on 650sqm t Features open plan living and dining with study nook t Tasmanian Oak floors, quality carpets, ducted heating & air con Located within walking distance of local Schools and within a short drive of Fountain Gate Shopping Centre and Monash Freeway.

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Pakenham 21 Arbour Rise

Raising the stakes in Lakeside.

For sale.

Buyers Over $480,000 A vision of modern beauty, setting the standard in style, quality and entertaining excellence. Formal and casual living spaces, open plan kitchen with meals, massive outdoor entertaining space, abundance of features with heating, cooling, 9ft ceilings, feature cornice, premium window furnishings and new carpet.

Exquisite landscaping, highly sought after ‘Waterford Rise’ location, this is the one!

F4 G2 H2 5940 4044 Shop 3 11 John Street Pakenham obrienrealestate.com.au Inspect Fri 4:30-5.00pm Sun 1:00-1.30pm Craig Currie 0417135075 Kylie Currie 0488086012

Narre Warren South 6 Baronet Walk

Opportunity knocks but once.

For auction.

Saturday 18 June at 12pm Sitting on 664sqm, this home of approx. 25.6sq represents lifestyle and opportunity featuring; t 5 Bed, 2 bath, modern kitchen t 4 living areas, lots of natural light, new carpets & freshly painted, t Side access with northerly aspect.

Opportunity knocks but once…

F5 G2 H2 9707 0556 56-58 High Street Berwick obrienrealestate.com.au Gerard McRae 0409 400 635 Catherine McRae 0438 634 246 1232361-KC25-16

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Beaconsield Upper

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ENDURING FAMILY APPEAL Offering enduring family appeal, this iconic 5 acre (apx) Homestead showcases the best of Beaconsfield Upper. Spotlessly presented and renovated throughout, this is country living at its finest. Elegance and contemporary flair combine to create this masterpiece which boasts polished floorboards, a spacious rumpus room, a modern kitchen with stone bench tops and an open living and meals area that is adjoined by a large deck with breathtaking views of Western Port Bay. The master bedroom is spacious and offers an ensuite and walk in robe with an additional four bedrooms and ample office space. Outdoors boasts a combination of useable land and native Australian flora and fauna.

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luxury and functionality are effortlessly blended within this superb freestanding residence, nestled in the quiet Fallingwater estate. stepping through the tiled front entrance that lows through to an inviting family / meals area, overlooked by a striking kitchen with stainless steel appliances including dishwasher. entertainers will revel in the outside alfresco area that opens up from the kitchen dining area.

33 Kimberley Drive Open Sat 11:00-11:30am Hayden Thomas 0474 775 014

exceptional beauty, luxury and quality are present in all elements of this most substantial single level residence framed by low maintenance gardens and outdoor terraces, set high on an elevated position to ensure security, privacy and maximisation of enjoyment. a welcoming entrance provides low to formal living of vast proportions.

28 Silver Gum Drive Open Sat 12:00-12:30pm Sharon Whitford 0425 724 463

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UPPER BEACONSFIELD

85 Kitchen Road

Sublime, Rural Living A unique opportunity awaits a fortunate buyer to secure a true rural retreat in the highly sought after town of Upper Beaconsfield. The private property boasts an enchanting home, showcasing majestic, uninterrupted views of rolling hills and country landscape.

Indoors offers a level of character and sophistication that has to be seen to be truly appreciated, featuring superb views, vaulted, timber lined ceilings and ample windows, creating a light filled atmosphere. The practical floor plan comprises of 4 bedrooms (including a double), sunken, formal lounge, kitchen and dining incorporated with a separate family room of generous proportions. The split level, parents retreat is a luxurious space, incorporating a sitting room, creating a private, peaceful sanctuary.

Features wood heater, ducted heating, split system heating/cooling, solar power, en suite and walk in robes to master. Outdoors offers extensive improvements, including decked entertaining, overlooking phenomenal views, ample water supply, double carport and 3 roomed work shop/wood store/stables with concrete floor and power. The land of just under 20 acres (approx) is made up of mature trees and gardens, bushland, rolling hills and cleared paddocks in a completely private, rural setting. The property is ideal for horses or cattle.

Price: Buyers Over $885,000 Inspect Saturday 2.00 pm - 2.30 pm Amanda Charles 0400 347 968

DEWHURST

90 Downey Road

Timeless Elegance with Luxury Throughout Kaye Charles Real Estate is proud to present to you this opulent family home with an absolute commitment to quality, style and elegance. Positioned on an approx. 5000 m2 parcel of land, the stunning views, sense of space and privacy will delight the most discerning of buyers. With sophisticated family spaces the indoors showcases formal lounge boasting a lovely picture window seat taking in the views and capturing peaceful moments and quite pleasures, the open plan family/dining room incorporates the designer kitchen boasting red gum cupboards, granite bench tops, and the family room in the hub of the home perfect for the family to enjoy together. The third living zone a rumpus room great to use as a kids retreat or to set up the pool table for a games room.

Sleeping accommodation includes four generous bedrooms plus study all with built in robes. The master is a retreat on its own complete with walk in robes, ensuite with double vanity, spa and a private decked area to soak in the morning sunshine. Additional desired appointments include; 2 x wood heaters, zoned ducted heating/cooling and ducted vacuum just to name a few. The outdoor setting is more than impressive with the superb established landscaped gardens, extensive outdoor entertaining area overlooking the surrounds and complete with quality cafe blinds and water feature.

Price: Buyers Over $1,100,000 Inspect Saturday 3.00 pm - 3.30 pm Jeanine Presley 0438 332 411

BERWICK

16 Atkinson Drive

BERWICK

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Substancial Family Home

This exquisite Porter Davis home, located in “The Chase” is full of surprises, boasting 3 living rooms, 4 BR’s + study. Parent’s retreat, formal lounge, kitch, incorp., dining & family room with sep., theatre room.

The designer kitchen offers generous bench space, quality appl., & WI in pantry. Double ens & 2 WIR’s to master, duct heat & split sys cooling. Direct entry to dbl, rem gge. Alfresco living overlooking spa & private yard.

Tucked away in a quiet court location in close proximity to all of Berwick’s quality schools, public transport, hospital as well as to Berwick village. Immaculately presented & meticulously constructed the light filled home boasts 4BR’s + study, master with ens & WIR’s.

Formal lounge, rumpus & upstairs retreat, family / dining / & kitchen. Duct heat, evap cool, ceiling fans & new carpet. Outdoor entertaining area & dble remote gge.

Price: Buyers over $595,000 Inspect by appointment Amanda Charles 0438 332 411

Price: Buyers Over $620,000 Inspect Saturday 11.00 am - 11.30 am Jeanine Presley 0438 332 411

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A CHARMED LIFE SITUATED in the bowl of a quiet court is this stately family home of generous proportions.

It has four bedrooms, a formal lounge, a spacious, stone, designer kitchen incorporating dining and family room.

The versatile floor plan includes an upstairs retreat or fourth bedroom, depending on needs.

It features ducted heating, a gas log fire to the family room, evaporative cooling, floor boards throughout, double en suite and walk-in wardrobe to the master bedroom.

Outdoors complements the quality indoors by offering landscaped gardens to the front and a generous, covered, decked entertaining area, incorporating a private yard and double garage with remote

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The address offers the fortunate buyer a convenient lifestyle being close to schooling, medical facilities, shopping centres and the Monash Freeway.

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THE First National Real Estate Neilson Partners Narre Warren Office has raised more than $600 at its Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea function which was held last month.

“I would like to sincerely thank the Narre Warren/ Berwick/ Pakenham community for its generous support of Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea during May,” Emma Neubauer of First National Neilson Partners said.

“I was proud to be one of the 9000 hosts across Victoria, along with many locals, who supported Cancer Council Victoria’s fight against cancer by attending or hosting a morning tea and donating generously.”

The Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea event was

held at First National Real Estate Neilson Partners Narre Warren Office on 26 May and more than 25 attendees showed their support.

“Donations came from many local businesses including Shanikas Berwick, OPSM Berwick, Lets Unwine Berwick, Anytime Cleaning and Gardening Services Berwick, Ritas Hampers, RETRAC IT Support and the staff at First National Neilson Partners,” she said.

“We had many prizes and they were all raffled off and all proceeds were donated to the Cancel Council.”

More than $600 was raised for Cancer Council Victoria’s prevention programs, life-saving research and

support services.

Examples of how this money will be invested include funding for about 280 talented researchers and their cutting-edge projects, educating the public on how they can cut their cancer risk through prevention programs including SunSmart and Quit, staffing Cancer Council’s support and information line 13 11 20 with experienced cancer nurses who are there to assist all people affected by cancer.

“Again, I would like to sincerely thank the Narre Warren/ Berwick/ Pakenham community as Cancer Council Victoria would not be able to complete the work they do without your support and generosity,” Emma said.

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south eastern

O’BRIEN REAL ESTATE, SOUTH EAST

ALEX SCOTT & STAFF, PAKENHAM - 5941 1111 Pakenham 18 Wakenshaw Crescent 12.00 - 12.30pm

KAYE CHARLES, BERWICK - 9707 0111 90 Downey Road

Sat 3.00pm

Berwick

28 Leisurewood Drive

Sun 12.00 - 12.30pm

Endeavour Hills

2 Aldridge Street

Sat 11.00 - 11.30am

BARRY PLANT, DROUIN - 0356 253 006

Beaconsfield Upper 85 Kitchen Road

Sat 2.00pm

Berwick

30 Sundial Court

Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm

Endeavour Hills

2 Aldridge Street

Sun 11.00 - 11.30am

Sat 11.00am

Berwick

30 Sundial Court

Sun 2.00 - 2.30pm

Endeavour Hills

2 Judge Rise

Sun 10.00 - 10.30am

Berwick

37 OBrien Way

Sat 11.00 - 11.30am

Endeavour Hills

2Judge Rise

Sat 10.00 - 10.30am

Berwick

39 Balman Drive

Sat 11.00 - 11.30am

Endeavour Hills

6 Rossiter Ave

Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm

Berwick

39 Balman Drive

Sun 11.00 - 11.30am

Berwick

4 Bree Court

Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm

Endeavour Hills

6 Rossiter Ave

Sun 1.00 - 1.30pm

Endeavour Hills

8 Piedmont Close

Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm

Sat 11.00 - 11.30am

Endeavour Hills

8 Piedmont Close

Sun 1.00 - 1.30pm

Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm

Hampton Park

16 Cotham Square

Sat 11.00 - 11.30am

16 Cotham Square

Sun 11.00 - 11.30am

Dewhurst

Drouin

2 Outlook Drive

Sat 11.00 - 11.30am

Berwick

Drouin

8 Bushy Park Court

Sat 11.30 - 12.00pm

LJ HOOKER, NARRE WARREN SOUTH - 8785 0377

Drouin

37 Monica Drive

Sat 11.30 - 12.00pm

Drouin

36 Lyndhurst Square

Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm

Drouin

31 Buln Buln Road

Sat 12.30 - 1.00pm

Drouin Drouin Brandy Creek Drouin

19 Longwarry Road 163 Princes Way 855 Old Sale Road 9 Aaron Court

Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Sat 1.30 - 2.00pm Sat 2.30 - 3.00pm Sat 2.30 - 3.00pm

