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Tri it on - match made in heaven

By David Nagel

Natalie Young and Trent Busuttin are blown away by their new surroundings at Cranbourne.

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Busuttin, who has extensive international experience, says the facilities at Cranbourne are top-notch.

“It’s definitely the best training centre that I’ve come across,” he said.

“In our travels, we’ve stabled horses at Flemington, Randwick and all over New Zealand and I think Cranbourne is the best set-up in the Southern Hemisphere. The grass, the pro-ride and the sand tracks give us everything we need to train our horses.”

Busuttin and Young, who are no strangers to success having trained Sangster to victory in the 2011 Victoria Derby and Tavago to this year’s Australian Derby, have new neighbours at the

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IT was always going to take something pretty special to lure New Zealand training pair Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young away from their Cambridge training base.

The two kiwis - who returned home in 2006 after more than a decade in Singapore - had their sights set on moving to Australia, but nothing tickled their fancy.

Meanwhile, across the ditch, in October 2014, former Premier of Victoria and Minister for Racing Denis Napthine announced a $4.9 million investment to construct on-course stables at the Cranbourne Training Complex.

For Busuttin and Young and the Cranbourne Turf Club - it would prove to be a match made in heaven.

Cranbourne unveiled the first stage of the now $6.5 million stable complex - including a refurbished training track - in early August.

Busuttin and Young moved in and couldn’t be happier with the facilities at their disposal.

“The on-course stables were definitely a lure,” Busuttin said.

“We were looking to move to Australia about three or four years ago but found nothing suitable so we stayed put.

We spoke to Neil Bainbridge (Cranbourne CEO) and he showed us the plans and we were blown away by how great they were. You just can’t help but be im-

complex in Robbie Griffiths and Greg Eurell, with Enver Jusufovic and Robbie Laing soon to move in.

Busuttin says having his horses stabled on track has many advantages.

“Our stables are 100-metres from the track, which saves time and saves on transportation costs - which is great for our owners,” he said.

“And over the last week alone we’ve had races at Cranbourne, Mornington and Pakenham, and we’ve got Sandown this Saturday, that’s four race meetings within a 40-minute radius. It’s cheaper for our owners and great for our horses, they don’t have to travel for four or five hours to race.”

Busuttin and Young were the only Cranbourne-based trainers to gather a win during the Flemington Spring Carnival with exciting three-year-old colt Anaheim.

While bragging rights against the Aussies is good, success for all trainers at Cranbourne is the long-term goal.

“It’s always good to sledge the Aussies, but we want everyone at the centre to do well,” he said.

“People probably don’t realise how tough it is to get a winner at this time of year with trainers like Chris Waller, Gai Waterhouse and the Snowden’s (Paul and Peter) coming down from Sydney.

But with facilities like this - we have no excuses.”

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Tricodes lights up the night great about Cranbourne.

“Racing plays a huge part in the City of Casey, with thousands of participants involved in the three codes as trainers, jockeys, drivers, owners, employees and enthusiasts.

“Tricodes is a great way to celebrate and showcase our industry participants and their sports and provide an outstanding night out that people of all ages can enjoy.

“There will also be plenty to enjoy trackside on the night, with great hospitality packages on offer, entertainment and children’s rides and activities, so come along and join in the fun.

Patrons can kick off the night early in the 'Carlton Draught Enclosure’ with happy hour specials between 4-6pm, free finger food and live entertainment.

Entry to Tricodes is $15 for adults, concession $10 and kids are under 18 are free.

Gates will open at 3.30pm for the Tricodes Night, with racing to take place between 6.10pm and 10.55pm.

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THE Cranbourne Racing Centre is gearing up to again host Australia’s busiest race meeting, the City of Casey Tricodes Night, on Saturday 19 November.

The night brings together the three racing codes for one action-packed night featuring thoroughbred, harness and greyhound racing.

Renowned as the busiest race day in the country, there will be non-stop action in the space of five hours with 23 races to be held eight greyhound, eight harness, and seven thoroughbred races.

Cranbourne Turf Club and Harness Club CEO Neil Bainbridge said the unique Tricodes event, which was now in its 15th year, was one of the most exciting and highly-anticipated events on the racing calendar.

“There really is no other race meeting in the world like Tricodes Night, with all three tracks lit up at the one venue and constant racing action throughout the night - it’s a racing enthusiast’s dream,” he said.

“Cranbourne is one of the few unique venues in this country that hosts all three codes and it’s great we’re able to bring them together for this event each year to showcase what’s

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Sharon Start with a photo of her son Matthew who died from cancer in October. She took part in the relay to pay tribute to him and to raise money to hopefully find a cure for cancer. 161530 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS her in dealing with the grief of losing her son and encourages anyone whose life has been touched by cancer to get involved.

“It’s extremely valuable and thoughtful because people don’t always know what to say but when you are with a group of people with shared experiences, they know what to say and know when to say nothing.

“You don’t have to explain yourself, they immediately understand and it feels very supportive to be amongst a group of people like that.

Ms Start said her son’s cancer was too far advanced for simple treatment and management when it was detected but he found some comfort in complementary medicines.

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Ms Start said she plans on making the Cranbourne-Narre Relay for Life a regular part of her year calendar.

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“It’s very important, I think, as soon as I stepped on to the athletics track, I felt it was where I was meant to be and the right place for me to be in the process of my grieving.”

As part of her honouring the memory of her son, Ms Short said she wants to pass on the messages her son had for people in a similar situation.

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A COURAGEOUS Cranbourne woman has participated in her first Cancer Council Relay for Life just three weeks after her son lost his battle with cancer.

Cranbourne man Matthew Start was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease when he was 16 years old and his mother Sharon Start knew this disease would lead Matthew to have a higher risk of developing cancer.

Thirteen months ago Matthew was diagnosed with stage four metastatic bowel cancer despite years of managing the Crohn’s disease and leading an otherwise normal and fulfilling life.

He grew up in Cranbourne and was a self-employed plumber,” mother Sharon Start said.

“He did a mature age apprenticeship and only recently qualified as a plumber and started his own business, around the same time we got the diagnosis.”

Ms Start said her grieving process started long before her son succumbed to the disease.

“It was absolutely devastating and gut-wrenching to hear your son is terminally ill,” she said.

“He was fit, healthy, and strong otherwise and didn’t look sick for a long time even though he was terminal.

“It was just a nightmare and my grieving commenced then with that diagnosis, even though we hoped he would be one of the lucky ones and prolong his life but along with that there was a certain amount of grieving.”

Sadly, Matthew lost his battle with cancer on 19 October this year at the age of 35 after 18 rounds of chemotherapy and international treatments and is survived by his wife Ellyse.

Ms Start said the Cranbourne-Narre Relay for Life has been invaluable to

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Left grief-stricken

By Cam Lucadou-Wells PLEASE think of the consequences.

That’s the heart-wrenching advice to young drivers and passengers from a distraught family member mourning Dru Peterson, 17, who was fatally injured in a horrific crash on Narre Warren-Cranbourne Road, Narre Warren South, on 5 November.

“Definitely think through the consequences - before you act, not after,” Dru’s aunty Heidi Samason said.

About 7.30pm, the allegedly stolen silver Kia packed with six teenagers allegedly ran two red lights, clipped another vehicle, hit a power pole, flipped and skidded 100 metres down the road.

The car was allegedly stolen during a burglary on 1 November in the south-eastern suburbs.

Police believe the same car was involved in theft of alcohol from a shop on the night of the crash.

The Narre Warren South 15-yearold boy driving the car has since been charged with 13 offences including theft, burglary and culpable driving.

A 15-year-old Hampton Park girl and a 19-year-old man have been released pending summons for motor vehicle theft.

Dru’s older brother Josiah said his bereaved Dandenong family had been further hurt by “judging” comments on social media.

Some of the unsympathetic comments highlighted the dangers of such joy-riding to other motorists and had no sympathy for Dru nor family members.

The family has denied Dru was part of the Apex Gang, and had made the costly mistake of getting into the car “at the wrong place, at the wrong time”.

Victoria Police has reportedly stated that some of the car’s occupants were known to police and part of the gang.

Josiah had known the driver.

“I didn’t know (Dru) even knew him. They were never friends,” Josiah said.

Josiah said Dru was a fun-loving teen who simply liked to hang with his friends.

He hoped that an 18-year-old Dandenong man, who was also airlifted to The Alfred and remains in a critical condition, pulled through.

“Just don’t go speeding, run red lights, drive unlicensed in a stolen car ... ” Roads and Road Safety Minister Luke Donnellan, who is also Narre Warren North MP, said the crash was a “tragic reminder that inexperience and speed can have deadly consequences”.

TWO teenagers and an 18-year-old man from Clyde North have been arrested following a spate of robberies, thefts and assaults across Melbourne’s northern suburbs.

The three were arrested and charged with offences including armed robbery, robbery, theft, assault and assault with weapon, about 7pm on Monday 7 November.

Police were called to a tobacconist about 5pm - shortly after it was robbed - and followed the trail to Plowman Court in Epping where they arrested the youths.

The three were found with a BMW alleged to have been stolen during a car-jacking in Brunswick on Saturday 5 Novemeber and believed to be involved in an armed robbery on Millar Street in Thornbury.

Lock-up call for homes

Emergency workers at the crash scene on Narre Warren-Cranbourne Road.

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ON the back of a spate of aggravated burglaries in Cranbourne East, police are warning people to make sure their houses are locked at night even when they are home.

One of the incidents saw victims wake just after midnight on Wednesday 2 November to find the front door of their Collison Road house wide open.

The home owners discovered their car keys and wallets had been stolen from inside the house leading to the thieves stealing a gray Ford ute from the property.

The victim’s credit cards were used a number of times before they were cancelled and police located the stolen ute after it had been dumped on 5 November.

Another incident occurred about 2am on Thursday 3 November when burglars gained entry to a house on Black Ledge Drive via a laundry door.

They stole wallets and car keys from inside the house as well as mobile phones and took a Toyota corolla that was parked in the driveway.

Carjacking bid foiled A 34-YEAR-OLD man has made a quick getaway during an attempted armed carjacking in Cranbourne North last week.

The victim was driving along Saint Gwinear Lane about 2pm in a new housing estate between Mountainview Boulevard and Berwick Cranbourne Road when he noticed a car parked on the side of the road.

The hatchback began to follow the victim along Saint Gwinear Lane and pulled up beside the victim, and the passenger held up what appeared to be a hand gun.

The victim was pressured to stop his car and leave the vehicle with the passenger of the hatchback pulling on the car’s door handle.

The victim made a quick getaway from the hatchback and immediately reported the incident to police.

A police officer photographs the car wreckage.

“I implore everyone to take extra care and caution on the road as we lead up to Christmas.

“Police are doing all they can to reduce this type of behaviour amongst our youth.

“My thoughts and prayers go out to Dru Peterson’s family, and to the loved ones of the other children involved during this difficult time.”

Inspector John Cormack, of Victoria Police, said: “This crash involves many factors including youth, inexperience, and speed, and it has to stop.

“This didn’t need to happen and risks to communities, themselves and other road users, and it’s hurting our kids.”

Stolen car crashed A 17-YEAR-OLD Cranbourne teenager has landed himself in hospital after driving a stolen car into another vehicle at the intersection of Roberts Road and David Avenue in Cranbourne.

The smash occurred about 9.30pm on Saturday 5 November when the teenager smashed a stolen 1987 Toyota sedan into a parked car at the intersection.

The driver of the stolen car was taken to hospital with serious, life-threatening injuries following the crash and police investigations are ongoing.

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Battles of an epic life

By Cam Lucadou-Wells THIRTY years after his father died, former Casey mayor Rob Wilson decided it was time to immortalise an epic life.

In his self-published book To Boort from Lesmahagow, Mr Wilson chronicled his father David’s life growing up on a Scottish dairy farm, serving with the Scottish infantry in World War I and subsequent peace-keeping, and raising a family in trying times in Australia.

