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Under scrutiny 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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Crafty kids part of the bigger picture THERE is artistic talent in abundance at Tooradin Primary School and they don’t mind showing it off. The school held an art expo to highlight the variety of techniques and materials students get to explore in art class. The week-long expo showcased students abilities in weaving, sketching, printing, dioramas, computer graphics, wax creations, masks, wire sculptures and silhouettes.

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Around the clock crime 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.

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

CFA fireys hit again IT'S another blow for CFA fireys, as police make public the theft of a service station CFA donation box.

It took nine days to notice the theft of the box from Baxter, but police have released CCTV images in the hope that someone will come forward with information.

A man entered the service station located off Peninsula Link on Sunday 15 May and walked off with the donation box which contained cash about 4.25am.

The theft was not noticed until nine days later, when someone came to collect the donations.

The offender left the service station in a white Mitsubishi Lancer and is perceived to be Caucasian, aged in his midthirties, about 185cm tall and of medium build.

He was wearing a black cap, black tracksuit pants and white runners.

Anyone with any information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or to submit confidential report at www.crimestoppersvic.com. au

Tip on hand: it's only a mannequin 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.

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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“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-

WHAT was initially reported as possible human remains found at the Hampton Park tip could have been a part of a mannequin.

Police wrapped up their two-day investigation at the tip site on Hallam Road on Tuesday 21 June.

A spokeswoman from Victoria Police said a search was undertaken on Tuesday and a risk assessment but nothing was found.

“A number of mannequins were located in the vicinity of the search and maybe were what was initially sighted,” she said.

Police were alerted to the situation at the Sita Environmental Solutions tip on Monday 20 June, after a worker reported seeing what looked like a body part but was unable to retrieve it before incoming rubbish was dumped.

Police excavated the site on Monday and resumed the search the following morning.

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New road plans get into gear

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.”

Mr Cranny said he hoped that other “critical” business infrastructure - par-

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

By ALANA MITCHELSON 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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Victim at risk of being killed

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 noncompliant with court orders by driving disqualified in January.

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

It’s a one-man show for now, but novel school to be built on solidarity

By GEORGIA WESTGARTH A NEW primary school in Cranbourne’s south west will take on the colour scheme of navy, electric purple and a hint of orange according to the school’s only employee.

Principal of the public private partnership (PPP) school, currently called Cranbourne South West Primary School, Andrew Felsinger, said he'd still got a lot to do before gates open in 2017.

“I’ve had to come up with it all on my own,” the experienced principal said.

“I’ve never done anything like this before; most exciting part is I get to hand- pick the staff.”

Mr Felsinger is currently designing logos, picking uniforms, choosing a name for the school and answering parent calls on enrolment queries.

“I’m averaging five to 10 calls a day of enrolment questions and at the recent information session, we had 160 people attend,” Mr Felsinger said.

Currently working out of an office at Lynbrook Primary School, Mr Felsinger has been in the top job two months and is already expecting to open the school with 250 students.

“My projection is that our core building will hold 475 students and that’s before portable classrooms, we anticipate to get up to the 400 figure within two to three years,” he said.

The school started construction in January this year, and is located at 90 Everlasting Boulevard in Cranbourne West.

It’s a part of the PPP project which will see 15 new schools delivered to some of Victoria’s fastest growing metropolitan and regional communities.

The school is set to finish the construction phase in November this year.

Mr Felsinger aims to have a name and logo for the primary school ready by August.

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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.”

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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.

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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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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.

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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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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.

Weighing just 17 kilos at the time, Connor survived 11-and-a-half hour surgery at Royal Children’s Hospital.

During the procedure, his spine was pinned with rods and screws.

His dad Craig describes Connor being on a rack as surgeons gradually manipulated the spine and cut through muscles to fuse him into a more upright position.

Currently he sits nearly straight in his chair (at 66 degrees) and hence “grew” 10 centimetres, rendering his wheelchair and car seat undersized.

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.

“It’s been really tough and put a strain on the whole family,” she said.

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Connor’s aunt, on behalf of the family, has set up a crowd-funding site. To donate go to https:// www.gofundme.com/helpingconnor.

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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 he was pleased with Casey Grammar’s implementation of the foodwall.

“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."

Casey Grammar Primary gardening teacher Mal Dunkley said the initiative had been a hit with students, teachers and parents.

“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," 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."

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Fresh blood to take lead 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 ambassador 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 latest round of community grants.

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

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“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.

Ms Ash has a strong charitable background, is heavily involved in community groups around Cardinia and currently works for online fund-raising platform Everyday Hero.

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.

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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.

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The great walls of Bunjil Place Bunjil Place has added some serious height in the last few weeks as it begins to rise from the ground.

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.

Residents share ideas for the Plaza The City of Casey has been asking the community what type of events they’d like to attend at the outdoor community plaza, and what they’d like to see on the big outdoor screen, when Bunjil Place opens!

THE CITY of Casey will meet with the Lynbrook Residents Association to confirm the planned installation of outdoor exercise equipment at Banjo Patterson Reserve.

There are currently 12 outdoor exercise stations across Casey that provide residents with free access to equipment to improve their health and wellbeing.

“Over the years council has identified different places to install fitness stations around reserves and parks in the community,” River Gum Ward councillor Wayne Smith said “Lynbrook requested to be considered to have equipment installed and council agrees that they should have it,” he said.

And Cr Smith believes the prospective project will be a valuable resource for residents.

“We’re all about keeping fit and staying healthy and the pieces of equipment will be suitable for both adults and kids.

“There isn’t any doubt that council believes it should happen and will happen, it’s just a matter of getting it done as soon as possible,” Cr Ward said.

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“There are a lot of people that use Banjo Paterson Park for exercise and I’m sure this new exercise equipment will be put to very good use,” Mr Morgan said.

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We look forward to bringing you as many of these experiences as possible when the facility opens in late-2017!

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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.

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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.

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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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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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Planting a love of learning in hearts CREATIVE Garden Early Learning Centres offer your child a warm and caring environment combined with fun and educational learning practices - the perfect place for your child to learn and grow.

The centres provide quality education and care for children aged up to six years and nutritious meals and nappies are provided for your convenience. The centres have specialised Victorian Government approved Kindergarten programs taught by bachelor qualified teachers to prepare your child for school and beyond.

The Kindergarten program not only prepares your child for their next chapter in life, but also prepares parents for the transition to school.

Creative Garden Early Learning Centres tailor their programs to suit the age and development stage of your child, and their qualified and caring educators are committed in giving your child the best start in life.

Both centres have well-equipped indoor and outdoor learning environments with natural resources, providing children with the stimulation they need to develop their imagination, problem-solving skills and creative ways.

The educators create learning environments to engage children in intentional and spontaneous thinking - while having fun.

The centres place an importance on being active members of the community with educators organising regular centre excursions for the children based on their interests.

The educators understand that children learn best through active participation in real life experiences and organise regular in-centre activities to further develop their learning.

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Twenty years of experienced care WESTERNPORT Child Care Centre and Kindergarten is celebrating 20 years of service in our community.

Established in 1996 by Geardo and Josephine Giacco, the first centre opened in Hastings and was closely followed by the Lang Lang centre celebrating 20 years next year. The Kooweerup and Cranbourne centres followed.