1 Edward Street

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Narre Warren South 5 Cheshire Place

11.00 - 11.20am

Narre Warren South 14 Bordeaux Grove

12.00 - 12.20pm

Officer

5 Grassland Crescent

1.30 - 1.50pm

Berwick

4 Tenandra Court

1.00 - 1.20pm

Hampton Park

130 Oaktree Drive

10.30 - 11am

Cranbourne North 52 Linden Tree Way

1.00 - 1.20pm

Seaford

3/44 Fellows Street

Hallam

32 Hyssop Drive

2.00 - 2.20pm 2.00 - 2.30pm

Berwick Berwick Berwick

4 Bree Court 5/6-8 Innes Court 88 Sheldon Drive

Sun 1.00 - 1.30pm

Berwick

9 Carambola Place

Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm

Hampton Park

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Berwick

9 Carambola Place

Sun 2.00 - 2.30pm

Hampton Park

2/24 Alma Road

Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm

Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm

Pakenham

42 Clearwater Drive

Fri 4.00 - 4.30pm

Berwick

9 Viewpoint Place

Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm

Hampton Park

70 Green Valley Crescent

Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm

Narre Warren South 18 Parkwood Avenue

Sat 11.00 - 11.30am

Pakenham

21 Arbour Rise

Fri 4.30 - 5.00pm

Berwick

9 Viewpoint Place

Sun 12.00 - 12.30pm

Hampton Park

70 Green Valley Crescent

Sun 12.00 - 12.30pm

Narre Warren South 18 Parkwood Avenue

Wed 5.00 - 5.30pm

Berwick

2/6 Church Street

Sat 10.00 - 10.30am

Blind Bight

10 Fishermans Drive

Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm

Junction Village

1184 Ballarto Road

Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm

Narre Warren South 11 Grandview Terrace

Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm

Pakenham

4 Penarie Place

Sat 10.00 - 10.30am

Botanic Ridge

263 Smiths Lane

Sat 10.00 - 10.30am

Langwarrin

294 Centre Road

Sat 10.00 - 10.30am

Narre Warren South 383 Ormond Road

Sat 11.00 - 11.30am

Korumburra

9 Anthony Court

Sat 10.30 - 11.00am

Botanic Ridge

36 Callista Street

Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm

Narre Warren South 383 Ormond Road

Wed 3.00 - 3.30pm

Lynbrook

30 Gilmore Crescent

Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm

Berwick

14 Howell Drive

Sat 11.00 - 11.30am

Botanic Ridge

37-39 Long Street

Sat 11.00 - 11.30am

Narre Warren

1/16 St Johns Court

Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm

Lynbrook

30 Gilmore Crescent

Sun 1.00 - 1.30pm

Narre Warren

2/16 St Johns Court

Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm

Lysterfield South

5 Oakridge Close

Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm

Narre Warren

1/16 St Johns Court

Wed 4.00 - 4.30pm

Sun 1.00 - 1.30pm

Lysterfield South

5 Oakridge Close

Sun 12.00 - 12.30pm

Narre Warren

2/16 St Johns Court

Wed 4.00 - 4.30pm

1 Peveril Court

Sat 3.00 - 3.30pm

Hallam

57 Hinrichsen Drive

Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm

Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm

Narre Warren

Hallam

57 Hinrichsen Drive

Wed 5.00 - 5.30pm

15 Tralee Circuit

Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Sun 12.00 - 12.30pm

BARRY PLANT, NARRE WARREN – 8794 6101 Clyde North

30 Salerno Way

Narre Warren South 1 Parish Court

Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm

Narre Warren South 2 Parish Court

Wed 6.00 - 6.30pm

Pakenham

5 Justin Place

Botanic Ridge Pakenham

44 Waterhouse Way 19 Murchison Link

Longwarry

15 Gum Nut Street

Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Sat 12.30 - 1.00pm

Botanic Ridge Clyde Clyde Clyde North

5 Burridge Court 18 Hill Farm Drive 18 Hill Farm Drive 16 Buckskin Drive

Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm

Pakenham

15 Mackellar Street

Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm

Clyde North

16 Buckskin Drive

Sun 12.00 - 12.30pm

Narre Warren

Pakenham

42 Clearwater Drive

Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm

Clyde North

40 Murgese Circuit

Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm

Narre Warren

15 Tralee Circuit

Narre Warren

21 London Crescent

Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm

Narre Warren

30 Columbia Road

Sat 11.00 - 11.30am

Narre Warren

30 Columbia Road

Sun 11.00 - 11.30am

Narre Warren

46 Murdoch Ave

Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm

Narre Warren

46 Murdoch Ave

Sun 12.00 - 12.30pm

BARRY PLANT, PAKENHAM – 5941 1977 Pakenham

15 Murray Avenue

Thur 5.30 - 6.00pm

Pakenham

41 Moore Mews

Sat 10.00 - 10.30am

Pakenham

10 Hopkins Pass

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Federal election countdown To get to know a bit more about the names on the ballot paper for next month’s Federal Election, the News put a series of questions to each candidate. The questions are designed to reveal a bit about their political vision and motives, but also something about themselves personally. These are the candidates who have responded to date.

People behind the parties HOLT

James Mathias Liberal Party

ate getting more young people into work.

Traffic on the Monash.

Negative gearing:

Your job:

Nickname:

Electorate officer for a local Victorian senator.

Jimmy.

Embarrassing:

Why run for Holt:

Forgetting my boss’s name whilst introducing him.

9,101 people in Holt negatively gear. I am opposed to any change simply because I think it is one of the greatest ways low to middle income earners can invest and have that little bit more to add to the quality of for their families. Not to mention the drastic drop of house prices across Holt that would occur if the Labor party changed the rules.

Pub meal:

As one of the youngest electorates in Australia, I feel I’m best placed to represent the electorate and it’s needs.

Grew up:

Parma with chips.

Favourite book:

Medicare:

East Brunswick.

Greatest achievement:

Great Gatsby.

Based:

Favourite movie:

Currently in the city.

Helping to secure the $2.1 million of funding for the Waverley Gymnastics centre which many young people in our area use.

The government is increasing hospital funding in Victoria by 26 per cent. We are increasing Medicare funding by $4 billion. There are no plans to privatise Medicare. Not now, not ever. I am fully commuted to a strong and fair Medicare.

Vision for Holt:

Childhood memory:

For the nearly 70 per cent of people who travel outside of the area each day to get to work our $1 billion plan to widen the Monash is a game changer.

Youth unemployment is skyrocketing in our area. As your member I will turbo charge the government’s PaTH program across the elector-

First time flying with Mum and Dad at six and instantly falling in love with it.

Burn After Reading.

Favourite country visited:

Community involvement: Former employee of youth services charity, on the committee of two community groups.

What are you passionate about: Shifting the mentality of business so that they are investing in young people.

What makes you angry:

Other election issues:

Greece.

Feral cats are out of control in the area!

Marriage equality: I support a vote in which every Australian can have a direct say.

Preference - dogs or cats: Dogs. I have a little cavoodle called Ralph.

Transport:

Why vote for you:

We need more parking at train stations. I am fighting hard to get federal funds for the full duplication of Thompsons Road with a grade separation at Westernport Highway and we are widening the Monash.

For 17 years this electorate has not had a strong voice in Canberra. I will give my constituents in Holt the strongest possible voice in Malcolm Turnbull’s team.

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Federal election countdown Community involvement:

Neil Bull

Currently chairman of the board at SALT (Sport and Life Training), deputy chair of ChildSafe and director at Focus on the Family.

Family First

getting worse and worse. It needs a proper longterm plan.

Vision for La Trobe:

Negative gearing:

As part of the Turnbull Liberal Team, I have a plan for a strong new economy which will provide growth, jobs and a secure future for people in La Trobe. I am going to keep La Trobe moving by delivering upgrades to the Monash Freeway, connecting O’Shea Road to the Monash and upgrading the Beaconsfield Interchange, which will have the added benefit of opening up an Innovation and Entrepreneurship Hub in that adjoining space. In the Dandenong Ranges, my plan is to increase tourism through my $30 million Tourism and Jobs Package for La Trobe.

This includes $10 million for upgrades to the Mt Dandenong Tourist Road to improve safety for cyclists and drivers, $6.5 million for an upgrade to Puffing Billy which will include the restoration of the “Red Rattler” trains and will deliver a connection to a new Discovery Centre at Emerald Lake Park. I will also deliver $10 million to build Bunjil Place - the Regional Arts Centre as well improving our local environment amenities so more people can appreciate our local natural beauty with a $2.5 million for the Heritage Ridge Walk and $1 million for the Emerald Gembrook Multi-use Trail.

What are you passionate about:

Like many people in Holt, I am blessed to own one house and have one mortgage.

Springvale South.

My beautiful wife and two awesome girls.

Medicare:

Based:

What makes you angry:

Narre Warren North.

Any form of domestic or child abuse.

I am grateful that we have one of the best healthcare systems in the world. It isn’t perfect, but it should be valued and protected.

Vision for Holt:

Bull

A place renowned for thriving families rather than the current high domestic violence and ice addition rates.

A place where local issues are genuinely represented, and not taken for granted.

Why run for Holt:

Grew up:

Nickname:

Other election issues:

The major parties are a little uninspiring at the moment. We need a good alternative, someone who is not just going to tow a major party line.

Preference - dogs or cats:

Favourite book:

Dogs 100 per cent.

The Message by Eugene Peterson.

Why vote for you:

Favourite movie: Back to the Future.

Favourite country visited: USA, particularly New York.

Your job:

Marriage equality:

Insurance CEO Embarrassing: Nothing submitted.

Pub meal: Steak with three veg, and pepper sauce.

Greatest achievement: My kids - even though my wife did all the work initially!

Childhood memory: Annual family holidays, BMX tracks and footy at VFL Park.

We need to do much more to attack the issues of drug addition, depression and suicide particularly for young people. Also the lack of real action on domestic violence and abuse of children is a blight.

Australia is a wonderful, diverse country and every person should be shown respect irrespective of their view. Therefore the redefinition of marriage should not occur until laws protecting freedom of conscience, freedom of religious belief, freedom of expression and freedom of speech are reformed to allow people in good conscience and belief to continue to adhere to their values, or to conscientiously object.