During the task, the Narre Warren author delved into 150 years of family history.

He collected meticulous diary notes of his uncle Jimmy who served in David’s WWI unit, as well as treasured medals, fresh-faced photos and memorabilia from his father’s military service.

He said he knew a lot about his vibrant father through an interview in 1976 but felt an urge to write down what was in his head “before it was too late”.

This thorough “living history” was complemented by written tributes from David’s other children Val, Rose, Adrian, Ian, Kelvin and Graeme to paint a portrait of a “stranger in a foreign land”.

At the book launch on 2 November, Dandenong-Cranbourne RSL president John Wells said biographies like this give people a “sense of who we can be”.

If faced with hardships such as war, drought or a Great Depression, how much courage would be still in this country, Mr Wells pondered.

“The answer is there is as much as there ever was.”

Holt MP Anthony Byrne said such family histories stood as important records of the past for future generations.

“I encourage others to follow your example,” he told Mr Wilson.

Mr Wilson made the point that his father - perhaps because he was struck by “the rod” as a child and witnessed the so-

John Wells, Lynne Bradley, Rob Wilson and Anthony Byrne at the book launch. 161459 called Great War’s horrors - never laid a hand on his children.

David had enlisted underage, as a 17-year-old, in the Royal Lowland Scottish Infantry and became a Lewis gunner - manning a primitive machine gun.

Mr Wilson tells of how the Scottish Highlanders, in their kilts, had their legs badly burnt by the corrosive mustard gas unleashed on the battlefields.

Fortunately for David, as a lowlander, he wore pants.

From uncle Jimmy’s notes, Mr Wilson lists the exotic towns in Egypt, Palestine, France and Belgium where the two brothers served for four years - including a year of peace-keeping.

Rarely did their unit settle in a place

for more than a month, often they moved on within a couple of days.

Mr Wilson coloured his book with some wartime memories of his father, such as the all too bitter coffee in France and Belgium, the sweetest oranges in Jaffa or the painful use of pliers to ‘soothe’ a toothache.

He also researched the efforts of the 52nd Lowland Division in a successful surprise attack on the Ottoman army in Gaza, Palestine, on 1 November 1917 attaching a letter by General Edmund Allenby praising his troops weeks later.

“By real hard fighting, determination, and Scottish pluck during two months you have won yourselves a great name,” the general wrote.

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The book then follows David’s hardworking life, raising a family with wife Julie in Boort through the Great Depression and World War II. During that war, David became a virtual Sergeant Major who trained Boort’s civilians to defend their town. The street lights were blacked out and street signs taken down - in case of invasion, Mr Wilson writes.

After the war, David and Julie moved to Melbourne’s south east where they remained for the rest of their lives.

Copies of the book have been presented to Lynne Bradley on behalf of Narre Warren Family History Group as well as Narre Warren Library.

Fallen in our memory FRIDAY 11 November will mark the 98th anniversary of the Armistice which ended the World War I. RSL Clubs around Casey and surrounds will be holding memorial services to remember those who lost their lives at war on foreign shores and those that have passed since returning home.

Berwick RSL will hold a Remembrance Day service at the High Street memorial in Berwick from 10.40am on 11 November.

The DandenongCranbourne RSL will be hosting two services so members of the community from both suburbs will have a time and place to reflect on those fallen.

There will be Remembrance Day services from 10.50am at the Cranbourne cenotaph, on the West side of High Street in Cranbourne and at the Pillars of Freedom on Clow Street in Dandenong.

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Invader beats jail

By Cam Lucadou-Wells A CRANBOURNE man, who was part of an armed burglary of a family home, has been spared jail in an adult prison despite being charged under the state’s toughened home invasion laws.

Bill Tang, 19, was one of five teenagers charged over the invasion of a Brighton East home that awoke its occupying husband, wife and children, about 3am on 23 April.

The court heard he was out on bail for similar offences at the time of the incident.

During the incident, the male resident screamed out and swung his fists as he was beaten by three of the intruders - described as young African males - holding beach umbrella poles.

He was then pelted with rocks by the group, and dragged along as he clung to his BMW X5 as it was stolen from his garage.

Tang faced a 25-year maximum jail term at the County Court of Victoria for the ‘home invasion’ offence of entering a premise with intent to steal with co-offenders armed with offensive weapons.

The offence had been introduced by the State Government on 31 August.

Tang pleaded guilty to the charge as well as recklessly causing injury, stealing a vehicle, dishonestly handling four stolen mobile phones and two stolen computers and committing indictable offences while on bail.

In sentencing on 9 November, Judge Phillip Misso said it was

“abundantly clear” that home invaders now faced a “stern” sentence for aggravated burglaries under the new laws.

Judge Misso noted he had recently sentenced Tang to 18 months of youth detention for similar offending with the same co-offenders at a Rosanna home last year.

He said the Brighton East family had endured a “terrifying episode”, in which the man had fought off armed intruders.

The man had received injuries to his shoulder, elbow, hand, knees and feet during the car theft, and he and his family no longer felt safe in their home.

“To say their life changed as a result is an understatement,” Judge Misso said.

On the other hand, the judge not-

ed the Crown hadn’t alleged Tang entered the home.

Judge Misso also factored in a favourable Youth Justice pre-sentence report, Tang’s age, guilty plea, rehabilitation prospects, immature and impressionable personality as well as the “undesirable influences” within adult prison.

He said Tang showed “some” remorse and now understood the need to break away from co-offenders.

Ethiopian-born Tang had been largely raised by his mother. He was six when his father died.

Tang was sentenced to two years and eight months in a youth justice centre, served concurrently with his previous detention.

He was disqualified from driving for 18 months.

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Letters Street of despair AFTER a recent trip through NSW and Victorian country towns with their well-kept and clean main streets, with obvious pride in their gardens and maintenance of them I could only feel disappointment and a feeling of despair in the Main Street of Cranbourne, which for the most part appears neglected and unclean.

As a resident of Cranbourne I often have the occasion to walk up the Main Street and am appalled by the amount of rubbish, such as papers cardboard boxes lying in the gutters and on the footpaths.

Clydesdale Square is no better, a place for a sit down to rest now is often dirty and certainly not a welcoming area.

Like-wise the rear car-parking areas that are dirty and not maintained.

I am reminded of the old adage that one does not have a second chance to make a good first impression. As we are welcoming a great number of new residents into the town, I think our council is failing dismally in regard to High Street, Cranbourne.

One can only hope that the newly elected council can rectify the situation.

Peter Giles, Cranbourne.

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SHAME, shame, Cr Aziz.

Why do you need to lecture a just elected councillor in Springfield Ward?

We the rate payers expect you, as an elected representative for Springfield Ward, to work together and keep us informed what is going on in our ward.

At this stage I am a disappointed rate payer. You may well ask why?

Since 2014 modifications were planned at the intersection of Reaves Road and Berwick Springs Boulevard, increasing the roundabout to 40m diameter and shifting the round-about south into Berwick Springs Park, losing valuable park space.

It is my understanding that you did not advise the local people of the changes to the environment. Why? I hope that in the future you keep us the ratepayers in your ward informed.

John Speelmeyer, Narre Warren South.

Rangebank Preschool celebrates the opening of new play equipment. 160551 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS sistance at all on this matter, a matter that could have quite easily be resolved by the council.

Cr Crestani belongs to Rise Up Australia, a political party which opposes abortion, euthanasia, rejects scientific evidence on climate change and attacks multiculturalism.

I believe Cr Crestani and her supporters are really living in a time warp and are driven by an out-dated ideology that can only take this municipality backwards, not forward.

John Glazebrook, Endeavour Hills.

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I BELIEVE the re-election of councillor Rosalie Crestani as a representative for Four Oaks Ward on Casey council for the next four years is a very bad outcome for all ratepayers and residents.

One of Cr Crestani’s re-election claims has been that she never missed a council meeting this year.

So I asked Cr Crestani who voted for and supported the decision to reward Casey’s managers with a $250,000 “bonus� for writing a failed rate cap variation report to the Essential Services Commission?

Cr Crestani’s reply was “go and ring the Casey customer service centre�.

Further, when residents living near Thomas Mitchell Drive complained to Cr Crestani about London plane trees planted by the council undermining nearby driveways, gardens, and footpaths, her reply was “I cannot comment because this is an insurance problem�.

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The man had been so irritated that he had been booked riding his bike on a footpath while supervising his young daughter on her bike that he shunned the police’s offer for a diversion order.

Rather than accept diversion - which would clear him of a criminal record - the man initially told the court he was “not guilty� and couldn’t bring himself to write a letter of gratitude to the officer.

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GRADE 6 student from St Kevin’s Primary School in Hampton Park Jasnoor Daler has been named the third best computational thinker in Victoria in a recent national competition.

Ms Daler competed in the Bebras Computational Thinking Challenge that is run by the CSIRO and tests student’s abilities when it comes to this kind of thinking.

The CSIRO’s Digital Careers program manager Nicolette Venn said the challenge wasn’t necessarily about thinking like a computer.

“The Bebras competition is about computational thinking, not thinking like a computer,” she said.

“It’s about applying problem solving skills and skills we use every day, but don’t always recognise and apply that to sets of logic and patterns, breaking things down and applying an algorithm and applying a set of rules to solve a problem.”

The challenge was completed by over 1.3 million students from over 50 countries in 2016 with 30,000 of those being Australian students.

Ms Daler competed against 100 students at Monash University in Clayton at the Victorian final; all vying for the top spot.

“When I went to Monash University for the Victorian State Final, I had many feelings going through me,” Ms Daler said.

Jasnoor Daler with teacher Denise McMaster. 161566 “I felt a bit nervous, but mainly I was there to have fun with my friends, family, and teachers.”

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Hampton Park students walk down memory lane

By Victoria Stone-Meadows HAMPTON Park Secondary College is celebrating 30 years of education on Wednesday 16 November with an exhibition of memories from the school.

Past and present staff, students and school community members are invited to help dig up the time capsule that has been buried since 1986.

There will also be school tours

and displays from years gone by to connect the current Hampton Park Secondary with that of bygone eras.

Assistant principal Anne Ure said there had been many changes to the school over the years and the college community are excited to explore them.

“There have been massive changes in the school over the years,” she said.

“From the buildings and student population to things like state-ofthe-art IT facilities, drone clubs, and 3D printing.”

Ms Ure said there had been a strong response from people who had received invitations for the anniversary.

“Past students and staff and parents and school councillors have responded, about 130-150 people so far,” she said.

“It’s a significant celebration for the college and given that Hampton Park will be celebrating 100 years as a community, a perfect lead in to that.”

Those who attend the 30-year anniversary for the school will be able to witness the burying of a new time capsule to be opened in 2036.

The anniversary celebrations will run from 5pm to 7pm Wednesday 16 November at the secondary college.

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By Victoria Stone-Meadows THE first ever Casey Food and Wine Festival was held over the weekend of 5 November with visitors enjoying all the local produce and talent on display.

City of Casey Group Manager Active Communities James Rouse said about 500 people attended the festival that was held at the Old Cheese Factory in Berwick.

“Visitors enjoyed the opportunity to taste beer, cider, wine and local produce while listening to the live music in the fantastic surrounds of the Old Cheese Factory,” Mr Rouse said.

“Locally-made salami, chutneys, jams, cakes, desserts, sauces and spices were all popular purchases.”

While the festival had local and state-wide produce, there was also food and drink workshops and demonstrations as well as live music and entertainment.

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Funds grow for Relay for Life

By Victoria Stone-Meadows THE Cranbourne-Narre Relay for Life Cancer Fundraiser was held over the weekend with the teams taking to the athletic track at Casey Fields.

Cancer for Life Community Liason for Cranbourne-Narre Relay for Life, Anthony Erdely, said it was a great weekend and everyone had a great time.

“It was an incredible two days,” he said.

