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Mr Moini said the business, now operating for three years, was conveniently located in the new Casey Central so clients were able to find parking easily.

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Winning proposal and he addressed the assembled crowd in his signature cheerful way.

“I am blown away by how many people have turned up - but not one of you has offered me a beer,” he said.

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IN a triumphant return to his mum’s house in Cranbourne, local legend Jake Ward has completed a marathon fundraiser for breast cancer research ... but that was just the half of it.

An emotional Jake also took the opportunity to propose to long-time partner, Jess Brown. Jake ran a total of 1500 kilo-

metres over a month starting at the Gold Coast and ending in his hometown of Cranbourne.

Family, friends and supporters from all over gathered to cheer him along the last leg of his journey along Cherryhills Drive on Wednesday 30 November.

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By Victoria Stone-Meadows

NEARLY $1 million of a state community safety and crime prevention grants program will be targeted in Casey.

The State Government announced $700,000 in Youth Crime Prevention Grants over two years, as well as $250,000 to improve safety in Narre Warren Village.

The youth crime prevention program will be devised with the help of a workshop with community leaders, Narre Warren South MP Judith Couacaud Graley said.

Victoria Police and Casey Council are among the invitees to help devise local, evidence-based programs to break the spate of home invasions and serious crime by young offenders.

The grant was targeted in eight “priority” municipalities, including Greater Dandenong and Casey.

It comes on top of a concerted series of law-and-order announcements from the State Government in recent days, including 2729 extra police in the next four years.

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A universal struggle

By Victoria Stone-Meadows A HAMPTON Park woman has been crowned Ms Universal, but is facing an uphill battle to muster support for her charity work because beauty pageants in Australia are not taken seriously.

Nathalie Nicole travelled to the United States in July where she competed in the Ms Universal pageant - one of the few beauty pageants for divorced women and/ or single mothers.

Ms Nicole had never competed in a beauty pageant before she became Ms Australia Universal because they weren't usually open to divorced women or single mothers, and was surprised to place highly in the contest.

Ms Nicole was first runner-up at the pageant, but as the winner from Russia soon had her title stripped for not meeting her obligations, Ms Nicole was crowned Ms Universal, by default.

She was awarded first runner-up with a very small margin between her and the original winner though she was awarded best interview, Miss Congeniality and best charity platform.

A survivor of abuse, violence, and suicide attempts, Ms Nicole’s charity work sees her working with other women who may be survivors of or currently in similar situations surrounding family violence.

“I spend my time speaking to women who have survived this as well because I want to be a role model and someone to look up to and someone who understands,” she said.

“That’s been my whole tag line; not a victim but a survivor.”

However, in attempting to continue her charitable work and create a network for women who are survivors of abuse, she has found the negative take on beauty pageants in Australia has been a hindrance.

“Beauty pageants are not well known in Australia, and where they are known, they

don’t have a great reputation,” she said.

“I have contacted councils and community organisations to speak at events, but people assume the lifestyle is all about beautiful dresses and heels and assume I’m stupid.”

“More and more I’m finding an uphill battle against the reputation of being a beauty queen, but I am community focused and want to work with women who have been through a hard time who don’t have a support network.”

Ms Nicole said she would like to see more opportunities extended to women who didn't fit traditional female societal roles, both in the beauty pageant world and everyday life.

“There are not many pageants that allow single mums or divorced women or women over 26, and there are not many opportunities for us overall,” she said.

“We are an untapped market and want to have the same opportunities as other women.

Ms Nicole said through her time at the Ms Universal pageant she had met amazing women who weren't afforded the benefit of the doubt as other women received.

“I have met really intelligent women with histories like myself who are looked down upon because they are single mums,” she said.

“I am a single mum and people assume I’m needy or don’t have anything to offer, and it is a constant battle of stigmas I have accrued through my life experiences.”

Ms Nicole wants to use her position to fight the stigmas surrounding women who take on non-traditional roles within society.

“I know a lot of other single mums that can’t get dates or don’t get hired for jobs because people assume we need to take time off to look after our kids and so on.

“What a lot of people don’t realise is we have thought about all that before, and we are more than capable of managing the same as anyone else.”

Man faces dozens of charges

By Victoria Stone-Meadows

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CASEY Criminal Investigation Unit Detectives executed a warrant on a property on Rosebank Drive in Cranbourne North last week, and found drug lab equipment in place.

Police raided the property on Wednesday 16 November and found glassware, recipes, and nearly $8000 worth of prescription tablets as well as other unidentified chemicals.

A 33-year-old Cranbourne man was taken into custody and charged with possession of articles to manufacture a drug of dependence.

Police also located a Kia Rio in the garage of the property that had been reported stolen from Dandenong in July and used in a number of burglaries in the northern suburb of Roxburgh Park.

He was also found to be in possession of illegal ammunition and other drugs such as MDMA, speed, and ice.

Known to police from past criminal activity involving drugs, the man has been remanded in custody, and is facing more than 35 separate charges.

He will face the Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday 7 December for a bail application hearing.

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More cops, tougher laws

By Victoria Stone-Meadows MORE police recruits and tougher laws have been announced by the State Government to target youth crime, despite crime committed by offenders less than 18 years of age declining in frequency.

On Monday 5 December, Premier Daniel Andrews announced a number of new criminal justice directions to curb youth offending, which is considered particularly high in the south-east area.

These new laws and penalties include an increase to the maximum period of detention that can be imposed by the Children’s Court, a new offence for adults who lure young people to commit crimes for them, a new Youth Control Order (YCO) to give the Children’s Court the power to issue a more

intensive and targeted supervision sentence for young offenders, and many more.

The announcement of the new youth crime targeting systems comes on the back of the government plans to recruit 2729 new police cadets over the next four years.