Transport:

It’s time for change. Sixteen years of the same Labor representative is enough, and the two other major party candidates are aged 21 and 22 with little life experience. I am passionate, have strong values, live locally, experienced, community-minded but more than anything my actions speak louder than my words.

LA TROBE

Jason Wood Liberal Party Grew up: Ferny Creek

I drive the Monash and onto EastLink to go to work. It doesn’t take a genius to see that the stretch of Monash up near Fountain Gate is

Based: In the Dandenong Ranges

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By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS HALLAM-BASED company Dorma Australia has more sliding door moments than most.

In short, it makes the drive-units that open and close automated doors.

Its Pacific Region operations manager Nick Meyers said the company, with 152 workers at Hallam, turns over $100 million-plus a year.

Dorma was a finalist at the recent Victorian Manufacturing Hall of Fame Awards.

It survives and thrives by offering the best quality product, Mr Meyers said.

“Our doors carry more weight than any other in the market.”

The first such mechanism - then driven by a motorbike chain - was invented

by BWN Industries in Australia in the 1960s. BWN has since been absorbed into Dorma’s operations.

The company’s point of difference is to manufacture specifically for each customer such as Apple stores, Mr Meyers said.

Some of its major projects are all over the world.

They include 140 doors at Changi Airport Terminal Four, up to 100 doors in the Saudi Riyadh financial district and 100-plus doors at King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddeh.

Domestically, Dorma’s customers include Sunshine Coast University Hospital, New Royal Adelaide Hospital, Crown Towers in Perth, Collins Street Towers in Melbourne and 580 George Street in Sydney.

Mr Meyers said manufacturing is hard in Australia.

Ricardo Platcher, Henry Cannon, Nick Meyers and Rakesh Narayan in the Hallam plant.

“You have to be smart in what you do,” he said.

There’s care to have lean manufacturing processes, not to double-handle orders but to get it right first time, he said.

Dorma itself started in Germany and

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The company is now perhaps facing its own sliding doors moment with the formal merger with global security group Kaba on 1 July.

Sandra Smith at Dorma's Hallam plant.

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What’s on A Celtic Celebration in Song

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THE Male Victorian Welsh Choir will perform a traditional four-part harmony and a range of songs from the Welsh, Celtic and other musical genres.

■ St John’s Anglican Church, 27 Childers Street, Cranbourne, Sunday 3 July, 2.15pm.

Tickets available at the door, priced from $20, $5 entry for children, includes afternoon tea. For more information call 5995 9364 or 5995 9763.

MELBOURNE’S newest winter festival is coming to Cranbourne. For 10 days over the July school holidays, families will be able to experience snow along with snowman building and an enchanted forest, a giant snow globe, inflatable slides and character appearances. The festival will deliver days full of fun, workshops and rainy day arts and crafts.

■ Cranbourne Racecourse, Grant Street, from Saturday 2 July to Sunday 10 July between 9am and 5pm.

Multicultural meetings CLEMI Connect will hold multicultural meetings to enlighten and heal. Apostle Joseph Boachie will host the meetings.

■ Outlook Community Centre, 24 Toomuc Valley Road Pakenham. Every Friday night, 7pm to 9.30pm. For more information call 0424 609 267.

Winter teenage holiday program THE City of Casey is calling all teenagers to go ice skating, try out splat ball, join a trip to Fun Galore or the Jurassic World exhibition, see a magic show, play soccer, or learn some art and craft as part of the council’s Winter Teenage School Holiday Program. The council is now taking bookings for the program which is designed for young people of all abilities aged between 12 and 17. All activities are supervised by qualified council Youth Services officers, and are smoke, drug and alcohol free.

■ The program runs between Monday 27 June and Friday 8 July. Transportation to and from most holiday program activities is available and designated pick up and drop off points are located in Cranbourne, Hampton Park, Narre Warren, Endeavour Hills and Doveton.

For more information and to view the program visit www.casey.vic.gov.au/youth. Call City of Casey Customer Service on 9705 5200 to book your spot.

Annie the musical THE timeless story of an effervescent young orphan in the 1930s will be brought to life at the Cranbourne Community Theatre. The People’s Playhouse has been in rehearsals since February. Eight shows are planned for next month.

dinner and reserved seating and $45 for the show only. Visit trybooking.com/171790 to book. Call Glenda on 0411 958 594 with any inquiries.

Alex Wilkie Nature Reserve DISCOVER the natural beauty of Alex Wilkie Nature Reserve at open days held every Friday and the third Sunday of the month.

Take a picnic and wander the grounds to view a variety of flora and fauna. Park rangers are available for guided tours.

■ Alex Wilkie Nature Reserve, Mackay Street, Springvale South.

Mental health program GROW offers a 12-step recovery focused program for those suffering from stress, anxiety, depression and other emotional difficulties.

■ Berwick Neighbourhood Centre 112 High Street, Berwick, every Wednesday at 10am.

For further information, contact GROW Community Centre on 1800 558 268 or visitwww. grow.org.au. Gold coin donation appreciated.

Park run ■ Brunt Street Cranbourne. The show will open on Saturday 2 July and close on Saturday 9 July. Tickets can be purchased at peoplesplayhouse.asn.au.

no bookings are required.

■ Myuna Farm, 182 Kidds Road, Doveton, second Saturday of every month. Contact on 9706 9944.

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A PART of the Winter Arts Festival everyone can learn to dance like a superstar! ‘Bey dance’ will be taking a class to teach participants how to shake it like Beyonce and her back up dancers.

■ 65 Berwick-Cranbourne Road, Cranbourne East, Saturday 25 June. 2pm - 3pm. Bookings are essential. Visit: http://trybooking.com/ LDXJ to book a spot.

THIS year’s National Trust Heritage Festival theme is Discovery and Rediscoveries. At the exhibition, guests will discover glass and china from the City of Greater Dandenong’s civic collection.

■ Benga House, Heritage Hill Museum and Historical Gardens, 66 McCrae Street, Dandenong. Until 24 June. Open to the public Tuesday to Friday, 10am to 4pm and on the first Sunday of the month, noon to 4pm. Call 9793 4511 for more information.

Myuna Farm MYUNA Farm in Doveton hosts a produce swap on the second Saturday of every month where residents can swap their excess homegrown produce with other participants. Produce swaps are not only for swapping homegrown fruit and vegetables but participants can also bring along items including eggs, seeds and seedlings, flowers and compost.

There is no money exchanged, just items swapped. New participants are welcome and

Elvis is in the building GLENDA Chin-Valetic will put on an Elvis tribute show in memory of her Elvis-loving mum, who passed away last June.

Pete Storm is an award-winning tribute artist from the UK. The Legends Tribute Band and Rick Charles will provide back-up.

■ Freccia Azzurra Club, Keysborough. Saturday 15 October, 6pm. Tickets are $75 for

PARTICIPATE with more than 100 others in a free five-kilometre timed event every Saturday morning. The event caters for serious runners and for those wanting a jog or even a walk.

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

Walk the centre CRANBOURNE Park offers health walks where participants are taken by a qualified instructor from the YMCA. Registrations can be taken on the day and participants are encouraged to wear loose fitting clothes and comfortable walking shoes.

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

Car boot and market sale THE Cranbourne Bowling Club holds a car boot and market sale on the first Sunday of every month.

■ 5 Grant Street / PO Box 126 Cranbourne, free entry, Cost: $10 per car. For more information, call Shirley Venville on 0411 774 783 or email crannybowls@bigpond.com.

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AUCTION CLEARING SALE

Place Your Classified Ads Online

ADVERTISERS PLEASE NOTE

Sunday 26 June 2016 at 11am (Gates open at 7.30am) A/C Knox Transfer Station 251 George Street, Wantirna South VIC 3152 Surplus Clean out from all depots and sites – Making room for expansion, not to be missed!!

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

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

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

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

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UPPER BEACONSFIELD 1 Lenne Rd, Sat 25th and Sun 26th June, 8am-2.30pm. Moving house, general household and garage items.

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

We Offer:

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General Classifieds

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

Delivered in 10 metre loads

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Tab trained. RSA. Nights and weekends.

Contact Chris/Andy

Gathercole’s The Meat People

5944 3524

DOG ENCLOSURE galvanised chain mesh size: 3m x 1.6m x total height 1.9m. Comes in kit form. $330. 0411 273 654.

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Find local work with an advert in the

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Phone Bev 0411 334 415

IRONING Call Julie

NARRE WARREN, 1 Small room $150pw, inc expenses + bond, close to Fountain Gate. Call 0474 158 804. Must be working.

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Free pick up and delivery.

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Tenders ICT Infrastructure & Services Transformation Contract No CT000277 Closes 13 July 2016

The Music Centre

CLAIRE'S HOME CLEANING Reliable service. References available. Call 9796 3187.

BILLIARD TABLE 8x4, slate with turn legs, new green cloth, new accessories, table in excellent condition. $1,400. Contact 0448 411 723.

Neilson Partners

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LAWN Mowing & Whipper Snipping. Free quotes, no weekend work. Please phone 0402 662 742.

V Home Services

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during business hours.

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V Personal

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Ph: 9769 9252

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Dry split Red Gum $300 per ton.

Dry split Yellow box $300 per ton.

Split Mallee Stumps $330 per ton.

Mountain Ash $250 per ton.

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After 14 days from today an Application for a Grant of Probate of the Will dated 13 July 2006 of RHONDA ANNE BRICKLAND late of Villa Maria Aged Care Residence, 89-93 Avebury Drive, Berwick, Victoria, deceased, will be made by CATHERINE ELIZABETH FERNANDO to the Supreme Court at Brisbane.

You may object to the grant by lodging a caveat in that registry. All creditors in the estate of the deceased are hereby required to send in particulars of their claims to the undersigned within six (6) weeks from the date hereof at the expiration of which time the Applicant will proceed to distribute the estate of the deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which the Applicant shall then have had notice.

Lodged by Applicant’s Solicitors: Turnbull Mylne, Suite 4, 211 Ron Penhaligon Way, Robina, Qld, 4226.

Phone: (07) 5593 2227 Facsimile: (07) 5593 2226

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Jeffrey Bartram

Simon Curtis

Family First Party

Labor Party

Too many to mention!

Grew up:

Grew up:

Pub meal:

Traralgon

Berwick

Even though I shouldn’t, nothing beats a bowl of chips.

Based:

Greatest achievement:

Vision for La Trobe:

I take my job of representing La Trobe locals in Canberra very seriously. My motto has always been listening and delivering, and that’s what I see my job as too.

Embarrassing:

Banning the importation of lion trophies into Australia to discourage the horrible practice of Canned Hunting is pretty high up there.

Childhood memory: Being in the Ferny Creek Scouts having a great time doing a whole series of outdoor activities with friends.