“Our committee was amazing during the lead-up to the event and given the weather, the way they supported each other was incredible.”

The Cranbourne-Narre Relay for Life committee has a fundraising goal of $105,000, and while they are still counting and banking the donations from the relay, they are confident they will make their goal.

“We are still banking but we are already very close,” Mr Erdley said.

“Fingers are crossed but you never know.”

Roughly 350 people attended the Relay for Life at the athletics track and Mr Erdley said everyone really rallied around the cause.

“A lot of the activities held over the weekend were well represented, especially on Sunday morning, when the sun came out everyone really got around it and it was great way to finish a great two days.”

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A CHARITABLE and supportive family wasn’t enough to prevent Luke Ryan Krause from descending into ice-fuelled crime and homelessness, a court has heard.

The 26-year-old from Pakenham was on bail when he refused a police direction to pull over in his unregistered Lancer on Stephensons Road, Clayton, on 26 October.

Krause shook his head at the gesturing officer and sped off at 90 km/h in a 60 km/h zone on Princes Highway.

Two days later, he was found slumped unconscious behind the car’s steering wheel in Cranbourne West by police about 10.15am.

Inside the car was found 14.2 grams of ice, five grams of cannabis, five Viagra tablets, two sets of digital scales and other drug paraphernalia as well as a silver folding knife.

Prosecutor Senior Constable Olivia Wood told Dandenong Magistrates’ Court on 7 November that a suspectedly stolen laptop was seized from the boot of the car.

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CRANBOURNE South will be one of seven locations in the Flinders Electorate where a new strain of a virus to control the wild rabbit population will be released.

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Krause had told police he had been living in the car and was selling drugs - at $50 a point - for food and petrol.

Krause was also charged with breaking into a construction site around a residential unit in Sandringham on 7 October and possessing nine packs of prescription medication at a Carlton student accommodation building on 8 September.

“The penny had dropped for him” while in remand custody for the past 10 days, detoxing from two years of ice and cannabis use, according to his lawyer.

Krause had previously worked in commercial kitchens, including at Canadian ski resorts, the court heard.

His ice use began as pain relief and an energy boost after suffering a severe knee dislocation and ligament damage in 2014.

The lawyer told the court that Krause’s well-connected parents - who ran a Pakenham food truck for homeless peoplewere confronted by their son’s plight.

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Krause stay with them, but he’d slept at friends’ homes because he felt embarrassed, the lawyer said.

Magistrate Jack Vandersteen said Krause’s chances of re-offending were reduced by “protective factors” such as his youth, lack of criminal history and supportive parents.

There was a clear link between Krause’s poor mental health, drug use and homelessness, Mr Vandersteen said.

“You’re contributing to all that by not going home.

“At the moment you’re showing more loyalty to drug users than to your family and yourself.”

Krause was put on a 12-month supervised community corrections order with drug and mental health treatment.

“It’s worth putting more resources into him now to cut (the offending) off,” Mr Vandersteen said.

“I’m not naive enough to think you’ll walk out and not relapse and not re-offend.

“It takes a lot of strength. It’s so important you stay at home and listen to your parents.”

Krause was also disqualified from driving for six months.

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FROM PAGE 1 A 26-acre property that offers an enviable rural, secluded lifestyle with all the equestrian facilities you’ll need for training or agistment, yet close to a suburban infra-structure is not always attainable.

With a well-considered renovation and extension of the original home and constructed with the best quality fixtures and fittings, but still maintaining comfort, the relaxed family living and flexibility it is sure appeal to the most fastidious buyers.

The house has an impressive facade and well-maintained gardens and wrap-around verandah set the scene.

A large main bedroom with views has a huge walk-in wardrobe plus sliding wardrobes - and full ensuite with large frameless shower and separate toilet.

There are spacious living areas, with an open plan family room with a split-system opening to an fully enclosed alfresco area with built-in shelving, rangehood and stacker doors and stunning views to the gardens beyond.

The kitchen is an entertainer’s delight with stone bench tops, 900mm oven, gas hot plates and built-in plumbing for the fridge.

Behind the kitchen the butler’s pantry is huge and has a Miele dishwasher and Bosch oven complete with appliance cupboards and pantry with roller doors.

The dining room or family room has a wood heater, split-system and bi-fold windows to the alfresco area.

The huge home office/study is located conveniently at the front of the home.

There is a large media room or

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The laundry has stone bench tops, plenty of cupboard space and room for two washing machines and ducted vacuum.

Features include sparkling wormy chestnut floors and nine-foot ceilings throughout, and a double garage with remote control.

The exterior of the property has beautifully maintained gardens with full equine facilities including six indoor stables and six outdoor stables; 14 paddocks (13

with shelters, six double and seven single), 600 metre circular sand racetrack, eight horse walker machine and round yard, two outdoor tie-up bays, wash bay, 9m x 24m shed for horse floats and machinery, 6m x 12m shed for stage, two 22,000-litre water tanks, woodshed, galavanised fencing throughout the property.

The property is only 10 minutes to the heart of Cranbourne and all the schools and services it has to offer, and three minutes to the South Gippsland Highway.

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(216274) * Busy Road exposure * Partitioned Office * Building Size: 55m² * Commercial 1 Zone * Potential income with billboard advertising $ 20,500 pa plus GST and O/G’s

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$293,500 EVAN’S PARK-BUSINESS VILLAGE STAGE TWO Lots from 1,174m²-6,489m². Priced from $293,000 or $250 per sqm. Commercial 1 Zone & Mixed Use. Adjoining Major Supermarket (Woolworths), Service Station, (7-Eleven), Medical Centre, large Chemist, 24/7 Gym, Childcare a variety of fast food outlets & cafe plus more. 10 Minutes from the Monash & Eastlink. One of the fastest growth area’s in Victoria. Stage One sold out. Call now to secure your allotment

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2.5 ACRE LIFESTYLE PROPERTY (216259) Located on a quiet road and set on 2.5 acres of the quality pasture found in Caldermeade is this great lifestyle property well setup for family living and horses in mind. Surrounded by other horse properties and broad acreage you get a lovely rural aspect and great sense of serenity, but still only a short drive away from local amenities. With various features such as; 4 bedroom family home, master with WIR & full ensuite, bedrooms 2, 3 & 4 all with BIR’s, open plan kitchen adjacent from family/dining, 3 good sixe paddocks, all with loose boxes, large workshop with high clearance, perfect for floats or caravans,

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(216179) Probably the best value unit for sale in Cranbourne. Featuring 2 Bedrooms, separate lounge, kitchen, meals, split system reverse cycle A/C. Outside there is a courtyard and single lock up garage. Walking distance to Cranbourne Park Shopping Centre, Medical Centre & Train Station.

Currently leased on a mxm at $1062 pcm.

(216272)3 bedroom home with full e/s with spa. 2 living areas, a/c, coonara & gas heating. Lge kitchen with dws, lots of cupboard space, pergola and gas mains BBQ. 3 car garage/ workshop with 3ph power, running water & double carport.

Tenanted at $360 p/w Month x Month. Handy for Bunnings & Casey Central.

INSPECT BY APPT. ONLY Sat 12.-12.30

(216264) This beautifully presented 7 years young villa, redefines class on a compact block. Stylish home boasting 2 spacious bedrooms complete with BIR, plus the added appeal of a study or potential third bedroom. Open plan gourmet kitchen with s/s appliances, alfresco deck, low maintenance with programmable sprinkler systems, security alarm system & ducted heating reverse cycle A/C.

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aPProX - 2 years young (216251) Mayfield Estate, 4 bedroom Porter Davis home, large master bedroom with full ensuite & WIR, floating timber floors from entry to family & rumpus, large carpeted lounge & carpeted to bedrooms. Ducted heating, ceaser stone benches, great kitchen with lots of cupboards. 5 burner s/steel stove & dishwasher.

544m² approx. block, 5.5sq garage with access through garage to a concreted area up to the standup workshop & alfresco area.

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Quality FaMily living on a huge blocK (216268) Located down a quiet street is this 4 bedroom plus study brick veneer home. The master has a full ensuite & WIR, bedrooms 2, 3 & 4 all with BIR’s, kitchen with stone benchtops, quality appliances & butler’s pantry, 9 foot ceilings, heating & cooling. Front lounge & family room area adjacent to the dining & outdoor entertaining.

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BIGGER THAN BEN HUR! (216269) This stunning 50sq+ home offers that & more. 2 huge master bedrooms with huge WIR, 3 other bedrooms with WIR’s, study, open kitchen has double walk-in pantry, Island bench & 900 S/Steel oven, rumpus room with wet bar & storage room magnificent alfresco area, in ground pool with solar heating. Zone ducted heating & cooling, triple garage. Water tank set on approx 1000m² of land.

basic hoMe - Water vieWs (216244) 3 bedroom hardiplank home in a great location, waterfront at Warneet on a 607m² block currently rented out at $1083 per calendar Mth, MxM the tenants would love to stay on if they could.

This is your chance to invest in a lifestyle and location that the other people are envious of!

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rooM For the Whole FaMily (216254) This 4 bedroom, full ensuite family home. A sensational floorplan consists of multiple living zones including spacious family/ rumpus room, huge timber kitchen with lots of cupboard space & breakfast bar. Quality fixtures & fitting throughout plus a double brick garage.

Located in the popular Waverley Park estate, court location plus a 649m² block (approx.).

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

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(216285) 4 bdrms, ensuite & WIR to master, bay window & shutters. Ceaserstone benches, s/steel 5 burner cooker & dishwasher, evap. cooling & ducted heating, floating timber floors & stainmaster carpets, fantastic merbau decked indoor/ outdoor entertaining area, verandah overlooking a salt water in-ground pool.

Double garage with auto door & rear access door. 892m² approx. block.

(216242) Situated only minutes from the waterfront on a 607m²(approx) block of land is this basic 1 bedroom home, ideal for a weekender to enjoy boating, fishing or just the tranquility. Currently rented out MxM at $758 pcm to a tenant who would love to stay on.

* Land Size 766m² ( approx.) * Multi-Level development site (STCA) * High density Multi-Unit development site (STCA) * Zoned Activity Centre Precinct 6C * Central Location

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A taste of excellence.

For sale.

Buyers Over $465,000 Located in Cranbourne East, this family Bevnol home has everything you could need.

• Open plan modern kitchen, complete with stone bench tops, stainless free standing gas cooktop, oven and a walk in pantry with benchtop • 2 spacious living areas • Ducted heating, double remote garage with extra side space for workshop. Drive through access and internal access • Landscaped gardens throughout

F4 G2 H2 5995 0500 Shop FS005 Cranbourne Park SC Cranbourne obrienrealestate.com.au Simon Murphy 0431 059 908 Vineal Raj 0432 557 947

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Buyers Over $460,000 Set on a generous 512sqm (approx.) allotment and featuring: • 3 spacious bedrooms- master with walk in robe and en suite • 2 separate living zones include formal lounge plus open family/ meals area • Modern entertainer’s kitchen fitted with quality appliances • Undercover outdoor entertaining area overlooking neatly landscaped gardens

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NAR NAR GOON NORTH

100 ACRES OF HEAVEN LUSH rolling hills and a central location make this picturesque former dairy farm at Nar Nar Goon North something special.

Located at 535 Bessie Creek Road and set among prestige properties this attractive property is ideally located just 5.3 kilometres from the highway, 10.5 kilometres from the new Pakenham Race and Training Track, about 72km south-east of Melbourne and 12.6km east of Pakenham.

This 40.24 hectare (99.4 acre) property has been in the same family since the 1960s but with the farmer retiring and ready to downsize so it is time to move on.

Featuring undulating land and

incorporating a ridgeline, which would be ideal for a new home site if the purchaser wished, the property has two road frontages with the second to Dore Road and Bessie Creek sealed.

The existing home was extended in the 1970s and renovated in the 1980s.