“Over the years, the early childhood sector has changed in many ways,” Director Joe Giacco said.

“However one thing remains unchanged, and that is that we put the children first in every way possible.

“The centres create a wonderful team envioronment that fosters a sense of belonging for the children and their families.

“Children and families form wonderful relationships with each other and with their very experianced educators – many who have been with Westernport Child Care Centre for many years.

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in a sector for a long time when you start employing people who once attended the centres!” Joe said.

Currently, Westernport Child Care Centre and Kindergarten have three staff members who attended the centres as children.

For bookings or to make an inquiry, please call: Mel at Cranbourne on 5995 4970; Kylie at Hastings on 5979 7336; Gemma at Kooweerup on 5997 1378 or Rachel at Lang Lang on 5997 5887.

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CHILDREN/YOUTH • Playgroup (0-5yrs) • Groove ‘N’ Kids (0-4yrs) • School Holiday Cooking Programs • Cupcake decorating • Make your own dumplings

try Academic Curriculum Enhancement (ACE) program, a learning pathway for high achieving students to accelerate and enhance their learning.

These students will have access to unique learning opportunities and an early start VCE. Lyndhurst Secondary College staff offer a wide range of co-curriculum programs.

Extensive student leadership opportunities are available as are many performing arts and sporting opportunities.

The award-winning Multipride program has now become a model for supporting cultural harmony within other schools.

School tours run every Wednesday at 11am (no appointment necessary) and the school welcomes visitors to come along and find out more about how it can support and encourage their child in their learning pathway.

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In 2015 the college was incredibly proud to see its year 12 students achieving highly with 93 per cent of students who applied for tertiary placements receiving a first round offer.

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(215329) Handy location for public transport, train & shops. 2 bedrooms, master with full ensuite, gas cooking, heating & hot water. Sunken lounge with timber flooring but built on a slab. Open plan & well-appointed kitchen with stainless steel under bench oven & gas cooktop. Lock up garage & a generous yard.

(216064) Great investment property on offer. Be quick this one won’t last long.

3 bedroom Brick Veneer property, open plan living areas, Air conditioning and gas heater, functional kitchen. It has side access ideal for tradesman or for parking caravan, boat etc, currently rented at $1192pcm.

(215278) Located only minutes’ walk to Cranbourne Railway Station, ideal development site (STCA). Existing two bedroom properties in need of completion with opportunity to build another unit at the rear or demolish existing property. Land is approx. 604m². Owners wants a quick sale, all genuine offers will be considered.

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(216148) Approx. 50sq, with quality fixtures & fittings, 5 bedrooms (plus study nook), 4 bathrooms & 3 living areas plus alfresco. Downstairs guest room with ensuite & robes, cinema room plus 80mm caesar stone central kitchen with built in wine rack, dual ovens, a large family room with jet master fire & alfresco area.

Upstairs we have a huge master bedroom with a large WIR. plus rumpus lounge.

(216078) This is certainly one of the finest in the area. Featuring 3 bedrooms, separate lounge, kitchen meals. The home has been recently renovated inside and out & has a lock up garage. Set on a possible dual occupancy block (STCA) 648m² approx. Currently leased on a month to month tenancy at $1387 PCM. Call today to make an appointment to inspect.

(216105) 4 bedroom plus study home only 12 years young, well-appointed kitchen complete with new s/steel appliances & dishwasher, master with ensuite & WIR, low maintenance loating timber looring, family meals area, plus a rumpus/games room. Ducted heating, evaporative cooling plus coonara. Pergola entertainment area, double garage with internal access, 650m² approx. block.

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Handy For all FacilitieS (216147) Three bedrooms with robes, a blend of loating timber loors & carpets to the bedrooms (tiles to wet areas). Ducted heating plus evaporative cooling, stainless steel gas cooktop & oven plus dishwasher, outdoors we have a pergola patio area fully enclosable with café blinds. 1.5 car garage with access to a low maintenance 440m² approx. block. Walking distance to schools, shops

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(216046) Approx. 18sq home, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, master with full ensuite and WIR. Needs a little TLC to bring back the sparkle but your efforts will be rewarded. Split system heating & cooling, spacious kitchen with under bench oven, cooktop & overhead cupboards. 661m² (approx.) block with great access for truck or earth moving equipment & only 8 years old.

(216112) 4 bedrooms with full ensuite to the mast bedroom, 3 different generous living areas with an air conditioned rumpus room that unfolds to a stylish entertaining alfresco. Open plan kitchen which has access to an adjoining conservatory for entertaining your guests. Sitting on a 659m² (approx.) block, with a double garage and rear access, low maintenance manicured gardens.

(216097) 2yrs young. Approx. 36sq. 4 bdrms, 3 living areas, downstairs we have the master bdrm with WIR & full ensuite & another 2 bdrm’s with BIR’s & large rumpus room. Upstairs you have another bdrm. Kitchen with Caesarstone benchtops & 5 burner s/steel cooker, dishwasher, games & family rooms plus verandah. Gas ducted heating & evap. cooling, Bose s/system, 5kw Solar panels,

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(216043) Situated in the Boulevard Estate (next to Berwick Waters), 15.3 metres by 42 metres. Ready to build on now (BLOCK IS ALREADY TITLED) Great quiet location handy for schools, train station & all Berwick facilities. Call Frank Barrett to find out more.

(216139) 948m² (approx.) corner block, this property allows for great side access and the best part of all is its only 300m from the water. Perfect for that dream lifestyle of being able to launch your boat not even a minute from home, turning that dream into reality.This property it close to the local general store, parks and jetty.

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The easy living comprising of 2 bedrooms plus a study, 2 bathrooms, 2 toilets, single remote garage & 1 car accommodation, verandah, and some private open space area. With a land size of (approx. 20.8 sq) features include ducted heating, rain water tank, stainless steel kitchen appliances with dishwasher, visitor car park, and more.

Open Inspection: Sat: 11:00-11:30am Vincent Djuang 0411 363 322

This family friendly home showcases 3 bedrooms, meal s and family area, split system reverse cycle heating & cooling, tandem lock up carport. If you really want to bring back this little gem back to life for sure you don’t want to miss this great opportunity to purchase and create something special to your choice.

Open Inspection: Sat 11:00-11:30am Travis Chong 0433 409 764

Boasts 3 bedrooms, FES & WIR to master, 2 bathrooms, 3 toilets, a living zone, double car garage, and a stylish kitchen finished with granite bench top and quality appliances adjoining dining area for entertaining family and friends. Other features include gas ducted heating, evaporative cooling, and high quality window coverings.

Open Inspection: Sat 1:00-1:30pm Jerry Wu 0402 741 611

A brand new house located in Clyde close to School, local shopping centres boasting 3 bedrooms, 2 toilets, 2 bathrooms, 2 living areas, double garage with remote control door, a gourmet kitchen, walking pantry, overhead cupboards, and a dishwasher. Other inclusions come Ducted heating, down lights, blinds, clothes line, three side fences with gate door, and coloured driveway Vincent Djuang 0411 363 322

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102 Emily Drive

Lot 8433 Stoneleigh Circuit

This freestanding house boasting 3 bedrooms plus a study, 2 bathrooms, 3 toilets, double garage with remote control panel door, formal dining, and stainless steel kitchen appliances including dishwasher. It also features ducted heating, AC split system in all bedrooms, spa bath, light fittings and window furnishings, fly screens, floorboards and satellite.