Community involvement: As a Member of Parliament I am heavily involved in many community groups, including community houses, sporting groups and art groups. I love this part of my job, and I find being involved in the community gives me a great opportunity to hear from people about what their daily concerns are and helps me understand what is really important to people in our area.

What are you passionate about: As a former Victoria Police Officer, law enforcement and community safety are particularly important. However, as you may already know I am also very passionate about the environment and the welfare of animals.

Melbourne

To help foster growth within the area, local jobs and opportunities for its residents, programs for its youth and school leavers looking for work, and also support for its elderly residents.

Based:

Leah Folloni Animal Justice Party

Berwick Vision for La Trobe: Creation of more local jobs and more local training opportunities that lead to employment.

Your job: Teacher of Commerce at Beaconhills College.

Embarrassing:

Your job:

Once tore my trousers as I was teaching.

Retail

Pub meal:

Embarrassing:

Parma! (With chips and veg) and a pot.

Asking persons to repeat themselves due to my diminished hearing.

Greatest achievement:

Pub meal:

are sick of career politicians who fail to deliver the important infrastructure and services we need in our local area. We need an MP who is truly in touch with our community.

Raising a family with my wife together with my wife Samantha.

Grew up: The hills Based: Emerald Vision for La Trobe: To protect our environment for the human and nonhuman animals.

Your job: Business owner and director.

Embarrassing: Falling over when dancing!

Pub meal:

Childhood memory:

Vegan pizza, or nachos.

Always playing sport, cricket, footy and tennis mainly.

Greatest achievement:

Greatest achievement: Travelled the world.

Community involvement:

What makes you angry:

Childhood memory:

The Apex street gang. That’s why the Turnbull Liberal Team is delivering 70 new CCTV cameras across Dandenong, Hampton Park and Frankston - crime hot spots for the notorious gang, to crack down on the Apex gang.

Holidays at my Grandmother’s in Mt Waverley.

Berwick Football Club (committee and president), Berwick Cricket Club (past committee and player), Casey Councillor 2008-2012.

Community involvement:

What are you passionate about:

I passionately support small business and donate to charities.

Education.

Nickname:

What are you passionate about:

Inequality.

Woody

Art-Pre Raphaelites/The Nabis/Belgian Symbolists

Nickname: Curto.

I help run plant-based cooking classes to raise money for refugees and I also raise and rescue wildlife and animals and anything else that promotes awareness of animal rights.

I have lived in the area all of my life and I am passionate about making sure that La Trobe remains a great place to live, raise a family, work and retire in.

What makes you angry:

Why run for La Trobe:

What are you passionate about:

Bad Architecture/design and the Nanny State.

Animal rights

Nickname:

La Trobe is the seat that I have always lived in.

It is a community that I am proud of and wish to serve at the highest level in our nation’s capital.

Favourite book:

Don’t have one

Favourite book:

Cruelty to animals

According to my daughter Jasmine, Peppa Pig is my favourite right now.

Why run for La Trobe:

To Kill a Mockingbird.

Nickname:

One must become the change one wishes to see.

Favourite movie:

Don’t really have one in particular

Favourite book:

The Lego Movie.

Why run for La Trobe:

The shock of the New-Robert Hughes

Favourite country visited:

Favourite country visited:

Favourite movie:

United Kingdom.

To influence change for animals within the big parties and spread awareness.

Antarctica - it was an amazing experience.

Nelly and Monsieur Arnaud

Marriage equality:

Favourite book:

Marriage equality:

Favourite country visited:

In favour, will vote for in Parliament.

I support marriage equality. You might remember the #LATROBEVOTES electorate-wide survey on marriage equality, and I support the view of the La Trobe majority.

Why we love dogs, eat pigs and wear cows - An Introduction to Carnism.

Denmark

Why run for La Trobe:

Favourite movie: Again, Jasmine has made sure that Peppa Pig is in high rotation.

Steak pommes frites

What makes you angry:

Transport:

My two little boys and teaching them to grow up with kindness, compassion and non-violence towards all creatures.

Childhood memory: Walking to school, climbing trees, swimming at the beach and in dams.

Community involvement:

What makes you angry:

Favourite movie:

Negative gearing:

Need investment in Major Road projects but also in PT.

I believe that public transport should be accessible and that’s why I support the state government’s Melbourne Metro project. I also understand that many people have no choice but to drive their cars to and from work every day, and I understand the frustration that goes with that. That’s why I fought for Labor’s $510 million plan to improve and widen the Monash, which was just announced.

Yes.

Negative gearing:

Negative gearing:

Medicare: Yes.

Yes, helps to increase the overall housing stock, which we need.

More investment and development especially around the hills where it can be lacking.

Other election issues:

Medicare:

The CFA - we need to ensure that our volunteers are supported. The Turnbull Liberal Team will legislate to protect the CFA volunteers if we are re-elected.

Yes. Having experienced the USA health system, Medicare is a fair and equitable system.

We tried to provide certainty to people who currently have negative geared properties by allowing them to retain the negative gearing.

Any properties purchased beyond July 2017 should only be negative geared if they are a new building.

Other election issues:

Medicare:

Preference - dogs or cats:

Cost of living, housing affordability, infrastructure funding deficit, urban expansion, small business pressures.

Don’t touch, we need an A-grade health care system.

Transport: I find that lately I’m transporting myself up and down the 1000 Steps pretty often.

I am a softy for all animals, but of course my dog Mr Black is my favourite.

Marriage equality: For status quo, but let the people decide via plebiscite.

Transport:

Medicare must be protected for all Australians, regardless of their income. We must not follow the American model of health care.

Other election issues:

The Power of One, documentaries.

Favourite country visited: Botswana.

Marriage equality: Yes Transport:

Negative gearing: Leave it Medicare:

Other election issues: A ban on live export, introduce an Independent Office of Animal Welfare, ban factory farming, Put a stop to wildlife slaughter

Why vote for you:

Preference - dogs or cats:

You can trust me. Everything that I promised to deliver in the last federal election - I delivered.

Amongst the many deliveries are: headspace in Narre Warren, Insight Education Centre for the Blind and Vision Impaired in Berwick, Windemere Family Services in Officer and a record environmental funding of $4.3Million in the Dandenong Ranges.

I have a cat, but on the whole I prefer dogs.

Genuine NBN, support for local business not just multinationals.

Why vote for you:

Preference - dogs or cats:

I think my background has given me an insight and sympathy for the issues and concerns of the ordinary man/woman in the street who perhaps feels overlooked by the major parties: someone who’ll be their advocate and voice in Canberra.

I had only ever had cats until we got Melba, our Kelpie, last year. Now I prefer dogs.

I have one dog and four cats!

Why vote for you:

A vote for the AJP is a vote for kindness and sends the big parties a message that animals matter too

We deserve a strong, hard-working, local representative now in Federal Parliament. Most voters

Preference - dogs or cats:

Why vote for you:

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Jordanne’s busy in a double life

By JARROD POTTER WEEKENDS aren’t for dual-sportswoman Jordanne Dyer to relax, as she’s striving to make a mark in both football and basketball.

Dyer, 16, from Berwick, lives a double-sporting life at the moment as she balances Big V and VJBL basketball as well as South East Juniors football commitments.

Centre/forward in basketball at Casey Cavaliers; ruck/forward in football for Beaconsfield. The tall talent doesn’t have much time off either between training for all her teams plus a match a day on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Sport is definitely ramping up for Dyer now as she made her Big V senior women’s debut against Sherbrooke earlier this month - taking two points and two rebounds from a short stint on court - before backing it up on Saturday against Pakenham in her second senior game.

It’s a hard roster to break into for more experienced players, let alone a 16-year-old, which speaks volumes of Dyer’s talent on court.

“This year I moved to Casey to play Under 20s and I just got asked one

training session to train with the Big V team,” Dyer said. “There are four of us who were training with them and I was injured for a little while, but as soon as I got back I trained a couple of weeks in a row and - they asked me to play so that was pretty exciting.

“It was pretty nerve-wracking at the start, but the team is very encouraging and they get behind the younger players - I sat on the bench the whole first quarter so it was a lot more nervewracking, but when I got on and got the goal that eased off a little bit.”

For most people, that would be enough sporting success to hang their hats on but Dyer has her athletic ambitions dialled up higher.

She followed her brother’s girlfriend into the football side of life and hasn’t looked back - featuring in Beaconsfield’s 2015 Youth Girls premiership as well as playing in the SEJ interleague side ... in her first year of footy.

“I was playing basketball since I was four - so it’s always been my favourite sport I guess - but from a young age my older brothers played football, my dad was a coach and I’ve been around footy for a long time,” Dyer said. “I decided I’d sign up and play - but balancing two

sports has been pretty hard ... it’s every night of the week, going from one training to the next.”

Dyer’s unsure if a Beaconsfield senior football debut is on the horizon - but she’s open to the idea of playing wherever her sporting path may take her.

“It’s actually been an amazing experience doing both - I always wanted to play footy from a young age - but you need supportive parents to be able to do it (two sports) and I’ve been really lucky with that,” Dyer said. “My highlight is watching myself grow as a person and a player - taking on captaincy roles and stuff like that.”

The last looming question for Dyer is her biggest to ponder; which sport do you pick going forward?

“I’m going to have to pick one or the other next year,” Dyer said. “I have no clue what I’m going to do yet though.”

But in the meantime, she can reap the benefits of all three of her sides and reap the rewards wherever she may go.

She wanted to thank her parents, basketball coach Darren Hedge and mentor Daequon Montreal, for their support of her sporting ambitions.

Jordanne Dyer has sport on the go all week (and weekends) long with both basketball and football commitments. 155466 Picture: JARROD POTTER

Mitch is ready for Vic Country squad

By JARROD POTTER

Mitch Riordan is ready for a first tilt at Vic Country after making the Under 16 squad. 155824 Picture: JARROD POTTER

BOUNCING back from a disappointing 2015, Beaconsfield Under 16s midfielder Mitch Riordan primed himself for a bigger and better 2016 campaign now including Vic Country duties.

Riordan, 16, from Berwick, sustained a niggling foot injury in a trial match that ruled him out of representing the School Sport Victoria side for a second time early last year.

It dogged him throughout most of last year and it was something he wanted to put behind him quickly this year.

“I was injured in a trial game last year and I was pretty disappointed not making last year’s team, but everyone stuck around me and gave me confidence to believe in myself,” Riordan said. “That was my foot - it was a bone injury and not 100 per cent what it was but didn’t get to play at full potential last year.

“I was out for four weeks and that was the start of the season and didn’t get back up to playing at full strength for the whole of the year but went away, had a strong pre-season with the 16s and reaping the rewards.”

The Dandenong Sting-

rays’ prospect put injury frustrations aside as he finished the year as best he could as he played in a glorious South East Juniors Under 15s premiership - a thrilling two-point win over Berwick.