It has four bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, main bedroom with ensuite, a large timber kitchen and meals area, lounge with an open fireplace and family room with wood heater. There is a family bathroom, shower room, toilet and a large laundry.

The protected verandah overlooks the rolling green hills and the above-

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There is plenty of access to irrigation with water pumped to a storage tank on this ridge and then gravity fed to all paddocks. A large irrigation dam, creek and mains water provide an abundance of water.

Shedding incorporates triple garage, machinery shed, hay shed, a 10-a-side herringbone disused dairy with steel concrete yards and laneway. There is also a steel under cover crush and dairy feeding system with silos, and haysheds.

The property has established improved pastures in good condition.

535 Bessie Creek Road Inspect: By appointment Auction Details: Saturday, 19 November, at 11am Contact: Tom Gibson, 0438 574 472 (Berwick), or John Patterson, 0413 565 408 (Warragul) ALEX SCOTT AND STAFF BERWICK, 9707 2000

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Rarely can you ind such an attractive property set right on the foreshore, with magical views of Western Port Bay to the Islands. Renovated with lair and an eye for detail the home has beautifully polished timber loors and open plan living, split system air conditioner, timber Venetians, a well- appointed kitchen, stainless steel stove and dishwasher. The home opens to a large enclosed entertaining deck with child proof gate, beautiful bay views and direct access to the beach. A master bedroom with private balcony and views to the water, WIR & en-suite. There are 2 bedrooms downstairs with a shared family bathroom. Outside is a fully fenced yard, carport and two sheds.

546 YARRAGON SOUTH RD YARRAGON VIEWS, PRIVACY + LOCATION A rolling hill fertile property with very good infrastructure for commercial beef cattle. Some steeper areas being treed gullies. Excellent water supply. A productive farm with an original 3 BR homestead having been fully renovated 10 years ago. Original pine lined 10ft plus ceilings with ornate ceiling roses. A home with character, but a property with other potential house sites with expansive 360 degree views. Just 7kms Yarragon Village and Princes Fwy, 1 hr 20 mins Melb CBD. OFFERS OVER $1,000,000 Internet ID: 10469529 View property and more details at www.sej.com.au

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25 sq home, 4 brms, study/5th bdrm, rumpus,lounge & parents lounge, spacious kitchen meals area & elevated views. Bulk of the work has been done except for some tiling, painting, floor coverings and fit off jobs.

Treed areas with bal of pasture, for the pony. Lockup machinery shed, chook shed & yard. *Prosp buyers are advised to insp the prop to determine completion of works reqd & costs.

THIS large family four-bedroom plus study home is set in the charming coastal village of Blind Bight.

The home is only 12 years old with neutral tonings throughout and has a good size lounge, excellent well-appointed kitchen complete with new stainless-steel appliances and dishwasher, main bedroom with ensuite and walk-in wardrobe, the other bedrooms are all generous sized, low maintenance floating timber flooring throughout, family meals area, plus a rumpus/games room.

Ducted heating, evaporative cooling plus wood heater ensures year-round comfort.

Outside there is a sensational pergola entertainment area, double garage with

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GRAND VIEW FOR NEW HOME GRANDVUE, one of Officer’s premium estates, sets itself apart from its competitors offering titled lots to buyers with superior views of the surrounding area.

The elevated living proposition often creates a far more unique and interesting build outcome.

Homes built across split levels allow for an abundant amount of natural light

and separate living areas, often catering to families with children.

Buyers can find themselves a builder they can trust to really maximise the attributes of the block.

They don’t wait six to 12 months for the construction of roads, services to be connected and titles to be released.

Lot sizes range from 774-1775 square

metres and prices start from $261,000.

Grandvue is ideally located within easy reach of all life’s necessities.

A wide range of primary, secondary schools and colleges are on the doorstep and there is a proposed new shopping centre across the road and the Toomuc recreation reserve is only minutes away.

Journey time to Melbourne’s CBD via the

M1 is approximately 45 minutes with train services running directly from the Officer station which is a short three-minute drive from Grandvue.

Grandvue Land Sales Office, Grandvue Boulevard, Officer, is open seven days a week from 11am-6pm.

For more information visit grandvue.com. au or phone 1300 737 851.

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TENBY POINT FOR SALE

Nestled in the rolling hills in this highly productive grazing property with great views from the ridge line and5.3KM from the highway along a sealed road. A 10 aside dairy shedding yards, irrigation dam, creek andmains water. 10.5kms from the new Pakenham Race Track and a second road frontage to Dore Road. This is an ideal area for a new home site. The water is pumped to a storage tank on this ridge and then gravityfed to all paddocks. A large irrigation dam, creek and mains water provide anabundance of water. Thehome was extended in the 1970’s and renovated in the 1980’s. It compromises of 4 bedrooms with built in robes, master with ensuite, timber kitchen meals area, lounge with an open fire place, family room with wood heater, bathroom, shower room toilet and a large laundry. A verandah overlooks the property and the above ground pool.

291 acres, in three titles, all with coastal frontage: 56 acres, 140.6 acres and 96 acres About 1.35 kms of north facing, coastal frontage.Title to the high water mark,fronting sandy beaches, a cave and the Tenby Point Jetty ruins.Flat gently rising land, with generally, sandy loam soils, with established pastures, fences, stockyards, an old home(about 40m from the beach), shearing shed, hay Shed, machinery shed and a historic Chicory Kiln.Sealed road frontages to Guy Road and Marine Road.Bore water and Dams.Mains water and Sewerage available.Steeped in local history. 3.5kms to Primary school, 4kms to Corinella shop, 8.2 kms to Grantville, 23 kms to Phillip Isand and 109kms to Melbourne (two sets of traffic lights).A unique opportunity for this outstanding property, that was purchased in 1972.

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TIMBERTOP ESTATE FINISHING 2016 ON TOP OFFICER’S number one land estate, Timbertop Estate, is continuing to grow into a buzzing community with a new park due for completion in December, the announcement of a new childcare centre, and the celebration of its 500th sale.

More and more families are making Timbertop home with the estate reaching a milestone of 500 sales and recent stage releases the Sanctuary Release and Leisure Release selling quickly. Timbertop’s latest release the Hilltop Release features the

estate’s largest lots yet, with its elevated location giving residents some of the best views in Officer.

New home buyers will enjoy even more choice with Porter Davis opening stunning new display homes at the display village last month.

Timbertop’s long-awaited two-hectare neighbourhood park is due for completion this December and will officially open to the public at a Christmas event on Saturday

17 December from 2-4pm. Bring your own picnic or enjoy food from the barbecue, meet the neighbours and keep the kids entertained with a jumping castle, Christmas arts and crafts, a petting zoo and a special appearance from Santa on a firetruck from Officer CFA. Residents will finally be able to explore Hicks Reserve, which will include walking tracks, playground equipment, barbecue facilities and picnic area, large kickabout area and a stunning lookout.

Timbertop will turn into a wonderland of

colours again this year as residents get into the Christmas spirit, lighting up their homes with sparkling lights! Bring the family down from 1 December to see the display.

Construction on a new childcare centre has also commenced. Opening early to mid2017, AMIGA Montessori childcare centre is located on Timbertop Boulevard with enrollment dates to be announced.

Find out what else is happening at Timbertop Estate at timbertopestate.com.au

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Inclusions: • Open plan living area • Kitchen with stone benchtops • Turn Key Pack Beswick Place is situated within close proximity to Main Street and Schools. Cafés, Shops and Garfield Outdoor Swimming pool nearby.

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Santa is coming to Casey Central Brett and Matt, The Remote Guys.

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SANTA Claus is coming to town and everyone is invited to come and meet him at Casey Central Shopping Centre.

The jolly man in red is set to arrive on 19 November with a breakfast and show.

Kids can enjoy a Rudolph Christmas Show and breakfast outside Target on the day.

There will be two free 25 minute shows with the first from 8.45am when Santa arrives.

While this event is free, booking is essential, so head to www.caseycentral.com.au/ whatson to book.

And for the first time this year Casey Central will offer Sensory Santa on 27 November.

Sensory Santa is a chance for children on the autism spectrum to meet and have their photo taken with Santa this Christmas without all the stress, hustle and bustle and sensory overload associated with such an event.

Families can book during certain times, cutting down the need to queue which can be stressful for both parent and child, and have their child or children photographed with Santa in an autism-friendly environment.

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Jack says show’s in the blood

By Cam Lucadou-Wells ‘STALWART’ doesn’t do justice to Jack Rae - who has helped organise the Dandenong Show for the past 70 years.

Mr Rae, 88, joined the agricultural show society’s committee as an 18-year-old following in the footsteps of his father, George.

“There’s quite a bit of show blood in us,” Mr Rae said.

“I’ve moved around the show world a bit ... it does seem to get in the system.”

The Narre Warren North cattle farmer is a former show president and remains the show’s chief steward. He’s on the committee that spends the best part of a year organising each annual show.

Remarkably Mr Rae’s involvement still spans less than half of the show’s 145-year history.

Mr Rae said the show format has not changed much but there remains no better entertainment for families.

“Why do we still run a show now?

It’s an opportunity for people to come now and mingle, but there’s also a value in learning how to look after animals.

“Without the shows, people wouldn’t have the same access to things like the animal nursery or the children exhibiting their schoolwork or the equestrian riding.

“I see it as a community benefit, I might say. That’s the pleasure of being involved.”

Mr Rae can remember times when farmers used to herd their cattle and ride their horses from their pastures to

Shows are in the blood of Jack Rae, right, with brother Bert and sister Thelma Witham - and a portrait of Picture: GARY SISSONS their father George. 153094 the showgrounds. As kids, he and his brother Bert and sister Thelma drove their cows to Berwick Showgrounds.

He recalls that 70 years ago, the Dandenong showgrounds were set in the middle of town, at the current Dan-

denong Market site.

The site was home to the stock market and a football ground ringed by a cycle-racing track.

During World War II, the show moved to the Berwick showgrounds

while the Australian Army camped at the Dandenong site.

After “a fair bit of reluctance”, the show made a permanent move to its more spacious 60-acre base at Greaves Reserve.

Mr Rae said the Greaves family noted pastoralists in Lang Lang and Dandenong - had donated 22 of those acres to the show society in the 1900s.

That land was augmented by a donated parcel from the City of Dandenong to form an offer too good to refuse.

The original showgrounds were exchanged to become part of the council’s former Clow Street offices.

Mr Rae marvels at the foresight of councillors and the Greaves.

“How well does Greaves Reserve serve the community now!”

The future of the show looks assured to Mr Rae, though Dandenong has long since been over-run by suburbia.

Small but growing numbers of new communities are coming through the gates, and the show committee has a healthy injection of young blood.

“At every town and city that has an agricultural show, it is recognised as something of value to the community.

“There are not many agricultural shows that have had to close. And the shows, in the main, have been going 100-plus years.

“It’s about sharing your knowledge - that’s why shows were started.”

The Dandenong Show will be held this Saturday and Sunday at the Dandenong Showgrounds, Greaves Reserve, Dandenong. Gates open at 9am on Saturday. Adults $20, pensioner/ student $15, child 6-16 $10, under five free. Family ticket is $50.

What’s on Go to the show FROM sheep to sideshows and show-bags, the 145th annual Dandenong Show has something for the whole family. Free attractions include a motorcycle stunt show, a gum boot throw, a grocery giveaway, a tractor pull, highland dancing, fireworks, arts and crafts, cake and flower shows and animals.

■ Dandenong Showgrounds, Greaves Reserve, Bennet Street, Dandenong. Saturday 12 November, 9am to 9pm and Sunday 13 November, 9am to 4pm. Tickets $20 for adults, $15 students/pensioners, $10 ages six to 16, free for children aged five and under, $50 for two adults and three children under 16. Visit www.dandyshow.com.au for more information.

Check out Casey's Art Spaces!

The City of Casey's Civic Centre Art Space is currently hosting an exhibition by award-winning, local artist Bernadette Burke Reynolds. The exhibition, Ripples and Remnants, features a collection of oil paintings showcasing Bernadette's knowledge of colour and composition through collage, texture and environmental forms.

