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A MAN who told police he had been using a cocktail of ice, cannabis and heroin on the day of a high-speed police pursuit through Casey’s suburbs has been denied bail.

Brian Kessels, 41, unemployed and staying with various friends in Dandenong and Casey, was an unacceptable risk to the community, police told a Dandenong Magistrates’ Court bail hearing on 19 July.

He was accused of a spate of offences since August, including two high-speed police pursuits, thefts of a car, number plates and petrol, and a Narre Warren aggravated burglary.

In one of the alleged pursuits, police tried to intercept Kessels and a passenger allegedly driving a Commodore with false number plates on The Fairway in Hampton Park about 2.53pm in early July.

Kessels allegedly reversed his car into the police vehicle and was pursued up to 120km/h in a 60 km/h zone as he drove down Pound Road, through a Berwick residential estate and against a red light at around 60 km/h in Beaconsfield.

Police abandoned the chase at that stage due to the high danger.

Kessels was arrested soon after near the car in a Dan Murphy’s car park in Berwick.

In the car was a recently stolen device used for detecting underground fuel tanks.

During his police interview, Kessels said he’d used half a gram of meth and half a gram of heroin, as well as cannabis, earlier that day.

He was assessed as appearing drug impaired by police, but a blood test wasn’t possible due to his heavy intravenous use, informant Detective Senior Constable Bree Jarvis of Greater Dandenong CIU told the court.

Kessels had an extensive history

of drug abuse and crime - including dangerous driving, failing to stop for police, robbery and aggravated burglary priors, she told the court.

Kessels was also accused of a 150km/h-plus police pursuit in a car with stolen number plates on Monash Freeway, Hallam, on 14 December.

He escaped that day due to police abandoning the pursuit due to having to attend a critical family violence incident, Det Sen Const Jarvis said.

During the alleged aggravated burglary on 7 February about 1.50am, two children, aged 2 and 4, were asleep inside the home.

Kessels had allegedly broken in through a laundry window and was spotted by a male occupant, still awake watching TV inside the master bedroom.

The intruder allegedly said he was “Briza” and was there to see someone called “Sal”. The resident grabbed Kessels, dragged him out of the house and pinned him on the ground until police arrived.

Kessels claimed he had frequently visited the address to visit a “Sal”, though he conceded the yard looked a bit different to Sal’s house.

Kessels told the court he had stable accommodation, had been accepted in a CREDIT bail program and complied with parole in the past.

He told the court he needed medical attention for a drug problem and a possible cancer diagnosis.

“I just want to get back on my medication and I’ll be all right.”

Magistrate Julie O’Donnell said she rejected bail because of Kessels’ prior history and the seriousness of the recent allegations.

Kessels will next appear at Dandenong Magistrates’ Court on 23 August.

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School stands proud

By GEORGIA WESTGARTH EIGHT years ago Kambrya College was the last school on a parent's list to send their child - now the revolutionised Berwick school can’t cope with enrolment numbers.

Since ‘Revolution School’ aired on ABC TV in May this year, Kambrya College’s popularity with the nation and local families has skyrocketed.

College principal Michael Muscat said he was in discussions with the Education Department on ways to cope with enrolment interest.

“We are really starting to connect with the community and they have given us a vote of confidence,” Mr Muscat said.

“We will grow from 1200 students to 1350 next year.”

Mr Muscat confirmed changes would have to be made on school grounds to cater for the student boom.

“We’ll have to bring in some extra accommodation for students, extra classrooms and employ some more teachers,” Mr Muscat said.

Enrolment zoning is also expected to be discussed this month with the Education Department.

“I think there is great days ahead for Kambrya College because of the quality of teaching we have here- they are always looking to improve their teaching,” Mr Muscat said.

Despite the series capturing enraged parents, fights in the playground and a student being busted with marijuana the students' triumph won out in the end.

The positive feedback for the school, which Mr Muscat said hit “rock bottom” in 2008, had been a wave of excitement for a school which was among one of the most consistently low-performing schools in the state.

“We weren’t in control of this film series - we didn’t know what the out-

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Kambrya College's principal team: Nalini Naidu, Michael Muscat, Keith Perry and Joanne Wastle. come would be, but greatly relieved on the other side now,” he said.

“The response has been 95 per cent positive since the series aired.”

Mr Muscat said prominent character, Michael who was in the Darrabi class-

room for troubled students became a sub-school captain during the series and is still reaping the rewards.

“Young Michael is moving from strength to strength,” he said.

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touched the big bad world, he’s got an enormous amount of personal feedback through social media and the vast majority of people congratulated him and wished him well.”

Revolution School is available to watch on ABC iView.

Restaurant operator has to backpay employees AN operator of a dozen Melbourne restaurants, including in Fountain Gate and Dandenong, has been required to backpay nearly 250 workers.

The operator reimbursed 246 workers a total of $21,700 for underpaying Christmas Day entitlements after intervention by the Fair Work Ombudsman.

The operator and restaurants did not face enforcement action due to Fair Work inspectors believing the employer made a genuine error, Fair Work Ombudsman Natalie James said.

The operator mistakenly believed Christmas Day could be declared a “shutdown” rather than paying permanent employees for a day off on a public holiday, Ms James said.

Ms James said generally, most underpayments were inadvertent and the result of employers failing to check their minimum obligations under workplace laws.

“When we find errors, our preference is to educate employers about their obligations and assist them to put processes in place to ensure the mistakes are not repeated,” she said.

In 2014-’15, the Fair Work Ombudsman recovered $5.9 million in underpaid wages and entitlements for 4070 employees in Melbourne.

“It’s important that employers who are unsure about their obligations contact the Fair Work Ombudsman for advice and information,” Ms James said.

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Driver on the skids

By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A SOUTH East Skids driver whose club-registered Commodore did circular donuts next to another drifting car and a spectator inside an illegal street skid bowl was put on an 18-month community corrections order.

Nicholas Sturzaker, 23, of Narre Warren South, pleaded guilty to two charges of reckless conduct endangering serious injury at Dandenong Magistrates’ Court on 19 July.

Like 30-plus other offenders captured by Operation Regarder, Sturzaker’s driving was captured in hidden video footage at various South East Skids meets at an industrial estate in Licola Crescent, Dandenong South.

In footage shown to the court, Sturzaker’s white VL Commodore spun close to the crowd of up to 400 ringing the skid bowl after midnight on 8 December.

Within the copious tyre-smoke,

an unknown male approached within a metre of the car to film the spectacle.

At the same location on 30 December, Sturzaker’s car followed another car into the skid bowl, and performed burnouts and donuts in unison for about a minute.

He re-entered the bowl a second time and dropped a burnout thick with smoke for about a minute while people were attending a damaged vehicle in the bowl.

In the process, his rear tyres blew and sparks flew into the crowd, the court was told.

He drove back into the bowl minutes later, and performed another burnout.

Police intercepted Sturzaker soon after, observing tyre rubber sprayed onto the car’s rear guards, two popped tyres in the boot as well as equipment for changing tyres in the back seat.

Sturzaker told the court he had

completed a court-ordered safedriving program after being found guilty of previous dangerous driving and loss of traction offences in 2013 and 2014.

Defence lawyer Nick Power said Sturzaker, who was diagnosed with ADHD and recently used ice, had been “incredibly” affected by the death of a close friend in a car crash.

Unlike many other Operation Regarder offenders, Sturzaker’s car was not forfeited and crushed.

Sturzaker had been unable to get the car to police due to it being undriveable.

In the meantime, it had been towed away by a local council and was no longer in Sturzaker’s possession, Mr Power said.

The lawyer conceded Sturzaker was “at risk” of being jailed due to his priors.

Magistrate Jack Vandersteen said Sturzaker endangered people’s safety and lives, but avoided jail due

to his young age, early guilty plea and his new-found stability at work and home.

“Hopefully, as you get older, you start to engage your brain before you engage another part of your body.”

Sturzaker was convicted and ordered to complete 200 hours of unpaid work as part of his communitybased sentence.

He was disqualified from driving for 12 months - on top of a current demerit-point suspension until April.

“He needs to grow up and be off the road a significant period,” Mr Vandersteen said.

After the hearing, Sturzaker posted on his Facebook page news footage of his case, and added hashtags “STURZYISFREE“ and “STURZYDROPTHECLUTCH“.

Sturzaker next appears in Dandenong Magistrates’ Court on a driving-while-suspended charge on 1 August.

Converting their listeners via the airwaves

By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS GAMINI Sonseka is no shock jock.

The mild-mannered presenter of a Multi-faith Network hour each Sunday morning on Casey Radio (3SER) says he wants people to learn about different faiths in a noncombative way.

Mr Sonseka, a Buddhist and a Sinhalese interpreter from Lynbrook, emphasises several times: “We are not going to debate or criticise the other faiths.

“We are not going to convert anyone to any faith or religion”.

He is certainly loath to tackle faith-based political debates or hostilities around the war-torn planet.

It’s more about tips on how to medicate, and what events are coming up at temples, mosques and churches.

Last year, his program received no complaints but many compliments, he says.

“We’re just here to educate on a particular faith through the faith leaders.

“We don’t just target an audience of one faith. We can all learn about something about other faiths.”

On 7 August, the volunteer-run program celebrates its fifth anniversary. From the start, Mr Sonseka has been in the host chair for an audience of about 2000.

It’s delivered as a community service, he says.

“We are living in a multicultural and multi-faith society.

“Therefore we should know cultural and faith groups’ ethics and

Dozen teen charges THREE boys were accumulatively charged with at least 12 criminal offences following a series of aggravated burglaries and car thefts in Pakenham, Berwick and Narre Warren South in the past week.

They were questioned over several home intrusions - all when victims were inside the house .

All three have been remanded to appear at a Children’s Court at a later date.

The boys, aged 15, 15 and 16, all from Pakenham, were slapped with serious criminal charges including aggravated burglary, car theft, handling stolen goods in relation to the Botanic Drive burglary in addition to incidents at Cassandra Court, Berwick and Amhurst Drive, Narre Warren.

Police charged the 16-year-old Pakenham boy with five offences including aggravated burglary, theft of motor car, theft from motor car, theft, handling stolen goods in addition to an unknown number of traffic offences.

A 15-year-old was charged with aggravated burglary and theft of motor car, theft and driving offences while a second 15-year-old Pakenham boy was charged with aggravated burglary and theft of motor vehicle.

The arrests were made by Southern Metropolitan Region Crime Team investigators - a division that is steadily growing as with crime committed by youths across the state, particularly in outer south-east Melbourne.

Police earlier alleged two offenders made their way into the unlocked Botanic Drive, Pakenham, home before sunrise on Saturday 15 July, stealing keys to a 2007 Volkswagen.

The car was soon recovered in Mansfield Street, Berwick.

Two-truck collision A MAN was in shock after a two-truck crash that caused delays in both directions on the Princes Freeway in Berwick, on Thursday 14 July.

The truck-on-truck collision occured outbound on the freeway between the Princes Highway and Clyde Road exits, about 9.10am.

Inbound traffic was also affected due to drivers slowing down to view the crash scene.

Police said a man aged in his forties suffered emotional trauma immediately after the crash, but said that no-one was injured as a result of the collision.

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Interfaith radio hosts Jim Reiher, Gamini Fonseka and Avatar Singh. 156892 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS code of conducts, then we can live in peace and harmony without any barriers and misunderstanding.”

Each program, he invites one of his regular co-presenters Andrew

William (Buddhist), Jim Reiher (Christian), Mehanthie Sivarasa (Hindu), Avatar Singh (Sikh) and Zahid Munawar (Muslim).

For the fifth-anniversary special,

the five co-presenters will all be in the Cranbourne studio.

It will be broadcast live on 7 August, 8-9am on 3SER 97.7FM and 3ser.org.au.

THE Dog squad was reportedly called in to take down a Berwick man who allegedly took police on a ride through the outer south-east in a stolen car.

Police allege they saw the man, a 37-year-old Berwick man, make his way into a vehicle parked in Moody Street, Kooweerup, about 9.30pm on Tuesday 19 July.

The man was followed by police through Kooweerup, Cranbourne and Clyde before he was located and arrested at Langraq Court in Berwick in the allegedly stolen vehicle.

Reports suggest that police had to use the dog squad to take down the man, however a Victoria Police spokesperson did not reveal that detail.

The man was charged with theft of a motor vehicle, handling stolen goods and theft.

He was remanded overnight to appear at the Dandenong Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday 20 July.

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Coach courts new talent IT DIDN’T take long for James Kerr to spot the buckets of talent in these Hallam-trained slam-dunking proteges.

Two years ago, a group of 16-yearolds needed a coach to play in a Morwell basketball competition and the businessman stepped in.

In their latest of a string of titles since, Mr Kerr’s Red Roo Sports under-18s took out a hotly contested South Sudanese Australian National Classic basketball tournament in Werribee against 50 rivals on 8 July.

The team included captain Jo Jo Deng, co-captains Michael and Kueth Jok, the tournament’s MVP Golong Golong and the finals MVP Pooch Pooch.

The same squad’s under-20s placed third.

“These men have overcome so much adversity to understand what it means to become a champion,” Mr Kerr said.

Mr Kerr and his Red Roo Sports company have fed and coached up to 18 players without outside funding each Sunday afternoon at Hallam’s 24-7 Hoops.

The keen young men - from across Melbourne’s east and south-east - travel hours by sparse and multiple public transport modes to get a run.

They are trained under Mr Kerr’s slogan “Excellence over time with discipline equals success”. He tells them what they have to do to be better people.

“If you’re in my program, you’re going to have to behave. I don’t have time for your attitude.

“If you choose the dark side, then go. I’m about going to the light.”

Mr Kerr gained the group’s hardwon trust because of his sincerity and doing “the hard yards” with them for the past two years.

From the start, he drove and picked up players on the way to play in Gippsland each week, and met their families.

Hailing from Jackson, Mississippi, Mr Kerr grew up in a population that was 80 per cent African-American.

He understands what the maturing boys are going through. He sees their “extremely raw talent”.

The boys, many of them 16, first took on adults and won the men’s B grade competition in Morwell.

They took out A and B grade championships at Federation University in Churchill, they won the ADRA 2015 and 2016 tournaments in Dandenong, and the 2016 Casey basketball tournaAbove: Coaches Larry Guerra, left, and James Kerr, right, with players and their victory medals. ment.

Mr Kerr espouses the value of teamwork - “nothing moves forward without teamwork” - and leadership skills.

Mr Kerr said all of the players easily have the talent to play high-school basketball in the US. It just comes down to creating “proper pathways”. Many people talk it but are not providing it, Mr Kerr said.

“They’re amazing, and they don’t get the recognition they deserve.

“There’s no structure in basketball at schools - it’s just footy.”

To travel to the US, they need trusted people to embed them and make them feel at home, Mr Kerr said.

“I have them for just two hours a week. I feed them as much chocolate milk and nutrition as I can get,” Mr Kerr says.

“Imagine what they can achieve if I had them every day after school, with a full nutritional program, a strength and conditioning program.

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Mayor backs Federation

By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS CASEY mayor Sam Aziz has welcomed Federation University Australia’s successful bid to open up at Monash University’s Berwick campus next year, despite backing a rival bidder.

Cr Aziz, who had publicly supported a submission from Charles Darwin University, said Casey was “happy to work with any university provided it meets the needs of the region”.

“I’m sure Monash University would have gone through an exhaustive process to find the right candidate.

“I’m reasonably confident that a university with a more expansive outlook can achieve the things that Casey Council will like to see.”

Monash University had treated the campus as an “after-

thought” compared to its Clayton and Caulfield campuses, Cr Aziz said.

Cr Aziz told Star News in May that Charles Darwin University had been an enthusiastic supporter of his hope for an elite business school along the lines of Harvard Business School.

It would help drive the council’s vision as a leader in economic development, he said.

Federation University, which is based in western Victoria and Gippsland, has announced it will offer up to 15 degree courses in business, education, nursing, IT and environmental and veterinary science in Berwick in 2017.

When asked about opening a Harvard-like business school, Federation University spokesman Matthew Freeman said its

business programs “consistently rate highly”.

“We endeavour to maintain our high-quality programs in Berwick.”

In a statement, Vice-Chancellor Professor David Battersby said the university intended to be the sole university at the site in 2018.

“We stand proud of the excellent employment prospects and careers of our graduates and look forward to welcoming the next generation of FedUni students to the Berwick campus.

“The university will build on the great work at our Ballarat, Wimmera and Gippsland campuses as we create a strong and vibrant campus at Berwick.”

Federation University will move onto the site, pending federal government approval.

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There’s been an upward trend at the Bunjil Place site over the last month as pre-cast wall panels are installed, scaffolding is erected and concrete pouring continues.

The level one suspended slab of the Library has been poured, and the adjacent Gallery is being prepared for framing.

Back-of-house theatre areas (such as the green room) are being established and the auditorium itself is starting to come out of the ground. This will take the longest to build and fit out so it’s great to see progress.

Walls of the Studio were the first to be installed and are standing tall as it is gradually surrounded by the other facilities.

Visit www.bunjilplace.com.au to see how these different building features will look once complete!

Spotlight on the Studio One of the most exciting features at Bunjil Place will be the Studio; a flexible, multi-purpose, black box environment, equipped to host a variety of performances, events and functions.

It will be a versatile space, with tiered retractable seating for up to 200 people as well as quality sound, lighting, staging and exhibition options.

Teen is speaking out to challenge lingering racism

By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS RACISM is often hidden and casual but still happens every day, says Shout Out speaker Asanga Seneviratne.

The Endeavour Hills 17-year-old commerce student says he wants to counter “covert racism” even if it is less than when his Sri Lankan parents first moved to Australia in the 1990s.

His story is perhaps less dramatic and moving than other Shout Out speakers who have escaped persecution as refugees or asylum seekers, endured horrific violence and at times have faced unfair questions about their legitimacy.

But as one of Casey’s many second-generation migrants, there’s still racism and other challenges that need to be faced, he said.

Mr Seveviratne recounts an incident where a student of South East Asian background had scooped the medals at his school’s athletic carnival.

Behind that champion’s back, other students made comments like “he must have run so fast because he’s black or because “he’s stolen something”.

“You pass it off as banter, you don’t take it too seriously but looking back on it, there are repercussions.

“If (the person making the comments) is holding these baseless stereotypes, he’s going to start influencing the community.

“I think these perspectives can be changed by telling our stories.”

In school yards, students grow up and befriend a diversity of cultures but research shows young people are still marginalised due to race, Mr Seneviratne said.

Often young people hide their cultural identity to gain acceptance. They may feel a “shame” being the only one eating their culture’s food at school lunch, for instance.

Those with exotic names still suffer unspoken discrimination when applying for jobs.

Mr Seneviratne passionately believes multiculturalism has made a stronger, vibrant community.

“Young people sometimes want to shun their culture but it’s what is so special about Australia.