Travis Chong 0433 409 764

This family home set on a generous size block of 616sqm.

Offering 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 toilets, a living zone, family area, a gourmet kitchen with meals area, and a double lock up garage with remote control door.

Also featuring central heating, water tank and a covered outdoor area.

Open Inspection: Sat 2:00-2:30pm Jerry Wu 0402 741 611

This home boasts 4 bedrooms and a study which can be transformed into a fifth bedroom, 2 bathrooms, 3 toilets, an inviting kitchen incorporates a dishwasher, a living and a dining area. Also featuring ducted heating and a double lock-up garage with remote control.

Open Inspection: Sat 12:30-1:00pm

Situated in Williams Landing suburb (approx. 20 km to the CBD). The house showcases 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and 4 toilets, kitchen and meals area, lounge and a family entertainment area, a comfort family retreat zone with ample space for parties and kids play area. Featuring a double lock-up garage with remote-control, ducted heated, evaporative cooling.

Jerry Wu 0402 741 611

22 Enterprise Avenue, HAMPTON PARK

Travis Chong 0433 409 764

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7 TOWNHOUSE SITE OFFICE WITH WAREHOUSE * 450 m2 Warehouse including 135m2 Mezzanine storage area. * 138 m2 office space with 7 workstations, Board room, waiting room, two toilets, shower. * Reverse Cycle A/C, 6 On Site parking * High Clearance electric roller door * Located in Cranbourne CBD

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$286,000 BLIND BIGHT

(216126) Located in the pristine coastal village of Blind Bight is this 45 acre hobby farm. This property would be perfect for many uses, making it a great versatile investment. With features such as; - Clear useable grounds with main road frontage.

- 5 x paddocks, all with water & hot wire.

- Large dam, supplying water to all paddocks.

- Bathroom block with toilet, shower & laundry.

Being quite centrally located and with loads of potential.

RETAIL SHOP/OFFICE 220M² Only 2 Retail Shops/Office left (220m² each) Grease trap, Mains gas, power. Join tenants such as proposed Woolworths, 7-Eleven, 24/7 Gym, Chemist, Medical, Pizza, Charcoal Chicken, Indian Takeaway, Chinese takeaway & Taco Bill restaurant.

Servicing a large residential and Commercial precinct. With over 100 New Townhouses planned to be built in Evans Park Business Village. Call now to secure your position in this retail hot spot.

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FREE LADIES HIGH TEA IT is said that life is like a tea cup - to be filled to the brim and enjoyed with friends.

This is exactly what Lifestyle Officer is celebrating with its upcoming Ladies Who Brunch high tea.

The over 50s resort community at 114 Rix Road, Officer, is holding a special ladies' event on Saturday 2 July.

On the day visitors can inspect the eighthome display village while enjoying tasty treats such as cupcakes, ribbon sandwiches and fresh barista coffee.

Anyone who is living alone may also be interested in inspecting the masterful Glenelg series of luxury one-bedroom homes that need to be seen to be believed.

Featuring open-plan living and a contemporary kitchen design with stone benchtops and stainless steel appliances including dishwasher, the Glenelg is available for purchase from an affordable $257,510.

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Lifestyle Officer also contains a $2.5 million luxury homeowners’ clubhouse that is scheduled to open in September.

The clubhouse will be the hub of all social activity and also contains a range of resort amenities such as an indoor pool, gymnasium, bowling green, cinema and outdoor alfresco entertaining area.

So anyone who is thinking of downsizing and is curious to see what Lifestyle Officer is all about can come down and take a look around.

In addition to providing free refreshments, Lifestyle Communities will also donate $10 for every attendee to the National Breast Cancer Foundation for research into the prevention and cure of women’s cancers.

The Ladies Who Brunch high tea will be held on Saturday 2 July at Lifestyle Officer, 114 Rix Road, Officer.

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CRANBOURNE SECONDARY COLLEGE Getting the best from and for our students Choosing a secondary college is a vital decision for both you and your son or your daughter.

Cranbourne Secondary College provides a comprehensive, informative opportunity for your child, to be fully prepared for the next journey of their educational life.

Grade 5 Full Day CSC Program: During Terms 3 and 4, students from Grade 5 will have the opportunity to attend the College for a full school day as part of the ‘Introduction to Secondary Schooling’ Program.

Students will be transported to the College, where they will participate in a modified curriculum program offered to Year 7 students such as Science, Art, Textiles, Health and Physical Education, Food Technology and Woodwork. Students will rotate through activities and will have the opportunity to take home a completed outcome from at least one of these workshops. This program is designed to provide students with a better understanding of secondary schooling and an awareness of the opportunities they will have as Cranbourne Secondary College students.

Grade 6 Transition Visits: The Transition staff desire to maintain a very close relationship with the Primary schools during each student’s Grade 6 year. Initial visits to local Primary Schools occur between March and May. During these visits staff will attend the Grade 6 classes. Students will be provided with an interactive information session about secondary schooling and the transition program, whilst meeting the College staff.

Yr 7 Transition: The College will ensure a smooth transition for each student. Pastoral Care teachers can be contacted to discuss effective strategies if any issues arise in the initial transition process.

The Pastoral Care teacher is the key contact for parents throughout the whole year.

For further information call the school on 5996 3544.

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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 FLINDERS

Greg Hunt Liberal Party Grew up: I was born in Frankston in 1965, and my father was Alan Hunt, who served West Gippsland and the Mornington Peninsula for more than 30 years as the State Upper House member for South-Eastern Province.

Based: After studying and working overseas, I returned to Australia. Between 1994 and 1998, I worked as a senior adviser to the then Minister for Foreign Affairs, Alexander Downer and from 1999 to late 2001 I worked for McKinsey and Co. In 2001 I ran for the seat of Flinders and had the privilege of being voted in. It is my deep pleasure to work with the members of the community and serve this wonderful and diverse electorate.

I live on the Mornington Peninsula with my wife Paula and my two young children.

Vision for Flinders: What I will continue to fight for in the local area: · Road safety upgrades to dangerous intersections in Kooweerup, Lang Lang, Catani, Cardinia and surrounding areas · Natural gas for Kooweerup, Blind Bight, Cannons Creek, Warneet and Tooradin

I was raised in Mornington and attended school at Mornington Primary and The Peninsula School on the Mornington Peninsula.

· Improved recreational facilities for Catani and Kooweerup

In 1990, I graduated from Melbourne University and subsequently won a Fulbright Scholarship to complete a Masters in International Relations at Yale University in the United States.

· Timely completion of the NBN rollout and mobile blackspot upgrades for residents in Pearcedale, Kooweerup, Cranbourne South and the Coastal Villages.

· Preservation of the unique character of Devon Meadows and the Coastal Villages through support from Green Army teams · Increased aged care services for Lang Lang

273 premises in Catani and Kooweerup are already benefitting from superfast internet speeds with the installation of fixed wireless NBN in the region. Construction of the NBN for the communities of Blind Bight, Cannons Creek, Kooweerup, Tooradin and Warneet is expected to commence in the fourth quarter of 2016 and construction on the NBN in Lang Lang is expected to commence in the first quarter of 2017.