■ The exhibition is on display until Friday 25 November 2016 at the City of Casey Civic Centre, Magid Drive, Narre Warren.

For further details on current and upcoming exhibitions visit www.casey.vic.gov. au/artspaces. 161643

Health and fitness MELBOURNE Health and Fitness Expo is happening in Berwick. Jeff Fenech will be doing the official opening of the event. Featuring everything in the health and fitness industry from AusKick, gyms, PTs, weight loss specialist, yoga, Pilates, gym apparel, martial arts, supplements, food trucks and heaps more!

Loads of entertainment for the kids!

■ Berwick Show Grounds on Saturday 12 November from 10am to 4pm. Tickets are just $10 and available at the gates - kids under 12 are free. Visit www.melbhealthandfitnessexpo.com.au.

Pearcedale Twilight Market JOIN more than 100 stallholders for a wonderful night of shopping, food, and entertainment.

■ Gold coin, children free, Free parking.

Pearcedale Primary School, corner BaxterTooradin Road and Peryman Street, Pearcedale. Friday 11 November, 3.30pm to 8pm.

Art of Lettering JOIN to learn the different techniques of using brush, pens and paper stocks. Inspiring tips, techniques and ideas to create personalised cards, home decor, family crests or more. All art supplies are provided.

■ Saturday 12 November, 1.30pm to 3.30pm at the Hampton Park Library

garden is full of sculptures made from recycled materials including the “pencil trees” that have become an Inglis Road icon. Andrea creates artwork from her studio and holds workshops and weekly art classes. The gallery and gardens will be open to the public for a very special demonstration day.

■ 26 Inglis Road Berwick, Sunday 13 November, 10.30am to 4.30pm.

Photography workshop THE Casey Camera Club is holding a two-night beginner’s workshop. The club was formed five years ago and has 80 members. Members meet on the first Thursday night of every month at the Merinda Park Learning and Community Centre and visitors are always welcome. The club regularly organises field trips, training and photo competitions. There will be a field trip with mentors on Sunday for all participants where they can apply what they’ve learned out in the field.

■ 17 November from 7pm to 9pm, Merinda Park Learning and Community Centre. The course is available to all financial members of the club and costs $20 for the two nights.

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■ Saturday 12 November, 10am to 3pm, Hallam Community Learning Centre, 56 Kays Avenue, Hallam. Inquiries 9703 1688.

LEARN to “shoot to edit” and get to know video editing software. Video editor Lotti will teach some professional editing tips and techniques to enable participants to tell their business or community story through video.

Requirements are a laptop with video editing software such as iMovie, Movie Maker, Camtasia or Adobe Premier, and video footage to work with.

■ Wednesday 16 November 12.30pm to 2.30pm. Cost: $30.

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activities including mahjong, craft, walking, phase 10 and 500 cards, morning coffee, trips to the cinema and shows at The Drum Theatre and Cardinia Cultural Centre.

The group also has a happy hour at Zagame’s, Berwick, on the first Wednesday of each month with the option of staying on for a meal. Guest speakers address Probus meetings. Aaron Ross from Friends of the Zoo spoke at the August meeting.

■ To join contact Pat Robertson on 9799 4075.

Bowls ENJOY full size indoor bowls at the Casey Indoor Sports Centre every Friday morning.

Morning tea supplied.

■ Holland Drive, Cranbourne, 10am to noon.

Cost $5. Contact Ron on 5990 9048 or 0411 126 946.

Yoga BALLA Balla Community Centre is running daytime and evening yoga classes. It offers both Iyenga and classical style yoga classes taught by qualified instructors and incorporating relaxation, breathing and meditation. It is a great way to balance life during the busy lead up to the festive season.

■ For bookings and inquiries phone 5990 0900.

Stitch up a course THE Narre Warren North Uniting Church has commenced three new community programs.

Stitch and Chat, a disadvantaged toddlers group, and affordable cooking. Stitch and Chat is a weekly practical workshop for sewing crafts - knitting, embroidery, quilting, crochet - led by a guest facilitator. The disadvantaged toddlers’ group is a self-help support group for parents whose severely disadvantaged children are unable to participate in mainstream pre-school activities.

It is particularly aimed at children suffering from conditions that require 24-hour supervision. The affordable healthy cooking class teaches participants to prepare healthy home cooked meals. Aimed at families and singles, this series of weekly demonstrations will be supported by follow-up practical sessions for each recipe.

■ For details and dates phone 9700 5061.

Walking group WALK and Talk is a free weekly walking group that meets at Balla Balla every Tuesday.

Participants enjoy great walks that are selfpaced. It’s a great way to meet new people and exercise at the same time followed by coffee and a chat.

■ Tuesdays during the school term, 9.30am to 11am. Call 5990 0900 to register.

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.

Myuna Farm MYUNA Farm in Doveton hosts a produce swap where residents can swap their excess home-grown produce with other participants.

Produce swaps are not only for swapping home-grown fruit and vegetables but participants can also bring along items including eggs, seeds and seedlings, flowers and compost. There is no money exchanged just items swapped. New participants are welcome and no bookings are required.

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

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.

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Hampton Park's missed deadline

By David Nagel HAMPTON Park Football Netball Club is on the hunt for a new coach and has little choice but to work with its existing governing body after a request to switch leagues was emphatically denied.

Members of the club, including players, raised the possibility of a move from the stronger South East Football Netball League to the lower divisions of Southern Football League at the club’s Annual General Meeting on Tuesday 25 October.

The discussion point was not an agenda item at the AGM, so couldn’t be put to a vote, leaving the club’s executive committee to put forward its case at a meeting with AFL South East General Manager Jeremy Bourke and SEFNL Leagues Manager Liz Triffitt.

It was at this initial meeting that the club was told it had missed the deadline date for its request to a move to another league - October 15. It was also told that under no circumstances would AFL South East and the SEFNL release the club from their governance - the only way out for the club after it had missed the initial deadline.

This has left the club with two options for 2017 - to either compete in the

SEFNL or not play at all.

The club’s 2016 coach Matt Shorey resigned on Monday, the difficulty of luring players to a club that has won just four games from 80 outings since the start of 2012 finally taking its toll.

The News understands that the club contacted more than 80 players, including former AFL stars, in a recruiting push that was set to bring new excitement to Robert Booth Reserve.

The club is financially secure, turning a $30,000 debt into a $70,000 balance over the last few years. The club has tried to lure players with financial enticements for 2017 but its on-field performance has damaged its brand.

The club’s best player, Nathan Allen, has already signed with rival club Narre Warren for next season, while several other players are said to be fed up with the constant shellacking’s and assessing their whereabouts for next year.

Recently appointed club president Michael O’Brien said this year’s AGM had certainly opened debate.

“That’s why AGMs are there, for people to voice their opinions and to promote healthy debate,” O’Brien said.

“Some will choose to leave, but the ones that remain will earn their success,

go through the pain and come through the other side the hard way. We will have a core group of players, supporters and administrators that have the best interests of the club at heart.”

O’Brien said the initial decision to discuss the possibility of a move with the league was a hard one, but had opened the door for open discussion and cast fresh light on the future.

“We’ve made no secret of the fact that we’re calling out for divisional football, we need it to survive, and we need it for the league to be competitive in all grades,” he said.

“All conversations we’ve had with AFL South East and SEFNL would indicate that divisional football will be here in 2018 ... and we need it.”

Inside sources at the club have confirmed with the News that the raising of the issue has caused a split within the football club, with some keen to move and others keen to stay put. It’s understood the netball club, a successful piece of the SEFNL puzzle, is against the move.

Bourke met with Hampton Park members at a specially convened meeting at the club on Tuesday night to discuss the way forward.

Hampton Park has suffered a major blow with star midfielder Nathan Allen off to Narre Warren next year. 136398 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS

Jurgen’s nine-wicket haul is set to go down in history

By Nick Creely SATURDAY 5 November is going to be a day that the North Dandenong Cricket Club is never going to forget.

But it will be a day that Narre Warren will never want to re-live.

Amidst some spectacular results in an unforgettable round of DDCA Turf 1 action, Jurgen Andersen had a day out that almost all cricket tragics can only dream about.

The 24-year-old North Dandenong skipper bowled one of the great spells, capturing an astonishing 9/79 in his side’s crushing victory over the Magpies at Lois Twohig Reserve.

The nine-wicket haul is the second best bowling performance in Turf 1 history, and Andersen told the News he is honoured to be part of DDCA history.

“It’s pretty special to become part of history in the DDCA - it’s obviously such a rich competition and it’s really cool,” he said.

“It’s definitely in the top five of all time - but it’s tough to say really.

“Bowling figures-wise it’s obviously my best performance, so I guess it is the best I’ve ever bowled.

“It was all pretty surreal to be honest - I didn’t expect it, I honestly thought someone else was going to start taking wickets.”

Andersen took the first nine wickets of the innings, including some crucial scalps that helped his side crush the Magpies, but a freakish bit of fielding meant the perfect ten was just out of reach.

“My best wicket was probably just before tea when they were 3/100, and I bowled a short one and he gloved it through to the keeper - it was a really important wicket because they were just starting to build a really good partnership," he explained.

“Michael De Kauwe, our off-spinner took the last wicket - the guy at cover took a one-handed diving catch actually, and the team was naturally giving him a bit of stick but at least we got the win.

“But it was a cool experience, and everyone else chipped in with fielding and intensity so it was a great team effort.”

The talented all-rounder, who has played cricket all over the globe, heaped praise on his side and says the environment the club is building should see them some sustained success.

“We’ve got a new president this year, some new captains, both in the firsts and seconds, and a whole new structure to the club itself, and we are building a really good family culture where everyone is equal,” he said.

“We have some great depth - we have 65 people at least coming to selection this Thursday to try and get into five teams, so it shows we are heading into the right direction.

“A lot of credit needs to go to the new president and the board.”

It’s been a stunning return to the club this season for Andersen, who just last Wednesday night starred in his sides Twenty20 victory over Narre

North Dandenong skipper Jurgen Andersen, pictured here with the ball in 2014, had one of the most memorable days in DDCA history on Saturday. 130316 North, taking 2/11 and making an electrifying 83 not out.

Looking ahead to an early season blockbuster with reigning premiers Cranbourne on Saturday, Andersen believes his troops are ready to prove their credentials.

“We are going to be massively test-

ed this week, we got really lucky in the first round, so we have built up some good form in the Twenty20s, and it’s a great test to see where the guys are at after a massive pre-season,” he said.

“We are up for the challenge - we need to take some big scalps so we’ll get right into it.

But he is wary of one man in particular, Eagles champion Steven Spoljaric.

“He is just a machine, a great player and there is a reason he wins the Wookey Medal that many times,” he said.

“He is an important scalp.”

Contact Star Sport with sport stories and results on phone 5945 0666, fax 5945 0777 or email: sport@starnewsgroup.com.au

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Swans miss out on a win Eagles too good for Bulls

By Nick Creely

PREMIER CRICKET REVIEW - ROUND 6 (Day 2) SATURDAY was a day of missed opportunity for CaseySouth Melbourne.

The Swans are arguably one of the most improved sides in the Premier competition, and after grinding their way to a possible match-winning firstinnings total of 252, the optimism and confidence was at an all-time high.

It seemed the Swans had every reason to be confident, starting brilliantly in their bowling defence on Saturday, with Leigh Diston taking the early wicket of Ben Rowles for a duck.

The Camberwell Magpies just couldn’t get bat to ball early in the day, as Diston, spearhead Nathan Lambden and Brendan Rose bowled with fierce intensity and pace.

But it was a piece of inspired captaincy by Lachlan Sperling just before lunch that had the Swans in the box seat.

The first gamer, former Cranbourne spinner Cameron Dinger, just two overs before lunch, strode to the wicket with his knees obviously shaking.