“When you embrace both cultures it’s really beneficial to the community.”

Mr Seneviratne is one of a dozen young people who are part of the Shout Out public speaking agency.

Formed by the Centre for Multicultural Youth, the agency aims to give a voice to young people and combat negative racial profiling in mainstream media.

Speakers can be booked for schools, businesses, local councils and media events.

“The idea behind it is young multicultural people have important stories to share to the wider community,” Mr Seneviratne said.

In recent coverage of the Apex Gang and associated copy-cat burglaries and carjackings, there was a lack of young voices in the media discussion.

“Journalism is quite an important thing in the country to keep the government to account.

“Particularly in Apex, the majority of it is young people but we don’t get many young persons’ perspectives in the media.”

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The Studio will be able to transform to suit live performances, awards celebrations, trade shows, business functions, special events and more!

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CLAIMS about Cranbourne, Pakenham and Sunbury trains losing direct access to three of five city stations (Costly Downgrade, News, 14 July) miss the fact that the Metro Tunnel is the first step in delivering for Melbourne the type of metro-style rail system that is a key element of many of the world’s great cities such as London, Paris, Hong Kong and Singapore.

Metro systems provide ‘turn up and go’ services with more frequent and reliable trains, along with fast and convenient direct interchanges with other lines.

Passengers on the Cranbourne, Pakenham and Sunbury lines will have access to five new stations through the heart of the city via a fleet of new high capacity trains which will deliver them to destinations such as Arden, Parkville and Domain for the first time.

They will also be able to interchange with City Loop services and stations with a minimum of fuss at both Melbourne Central and Flinders Street.

Evan Tattersall, CEO, Melbourne Metro Rail Authority.

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I MUST agree with Mr Rex Flannery (News, 14 July) about Casey councillors.

The only time we ever see or hear about the River Gum councillors, Smith and Rosario, is when they get their faces in the local papers. When did they last do a doorknock?

D. Gardner, Hampton Park.

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Yup been through this five months ago. It's horrible how we feel after and they just get slap on wrist ... disgusting.

Ashlee Slater, via Facebook Federation steps into Monash: Good news that it's been taken over although I was excited about the prospect of it being taken over by Charles Darwin University as was suggested a few months back.

They were proposing to offer a full range of courses in Berwick whereas I suspect under Federation, Berwick will remain a smaller campus with limited course offering, the thing that caused the ultimate demise of the campus for Monash.

They were never committed to offering a full suite of courses at Berwick as they felt doing so would detract from their other campuses. And again, with this decision to sell to Federation they have made the decision based on their feeling that Federation offers minimal competition.

Had they sold to Charles Darwin, they would have sold to a real competitor which may have given them a challenge but would have served Berwick the region, and the current and future students of the area much better.

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THINGS were pretty different at a Casey Council meeting on 19 July.

Channel 9’s A Current Affair film crew was the first with permission to film a council meeting in years - no doubt attracted by recent rate-capping, secret decisions and resident over-charging controversies.

It seemed there was a special effort to show off the new, more transparent council.

One agenda item was moved out of closed business to be debated in the open.

There was even a rush of hands by councillors to second a motion to allow ACA to film the meeting.

Outspoken mayor Sam Aziz - never short of a word to some members of the gallery - was a notable apology.

After the meeting, ACA interviewed Casey Residents and Ratepayers Association member Brendan Browne and former councillor Paul Richardson on the steps of the civic centre.

However it got some stern rebuffs from two gallery members.

One told them “I don’t think you report fairly and responsibly”, another brushed them off with an argument rounded off by a comment that “TV is weird”.

Will be interesting to see what story arises.

ANOTHER accused made little attempt to hide the proceeds of crime.

The woman had allegedly stolen an airconditioner and clothing from a neighbour’s house, but the game was up when the neighbour spotted the woman wearing the stolen clothes down the street.

A HAPLESS accused in Dandenong Magistrates’ Court seemed to find new ways to plant evidence on himself.

The court was told of when the man was pulled over by police and stepped out of his car. Unbeknown to him, the front of his trousers was plastered with empty plastic drugdeal bags.

He was also facing charges of breaching an intervention order protecting his partner - who conceived their newly-born child while the accused was prevented from any sort of contact with her.

THE evidence didn’t quite come together so easily for police in another case.

A man had been discovered in his bedroom with more than $1000 in cash, a Nutribullet with what was believed to be heroin residue, digital scales and a hydraulic press.

The press was believed by police to be used to press pills of heroin with an artificial sweetener filler, but it couldn’t be proven so.

As a defence lawyer said, a hydraulic press could be used for anything - and so the relevant charge was dropped.

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By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS AN 18-YEAR-OLD man who pleaded guilty to a string of aggravated burglaries and car thefts has been ordered by a court to completely disable his entire social media presence within six hours.

After spending 33 days in adult remand for the first time, Tom Stear was released on bail to a Dandenong address on 19 July.

Stear was accused of stealing a $10,000 BMW, a $25,000 Commodore, burgling a Sandhurst home, and buying cigarettes by deception in Narre Warren on 5 June.

He is also charged with aggravated

burglaries in Pakenham and Skye, handling suspected stolen debit cards and stealing a $30,000 Nissan X-Trail in Cranbourne - all on 6 June.

Stear was also accused of stealing the same $30,000 Nissan X-Trail in Dandenong on 10 June, as well as breaching bail and several counts of driving unlicensed.

Stear’s lawyer said remand had been “anything but an easy experience” for the accused.

“It’s seemed to have a great effect on him. He’s been assaulted in prison, which is quite unfortunate.”

Magistrate Jack Vandersteen said he’d warned Stear what would happen

if he re-offended just before turning 18 in March.

Mr Vandersteen said Stear was in a different predicament to his peers, who were still overseen by the Children’s Court .

“If he wants to commit these offences and play at this level then jail will be it.”

Mr Vandersteen asked Stear why he had recently been with seven known similar offenders at a Comfort Inn, in breach of a supervised youth-justice home order.

“You’ve got to feel sorry for him in a way. He’s a product of a broken home and he’s lost.

“What’s in his control is who he associates with and what he’s doing.”

Stear was not a leader of the group, accused collectively of burglaries and car thefts, Mr Vandersteen noted.

“No-one has done this offending by themselves. It takes all of them to build the fire, so to speak.”

Mr Vandersteen deferred sentence to allow police to enforce bail conditions while Youth Justice prepared a report, but indicated Stear would be convicted.

He said rehabilitation was a factor for a young offender but innocent community members needed to be protected from Stear’s high-risk offending

- which has included car crashes.

He urged Stear to pursue a desired carpentry apprenticeship.

“I don’t want to put him on a straight release or community corrections order.

“I’d prefer him to stay with Youth Justice than go to an adult sentence at this point.”

Stear’s bail conditions included a night curfew and deactivating his Facebook, Snapchat and Instagram social media accounts within six hours.

He was ordered not to contact 12 other named associates.

Stear will appear next in Dandenong Magistrates’ Court on 20 July.

Cheese factory to get gates NEW gates will be installed to preserve Berwick’s historic Old Cheese Factory arts precinct from unwanted vehicles at night as part of Casey Council’s $2.5 million masterplan.

The idea for gates on the two front entrances had been raised during public consultation of the masterplan, a report to the council stated.

Other public suggestions included reducing overflow parking on Homestead Road at peak times and dampening noise impacts on neighbours at night.

In response, the council will plant shrubs and trees this financial year to buffer the dust and car headlights.

As part of the five-year works, the homestead building, cafe

kitchen and outdoor dining area, nursery, gardens and woodworkers buildings will be upgraded.

It is investigating a $400,000 modernisation of the Old Cheese Factory function room.

Under the plan, there will be interpretative historical displays including links to Aboriginal heritage at the site, enhancing the site’s Secret Garden and planting a community garden.

During its public exhibition, the council received strong feedback that the area’s heritage should be protected.

Its most popular areas were the cafe, playground and garden.

Most respondents wanted adequate toilet facilities, more parking and better night lighting - points that are part of the master plan.

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The council’s Art and Cultural Reference Committee welcomed the proposed additional artist workshop spaces, and the provision of a new building for Berwick Woodworkers Club.

According to the council, the 25-acre site was visited by more than 140,000 in 2014/15.

Its circa-1855 homestead has listed state significance as an early noteable dairy farm and cheese factory complex.

It has also had incarnations as a horse training facility and a returned WWI soldier settlement.

It has been managed by Casey Council since 1984.

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SOME very dedicated students from Berwick College have participated in a fundraising activity to help fund research into finding a cure for cancer.

The students donated their time and effort to raise money for the Leukaemia Foundation which raises awareness, research, treats and cares for sufferers of leukaemia and other blood related cancers.

Students from Team Frost have worked together during Frost Week to achieve a monumental task by chipping away at

the end goal in 30 minute increments.

In an activity dubbed Team Frost - Cure de Berwick, students volunteered 30 minutes of their time to ride a stationary bike on a wind trainer and mapped the recorded total distance ridden with the aim of riding the equivalent of a journey around Australia.

Frost Assistant Student Learning Leader Deana Mihalos said the Leukaemia Foundation was a natural choice for the recipient of the group’s fundraising efforts.

Berwick Secondary College has close history with the

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“We have seen first-hand how this organisation has helped our students as they struggled to complete their education and it is a charity that we are proud to raise money for,” Ms Mihalos said.

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The Frost Learning Team raised $4400 and rode 1500km that year and the year before raised $2300 and rode 1200km.

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Mr Vandersteen said: “You can see why he’s coming and going. He’s seeking opportunity.”

The lawyer replied: “I wouldn’t put it like that.

He was drunk as a skunk.

“It’s ludicrous behaviour. If he was looking to seek an opportunity, they’d probably pick a better time than when she is in bed with her partner.

“He is drunk to his eyeballs and doesn’t know what he’s doing.”

The accused - with a “deep sense of shame” - was described by work-mates and family as friendly, generous, smiling, courteous and respectful, the lawyer said.

Mr Vandersteen ordered the man to undertake a community corrections assessment, including a report on whether more than alcohol lay behind his offending.

The man avoided jail because he was very young, had no relevant priors and pleaded guilty, avoiding a lengthy hearing for the complainants.

“This is at a high end of seriousness. You violated by touching these women in a way that was uninvited.

“There’s no way you’d tolerate that your daughter would be touched this way by another man.

“He’s very lucky it’s not a more serious charge.”

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AN 18-YEAR-OLD man has been told he won’t be jailed after pleading guilty to two assaults on women in their beds after a drunken New Years’ Eve party in Clyde North.

About 7.30am on 1 January, the man had entered the neighbour’s home through a broken roller door and knelt beside her as she lay next to her sleeping husband, Dandenong Magistrates’ Court was told.

The accused then intimately touched her with his fingers under the bed sheet in what magistrate Jack Vandersteen called a “higher end” sexual assault.

“Even in the County Court, that’s a high end sexual assault.”

The man sat in court next to his fiance - who was the mother of their nine-month-old daughter. They live with the man’s parents, who have moved from Clyde North since the offences.

In a separate incident, about 6am on New Years’ Day, another woman woke to find the accused lying next to her in a “spooning position” with his arm resting underneath her breast.

At the time, her intoxicated boyfriend was passed out elsewhere in the house.

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The man - who was unknown to her - replied: “Shhh, go back to sleep” and snuggled into her, the court was told.

Mr Vandersteen said he was surprised the man was charged with a common law assault, and not a second count of sexual assault, for the latter incident.

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By ALANA MITCHELSON A CAMPAIGN supporting the lobbying efforts of the City of Casey and Cardinia Shire councils for federal funding to upgrade Thompsons Road has found “unrealised opportunities” in the re-elected Coalition Government’s commitments for the outer suburbs.

The Fund Our Future campaign’s petition, led by the National Growth Areas Alliance (NGAA), closed on the eve of Federal Election Day, having received more than 100,000 emails nation-wide supporting the need for a national dedicated infrastructure fund to address the chronic infrastructure problems in fast-growing outer suburban areas like Casey and Cardinia.

While no such fund was promised, commitments such as the Western Sydney City Deal would benefit Australian outer suburbs in other states.

But NGAA executive officer Ruth Spielman said there were “no particular commitments” to the Fund our Future demands for Melbourne’s suburban fringe and growth corridor.

“Giving residents and businesses in the fast-growing outer suburbs the same opportunities and access to infrastructure as other Australians is not only a matter of fairness, it also adds up for the economy,” Ms Spielman said.

Thompsons road traffic city bound near the Westernport Highway intersection.

Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS “Investment in the outer suburbs will outweigh the costs, create jobs, increase tax revenues and permanently boost the economy by billions per year.

“Our campaign and the groundswell of community support have put the issues affecting outer suburbs, such as Pakenham and Cranbourne, on the table.

“We will be working hard to keep them at the top of the government’s agenda.”

Ms Spielman said the basis of the Fund Our Future campaign concept was to draw attention to the need for outer suburbs to have a distinct, longterm strategy in the same way as regional and rural areas do.

She said that the Coalition’s new National Stronger Regions Fund, recently renamed the Building Better Regions Fund,

would now exclude the outer suburbs which previously had access to the funding.

“The fund was one of the few avenues available to councils on the outskirts of our capital cities to access money for much-needed infrastructure,” Ms Spielman said.

“Infrastructure Australia has underlined the need to better support population growth. It should not be made harder for these population hotspots to get assistance.

“The redirection of this fund to rural, regional and remote areas only further supports the need for outer growth suburbs to have a dedicated approach.

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BERWICK Lodge principal Henry Grossek does not want to waste his school’s world-beating moment.

It’s time for governments to get behind popular rhetoric of more sci-tech and maths in schools. And, in short, show them more money.

Mr Grossek said the school’s international First Lego League robotics title underlined what happens when “top-end” students in primary school are given an opportunity in this technical field.

However, the school’s tight resources were dwarfed on the world scale, he said.

In China and the US, universities and engineering corporates backed schools to the hilt, with know-how and equipment.

Berwick Lodge’s robotics teacher is flanked by adult volunteers, funded out of its general kitty.

“The resources aren’t cheap and training for teachers and support people is high-end,” Mr Grossek said.

“The world is ahead of us in robotics. But we’ve got the kids that can do well with our limited resources.”

Mr Grossek said recently reelected La Trobe MP Jason Wood discussed the idea of a ‘robotic centre of excellence’ in Casey after the school won a national robotics title.

Now with the school’s recent world title, there’s an “impetus to grow something here”, Mr Grossek said.

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IT IS therapy and heightened anxiety for Diana and a “slap on the wrist” for one of the youths responsible for her ongoing paranoia.

The Cranbourne West mum, who wishes to remain anonymous, has “no words” for what her life has become after ‘Apex style’ offenders stole her two family cars on Sunday 5 July last year.

Thieves broke into Diana’s residence at the time, in Narre Warren North, between 12.30am and 3am, through a locked front door- while her family and two young children were asleep.

Diana’s handbag which held two iPads and car keys to her white Subaru Liberty GT Premium and her husband’s Ford Falcon XR6 Turbo were pinched.

The Subaru had sentimental personalised number plates, PIPPYD. Which were gifted to her from her grandfather, who passed eight years ago and haven’t been recovered a year on.

Police tracked down the Subaru five days after the aggravated burglary and Diana’s husband’s car was also found two days later- badly “banged up”.

The family now reside in Cranbourne West but Diana says despite the move, her life remains plagued by the breakin.

“The aftermath is terrible.

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The sentimental number plates are still missing. have no words.”

“I needed to see a counsellor as I was very emotional, and she passed me onto a therapist. I’m not generally like this, but now I have a fear at night.

“I can’t have the blinds open when it's night time because I feel like people can see me and know what I’m doing, but I can’t see them.”

In May this year, Diana received a letter explaining how one of the perpetrators caught for aggravated burglary had had their case heard at a children’s court.

“The letter said the court had found the offender guilty and sentenced them to a youth supervision order of 12 months without conviction,” Diana said.

“If anything it should be on their record.

“I was told it was a group and only one was found. It

is scary and disheartening to know that they have been found guilty- which is a great resultbut without conviction at all, means they will never have to answer to it again.”

Diana’s beloved Subaru was found at a property in Dandenong off Kirkham Road.

“I believe police raided a property, and five cars were found, one of them was mine and one of them was a gold Mercedes,” Diana said.

“These offenders are a part of a wider network who are still committing these crimes and they get to walk away with no conviction. But we are the ones that have to deal with the psychological and financial strain.

“We are walking away a lot worse off and it's upsetting.”

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Owner Sarah Eduati said the team had been working hard to bring new ideas and services to fruition over the past five years and they are now very excited to launch Beaconsfield’s very first Cup Cake Bar. The Cake Stop will be expanding its range of Cup Cakes and Coffee menu, as well as increased seating, with a seating area now inside the shop.

Flavours of the new Loaded Cupcakes will include Mint Madness, Lemon Drop, Salted Caramel and Vanilla Bomb, plus many more in store.

The Cake Stop is also happy to expand its professional cake services to Everyday Cakes.

This new range of cakes will be available at 48 hours notice. There will be six styles to choose from with the ability to choose the size, flavour, icing colour, image or flower colour on top.

These cakes will range in price from $69 to $99.

They offer the Edible Printing service which allows to you add you own special image to a cake you have created.

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They’re serious about comics Business is blooming at The Cake Stop.

This service is simply and easy. Simply email the team at The Cake Stop with you JPG image attached and the team will have it ready for you the next day. Image sizes available are – rectangle, 7” circle and cup cake topper.

The Cake Stop continues to offer a range of classes that are from beginners all the way up to the advanced. These classes are a mix of their own and decorating methods from over the world.

The Cake Stop sells a wide range of decorating supplies including fondant icing, cake mixes, cake boards and cardboards, colourings, flavourings, licensed images, cupcake

Sweet frosting on a ‘Frozen’ cake. wraps, a large selections of Wilton tools as well as a new selection of cake boss tools and equipment, cookie cutters, flower moulds, cake tins, novelty items, seasonal items, edible pearls, glitter and edible sand.

The business also has free car parking onsite, a wide range of services, knowledgeable and skilled staff, offers an impressive 24-hour turnaround on edible images and all this is in a large shop with plenty of room for prams and the whole family.

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BEACONSFIELDS pop culture fans rejoice, the region now has a brand new place to get comics and pop culture items.

Secret Headquarters Comic Emporium, which opened four weeks ago, is a family-owned business, run by Kirsty Litkowski, her comic-mad son Ethan (15) with husband Mark, the pop specialist, middle son Toby (11) who is the Manga and Anime specialist and fiveyear-old Finn, who keeps Kirsty up to date with all the kids biz, behind the scenes.

“What is our best feature?

Our knowledgeable and friendly staff of course,” she said.

“We offer a standing order for customers, they just need to let us know what titles they are interested in and we can put it aside each month, that way they won’t miss out on an issue.

“We can order most things in and carry a diverse range of comic-related items.”