At the announcement on 4 December Police Chief Commissioner Graham Ashton specifically noted that police numbers had been stretched in the south east suburbs due to youth crime.

“Young people feel shut out of society, they are feeling frustrated and getting into crime and forming the groups and gangs out there committing crimes,” he said.

“Young people are feeling disconnected and we need to work in that issue by providing accountable law

enforcement, and work on prevention and turn these young people around.”

“Victoria Police has to focus on that and this announcement allows us to maintain a commitment to that.”

Police Minister Lisa Neville specifically flagged growth corridors in the state as areas needing more police and youth workers to tackle youth crime.

The government has also announced $10 million worth of Youth Crime Prevention grants to specifically target and prevent youth offending.

“We will be funding 42 police youth recourse works across the state to work with youth at both ends; working with youth offenders and working on prevention,” she said.

“Youth offending overall is down but we have this group offending at extraordinary rates and committing

crimes and none of the traditional interventions have worked.”

“We are and have been talking to police and other youth workers about what we need to do to turn this around because they are causing too much harm, it is unacceptable and will not continue.”

However, while youth offending has remained steady across the state in the period from July 2015 to June 2016 with a one per cent increase in the number of offenders aged 10 to 17, in Casey, that statistic has fallen.

According to the Crime Statistics Agency of Victoria, total crime incidents committed by people aged 10 to 17 years in the City of Casey have dropped.

In the period from July 2015 to June 2016, the incidents of youth crime in

Casey has fallen 15.5 percent across all but one crime categories compared to the same period in 2014 to 2015.

The only crime category where youth offending has increased in Casey is Justice Procedures offences such as breaches of court orders.

At a council meeting on Tuesday 6 December, Casey Mayor Sam Aziz proposed the council contact the Victoria Police Command to request an allocation of new officers to the area.

Mayor Sam Aziz said he was happy that the State Government had “finally come to the party“ after the council had lobbied under a five-plank community safety plan - including extra police.

The next wave of frontline police officers is expected to hit the streets of Casey in April next year.

Children’s safety at risk - a sign of the times

By Victoria Stone-Meadows THE debate surrounding flashing 40km/h signs on the Baxter-Tooradin Road near Pearcedale Primary School has heated up, with the Shadow Education Minister lending his voice to the cause.

Shadow Minister for Education Nick Wakeling and MP for Hastings Neale Burgess met with parents of students from the school to call on the State Government to install the flashing signs.

The school community, with the support of Mr Burgess, has requested a number of times for the State Government to install the variable speed limit signs at the school.

On his last visit to the school, Mr Burgess was presented with a 500-signature petition from parents requesting the signs be installed.

On Friday 2 December, Mr Burgess and Mr Wakeling visited the school to further lend their support to the campaign for the signs.

“The Pearcedale Primary School is directly opposite the Pearcedale Shopping Centre, and the two facilities are separated by the very busy BaxterTooradin Road,” Mr Burgess said.

“The installation of flashing electronic signs will help ensure motorists are aware of the presence of school children and that the speed limit is 40 km/h.”

Mr Wakeling also called on the State Government to find the installation of the signs, citing safety along the BaxterTooradin Road as a major concern.

“The Andrews Labor Government has rejected repeated requests by local schools to install flashing variable speed limit signs,” he said.

“This initiative will save lives, and should not be ignored by Daniel Andrews. We need to make schools the safest place possible for students and teachers.”

Mr Burgess also claimed the State Government has stopped funding the installation of the flashing 40km/h signs.

MP Nick Wakeling with parent Brooke Skilton and MP Neale Burgess at Pearcedale Primary School. 162696 A spokesperson from the office of the incumbent Minister for Roads Luke Donnellan said the program was still being funded, but the area around Pearcedale Primary School did not meet the requirements.

“The government funds the installation of 40km/h flashing signs on a case by case basis,” the statement said.

“This location has a low-crash history, with no pedestrian-related crashes recorded in the past five years.”

“However, we will continue to monitor Baxter-Tooradin Road and work with their community around any future improvements.”

Mr Donnellan’s office also pointed out the Baxter-Tooradin Road carries about 8000 vehicles a day, and there have been no pedestrian-related crashes between Middle Road and Pearcedale Road in the latest five-year period, ending 31 December 2015.

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dren that attend Pearcedale Primary School, said the car traffic volume was not parents’ concern with the road.

“Baxter-Tooradin Road is a thoroughfare for big trucks between the Western Port Highway and the South Gippsland Highway,” she said.

“They barrel through at all times of the day and night, and in my seven years involved at the school, I have observed lots of near misses.”

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“I don’t think one school is more worthy than another school, but I believe Pearcedale is worthy.”

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Case(y) on China trade

By Cam Lucadou-Wells GENERATIONS to come will be thankful for Casey’s planned trade mission to China at the cost of up to $25,000, says Casey mayor Sam Aziz.

Cr Aziz was keen to dispel talk at a council meeting on 6 December that the delegation to Chengdu in southwest China in early 2017 was a “junket”.

“Casey is by no means alone to pursue economic investment in China.

“This is not an unusual step to make - to spend a very small amount of money to deliver very significant investment returns,” he said.

According to a council report, Chengdu has a high level of Australian representation and was seeking international co-operation to break its geographic isolation.

Its districts include hubs of research, universities, car manufacture, agriculture, solar and tourism.

Cr Aziz argued that the mission was a necessary, strategic step for Casey’s economic and jobs development.

Fast-growing Casey would be a likely target for a “formidable” number of wealthy Chinese looking to invest abroad.

Cr Aziz said Casey’s previous mission to China in 2013 was not a holiday, but full of meetings and flights to five cities in four days.

For example, there was no time for him to even get a glimpse of The Great Wall of China in Beijing during the hectic schedule.