On-strike was the Magpies’ captain and most prolific run machine, Thomas Russ, who had swiftly put together 24 classy runs.

But what happened was something to marvel at.

Dinger let go of his first delivery, a slow half-tracker that

It was a tough weekend for the Swans. 161456 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS resembled something he would have bowled back in his junior days, as he prepared for the ball to be belted out of the ground.

But Russ misread the ball, rocking back to pull it out of the ground, but instead top-edged a simple catch to a shocked Dylan Hadfield at cover.

This left the Magpies at a shaky 3/49 right on the lunchbreak.

But the lunch spread must have agreed with the Magpies, who emerged from the break rejuvenated and positive.

But early in that session, the door should have been sealed shut for the Magpies.

Off the bowling of Leigh Diston, reliable wicket-keeper Devin Pollock dropped a catch he would usually take in his sleep.

It kick-started a terrific partnership between Thomas Rickarby (84) and Chris Thewlis (52), who started to take advan-

tage of some lapses in intensity for the Swans.

Frustration began to sweep in for the Swans, and when both Rickarby and Thewlis were able to eventually be removed, the score was 7/225 and the game was truly for the taking.

But Glen Parker (30no) started to find the middle of the bat, and with that, the Swans let go of a perfect opportunity to cement their standing inside the top eight.

Leigh Diston (2/67) was the pick of the bowlers, while Dylan Hadfield (2/44), Brendan Rose (1/50) and Cameron Dinger (1/52) were all among the wickets.

Dinger, in particular, showed he belongs at the first XI level, and was clever with his flight and variations of pace.

Sunday also saw Round 1 of the season being replayed, after weather washed out all games.

Melbourne 2/216 (P. Petricola 95, M. Brown 88) def Casey-South Melbourne 6/215 (R. Eaton, D. Pollock 43, M. Wallace 39, L. Sperling 38, M. Buchanan 2/42).

Footscray 5/302 (D. Russ 142no, G. Munro 77, M. Underwood 59) def Dandenong 8/277 (B. Forsyth 74, J. Pattinson 66, C. Parkinson 45, J. Augustin 36no, H. Winter-Irving 2/36, H. Butterworth 2/47).

Casey-South Melbourne will head over the West Gate Bridge to face Geelong on Saturday, while Dandenong hosts a redhot Prahran side.

DDCA TURF 1 & 2 REVIEW - ROUND 3 (Day 2) CRANBOURNE has followed on from its day one dominance, crushing Dandenong West to the tune of 169 runs in their clash at Greaves Reserve.

The reigning premiers were destructive, brutalising the Bulls with the bat and out-classing them with the ball.

After the Eagles posted a whopping 7/343 last week, off the back of a mammoth century by skipper Steven Spoljaric, it was always going to be a tough ask for the Bulls to chase down the total against the champs.

The Eagles spread the load with the ball, with Tim Fathers taking three, skipper Spoljaric, Josh Dinger and Nivin Sathyajith taking two and Cameron Kelly taking one.

It was truly a thrilling contest at Alex Nelson Reserve between Springvale South and Mordialloc, as the Bloods survived a late charge by the Bloodhounds to win by just 11 runs.

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With the prospect of a humiliating defeat, the Bloodhounds dug deep, producing a stunning 121 run partnership through Chathura Athukorala

(76) and Nick Connellan (48).

The Bloods charged in, and despite Mordialloc continuing to fight, they eventually ended the game with Tim Ford rattling the stumps of Dylan Campbell.

Reedy Reserve was treated to a spectacular contest, with a rare tie between Buckley Ridges and Heinz-Southern Districts.

After the Bucks could only muster up 122 last weekend, the Cobras would have walked into the ground on Saturday with supreme confidence.

A terrific innings by Brodie Yapp (44) rose hopes of a victory, before Bucks skipper Steven Mullaney (5/24) shredded the tail.

With the scores level and one wicket in hand, Paul Stockdale faced up to the red-hot Mullaney, knowing that one run would give them an inspiring victory.

But to shock and dismay, Mullaney rattled the stumps, and in the process, saw the game end in a tie.

A remarkable nine-wicket haul to North Dandenong skipper Jurgen Andersen has seen his side crush Narre Warren by 134 runs.

Andersen took 9/79, including the first nine wickets, as the Magpies capitulated, being bowled out for just 164, despite a brilliant 83 by Janaka Liyanabadalge.

Dingley has spectacularly come from behind to claim a gritty win against Parkfield.

After being set 175 to win, the Dingoes got off to a horrible start, and were languishing at 7/99; still 76 runs shy of victory.

But a gritty innings by Dingoes skipper Travis Sawers (42) kept them in the game, before Mark Fitch (28) and Jasenthuliyana Chathuranga (26) saw the Dingoes home.

Hemantha Alles (4/50) was the star for the Bears, while Travis D’Souza (2/24) provided valuable support in the middleovers.

A sparkling century by Jordan Hammond has seen Hallam Kalora Park crush Berwick by four wickets.

After the Bears made a disappointing 137 last weekend, the Hawks were hell-bent on sending a statement to the competition, and easily surpassed the Bears and ended on 6/228 at stumps.

Hammond (100no) was ably supported by Leigh Booth (39) and skipper Steven Gilmour (29no).

TURF 2 BEACONSFIELD has dominated a disappointing Coomoora, winning their clash by eight wickets.

After Coomoora posted an underwhelming 145 last week, the Tigers were clinical, reaching 4/233 at stumps.

Jamie Hall (63) and Brendan Johnson (54) posted half-centuries, while Matt Golding (35) was also among the runs.

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QUIZ NUMBER 1530 1. WHICH two sports were making their first appearance at the Olympis in 2016?

2. WHICH US Olympic champion died at the age of just 38 in 1998?

3. WHICH well known televised snooker tournament was discontinued in 1986?

4. WHICH famous international yacht race is traditionally held in British waters?

5. WHICH famous jockey won the Sydney jockeys’ premiership every year from 1957 to 1964?

6. WHAT sport is played in the hit movie ‘Major League’?

7. WHO won the US Open golf title in June?

8. WHICH early Australian swimmer appeared in two Hollywood movies?

9. WHAT sport was played by France’s famous ‘Four Musketeers’ in the 1920s and ‘30s?

10. WHICH Australian swum the English Channel 19 times?

11. WHAT is ‘Football in the water’ now known as?

12. WHAT cost Australia victory in the women’s 4 x 100 metres running relay at the 1952 Olympics?

13. WHICH brother and sister won the Wimbledon mixed doubles title in 1977?

14. AN Australian won the first ever Olympic swimming gold medal.Who was she?

15. WHICH country won the chess world championship every year from 1952 to 1974?

16. WHAT is the maximum possible ten-pin bowling score?

17. WHICH boxer won both the Australian middleweight and heavyweight titles in the 1970s?

18. WHICH Australian cyclist won two gold medals at the 1986 Commonwealth Games?

19. IN golf, how many shots above par is a bogey?

20. WHICH Muslim youngster broke into the top flight of Australian cricket in 2010?

ANSWERS: 1. Rugby sevens and golf 2. Florence Griffith Joyner 3. Pot Black. 4.

The Admiral’s Cup 5. George Moore 6. Baseball 7. Dustin Johnson 8. Annette Kellerman 9. Tennis 10. Des Renford 11. Water polo 12. A dropped baton 13.

John and Tracy Austin 14. Fanny Durack 15. The USSR 16. 300 17. Tony Mundine 18. Dean Woods 19. One 20. Usman Khawaja

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By Nick Creely WEST GIPPSLAND CRICKET ASSOCIATION ROUND 4 - REVIEW (DAY 2) A REMARKABLE 272-run partnership between Cardinia batsmen Neil Barfuss and Alex Nooy has headlined another interesting weekend in the Premier division.

The ladder is starting to take shape, with Pakenham and Tooradin perched in the top two spots after four rounds, after comfortably defeating their opponents on Saturday.

Kooweerup has survived a scare, defeating Merinda Park by 69 runs, despite a terrific knock

by Simon Parrott.

The top-order batsman made 66, as he threatened to hunt down the 267 runs required for victory.

But when John Bright (2/29) skittled the star’s stumps, it all fell apart for the Cobras, who then lost 7/97 en route to 198 all-out.

Jess Mathers (2/46), Matthew Davey (2/48) and Mark Cooper (2/14) were amongst the wickets, while Gagandeep Singh (44) and Dylan Cutherbertson (39) played solidly in the middleorder.

Kooweerup now face bottom-placed Emerald in what could be a percentage boosting clash, while Merinda Park plays a red-hot Tooradin.

Tooradin has crushed Pakenham Upper/ Toomuc by a whopping 154 runs, as the Seagulls continue their exceptional start to the season.

After setting the Yabbies an ominous and unrealistic 323 runs for victory, the Seagulls were clinical with the ball, despite a fighting knock from opening batsman Daniel Strahan (88).

Apart from Strahan, the Yabbies failed to deliver the bat, with the next highest score being just 21, and were subsequently bowled out for just 168.

Russ Lehman (4/24) was the pick of the bowlers for the Seagulls and continues his strong start to the season, while Cal O’Hare (3/33), fresh off his swashbuckling 135 with the bat, was a star.

Tooradin tackles Merinda Park away from home this week, while Pakenham Upper/Toomuc hosts Upper Beaconsfield.

Pakenham are now atop the Premier ladder, defeating Upper Beaconsfield in a tight and tense affair.

Set 258 runs for victory, the Lions were treated to a splendid knock from number-three bat Chris Smith (140), who tore the Maroons bowlers to shreds.

Smith’s innings feature 15 boundaries and a solitary six.

The next highest score for the Lions was 25 by Chris Savage, in a 105-run partnership between the two.

The Lions were able to reach the total with two wickets to spare.

Scott Pitcher (1/61) ran in hard all-day and was perhaps a little bit unlucky, but the Maroons were overall disappointing with the ball.

Ladder leaders Pakenham face Cardinia in what will be an intriguing clash, while Upper Beaconsfield plays Pakenham Upper/Toomuc.

Cardinia has gone berserk off the back of a mammoth 272-run partnership between star duo Neil Barfuss and Alex Nooy.

The Bulls, set just 195 for victory over Emerald, found the runs with ease, and then piled on more pain, finishing the day 3/359.

Barfuss (147) and Nooy (143no) put on a clinic, with the Bombers bowlers being able to do very little despite some fight from Clinton Marsh (1/37 off 20 overs), who ran in hard all day.

Cardinia play ladder-leaders Pakenham this week, while Emerald face a tough ask against Kooweerup.

Meanwhile, in District Division, Carlisle Park’s first day dominance was too much to handle for Kalgidhar, as the Vikings cleaned up the top-order, winning by 123 runs.

After posting an ominous 350 last week, a quick start was vital for Kalgidhar.

Collectively, the top six batsmen in the Kalgidhar batting line-up made just 38 runs in total, as seamers Jesse Fitzgerald (3/19) and James Gilbert (2/30) were virtually unplayable.

But a fighting century from Sajjanmeet Singh (101), batting in the tail, ensured the Blues could walk away with their head held high.

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Jess Mathers took 2/46 for the Demons on Saturday. 161458 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS Goon/Maryknoll side, winning by a whopping 186 runs.

After the Seagulls belted their way to 338, off the back of a sparkling century by Kane Latham, the Marygoons never really stood a chance, being bowled out for just 152.

Chris Brennan (5/24) was the star for the Seagulls.

Clyde has powered its way to a crushing victory, defeating Cranbourne Meadows in clinical fashion.

The Cougars, after making 6/314 last week, bowled the Rebels out for just 193.

Opening bowler Patrick Lawson (3/48) was outstanding with the new ball for the Cougars, picking up the first three wickets of the day.

The Cougars then had 21 overs to bowl themselves to an outright victory, but the Rebels dug it out, finishing on 3/57.

Officer has narrowly avoided an outright loss to Devon Meadows.