Your job: The Federal Member for Flinders and Minister for the Environment, with responsibility for climate, environment and heritage.

Embarrassing: Having to submit one of my paintings to the Rye Rotary Art Show - it was described by one of the judges as a clear example of the naive school of art.

Pub meal: San Remo Fisherman’s Co-Op Fish and Chips fresh off the boat, you can’t beat it.

Greatest achievement: Some of my proudest achievements in the local community have been my four 500km walks around the electorate - in 2004, 2007, 2011 and 2015 - to raise funds for Juvenile Diabetes and Autism Spectrum Disorder. It was so rewarding to visit Abacus, a school that assists beautiful children with autism in my electorate that was able to refurbish a new facility with some of the funds I was able to raise through my walk. They now have a wonderful, purpose-built facility where the children can play and learn.

Childhood memory: Visiting local CFA stations with dad as a six year old and the thrill of sitting in the fire engines - not much has changed really.

Community involvement: I am a member of Rotary, the Lions Club, a strong supporter of Abacus Learning Centre, engagement with numerous local Landcare groups, churches and other organisations such as Food For All - I love taking part in their annual Christmas hamper packing.

What are you passionate about: I am passionate about my local community, having grown up in the area and now raising my children here. It is deeply satisfying to secure outcomes such as more doctors for Kooweerup, Lang Lang Botanic Ridge, Clyde and Pearcedale.

I am also passionate about the environment and am privileged to be able to protect and enhance it through my work as the Federal Environment Minister. In particular I am delighted to have been able to design a new $1 billion Reef Fund and to be the first person in Australian history to have banned capital dredge disposal in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park.

What makes you angry: Injustice against, or bullying of, vulnerable people and volunteers.

Nickname: Dadda - as my kids call me

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Federal election countdown Why run for the seat of Flinders: I first ran for the seat of Flinders because we have a wonderful community here and I wanted to be able to work with local residents to protect what we have and to make it even better. It has been a pleasure to serve the people of Flinders for the past 15 years and I hope to continue to work with them.

Favourite book: The Year of Living Dangerously by Christopher Koch Favourite movie: Shawshank Redemption - although my wife likes the two of us to watch Breakfast at Tiffany’s together.

Favourite country visited: In 1984, prior to entering university, I spent a year based on a kibbutz in Israel. This was an amazing experience and one which I will never forget. Following this, I spent three months riding a bicycle around Europe and met some phenomenal people who had an enormous impact on my life.

Marriage equality: I am a firm believer in equal rights and support gay marriage.

I support a plebiscite. This is in essence a national free vote - an opportunity for every Australian person to have a say. And we should embrace this notion.

Transport: The Turnbull Government is investing $500 million in the Monash Freeway upgrade and more than $850 million to the Melbourne Metro Rail tunnel as well as injecting funding into regional roads, black spot intersections and urban congestion projects.

Negative gearing: Where Labor wants to take this option away from Australians, the Government believes negative gearing gives people like nurses, teachers and police and emergency services personnel a chance to build wealth. We support certainty in investment to create jobs and growth.

By far the majority of those who negatively gear properties are middle income Australians.

Around two-thirds of those (850,000) who declared a net rental loss in 2012-13 had a taxable income of $80,000 or less.

Medicare: The Coalition is increasing Medicare investment to $26 billion per year by 2019-20 to ensure we build a healthier Medicare. We are investing on average $5 billion more into Medicare every year than Labor ever did.

Bulk bulking rates continue to reach historic highs under the Coalition Government. Indeed, GP bulk billing rates have reached nearly 85 per cent bulk billing, compared to an average of 79 per cent during Labor’s six years in office.

Other election issues: Protecting the CFA volunteers - I have been working closely with the Prime Minister on our commitment to legislate to protect the rights of CFA volunteers.

Preference - dogs or cats: I like all animals but I do own a small dog, a Cavoodle called Charlie.

Why vote for you: I am deeply passionate about our community and will continue to work with the community to make the electorate of Flinders a better place.

It’s time to stop and think - we need to make a decision on what we truly value and what we want to leave behind for future generations.

Willisa Hogarth

There is a real opportunity to make the Flinders area a world leading conservation zone, with an innovative eco-tourism industry and a prosperous, engaged community that is proud to call this place home.

Greens

But to do this we need to start investing in the infrastructure now - access to public transport, broadband, education and health are minimum requirements to see the Flinders area flourish like it should be.

Your job: Director of Digital Strategy at Green Hat Marketing.

Embarrassing: A ‘lost in translation’ moment when the statement I was attempting to read in Greek turned out to be a rather provocative suggestion rather than a hello and thank-you.

Pub meal: Chips and (vegan) gravy and Guinness (now that have removed the fish guts).

Greatest achievement: I believe I have achieved a lot, but I feel my greatest achievement is still to come.

Childhood memory:

Based: Pakenham Vision for Flinders: Flinders is a beautiful part of the world, and has so much potential to be a vibrant tourism hub, as well as an exception place to bring up a family. We need to treasure the things that attract people to Flinders, such as its precious wildlife and unique landscapes.

HOLT

James Mathias Liberal Party Grew up:

Your job:

East Brunswick.

I work for the Debaters Association of Victoria, where we provide incursions and training for students in Debating and Public Speaking, as well as manage the largest English Speaking Debating competition in the world. I’m also in my final year of my Education Degree (Secondary).

Based: Currently in the city.

Vision for Holt:

Puppy farmers, dog fighting, greyhound racing.

Nickname:

Currently I’m State Council representative for my local Greens branch, and am also the State Convenor for the Australian Greens Victoria.

Wildy

What are you passionate about:

Why run for Flinders:

Education and Renewable Energy.

Your job:

It’s time we give animals a voice - there is so much inherent animal cruelty in this country and very few avenues for assistance.

What makes you angry:

Electorate officer for a local Victorian senator.

The lack of access our rural communities have to things like education, healthcare and technology.

Embarrassing:

Favourite book:

Why run for Flinders:

Game of Thrones set.

Flinders has been a safe seat for a long time, and as a result has been well and truly forgotten about. Hopefully if we can put some pressure on the incumbent, we can get better outcomes for Flinders residents for the next three years.

Pub meal:

Favourite book:

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

Favourite movie: The Bourne trilogy.

Favourite country visited:

Greatest achievement: My three daughters.

Childhood memory:

Forgetting my boss’s name whilst introducing him.

Parma with chips.

Greatest achievement:

France.

The Bell Jar, Sylvia Plath.

Marriage equality:

Favourite movie:

Yes.

Moulin Rouge.

Transport:

Favourite country visited:

Public - we need to invest and develop our infrastructure (especially to the Peninsula and Western Ports.

This one! My family and I drove from Melbourne to Noosa a couple of years ago, and it was just the best fun. Highly recommend getting out and exploring this beautiful country of ours!

Community involvement:

Marriage equality:

What are you passionate about:

It was time yesterday. Let’s do this already.

Transport:

Shifting the mentality of business so that they are investing in young people.

We need more!

What makes you angry:

Negative gearing:

Traffic on the Monash.

There was a time when it was necessary. It isn’t that time anymore.