For the cost of up to $6000, the trip led to three Casey companies landed more than $22 million in property deals with Chinese counterparts, lead-

ing to local jobs, Cr Aziz said.

Cr Aziz said the council didn’t need to offer incentives, such as rates relief, to investors.

“We think the investment story alone is an attractive story.”

The trip was approved by a majority of councillors, but not without some debate.

Cr Rosalie Crestani, though supporting the trip, expressed a reservation that no land in Casey should be sold overseas as a result.

The mayor said that the sale of land was outside Casey’s control.

Dissenting councillor Steve Beardon said the arguments stacked up, but trade missions shouldn’t be the province of local governments, especially given Victoria and Australia’s vast representation in China.

“I think it’s way out of our neck of the woods.”

Cr Beardon was also concerned about China’s impact on local manufacturers and its human rights record.

Cr Aziz replied that Casey’s planned advanced manufacturing hub - its own ‘Silicon Valley’ in Berwick - would not be in direct competition with Chinese-made products.

He said Victoria’s trade advocacy on its own would not necessarily direct investment into Casey. Human rights issues were the theme of Federal Government diplomacy.

“I’m very comfortable about this,” Cr Aziz said.

“The returns on investment will be so significant that generations to come will thank us for making that investment.”

Councillors Rex Flannery and Tim Jackson, who like Cr Beardon were recently elected on minimising financial waste, also dissented until there was more detail on the financial benefits.

The delegation of Cr Aziz, councillor Wayne Smith and two council officers is expected to be joined by representatives from two Casey businesses that already trade in China.

The business people, who will join the trip at their own expense, were past winners of Casey-Cardinia business of the year awards, but not named by Cr Aziz.

Cr Smith said he would contribute to making partnerships in the arts and student exchanges. He cited the opportunity to help facilitate Cranbourne Chorale’s upcoming trip to China.

Cardinia Council will be invited to join the delegation.

Winning proposal

Jake Ward giving the thumbs up on the last leg on his journey to mum's house in Cranbourne. 160740 Pictures: GARY SISSONS

From page 1 “IT was long, it was hard but it was worth it,” he said.

“I really enjoyed every moment and didn’t think this many people were going to turn up and for one of the first times in my life I’m a bit speechless.”

As if the day couldn’t become more exciting, halfway through his speech, Jake announced he had bought a present for his partner, Jess Brown.

It was then in front of the assembled crowd that Jake bent onto one of his shaking and weary knees to ask for Jess’s hand in marriage.

She responded with an enthusiastic yes as the crowd cheered and congratulated the couple.

Jake thanked all the people who had supported his cause along the way by donating to the National Breast Cancer Foundation and keeping him supported through his journey.

He thanked his partner Jess for organising the accommodation along the way, his family members for visiting his during his journey, Jess’s father for the donations and fund-raising and other community businesses and organisations that helped him raise money.

There was one person in particular Jake felt deserved a special mention and that was his mate and support car driver Luke ‘Twiggy’ Balcombe.

“I have got to thank Twiggy,” Jake said.

“I’m forever grateful for what Twiggy has done and we called him the silent partner because he doesn’t like being noticed.

“Without him it couldn’t have been done, he kept me safe on the road and kept me from magpies and snakes, he would get out of the car and launch rocks, he was amazing.

"I was frustrating him the whole time but the guy just kept going and he never gave up on me.

“He was even more than happy to drink beers along the way for me when I couldn’t - that’s a real great friend and I cannot speak more highly of him.”

Jess said she was so proud of her partner and was feeling so many emotions after his arrival home and the surprise proposal.

“I’m feeling amazing for more than one reason,” she said.

“I wouldn’t never have guessed in a million years he would do that; I thought that today is his day and should have been all about him at the finish line but trust Jake, modest Jake.

“I’m so proud of him I have been crying for last hour for a mixture of emotions. I missed him more than I knew possible.”

Jake’s mum Christine Ward said she knew her son would make it to the finish line of his epic journey no matter what.

“I know what’s he’s like, he would crawl if he had to,” she said.

“I’ve been so worried about him and he is such a great guy and does everything for others.”

Over the course of his run from Queensland to Victoria, Jake raised $47,500 for breast cancer research.

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Mr Byrne said the goal of the 202020 Vision initiative is to bring communities together in newly developed areas by the shared use of parks and gardens.

“As more people live in our city and with smaller backyards, the role of well thought-

out parks, green spaces and civic spaces will continue to grow more and more important,” he said.

“By 2020, we hope to see more unused spaces turning into green usable areas that all community members can enjoy.”

The 202020 Vision initiative is a collaborative national approach of more than 350 industry, councils, State and Federal Government bodies, business and not-for-profits sectors working together to increase the green capital of rapidly developing cities.

The Parks Changing Australia exhibition will be on display in the Circa Corridor of the National Museum of Australia, Canberra, until April 2017.

It’s been a busy 12 months building up Bunjil Place and we’re topping off a big year of construction with works well underway on the iconic winged roof!

The structural steel for the building’s top layer is being installed, setting up the framework for the next stage of roofing works in early 2017.

In the past month we have also seen the completion of the services rough in and construction of the impressive library staircase.

Looking ahead it will continue to be busy onsite until the end of the year. Plasterers will start work in the gallery and library and over in the theatre, framing and installation of the floor will start to bring this key feature to life.

As we prepare for the timber grid shell to arrive onsite early next year, a 50 m long truss is being constructed to provide structural support so this unique piece can be easily installed.

Moving into the new year will see a number of internal fit-out contracts awarded and exterior building facades will continue to be fitted.

Spotlight on the function centre A much anticipated facility within Bunjil Place is the 350-seat function centre.

This will be a place to enjoy vibrant community and civic functions, gala and not-for-profit events, corporate conferences, weddings and more!