After last week’s barnstorming first innings victory, the Panthers sent the Bullants back in, bowling them out for 181 off 50 overs.

A classy knock from Ash Smith (93) gave the Bullants a pulse, but it was too little too late.

Matthew Hutchinson (3/39) continued his strong start to the season with the ball, while Scott Clark, Ash Adams and Michael Floyd chimed in with a couple of wickets each.

With 132 runs and 27 overs left to gain a crucial outright victory, the Meadows were in deep trouble early, sitting 6/63.

The Meadows then went into survival mode, finishing the day on 8/97, still 35 runs short.

In the Sub-District Division, Aura Vale has come close to an inspiring victory, going down by 21 runs to Cardinia.

After it looked like Cardinia’s first-innings total of 254 would be enough, the Lakers had other ideas and set about hunting the total down.

But the Bulls eventually prevailed, bowling out the Lakers for 233 off 73 overs.

Trent Wheller (3/67) was a constant force with the ball, while Aaron Brooks (3/34) also bowled strongly.

Lang Lang and Nyora split the points on day two, as a water logged pitch and outfield prevented any play from happening.

Clyde has comfortably brushed aside Catani by five wickets, chasing down 171 with plenty of overs to spare.

The Cougars were in no mood to stick around, with captain Steven Russell (85) and Daniel Walton (55) punishing the Cats bowling attack.

Dustin Peebles (2/48) charged in all-day, while Joshua Miller (2/34) could hold his head high.

Pakenham have defeated Gembrook in a thrilling and engrossing clash by just 8 runs.

After the Lions were bowled out for 187 last week, the Brookers got off to a solid start through opening batsman Darcy Williams (16) and Jeremy Everett (33), who put on 52 for the first wicket.

But a series of vital wickets by the Lions, in particular Jack Melbourne (4/30 off 24 overs), who was outstanding all day, won them the game.

VIC PREMIER CRICKET SATURDAY - ROUND 6 (DAY 2) Camberwell Magpies 7/255 (T. Rickarby 84, C. Thewlis 52, G. Parker 30*, D. Hadfield 2/44, L. Diston 2/67) def Casey-South Melbourne 252 (N. Lambden 38, D. Hadfield 37, D. Pollock 36, L. Sperling 31, R. Eaton 30, B. Rose 28, M. Whittaker 4/59, M. Dwyer 3/64, W. Walker 2/78); Dandenong 7/197 (L. Edwards 83*, T. Donnell 32, M. Worsnop 2/30, J. Miller 2/48) def Kingston Hawthorn 193 (B. Slater 105, J. Butterfield 4/23, P. Cassidy 3/31); Ringwood 8/375 def Carlton 9/372; Prahran 6/489 def Geelong 383; Greenvale Kangaroos 268 def Frankston Peninsula 162 and 1/44; Fitzroy Doncaster 7/355 def St Kilda 192; Footscray Edgewater 6/360 def Melbourne University 269; Monash Tigers 5/304 def Melbourne 248; Northcote 9/204 def Essendon 125 and 5/251.

DDCA - TURF 1 ROUND 3 (DAY 2) Springvale South 9/226 def Mordialloc 215; Heinz Southern Districts 122 tied Buckley Ridges 122; North Dandenong 9/258 def Narre Warren 164; Dingley 9/193 def Parkfield 174; Cranbourne 7/343 def Dandenong West 174; Hallam Kalora Park 6/228 def Berwick 137.

TURF 2 Lyndale 197 def Aspendale 181; Beaconsfield 4/233 def Coomoora 145; St Mary’s 103 and 8/96 def Southern Pirates 86 and 7/144; Keysborough 178 def Silverton 67 and 6/137; Fountain Gate 246 def St Brigid’s/St Louis 130 and 115; Narre North 8/207 def Narre South 195.

WGCA PREMIER ROUND 4 (DAY 2) Pakenham 8/260 (C. Smith 140, D. Vela 26, C. Savage 25) def Upper Beaconsfield 257 (J. Caderamanpulle 85, S. Pitcher 55, W. Perera 37, C. Savage 2/28, T. Tyrrell 2/29, J. Ryan 2/63); Tooradin 5/322 (C. O’Hare 135, R. Lehman 62, A. Proctor 60*, T. Hussey 35, L. Plozza 2/70) def Pakenham Upper/Toomuc 168 (D. Strahan 88, R. Lehman 4/24, C. O’Hare 3/33); Kooweerup 267 (M. Cooper 145*, J. Mathers 29, C. O’Hara 27, L. Paterson 4/98, D. Cuthbertson 3/87) def Merinda Park 198 (S. Parrott 66, G. Sharma 44, D. Cuthbertson 39, M. Cooper 2/14, J. Bright 2/29, J. Mathers 2/46, M. Davey 2/48); Cardinia 3/359 (N. Barfuss 147, A. Nooy 143*, B. Reiner 42) def Emerald 194 (M. Daley 66, J. Donders 25, N. Barfuss 4/28, D. Doig 3/72).

DISTRICT Carlisle Park Vikings 350 (A. Bajwa 120, M. Henry 93, S. Vanderwert 40, J. Hameeteman 33, T. Canavan 30, G. Singla 4/43, P. Goyal 3/48, S. Paul 3/90) def Kalgidhar 227 (S. Singh 101, R. Singh 51, P.S ingh 31, J. Fitzgerald 3/19, A. Bajwa 3/57, J. Gilbert 2/30); Tooradin 338 (K. Latham 108, D. Hunt 75, C. Brennan 43, B. Lownds 36, M. Andolfatto 31, D. Cameron 4/43, S. Somers 2/72) def NNG/Maryknoll 152 (D. Henwood 37, N. Bransgove 30, B. Harrison 29, C. Brennan 5/24, B. Lownds 3/47); Clyde 6/314 (G. Britt 104, B. Reid 61, J. Simpson 43, J. Abou-Jaber 28*, K. Avard 27, C. Hauselberger 2/51) def Cranbourne Meadows 193 (N. Weerasingha 46, J. Livera 40, C. Hauselberger 33, P. Lawson 3/48, B. Reid 2/22) and 3/57 (J. Livera 29); Devon Meadows 3/187 (B. Miles 65, S. Clark 56*, A. Adams 25) and 8/97 (L. Carroll 44*, D. Collins 5/32) def Officer 138 (C. King 57, A. Adams 4/51, M. Hutchinson 3/29, S. Clark 2/37) and 181 (A. Smith 93, M. Hutchinson 3/39, M. Floyd 2/26, S. Clark 2/37, A. Adams 2/39).

VSDCA - EAST/WEST ROUND 3 - TWENTY20 Noble Park 7/102 def Endeavour Hills 9/70; Balwyn 5/142 def Bayswater 6/136; Williamstown 5/133 def Box Hill 9/114; Altona 3/131 def Melton 6/130; Croydon 3/114 def Hoppers Crossing 4/113; Mount Waverley 7/114 def Taylors Lakes 5/113; Werribee 2/145 def Yarraville 3/144.

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Racing is red-hot ZAMBORA Brockie will begin his quest for the world’s richest greyhound race in red-hot form after a stunning all-the-way victory in the Group 2 $50,000 Shootout at Sandown Park on Thursday.

Zambora Brockie claimed Australia’s speed championship with a dazzling all-of-the-way win in one of the most eagerly anticipated Shootouts in the 16-year history of the race.

Zambora Brockie was backed into favouritism and didn’t disappoint his legion of fans, jumping brilliantly from box 5 to narrowly cross Outside Pass at the first turn and was never headed, running a stunning 29.167 seconds.

Outside Pass ran a gallant second with Dundee Osprey and Worm Burner rounding out the four dog event.

The Shootout was the final hit out for Zambora Brockie ahead of Friday night’s TAB Melbourne Cup heats.

It was the 27th win of his career and the $50,000 first prize catapulted his career earnings to $419,133 - a figure he will double with a win in the TAB Melbourne Cup final on Friday 18 November.

“I know I’ve got him on target, but to win the Melbourne Cup - that’s a whole other story,” said trainer Anthony Azzopardi.

“You’ve got to win a heat to get

Trainer Anthony Azzopardi and connections celebrate the win of Zambora Brockie in last Thursday's winner-take-all $50,000 Shootout.

Picture: CONTRIBUTED in the final and they are hard to win.

But win lose or draw I’m proud of the dog. He’s my champion and nothing will change that.”

Azzopardi said the Shootout win ticked a big box in his training career.

“There are races that I really want to win and the Shootout was

one of those on the list,” he said.

“To have my first starter in the race and win is just amazing.”

The win also brought a sense of relief for the former New South Welshman.

Zambora Brockie entered the Shootout with four group wins to

his name and was dominant through winter with nine consecutive wins.

However, after a string of narrow defeats and a month off racing followed by a modest return in the group 1 Topgun, some had begun to question Zambora Brockie’s standing as one of the country’s elite chasers.

Such criticisms riled the affable Azzopardi, but he was confident his charge was close to his best after a strong win on a slow track last week.

“Things don’t get to me at all really but I was getting a little bit upset with people bagging the dog,” he said.

“He had a little fibula injury; it’s a tricky injury that just took a little bit of time to get him right. I knew in my heart that when he came home in 10.59 on a slow track last week that he was getting back to his best.

I was telling all the people at home, that they’d have to run pretty quick to get him.”

“I always have confidence with him because he’s such a great dog.

He is a champion no question and he goes onto a Shootout honour roll full of champions and great stud dogs. I’m really proud of him.”

The winner of each heat of this Friday’s Melbourne Cup will progress to the $600,000 group 1 TAB Melbourne Cup final - the world’s richest greyhound race - on Friday 18 November.

Wingless Sprints at Nyora Raceway THE wait is finally over as trophies and championship points go on the line at Nyora Raceway this Saturday night.

Following on from its successful Camp Quality Charity Day, Nyora will play host to the highly entertaining Wingless Sprints in Round 1 of the Eastern Challenge.

The action doesn’t stop there however, with great support coming from the Junior Standard Saloon Gippsland Series and the Dave Maslen Memorial for Division 2 Hot Rods.

The V6 Holden-powered Wingless Sprints continue to be popular among competitors in Gippsland, with a number of new drivers joining the class this season.

They join the likes of Nyora vice-president Wayne Hurford who will compete on his home track.

Hurford, from Bass, is very much in contention to take a win to kick-start his season.

The well-known Morwell father and son team of Peter and Wayne Logue appear the most difficult for Hurford to defeat, with years of experience at Nyora and in openwheel racing.

Throw in Leongatha’s Dayn Bentvelzen, Inverloch’s Travis Bergmeier, Clyde’s Ebony Hobson and other racers from the local area like Chris Skilton, Te-Arni Perkins and Owen Bulman and it makes for a great night of racing.

Junior Sedan racing this meeting is of the Standard Saloon variety, where depending on age restrictions the kids can run six or eight cylinder machines.

Nyora member Bailey Perkins is fresh off a last-start victory at Rosedale Speedway and will lead a field that includes Jack Yeomans and Kasey Ingram as his main challengers.

Division 2 Hot Rods are sched-

Stan’s a true champion CRANBOURNE BOWLS WITH no Pennant bowls played this week due to the Victorian Open Championships being held at Shepparton, it gave the club the opportunity to reflect on one of the club’s greatest players and committeemen.

Stan Burnett was an integral part of the club when he became a Stan Burnett - a true legend of the member back in 1963.

Cranbourne Bowls In fact, Stan helped Club. raise money to commence building the original club back then, and with fellow member Stan Hutchison, erected the original ceiling.

Stan then went on to provide labour and materials for the second green and many other improvements around the club that he has assisted with.

Honoured as a life member back in the year 2000, there can be no doubt that Stan Burnett is possibly the greatest bowler that has ever played the game at Cranbourne.

His list of success is a mile long.

At club level Stan has been club champion four times and runner-up 10 times. He has also been Pairs Champion twice and has been a member of successful premiership sides and many other awards.