Nickname:

No - it’s time to level the playing field for first home buyers.

Public health should be available for all - don’t touch it.

We need an Independent Office of Animal Welfare - our current animal welfare laws are substandard and need to be drastically overhauled.

We are pushing our natural systems; our waterways, coasts, plants, trees and animals beyond their ability to cope.

Chelsea

Flinders deserves better than a couple of election promises every few years. Over the past few months, while talking to residents from Dromana to Phillip Island, I know that better access to healthcare, real conservation in our precious places, better funding for our schools, and a more humane policy on asylum seekers is the things that matter Flinders, and I’m very proud to stand up for what matters.

Community involvement:

Albury, NSW.

Vision for Flinders:

Grew up:

What makes you angry:

What are you passionate about:

Other election issues:

Melbourne.

Why vote for you:

The rights and welfare of animals.

Anything that promotes the welfare of animals.

Grew up: Based:

I have one of each, sorry.

The “magical mystery tours” (as my Dad called them), where my parents, sister and I would get in the car and go and explore some part of the Mornington Peninsula, like the back beaches, or Arthurs Seat, or the farms-to-table cafes.

Community involvement:

Medicare:

Animal Justice Party

Preference - dogs or cats:

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 electorate getting more young people into work.

Fruit trees. Walking into the yard and being able to pick a variety of fruit straight from the source.

All kids should have that opportunity.

Negative gearing:

Ben Wild

to ever set foot on a boat. Real Australian say Welcome!

Medicare: Vitally important.

Preference - dogs or cats:

Other election issues:

I have to say dogs (we have 4) and I am a passionate Western Bulldogs supporter.

Our treatment of those seeking asylum is shameful. Yet another report release today of the horrendous treatment of people on Manus and Nauru. We must close those camps and bring those people here. If the old parties are serious about stopping people smugglers then they need to invest in proper processing opportunities in the region, and prevent the need for anyone

Why vote for you: It’s time we shook up this safe Liberal seat and sent a strong voice to Canberra that the lives of animals’ matter.

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

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

Jimmy.

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

Favourite book: Great Gatsby.

Favourite movie: Burn After Reading.

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Federal election countdown Favourite country visited:

Childhood memory:

Neil Bull

Greece.

Marriage equality:

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

Family First

Community involvement:

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

What are you passionate about:

Based:

My beautiful wife and two awesome girls.

Negative gearing:

Narre Warren North.

What makes you angry: Any form of domestic or child abuse.

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

Nickname:

Medicare:

Bull

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.

Grew up:

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.

Springvale South.

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.

Medicare: 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.

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

Vision for Holt: 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: 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.

Favourite book: The Message by Eugene Peterson.

Favourite movie: Back to the Future.

Your job:

Favourite country visited:

Insurance CEO

Other election issues:

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

Transport:

Negative gearing:

conscience and belief to continue to adhere to their values, or to conscientiously object.

Feral cats are out of control in the area!

Embarrassing:

Preference - dogs or cats:

Nothing submitted.

Dogs. I have a little cavoodle called Ralph.

Pub meal:

Why vote for you:

Steak with three veg, and pepper sauce.

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.

Greatest achievement:

Other election issues: 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.

Preference - dogs or cats: Dogs 100 per cent.

USA, particularly New York.

Why vote for you: Marriage equality:

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

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

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.

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Open and shut success

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.

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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.

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To participate in this exciting opportunity, all you need to do is create a short 1-2 minute video of your idea and send a link to the privately posted video on YouTube before 15 July.

Six successful applicants, up to the age of 28, will be invited to team up with a business mentor and present their idea to the shark tank-style panel at the Tech, Innovation and Entrepreneurship Forum on 2 August 2016.

Finalists may also receive over $6000 in publicity and mentoring from the event sponsors.

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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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Applicants must meet the eligible criteria.

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Please refer to our website www.caseycardiniafoundation.org and proceed to the Grants section for an Application Guide and Application form.

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ALL ASPECTS OF LANDSCAPING

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9 Gas ducted heating service and repairs 9 General maintenance 9 Split systems, heating & cooling 9 No job too small 9 Evaporative cooling services and repairs 9 Dishwashers 9 General plumbing and gas fitting 9 Water and gas leaks 9 Hot water service repairs 9 Cold water to fridges 9 Tap repairs 9 Repairs to toilets 29 years experience 10% Pensioner Discount

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

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■ General glazing ■ Mirrors & glass cut to size ■ Shower screen repairs

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Specialising in block and sleeper retaining walls, Lawns levelled and sown, Instant turf laid, Sprinklers, Plants, Paving, etc.

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Cutts Glass Window Replacements, Mirrors, Splashbacks,

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PLEASE CALL:

ROD: 0418 397 402

G.W.P LANDSCAPES

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HEATING & COOLING

1182645-RC18-15

FLOOR SANDING & POLISHING

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NEW RIDGE ROOF RESTORATION

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5942 7664 0418 890 612

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PATRON WINDOWS Offers full replacement service in timber and aluminium windows.

Phone for an obligation FREE QUOTE

9794 8989 Find local work with an advert in the

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Locally family owned and operated Servicing the Cardinia and Casey Shires

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DIGITAL TV SPECIALISTS

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MOBILE: 0409 253 269 BUS: 5629 2077 2m3 & 3m3 4m3 - 5m3 - 6m3

Australian Government endorsed Installer

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HYDRO JET BLOCKED DRAINS

C1033281-KK23-12

1205948-HM46-15

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Professional tree and stump removal Servicing all areas More than 20 years experience 24 hour storm damage Mulch for sale

Call Lucas 0419 259 266

C642900-JL27-8

• Storm water

SKYHIGH TREE WORKS

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

Showroom by appointment

BLOCKED DRAINS AND CAMERA INSPECTIONS • Sewer

1023309-PJ18-12

John 0418 318 377

L&C Tree Services

1222160-LB13-16

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C1080920-JO27-13

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

V Tree Lopping/Surgery 1226696-LB18-16

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C1008551-FB8-12

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21/25 BALD HILL ROAD, PAKENHAM

TREE REMOVALS CARDINIA DISTRICT TREES

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V Public Notices and Event

CRANBOURNE SOUTH WEST PRIMARY SCHOOL NAME CHANGE This notice is to inform the community that Cranbourne South West Primary School 90 Everlasting Boulevard Cranbourne West 3977 intends to change its name to Barton Primary School. This school is accepting enrolments for students in grades Prep 6 and will open for Day 1 of the 2017 school year.

We are naming the school in commemoration of Sir Edmund Barton the first Prime Minister of Australia. Sir Edmund had a vision for the Federation of Australia. This bringing together of a nation is a great achievement and one to which our new school aspires - to bring together our new community.

As part of the consultation process if you have any objections to the proposed name change, respond in writing via email: felsinger.andrew.a@ edumail.vic.gov.au by Wednesday 20th July 2016 COB. If no response is received by this date, it will be determined that there is no objection.

Andrew Felsinger PRINCIPAL 03 8787 5390 felsinger.andrew.a@ edumail.vic.gov.au

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

Phone: 0418 356 583.

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Employment V Positions Vacant

V Pets & Services

IRONING Free pick up and delivery.

Prompt service.

Excellent quality.