As one of the largest indoor event spaces in the City of Casey, this versatile space will be enhanced with opportunities available to incorporate other spaces at Bunjil Place into your event.

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The residents of the Berwick Springs estate are dealing with the aftermath of there being no community consultation to the reconstruction of their entrance, it would be a shame for the council to continue on with its theme of a lack of accountability and transparency so early into its term.

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It’s critical that everyone plans their journeys, makes good decisions and looks out for each other on the roads to ensure we’re all present for our loved ones this Christmas.

In the excitement of festivities it can be difficult to keep track of how many alcoholic drinks we have consumed and we know consuming as little as one drink impairs your judgement.

If you’re planning on drinking any alcohol our advice is to plan a way home that doesn’t involve driving.

Some of us will travel on unfamiliar roads this summer so it’s important we all slow down, take regular breaks and drive to the weather and road conditions.

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AFTER returning home from his 1500 kilometre fundraising run, Jake Ward proposed to his girlfriend Jess Brown in front of family and friends but admitted he was nervous about popping the question.

“I’m glad she said yes, it’s been nervewracking for so long because I didn’t think there was going to be this many people but imagine if she said no,” he said.

“I’ve been planning to propose since our first date and always thought I would propose at the finish line but it was always a matter of finding the time.”

After running for 30 days straight on his epic journey, Jake had let his beard grow and Jess said she could hardly recognise him.

“He has changed with his beard growing out, that was very different in real life and I kept wondering if it was him under there,” she said.

Jake, however, said he wasn’t a fan of the beard and he wouldn’t be holding onto it for very long.

“The beard will stick around until tomorrow,” he said when he finally got a chance to sit down at home.

“I can’t wait to get rid of it, especially since I realised I’ve got grey hairs. It’s gone.”

A DANDENONG man has claimed he was drink-driving to escape racist abuse during a night out in Geelong.

The man, who blew 0.167 and had never held a driving licence, claimed his passenger

was more drunk than him and unable to drive, Dandenong Magistrates’ Court heard.

After pulling the man’s car over, police observed the accused climbing out of the drivers’ seat into the back of the vehicle - however the passenger stayed in their seat.

The man had been disqualified from driving after a high-reading drink-driving conviction in 2015.

The judge noted the man’s excuses would be no comfort if he had killed someone while driving while he was so drunk.

The man was put on a six-month community corrections order including 50 hours of unpaid work and alcohol counselling, as well as a road trauma awareness program.

He was disqualified from driving for 32 months.

A WOMAN has failed in her bid for a personal safety order against a Victoria Police officer who had evicted her from her home under a Sheriff’s warrant.

The woman argued at Dandenong Magistrates’ Court that she had never seen the warrant and was now unable to get in her house due to police changing the locks without her permission.

In seeking to institute proceedings against the arresting officer, she accused him of acting out a “home invasion”.

The magistrate noted a trust - of which the woman was a beneficiary - was the home’s true owner.

“In my view your application is vexatious, without substance, made in bad faith, without reasonable prospects of success and, on the face of it, an abuse of process.”

A MAN has been freed from jail after languishing there for five and a half months for defaulting on tollway fine payments.

The man was arrested by Sheriff’s officers and jailed when he got behind on his $1000-a-month payment plan, Dandenong Magistrates’ Court was told.

His lawyer said it was a concerning case, given the man had sat in jail for 155 days without appearing in court.

“I don’t know how he went through (such a long time in jail) without getting any legal advice,” his lawyer said.

“I believe there have been legislative changes so the Sheriffs now bring them out to a court first.”

The judge expressed surprise the man spent so long in jail on “these type of matters”.

He discharged the man from two-thirds of more than $60,000 owed to tollway companies.

The man was also fully cleared of more than $30,000 in fines owed to Civic Compliance Victoria.

“If there’s a (financial) crisis again you can always approach the court and vary the amount you can pay (on the payment plan),” the judge told him.

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TWENTY-SIX of the 29 dogs that were seized from a property in Blind Bight on Tuesday 26 July have found new homes or are in loving foster families.

The dogs were seized from the property after an animal rights group Oscar’s Law exposed the conditions the dogs were kept in.

City of Casey Council prosecuted the owner of the property, Troy Scoble, for keeping excess animals on his property in June this year.

Twenty-nine of the 33 dogs were removed from the property under the Domestic Animals Act in July, and since then almost all the dogs have found new loving homes.

Sadly, two of the dogs removed from the property had to be euthanised due to extreme behavioural issues and one has been sent to NSW for behavioural rehabilitation.

Anna Balakas from Team Tigger Inc. was one of the people who were instrumental in finding new homes for the dogs by liaising with other animal support groups and rescue shelters.

“One of the dogs from Blind Bight was one of our own called Bruce,” Ms Balakas said.

“We fought hard to get him back when we found out he was on that property.”

Ms Balakas said Team Tigger Inc. were recommended to house Bruce at the Blind Bight property through another agency.

“He was the first dog released from Blind Bight, and we sought legal advice and had every intention to get him back as soon as we

A CRANBOURNE man faces charges over more than 200 offences after a crime spree throughout the southeast suburbs of Melbourne.

The 24-year-old man clocked up the extraordinary number of criminal offences in just a few months.

He is facing charges at the Dandenong Magistrates’ Court that range from burglary, and traffic offences to drug related and reckless conduct charges.

The accused was a person of interest across three different police service areas for roughly four months and has been implicated in over 80 burglaries or attempted burglaries. He has been charged by a number of police officers in the Casey, Greater Dandenong and Frankston police service areas.

He was arrested and taken into police custody after detectives from the Greater Dandenong Crime Investigation Unit executed a warrant on an address in Stawell Street in Cranbourne on the morning of Wednesday 9 November.

Arresting Detective Senior Constable Christine Johnstone said the accused was found with many items, believed to be proceeds of crime, but would not give details of what those items were.