He set himself for a monster pre-season as he prepared for life in the Beaconsfield and Haileybury jumpers.

But the biggest reward was a little unexpected - his ticket into the Vic Country Under 16 squad - as he prepares to battle the rest of the nation this upcoming week in Queensland.

“I was pretty excited about it - told us a couple of weeks ago at VISY Park and it was pretty nerve-wracking.

“Everyone is in a room together and then they have an interview with you and tell you if you’re in our out - but when I was told I was very relieved and happy.”

“At school I play backline - running off the half back line - but in my own age level I play in the midfield but I love the midfield - I’ll be playing in the midfield pretty much the whole carnival.”

Vic Country is a wellmeshed unit according to

Riordan, who believes the side has what it takes to hold aloft a national championship, but equally as important is his thirst for knowledge and improving his game.

“Obviously I’m going to get a lot of knowledge and get a better understanding of the game and knowing how quick national footy is - so I’m really excited about that,” Riordan said. “Also, I'm getting to know a lot of new people and getting a lot of mates, that’s another really exciting thing about it.

“We had a squad of 50 facing the Metro squad of 50 and we won both games, so it will obviously be different the second time around but we’ve bonded really well over the last month and it should be exciting - we should be able to challenge a lot of teams.”

Riordan wanted to thank his parents, grandparents, friends and family for their support.

Vic Country battles Vic Metro at Skilled Stadium, Geelong on Sunday before the whole show goes on the road as Country faces Western Australia at Gold Coast’s Metricon Stadium and South Australia in Southport, Queensland next week.

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Scorpions find their feet

By JARROD POTTER VFL - ROUND 11 TURNING around last week’s efforts in defeat against Collingwood, Casey took to its country journey with gusto - setting North Ballarat aside in a 91-point flogging.

Ballarat hasn’t been mined this hard since the gold rush as Casey made light work of picking off the Roosters defences.

Shifting from its North Melbourne alignment over the off-season, North Ballarat’s start to life without AFL top-ups has not been ideal - and it didn’t get any easier on Saturday when Casey came to town.

A hard-fought first term in trying conditions left Casey with a few things to adjust at the main break as the Roosters held strong.

But just like the Eureka Stockade of 161 years ago, the Ballarat brigade’s endeavours eventually crumbled under renewed pressure and overwhelming oppositional strength.

A six-goal-to-none second term erased any hope of a North Ballarat victory, with Casey slotting them from everywhere to rack up a whopping 65-point half-time margin.

James Harmes started to light the game up through the middle stages and alongside Matt Jones (38), Alex Neal-Bullen (30) and the returning Angus Brayshaw (29), the midfield started serving up the severely cooked Roosters.

Harmes made his return to the VFL ranks and immediately impressed - giving the Melbourne selectors plenty to consider with his 27-possession, three-goal performance.

Life on the goldfields didn’t get easier for the Roosters after the oranges were passed out either; the Scorpions struck time and time again to keep the scoreboard ticking.

With a coterie of Scorpions desperate to get back into the Melbourne ranks, no punches were pulled and no players took their feet off the pedals until the job was completely and thoroughly done.

good way to respond,” Plapp said. “That trip to Ballarat isn’t the easiest in the world and certainly been a bit of a bogey for us in the last couple of years.

“We’ve been on the end of some pretty ordinary defeats, so for the players to go up there and play the way they did it was a credit to them.”

Plapp praised Harmes, the Devon Meadows/ Dandenong Stingrays ex-player, who he thought was ‘AFL player playing VFL’ and a class above.

“James has been one of many who have come back - Ben Kennedy the week before was probably our best player against Collingwood - and was put back to address some issues, then was back in the senior team the week after and performed really well,” Plapp said. “He hasn’t played any VFL football this year until yesterday and the first thing that really captured me when you look at him this time last year he was a player really making his way and still building his craft.

“For whatever reasons, he was put back for yesterday - his power and speed and just the quickness of his decision making was so much more evident than any other player on the ground.”

With Williamstown on a bye this weekend, Casey takes the VFL top spot back for the time being and will have round 12 off on its own to recharge and look towards the second half of the season VFL SCOREBOARD James Harmes, pictured playing in 2015 for Casey, made a strong case for returning to the Melbourne ranks after a starring performance in his first VFL clash of the year. 138870 Picture: JARROD POTTER Twin peaks Jake Spencer - who also had 52 hit outs - and Liam Hulett were untouchable in the forward half, booting four apiece in a sizeable performance from Casey’s inside-50.

In the end a little waywardness prevented car-

nage unfolding, but all told it was pleasing for Justin Plapp and his men as they return to form and take a win at a difficult venue traditionally.

“We were pretty disappointed in the way we performed the week before, so it was a really

NORTH BALLARAT 2.0 2.1 5.1 7.2(44) CASEY SCORPIONS 5.7 11.12 16.12 19.21(135) NORTH BALLARAT GOALS: S. Hooper 3, L. George, A. Hooper, L. Kiel, T. Templeton.

BEST: S. Hooper, R. Marshall, A. Hooper, L. George, L. Kiel, M. Austin. CASEY SCORPIONS GOALS: J. Spencer 4, L. Hulett 4, J. Harmes 3, A. Brayshaw 2, A. Scott 2, T. Smith, J. Garlett, M. King, B. Newton.

BEST: J. Harmes, M. Jones, A. Brayshaw, A. Neal-Bullen, J. Spencer, C. Garland.

Scully’s happy to stay a Giant

By JARROD POTTER

QUIZ NUMBER 1509 1. WHO won English soccer’s premier league title against all the odds in 2015-16?

2. ACTOR Peter Lawford played a part in the development of which sport in Australia ?

3. FROM which country does the famous Juventus soccer club hail?

4. WHAT was the name of the annoying horns that became a characteristic of soccer’s 2010 World Cup? 5. WHAT nationality is 2014 US Open golf champ Martin Kaymer?

6. IN what sport did Bob Hawke excel in his youth?

7. WHICH Australian boxing champion attempted to become a pop star?

8. WHICH two Australians were knighted for services to yachting?

9. WHICH two teenagers were key figures in Australia ‘s 1953 Davis Cup tennis triumph?

10. WHAT is the fastest swimming stroke?

11. WHAT is the maximum ten-pin bowling game score?

12. WHAT sport uses the term ‘eskimo roll’?

13. WHAT is baseball’s equivalent of cricket’s wicket-keeper?

14. WHO did Australia beat in a penalty shootout to qualify for the 2006 World Cup soccer finals?

15. WHICH batsman, born overseas, led the Australian cricket averages in 1984-5?

16. WHICH Romanian gymnast starred at the 1976 Olympics?

17. WHICH Australian yacht was involved in one of the America’s Cup’s most controversial races in 1970?

19. WHICH sport launched a nation-wide competition in Australia in 1977?

20. WHICH European city hosted the 1952 Olympic Games?

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THERE has been a whirlwind start to AFL life for Berwick football prodigy Tom Scully.

He quickly went from Melbourne’s number one draft pick and hopeful for its future becoming a foundation player when Scully, 25, switched to Greater Western Sydney in 2012.

But with his pledge to stick by the Giants, in the form of a four-year contract extension allegedly on a greatly reduced salary, the former Dandenong Stingrays midfielder made it clear that his days of clubswitching were done.

Already signed until the end of 2017, Scully’s new deal will see the wingman remain in Western Sydney until at least the end of 2021 when he will be a 30-year-old veteran.

Scully is enjoying renewed confidence in 2016, averaging almost 24 possessions and kicking 15 goals through the first 13 rounds.

“Really excited about my decision to obviously resign - it was a pretty easy one,” Scully said in an interview on GWSGiants.com.au - “Came up here five years ago knowing I was going to be here for a long time but knowing I’m going to be on for and extra four years is exciting.

“The footy club is going in a really strong direction and I can’t wait to be part of the future here.

“It’s a bit of peace of mind I

Tom Scully is standing by Greater Western Sydney after signing a four-year deal to stay with the Giants.

Picture: GWS GIANTS guess - I know where my future is and I can focus on playing football and that’s what I like to do - just coming to work every day trying to improve.”

Giants General Manager Football Wayne Campbell said Scully’s long-term extension was a reflection of his desire to stay around beyond his first contract.

“The club invested in Tom when he first signed with the Giants and now he’s investing heavily in the club by signing this long-term extension,”

Campbell said.

“He’s been here through some challenging times but he has never wavered from setting the highest of standards with his preparation, training and work rate. We’re delighted to see him enjoying his best season yet in 2016.”

Scully is one of a myriad of south east Victorians playing for the Giants alongside former Stingrays Matthew Buntine, Nick Haynes, Lachie Whitfield, Dylan Shiel and Bunyip big man Shane Mumford.

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Solid wins to top three

By DAVID NAGEL SOME very clear definition came to the South East Football Netball League on Saturday with Berwick, Narre Warren and Cranbourne flexing their quite substantial muscle.

Now at the half-way point of the season Berwick has a two-game break at the top, with Narre Warren and Cranbourne a game and percentage clear of their main challengers for a double chance.

All three teams had solid victories on the weekend.

The Wickers were forced to work hard against a fired-up Pakenham, who came to play after the tragic death of their 19-year-old club mate Harley Hulme last week.

The Lions played inspired footy, Troy Toussaint, Sam Blackwood and Nathan Brown battling hard against a venomous Berwick attack, while Russ

Lehman and Steve O’Bryan matched motors with a quality midfield.

Jake Smith’s four-goals gave the Lions a one-point advantage at threequarter time.

But the reigning champs responded like only good teams do, kicking 4.2 to no score in the final term to run away with a hard-fought 25-point victory.

Kurt Batt was sensational for the Wickers, kicking five, while Michael Johnson’s tagging role on Pakenham danger man Luke Walker earned him a more than worthy mention.

Berwick coach Rhys Nisbet was impressed with both the effort of the opposition and his own team’s resilience.

“Pakenham can hold their heads up high, what they dished up after the week they’ve been through was pretty impressive,” Nisbet said.

“They’re a lot better than what their

record suggests and we certainly got challenged. I was really happy with the way most of our guys responded in the second half; it was a really good win in the end.”

Cranbourne has exposed the gap between the top-three and the rest with a resounding 69-point victory over fourth-placed Beaconsfield at Casey Fields.

Beacy really took it to the home side in the first quarter but a lack of discipline - Cranny kicked three of its first four goals from 50-metre penalties - cost the visitors dearly.

Cranbourne kicked nine unanswered goals, from the 12-minute mark of the first to the five minute mark of the third quarter, while Beaconsfield went 55 minutes without kicking one.

Marc Holt and Fletcher booted four each for the winners while Shaun Marusic continues to build his form through the midfield.