Kirsty said the business focus was to supply comics and other pop culture items to both new and old collectors.

“To have a local comic store for the collectors and readers in Casey, where anyone can come down talk about comics, superheroes, toys and even cosplay in a safe, fun, relaxed environment. To encourage children to fall in love with reading and the amazing adventures that can come with reading a comic or playing with an action figure “We sell comics, etc, with all the popular characters that we all know and love. But in addition to those usual suspects, we want to showcase diverse comics, creators, and characters. We think that comics are for everyone and anyone that loves com-

ics. We will have comics from local artists/writers right along with Superman, Batman, Iron Man, and Spider-Man. “We are a proud sponsors of Deza-Con (City of Casey’s first pop culture event), which will be having their next event on 24 September.”

The store has been open for four weeks but they have had a stall at the Berwick market (bottom shed near the oval) for 12 months, which they will still operate until Christmas.

They also have an online store www.secrethq.com.au that has been open for a year.

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with the business operating in the area for more than 35 years.

Mark Dean himself has had more than 35 years of experience while Ryan Dean has had more than 20.

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They’ve got the look BOUTIQUES like FANCY Pantz Boutique are becoming rare in today’s world of on-line shopping.

The team, Kerri, Marikao, Yvonne and Jean offer friendly personalised service in a boutique where you can try on and see what you a buying before you buy which comes in handy when, like now, they have a sale - in this case, 50 per cent off all evening wear.

The store stocks women’s clothing including casual, formal and after-five as well as a range of jewellery, accessories, bags and hosiery.

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“We are able to work oneon-one with the customer to put an outfit together and the girls will give you and honest opinion.

“Our focus is on providing a range of clothing which is good quality and well priced.

“We also try and source Australian-made goods.

“With on-line shopping many boutiques have closed down so it’s nice to know you can still get boutique clothing with personalised service.

“The current owners have been in the shop for around eight years while the staff are friendly and professional and do their best to help you achieve the look you want.”

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TACO Bill Restaurant Beaconsfield offers a dining experience with Mexican ambience, food and beverages.

“We attempt to make the entire week exciting for our customers with our specials which include $15 main meals on Monday, half price mains on Tuesdays, half price margaritas on Thursdays and free kids meals on Sundays,” company director Arun Vasudevan said.

They have a kids entertainment area, can accommodate large groups and help organise/ celebrate events and special events at the restaurants and can cater too.

It is the place to go for fajitas, tacos, nachos and all the Mexican favourites (including desserts) and beverages both alcoholic and non alcoholic.

“We try to maintain high quality food consistently, provide good customer service in a clean environment and our staff are courteous and maintain a positive attitude,” Arun said.

“Taco Bill’s Beaconsfield serves some of the best fish bowls that customers love. Our margaritas are an all-time favourite. We do our best to provide an authentic Mexican ambience that makes us different from the rest.

“Our focus is to create an environment that matches the food we serve and the customers we attract. Food is one of the major factors in determining a restaurant’s success.”

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“Our treatment techniques include dry needling, cupping, soft tissue and skeletal mobilisation, trigger point therapy, heat therapy, biomechanical correction and prescription of corrective exercises,” Shannyn said.

“I’m passionate in working out the cause of the problem,” said Shannyn, who worked with Richmond Football Club for three years. She is qualified in the highest level myotherapy offers - a four-year bachelor of health science degree in myotherapy.

She also returned to the Southern School of Natural Therapies and studied to lecture for two years She said the focus of the business was to help all ages, those suffering sport, work or over-use injuries, headaches, muscle stiffness, tingling/weakness, pre and post pregnancy, post-operative recovery, diabetes, RSI, carpal tunnel and sciatic pain.

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Give your foot pain the boot BEACONSFIELD Podiatry has a new look in their improved and refurbished clinic in Beaconsfield.

“We focus on promoting healthy feet and giving foot pain the boot,” podiatrist and owner Lauren Haupt said.

The clinic offers foot and lower leg treatment, general footcare, care of children’s feet, diabetes foot care. It also treats heel pain, corns and callouses,

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The clinic has welcomed a new service to the area, a myotherapist. The Full Circle Health Management comprises clinical myotherapists. Clinical myotherapy is the treatment, assessment and rehabilitation of muscular and joint biomechanical dysfunction.

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Yoga across the board TAKE time out from the busy week at Just Be Yoga and Meditation.

Owner Michelle Brown said the business offered a range of yoga and meditation classes, ranging from beginner to advanced yoga, meditation and relaxation classes including early morning and late evening time-slots.

“We have yoga and meditation classes and cater for casual visits as well unlimited passes and six or 10 passes,” she said.

“We have a beautiful large, light-filled studio overlooking Cardinia Creek.

“There is a dedicated range of teachers and a welcoming community feel among students and teachers.”

It also stocks yoga mats and

meditation books, CDs and DVDs. Michelle said the focus of Just Be Yoga was to offer accessible yoga and meditation classes to anyone and everyone.

“Students can progress at their own pace with classes ranging from beginner to advanced,” she said.

The aim is to provide a welcoming space where student can “take their time to just be”, detach from the busy rush of life and get back in touch with themselves.

“The studio has been running for roughly six years,” Michelle said.

“I have been a dedicated yoga student for six years and became a teacher just over two years ago.

“When I heard about the opportunity to have a stud, I couldn’t pass it up.

“We have a dedicated staff of qualified yoga teachers all with their own unique style and personality.

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Berwick's Athol Bailey is dedicated to helping the community through Rotary. 156449 a bank to tap into CCTV surveillance and lighting.

“All the defibrillators are in a shop or something, so providing you have your heart attack during shop hours there’s going to be a defibrillator there,” Athol said.

“If it happens outside of shop

hours there isn’t anything around.”

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BERWICK'S Athol Bailey joined Rotary only three years ago but is already leading the way.

He took over the Rotary Club of Dandenong South East presidency from Colin Byron at a changeover dinner on Tuesday 21 June.

Mr Bailey met Rotarian Colin Ferns at a Business Network International (BNI) session, agreed to attend a meeting and soon signed up.

Tackling declining membership is his top priority for the year ahead and he hopes a sub-group called Friends of Rotary will grow the 22-strong group.

“You don’t actually join Rotary, but if we’ve got a project on we might send out an email out to our ‘friends’ asking for some help,” he said.

“Ultimately, they’ll see all the work we do and then join.

“We’re also going to be looking at corporate memberships.”

His main project focus this year will be youth depression and prevention.

“We’ll be getting involved a lot more with the council there and Headspace,” he said.

“We don’t know how that’s going to look yet.

“We had a high tea about two months ago and we raised $1000 for Headspace.

“They just need support to get into schools and to speak with the youth.

“That ties in with what we do at Cleeland United Soccer Club with the Sudanese.

“We’re going to get Headspace to get down talk to those guys.”

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“We haven’t pledged completely that we will get them the money, but we’ve said we will support them,” Athol said.

“We have breathalysers in clubs.

“The money from them has to be used for something to do with road safety.”

He’s looking at working together with Rotary Club of Dandenong to make sure the program survives.

“We’re talking about youth, and it actually ties into this youth depression,” he said.

“If they don’t have their licences they sit at home and don’t see their friends.”

Athol’s coaching experience extends from business to life and led him to at least one life-saving conversation.

His daughter connected him with a classmate who was contemplating suicide and following a few chats, got on the right path.

“Depression’s always been pretty close to my heart,” he said.

“My business coaching is only a means to run a self-funded youth counselling-type service, centred more around life coaching than counselling ... letting them come up with their answers and better themselves.

“That’s probably about another five to eight years away.”

Athol grew up in Doveton and enjoys returning to his old stomping ground for weekly Rotary meetings, but plans to change things up with fortnightly formal gatherings.

“The alternate week, project teams will get together and work on their project,” he said.

“It’s all about being an action club.”

A trivia night in October and a ‘night of inspiration’ next March or April will bring in most of the club’s funds for the year.

“The first night of inspiration we ran we raised about $10,000,” he said.

“I want $10,000 from the next one and $8000 from the trivia night.

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Exquisite Residence with Winery in UGZ

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170-176 Soldiers Road, BEACONSFIELD An Irresistible Combination Set privately behind a mature hedge and positioned on a very comfortable 2653sqm allotment. Constructed in 2000 with a flexible floor plan and high quality throughout the residence offers four bedrooms and three separately zoned living areas. The kitchen is of standout quality. Family fun to be had in the in-ground pool. This property has a 13m x 9m shed & holding yard perfect for machinery.

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You will be impressed from the moment you drive into this stunning court and look up at this double-brick, individually designed home on a 737sqm plot. With immaculate attention to detail, the exquisite lounge and dining area has views to the Dandenongs and boasts cathedral timber ceilings, magnificent hardwood flooring and cosy log fire. This is ultimate quality in Narre Warren’s popular Oatlands Estate at it’s best.

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Pakenham

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PAKENHAM’S PREMIER LOCATION – NEW 5 YEAR LEASE

ICONIC BUILDING – EXPOSURE & POSITION!!

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

Rarely offered in the Pakenham CBD is vacant Commercial real estate, now’s the chance to enter the market. Floor area of 414m2, three road frontages, floor to ceiling glass windows maximise the exposure for the new business. Suspended ceiling, air-conditioning plus loading zone. Recently vacated, this property has plenty of upside to the new owner/investor. Split level & dual access. Invest with confidence here!!

99 MAIN STREET

80 JOHN STREET

Pakenham

$425,000

Pakenham

$425,000

CALLING ALL DEVELOPERS!!

READY FOR DEVELOPMENT!!

* 919m2 block with all services. * Perfect for re-development or possible Medical use (STCA). * Tandem garage – concrete floor. * Three bedroom weatherboard home. * Stone’s throw from Pakenham CBA and Transport * Excellent location & enormous passing traffic!!

* 919m2 block with all services. * Modest two bedroom home currently leased. * Ideal for a multi-unit development (STCA) or possible Medical use (STCA). * 3 bay shed plus workshop. * Unique site right in the heart of Pakenham.

12 JOHN STREET

14 JOHN STREET

Garfield

Buyers Over $495,000

Garfield

FROM $364,000

COUNTRY LIVING – TOWN PRECINCT!!

MODERN TOWNHOUSE DEVELOPMENT

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

A development that incorporates 6 dwellings which are “house” size & have a spacious low maintenance yard. All have 3 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms. Open plan living areas are generous & overlook covered alfresco area. These will be complete with Aluminium Windows, Colorbond Fascia/ Gutters, Insulation to walls & ceilings, Ducted Heat, Split System Cooling, Gas Hot Water, All Floor Coverings, T.V. Points, Stainless Steel Appliances, Remote Garage Door, Landscaping & Fencing.

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Pakenham

$750,000 ONO

STRONG INVESTMENT – TOWNSHIP LOCATION!!

FACTORY SITE (X2) READY TO GO

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

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

The site is designed for 2 factories to be built over 2 titles with an approved plan showing the following: * Factory/Warehouse 1 - 1,124m2 incl. office. * Factory/Warehouse 2 - 1,151m2 incl. office.

Plans & Engineering complete - Ready to build. The site area is Lot 7 = 2,110m2 & Lot 8 = 2,109m2 providing a total land area of 4,219m2. It could be your new premises or a solid investment option.

For more info call Derrick Brown on 0418 317 096.

Derrick Brown 0418 317 096

Stephen O’Loughlin 0408 591 170

Phil Caswell 0419 882 650

Steve Hobson 0418 897 411

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LARGE FAMILY HOME SET ON A SUPERB 912M2 Situated in a highly sought after private court location. This exceptional residence presents the potential purchaser with an ideal lifestyle opportunity. This feature packed home offers a flexible floor plan with 4 brds plus study, main brd includes WIR plus ensuite. Multiple living areas include huge outdoor entertaining area, family/dining room plus lounge and rumpus integrating spacious kitchen equipped with quality appliances plus ample workspace and storage, adjoining dining and family area. Extra features are dtd heating, cooling and DLUG.

2 Goodall Court Open Sat 12.00 - 12.30 pm Eddie Atahi 0413 495 802

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BRING THE BOAT, CARAVAN OR TRAILER Immaculately presented Rawdon Hill three bedroom and study/fourth bedroom home on 1000m2 set in the highly coveted location, Bowmans Track. Carefully planned and designed with the family in mind, this home also features three spacious living areas, timber kitchen and meals area. Additional appointments include huge paved alfresco area with pergola, sunblinds and sandstone feature gardens, double garage, ducted heating & cooling, ducted vacuum, timber floors, feature cabinetry and large side access for the trailer.

41 Janet Bowman Boulevard Open Sat 2.00 - 2.30 pm Faye Owen 0412 867 131

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STYLISH CONTEMPORARY LIVING car garage with remote and open study complete this versatile property.

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STUNNING, beautifully presented fourbedroom plus study homes such as this, situated in the increasingly popular Cranbourne North 'Eve’ estate, are keenly sought real estate, and will continue to be.

Immaculately appointed kitchen with stainless steel appliances and stone benches, overlooks separate meals and family spaces, while also being adjacent a more formal, sizeable lounge.

Located on a good size block of some 512 square metres, this spacious 29 squares of living home will easily accommodate almost any family size.

Nearby shopping precincts of 'Eve Central’, newly expanded 'Casey Central’, and 'The Avenue’ mean you will never be without. Popular Alkira Secondary College and Hillsmeade Primary School equate in all amenities, being only minutes away.

Ducted heating, evaporative cooling, excellent outdoor decking area, double

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Awesome small secure acreage property secluded and surrounded by other large farms. Ideal for tradie shedding is huge, plus the home needs a cosmetic renovation but comprises of formal living with wood fire large kitchen family leading to outdoor undercover area plus you have 3 bedrooms. Plenty of room outside for a horse or work from home with the super shedding.

NO OFFERS WILL BE ACCEPTED PRIOR TO AUCTION.

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OFI: Saturdays 16th & 23rd July 2016 11.30 - 12.00pm Terms: 10% Deposit Balance in 30/60 Days Contact: Brian Mc Intosh 0407 868 909 Andrew MacTaggart 0418 385 158 Shop 5/275 Station St, Koo Wee Rup 1235101

Inspect: By appointment Price: On application

5/275 Station Street, Koo Wee Rup People t thaPlease Ph: 5997 2133

Contact: Brad Nicholls, 0417 324 711 HARCOURTS, BERWICK, 9707 4222

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15 MuRRay sTReeT yaRRagon In the most ideal location! Across the road from the tennis courts & children’s playground, 2 minute stroll up the street for coffee & wander the country town of Yarragon. 3 BR’s, 2 living rooms & a large garage / workshop with enclosed yard, carport & picturesque front yard. This one has all the right things going for it. Invest or move in, add your style as you renovate & transform this home into the sensation it could be. Just 1 hr from Melbourne, 5 minutes to Warragul & just a short walk to shools, sports & even the old style corner lolly shop. $200,000 Plus Buyers Internet Id: 8722304 View property and more details at www.sej.com.au

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PAINT AND PROFIT 5 ASHTON RISE NARRE WARREN SOUTH (MEL: 96 K12) INSPECT SATURDAY 1:00PM – 1:45PM This three bedroom, two bathroom, brick and tile home is located on 547 sq. Metres (approx) of land, is to be sold in “As Is” condition.

Features open plan living area with solid fuel built in heater, walk in robe and en-suite to master bedroom and BIR’s to other bedrooms. Timber deck to long ranch style verandah.

Prime location set in a quiet court, walk to Amberley Park Primary, Secondary Schools and Shops.

Bus to Fountain Gate, Dandenong, Cranbourne, Hampton Park and Hallam Station.

Enquiries: Anthony Falvo: 0418 379 717 or Peter Rouse: 0418 330 037

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ATTENTION RENOVATORS OR DEVELOPERS 4 Westleigh CresCent narre Warren (Mel.100 C3) • inspeCt saturday 2.00pM – 2.45pM This three bedroom, one bathroom, brick and tile home is located on 654 sq metres (Approx) of land is to be sold in “As Is” condition.

Features very open plan living area with the need for plaster board and a new kitchen, three bedrooms with BIR’s, separate toilet.

Prime location set in a quiet street, walk to Primary Secondary Schools and Shops. Bus to Fountain Gate, Dandenong, Cranbourne, Hampton Park and Hallam station.

Enquiries: Anthony Falvo 0418 379 717, or Peter Rouse 0418 330 037 peter@park1realestate.com.au

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HARKAWAY 24 NOACK ROAD Enviably located in an idyllic rural setting this vacant 5 acre (20,300m2) approx. parcel of land represents an exclusive and rarely available opportunity to secure a piece of prime land on which you can create your dream home or farmlet. Only slightly undulating and lightly treed, the land lends itself well to further gentrification and has a number of possible home sites (STCA). Whilst retaining a private rural setting the new owner will also be only minutes away from the centre of Berwick Village, parks, both public and private schools and freeway access. Create your dream.

METHOD INSPECT CONTACT

Saturday 23rd July 2016 at 11am unless sold prior Saturday at 10:30am Photo ID required Jason Lee 0419 441 697 Paul Dabb 0413 156 280 BERWICK 9707 1400

NARRE WARREN SOUTH 11 GRANDVIEW TERRACE

NARRE WARREN 14 SAXONWOOD DRIVE

This magnificent family home combines open living spaces, timeless style and stunning views to the north. A rare and unique find, this is your opportunity to secure the lifestyle you’ve been seeking for you and your family. This is a place you’ll be proud to call home, or alternatively secure a brilliant investment property.

Located in a central pocket of Narre Warren, this prime parcel of land with a sound 3 bedroom home is a property offering many possibilities.

Renovate and move in or enjoy the property as it is, or perhaps rent it out and take your time planning a future unit development (subject to council approval). Don’t delay in inspecting this outstanding property.

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Saturday 23rd July at 2pm unless sold prior PRICE Contact Agent INSPECT Saturday 1:30-2:00pm Photo ID required CONTACT Daniel Mirabito 0402 258 353 NARRE WARREN 8794 6100

Saturday 23rd July at 1:00pm unless sold prior PRICE $380,000 Plus Buyers INSPECT Saturday 12:30-1:00pm Photo ID required CONTACT Daniel Mirabito 0402 258 353 NARRE WARREN 8794 6100

NARRE WARREN 1/471 Princes Highway 8794 6100 | BERWICK 100 High Street 9707 1400 1235503

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Berwick 13 Williamson Street

Jewel in Olde Berwick.

For auction.

Saturday 13 August at 11:30am Located off Scanlan Street, come and take a walk with me and experience Olde Berwick living. t 3 spacious bedrooms, master with ensuite and walk in robe t Generous kitchen area with quality appliances and stone benches t Gleaming Tasmanian Oak floors t Downstairs Billiard/Theatre room This home also features ducted heating and refrigerated cooling, high ceilings and is walking distance to all that Berwick Village has to offer.