“A search warrant was executed at this address and a large number of items were seized,” she said.

A 39-year-old female and a 36-year-old male were also arrested at the property as a result of the search warrant.

Detective Senior Constable Brad Coller from Casey Crime Investigation Unit has pinned the accused with 90 charges across several suburbs including Cranbourne, Narre Warren and Pakenham.

He said he hoped justice would be done quickly but the sheer volume of charges meant the case might be in court for a while.

“I’m hoping but I doubt it will be dealt with swiftly,” he said.

However, Det Sen Const Coller said the police officers across Frankston, Casey and Greater Dandenong were confident their charges would stick. “(His) defence may not agree with a majority of the charges, but we’ve got a strong case on all our accounts and that is why we charged him.”

He first appeared at the Dandenong Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday 30 November but his matter was adjourned, and he has been remanded in custody until Tuesday 20 December.

Team Tigger Inc. (Leah, Anna and Daniel) with Bruce, who was rescued from appalling conditions at a property in Blind Bight. found him in that predicament, we wouldn’t walk away from a fight.”

Since getting Bruce back, Ms Balakas said she and other members of Team Tigger Inc. had made sure every dog that came off that property had found their way into a safe household.

Ms Balakas said the condition and health of many of the dogs that came from the Blind Bight property left a lot to be desired.

“He was underweight, had a skin allergy that had gone untreated,” Ms Balakas said.

“A lot of them were in that con-

dition; a lot of the dogs had skin allergies, stuffed paws from the hard surface, and some had mast cell tumour cancer.”

City of Casey Mayor Sam Aziz said he was proud of the way council officers and employees had helped to resolve the animal welfare issues surrounding this case.

“This was one of the largest animal welfare cases council has been involved in, and the first time we were actively involved in coordinating dogs into new homes, rescue or foster care,” he said.

“Council is not only committed

to delivering for our residents, but we’re also dedicated to ensuring our four-legged friends are cared for and safe.”

Ms Balakas said the change she had seen in the dogs she had helped re-home after coming from the Blind Bight property had been extraordinary.

“It’s really good to see the dogs becoming normal dogs again,” she said.

“We are going to give it a good go and make sure they have a good future; we won’t walk away from these dogs.”

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The works were undertaken to end the bottlenecks that have been a feature of Sladen Street between Codrington and Cameron streets.

The $10.1 million improvement works have seen the building of two lanes either side of a new median strip, new bicycle

lanes, as well as new footpaths and pedestrian crossings.

As part of the upgrades, street lighting was improved along the stretch of road and landscaping and drainage works were also included.

Existing bus stops at Cameron and Codrington streets have been relocated and aligned with the new pedestrian crossing and traffic lights.

The widening and restructure of the road started in November 2015 and have taken just over 12 months to complete.

Mr Perera said the improvements to Sladen Street would mean members of Casey’s booming population would spend less time stuck in traffic.

“Cyclists and pedestrians will benefit through upgraded pedestrian ramps on Codrington Street and new cycling lanes.

“Cranbourne is one Victoria’s fastest growing areas and that’s why we widened Sladen Street and improved facilities for pedestrian and cyclists,” he said.

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Cr Beardon has also claimed Mr Rowe has launched the inquiry in his interest as a member of the Liberal Party.

“It is reasonable to presume a number of Liberal Casey councillors are eyeing off Liberal preselection for the next State Election,” he said.

“Is this just a Liberal power struggle as this action serves little if not resolved quickly?”

The VEC declined to comment on the matter while it is before the Municipal Electoral Tribunal.

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Mr Rowe claims he lost his seat representing Mayfield ward to Steve Beardon by less than 100 votes but was denied a recount.

“When I went out, the difference between myself and next person was 96 votes, a very small margin,” he said.

“I requested a recount on the grounds I had heard anecdotally there were inconsistencies in which manner in which the returning office handled ballot papers at the Berwick counting office.”

Mr Rowe also says he received statutory declarations from vote counters that there were failures at the Berwick counting office to properly handle votes that may have been informal.

However, Mr Rowe says when he requested a recount of the votes before the declaration of the polls he was told the VEC would not grant him one.

Mr Rowe said his legal action is not about winning or losing the election but about the due process of vote counting.

“I have nothing against the City of Casey, my complaint is with the VEC and the VEC’s process and failure to listen,” he said.

“It’s a process issue.”

The man declared the winner of the seat in Mayfield, Steve Beardon, has hit back at Mr Rowe’s legal action.

“Gary Rowe you are wasting your time,” Cr Beardon said.

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Little angels are heavenly THE children of Rangebank Pre-School have been rehearsing for their upcoming Christmas nativity play, The 10 Little Angels and the Drummer.

Playing Mary and Joseph, the Three Wise Men, 10 angels, a drummer, shepherds and a variety of animals ranging from cows to chickens, the kids have all been very busy practising their parts.

The children have learned various Christmas and other action songs to entertain their families and friends at their end-of-year Christmas concert.

All their hard work and dedication will pay off on Thursday 8 December as parents, families and friends will see the play in full costume.

The night will also consist of the children receiving their certificates for completing four-year-old pre-school, a big step in their school journey.

Star News photographer Stewart Chambers popped into the school during a dress rehearsal to catch the little thespians in action.

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Organised by the school’s Student Representative Council (SRC), the hampers consist of generous pupil and teacher donations including an array of food and gifts.

Held annually in December, the Alkira Secondary College community has always been beneficent with hampers often overflowing.

However, this year SRC member Cael proposed a festive clothes day where students were encouraged to dress festively on the proviso that they donated to the hampers.

This initiative significantly increased donations with hampers so abundantly full that in addition to the wrapped and prepared gift baskets, the school will donate supplementary items separately. “These hampers are a fantastic way for students to get involved in community service,� said teacher Nicole Bruerton.