Call Julie

9703 1616 0439 656 044

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

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

V Music /Instruments

cats@pakenhamcats.com.au

5941 2516 C542458-KK26-7

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

Ph: 9769 9252 themusiccentreberwick.com.au

General Classifieds

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ADVERTISERS PLEASE NOTE

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

SN1090434-PJ37-13

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

Bookkeeper / Administrator Permanent Part Time – 27.5 hours pw Bruce Clough Motors is a family Owned and operated business that has been established for over 40 years. The Independently owned Shell branded Service Station requires the services of a permanent part time Bookkeeper/Administrator, performing a combination of general accounting, administration and clerical tasks. You will be responsible for maintaining the general ledger, accounts receivable and payable, payroll, bank and other reconciliations.

Ideally you will have had prior experience, qualifications is preferable in accounting or administrative. You will also have the opportunity to assist with writing procedures and policies and be required to meet the business’ accounting and taxation obligations and support the management team. Experience with Quickbooks is an advantage.

If you are an Individual that has the necessary skills, is well presented, demonstrates the required computer, literacy and communication skills please forward your resume to Paul Clough, c/o Bruce Clough Motors, 1975 Princes Highway Nar Nar Goon or email to paul@brucecloughmazda.com.au Applications close COB 28/06/2016.

1232253-RC25-16

0447 642 643

Are you seeking employment in new home sales?

9702 1642

Quality Builder is seeking an enthusiastic, reliable, self-motivated person who wishes to succeed in the sale of new homes.

Find it in the

General section of Network Classifieds.

1021249-PJ16-12

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.

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Required for a Warragul Bakery.

Clean and quality tradesperson need only apply. Full time, above award, weekend work.

Email CV to: dohboyj@bigpond.com

1232783-RC25-16

section of Network Classifieds.

1193337-KK31-15

Motoring

The Music Centre

V Positions Vacant

Walkers Wanted We require energetic people who love walking and who can take responsibility of dropping our pamphlets in letterbox drops. Based on performance, you can get regular work.

We do regular drops every day.

Phone 0477 007 908.

V Positions Vacant

V Massage Therapists

Buy & Sell in the

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Qualified Baker /Pastry Cook

C1065437-KG48-12

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General Classifieds

C784346-SH17-10

General Notices

Connecting people and communities CN

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We currently have a position available to operate out of our display homes in Warragul.

Experience would be beneficial however not essential.

Working hours: Saturday to Wednesday 12 – 5pm.

Please email resume to admin@cheviothomes.com.au

“Providing excellence in education for young children”

Kinders Together is a community services organisation that manages a wonderful group of 20 education and care services. This employment is with the Kinders Together office team, based in Garfield.

We are currently seeking two highly motivated team members for the following part time employment positions:

HUMAN RESOURCES COORDINATOR – Garfield Office About the position: The Human Resources Coordinator will improve, develop and implement and effective Human Resources Framework for the organisation.

Work hours: 19 hours per week over three days Some flexibility in hours is expected Total employment hours: 19 hours per week Employment: Clerk’s-Private Sector Award 2009, ($40.00p/hr)

HUMAN RESOURCES ADMINISTRATION OFFICER – Garfield Office About the position: This important role supports the Human Resources Coordinator in administrative duties related to recruitment, and oversees the relief staffing arrangements for our education and care services.

Work hours: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday; 6.30am – 11.30am Days of work may be negotiated Total employment hours: 20 hours per week Employment: Clerk’s-Private Sector Award 2009, Level 4 ($22.32 p/hr) HOW TO APPLY Refer to www.kinderstogether.com.au Telephone enquiries to: Stacey Polkinghorne or Kerryn Bennett 5629 2067

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V Contract & Tenders

Real Estate STORAGE SPACE / FACTORY for rent. Purton Road Pakenham.

Toilet inc. office space 186M2.

Earle – 0418 354 062 POA

Tenders EOI

1232209-DJ25-16

ICT Infrastructure & Services Transformation Contract No CT000277 Closes 13 July 2016 Full details are available at: www.casey.vic.gov.au/tenders

V Personal

V To Share

V For Sale

V To Let CRANBOURNE, Neat and tidy 2 BR house, all gas appliances, next to shopping centre. $280 per week. Ph: 0432 538 720

McDONALD’S PAKENHAM INBOUND Cleaner/Maintenance Position

CRANBOURNE 2 rooms to rent, $150 per person weekly, includes bills, must be employed, bond required. Phone Peter 0408 334 491.

HAMPTON PARK Room for rent. $150 per person including bills.

2 weeks bond. No smoking and no pets. Must be employed.

Phone Sana 0449 075 205.

No experience is necessary, however applicants should be motivated and enthusiastic, prepared for early starts and heavy lifting.

Employment V Business Opportunities

This position would ideally suit a mature person who has an eye for detail and enjoys working as part of a team.

V Positions Vacant

Part Time Cleaners Clyde Area. Afternoon Shift.

Award Wages paid. Experience preferred but not essential.

Please send resumes to: admin@logicalps.com.au

Earn Extra Cash

V Computer Repairs

ALL HOURS ONSITE REPAIRS Virus/spyware removal, networking/internet sharing. Professional reliable techs.

9799-8884.

V Garden/ Outdoor

FIRE WOOD

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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.

Ph: 9706 4685/0419 304 555 FIREWOOD Dry split redgum.

Free delivery. 0417 324 380.

V For Sale AUSTRALIAN STAMPS Large collection, decimal and predecimal, new & used, price on inspection. $2,500ono. Phone: 5941 1462 or 0411 561 462

TOP SOIL C997259-JL2-12

Free delivery in the Dandenong metro area.

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

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AM SHIFT LABOURERS

Gathercole’s The Meat People Must be physically fit, some heavy lifting required.

Gathercole’s The Meat People Seeking a reliable Driver for early mornings, MR/ HR license essential.

Will train successful applicant Apply in person between 10am & 2pm Monday to Friday.

1 Learmonth Rd Carrum

Anytime…anywhere networkclassifieds.com.au

1213191-DJ03-16

Apply in person between 10am & 2pm Monday to Friday.

1 Learmonth Rd Carrum

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

DETAILER

Delivered in 10 metre loads

Berwick Motor Body Repairs

$35 Metre

Place Your Classified Ads Online

DRIVER / MEAT LUMPER

Experienced Concretors

Ph 5940 5817 or email karen@rapidprecast panels.com.au

$37 metre

Require a Detailer with automotive background to join their team.

Narre Warren, Cranbourne • Garden Pebbles • Mulch • Sleepers

PH: 5943 2343 M: 0438 743 522

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

LABOURERS Casual labours required

Email Resume noel@bmbr.com.au

to be part of a team in the poultry industry.

Duties include: Catching birds Vaccinating birds Loading & Unloading birds Must be reliable & honest.

Must have own ABN, car & drivers licence.

Call between 8am-5pm

Pakenham, Berwick

1222205-ACM14-16

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General Classifieds section of Network Classifieds.

Casual. Approximately 20 hours per week. Some 5am starts and Saturday's. Must be flexible.

Experience required.

Apply in person with resume to: Adam Takeaway, 207 High Street, Cranbourne.

0410 544 526

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Required for precast panel yard in Pakenham area.