Beau Dowler kicked four for Beacy, while Daniel Mislicki was typically tough in the clinches.

And Narre Warren has put Officer back in its place, giving the Kangaroos a 43-point lesson at Kalora Park.

The adhesion process is really starting to set for the new-look Magpies who had massive changes at the start of the season.

Jarrod Dalton was the star forward on the ground, with five goals, while Jake Richardson and Sam McLean kept their recent run of good form ticking along.

Matty Clarke and Travis Woodfield kicked two each for the Kangas, who can hang their hats on outscoring the Magpies in the final term.

Tooradin had the bye while Doveton and Hampton Park put their feet up after playing their Round 9 match in the season-opener on Good Friday.

Berwick netballers’ new-look pays off

By DAVID NAGEL PERSISTING through the tough times has well and truly paid off for Berwick, the Wickers celebrating their first victory of the season on Saturday with a 50-33 triumph over Pakenham at Edwin Flack Reserve.

No-one, not even coach Janine Kilmartin, could have predicted such a long wait for success after a more than competitive six-goal defeat at the hands of Beaconsfield in Round 1. But the Wickers have slowly been in decline, suggesting a long winter ahead.

Janine brought in a fresh face on Saturday, with 15-year-old goaler Abuk Kenyang making her debut, while Larissa Alman, Emily McNamara and Lynne Moyes were brought up from B Grade to fill in for some absentees.

And the new-look paid instant dividends.

The Wickers controlled the first quarter, Moyes (GA) combining brilliantly with Emma Clarke (GS) at the attacking end while Alman (GK) and Renee Gill (GD) had the better of Pakenham’s goalers. And regular A Graders Emily LaRoche (C) and Katrina Meredith (WA) joined champion Sarah McDermott (WD) in a wonderful midcourt combination.

The Wickers led by seven, eight and 19 at the first three breaks before the brave Lions cut the margin in the last quarter. Caitlyn Wright (GD), Kyra Esler (GA), Emma Jones (WA) and Lauren Briggs (GS) fighting things out until the final whistle.

Janine was rapt that her girls had finally got some reward for their efforts.

“Absolutely, everything just fell into place, it all came together and it was very exciting to finally get a win on the board,” she said.

“We worked really hard on the three Cs, confidence, composure and completion, and the girls carried those things out brilliantly. It was just a wonderful team effort.”

It’s a scary thought but reigning premier Narre Warren seems to be getting stronger, this time dismantling ROC, 69-33, at Kalora Park.

The Magpies had a real scare (44-43) against Tooradin in Round 4, but have since won games by 38, 21, 61, 34 and now this 36-goal defeat of the Kangaroos. The Magpies are just a really well-oiled machine at the moment, Gabby Dwyer,

Berwick centre Emily LaRoche looks for a way past Rebecca Cox during the Wickers first win of the Picture: ROB CAREW season against Pakenham. 155676 Chloe Phillips and Tayla Shannon cashing in on the great midcourt work of Demi Brettoner, Leigh Taylor and Bec Potalej through the midcourt.

Beaconsfield has stretched its winning streak out to five with a thrilling one-goal, 30-29, victory over Cranbourne at Casey Fields.

The battle of the Eagles was a hard-fought affair all day, with scores locked at 19 at half time and Cranbourne taking a two-goal advantage into the final quarter. But Beaconsfield’s all-court defence stood strong when needed, keeping Cranbourne to just two goals in the final period of play.

Beacy’s goalers, Andi Dickson

(GA) and Courtney Davey (GS), could muster just five goals between them in the final term, but it was enough to get their side home in a nail-biter.

Tooradin had the bye while Doveton and Hampton Park rested up after playing their Round 9 game on Good Friday.

Narre Warren co-captain Dylan Quirk was one of his side’s best in its 43-point victory over Officer on Saturday. 155677 Picture: ROB CAREW SEFNL SCOREBOARD

ROUND 9 (SPLIT ROUND) SENIORS BERWICK 3.1 6.5 9.7 13.9(87) PAKENHAM 3.1 7.1 10.2 10.2(62) NARRE WARREN 2.6 6.9 11.12 13.13(91) OFFICER 0.1 3.3 4.4 7.6(48) CRANBOURNE 2.3 7.6 13.10 18.12(120) BEACONSFIELD 1.0 1.1 6.2 8.3(51) RESERVES: Berwick 6.9(45) v Pakenham 4.3(27), Narre Warren 6.15(51) v Officer 2.1(13), Cranbourne 13.10(88) v Beaconsfield 3.3(21).

UNDER 19: Doveton 8.12(60) v Berwick B 4.7(31), Berwick A 24.16(160) v Pakenham 0.3(3), Narre Warren A 19.9(123) v Officer 1.2 (8), Cranbourne 8.5(53) v Beaconsfield 6.10(46).

SENIOR LADDER W L D B % PTS Berwick 8 0 0 1 181.37 36 Narre Warren 6 2 0 1 168.35 28 Cranbourne 6 2 0 1 165.51 28 Beaconsfield 5 3 0 1 104.18 24 Doveton 5 3 0 1 92.98 24 Officer 3 5 0 1 85.04 16 Pakenham 2 6 0 1 99.32 12 Tooradin-Dalmore 1 7 0 1 65.05 8 Hampton Park 0 8 0 1 32.72 4 This week: Beaconsfield v Doveton, Hampton Park v Narre Warren, Pakenham v Cranbourne, Tooradin-Dalmore v Officer, Berwick - Bye. SOUTH EAST - NEPEAN SORRENTO 3.2 5.4 8.9 12.16(88) DEVON MEADOWS 4.1 7.7 12.9 13.12(90) RED HILL 2.5 7.6 12.8 17.11(113) PEARCEDALE 0.3 1.5 4.7 6.8(44) Other Games: Frankston 9.10(64) v Rosebud 4.7(31), Rye 11.20(92) v Crib Point 13.6(84), Somerville 10.10(70) v Dromana 16.11(107), Hastings 25.18(168) v Tyabb 4.5(29).

Ladder: Frankston 28, Hastings 28, Somerville 24, Sorrento 24, Red Hill 24, Rosebud 22, Rye 22, Dromana 16, Devon Meadows 16, Pearcedale 12, Crib Point 4, Tyabb 0.

This week: Tyabb v Rye, Sorrento v Frankston, Dromana v Crib Point, Devon Meadows v Red Hill, Rosebud v Somerville, Pearcedale v Hastings.

NETBALL A GRADE: Berwick 50 v Pakenham 33, Cranbourne 29 v Beaconsfield 30, Narre Warren 69 v ROC 33, TooradinDalmore - Bye. B GRADE: Berwick 47 v Pakenham 33, Cranbourne 49 v Beaconsfield 42, Narre Warren 51 v ROC 42, TooradinDalmore - Bye. C GRADE: Berwick 23 v Pakenham 27, Cranbourne 28 v Beaconsfield 36, Narre Warren 30 v ROC 12, TooradinDalmore - Bye. D GRADE: Berwick 30 v Pakenham 21, Cranbourne 39 v Beaconsfield 35, Narre Warren 35 v ROC 24, TooradinDalmore - Bye. 17 UNDER RED: Berwick 8 v Pakenham 48, Cranbourne 28 v Beaconsfield 38, Narre Warren 36 v ROC 18, TooradinDalmore - Bye. 17 UNDER WHITE: Berwick 14 v Pakenham 37, Cranbourne 33 v Beaconsfield 29, Narre Warren 34 v ROC 32, TooradinDalmore - Bye. 15 UNDER RED: Berwick 25 v Pakenham 28, Cranbourne 23 v Beaconsfield 37, Narre Warren 17 v ROC 29, Doveton - Bye. 15 UNDER WHITE: Berwick 19 v Pakenham 19, Cranbourne 17 v Beaconsfield 26, Narre Warren 12 v ROC 34, TooradinDalmore - Bye. 13 UNDER RED: Berwick 17 v Pakenham 21, Cranbourne 24 v Beaconsfield 23, Narre Warren 14 v ROC 29, TooradinDalmore - Bye, Doveton - Bye. 13 UNDER WHITE: Berwick 17 v Pakenham 25, Cranbourne 30 v Beaconsfield 16, Narre Warren 20 v ROC 15, TooradinDalmore - Bye. LADDERS A GRADE LADDER TEAM W L D B Pts % Narre Warren 8 0 0 1 32 206.16 Beaconsfield 7 1 0 1 32 113.12 Doveton 4 3 1 1 22 111.29 Tooradin-Dalmore 4 4 0 1 20 98.58 Hampton Park 4 4 0 1 20 95.21 ROC 3 5 0 1 16 96.07 Cranbourne 2 5 1 1 14 89.07 Pakenham 2 6 0 1 12 73.90 Berwick 1 7 0 1 8 69.17

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By JARROD POTTER BIG V - ROUND 12 OVERCOMING the first high-ranking obstacle in a treacherous June schedule, Casey Cavaliers held on against Warrnambool in a 77-75 thriller.

The second placed Seahawks was Saturday night’s challenge and the Cavaliers exploded out of the blocks.

Literally - they would block anything the Seahawks could muster and charge back up the court to drop buckets left, right and straight down the centre.

After breaking away to a 15-4 lead - on the back off a spectacular Brent Hobba (11 points, 15 rebounds) screen on Xavier Blount (28 points) to let Ben Louis (15 points, nine rebounds, four steals) take a free lay-up - the Casey effort continued in the second.

Matt Witherden (15 points, 10 rebounds) started nailing some treys, Louis’ battle against Blount took another step Louis and Blount went toe-to-toe on both ends of the ball in a captivating battle throughout the night as the pair copped foul-trouble at similar times and generally had one another on a short leash.

Not to be outdone, Dean Johnson (eight points, eight rebounds), Hobba and Witherden stormed the Seahawks’ key and plucked anything off the backboard making for a back and forth rollercoaster through the middle terms.

Warrnambool didn’t lie down though; hopping on Blount’s coattails to pull the gap back in the third and fourth.

The final seconds were the most chaotic though; shots flew everywhere after James Deneefe nailed the eventual match-winner from down town.

From there tempers frayed as both sides erupted on non-called fouls, but when the dust settled Casey had claimed another big

scalp on the road back towards Big V finals.

“They’re a quality team obviously - sitting second and going really well - despite the fact they didn’t have Nathan Sobey, we knew they were going to be tough as they have so many options,” Casey coach Stewart Baird said. “I'm really pleased with how the guys hung on and the way they made stops.

“Four weeks ago we probably would’ve coughed that one up I think, so it’s a good sign.”

The third ranked Cavaliers have their biggest battle of the season on Sunday when they travel to battle ladder leaders Blackburn - who are led by tearaway trio Michael D’Agostino, Brendan Trewella and Nicholas George.