Students are actively involved in making these hampers and soliciting donations.

SRC member Bailey, who has been involved with creating the hampers for the last two years, said he looked forward to wrapping the hampers and described it as a highlight of his year.

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10 Marine Road, Tenby Point

• 1 km to pristine sandy beaches & coastline • Quality grazing, ideal for cattle/horses & most agricultural interests • Excellent home sites • Well fenced with 7 paddocks with laneway • Superb water via dams & reliable high rainfall • Hay/machinery shed & stockyards • Cape Paterson 2km, Wonthaggi 5km, Melbourne CBD 1 hour & 45 mins • Opportunities to purchase properties of this calibre & location & affordability are rare Contact Don Olden 0417 805 312 or Jean O’Loughlin on 0428 571 083 Price: $690,000 Web ID: 6096883 Address: 185 Old Boiler Road, Cape Paterson

FORESHORE FRONTAGE Set opposite the foreshore at Tenby Point with water views of Western Port Bay, relax on the balcony or potter around the tranquil garden. Only a few steps and you can fish or walk along the beach!

The block lends itself to potential subdivision (STCA). The home features four bedrooms, two bathrooms, two living areas, one upstairs and one down with a wood heater and split system air conditioner. Outside is a double garage with access off Bayview Avenue. Perfect location within 25 minutes to Phillip Island, 5km to Corinella and 5km to the Bass Highway.

Agent: Madelyne Golby – 0408 559 096 Bradley Drew 0401 417 223 Inspections: OPEN FOR INSPECTION 12:00 to 12.30 Sat 10th Dec 16

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Elders Korumburra, 11 Commercial St, Korumburra

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TOP QUALITY LIFESTYLE LIVING – SENSATIONAL VIEWS

• 3.47 acres, Affordable small acreage • Comfortable country brick veneer • Spacious 3 bed, 2 bath, ensuite to master BR • Modern kitchen with electric cooking • Undulating land and well grassed • Ideal for horses, alpacas or sheep • Wonthaggi 14 km & close to beaches

Contact Jean O’Loughlin on 0428 571 083 or Don Olden on 0417 805 312.

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Address: 760A Dalyston-Glen Forbes Rd, Archies Creek

Price: $775,000 Web ID:10733496

Contact: Don Olden on 0417 805 312 or Jean O’Loughlin on 0428 571 083

Price: $459,000 Web ID: 8910753

Address: 67 James Road, Kardella

Elders Korumburra, 11 Commercial Street, Korumburra

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• Superbly designed 35sq country home • Privacy & magnificent views of rolling green hills • 5 large BRs, 3 living areas, modern kitchen • Superb outdoor deck, entertaining area with views • 14 gently undulating acres, ideal for horses, cattle, sheep • Lock up workshop, open bay hay/machinery shed, dbl garage • Located midway between Korumburra & Leongatha

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HOT SPOT SET FOR CULTURE FROM PAGE 1 CHARMING Clyde North is a hot spot for exciting new developments like Fernrow.

Nestled off Berwick-Cranbourne Road, Fernrow is a gem that won’t stay undiscovered for long thanks to quality builders like Premier Builders Group.

A trusted operator in the south-east for 25 years, Premier Builders Group offers three and four bedroom units in the beautiful Fernrow estate.

Buyers can purchase a house and land package at Fernrow from just $379,950 and enjoy peace of mind knowing they can move straight in thanks to the impressive list of inclusions.

Homes come complete with vinyl wrapped kitchen, stone bench tops, stainless steel dishwasher, a five kilowatt split system air-conditioning unit, LED down lights, E-screen blinds and Holland blinds, flyscreens, a clothesline and garage with remote controlled door.

All homes have two bathrooms and come with either a single or double garage.

Fencing, landscaping and driveway are also included.

Fernrow has great amenities, including children’s play spaces, and is close to Clyde

North’s main shopping centre with a Coles supermarket and numerous speciality stores.

Situated between Berwick and Cranbourne, Clyde North offers space and tranquillity with easy access to public transport and convenient links to the Monash Freeway. The area boasts an array of private and public schools. The City of Casey has a multitude of high-class sporting facilities including Casey RACE at nearby Cranbourne and Casey Fields, which includes an athletic track, footy fields and playground.

The area is also set to become a cultural hub with the completion later this year of the Bunjil Place arts centre at Narre Warren.

Premier Builders Group understands that building a new home is a huge financial commitment, even with record low interest rates. Therefore, Premier customers are offered no progress payments and savings on stamp duty.

Buyers can visit this impressive new development at 285 Berwick-Cranbourne Road and speak to the friendly Premier Builders Group sales team by ringing Gary Doleschal on 0418 990 379.

For more information contact 1300Premier or 8768 3600 or visit www. premierbuilders.com.au.

TOWNHOUSES SELLING NOW AT CARRUM DOWNS

SINGLE STOREY $354,950 to $444,950

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Nearby to sporting facilities, primary school, family centre & parklands, this stunning home is situated on a corner block with rear access & boasts 3 BR’s with WIR & ENS to the master, double garage with internal access, hostess kitchen, spacious living zone, ducted heating & air con.

Outside you have a paved pergola perfect for entertaining, neat low maintenance landscaping, water tank & gated access perfect for cars, boats, trailers & more.

Fixed Date Sale Tuesday 20th December 6pm Agent Daniel Burgdorf 0410 566 130

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TOORADIN

A HOME BIG ON VALUE THIS one us for the family or

two. Looking to bring your parents or another family member, this stunning 50plus square home offers that and much, much more.

THERE are two huge master bedrooms with huge walk-in wardrobes. three other bedrooms with walk-in wardrobes, plus a study or nursery.