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

1224576-RC16-16

AVON

Please send all applications to klm1988@live.com

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BY JARROD McALEESE STUDENTS from Tooradin Primary School in collaboration with Western Port Catchment Landcare Network facilitator Kathleen Roberts planted 280 shrubs and trees on one busy Monday morning, as part of the school’s National Tree Day project.

A shrub or tree was planted by each member of the school to revegetate the dry creek bed and native boundary corridors, all contributing to extending the natural environment available to students.

Senior students partnered up with younger counterparts, with Year 6 students able to share both their knowledge of the planting process as well as their memories of being the first group from the school to plant the dry creek bed area seven years ago.

Facey’s Nursery also joined in to support the school’s initiative, donating trays of grevilleas and kennedias that will be planted in the school’s front native garden.

National Tree Day provides students with the opportunity to learn about the benefits of maintaining their local environment by planting indigenous flora that will provide habitat for native birds and animals and reduce social erosion.

Grade 5 student Josh with Preppie Luke.

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

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Matilda goes a-waltzing

By JARROD POTTER NAME a netball pathway.

Any path at all.

Local leagues? Victorian Netball League? Victorian representatives? Australian junior squad? Matilda Garrett is probably in it.

Garrett, 17, from Narre Warren South, is in the midst of a flurry of netball success at the moment, and the Rowville Secondary College’s Sports Academy netball staron-the-rise has it all piled up on her plate at the moment and loves every second of it.

Her latest and greatest achievement was her selection in the Netball Australia 2016 Australian 20/U squad, set to battle against New Zealand and England in an international series this August in Canberra.

She didn’t think she was a chance for the Under 19 squad, let alone the elder representative team, which puts Garrett in Australia’s mix for next year’s Netball World Youth Cup in Africa.

“I found out the other day I got into the Under 20s which was crazy, unbelievable - I didn’t even expect to make the 19s, it was crazy,”

Garrett said. “It was just unexpected because I’m bottom age - bottom-bottom age for the Under 20s - and I don’t know, there are amazing players there and I never thought I’d have a chance.

“I’m so excited and I can’t believe it.”

“I think they’re both bringing over two teams so it will be a bit of a mini tournament - doesn’t even feel real - I cannot believe it’s happening.”

Adding to recent duties with Victoria Under 19s winning the national championship over arch-rivals New South Wales - and an international tour with the Victorian Fury to Papua New Guinea and life on court for the wily defender could not be better.

“I just got back from Perth and we won nationals over there with the state - this year I went over to Papua New Guinea with Fury, and played a mini tournament against Papua New Guinea and Singapore and won both of those games,” Garrett said. “That was absolutely amazing - awesome and went too quick though; only there for four days.

“Nationals were so much fun too - I love all the girls in all my teams and it’s just like playing with your best friends for a full week and we were undefeated and winning was just like topping it off, so it was awesome.”

The cherry on top of her recent netball journey was earning a scholarship to the Victorian Institute of Sport - the breeding ground of the state’s best and brightest.

“This year in Vic, I made the Aussie squad as well and from that I got a scholarship to the VIS where we do strength and conditioning there,” Garrett said. “The last year I’ve been going to gym twice a week and I love it, it’s made me a lot stronger and this year hopefully I’ll continue to get stronger.”

For now she’ll stick with her intricate netball juggling act - between VNL with Monash Storm, school netball and weekend netball with Karingal’s A Grade team in the Peninsula Football Netball League.

She wanted to thank to her coaches, team mates, Rowville Secondary College and her mum Nicole for their support.

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Mitch is ready for Vic Country squad

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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 Stingrays’ 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 well-

meshed 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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Cavaliers win a thriller

By JARROD POTTER BIG V - ROUND 12 OVERCOMING the first highranking 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 foultrouble at similar times and generally had one another on a short leash.

Not to be outdone, Dean Johnson (eight points, eight re-

bounds), 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 noncalled 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 tear-

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away 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.

Eagles gallant in defeat

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?

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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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18. WHO won the Australian men’s singles tennis title for five consecutive years?

ANSWERS: 1. Leicester City 2. Surfing 3. Italy 4. Vuvuzela 5. German 6. Cricke

Cranbourne hosts Diamond Creek this weekend with a bit of revenge in mind - after its round 4 fade out after leading for most of the match.

They’ll get Courtney Clarkson back in the line-up - after an overseas trip - while Bree Phelps is a chance to return to the Eagles’ side for her first run since doing her knee in 2015.

The match is at Casey Fields from 2pm on Sunday.

soccer finals?

7. Lionel Rose 8. Sir James Hardy and Sir Bill Northa 9. Ken Rosewall and Lew Hoa

for long periods we were in the game and dictated terms, but our Achilles heel for two years has been our forward line but we’ll keep working on it.”

Smith was impressed with the second game of Kelly Thompson - really showing that she can be versatile at either end of the ground - while Shannon Barnes’ shut-down role on Deanna Berry was also commended.

14. WHO did Australia beat in a penalty shootout to qualify for the 2006 World Cup

10. Freestyle 11. 300 12. Canoeing 13. The catcher 14. Uruguay 15. Kepler Wessels

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16. Nadia Comaneci 17. Gretel II 18. Roy Emerson 19. Soccer 20. Helsinki

VFL WOMEN’S - ROUND 10 THERE aren’t any free weekends or easy clashes for Cranbourne in its debut VFL season, after it was pole-axed by Melbourne University.

The scholars gave the Eagles a solid football education to the tune of 106 points - as former South East Juniors Ellie Blackburn and Karly Tapner (two goals) put their local VFL side to the sword.

The gallant efforts of Hayley Wildes (two goals) - who flew the flag up forward for the Eagles - plus perennial powerhouses Tess Thomas and Marlee Tatham and Kelly Thompson battled it out in the trenches.

Despite the score line blowing out, Cranbourne coach Kris Smith believes there are signs of improvement as the side adjusts to life in the premier standard.

“Our inside-50 count in the second term wasn’t great, but defensively we were great,” Smith said. “Third quarter was definitely better as well, kicking the first goal of the term, but we were just outclassed after that.

“They had a heap of great young talent there and it’s hard to compete with.”

“The scoreboard might say we are, but as a group we don’t think we’re 100 points worse than these teams.

“Even after the St Kilda game - where they kicked nine goals in the last term - it only felt like we lost by 60-70 points.

“It didn’t feel that much and

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Scorpions find mark

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.

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 carnage unfolding, but all told it was pleasing for Justin Plapp and his men as they return to form

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

Jordanne in a busy double life of sport

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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 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 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 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.

New challenge in a league of its own REIGNING Ellinbank and SEFNL netball premiers Kooweerup and Narre Warren have new reasons to defend their titles with Netball Victoria launching its “League Club Challenge”.

The brand new competition will see all 42 premiers - from the local south-east leagues all the way to the furthest points of Victoria - take the challenge and try to be crowned the best league club in Victoria.

The competition will take place at the State Netball and Hockey Centre in Melbourne from 11-12 March next year, with all of 2016’s A Grade football netball league premiers from around the state invited to compete in a round-robin tournament.

With its search to crown the Best League Club in Victoria, it is the first time Netball Victoria has created a new competition with clubs as a focus, instead of the traditional

pathways towards VNL or beyond.