At association level, Stan has been Singles Champion four times as well as winning a pairs title. He has been Fours Champion and runner-up in the champion of champions three times.

At state level, Stan has been runner-up in the pairs and fours championships.

Stan has served as club secretary, president, club delegate, member of the selection panel, umpire, coach, and on tournament and social committees many times over.

Stan has also been president of the West Gippsland Bowling Association and at state level has served as chairman of the umpires committee for more than 25 years.

The Cranbourne Bowling Club acknowledges Stan Burnett as one of its greatest members and thanks him for his many years of service and hopes that he will continue to be a member for many years to come.

Fred Black, left, defeated his brother Michael in the final of the Eastern Ranges Novice Championship last week.

Brothers square off in final Bass local Wayne Hurford will look to kick off his season in style at Nyora on Saturday night.

Pictures: CBM PHOTOGRAPHY uled for the Dave Maslen Memorial in honour of a former Nyora club member who used to compete in the class.

The Division 2 Hot Rods for many years were one of the main acts, especially in Gippsland Speedway.

The division is currently going through a rebuilding phase and it will be no surprise to see a new face pop up for the win.

Supporting classes also include Ladies Standard Saloons and Sports Sedans.

If you have any inquiries call Amanda on 0408 076 965.

Racing will begin at 6pm Saturday night with entrance prices $20 for an adult, $10 for kids 12 to 16, while younger children are free.

Pensioners are $10 and a family ticket is $50 for two adults and three children.

There's never a dull moment in the Wingless Sprints that take centre stage at Nyora this Saturday.

BERWICK BOWLS HEATHERDALE Bowling Club hosted the 2016 Eastern Ranges Men’s and Women’s Novice Championship finals last week under some very challenging windy weather conditions.

It was an all-Black, all-Berwick affair in the Men’s final with Michael Black and his brother Fred Black making the final after beating all comers in the preliminary rounds held a few weeks ago.

Fred eventually emerged victorious defeating brother Michael 22-14.

Great work Fred and Michael, it was a fantastic effort to both reach the final and special congratulations to our Regional Champion from Berwick Bowling Club.

OPEN DAY Last Sunday Berwick Bowling Club hosted an Open Day at their fantastic facility in an effort to raise awareness and access to the sport of lawn bowls.

The event attracted a large number of enthusiastic visitors who were looked after by our coaches and club members who provided instructions and tips on how the game is played.

All age groups were represented and after a little exercise on the greens the smell of the barbecue attracted a good deal of attention.

Many people who attended on the day have been back to the club looking to enjoy more of the sport after enjoying the experience so much.

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Battle hardened Jeep pushes on

By Ewan Kennedy JEEP Wrangler is a descendant of the World War II Jeep, which has been referred to as, “the car that won a war”.

That versatile little 1941 4WD played a major part in communications and the movement of the men and equipment on all fronts during that horrible period.

Jeep has introduced a 75th anniversary version of the Wrangler to celebrate that original military Jeep.

Renegade, Cherokee and Grand Cherokee have also been built, but our road test vehicle this week is the Wrangler - the roughest, toughest Jeep of them all.

The 75th Anniversary Wrangler has a ‘military-green-and-mud’ look.

The mud part of the look is by way of dark bronze wheels, roof rails, grilles, and the foglight and taillight surrounds.

Bronze ‘75 Years 1941’ badges mark the occasion.

Clever, almost hidden, touches include a tiny black Jeep in profile on the lower-right corner of the inside of the windscreen, and a similar frontal grille-and-headlight in black under the interior mirror.

The seats have a debossed (the opposite of embossed) 75th Anniversary logo and are trimmed in a black and vinyl combo. Again there are bronze details.

Model range Wrangler 75th Anniversary 3.6-litre AWD five-door wagon: $51,000 (automatic)

Rugged off-road running is what the Jeep Wrangler is all about.

Overall, the 75th theme works well and grabbed plenty of comments from people who saw it, interestingly, not just from Jeep enthusiasts, but from people who just like something out of the ordinary.

Our test Wrangler was powered by a 3.6-litre V6 petrol engine. Introduced in 2012, this modern twin-cam unit puts out 209 kW of power, with 347 Nm to torque.

Torque comes on strong from just 1800 revs, so provides providing diesel-like grunt that’s perfect for off-road driving.

A five-speed automatic transmission is likely to be the biggest seller and though it seems to be cheating in

Jeep Wrangler has become a little more sophisticated over the years, but it still has a rugged feel that gives the impression it really would like to get off-road to show its stuff.

Steering is on the vague side with a tendency to wander about when travelling in a straight line.

So we put our brains back a few decades to a time when most cars felt like this and let the Jeep do its own thing.

Instead of trying to correct every tiny movement you keep your hands light on the wheel and let the vehicle do its own thing - and overall it keeps a straight course.

The suspension is relatively rough

some ways to drive a tough 4WD with a self-shifter there’s no doubt it’s simpler to drive in the tough on-road conditions that are likely to be the playground of the typical Wrangler.

As part of the 75th Anniversary celebrations Jeep took us to the Parachilna area of the Flinders Ranges a few months back.

There we played on claypans and sand dunes, as well as traversing rugged off-road sections that may never have felt tyres before.

Great fun. But this week we came back to earth, testing the Wrangler on motorways, suburban roads, carparks and suchlike boring conditions.

and the cabin isn’t the quietest place in which you've ever travelled. We soon grew to love the Jeep’s character and revel in the old fashioned feel.

It’s a shame that too few Jeep Wrangler owners don’t get off-road in serious conditions. We highly recommend it, but make sure you get some driver training, and ideally travel in convoy with at least one other vehicle.

With some recovery gear on board if you want to really test yourself and the Jeep.

For a test drive contact Berwick Chrysler Jeep Dodge, 257 Princes Highway, Hallam. Phone 9554 0800.

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GALAXY Southern Cross series 3 2004. Tare 1320, poptop 16ft 6in. rollout awning & walls, reverse cycle air con, 3 way fridge, microwave, 4 burner gas stove, island double bed, towing mirrors, Hayman Reece brake controller, level riders, TV & radio, fully equipped kitchen, fully vanteced, nothing to buy.

All as new, reg (Q63941). $18,000. Phone: 5941 1462 or 0411 561 462

ON-SITE Caravan. Boulevard Caravan Park. Eildon. Annuals & permanents only, pet friendly, heated pool, bedding for 6, queen bed with electric blanket, fully equipped kitchen with stove, microwave, fridge, full ensuite, air conditioning, large undercover outdoor entertaining area with wood box and a six seat dining setting included. 2 x 90Kg gas bottles, lockable outdoor shed, room for a car and boat, quiet corner location on a large block with room to expand. Family park with a kids play room and a multi purpose family/rumpus room with Foxtel, bar, fully equipped kitchen and BBQ facilities. $24,900.00 Negotiable. Enquiries to Jenny 0410 342 114 or contact the caravan park direct, Yvette on 5774 2128.

JAYCO, 17Ft pop top 2007. Very clean, 12 months reg. (V68-176), tare weight 1265, ball weight 112. Rear camera, double bed, 3 way fridge. $18,500 neg. Ph: 0410 003 427

REGENT Tourer Caravan "17 footer", single axle and so easy to tow. Has to be the best and cleanest on the market. We have had so many happy family holidays with our 3 kids and now we are moving into a town house and the kids have grown up and moved out. Stove and Refrigerator (both work on gas and electric ) have recently been serviced and checked over. The Van its self is spotless inside and out and presents as close to brand new. Tons of storage cupboards and the best floor plan, registration (F25-580). We need to sell quickly as we are moving soon. The van is garaged in our shed at Narree Warren North. $13,999. Phone: 0408 311 956

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Mazda at the leading edge

By Derek Ogden RELAX, everything’s under control well, almost everything, with the Mazda6 2.5-litre Atenza petrol automatic sedan I’m driving.

Already the possessor of the latest in safety technology, the Mazda flagship has been endowed with more of the same, putting the driver and passengers at even more ease than before with no added wallet anxiety.

For example, the new Mazda6 still keeps an eye on pedestrians with Smart City Brake Support, now with the upper detection speed range increased from 30 km/h to 80 km/h.

Smart Brake Support, which detects obstacles ahead of the vehicle, also has had its operating range expanded to between 15 and 160 kilometres per hour, while Mazda’s newest i-Activsense technology, Traffic Sign Recognition, makes its Mazda6 debut displaying the speed limit on the stretch of road being travelled.

Driving dynamics and noise, vibration and harshness measures have been given a boost with Mazda’s world-first G-Vectoring Control, first seen in the new Mazda3, which gives a more controlled drive, while cabin quietness has been improved thanks to a range of sealing and noise absorption updates.

The Mazda6 looks, the result of a major makeover last year, have been mainly left alone, the only changes include newly designed side mirrors that

Model range Sedan: From the Mazda6 2.5 Sport petrol automatic at $32,490 to the Mazda6 2.2 Atenza diesel automatic at $48,240.

Wagon: From the Mazda6 2.5 Sport petrol automatic at $33,790 to the Mazda6 2.2 Atenza diesel automatic at $49,540.

Mazda sticks with winning looks for its flagship 6 . fold automatically and the introduction of Mazda’s newest colour, Machine Grey Metallic.

Mazda6 is available as a sedan or wagon in four grades - Sport, Touring, GT and Atenza - with two engines, a 2.5-litre Skyactiv-G petrol and 2.2-litre Skyactiv-D diesel. The test vehicle was a Mazda6 2.5 Atenza petrol automatic sedan, on the market for $45,390, plus on-road costs.

Already sleek and sporty in nature, the Mazda6 sedan stays faithful to the company’s Kodo ‘Soul of Motion’ design language. The only change has been a redesign of the automatic folding door mirrors and the addition of a new

hero colour in Machine Grey Metallic.

At 2830 mm, the new Mazda6 sedan has one of the longest wheelbases in its segment, making for a spacious cabin.

The boot is a cavernous 474 litres.

The fit and finish of the cabin are second to none in this price segment, with the range-leading Atenza featuring top quality nappa leather upholstery covering plush seats, featuring coloured stitching and piping.

A new steering wheel has a smaller centre, slimmer chrome on the lower spoke, while upgraded instruments focus on improving the legibility of the Active Driving Display, which is now full colour, brighter and with more def-

inition, to enable drivers to concentrate more on driving.

Connectivity is via hands-free phone, with a voice function able to read emails out loud when the vehicle is on the move.

Pre-set messages can be used to give a suitable reply. Web content is obtainable through smartphone.

A Bose six or eleven-speaker audio are on offer, depending on model, and new to the range is DAB+ digital radio.

Navigation software comes with free upgrades for three years.

Power trains are carried over from the previous Mazda6 launched in 2012.

The 2.5-litre Skyactiv-G direct injec-

tion petrol engine features a high 13:1 compression ratio; a specially designed 4-2-1 exhaust system and enhanced fuel spray properties to counter the drawbacks to such high compression.

A balance shaft offsets the added vibration from the most powerful Skyactiv engine to date, putting out 138 kW of power at 5700 rpm and 250 Nm of torque at 3250 rpm.

Combined urban / highway fuel consumption is put at 6.6 litres per 100 kilometres and carbon dioxide emissions at 153 g/km.

Safety has been advanced with additions to the Mazda i-Activsense system, including better detection of pedestrians via a new camera up front; new traffic sign identification technology; and brake support that now operates over a wider speed range.

Passive safety comes a rigid body and built-in energy absorbing crumple zones, plus front driver and passenger, front side, and front and rear curtain airbags.

As well as a driver’s seat position memory function, the angle, brightness and content of the Active Driving Display can be stored.

Things have changed so swiftly over the past few years for the Mazda6. Improvements have come thick and fast.

The Mazda range is available for test drive at Berwick Mazda, Prestige Place, Narre Warren. Phone 8796 6222.

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