“I see them as being a lot like Warrnambool - they’ve got talent across the board - probably more evenly spread than Warrnambool, Baird said. “They’re clearly playing for each other and teams like that are always hard to beat.

“The week before the long weekend break we set ourselves for these two games - we knew we hadn’t been playing as well as we should have and going to have to be at our best to even get one of these two.

We’re really excited - totally focused and really focused about the challenge this Sunday - what it means for us if we can get another W.” Life was a whole lot easier for Casey’s women in the second match of the triple-header, smashing Pakenham 85-44.

Ruchelle Mccracken (24 points, 16 rebounds) toyed with the opposition alongside Tarryn Wilkin (15 points, eight rebounds) and Jess Szalek (14 points, eight rebounds).

Casey’s women are at Coburg on Saturday night while the youth league men - who were thumped 35-73 by Mornington - will travel to Craigieburn.

Matt Witherden pops up for a bucket in Casey's thrilling two-point win over Warrnambool. 155756 Picture: JARROD POTTER

Eagles shine diamond bright JOCs win under pressure

By JARROD POTTER

By JARROD POTTER

VWFL SOUTH EAST - ROUND 8 FRESH faces ensured Beaconsfield’s winning streak extended to six on Saturday after brushing aside Mt Eliza.

In the battle of the South East debutants, Beaconsfield shone that little bit brighter in a 27-point triumph.

While the sodden, muddy conditions didn’t favour it, clean possession was the standard the Eagles set early despite some strong defending from the Redlegs.

Aliesha Hamilton might’ve been wearing an Eagles’ jumper, but the tenacious midfielder acted like a bulldog. She clamped onto any Redlegs’ opponent and dragged them into the mud at Emil Madsen Reserve.

She jagged an important goal before the half to give the Eagles a 24-point buffer, with every goal worth two or three on the massive, water-laden reserve at the bottom of the literal hill of Mt Eliza.

Jasmin Hunt (four goals) tried to keep the hosts alive, as Mt Eliza got within four goals in a dogged third term effort.

But she was matched at the other end by goal-kicking maestro Katie Angelis (four goals) who leads the competition with 33 for the season.

Danielle Watkins, Millie Shone, Sarah Allingham, Amanda Torrington and Kerrie Richardson also toiled for the Eagles to take the emphatic

VAFA - ROUND 10 GOOD sides overcome challenges; great sides relish them.

Even with a host of firstchoice outs and an extremely rapid finish from Yarra Valley, St John’s found a way to grind out its best win of the VAFA season so far - a 9.12(66) to 9.8(62) triumph at Thomas Carroll Reserve.

After a back-and-forth first half, St John’s leapt out of the blocks after the break to surge well ahead. Daniel Abou-Karram, Matthew Nicholson and Aaron Thornton (two goals each) pushed the margin out to five good kicks at the final change.

Put to the sword in the final term, Yarra Valley’s forwards had it on a string - kick four goals in about as many minutes to leave St John’s stunned.

Yarra stole the lead, the first time the JOCs have trailed in the final term this year, and forced the best out of the Dandy amateurs to stay undefeated.

Ben Ayache made his return to the senior line-up - following last year’s serious knee injury - and was pivotal in the last alongside debutant Nathan McConchie.

Their work up and down the wings and willingness to fly for grabs and spoils alike against the bigger Bushrangers’ bodies worked a treat.

Beaconsfield's Aliesha Hamilton drills one after a great Picture: JARROD POTTER run-down tackle. 155749 8.10(58) to 5.1(31) win.

For Beaconsfield, the win also showed it isn’t reliant on captain Jade Hough - who is sidelined with a knee injury and can get the job done with a different mix through the centre.

“Probably for us coming into the game with some big injuries out - Houghie, our captain and leading playmaker out - but the others that stood up for us were given an opportunity to stand up and play a different role,” Beaconsfield coach Troy Robinson said. “The more ownership they get, the more they appreciate it.”

First gamer Chloe Melbourne particularly impressed through the Eagles’ midfield running circles around Mt Eliza and giving the forwards’ first use of a good array of clearances.

“We got Chloe up out of

the Youth Girls squad - knowing what the weather would be like and we knew it would be a game at ground level,” Robinson said. “She’s got a lot of grunt and hard at it - head over the ball and tenacious little player and add some great value around the ball.”

Beaconsfield has a bye this week, but even with everything trending upwards, the side is under no illusion of what it will take to stay at the pointy end.

“I constantly keep a reality check of where we are - we can’t get ahead of ourselves,” Robinson said. “At times we’ve played some great footy, others we’ve done a lot of scrappy play.

“We’ve still got a lot of improvement to do - there are some inexperienced footballers in the side and we need to help them understand what the next five or six games will involve now.”

Patrick Carr-Lehne flies for a grab in St John's thrilling VAFA Division 2 triumph over Yarra Valley. 155754 Picture: JARROD POTTER Inch by inch the ball got back towards the St John’s goals as bodies flew in to keep the rolling scrums going.

Hotheadedness - whether by deed or speech - cost the visitors greatly as a reckless bump resulted in Nicholson getting a down-the-field free kick and a 50-metre penalty. He sealed his shot to boot the side ahead in the dying stages.

It left a handful of minutes left for the Bushrangers to conjure up another goal, but the dour work of Glenn Costas, Corey Ladson and Bahaa Khoweiss stopped the rot.

One last roll of the Yarra dice was rushed by the JOCs as the siren soon sounded on the hosts’ triumphant battle.

“First time we were behind

in the last term this year, which to bounce back from that was good for us,” St John’s coach Ben McGee said. “What does come under scrutiny from the game is our ability to be able to execute our ball in hand game plan under real pressure.

“At three-quarter-time I thought we had the better of them, but we have in that side probably four new players and those players felt the longevity of the game.

“To Yarra Valley’s credit they were a very unified unit and never felt they couldn’t win it - so when they got on top of us in centre clearances, three or four soon turned into five or six.”

The nine-and-zip JOCs head up to Preston on Saturday to keep the winning ways alive.

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It can be taken into tough offroad conditions where, believe it or not, even the rather crude Land Rover Series 1 would have struggled when it was launched 68 years ago.

Yet the Discovery Sport will meet all the requirements of on-road comfort and handling today’s buyer demand.

This seeming impossible combination of on-road sophistication and off-road ruggedness shows design expertise not only from the Range Rover Evoque, but also from the grandfather of all sophisticated 4WDs, the Range Rover itself.

A Range Rover can set you back close to a quarter of a million dollars - new Discovery Sport has a price list that begins at just $56,355, plus on-road costs. Our test car was a highline HSE turbo-diesel with a recommended tag of $64,235.

The Disco Sport is based on the trendy Land Rover Evoque and shares some visible and many out of sight components with it - a major reason for the low price.

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Not for the Discovery the swooping slopes of the German SUVs, which look stunning but hamper load area.

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GALAXY 2003 Southern Cross Pop-Top caravan. Superb condition, roll-out awning, Tebbs canvas annexe plus flooring (Excellent Condition), 6'6" x 7'6", registration to 18/7/2016, 2 x gas bottles mounted in boot, 3-way fridge, outside tap, gas stove with rangehood & grill, 2 x single beds, microwave oven, halogen wall lights + normal lighting, water-level Indicator & gas detector, non-smokers van in mint condition, electric brakes. $18,750 neg. Phone: 0438 688 463.

JAYCO Penguin 2006 13' 6".

Tare weight 896kg. Towball weight 421kg, good quality Tebbs annexe, double bed with innerspring mattress as new, very well maintained/ serviced & always covered, plenty of storage areas, dinette area seats 4 & converts into a single bed, huge storage area under double bed, as well as external hatch, fold down wardrobe can be used as a pantry, 3-way 90lt Dometic fridge/freezer, 4 burner stove 3 gas, 1 electric hotplate, includes gas griller, large water tank with pump tap plus a mains water tap over the sink. Jayco water hose & accessories included. Alloy wheels, brand new spare wheel, jockey wheel, 9kg gas bottle, electric brakes, bag awning with poles & ties, pole carrier, registered til December 2016 (R69-466). $16,500 neg.

Phone: 0403 857 914.

AUSSIE CAMPER Trailer 7 x 4, Heavy duty walls & roof, selling due to work committments, in perfect condition pretty much still brand new. First to see will buy. $4,000 neg. Phone: 0410 575 340.

COROMAL 1998 Popette. Good condition with electric brakes, includes hoses, leads, sway bars, stabilisers, kitchen appliances plus pots and pans, 3 way fridge & security door. Registration (F59-939). $11,000 negotiable.

Phone: 0439 402 602.

REGENT Caravan 2005. 19'6", 4 wheel electric brakes/brake away, alloy rims, front storage boot, 12 volt battery and charger, twin water tanks, twin gas bottles, electric/gas hot water, 3 way fridge, queen size bed with inner spring mattress, under bed storage, combo toilet shower, shaver/storage cabinet, roof top air conditioner, new roll out awning, microwave, 4 burner gas cook top/griller, rangehood, loads of cupboard space, slide out pantry, TV, DVD /radio surround sound player, tyres in excellent condition, always kept in shed when at home. Registration (Q87-324).

Excellent Condition throughout.

Endeavour Hills. $30,000ono.

Phone: 9700 2104 or 0427 541 671.

JAYCO Discovery pop top, 2012, extending lift up double bed, kitchen, toilet, shower, microwave, dinette, robe, front boot, fridge. It's only been used once on a two week holiday. Sleeping capacity 2, seating capacity 3, length 17 ft, registered until 12 /16, AC, gross vehicle mass 2,240, tare 1765, tow ball weight 1595kg. $32,000.

0418 246 028.

JAYCO Starcraft, 19.6, Tare 1807, man date 11/09, full ensuite, double bed, microwave, washing machine, 150lt 3 way fridge.TV/DVD full oven, cafe seating, reverse cycle AC, rollout awning, mesh annex, battery pack, HWS, 2x80lt water tanks. had full service. $32,000. 0429 921 027.

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JAYCO Pop Top Caravan 2004.

Tandem wheel, new tyres, air conditioning, heater, microwave, hot plates, 3 way fridge, double bed, pull out awning, one owner (non smokers) always garaged, Van Tec applied, excellent condition, very clean, well worth a look.

Registration (Q53-596) $16,500.

Phone: 0418 519 901.

GALAXY Odyssey Pop Top Caravan 2008. Excellent condition. Features Dometic 3 way fridge, 1 electric & 3 gas burner /grill combo, LG microwave, rangehood, air conditioner with heating, roll out awning, 2x inner spring single beds, L shaped lounge, manual & mains water pump, new tyres, external folding table. Registered til Nov 2016 (S77-256) $19,999. Phone: 0477 009 795.