F3 G2 H2 9707 0556 56-58 High Street Berwick obrienrealestate.com.au Kostya Baksheev 0451 661 771 Daniel Arnott 0487 953 333

Cranbourne North 9 Trillium Boulevard

Brand new in Arbourlea.

For sale.

Buyers Over $610,000 This brand new SJD built “Barclay 284� Offers stunning views and a fantastic location. t 4 bedrooms plus study t 2 spacious living areas t Entertainers Kitchen, Stone tops t Alfresco entertaining area Including heating, cooling, DLUG with internal and rear access and just minutes from local shops, public transport, schools and parks, the only thing missing from this home in you!

F4 G2 H2 I1 9707 0556 56-58 High Street Berwick obrienrealestate.com.au Paul Rogers 0418 564 032 Matthew Smith 0410 447 255 1235582-29-16

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Narre Warren 24 Heyington Circle

Gem of the North.

For sale.

Buyers Over $425,000 Situated in an idyllic position just a short drive or walk from Westfield Fountain Gate SC & very close to the Monash Freeway is this delightfully renovated 3-bed home. t With a 2 yo kitchen with Caesar Stone benches, ss wall oven & an attractive splashback. t Spacious lounge with floating floors, refrigerated cooling & gas ducted heating.

On an impressive 659 sqm allotment with 2 entry points incl; oversized dlug.

F3 G1 H2 8794 0500 Office S1003 Fountain Gate SC Narre Warren obrienrealestate.com.au Steve Harrison 0407 800 915 Andrew Ward 0439 966 300

Berwick 2/48 Elgin Street

Berwick 20 Emperor Road

For sale.

8794 0500

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5995 0500

Buyers Over $550,000

Office S1003 Fountain Gate SC , Narre Warren obrienrealestate.com.au Fabian Villella 0419 384 683 Victor Villella 0412 437 064

Buyers Over $630,000

Shop FS005 Cranbourne Park SC , Cranbourne obrienrealestate.com.au Brooke Myatt 0429 602 602

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9707 0556

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9707 0556

Buyers over $590,000

56-58 High Street, Berwick obrienrealestate.com.au Kostya Baksheev 0451 661 771 Paul Rogers 0418 564 032

Buyers Over $640,000

56-58 High Street, Berwick obrienrealestate.com.au Maddie Harris 0421 106 819 Renee Harris 0430 863 132

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8794 0500

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8794 0500

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Office S1003 Fountain Gate SC , Narre Warren obrienrealestate.com.au Steve Harrison 0407 800 915 Andrew Ward 0439 966 300

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Narre Warren 7 Donatello Crescent

For auction.

8794 0500

For sale.

8794 0500

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Office S1003 Fountain Gate SC , Narre Warren obrienrealestate.com.au Fabian Villella 0419 384 683 Victor Villella 0412 437 064

Buyers Over $490,000

Office S1003 Fountain Gate SC , Narre Warren obrienrealestate.com.au Vincent Lim 0437 008 418 Rachhpal Singh 0430 081 021

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Narre Warren 40 Saxonwood Drive

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5995 0500

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8794 0500

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9707 0556

Buyers Over $520,000

Office S1003 Fountain Gate SC , Narre Warren obrienrealestate.com.au Steve Harrison 0407 800 915 Andrew Ward 0439 966 300

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56-58 High Street, Berwick obrienrealestate.com.au Daniel Arnott 0487 953 333 Kostya Baksheev 0451 661 771

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PRESIDENTIAL ON PROMENADE STANDING tall, bathing in excellence from every facet, this exquisite double-storey home demands respect and offers unmatchable stature to the lucky new owners.

The family will enjoy four spacious bedrooms plus a study, plenty of living zones and all the extra luxuries.

The property features: - Four spacious bedrooms plus study, the main with ensuite and walk-in wardrobes.

- The study downstairs offers seclusion from the rest of the home and makes the perfect office to welcome guests or clients in an effective working environment.

- Four separate living areas including two formal lounges, rumpus room and spacious lounge upstairs, perfect as a children's retreat.

- The main bathroom services the bedrooms upstairs and a downstairs powder room provides comfort to family and guests.

- Central high gloss kitchen fitted with quality stainless-steel appliances, including 900mm cook top and dishwasher overlooking the dining and main living room.

- Expansive windows let the light shine through from the covered outdoor entertaining area, and backyard which fills the rest of the 700 square metre block.

- Ducted heating and evaporative cooling throughout the home.

- Remote controlled double lock-up garage with rear access for boat/caravan parking and access into the backyard.

- Landscaped gardens leave a huge area for the family to enjoy while keeping the yard easy to maintain.

This magnificent family home rests on 700 square metres of land and is only a short stroll to walking tracks, parklands and Berwick Springs Lake. Enjoy driving through an estate filled with new luxurious homes built around a serene lake setting. Conveniently located close to be the brand new Casey Central Shopping Centre and Fountain Gate Shopping Centre is only five minutes away. The Monash Freeway and Berwick Train Station are also nearby.

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NEAT AND CHARMING WITH all the modern qualities expected in a three-year-old home, this immaculate property features an open-plan family meals area that adjoins the fully appointed stone bench top kitchen, with feature tiled splash backs, 900mm oven and scullery.

Further highlights of this lowmaintenance fully landscaped allotment include, vaulted ceilings, white plantation shutters, an inviting colour scheme throughout and a practical floor plan with the master bedroom separate from the other two bedrooms.

Stepping outside, there is an alfresco area that is perfect for indoor/outdoor entertaining, as well as a garden shed with a concrete floor.

Positioned within walking distance to shops, public transport, the sought-after Courtenay Gardens Primary School, an upcoming medical center and conveniently located between two major carriage ways Narre Warren-Cranbourne Road and Clyde Road.

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INVEST OR DOWNSIZE THIS property is positioned on Berwick’s doorstep in a securely gated complex, within a stone’s throw of Beaconhills College, Casey Hospital and the Monash Freeway.

The single-storey unit has three spacious bedrooms, the main with ensuite and walk-in wardrobe.

There are stone-lined benches, stainless-steel Euro appliances and dishwasher, ducted heating and cooling, alarm system.

Fully landscaped low maintenance courtyard, double garage with remote control and internal access.

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CONSTRUCTED from a combination of bluestone and clinker bricks, this property is literally “solid as a rock".

It’s not often you come across a 50-square (under the roofline) property with six bedrooms and a study, within minutes to the town centre, and with majestic views.

The designer residence with characteristics of “Old World Charm” has bluestone and natural timber features, 9.3ft ceiling height, hard wood panel ceilings and passageways, earthy slate flooring and a wrap-around bullnose verandah. The home has both formal and informal living areas and a very large rumpus/gymnasium room adjoining two bedrooms. This area can easily be converted to a self-contained guest area or accommodation for an elderly family member.

There is a jarrah kitchen with black granite bench tops, fixed jarrah crystal display cabinets, large pantry, stainlesssteel dishwasher and 900mm stainlesssteel free-standing cooker with matching splashback and canopy/rangehood.

There is a large main bedroom with walk-in wardrobe, ensuite with a deep bath and feature stained-glass bay window.

Other features include bluestone open fireplace, solid-fuel heater, reverse-cycle air-conditioning, satellite dish, and a massive laundry with an abundance of storage. Externally the grounds are spectacular with a covered alfresco overlooking a fully fenced, salt-chlorinated in-ground pool. The pool enclosure is surfaced in a combination of nonslip gravel and terracotta feature tiles, and there is sufficient room for several sunbathing recliner chairs.

There is a double carport and 5.5m x 12m steel shed with roller door, fenced paddock and 20,000 gallon concrete water tank under the ground.

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Cranbourne North 14 Peregrine Street Stylish Contemporary Living Stunning, beautifully presented 4 BR plus study homes such as this, situated in the increasingly popular Cranbourne North ‘Eve’ estate, are keenly sought real estate, and will continue to be. Immaculately appointed kitchen with stainless steel appliances and stone benches, overlooks separate meals and family spaces, whilst also being adjacent a more formal sizeable lounge. Located on a good size block of some 512m2 this spacious 29 squares of living home will easily accommodate most any family

For Sale size. Nearby shopping precincts of ‘Eve Central’, newly expanded ‘Casey Central’, and ‘The Avenue’ mean you will never be without. Popular Alkira Secondary College and Hillsmeade Primary School equate in all amenities being only minutes away. Ducted heating, evaporative cooling, excellent outdoor decking area, double car garage with remote and open study complete this versatile property.

Negotiation Over $550,000 View Saturday @ 12.30pm harcourts.com.au/VBW22874 Brad Nicholls M 0417 324 711 P 9707 4222 brad.nicholls@harcourts.com.au Matthew Dalzotto M 0403 272 200 P 9707 4222 matthew.dalzotto@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Franchise / Berwick 30 High Street

3B 1C 1D 1I

Beaconsfield 1/2 Adamson Road Exceptional Value Renovator When location is important at a price which represents fantastic value then here it is. Walk to Beaconsfield station, a choice of schools, shops, parks and everything that you need without a car. Bring the hammer, nails & paint brush and get up to date as this 70’s home has the bones of a great renovation. This 3 bedroom home is sited on an individual block with 550m2 of land and boasts a low maintenance lifestyle. The home ofers a large formal lounge, light filled meals area and formal entry from the

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For Sale front balcony. Features include; 3 generous bedrooms all with robes, gas ducted heating, air conditioner, single enclosed carport with workshop, gas cooking, timber floors under the current carpets and established lawn/gardens both front & side.

Negotiation Over $350,000 View Saturday @ 11:30am harcourts.com.au/VBW22754 Paul Richards M 0407 324 389 P 9707 4222 p.richards@harcourts.com.au Brad Nicholls M 0417 324 711 P 9707 4222 brad.nicholls@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Franchise / Berwick 30 High Street

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Berwick 50 Piermont Drive Beautiful Bryn Mawr Family Home Located in one of Berwick’s highly sought ater estates, a home like this in the Bryn Mawr estate will not come on the market very oten. This gorgeous four bedroom plus study home is perfect for those upsizing, families and entertainers, ensuring no one is let disappointed. As you enter the home, a generous master bedroom with ensuite and WIR is on your let, leading into the study and formal lounge/dining as you continue through this beautiful home.

The open plan family/meals space is a genuine feature

For Sale with the quality appointed stainless steel kitchen serving as the focal point for the family to enjoy. An excellent sized rumpus looks out to the backyard, and together with under roof line Al Fresco, entertaining all year round is a breeze.

The remaining 3 bedrooms are all very well sized, serviced by their own bathroom and provide space for kids to enjoy.

Low maintenance and established gardens front and back are perfect for the working family and side gated access through to the backyard is perfect for a trailer.

Negotiation Over $660,000 View Saturday @ 11.30am harcourts.com.au/VBW22853 Debbie Brettoner M 0458 628 085 P 9707 4222 debbie.brettoner@harcourts.com.au Ryan Wallace M 0432 625 549 P 9707 4222 ryan.wallace@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Franchise / Berwick 30 High Street

4B 3C 2D 4I

Berwick 10 Barellan Mews Magnificent, Panoramic Views.

Cleverly designed, quality, attention to detail and presentation are more than apparent with this loved family home. Formal lounge with ornate gas log fire, bay window and formal dining. French doors lead out to the tessellated tiled balcony. The blackwood timber kitchen and scullery boast high quality appliances, generous cupboard and bench space, and is open plan to the family / meals, and a further living area. Luxurious master bedroom complete with picturesque bay window, fantastic storage

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For Sale cupboards and ensuite with spa, double vanity and large shower with access to a private balcony. The remaining bedrooms, 2 queen size, all with built in robes and central to the spacious family bathroom. Separate laundry, home ofice / study and powder room with shower. Fantastic decked under roof pergola and family entertainment area.

Beautifully landscaped and paved back yard. Internal access to the home through the 4 car garage. Under house storage is additional space, ideal for that wine cellar.

Negotiation Over $850,000 View Saturday @ 12.30pm harcourts.com.au/VBW22539 Debbie Brettoner M 0458 628 085 P 9707 4222 debbie.brettoner@harcourts.com.au Brad Nicholls M 0417 324 711 P 9707 4222 brad.nicholls@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Franchise / Berwick 30 High Street

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

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

For Sale Price By Negotiation View Saturday @ 1.30pm harcourts.com.au/VBW22737 Debbie Brettoner M 0458 628 085 P 9707 4222 debbie.brettoner@harcourts.com.au Ryan Wallace M 0432 625 549 P 9707 4222 ryan.wallace@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Franchise / Berwick 30 High Street

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Berwick 3 Don Collins Way Period Style Perfection Gorgeous facade, stylish 3BR + study family home.

Excellent attention to detail, culminates in a wonderful feeling of space and quality. Downstairs master seviced by full ensuite with feature claw bath, and WIR.Well appointed kitchen with loads of cupboards. Enjoy spacious walk in pantry and plenty of bench space, from which one can peruse the well-lit meals / family area, that flows through to the rumpus room with stunning timber flooring, within which that championship game of billiards awaits. Formal

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Auction lounge with built in fire place, dry entry from DLUG, upstairs to another sitting area, bathroom and 2 children’s BRs. Excellent undercover two paved alfresco spaces, with a handy man’s shed in the rear, perfect for any budding builder / tradesman, or as space for your caravan or boat.

Ceiling roses, feature cornices, GDH, evap cooling and DW plus more. Conveniently located walking distance to Eden Rise shopping centre, plethora of nearby schools, public transport and walks around the nearby lakes.

Saturday 16th July at 11.00am View By Appointment harcourts.com.au/VBW22845 Brad Nicholls M 0417 324 711 P 9707 4222 brad.nicholls@harcourts.com.au Matthew Dalzotto M 0403 272 200 P 9707 4222 matthew.dalzotto@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Franchise / Berwick 30 High Street

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Berwick 8 Anne Street Prime Location This original 3BR home situated on the traditional 1018m2 (approx) block, so close to Berwick’s centre, will be seriously sought ater real estate.

Each of the 3 BRs have BIRs with the master having a fitting room and shower.

Also including ducted heating, split aircon in the spacious living room plus dining, paved outdoor area and double garage.

Perfectly located, enjoying expansive views, within walking

Auction distance to public transport and Berwick’s township with the renowned array of cafes and restaurants. Lovely latte lifetsyle beckons.

Potential for 2 or 3 substantial townhouses (STCA) perhaps all with street frontages, or renovate the house, or subdivide the backyard, or perhaps the dream family home in this prime position.

Choice is you.

Saturday 18th June at 2:00pm View By Appointment harcourts.com.au/VBW22792 Brad Nicholls M 0417 324 711 P 9707 4222 brad.nicholls@harcourts.com.au Debbie Brettoner M 0458 628 085 P 9707 4222 debbie.brettoner@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Franchise / Berwick 30 High Street

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Berwick 15 Saintly Grove Lovely Family Home

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This comfortable 3BR family home is situated in a quiet court, only a short distance to shopping centres, parks, public transport and quality schools.

Master with ensuite and walk in robe, two good size living areas, this home is afordable Berwick at its best.

Entertain easily with sizeable pergola and beautiful gardens. Situated on a large 864m2 (approx.) block, there is plenty of scope for a future pool, or even extend.

Great buying.

Saturday 18th June at 10:30am View By Appointment harcourts.com.au/VBW22774

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25 St Georges Road

Prestigious Lifestyle Property on the Golden Mile Located on one of the most exclusive Roads in Upper Beaconsfield is this superb property on over 4 acres in a stunning pool and garden setting. Make your way down the long, sweeping drive to be greeted by mature gardens, shedding and a “Merchant Builder’s” home of grand proportions. The light filled residence boasts garden, pool and rural views from most rooms, offering a feeling of complete seclusion and sanctuary.

Indoors offers practical, zoned living, with master and study to one wing, with the 3 remaining bedrooms and main bathroom to a separate, back wing. The contemporary design boasts a spacious family and casual dining room, separate lounge, dining and central kitchen for the family to congregate. Features wood heater, slab heating, split system heating and cooling, ducted vacuum, ensuite and walk in robes to master.

Outdoors blends seamlessly with indoors through an enclosed atrium, looking out over the in ground, solar heated pool and BBQ area with an outdoor pizza oven. Outdoor improvements include a stables, spacious 13x14m shed and work shop with ensuite, concrete floor and power, ample water supply and 4 pony paddocks. The address is as prestigious as it is central, located within walking distance to schooling, the Village and public transport.

Price: Buyers Over $1,100,000 Inspect Saturday 1.00 pm - 1.30 pm Amanda Charles 0400 347 968

BERWICK

1 Edward Court

DEWHURST

Substancial Family Home

Timeless Elegance

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

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

Positioned on an approx. 5000 m2 parcel of land, the stunning views, sense of space & privacy will delight the most discerning buyers. Offers formal lounge, open plan family/dining room incorp,. kitch & rumpus room.

4BR’s + study, master with WIR’s, ens, dbl vanity, spa & private decked area. L/scaped grdns, entertaining area, dbl garage + workshop, mezzanine room & bathroom.

The 2nd garage is perfect for vans, boats & storage.

Price: Buyers Over $599,000 Inspect Saturday 11.00 am - 11.30 am Jeanine Presley 0438 332 411

Price: Buyers Over $1,080,000 Inspect Saturday 3.00 pm - 3.30 pm Jeanine Presley 0438 332 411

BERWICK

16 Atkinson Drive

BEACONSFIELD

Inspired Living Grand Proportions

Immaculate Presentation

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

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

Immaculately presented this lovely 3BR home + study will appeal to investors and home owners alike. Situated in the Berwick Views Estate & within walking distance to the heart of Beaconsfield. Offers a formal lounge & a light filled fully appointed open plan kitchen, meals, and family room as well as a great size rumpus room.

The large master showcases walk in robes and ens.

Features dble gge with direct entry & rear access.

Price: Buyers over $595,000 Inspect Saturday 12.00 pm - 12.30 pm Amanda Charles 0438 332 411

Price: Buyers Over $520,000 Inspect Saturday 12.00 pm - 12.30 pm Jeanine Presley 0438 332 411

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68 Wattletree road eFFortleSS livinG on 1.25 acreS Secluded from the roadside enjoy the charm of this country retreat. newly painted thru out, this residence comprises of 4 Br’s, master with FeS, a striking kitchen with stone benchtop and S/S apps. adjacent is a light illed living room plus a separate rumpus that overlooks the in-ground pool and spa, with vast outdoor entertaining area. a superb allotment with room for a pony paddock and separate 20 x 20 shed.

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SaFe, SecUre, eaSY •excellent light illed factory •308sqm approx.

•on-site parking & secure yard •rear access for additional storage •120 amps power •leased at $21,480 pa exclusive GSt

$398,000 open to offers inSpect: By appointment todd mcKenna

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BUYerS: over $400,000

located a short punt from main Street, with mains water & power available, and plenty of room for your dream home. convenient to the m1 Freeway and with major shopping & services.