Open kitchen has double walk-in pantry, island bench and 900mm stainless-steel oven. Rumpus or parents retreat.

Massive rumpus with wet bar and storage room.

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Outside there is a magnificent alfresco area and in-ground pool with solar heating.

Other features include zoned ducted heating and cooling, triple garage, side access for caravan, boats and trailers, water tank - all set on a block of about 1000 square metres, yet only a short stroll to Tooradin Primary School, shops and town centre, pier and boat ramp.

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To all our valued clients and friends, we wish to thank you for your support throughout 2016 and look forward to celebrating future success for many more years to come.

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CLOSE TO THE ACTION THERE are just 12 double-storey homes remaining at Milli Terraces in the Savannah estate in Officer.

Set in the up-and-coming regional centre of Officer, the Milli Terrace development is just a 45-minute drive from Melbourne CBD and a short stroll to the vibrant and buzzing fast developing new Officer town centre.

Officer town centre is already a ‘go to’ for shopping and socialising with even more things to come including a new cinema, library, aquatic center, and cafes and upgrades to the train station and bus interchange planned. And Milli Terrace development puts buyers of all lifestyles and budgets close to the action - but with wellestablished fruit orchards and wide green spaces bordering tree-lined streets the feel is still relaxed and friendly.

Priced from $382,085 the Milli Terrace houses offer three-bedroom floorplans featuring either double or single garages.

Catering to both families and those looking to down-size and move closer to city amenities the development is close to a large range of education options in Officer, Berwick and Pakenham while empty nesters can take a quiet afternoon stroll around the Officer Recreation Reserve or visit nearby Pakenham for a variety of shopping, dining and entertainment options.

Those who work in the city can spend their days in bustling Melbourne CBD before retreating home to their Milli Terrace sanctuary for dinner. A number of transport links puts the area close to everywhere.

Drive in via the M1 to reach the heart of the city in 45 minutes, or leave the car at home and take the Pakenham line from Officer Station.

For more information contact sales agent Arvind Mahajan on 0421 691 765 or phone 9800 000. The sales suite is at 72 Brunt Road, Officer, and open Saturday to Wednesday, noon to 5pm.

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AFFORDABLE COMMERCIAL 2 LAND 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE WITH STUDIO * Bring working and home life together * Purpose-Designed 2 Bedroom home and Office * Built area 222.32m2 with Office overlooking wetlands * 2 bedroom/2 bathrooms/Courtyard * Double LU remote Garage * Victoria’s newest residential business address * Easy access to Monash & East link freeway

* Great opportunity to buy Commercial Land * Lots sizes from 491m2-743m² * Priced from $155,000 plus GST * Commercial 2 Zone * Pre-Selling Now Stage 2B

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PRIME UGB WITH FULLY OPERATIONAL BUSINESS

LAND READY TO GO Lot 16 Fergus Lane, Cranbourne West * Land Size 188m2 * Plans & permit approved * Title has been Released * Over looking Wetlands & Parkland * Set in a growing area * Commercial or Residential application * Lots 15 & 23 also available

YOU WORK LIFE BALANCE Victoria’s newest Residential Business address. Bring working and home life together. Ground floor 181.63m2/1st 187.5m2. 3 bedroom, Bathroom, 4 car LU Garage. Separate access for Home & Office /Warehouse. entry. Range of Facades, finishes & floor plans available. Variety of Home with Office or Warehouse floor plan combinations.

148 High Street, Cranbourne

(216228) Located in Clyde you will find this beautiful lifestyle property set on a little over 3 acres. Situated within the UGB, for future development, and with a fully operational business that offers a great return. With features such as, Zoned UGB. 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom family home. 1 bedroom self-contained flat/unit. Fully operational business with a great return and plenty of room for expansion. ‘Casey’s Top Catz’ cattery is very well renowned within the industry.

Outdoor living & manicured gardens. Close proximity to excellent schools such as Nossal High School and Haileybury/Xavier Colleges. 3 phase power and 15kw solar power. Double car garage and workshop.

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WEEKENDER OR INVESTMENT PROPERTY

ACCOMMODATION FOR 5 CARS & PEOPLE!

BASIC HOME - WATER VIEWS

(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.

(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

(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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$455,000 TOORADIN

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“FEATURES AND OPTIONS GALORE” (216301) Perfectly located in a quiet court on an allotment of 652m² approx. Surrounded by manicured gardens, this 3 bedroom residence features full ensuite & WIR to master bedroom, modern galley style kitchen with Fisher & Paykel appliances, built in bar, renovated bathroom with spar bath, plus electric window shutters for extra security. This unique property also features a second dwelling that is completely self-contained. It consists of a separate bedroom with ensuite & washing machine space, open lounge, kitchen with A/C & gas heater. Also includes double garage & 1500ltr water recycling tank & low maintenance gardens.

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BIGGER THAN BEN HUR! (216269) This stunning 50sq+ home offers 2 huge master bedrooms with huge WIR, 3 other bedrooms with WIR’s, study, open kitchen has double WIP, 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.

$685,000 CRANBOURNE NORTH

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NORTH SIDE LOCATION (216285) 4 bedrooms, full ensuite & WIR to master, bay window & plantation shutters.

Silastone Quartz bench top, s/steel 5 burner Blanco cooker & dishwasher, evap. cooling & ducted heating, floating timber floors plus stainmaster carpets to bedrooms, fantastic merbau decked indoor/outdoor entertaining area, verandah overlooking an enticing salt water in-ground pool. Double garage with auto door & rear access door. 892m² approx. block. 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.).

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“SUPERB LOCATION” (216318) Modern 3 bedroom unit, includes full ensuite to master bedroom, open plan living, functional kitchen, security shutters to majority of windows, evap. cooling plus ducted heating, alarm system, plus a lock up garage. Cranbourne Primary School is located diagonally opposite and only few minutes’ walk to Cranbourne Shopping Centre. Ideal investment opportunity!