GALAXY Southern Cross series 3 2004. Tare 1320, poptop 16ft 6in. rollout awning & walls, reverse cycle air con, 3 way fridge, microwave, 4 burner gas stove, island double bed, towing mirrors, Hayman Reece brake controller, level riders, TV & radio, fully equipped kitchen, fully vanteced, nothing to buy.

All as new, reg (Q63941). $20,000. Phone: 5941 1462 or 0411 561 462

FORD Fairmont EB, 1992, dual fuel, all electrics, lady owner, good order, low kms, reg and RWC, YHI-096. $3,300. 0412 526 590, 0457 480 429.

MERCEDES ML 300 CDI standard features include, navigation, bluetooth, rear park, front and wiper sensors, leather trim, 20 inch alloy wheels, tow bar with electric brake for boat or caravan, electric tailgate, registration until April 2016, number plates not included, approximately 47,000 kms, excellent condition, usual wear and tear.(ALBY-13) $47,900 neg.

Phone: 0413 157 045

TOYOTA Kluger Wagon 2014 top of the range 2014 current shape kluger grande awd! Powerful 3.5L V6 engine, auto transmission. Pearl white duco. Luxury features including satellite navigation, reverse camera, handsfree bluetooth, cruise control, leather accented trim, heated & cooled front seats, sunroof, rear Bluray DVD player, blind spot alert, lane departure warning, push button start, 19' alloy wheels, fog lamps and tow bar.

Just had 40,000 km service. One owner car, female driver, reluctant sale. First to see will buy.(1BU-1IG) $55,500. 0402 097 501 TOYOTA Kluger, KX-R, 2010, V6, auto, sandstone metallic, side steps, flaps, tow bar, seat covers, garaged, 57,000kms, immaculate, engine no.

2GRJ307432. $24,500. 0417 865 139.

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BMW 7281 AUTO, 1998, excellent condition, RWC and service history, leather interior, sun roof, A/C, electric windows and seat adjustment, cruise control, parking sensors, 6 airbags, $10,750 ono. Call 5941 4929 or 0414 674 160

VOLKSWAGEN EOS Convertible 2009. Red interior, heated seats, bluetooth, satellite navigation, Bose speaker system, automatic lights, automatic wipers, new tyres and spare, fully convertible, driving lights. This is immaculately presented with roadworthy and service records, registration (YWF-666). $16,800.

Phone: 0419 375 239.

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TOYOTA HILUX 2013 low kms.

Everything you need in a 4wd factory extras include bull bar tinted windows hard top, reverse camera and tow bar. This car will not disappoint serious buyers only. No time wasters (ZYT-815) $42,000 negotiable.

Phone: 0427433307

TOYOTA Tarago GLX, 2011, auto, 7 seater, 6 cylinder, 3.5ltr, 128,000kms, 1 owner, complete service book, 7 airbags, bluetooth connectivity, A/C, rear parking sensors, electric chairs, great condition, RWC. YPT-039. $27,500ono. Ph 0425 774 181.

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CASH FOR CARS All types. Pay up to $8,999.

Trucks, 4WD, Utes. Cond. apply.

24/7. LMCT 11499.

Car removal: 0401 580 093

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TOYOTA MEANS BUSINESS NOW ON AT BERWICK TOYOTA

KUGA AMBIENTE FWD AUTO

$ 27 ,880

AFTER $1 , 000 BONUS

DRIVEAWAY*

IN 0 1 OR F K STOC

1.5L EcoBoost Engine • 6-speed auto SYNC™ 2 Connectivity System^ • Rear View Camera #ZXZ9

TERRITORY TX RWD PETROL

$ 36 ,480

IATE IMMED ERY DELIV

DRIVEAWAY*

4.0L Petrol • 17”Alloys • Sat Nav • Reverse Camera #3N4Q

RANGER XLT 4x4 DOUBLE CAB

2016 COROLLA

$ 52 ,480

HATCH ASCENT

21,990

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$ 47 ,480

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END OF FINANCIAL YEAR OFFERS

Berwick Toyota 751 Princes Highway, Berwick. Ph 9707 4455 LMCT11263

AFTER $500 BONUS

3.2L Turbo Diesel • Technology pack • ABN Registered customer price #7HVF

EVEREST AMBIENTE

+Metallic paint

[A] Recommended driveaway pricing is applicable for Private, Bronze and Silver leet customers, and primary producers only at participating Dealers. Ofer available on vehicles purchased by 30/06/2016 unless ofer is extended. Recommended driveaway price shown includes 12 months registration, 12 months compulsory third party insurance (CTP), a maximum Dealer delivery charge and stamp duty. Excludes metallic paint.

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AFTER $1,000 BONUS

AFTER $2 , 000 BONUS

3.2L Turbo diesel • 6-speed auto Full time 4WD • 7 seat capacity #XWLG

Berwick FORD 749 Princes Highway, Berwick. Ph: 03 8768 2222

www.berwickford.com.au *At participating Dealers only. Available for eligible new vehicles ordered & delivered by June 30th. Private & Blue, Silver & Gold Business Fleet customers only. Stock may vary between Dealers. All prices are recommended. Ford Dealers and Ford Australia reserve the right to change or extend these offers.

Bonus provided in the form of a reduction in purchase price at the dealership. Recommended offer price shown after deduction of EOFY bonus. Conditions apply. See ford.com.au ^For SYNC™ compatibility visit fordsync.com **Braked towing capacity when fitted with a genuine Ford towpack and towball.

Subject to State and Territory regulations. LMCT11263.

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Land Rover

Mission 100 defines our Vision which is to be the best automotive organisation in the country by consistently striving to deliver 100% guest satisfaction to 100% of our guests 100% of the time, where employees are engaged; the community is served; and our business reputation is infused with integrity and fun.

ADVENTURE STARTS NOW WITH COMPLIMENTARY ON ROADS†

Great rate, no wait.

Golf 92TSI

1.4 litre TSI with BlueMotion Technology. 15” Lyon Alloys. Audio system with 6.5” display.

1.4 litre TSI with BlueMotion Technology.

Rear View Camera. Audio system with 6.5” display.

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Get your adventure going with complimentary on roads† including Dealer Delivery, Stamp Duty, Registration and CTP Insurance. For a limited time only.

Start by visiting your Land Rover dealer today.

BERWICK LAND ROVER LMCT11439 Corner Princes Highway and Clyde Road Berwick.

Sales or Service call (03) 8726 1500. www.berwicklandrover.com.au * Discovery Sport petrol models only. †Complimentary on roads ofer applies to new and demonstrator 2016 model year vehicles ordered and delivered between 01.06.16 and 31.07.16 at participating dealers while stocks last. Finance provided by Land Rover Financial Services which is a registered trading name of Jaguar Land Rover Australia Pty Ltd. The registered trademarks and trading name referred to above are operated and used under licence by St. George Bank – A Division of Westpac Banking Corporation ABN 33 007 457 141 AFSL and Australian credit licence 233714.

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Golf 92TSI Trendline

$24,490 IT’S NEVER BEEN A BETTER TIME TO OWN DISCOVERY, DISCOVERY SPORT* OR RANGE ROVER EVOQUE

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$22,990 Driveaway

For a limited time, Berwick Volkswagen is offering a 2.8% p.a comparison rate^ on the complete range of Golf hatches including over 40 new and demonstrator vehicles available for immediate delivery.

Receive 10% off your next * service at Berwick Volkswagen – simply bring in this ad to claim this offer.

For a limited time only.

Volkswagen

Berwick Volkswagen 749B Princes Hwy, Berwick. Ph: 03 8768 0188 berwickvolkswagen.com.au LMCT11264

^2.8% p.a. comparison rate available to approved personal applicants of Volkswagen Financial Services (VFS)** for the inancing of selected new Golf Hatchback models over 48 months. Excludes: Golf Wagon, Alltrack, and Cabriolet. Balloon restrictions apply. Stock vehicles only. Vehicles must be sold by 30 June 2016 and delivered by 31 July 2016. While stocks last. Offer ends 30 June 2016. Standard fees and charges apply. Full conditions are available on application. Not available with other offers or to leet, government or rental buyers. VFS** reserves the right to extend or change this offer. **VFS is a trading name of Volkswagen Financial Services Australia Pty Limited ABN 20 097 071 460, Australian Credit Licence Number 389344. Comparison rate based on a 5 year secured consumer ixed rate loan of $30,000. WARNING: This comparison rate is true only for the examples given and may not include all fees and charges. Different terms, fees or other loan amounts might result in a different comparison rate. *10% off applies to log book services only and excludes capped price servicing. Bookings are essential. Discount applies to labour only, excludes any additional parts. Applies to private vehicles only. Offer ends 30/06/16. LMCT11264 35131

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CLEARANCE

Renault KANGOO

Renault TRAFIC

Renault MASTER

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Short Wheelbase Single Turbo

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With any business purchase, we know how important peace of mind and total cost of ownership are.

That’s why the Renault Commercial range comes with a 3-year/200,000km Warranty,† 3 year 24/7 Roadside Assistance† and Capped Price Servicing for the first 3 scheduled maintenance services.^ BARRY BOURKE RENAULT 755 Princes Hwy, Berwick / Ph: (03) 9707 2222 barrybourkerenault.com.au *Drive away price for the Kangoo SWB petrol manual, Trafic SWB Single Turbo Manual, Master SWB Manual all with non-metallic paint. Valid for vehicles ordered between 1/4/2016 & 30/6/2016 while stocks last. Renault reserves the right to vary, extend or withdraw this ofer. Ofer available to ABN holders only, and excludes Government and fleet buyers. ^First 3 scheduled maintenance services capped at $349 per service on new and demonstrator Kangoo, Trafic and Master models, based on standard scheduled servicing from new and on normal operating conditions. Scheduled maintenance services required every twelve (12) months or 15,000km (whichever occurs first) on Kangoo and every twelve (12) months or up to 30,000km (whichever occurs first) on Trafic and Master. However, Master is subject to adaptive servicing requirements, as determined by the Oil Condition Sensor, and may require servicing prior to the standard twelve (12) months or 30,000km service interval. If vehicle is not presented within three (3) months of when the scheduled service is required, right to that capped-price service under the program is forfeited. †Three (3) year/200,000km warranty ofer and 3 year/200,000km Roadside Assistance both apply to all new or demonstrator Kangoo, Trafic and Master models. Warranty and Roadside Assistance valid for 3 years or 200,000km (whichever comes first) from new. Demonstrator vehicles receive balance of new vehicle warranty and Roadside Assistance.

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34 KANGAN DRIVE PH: 9707 1212 www.berwickhyundai.com.au Car Images are either base model, same model or actual vehicles. LMCT 11118 1231482-DJ25-16