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3A 3B 2C 1 C

5/36 peel Street SophiSticated, modern ‘enclave’ reSidence positioned in one of Berwick villages most desirable locales, this premium quality ‘in town’ home presents the perfect balance between generously proportioned living spaces and low maintenance surrounds. Featuring 3 ensuited bedrooms plus study. the home is fully air-conditioned, itted with sleek miele equipped kitchen, sun illed outdoor entertainment deck with built in BBQ and double garage with direct internal access.

Narre Warren 9705 4888

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7 william leonard ct tiMElESS ElEGancE and appEal

Built to exacting standards and fastidiously maintained, this substantial family residence is positioned in Berwick Springs’ dress circle location. Exceptional level of accommodation and living space, with key features including extensive polished timber looring, cosy open ire place, high ceilings and a large covered entertaining area complete with all-weather café blinds and attractive garden views.

BuyERS: over $750,000 inSpEct: Saturday 2.00pm andrew Brown

peter watson

0411 043 625

0418 105 402

Maryknoll

38 Barongarook Road pREMiER liFEStylE allotMEnt

BuyERS: $420,000

•Gently undulating •power, water phone available •protective building covenants •post and wire fencing •local Views

inSpEct: By appointment nyall Greene

Beaconsield

0409 560 778

4A 3B 2C

5/241 Soldiers Road ExcEptionally, SpaciouS townhouSE Just 2 years young and faultlessly presented, this generously proportioned (24sq living) town residence is perfectly positioned, walking distance to a range of schools, university, tafe, railway and more. Featuring 2 separate living zones, downstairs master bedroom suite, plus 2nd ensuited bedroom upstairs, ideal for teenagers or guests. a low maintenance setting and a host of luxury appointments.

Secure, private and ultra chic’!

Narre Warren 9705 4888

Berwick

9707 6000 neilsonpartners.com.au

BuyERS: over $570,000 inSpEct: Saturday 1.00pm peter watson

andrew Brown

Pakenham 5941 4444

0418 105 402

0411 043 625

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For the Growing Family This fabulous family home is situated in a prime north side location and has 4 living zone’s of grand proportions.

Boasting 4 bedrooms plus office, master bedroom with full ensuite and walk in robe, remaining bedrooms will easily accommodate double beds and have built in robes. Big bright renovated kitchen with stainless steel appliances overlooking sun filled meals family area.

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Simon Field 0400 154 323 Bradley Linfield 0451 119 454 LJ Hooker Berwick 03 9707 2155

Currently leased at $1,950 pcm, this property of 1147m2 with highway frontage is at the head of a new land developement. This original farmhouse with fantastic improvements will appeal to developers and investors alike offering future growth in this Officer precinct. Great living areas with new extension, 6 bedrooms, open fire place, polished timber floors, renovated wet areas.

54 High Street Berwick

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Simon Field 0400 154 323 Steve Keam 0418 593 554 LJ Hooker Berwick 03 9707 2155 54 High Street Berwick

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Lakesides Finest Situated in one of Pakenham’s most sought after estate stands this stunning 4 bedroom home PLUS study! Lakeside has become one of Pakenham’s best growing estates, so whether you are buying this home for your own enjoyment or an investor looking to add a beautiful gem to their portfolio.

This glorious home will be the one you need to see this weekend.

kitchen, filled with European stainless steel appliances and being able to mingle with your friends and family at the same time.

For all of those weekend entertainers, entertain in style through the well thought out floor plan you can cook and treat your guests to a delicious array of food in the hostess

Extra features include: ducted heating, evaporative cooling, split system air conditioner in the “parents retreat”, stunning alfresco area and internal access into the home.

Master complete with his and hers walk in robe, ensuite with double sized shower and double vanity. The secondary bathroom servicing the rest of the bedrooms which all have built in robes.

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For Sale Price Range $490,000+ View Saturday 11:00am-11:20am

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

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Your search is over Your dream family home awaits! As you step through this stunning double storey home you will be amazed by all it has to offer. With 4 generous sized bedrooms master complete with walk in robe and ensuite, PLUS study a second toilet to service the remaining bedrooms you will be able to have the whole family come and stay with you. A massive outdoor covered entertaining area that overlooks the breathtaking pool, enjoy yourself and relax with the summer months ahead you could be watching the kids swim, or for those

weekend entertainers you would be able to have the whole family around for a barbeque and have enough room for the neighbours to join in. This property is situated in a fantastic area of Narre Warren South and is in close proximity to major freeways, local shops and local schools and close to public transport. So don’t wait any longer give LJ Hooker a call today to secure your chance to see this beautiful family home for yourself.

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

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INSPIRED LIVING DOWNSIZERS' DELIGHT A rare opportunity has made itself available in the heart of Olde Berwick.

This well-presented home is perfect for those wishing to downsize as it is located within a short stroll of the popular town centre, which offers an array of fine restaurants and boutique shops.

The property includes two spacious bedrooms, the master complete with walkin robe and ensuite, the second bedroom with built-in robes and a separate study/ guestroom with built-in desk

and cabinetry.

The well-appointed kitchen comprises quality stainless steel appliances, including dishwasher and stone benchtops, and overlooks the spacious meals and living area. With features such as quality plantation shutters throughout, gas ducted heating, evaporative cooling, a quaint and private courtyard with gate access and a single car remote controlled garage, this property is sure to captivate and impress.

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THIS exquisite Porter Davis home, located in “The Chase” is full of surprises, with qualities out of the ordinary.

The house has a spacious design, with three living rooms, four bedrooms and a study.

The versatile floor plan includes parent’s retreat, formal lounge, spacious kitchen, incorporating dining and family room with a separate theatre room or children’s retreat.

The designer kitchen is the focal point of the home, ideal for the chef in the family, boasting generous bench space and quality appliances with a walk-in pantry.

Features main bedroom with double ensuite and two walk-in wardrobes, ducted heating, split-system cooling, storage to all bedrooms and direct entry to the double garage with remote control.

This young, stylish home will appeal to those seeking zoned living with a living room and bedroom for each member of

the family.

Indoors meets out with substantial alfresco living overlooking a spa and a private, low-maintenance yard.

Side gates will appeal to tradesmen or those with a caravan, boat or extra vehicles.

The property is central, located within minutes of schooling, shopping centres and public transport.

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16 Atkins Drive Inspect: Saturday, noon-12.30pm Price: On application Contact: Amanda Charles, 0400 347 968 KAYE CHARLES REAL ESTATE, BEACONSFIELD, 9707 0111

Inspect: Saturday, 1pm-1.30pm Price: $500,000 plus buyers Contact: Michelle Bonadio, 0417 542 678 or Jason Lee, 0419 441 697 BARRY PLANT, BERWICK, 9707 1400

PAKENHAM

PROMINENT POSITION PAKENHAM Newsagency has been located in the heart of the township for many decades, a known location to all. For the first time in many years the freehold is offered for sale.

of $145,000 plus GST and outgoings.

Strong lease, income, position and one of Pakenham’s best.

99 Main Street Inspect: By appointment Price: On application

ORIGINALLY two shops, the floor area – 441 square metres - includes a display area, office admin, storage and staff amenities, rear access plus car-parks.

Leased until 2020 with annual income

Contact: Steve Hobson, 0418 897 411 GERARD COLLINS REAL ESTATE, PAKENHAM, 5941 1255

EXPERIENCE THAT'S VERY HIGHLY RATED NARRE WARREN family business Donaldson Martin and Co have once again scored highly in the Australian Achiever Awards for Victoria’s Real Estate Services. The company scored a highly recommended 99.58 percent in this years judging.

Now into its 19th year, the Australian Achiever Awards are and independent, unbiased award system based on assessment ratings from a business’s own customers - an indication of a well run business where satisfied customers are a sign that a business is healthy, worthy of praise and increased custom.

The award system focuses on seven criteria, each scored separately: Time Related Service, Addressing Client Needs, Care and Attention, Value, Attitude, Communication and Overall Perception.

The criteria is rated individually in percentage terms and the final score is an amalgam of these. Anything above 80 per cent overall is regarded as exceptional and reflects outstanding customer service.

Brett Donaldson said the company had achieved well in the awards over the years.

“I think we’ve been over 97 per cent every time and we’ve been judged seven to eight times over a 10-year period,” he said.

“I think that is down to us being a family business. There are four Donaldsons in the business and we have a very experienced support staff - our property manager has had 30 years of experience.

“We offer old-fashioned personal service. Other real estate companies are bigger than us but then McDonalds is bigger than the quality restaurant down the street.”

Managing director Les Donaldson established the office of Donaldson Martin and Co in its prominent and highly visible location on the corner of the Princes

The Donaldsons - Dale, Les and Brett.

Highway and Webb Street, Narre Warren, in 1977.

Spanning two generations, the family business is well known and respected within the industry, by their clients and the greater community.

Having lived in the Berwick area for close on 50 years the Donaldson family and their business have grown with the once small communities that have now evolved into the City of Casey, now one of the largest growth corridors within Australia with a population in excess of 283,000 and a projected population of 459,000 by 2036.

Established on traditional family values and community involvement Les, Brett and Dale Donaldson offer a combined total of in excess of 100 years of real estate experience in residential sales, auctioneering and property management.

Senior property manager Trevor Powell joined the business in 2012. Trevor has been in the real estate industry for over 30 years and offers a great deal of knowledge and experience in residential property management and its many challenges.

Find them at 43-45 Webb Street, Narre Warren. Phone 9704 7555.

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south eastern

BEACONSFIELD

BUNYIP

DANDENONG

5/241 Soldiers Road

Sat 1.00-1.30pm

First National Neilson Partners – 9707 6000

12A Princes Street

Sat 1.30-2.00pm

19 Viewbank Drive

Sat 1.00-1.30pm

LJ Hooker – 9707 2155

68 Wattletree Road

Sat 1.00pm

170 -176 Soldiers Road

Sat 1.00-1.30pm

Peake Real Estate – 9707 5300

28A Wattletree Road

Sat 2.30-3.00pm

Barry Plant – 5941 1977

Sat 4.00-4.30pm

OBrien – 5995 0500

21 Lyle Avenue

Sat 1.00-1.30pm

Peake Real Estate – 9707 5300

CANNONS CREEK

6/241 Soldiers Road

Sat 1.00-1.30pm

Peake Real Estate – 9707 5300

63 Hardy Avenue

41 Janet Bowman Boulevard

Sat 2.00-2.30pm

Grant’s Estate Agents – 9707 5555

14 Janet Bowman Boulevard

Sat 2.00-2.30pm

OBrien – 9707 0556

1/2 Adamson Avenue

Sat 11.30-12.00pm

88 Scenic Drive

Sat 12.00-12.30pm First National Neilson Partners – 9707 6000

14 Janet Bowman Boulevard

Sun 2.00-2.30pm

Harcourts – 9707 4222 OBrien 9707 0556

BERWICK 1 Orlando Place

Sat 1.00-1.30pm

OBrien – 8794 0500

2/48 Elgin Street

Sat 1.00-1.30pm

OBrien – 8794 0500

3 St Annes Crescent

Sat 1.00-1.30pm

OBrien – 9707 0556

82 Golf Links Road

Sat 1.00-1.30pm

OBrien – 9707 0556

9 Bushlark Court

Sat 1.00-1.30pm

Barry Plant – 9707 1400

59 Palmerston Street

Sat 1.00-1.30pm

Barry Plant – 9707 1400

14a Edwardes Street

Sat 1.00-1.30pm

Barry Plant – 9707 1400

4/22-30 Golflinks Road

Sat 1.00-1.30pm

LJ Hooker – 9707 2155

161 Viewgrand Drive

Sat 1.00-1.30pm

LJ Hooker – 9707 2155

13 Williamson Street

Sat 11.00-11.30am

OBrien – 9707 0556

124 Wurundjeri Boulevard

Sat 11.00-11.30am

Barry Plant – 9707 1400

13 Rheanva Street

Sat 11.00-11.30am

Peake Real Estate – 9707 5300

2 Goodall Court

Sat 12.00-12.30 pm

5 Lightwood Court

Sat 12.00-12.30pm First National Neilson Partners – 9707 6000

20 Emperor Road

Sat 12.00-12.30pm

Grant’s Estate Agents – 9707 5555 OBrien – 5995 0500

20 Golf Links Road

Sat 12.00-12.30pm

OBrien – 9707 0556

47 Piermont Drive

Sat 12.00-12.30pm

OBrien – 9707 0556

NARRE WARREN

Barry Plant – 5941 1977

1/41-43 King Street

Sat 1.00-1.30pm

OBrien – 9706 0556

11 Heyfield Court

Sat 3.00-3.30pm

First National Neilson Partners – 5941 4444

1/41-43 King Street

Sun 1.00-1.30pm

OBrien – 9706 0556

24 Heyington Circle

Sun 1.00-1.30pm

OBrien – 8794 0500

7 Donatello Crescent

Sun 11.00-11.30am

OBrien – 8794 0500 OBrien – 5995 0500

CLYDE

DOVETON 21Nigra Street

Sat 12.00-12.30pm

OBrien – 5995 0500

21Nigra Street

Sun 12.00-12.30pm

OBrien – 5995 0500

17 Greenacre Crescent

Sun 12.00pm-12.30pm

1Acre Court

Sun 12.00-12.30pm

OBrien – 8794 0500

Barry Plant – 5625 3006

40 Saxonwood Drive

Sun 12.00-12.30pm

OBrien – 8794 0500

DROUIN

42 Bimberry Circuit

Sat 12.00-12.30pm

Barry Plant – 9707 1400

CLYDE NORTH 9 Trillium Boulevard

Sat 1.00-1.30pm

OBrien – 9707 0556

12 Holsteiner Terrace

Sat 12.00-12.30pm

OBrien – 5995 0500

9 Trillium Boulevard

Sun 1.00-1.30pm

OBrien – 9707 0556

CRANBOURNE

Sat 1.00-1.30pm

8 Bushy Park Court

Sat 1.00-1.30pm

Barry Plant – 5625 3006

NARRE WARREN NORTH

96 Church Street

Sat 12.00-12.30pm

Barry Plant – 5625 3006

223-225 ABeckett Road

Sat 11.00-11.30am

2 Buritta Court

Sat 12.00-12.30pm

Barry Plant – 5625 3006

293 Belgrave Hallam Road

Sat 12.00-12.30pm

9 Aaron Court

Sat 2.00-2.30pm

Barry Plant – 5625 3006

84 A’Beckett Road

Sat 2.00-2.30pm

ENDEAVOUR HILLS

4 Delta Court

Wed 1.00-1.30pm

Barry Plant – 8794 6100

14 Spring Water Crescent

Sat 1.00-1.30pm

OBrien – 5995 0500

19 Dunferline Crescent

Sat 1.00-1.30pm

OBrien – 5995 0500

1/3 Campbell Parade

5 Wotan Court

Sat 10.00-10.30am

OBrien – 5995 0500

4 Delta Court

Sat 10.00-10.30am

Barry Plant – 8794 6100

3/160 Clarendon Street

Sat 11.00-11.30am

OBrien – 5995 0500 Barry Plant – 8794 6100

Barry Plant – 8794 6100

11Kasian Gardens

Sat 1.00-1.30pm

OBrien – 9706 0556

4 Conran Avenue

Sat 11.00-11.30am

OBrien – 9706 0556

6 Rossiter Ave

Sat 11.00-11.30am

OBrien – 8794 0500

89 Shetland Street

Sat 11.00-11.30am

OBrien – 9706 0556

OBrien – 9707 0556 OBrien – 8794 0500 Peake Real Estate – 9707 5300

40 A’Beckett Road

Sat 1.00-1.30pm

OBrien – 8794 0500

223-225 ABeckett Road

Sun 11.00-11.30am

OBrien – 9707 0556

NARRE WARREN SOUTH 18 Parkwood Avenue

Wed 5.00-5.30pm Sat 1.00-1.30pm

LJ Hooker – 9707 2155

Sat 1.30-2.00pm

Barry Plant – 8794 6100

8 Piedmont Close

Sat 12.00-12.30pm

OBrien – 9706 0556

25 Karrum Karrum Court

11Kasian Gardens

Sun 1.00-1.30pm

OBrien – 9706 0556

11 Grandview Terrace

Barry Plant – 8794 6100

7 Valma Avenue

Sat 11.00-11.30am

12 Broadstone way

Sat 12.00-12.30pm

OBrien – 5979 8833

4 Conran Avenue

Sun 11.00-11.30am

OBrien – 9706 0556

92 Amberly Park Drive

Sat 11.00-11.30am

OBrien – 8794 0500

2/36 Clarendon Street

Sat 12.00-12.30pm

OBrien – 5995 0500

89 Shetland Street

Sun 11.00-11.30am

OBrien – 9706 0556

18 Parkwood Avenue

Sat 11.00-11.30am

Barry Plant – 8794 6100

Sun 12.00-12.30pm

OBrien – 9706 0556

60 Pepperbush Circuit

Sat 3.00-3.30pm

OBrien – 5995 0500

8 Piedmont Close

14 Spring Water Crescent

Sun 11.00-11.30am

OBrien – 5995 0500

GARFIELD 23 Archer Road

CRANBOURNE EAST 39 Kindred Avenue

Sat 1.00-1.30pm

Sat 1.00-1.30pm

OBrien – 5995 0500

1 Nar Nar Goon / Longwarry Road Sat 11.00-11.30am

47 Tyndall Street

Sat 1.00-1.30pm

OBrien – 5995 0500

HAMPTON PARK

11Brittle Gum Road

Sat 11.00am-11.30am

OBrien – 5995 0500

19A Brunel Court

17 Dewsbury Court

Sat 12.00-12.30pm

7 William Leonard Court

Sat 2.00-2.30pm

OBrien – 5995 0500 First National Neilson Partners – 9707 6000

Peake Real Estate – 9707 5300 Barry Plant – 5941 1977

Sat 11.00-11.30am

OBrien – 9706 0556

Sat 2.00-2.30pm

OBrien – 8794 0500

Sat 3.00-3.30pm

OBrien – 9706 0556

92 Amberly Park Drive

Sun 11.00-11.30am

OBrien – 8794 0500

45 The Esplanade

Sun 3.00-3.30pm

OBrien – 9706 0556

5 Colby Place

Sat 12.00-12.30pm

6 Ballina Place

Sat 12.00-12.30pm Neilson Partners First National – 9705 4888

OFFICER

LJ Hooker – 9707 2155

19A Brunel Court

Sun 11.00-11.30am

OBrien – 9706 0556

9 Kayanite Way

Sat 12.00-12.30pm

Harcourts – 9707 4222

5 Colby Place

Sun 12.00-12.30pm

LJ Hooker – 9707 2155

340 Princes Highway

Sat 3.00-3.30pm

LJ Hooker – 9707 2155

OBrien – 5995 0500

5 Colby Place

Thu 2.00-2.30pm

LJ Hooker – 9707 2155

9 Burgess Avenue

Sat 3.00-3.30pm

Neilson Partners First National – 9705 4888

5/6-8 Innes Court

Sat 12.00-12.30pm

OBrien – 9707 0556

8 Thunderbolt Drive

Sat 12.00-12.30pm

OBrien – 5995 0500

42/18-26 Marlesford Crescent

Sat 12.00-12.30pm

Barry Plant – 9707 1400

16 Blackledge Drive

Sat 12.00-12.30pm

Barry Plant – 9707 1400

31 McNabb Street

Sat 12.00-12.30pm

Barry Plant – 9707 1400

24 Yammerbook Drive

Sat 2.00-2.30pm

2/55 Collins Crescent

Sat 12.00-12.30pm

Barry Plant – 9707 1400

26 Hawkeseye Way

Sat 1.30pm -2.00pm

11 Duffy Court

Sat 12.00-12.30pm

Barry Plant – 9707 1400

39 Kindred Avenue

Sun 1.00-1.30pm

LJ Hooker – 9707 2155

6 Lomandra Court 45 The Esplanade

OBrien – 9707 0556

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ADDRESS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ADDRESS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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CONTACT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Property Manager