Netball Victoria competitions manager Angela Banbury believed it was a great way to promote the hard-work and great successes of the local netball scene.

“This is an exciting opportunity for league clubs to pit themselves against each other to see who the best club is in the state,” Banbury said.

“It’s the first time Netball Victoria has created a competition for clubs to compete at this level, so we hope everyone gets behind it and makes it a great competition.

“To win an A Grade premiership is exciting, but to then go on and compete against all the other premiers will definitely showcase the talent we have playing in leagues throughout Victoria.”

The pre-season event will help clubs boost their profiles and also snare some bragging rights heading

SEFNL A Grade premier Narre Warren has a new reason to defend that title with a newly announced round-robin League Club Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS Challenge announced. 144498 into the brand new season.

“Traditionally footy netball has a real community feel,” Banbury said.

“A lot of families are involved in all aspects of the club, so it will be great to see the premiership clubs

have the whole community behind their team when competing in Melbourne.”

To register interest or for more information contact Netball Victoria competitions assistant Alex Ball at alex.ball@netballvic.com.au

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 nerve-wracking, 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.

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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 onepoint advantage at three-quarter 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.

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.

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(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.

A hair-raising experience. Cranbourne’s Ryan Jones and Beaconsfield’s Kyle O’Sullivan hunt a perfectly horizontal footy at Casey Fields on Saturday. 155825 Picture: DAVID NAGEL 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.

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 EWAN KENNEDY THE all-new Land Rover Discovery Sport is not a toy SUV masquerading as a 4WD, it is the real deal - an allterrain vehicle from the old school.

It can be taken into tough off-road 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 onroad 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.

There’s not a sign of sleekness or excitement in the shape of the Sport, the best way of describing its lines is ‘timeless’.

As Land Rover Australia points out, those who do want style can opt for the Evoque.

The Sport is taller than the Evoque, particularly at the rear and has a squarer tail. The latter makes for a good sized load area that can carry tallish items.

Not for the Discovery the swooping slopes of the German SUVs, which look stunning but hamper load area.

Land Rover Australia expects the great majority of Australian buyers want turbo-diesel power, so offers 2.2-litre four-cylinder diesels with 110 or 140 kilowatts of power. Torque outputs are 400 Nm on the 110 kW engine, and 420 on the 140.

There’s also a 177 kW four-cylinder turbo-petrol unit displacing 2.0 litres.

It has 340 Nm of torque, which is very impressive for a small displacement four.

Six-speed manual or nine-speed automatic transmissions are offered.

Automatics are likely to be the biggest sellers by a large margin, today’s autos are such exceptional units they are no longer just for the person who spends a lot of time in commuting traffic.

It almost goes without saying that all models have 4WD. However, the front wheels can automatically disconnect in the interests of decreased fuel use when the computers sense RWD is all that’s required.

An 8.0-inch colour touchscreen works with a smartphone app that can be used to access additional apps that’s connected through Bluetooth. We enjoyed the sound quality of 11-speaker stereo.

Discovery Sport has all the usual passive safety items such as ABS brakes with brake assist, and electronic traction controls.

It also features rollover stability, emergency braking, hill descent control, trailer sway control and lane departure warnings.

It is not only safe, but also feels safe. The handling, brakes and on-road feel are very good and the off-road ability is staggering.

Land Rover Discovery Sport comes with five or seven seats. The rearmost seats are best suited to children, but adults may find them more comfortable than they had expected.

Naturally, there’s not a lot of boot space when all seven seats are in use, but there’s big volume when only five are being carried.

Discovery Sport is very versatile, as the second row seat can slide back and forward by up to 160 mm to give you plenty of passenger / luggage options.

We carried out extensive off-road driving as part of the media launch of the Discovery outside Canberra a few months ago. Including some areas where we could have seriously dam-

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The lines of the all-new Land Rover Discovery Sport are functional with a touch of fashion. aged the vehicles if we made poor decisions.

The highly competent British offroader never looked like getting into trouble.

The combination of good angles, plenty of suspension articulation and electronics aids made seeing remote areas of the great Aussie bush amazingly easy. With the family on board many owners will hopefully find the big differences between a real 4WD and the competitors who are selling hatchbacks with taller bodies.

On the road the Discovery was

equally impressive, with a smooth comfortable ride that’s almost in large sedan class and handling which is safe and predictable.

Around town we found the turbo-diesel reasonably quiet and able to accelerate without too much turbo lag.

Many buyers of SUVs are really looking for a stylish station wagon and don’t want a 4WD. Land Rover is well aware of this and has intelligently come up with a vehicle that will appeal to those who want a good looking wagon - but still want a genuine 4WD.

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By DEREK OGDEN AUSTRALIA'S most popular mid-sized imported car the Mazda6 has just ducked under 50 grand.

As a bonus, safety features have been added to the 6 Sport, Touring and GT models at no extra cost, while the range topping Atenza receives a price cut in view of the safety equipment added to the GT. The Atenza, with the 2.5-litre petrol engine, drops by $1030 while the 2.2-litre diesel alternative is down by $1380, making the entire Mazda 6 range now available for less than $50,000, without on-road costs.

Mazda6 is available in either sedan or wagon and with the two engines mated to a SkyactivDrive six-speed automatic transmission.

It features the MZD Connect, Mazda’s nextgeneration in-car connectivity system, which includes a seven-inch touch screen display operated by a commander control knob on the centre console, an electric park brake and Active Driving Display, there are eight contemporary colours to choose from.

Mazda has brought out the big guns for its passenger car flagship with a bolder, yet still elegant, front thanks to the radiator grille featuring a stronger horizontal appearance combined with a more three-dimensional wing.

The rear takes on a tauter look, with the LED light combination leading the way.

The cabin has taken on a fresh look, with changes to the instrument panel offering a sense of breadth to the front passenger, and centre con-

sole incorporating, for the first time, the MZD Connect control knob.

With a wheelbase at 2830mm, among the longest in the segment, the sedan offers a spacious cabin with competitive rear legroom.

Comfort is up with the best, with lightweight contoured seats delivering a sporty wrap-around feel and support.

A display mounted above the meter hood provides vehicle speed and other important driving information.

A freestanding clear and easy to read seveninch centre display screen is mounted on the top of the dashboard at comfortable eye-glancing level.

The newly-added MZD Connect car connectivity system paired with a smartphone makes it

Naked Ute visits Berwick Volkswagen IT MADE its debut earlier this year when a teaser video was released of a ute, stripped down to its skeleton with no chrome badge, ploughing the Outback.

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video became viral with countless speculations.

After some time, this Naked Ute was revealed to be the Volkswagen Amarok.

The Naked Amarok Ute shows that tough comes from within with features includ-

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For a limited time only visitors can now see the Naked Ute in the raw at Berwick Volkswagen.

The ute will be on display from Friday 8 to Thursday 14 July, 2016.

Berwick Volkswagen is ta 749b Princes Highway, Berwick. For more information phone 8768 0188 or visit berwickvolkswagen.com.au.

Mazda has put more into its flagship without adding to the sticker price. easier to take advantage of functions including internet connectivity and access to social networking service.

Mazda has concentrated on keeping drivers more aware of road conditions so they can feel safer driving at night or at highway speeds.

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