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Director / Licensed Estate Agent

ADDRESS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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CONTACT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

COMMENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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BERWICK

CRANBOURNE EAST Sat 12.00-12.30pm

LJ Hooker – 9707 2155

47 Tyndall Street

Sun 1.00-1.30pm

OBrien – 5995 0500

24 Noack Road

29/52-54 Shinners Avenue

Sat 12.00-12.30pm

LJ Hooker – 9707 2155

11Brittle Gum Road

Sun 11.00-11.30am

OBrien – 5995 0500

HASTINGS

2/31 Peel Street

Sat 12.00-12.30pm

Peake Real Estate – 9707 5300

CRANBOURNE NORTH

1Hoggins Road OBrien – 8794 0500

Sat 10.30-11.00am

Sat 11.00-11.30am

24 Viewgrand Drive

Sat 12.00-12.30pm

Peake Real Estate – 9707 5300

13 Stoneleigh Road

Sat 1.00-1.30pm

2 Denham Place

Sat 12.00-12.30pm

Peake Real Estate – 9707 5300

5 Buckthorn Drive

Sat 10.00-10.30am

Barry Plant – 9707 1400

12 Denmark Hill Road

Sat 2.00-2.30pm

OBrien – 8794 0500

1/12 Filomena Court

Sat 11.00-11.30am

OBrien – 5995 0500

JUNCTION VILLAGE

9 Carambola Place

Sat 2.00-2.30pm

OBrien – 9706 0556

24 Charlock Drive

Sat 11.00-11.30am

OBrien – 8794 0500

1184 Ballarto Road

9 Harmon Close

Sat 2.00-2.30pm

OBrien – 8794 0500

6 Lansell Drive

Sat 11.00-11.30am

OBrien – 8794 0500

5 Nullica Court

Sat 2.00-2.30pm

Barry Plant – 9707 1400

9 Nature Circuit

Sat 11.00am-11.30am

OBrien – 8794 0500

4 Nestle Retreat

Sat 2.00-2.30pm

LJ Hooker – 9707 2155

44 Mickleham Drive

Sat 11.30-12.00pm First National Neilson Partners – 9707 6000

8 Cheviot Avenue

Sat 3.00-3.30pm

Barry Plant – 8794 6100

13 Landini Circuit

Sat 12.00-12.30pm

12-14 Caserta Drive

Sat 1.30 -2.00pm

Harcourts – 9707 4222

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OBrien – 5995 0500

Sat 2.00-2.30pm

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50 Piermont Drive

Sat 11.30-12.00pm

Harcourts – 9707 4222

10 Barellan Mews

Sat 12.30 -1.00pm

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17 Balook Court

Sat 3.00-3.30pm

38-40 Cloverfield Close

Sat 2.00-2.30pm

First National Neilson Partners – 9707 6000

14 Peregrine Street

Sat 12.30 -1.00pm

93 Mansfield Street

Sat 2.30-3.00pm

Harcourts – 9707 4222

1 Orlando Place

Sun 1.00-1.30pm

OBrien – 8794 0500

Peake Real Estate – 9707 5300

Harcourts – 9707 4222

144 Mountainview Blvd

Sat 3.00-3.30pm

OBrien – 8794 0500

24 Charlock Drive

Sun 11.00-11.30am

OBrien – 8794 0500

3 St Annes Crescent

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OBrien – 9707 0556

6 Lansell Drive

Sun 11.00-11.30am

OBrien – 8794 0500

13 Williamson Street

Sun 11.00-11.30am

OBrien – 9707 0556

14 Hunter Court

Sun 2.00-2.30pm

OBrien – 5995 0500

Sun 3.00-3.30pm

OBrien – 5995 0500

20 Emperor Road

Sun 12.00-12.30pm

OBrien – 5995 0500

17 Balook Court

20 Golf Links Road

Sun 12.00-12.30pm

OBrien – 9707 0556

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OBrien – 9707 0556

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OBrien – 8794 0500

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9 Harmon Close

Sun 2.00-2.30pm

OBrien – 8794 0500

BLIND BIGHT 10 Fishermans Drive

Sat 10.00-10.30am

OBrien – 5995 0500

Sat 1.00-1.30pm

OBrien – 5995 0500

10 Nariel Place

Sat 1.00-1.30pm

OBrien – 5995 0500

89 John Russell Drive

Sat 12.00-12.30pm

OBrien – 8794 0500 Grant’s Estate Agents – 9707 5555

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49 Banjo Patterson Drive

Sat 1.00-1.30pm

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Sat 1.00-1.30pm

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OBrien – 5995 0500

Sat 3.00-3.30pm

Barry Plant – 9707 1400

46 Arthur Phillip Drive

Sat 11.00-11.30am

17 Flinders Chase

Sat 11.00-11.30am

OBrien – 9707 0556

2/16-20 Honeysuckle Way

Sat 11.00am-11.30am

OBrien – 9707 0556

LANGWARRIN 5/196 North Road

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Sat 11.00-11.30am

Barry Plant – 5625 3006

LYNBROOK 45 Baynton Crescent

Sat 1.00-1.30pm

OBrien – 5995 0500

30 Gilmore Crescent

Sat 12.00-12.30pm

OBrien – 5995 0500

30 Gilmore Crescent

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OBrien – 5995 0500

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Sat 12.00-12.30pm

Barry Plant – 5941 1977

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Sat 12.00-12.30pm

Barry Plant – 5941 1977

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8/137 Ahern Road

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22 Kilburn Place

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Barry Plant – 5941 1977 OBrien – 9707 0556 First National Neilson Partners – 5941 4444

PAKENHAM UPPER

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First National Neilson Partners – 5941 4444

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Wed 6.00-6.30pm

Barry Plant – 8794 6100

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Sat 1.00-1.30pm

7 Donatello Crescent

Sat 11.00-11.30am

Peake Real Estate – 9707 5300 OBrien – 8794 0500

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OBrien – 5995 0500

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OBrien – 8794 0500

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Sat 12.00-12.30pm

OBrien – 8794 0500

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OBrien – 8794 0500

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Sat 12.00-12.30pm

Barry Plant – 8794 6100

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Casey councillor Amanda Stapledon, Dandenong MP Gabrielle Williams, Aboriginal Affairs Minister Natalie Hutchins, Boon Wurrung elder Arweet Carolyn Briggs, Dandenong and District Aborigines Co-operative Limited chief executive Andrew Gardiner, Cr Damien Rosario, Cr Wayne Smith and Cr Mick Morland at the place's opening. 156789

Have a yarn proved to create better health outcomes.

“The Gathering Place is seen as an opportunity for creating new forms of community participation to sustain improved social, health and economic futures.”

The space was renovated by Casey council and funded by the State Government.

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by Wurundjeri elder Diane Kerr, Boon Wurrung elder Arweet Carolyn Briggs and Dandenong and District Aborigines Co-operative Limited chief executive Andrew Gardiner.

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“As a group, their health status is poorer across all measures.”

Cr Damien Rosario said the gathering place was an apt location, given Casey has the highest Aboriginal population in Melbourne, including many aged under 17.

“Council completely refurbished an underutilised and deteriorated facility and opened the doors to the community earlier this year.

“The Gathering Place has since been welcomed and wellreceived, with the Aboriginal community already establishing a strong sense of belonging and pride with the space.”

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The space at 20 Adonis Street, Doveton, holds outreach health programs, social activities, men’s, art-and-yarn and homework groups.

At its formal opening on 13 July, councillor Wayne Smith said it was a place to “drop in for a yarn and a cuppa”.

It was developed based on research that showed Aboriginal Victorians were “more likely to be involved in the justice system, less likely to finish school, attend university and have a sustainable job than nonAboriginal Victorians.

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Casey mayor Sam Aziz and Cardinia mayor Jodie Owen with the 2016 business award nominees.

Talk of the business world STRENGTHENING businesses through conversation was the theme on Thursday night when the Casey Cardinia Business award nominees were announced.

Dozens of finalists were applauded at a cocktail function at Monash University, Berwick, and Casey mayor Sam Aziz said it like he saw it.

“Tonight is about hearing from each other to strengthen economic viability of the whole region – one of the fastest growing in the state,“ Cr Aziz said.

have done just that – both taking home two nominations on the night.

“Through the judging process, it has been very exciting to see the number of entrants, and in some categories, there are up to 19 applicants, so some tough decisions had to be made at this stage,” Cr Owen said.

“We believe that one nomination is all it takes to shine a light on an outstanding business.”

Unfortunately, all of the nominees from the Home-based Business Award were unable to attend the awards night.

Previous winners Kelly Sports were again nominated for the award, alongside Sam Michelle- Paintings and TravelManagers.

A whopping 48 businesses were nominated on the night by the public for the People’s Choice Award as the voting lines remain open.

Participants may vote as many times as they like, but only once per business. Voting closes on 12 August.

Award winners will be announced at a gala dinner on Friday 16 September.

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“We give recognition to those who are excelling in their fields, but also come together to learn from the experiences of one another.

“By sharing our stories, of success and obstacles overcome, together we can strengthen the economic viability of the region as a whole.”

Cardinia shire mayor Jodie Owen echoed his thoughts, advising business owners to reflect on their systems and improve.

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Nominee Wade Calderwood from the Pakenham Racing Club accepted his award from Cardinia Shire Mayor Jodie Owen along with Nola Delorenzo and Tracey Gargano of Wings and Fins Seafood Restaurant, with Casey Mayor Sam Aziz and Suchitra Reddy and Nayaz Noor from Safir Tours.

Cardinia shire mayor Jodie Owen with Kirsten Bak and David Bak of K & D Bak Painting and Decorating with Casey mayor Sam Aziz and Dr Robert Panjkov from Beaconsfield Dental.

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Local cosmetic surgery

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Expansive new hospital facility WITH the new St John of God Berwick Hospital well underway at Kangan Drive, many are asking how it will affect and benefit them.

All of the current services provided at the Gibb Street Hospital, including operating theatres and the maternity, surgical and medical wards, will be relocated to the new hospital once opened in late 2017.

Beds in the units will increase to allow care for a growing number of patients. In addition, new services will be launched, including an intensive care unit, cardiac unit and a cardiac/vascular catheter laboratory.

Additional operating theatres will be opened, bringing the to-

tal to eight and an increase to six maternity birthing suites. Basement car parking will allow for 350 cars and at the completion of stage 2, the hospital will cater for 210 patient beds.

Employment opportunities for 200 new roles will become available in early 2017 in preparation for opening later in the year. A total of 100 new doctors will also be required.

“The construction of the new hospital, which is co-located with Monash Health’s Casey hospital, will form part of a major health precinct in Melbourne and take health care in the region to a new level,” St John of God Berwick Hospital CEO Lisa Norman said.

“The hospital is expected to be completed in late 2017, at which time all existing services provided by SJGBH at our historic Gibb Street site will be relocated to the new hospital.”

“The number and range of services will be significantly expanded, and it is anticipated that the hospital will play a vital role in providing health care services in Eastern Victoria.”

For further information on the St John of God Berwick Hospital redevelopment, visit www.sjog.org.au/berwickredevelopment or find St John of God Berwick Hospital on Facebook or Instagram.

TIM Brown has been consulting in Berwick for over 10 years.

Mr Brown performs cosmetic plastic surgery, and this can be done at St John of God in Berwick.

He has recently moved into new, purpose-built facilities next to the hospital in Berwick.

Many people ask why Mr Brown insists on using a hospital for his procedures and an overnight stay for most of them.

All surgical procedures involving an anaesthetic that lasts more than one hour generally require an overnight stay to ensure that any drowsiness or nausea associated with prolonged exposure to anaesthetic are monitored properly.

Although procedures such as breast augmentation require a much shorter anaesthetic, there is a risk of bleeding which Mr Brown has found is increased in patients who mobilise less than six hours after their surgery.

As he likes to review patients the day after surgery to answer questions and check the result, it makes sense to stay in overnight.

In addition, all the nursing staff at St John of God Hospital are very experienced in monitoring post operative care of Mr Brown’s patients, and will alert him early should they have any concerns.

Mr Tim Brown has been performing cosmetic plastic surgery in Berwick for over a decade. 156730 While these circumstances are rare and unusual, safety is always a priority.

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Beautiful face of new nails DIAMOND Deluxe Nails and Beauty is the new face in beauty in Narre Warren South but, despite that, it offers a lot of experience.

Owner Jessica, who has spent 22 years in the industry, said the new business offered nail and beauty services from waxing and facials to new SNS - healthy natural nails, not gel, not acrylic.

It stocks the Nu Skin Care System and offers hot rock massage pedicures for improved circulation.

She said these help create healthy natural nails at a good price and with great service.

“We are all new and have the latest equipment but we still have a lot of knowledge and pride ourselves on our customer service,” Jessica said.

“We are also offering special opening specials including 15 per cent off normal prices until the end of July.”

Although her business is new to the area, she said she had qualified, professional, courteous and knowledgeable staff with a lot of experience in the industry.

The focus of the business is firmly on customer service and introducing new products.

Diamond Deluxe Nails and Beauty is at Amberly Park Shopping Centre, Shop 16/101 Seebeck Drive, Narre Warren South.

It is open seven days a week from 9.30am-8pm Thursday and Friday, 10am to 4pm Sunday and 9.30am to 7pm on other days, telephone 9705 2888.

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An artist’s impression of the new Selandra Rise community centre.

Centre design up for discussion CONSTRUCTION of a $6.6 million community centre and town square at Selandra Rise in Clyde North will start in early August, with works expected to be completed in October 2017.

City of Casey Mayor Sam Aziz said council would hold two community meetings next month to give residents the opportunity to view the design for the community precinct.

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nect,” Cr Aziz said.

“Reflecting feedback received from residents during community consultation, the design of the community centre incorporates halls and meeting rooms of varying sizes, an ecologically sustainable design, large foyer, exhibition space, and a commercial kitchen.

“The town square will provide residents with an accessible and vibrant community precinct, creating connectivity between facilities and providing for a range of community activities, events and programs including an exciting public art collaboration with RMIT University.

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munity meetings on Thursday 18 August for residents to preview the precinct design, find out more about the project and have the opportunity to be involved in a naming competition for the new facility, so I encourage local residents to head along.”

Casey has contributed $4.1 million to the project drawn from rates and developer contributions, with the remaining $2.5 million for the integrated community centre funded by the State Government.

The meetings will be held at 4.30pm and 7pm at Selandra Community Place, 2 Forest Drive, Clyde North.

Seth’s new ride SETH Sleep may not have had a pushbike for more than a month, but he did have a band of friends at Corvettes of Melbourne, ready to get him some new wheels.

Leukaemia deprived nineyear-old Seth of riding his Giant BMX, which was gifted to him by his poppy - and then thieves did.

The bike was spotted missing from the Sleep’s garage in Narre Warren South on Friday 27 May. After a wide police search, the BMX worth close to $500 wasn’t found.

Having beaten the blood

cancer late last year, Seth had been behind the handles of his BMX just a dozen times before it was stolen.

The bike was originally bought to help strengthen Seth’s legs after 70 rounds of chemotherapy.

Seth’s dad Simon Sleep said he was “overwhelmed” with the support from Corvettes of Melbourne (COM) and Kristjan Snorrason owner at Berwick Cycles.

“Kristjan contacted me via Facebook and said that he and his wife had a bike they’d like to give Seth,” he said. But Seth didn’t like the colour and the

right one got ordered.

With some fund-raising from COM and Berwick Cycles’ generosity, Seth now has a bike.

COM raised $500 for the Sleep family.

“Berwick Cycles discounted the bike Seth had chosen and gave both Seth and his sister, Holly helmets because Seth’s was also stolen with the bike,” Simon said.

COM met Seth at Puffing Billy to officially present him with his new bike and to take a look at their own sparkling wheels.

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By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS CASEY is on the threshold of a potential economic boom, according to speakers at a Narre Warren Region Business Group AGM on 13 July.

Guest speaker Neville Waterman spoke fervently of his goal for Waterman Business Centre to help 5000 Casey businesses thrive.

Mr Waterman has plans to replicate his Narre Warren-based centre across Melbourne to provide a “healthy environment” to support small businesses.

Businesspeople needed to have a “healthy vision” with a “compelling why” - beyond making money, he said.

His was to support small businesses, many which floundered without an effective support network.

Mr Waterman said a cluster of thriving businesses would profoundly boost wellbeing in the City of Casey.

“I believe the real key to the success of our nation is the prosperity of small businesses.

“We could profoundly affect the lives of so many people.”

Mr Waterman said most business people started out unsure of how to build a healthy business, worked harder than they had to and had an unbalanced lifestyle.

He hoped to facilitate business leaders that were well-connected, inspired, working smarter not harder and learning from other successful entrepreneurs.

“What if we could create this environment that this small business person who is failing and struggling ... that they could have all the supports.”

He invited business people to an open day at Waterman Business Centre at Victor Crescent on 29 July.

Also at the meeting, Mayor Sam Aziz said Mr Waterman was an “amazing man” and that he and his business incubator were “critical” to Casey council’s economic strategy.

He outlined the council’s plans for a

Sam Aziz, Neville Waterman, Michael Spiteri and Narre Warren Region Business Group president Steve Osborne 156790 Narre Warren CBD structure plan to help guide $10 billion of expected development in one of Victoria’s 10 legislated major activity centres.

“Casey is at an amazing threshold.

There’s great opportunities coming along,” he said.

Cr Aziz said the council was in talks with the State Government to re-develop the suburb’s railway station, with highdensity housing nearby.

He spoke of the need to create local employment with improved transport.

He said it was unacceptable that 70

per cent of Casey residents travelled outside the municipality for work.

The State Government’s $154 million promise to duplicate Thompsons Road would unlock a potential employment precinct and in turn create 100,000 jobs, Cr Aziz said.

In the next five years, Casey could be home to defence-industry firms and the state’s biggest car mega-mart, he said.

Cr Aziz defended the under-construction civic-arts precinct Bunjil Place, expected to drive 1 million visitors into Narre Warren each year.

He said “years of prudent financial planning” meant the $125 million project could be funded without raising rates “by a cent”.

With an expected 100-year shelf-life, Bunjil Place would be paid off within 16 years, Cr Aziz said.

He took aim at the “group of six people” Casey Residents and Ratepayers Association for wanting to “cancel the contract and stop building”.

At the dinner at Kilgerron Homestead restaurant, Beehive Foundation chairman Michael Spiteri received $1000 from the Narre Warren Region Group.

Mr Spiteri said the donation would help save up to 100 children’s lives.

The foundation was formed in 2012 to build resilience in young people.

Around the same time there was a wellpublicised youth suicide cluster in Casey.

“Kids from normal families were struggling to cope with what life throws at them.”

Mr Spiteri relayed the high rates of bullying, depression, self-harm and suicide among young people.

Suicide was the largest cause of death in the 17-19 year old age group in Australia, he said.

Beehive pitched itself as a way to help young people “maximise what they achieve in life” - while teaching coping skills such as ‘facing fear’ and ‘digging deep’ in school, sport and life.

Since then, the foundation has reached 10,000 children, helped in a ‘Spirit of Football’ round in South East Juniors football and in Casey schools.

“We know we have saved lives,” Mr Spiteri said.

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By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS KATE Sargent isn’t that proud of the cake that snowballed her into a homecooked sweets enterprise.

It was a top-deck cake - a vanilla and chocolate sponge with purple icing and flowers - cooked for her daughter’s first birthday.

But the offering went down well and stirred Ms Sargent’s dormant passion for baking birthday cakes, cupcakes, cake balls and wedding cakes in her Cranbourne home kitchen.

Ms Sargent said she always loved helping in the kitchen as a child, with particular fond memories of the classic Australian Women’s Weekly birthday cake cookbook.

“Children’s birthday cakes - that’s where my real passion is, especially for first birthdays and baby showers.

“It’s my happy place. It’s just lovely to see the excitement on kids’ faces.”

She said she now appreciates the real labour of love that her mother endured to re-create the Women’s Weekly cakes recipes.

Requests came from time-poor friends for a variety of fun-themed birthday cakes.

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Kate Sargent and her children Jade and Sophie. 156471 Ms Sargent has created designs including Finding Nemo, Paw Patrol, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Batman.

“Most of us don’t have as much time as we used to. They don’t have the time to organise a party and make the birthday cake as well.”

Along the way she has perfected the art of edible, icing figurines and flowers.

She honed her technique at cooking classes and by astutely Googling cake-making videos on YouTube and pictures on Pinterest.

Two years ago, her commandingly named home business Sargent Sweetness was officially born.

The business name was a “cute play on words” using her married name. It means that if she divorces, she loses her business, Ms Sargent jokes.

She adds that not only is she grateful for the name but also for her husband’s support for the enterprise.

The business has gathered steam in the past six months through Facebook and dropping off business cards around the region.

Ms Sargent is also gaining a profile with her chocolate-coated cake balls - sometimes with a shot of salted caramel - at the monthly night market

at Lynbrook Community Centre, and the recent decadent dessert-fest Winter Treats in Berwick.

The next Lynbrook market, with children’s activities, teppanyaki and door prizes, is on 22 July, 5.30-9pm.

Her chocolate-coated cake balls with a flavour shot of salted caramel went down a treat at the Winter Treats event in Berwick recently.

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LEARN to make fresh pasta from scratch. First generation Italians Hilda and Laurie of the Yarra Valley will teach their recipes. They are also the authors of: Wow! It’s Italian Gourmet Cook Book.

■ Balla Balla Community Centre, Monday 8 August, 7pm to 8.30pm. Cost: $25. Bookings essential. Call: 5990 0900 for more information.

Dandenong Market FOUNDED in 1866, Dandenong Market is Melbourne’s second oldest and second largest. Shoppers will find fruit and veg, meat, fish, deli items, coffee, nuts, chocolates, cakes, ready-to-eat food from around the globe, clothing, accessories, toys, flowers and much more.

■ Dandenong Market, corner Clow and Cleeland streets, Dandenong. From 7am to 5pm Fridays, 7am to 4pm Saturdays, 10am to 3pm Sundays.

Home and Art Prize THIS free exhibition recognises the creative talents of artists who arrived in Australia as refugees or asylum seekers.

■ Walker Street Gallery and Arts Centre, corner Walker and Robinson streets, Dandenong. Until Saturday 30 July. 11am to 5pm weekdays, 11am to 3pm Saturdays.

Plants sale ALL Australian plants will be on sale at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Cranbourne’s Winter Plant Sale. A wide range of plants in pots and tubes will be on sale from $3.

■ Kiosk area of the Cranbourne Australian Gardens, Ballarto Road and Botanic Drive.

Saturday 23 and Sunday 24 July. 10am-2pm.

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.

Family fun at the library PLAYING with Lego, chess, puzzles and games together can improve literacy, numeracy, spatial awareness, socially appropriate behaviour and fair play. A parent or carer must accompany children to this free activity. Sessions are not held during school or public holidays.

■ Springvale Library, 411 Springvale Road, Springvale. Saturdays, 11am to noon. Dandenong Library, 225 Lonsdale Street, Dandenong. Fridays, 4pm to 5pm. Call 1300 630 920 for more information.

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

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

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 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.

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Mental health program GROW offers a 12-step recovery focused program to 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 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.

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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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WANT TO SAVE TIME & MONEY?

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A1 Mobile Dog Wash

TOP SOIL

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Free delivery in the Dandenong metro area.

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9799-8884.

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Call Julie

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By CASEY NEILL TOYS for kids in need filled Dandenong RSL thanks to Victoria’s Nashos.

The National Servicemen’s Association of Australia’s (NSAA) south-east sub-branch co-ordinated the collection on Saturday 9 July.

Sub-branch president Mike Smith said the Salvation Army Toy Bank would distribute the haul of “several thousand toys”.

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“They also give to other charities and they also give to jails.”

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FOR those who have ever wondered what it would be like to live in a foreign country, hosting an international exchange student may just allow their imagination to take flight.

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A Scandinavian exchange student returns to his country after his dream exchange to Australia where he learnt all about Aussie culture and way of life. More Nordic students like him want to do the same. 156729 eryday life that you lead.”

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By JARROD POTTER LOOKING back on three years of hard work in and out of the equestrian arena, Emma Booth is still wrapping her mind around the fact that she’s earned her place at the Rio Paralympic Games.

Booth, 25, originally from Berwick, saw a light at the end of the tunnel by dreaming about Rio. After the car accident that left her paralysed, riding again was her main motivator - to literally get back on the horse and aim at a new horizon beyond her limits.

Making the Paralympic team - qualifying for the dressage with her horse Zidane - was one of those multifaceted moments she’s still wrapping her mind around as she prepares to fly out to Rio Emma Booth and Zidane are in the midst of Rio preparation after Pictures: JARROD POTTER qualifying for the Paralympic Games. 156361 and compete for Australia.

“A lot of different emotions, I guess That horse, Zidane, was amazingly high hopes for the upcoming Games, - excitement, a bit of relief I guess, but found on the Mornington Peninsula but she’s not letting her mind wander as probably just more excitement and after a few trips abroad and interstate there’s plenty left to do before they go. excited about the times ahead,” Booth looking for Booth’s ideal horse.

“Taking it all as it comes I guess said. “The moment they announced With only three weeks of practice - taking it in my stride,” Booth said. the team and when you realise that together, Zidane’s introduction to para“We’ve got some awesome scores in all the hard work you’ve put in so far equestrian riding, Booth managed to qualifying and have a really good shot has paid off ... then you have to stay get him ready for the Paralympic qualof doing well and potentially even fit and healthy and keep working just ifying events. By sheer coincidence, medalling at Rio, but at the same time has hard now that the team has been one of the events was also on the third I’m trying not to get ahead of myself announced.” anniversary of her accident. and just to enjoy the journey.

From day one of her rehabilitation, “That day in particular was very While it’s vindicating to look back Rio was her target. emotional day, on one hand having the and know her fledgling dreams have Representing Australia at the Para- three-year anniversary of the accident been forged in reality through hard lympics was the guiding aim that and having to relive in a way all the work, Booth knows it was a team efforced her hand and pushed her train- emotions as to what happened,” Booth fort to get her to Rio and wanted to ing to the next level. said. “Then at the same time we’re acknowledge everyone who helped her “It’s pretty cool when you put it like going into the ring and winning our along the way. that - it’s a bit of an unbelievable feel- Grade 2 Para test that qualifies us for “It’s just setting your mind on a goal ing,” Booth said. “Maybe it hasn’t re- the Paralympics... so I guess overall and working towards that and putting it’s been testing, but exciting and fun. ally sunk in yet. everything you can towards that and “It’s been enjoyable since I‘ve had achieving what you want to achieve,” “It’s been a huge rollercoaster of ups and downs - finding a horse was Zidane ... he’s the most fun horse to Booth said. “I’ve said it a million times the first task which was really difficult. ride and every day he’s a real one-in- before though, you need to use the help I had to find a horse that was suitable a-million.” around you; I couldn’t have done this for me but also quality enough to be a She has one last competition in without my family’s support in the earcontender at Rio.” Australia on 23 July at Boneo and has ly days and Glenn Carter who did the

Emma and her two biggest fans - Zidane and Rosie. 156361 ride (Ride With No Limits), or done it without anyone who has been involved in the journey so far and that’s a really important thing.”

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boyfriend Josh, PR lady Steph, Glenn Carter, coach Lone Jeorgensen as well as sponsors Cranbourne Horsepower, Flexifit Equestrian, BSM Sport and Hiform for their support.

Rare swimming find

By JARROD POTTER JACK Howell lives by a simple, yet famous mantra - ‘just keep swimming’.

His story shares a lot of similarities with the famous aquatic characters of the Finding Nemo and Finding Dory films.

Howell, 12, from Berwick, was born without a left hand and often refers to himself as having a ‘lucky fin’ just like Nemo.

Instead of letting it hold him back, Howell just powers on, swimming despite the odds thrown against him and has reaped some major rewards already.

“Nemo has a ‘lucky fin’ that is small than his regular fin also another connection in the movie Dory says ‘just keep swimming’ and that replicates to me when I’m in training,” Howell said.

“Just to keep going with my swimming and ... just never giving up.

“It was an inspiration for me to follow - and when I was watching Finding Nemo when it first came out, I didn’t

know I was going to become a swimmer but remembering it has been an inspiration for me.

“I would say anything is possible if you try and train.”

Competing in the School Sport Victoria (SSV) swimming championships, Howell won two gold medals and qualified to represent the state at the upcoming school's national championships in Darwin this September.

His achievements are that remarkable that Howell is the only primary age boy with a disability selected for the team.

“Making the state team was a sense of relief almost because I was so close in my races, it was a sense of relief to know that I’d made it in,” Howell said. “It was a bit of a surprise because we didn’t know until our friend came along and told us.”

Howell has qualified for seven races at the national championships - 50m freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly, 100m and 200m freestyle as well as the relay.

Jack Howell doesn't let his 'lucky fin' slow him down as he has swam his way onto the state team.

Picture: SUPPLIED In the meantime, it’s back in the pool for just a bit more swimming in training as Howell has three sessions a week with the Casey TigerSharks and Vic Team coach Karen Garrard as well as being selected for the Kambrya College Athlete Development Program based on his swimming, running

and athletic abilities.

He hopes to swim for Australia one day at the Paralympics and has been earmarked by the Australian Paralympic Committee at its ‘Talent 4 Tokyo’ event with a suite of impressive results.

As a student at Brentwood Park Primary School, and Sports captain for

Casey House, Jack is currently raising funds to meet almost $3000 of travel and team expenses to compete at the Darwin Nationals. Raffle tickets can be purchased at Brentwood Park Primary School and if anyone is interested in sponsoring him, they can contact Therese Howell on 0439 905 533.

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Liam Hulett latches onto a Dogs defender in Casey's heartbreaking Pictures: JARROD POTTER one-point loss on Sunday. 156876

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Alex Neal-Bullen, Viv Michie and Dean Terlich.

It was carnage throughout the visiting forward-arc as Footscray was given time to sit and admire the destructive force.

Trengove, Bugg, Michie, Cam Pedersen, Tim Smith, Smith, Paul Pattison and Ed Morris - the goals were piled to the sky in the incredible third term as Casey pushed itself back out in front.

But it wasn’t just the goals in the third, it was the intensity around the contest, the tackling and ability to contest every Footscray possession that saw Casey shine.

That tempo continued through the

went out of bounds on the full.

Footscray would boot a point and rinse, lather, repeat. The match-winning behind came from the boot of Anthony Barry, giving the faithful the biggest celebration at the Kennel in years after claiming the 12.12 (84) to 13.5 (83) victory.

Neal-Bullen (37 possessions), Dunn (25), Clayton Oliver (25) led the way for the Scorps while Tommy Trengove (23) and Bugg (22) were also impressive in defeat.

“If we think we can compete and play two and a half quarters of footy at a level we expect, we’re kidding ourselves,” Casey coach Justin Plapp said.

fourth term ... at least for the start of it. The first 20 minutes belonged to Casey as it restricted the Dogs across half-back.

Former Dandenong Stingray Bailey Dale (four goals) was the Scorpions’ heartbreaker as he found his feet when it mattered most.

The Doggies barked back in the final 10 minutes as eventually the bow broke and Casey lost its nerve. The backs rushed, the midfielders scrambled and nothing could be done to stop the relentless wave of Dogs’ pressure.

Booting it back to three points, it boiled down to each contest. Heartbreakingly, Casey would kick in, it

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VFL FOOTSCRAY BULLDOGS 2.0 8.3 8.4 12.12 (84) CASEY SCORPIONS 5.3 5.4 13.4 13.5 (83) FOOTSCRAY Goals: B. Dale 4, J. Staley 2, W. Minson 2, J. Russell, L. Dalgleish, A. Tashevski-Beckwith, J. Hamling.

Best: B. Dale, J. Russell, M. Honeychurch, J. Adcock, A. Barry, W. Minson.

CASEY Goals: T. Smith 3, B. Newton 2, D. Terlich, V. Michie, P. Pattison, J. Trengove, A. Neal-Bullen, C. Pedersen, J. Spencer, T. Bugg.

Best: A. Neal-Bullen, T. Smith, L. Dunn, T. Bugg, D. Collis, V. Michie.

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Tigers arrived ready to strike

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VFL - ROUND 15 TWO terms rarely adds up to a win as Casey found out in a demoralising onepoint defeat at the hands of Footscray.

Compounding Casey’s problems, Jake Gains and Dylan Collis had to back up from Friday night’s reserves match following the late withdrawal of Chris Dawes and Josh Wagner from the Casey squad.

But overall Casey thrived in the gale-force conditions early - roosting it long and letting the likes of Tim Smith (3), Liam Hulett and roaming ruckman Jake Spencer sort things out.

Spencer kept busy across the afternoon - burdening the lion’s share of Casey’s ruckwork against Will Minson in a captivating battle.

It showed there’s life yet in the VFL ruck division especially with sides circling Minson for trade week.

Ben Newton (2) fired early to boot the visitors ahead by 21 at the first break ... but where did Casey go after that?

Against the wind, the Scorpions were bystanders, passengers and buckpassing as the Bulldogs stormed back ahead and then some.

There was no resistance of any substance when the wind blew in the Scorpions’ faces ... leaving a lot to be desired after the break.

But chalk and cheese was the contrast of second and third terms - Casey was electric with the wind again. The main sails went up and Casey started to broadside the Bulldogs. From all points the Scorpions surged. Jack Hutchins, Lynden Dunn and Declan Keilty picked off the errant defensive-50 to drill it back to the likes of

“The most disappointing thing to come out of it was that we got what we deserved today - we were non-existent in the second quarter, maybe five minutes at the back end of the second quarter were we got the game on our terms and played the way we wanted it to be played.

“Then we come out and have an eight-goal third quarter and play some pretty inspiring and tough footy.

“We were always going to have our backs up against it with the wind - that played a fair part in it - we’re disappointed but the effort was still there and we couldn’t get the effort we needed over the series of the game.”

The loss bumps Casey off the top of the totem pole ahead of hosting the Sandringham Zebras at Casey Fields on Sunday morning from 11.40am.

VWFL SOUTH EAST ROUND 12 THERE wasn’t much to smile about for Beaconsfield as it faced its harshest reality check yet in senior football.

The Eagles were pummelled by the Tigers to the tune of 57 points on Saturday morning as the intensity ramped up a notch at Holm Park Reserve.

Katie Angelis’ first-term goal was about as good as it got for Beaconsfield as the visiting Seaford came ready to strike.

Angelis found herself up against Seaford midfielder Naomi Brisbane - a former VWFL league and best and fairest winner at Cranbourne - in an interesting battle across the wings and midfield, despite Angelis being a bit crook.

Another former local, out of the defunct St John’s, Michelle Densley, was a handful for the Beaconsfield defenders as Seaford blew out the margin and ran the Eagles off their feet.

“They just weren’t switched on,” Beaconsfield coach Troy Robinson said.

“Had a pretty poor week in relation to training, a number of girls off crook and we had some who were injured too.

“They’re not excuses, though, as we weren’t switched on and that happens.

“We didn’t gel, didn’t hold structure or play to the game plan and didn’t stick to it.

“We’re not disappointed, though, as it’s a good reality check as it shows how easily you can get done if you’re not committed.”

Millie Shone remained a dogged contributor through the Beacy midfield, pushing through the best of Seaford’s centre.

Brooke and Sarah Allingham were best afield alongside Georgia Anderson, Madeleine Martin and Rachael Kimber.

“Millie Shone was absolutely brilliant - she just repelled every opportunity that she could,” Robinson said. “Rachael Kimber off our backline took a number of goal saving marks and rebounding efforts defensively and was brilliant too.”

The loss pushes Beaconsfield off the top of the ladder with two rounds of the regular season to go as the side battles third placed Rosebud this Saturday morning before its last round clash away at EdithvaleAspendale.

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Battle for top spot A NEW complexion could be thrown over the South East Football Netball League on Saturday when Narre Warren host Berwick in a classic topof-the-table clash at Kalora Park.

Top spot goes on the line as the intriguing Magpies face the proven reigning premiers in a perfect litmus test just five weeks out from this year’s finals series.

And if the Magpies win -we’ve got a completely different ball game on our hands.

Most pre-season predictions had Berwick way out in front, Cranbourne chasing, with the Magpies expected to take time to find their feet with so many new faces at the arrival desk.

Big-name recruiting at both Doveton and Pakenham had the Magpies locked in for fourth or fifth on the ladder, but they’ve surprised many.

That includes the leader of this week’s opponent, Berwick coach Rhys Nisbet.

“Am I surprised, yeah probably because they’ve had such a high turnover of players, but they’re a great club Narre Warren,” Nisbet said.

“Sometimes a fresh voice, some fresh ideas, can really bond a group together and it seems to be the case with them this year.”

The Magpies lost their opening game of the season, by a point to Doveton, but have since won nine of their 10, with their only loss to the Wickers by 39 points at Edwin Flack Reserve in round seven.

On that occasion, it was a seven-goal haul to Mitchell Johnson that made the difference, slipping under Heath Black’s guard after three weeks in the reserves.

But Black has his own issues this week, with star full-forward Darren Sheen to miss with an untimely groin injury and several others under injury clouds after a horror round 12 before last week’s bye.

Expect players like Michael Collins, Col McNamara, Josh Tonna and Dylan Quirk to really lift for this one. They don’t like Berwick and would hate nothing more than handing over the title of “the last team to win back-to-back premierships” at the end of the season.

And a win on Saturday will go a long way to-

wards avoiding that handover.

The Magpies will come close, but in the end it will be Berwick’s ability to make the most of its chances -Ben Kearns and Tim Gunn in particularthat will be the key factor, come the final siren.

It’s the Wickers to cement top spot with a 14-point triumph.

Pakenham midfielder Russell Lehman provided the highlight of a lopsided round 13 on Saturday, kicking eight goals in the Lions 80-point victory over Hampton Park at Robert Booth Reserve.

In other games, Marc Holt kicked seven in Cranbourne’s 88-point trouncing of Officer, while Mitch Johnson (5 goals) and Gunn (4 goals) kicked nine between them in Berwick’s 88-point victory over Beaconsfield.

And Doveton stalwart Shannon Henwood kicked a career-high six goals in the Doves 75-point win over Tooradin.

The Doves will unveil a new gun-recruit this week when Badu Island star Didymus Blanket makes his debut against Officer at Starling Road.

Battling it out while the best rests

By DAVID NAGEL WHILE the cat’s away - the mice will play.

Reigning premier and back-to-back fancy Narre Warren had the bye on Saturday allowing its main challengers to take centre stage in the South East Football Netball League.

Beaconsfield was forced to battle hard against Berwick, Hampton Park and Doveton to build their percentage, while Cranbourne finally got rewarded for a solid recent run of form by sneaking into the top five for the first time this season.

Of the contenders -only Tooradin took a backward step.

It took Cranbourne until the final two minutes of play to finally roll over ROC, the Eagles coming from three goals down in the dying stages to keep their finals hopes alive.

Cranbourne’s persistence paid off when it mattered most.

Tara Cecil (goal keeper) and Sharni Lambden (goal defence) began to intercept and block shots, while at the opposite end of the court Alanah Hardy (goal shooter) and Tegan Stahl (goal attack) just couldn’t miss.

Beaconsfield took the four points but looked a little scratchy in its seven-goal, 42-35, victory over a brave Berwick at Holm Park Reserve.

Scores were locked at half time before the Eagles kicked into gear in the second half. Bianca Sanzaro (GS) had the hot hand in the third quarter, before handing over to Andi Dickson (GA)

who finished off the job for the second-placed Eagles.

Amanda Goodie (GA), Sarah McDermott (wing attack) and Emily LaRoche (wing defence) were brilliant for the Wickers in the first half.

Doveton made the biggest statement of the weekend, doubling Tooradin’s score with a crushing 70-35 victory at Robinson Reserve.

The Doves had a bright new look, with star goaler Rahni Samason (GS) joined by Sam Gabriel (GA) in the attacking ring, causing the Seagulls all sorts of headaches down back. Samason had 37 goals to three-quarter time before handing over to Gabriel who shot 15 in the final term.

Bree Miller (WD) played a sensational second half for the Doves, while Cara Humbert and Liz Edwards were typically frugal in defence.

Tara Smith (WA) and Shona Wells (centre) tried hard to stop the Doves’ flow in the second half.

And Hampton Park also gave its percentage a healthy boost, consolidating third spot on the ladder with a 65-32 victory over Pakenham.

The Redbacks were super-consistent all day, scoring 17, 15, 17 and 16 goals in each term, with Brooke Kiely (GS) scoring 42 to do the majority of the damage. Natu Fahnana (WA) and Rania Waller (GD) were also outstanding for the winners, who face Beaconsfield in a real season-definer at Holm Park Reserve this Saturday.

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SENIORS DOVETON 4.2 8.6 15.7 17.11(113) TOORADIN-DALMORE 2.2 2.6 3.8 5.8(38) BEACONSFIELD 0.2 1.2 3.3 4.7(31) BERWICK 5.5 8.9 12.15 17.17(119) OFFICER SFC 1.1 4.2 6.6 7.7(49) CRANBOURNE 8.8 13.13 16.16 19.23(137) HAMPTON PARK 1.2 6.5 8.8 8.10(58) PAKENHAM 5.4 10.5 16.8 21.12(138) RESERVES: Doveton 6.7(43) v Tooradin-Dalmore 8.10(58), Beaconsfield 1.4(10) v Berwick 25.16(166), Officer SFC 5.5(35) v Cranbourne 11.10(76), Hampton Park 3.4(22) v Pakenham 22.14(146).

UNDER 19: Berwick B 18.11(119) v Pakenham 5.2(32), Doveton 13.11(89) v Narre Warren B 5.3(33), Beaconsfield 6.5(41) v Berwick A 7.19(61), Officer SFC 4.7(31) v Cranbourne 11.17(83).

SENIORS W L D B % PTS BERWICK 10 1 0 2 171.05 48 NARRE WARREN 9 2 0 2 189.51 44 CRANBOURNE 10 2 0 1 177.09 44 DOVETON 7 5 0 1 102.06 32 BEACONSFIELD 6 5 0 2 87.90 32 Pakenham 4 8 0 1 105.87 20 Officer SFC 4 8 0 1 72.42 20 Tooradin-Dalmore 2 10 0 1 65.15 12 Hampton Park 0 11 0 2 33.18 8 This week: Beaconsfield v Hampton Park, Officer v Doveton, Narre Warren v Berwick, Tooradin v Pakenham, Cranbourne - Bye. SOUTH EAST - NEPEAN DEVON MEADOWS 1.6 3.7 9.8 13.10(88) RYE 4.4 7.8 7.9 10.11(71) PEARCEDALE 4.0 5.4 10.6 13.6(84) SOMERVILLE 7.2 12.5 15.8 19.13(127) Other Games: Sorrento 13.8(86) v Dromana 11.9(75), Frankston 24.17(161) v Tyabb 1.3(9), Rosebud 14.19(103) v Hastings 8.9(57), Red Hill 14.24(108) v Crib Point 6.6(42).

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NETBALL A GRADE: Beaconsfield 42 v Berwick 35, Doveton 70 v Tooradin-Dalmore 35, Hampton Park 65 v Pakenham 32, ROC 43 v Cranbourne 47, Narre Warren - Bye. B GRADE: Beaconsfield 37 v Berwick 38, Doveton 38 v Tooradin-Dalmore 27, Hampton Park 43 v Pakenham 45, ROC 47 v Cranbourne 49, Narre Warren - Bye. C GRADE: Beaconsfield 26 v Berwick 30, Doveton 31 v Tooradin-Dalmore 29, Hampton Park 17 v Pakenham 24, ROC 24 v Cranbourne 29, Narre Warren - Bye. D GRADE: Beaconsfield 36 v Berwick 24, Doveton 23 v Tooradin-Dalmore 26, Hampton Park 21 v Pakenham 29, ROC 32 v Cranbourne 36, Narre Warren - Bye. 17 UNDER RED: Beaconsfield 40 v Berwick 21, Doveton 48 v Tooradin-Dalmore 16, Hampton Park 13 v Pakenham 42, ROC 43 v Cranbourne 26, Narre Warren - Bye. 17 UNDER WHITE: Beaconsfield 50 v Berwick 13, Doveton 37 v Tooradin-Dalmore 9, Hampton Park 37 v Pakenham 27, ROC 30 v Cranbourne 41, Narre Warren - Bye. 15 UNDER RED: Beaconsfield 41 v Berwick 15, Doveton 28 v Pakenham 20, ROC 37 v Cranbourne 12, Narre Warren - Bye. 15 UNDER WHITE: Beaconsfield 19 v Berwick 17, Doveton 36 v Tooradin-Dalmore 8, Hampton Park 14 v Pakenham 14, ROC 29 v Cranbourne 23, Narre Warren - Bye. 13 UNDER RED: Beaconsfield 25 v Berwick 9, Doveton 13 v Tooradin-Dalmore 23, ROC 24 v Cranbourne 28, Narre Warren - Bye, Pakenham - Bye. 13 UNDER WHITE: Beaconsfield 25 v Berwick 13, Doveton 29 v Tooradin-Dalmore 7, Hampton Park 26 v Pakenham 5, ROC 21 v Cranbourne 30, Narre Warren - Bye. A GRADE W L D B % Pts NARRE WARREN 11 0 0 2 186.34 52 BEACONSFIELD 9 2 0 2 111.14 44 HAMPTON PARK 6 5 0 2 104.61 32 DOVETON 6 5 1 1 112.83 30 CRANBOURNE 6 5 1 1 103.44 30 Tooradin-Dalmore 6 6 0 1 90.31 28 ROC 3 8 1 1 92.83 18 Pakenham 2 9 1 1 71.26 14 Berwick 1 10 0 2 68.94 12

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By JARROD POTTER BIG V - ROUND 17 CASEY Cavaliers have all but booked their place in the BIG V top three after bouncing back from their Saturday loss with a 25-point triumph over Mildura on Sunday.

With head coach Stewart Baird sidelined for a couple of rounds, assistant coach Simon Phillips stepped up to run the side across the weekend’s Division 1 double-header.

There was no easing into the coach’s ranks for Phillips though as he faced the fast-paced Sunbury Jets in an up-and-down 66-72 defeat.

The Cavaliers didn’t gel early as the hosts got out of the blocks via Ishmael Sanders (24 points) and Mitchell Newton (19 points, 12 rebounds).

It took the Herculean shooting of Bevan Camilleri (16 points) from outside the arc to bring the Cavs back into it, but in the end the short-lived revival was snuffed out by the Jets launching into one last match-winning attack.

“Sunbury on Saturday night they outhustled us and were ready to play and we weren’t,” Phillips said.

“They got us probably in their defensive end as we had no function in offence and relied on shooting outside too often instead of getting it inside.

“Took us to the fourth quarter to work out our offence and get back into it, and it was Bevan Camilleri who was really the one who brought us into it - hit five three pointers in a row, were down by 12 then we went up by two ... he went off the bench and went wild.”

The Cavs men bounced back on Sunday though, defending homecourt with gusto against Mildura in a 98-73 walk-over.

Despite backing up from the night before, Casey shone across the board as Matt Witherden (18 points, six rebounds), Ben Louis (17 points) and Brent Hobba (11 points, eight rebounds) racked them up from limited minutes.

On top of those usual suspects, the stand-in coach was pleased with the entire roster to step up and earn their extra minutes.

“They were definitely stunned

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Pictures: ROB CAREW by the loss against Sunbury and we had a pretty good strong chat before the game and had our game-plan and stuck by it and the results show,” Phillips said. “The way we moved the ball offence and created space, the way we followed the plan was a very good point and didn’t vary from it even when they threw different defences at us.

“I was very happy with the efforts of Brad Szalek in the second game and Sean Mckinnon in the second game as well - they were following

the instructions when they went out and their minutes increased because of it.”

Phillips will be on the sidelines again for the Chelsea match this weekend - with Baird hoping to return courtside for the last home-andaway match at Geelong as the Cavs maintain a slight possibility of finishing second in Division 1.

Casey firmed as the side to beat in Division 2 Women after knocking over Mornington in a 70-64 thriller as the cavalry returned to the court

for the highly anticipated clash.

Ruchelle Mccracken (13 points, nine rebounds) shrugged off the ankle injury that sidelined her for the second half last week to post her usual impressive haul. Also back on court on Sunday was Bec Magdich (16 points) who came back from a thumb injury superbly to rack up one of her best in 2016 off only 20 minutes court-time.

The other two main pieces of the Cavaliers’ puzzle - star centre Tarryn Wilkin (12 points, 20 rebounds) and Cyanne Mather (11 points, five assists) kept the tempo up all night to lead the visitors to their seventh win on the trot.

Casey Youth Men flogged Mildura 71-39 as Brandon Paris (15 points) Sam Pike (13 points, 11 rebounds), Charlie So (nine points), Cameron Van Harten (nine points) and Mitch Taylor (eight points) stuffed their stat-sheets.

Casey’s women host North East on Saturday night while the Youth Men will head across to Mornington on Sunday afternoon for a firstversus-second mega-showdown in YLM2.

Randle’s drive through the pack THOMAS Randle claimed his second BRDC British F3 win after a stunning drive through the field at the famous Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps course.

Randle, 20, from Narre Warren North, had slim hopes of victory in Race Two at the illustrious Belgian track after starting from ninth.

Having to work his way back up through the pack, around the intricate seven-kilometre course, the former Australian Formula Ford champion produced arguably one of the best performances of his career.

He launched into his chase of the leaders from the get-go - Randle made a strong start which saw him latch onto the podium fight in the early laps.

He soon found himself chasing leader Toby Sowery but faced a 1.6-second deficit with three laps remaining.

The former Australian Formula 4 driver continued to push which saw him eat into Sowery’s advantage to set up a grandstand finish for the final lap.

Randle, who scored his maiden F3 win at Rockingham in May,

completed a pass for the lead on the Kemmel Straight before going on take the chequered flag by a scant 0.4 of a second from Sowery and Tarun Reddy.

“The first lap was where it all started,” Randle said.

“I made a good start and got two cars into turn one and then got another two down the Kemmel Straight.

“I really tried to keep my head down, keep it clean and I had a really good battle with Enaam Ahmed my team-mate, Matheus Leist and Tarun Reddy.

“I think the hardest thing about the race was trying to break the tow because if you could do that you had a good chance of winning.”

Heading into the final few turns, Randle aimed to latch onto Sowery and use the tow in to his advantage.

“On the last lap I was hoping I could get on to the back of Toby Sowery and we had a great battle for the win.

“It all started at the beginning of the final lap - Toby tried to hold me up so I wouldn’t get a good run,

Conquering the famous Spa-Francorchamps, Thomas Randle claimed his second F3 triumph. which is what anyone would do in that position.

“The tow really helped me and about 300 metres from the chicane I was ahead.

“Once I got into the lead I was just focusing on putting in a really good middle sector so he wouldn’t

have a chance to get me into the final chicane.”

Randle’s victory leaves him third in the championship - sitting on 335 points - as he’s now only 19 points adrift of leader Ricky Collard, with the penultimate round held at Snetterton in Norwich, UK.

United shows signs of solid improvement

By JARROD POTTER NPLW VICTORIA - ROUND 18 WHAT started strongly for Southern United in its 1-2 loss to Alamein FC shows signs of growth heading into the final three rounds of the inaugural NPLW season.

United opened the clash with a bang - Brittany Dudley-Smith (2’) was given far too much space in the first couple of minutes and made no mistake in finishing the job to put the side ahead.

Comets Stadium whipped up the wind, making significant gains towards the goal a problem, but the visitors struck back with an early substitution. Switching tack, Alamein brought on Kelsey Hodges in an inspired move that quickly made an impact. She connected with Melina Ayres (21’) on a long ball, which proved no challenge for Ayres to slot comfortably.

Soon after it was Hodges turn, getting on the end of a corner herself to push the score out to its final margin.

Chances flew for either side in the second half, but at the end of the day Southern couldn’t find the equaliser.

Southern will travel to Heidelberg United with win number three on its mind to try and cap off 2016 with another spot of success.

Dandenong City’s NPL promotion hopes look dashed after a 0-1 heartbreaking loss at home, following a 90th minute penalty awarded to Brunswick City. Adam Wright (90+2’) had no trouble slotting the strike that has left Dandenong City in no man’s land between the promotion zone and the never-rans in NPL 2 East.

The loss leaves City 13 points adrift of Kingston City heading into the last seven rounds ... and it only gets worse as City has to face Kingston City on Saturday.

In the state leagues, Casey Comets took the trophy 1-0 in the regional derby against Berwick City, Doveton SC defeated Caulfield United via Aziz Bayeh’s solitary goal, Hampton Park United got up 2-1 over Endeavour Hills Fire while Endeavour United defeated East Brighton 2-0 and Casey Panthers fell 1-4 to White Star Dandenong.

The women’s state leagues were led by resounding wins for Berwick City (5-3 over Monbulk) and Casey Comets (4-2 over Sandringham), Casey Panthers defeated East Bentleigh 2-1, while Dandenong City won 2-0 over South Melbourne as did Endeavour United over Old Mentonians.

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Some 22 changes are made to the standard Forester XT Premium as it moves along the assembly line.

It’s then transported to the STI (Subaru Technica International) high-performance division where a further 28 items are installed.

Despite the use of a chequered flag on the tS badge, this Forester is aimed more at the grand touring (GT) market rather than those looking for a track day machine. Other than the standout black grille and deep STI spoiler, body changes are relatively subtle.

The suspension has been lowered by 15 mm to improve looks and enhance handling, obviously off-road ability suffers. A new design STI Enkei 19-inch alloys have 245/45 19 Bridgestone tyres.

It’s interesting to see that Subaru has gone trendy in using a lower-case initial for the model name. The tS sort of stands for ‘tough Speedy’.

The interior features black leather and suede trim seats with red stitched accents. The front seats have STI embroidered badges. The leather trimmed steering wheel also has an STI logo.

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A major restyle of the Forester XT Premium, the Forester tS Special Edition sits lower and rides on STI Enkei 19inch alloys.

Model range Forester tS Special Edition 2.0-litre five-door wagon: $54,990 (CVT).

mium on which it is based the tS doesn’t have a sunroof.

Forester tS Special Edition is powered by a warmed-up turbo-petrol 2.0-litre boxer engine producing 177 kW at 5600 rpm.

Torque is 350 Nm. All Australian Forester tS Special Editions use Subaru’s continuously variable transmission (CVT) with manual overrides.

No six-speed manual transmissions will be imported, though there has to be the possibility of some grey imports being sneaked in somewhere down the track.

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With bumps, cracked surfaces and broken edges it’s similar to many country roads in the coastal regions of Australia.

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Owned by Jon Watterson, the business covers all mechanical services from brakes and clutches, suspension and engine repairs.

Jon prides himself on his experience, is fully-trained and offers competitive prices.

“What makes us different?

I’m honest, trustworthy, reliable and I absolutely love doing what

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