Be quick on this one! All inspections contact Harry Syrros.

“NO BODY CORP” (216312) Solid two bedroom unit with gas cooking, heating, & hot water. Good condition throughout. 2 spacious bedrooms both with robes, carpeted lounge plus kitchen/meals. Currently tenanted at $260 per week until May 2017. Lock up garage, generous yard, and the rear unit of only 3. Good location.

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“GREAT LOCATION”

“THE ONE YOU’VE BEEN WAITING FOR”

NEED 5 BEDROOMS?

(216317) Situated directly opposite Lyndhurst Secondary College, this is a great opportunity to purchase a 3 bedroom home on approx. 600m² block with open plan living areas, and a single garage. Easy access to Monash Freeway, public transport & Cranbourne/Lynbrook Shopping Centres. All reasonable offers will be presented. Call to inspect today.

(216313) Great condition, baltic pine flooring, 10ft ceilings, fire place with combustion heating. Vinyl wrap kitchen. 3 bdrms, loft conversion or use it as a studio. Spa bath, ducted cooling & heating. Decked pergola/ patio area plus garage fitted out with a 1 bedroom sleep out & bar, rumpus room. Double carport. 1012m² approx. block. Possible dual occupancy STCA.

(216293) Approx 45sq, kitchen with 5 burner s/steel cooker, 40mm caesarstone benches, dishwasher & butler’s pantry. 3 zoned indoor living areas separate lounge, plus private cinema & a large rumpus room, ducted heating zoned evaporative cooling & coonara. 840m² approx. block, Alfreso & a stunning saltwater solar heated inground pool, separate heated spa, exposed aggregate.

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Cranbourne North 24 Andrea Crescent

Big, beautiful and sure to satisfy the family.

For sale.

Buyers Over $445,000 This enviable & proudly elevated family home in the sought after Courtenay Gardens Estate offers space & convenience throughout for your growing family.

• 5 bedrooms to accommodate large families • Large 582sqm block • Massive feature alfresco entertainment area Immaculately well-kept and tastefully updated this rare 5 bedroom family home is surrounded by all your family’s needs.

F5 G2 5995 0500 Shop FS005 Cranbourne Park SC Cranbourne obrienrealestate.com.au Daniel Gallagher 0437 744 104 Denis Hennequin 0401 962 278

Blind Bight 4 Cormorant Close

Clyde North 30 Riverstone Boulevard

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5995 0500

Buyers Over $435,000

Shop FS005 Cranbourne Park SC , Buyers Over $575,000 Cranbourne In the prestigious Berwick Waters Estate obrienrealestate.com.au • Master bedrooms with designer ensuite Matt Dewan 0416 638 019 • Open plan living, outdoor entertainment Brent Day area, ducted heating, split system cooling 0421 085 092

• 4 bedroom home on a 910 sqm block • 2 bathrooms, 2 living areas • Outdoor area, double lock-up garage • Potential for side access plus 2 crossovers Court location in coastal village of Blind Bight

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Family home in popular Mayfield Estate • 4 bedrooms, main with ensuite & WIR • 2 living areas, double lock-up garage • Ducted heating, split system cooling Low maintenance yard, close to schools & shops

Cranbourne South 243 Pearcedale Road

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Walk to schools, shops & golf course

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Shop FS005 Cranbourne Park SC , Buyers Over $540,000 Cranbourne Industrial chic meets rural Pearcedale in obrienrealestate.com.au renovated home Matt Dewan 0416 638 019 • 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms Brent Day • 2 living areas, double lock-up garage 0421 085 092

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Shop FS005 Cranbourne Park SC , Buyers Over $1,430,000 Cranbourne Five beautiful acres plus two residences obrienrealestate.com.au • 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, home office Matt Dewan 0416 638 019 • Self contained two bedroom residence Brent Day • Large lake and several dams & shed 0421 085 092

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Six bedroom home on approx. 2.5 acres • Main bedroom with ensuite, spa & WIR • Huge living areas, alfresco • 10 sq shed, studio cottage and storage shed Large driveway suitable for truck access

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• 1,012sqm block, potential sub-divide (STCA) • Side access for boat, trailer or caravan

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Shop FS005 Cranbourne Park SC , Cranbourne obrienrealestate.com.au Matt Dewan 0416 638 019 Brent Day 0421 085 092

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47 MURRAY STREET TRAFALGAR The home is a families dream with storage & space high priority in this design. Just 6 years old & approx. 35sq URL this 4BR home includes excellent kitchen with walk in pantry, R/C air con, ducted heating, full ensuite, spacious bthrm and a rumpus room practically located at the rear of the home.

Family time & entertaining is easily shared with an exceptional lounge area open to the dining area and alfresco beyond. Side vehicle access for the van, boat or trailer with beautiful parkland bordering the South and West boundaries.

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Other features include ducted heating and evaporative cooling, fans to all bedrooms and living area, oversized double lock-up garage with internal access and rear roller door.

Close to all amenities, shops, private and public schools, walking tracks and much more.

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Shop FS005 Cranbourne Park SC , Buyers over $400,000 Cranbourne Located close to the town centre of Tooradin obrienrealestate.com.au • 3 large bedrooms, master with ensuite Matt Dewan 0416 638 019 • Powder room & living/dining downstairs Brent Day • Sleeping & bathrooms upstairs 0421 085 092

Entertainers dream on 1,012sqm block • 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms • 2 living areas, huge undercover outdoor area • 16mx8m shed with easy access for caravan Prime Location. Close to everything.

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A GREAT location and a grand 20-metre frontage provide an appropriate welcome to this dream house.

There are timber floors and the living areas will impress immediately.

The main bedroom has a walk-in wardrobe and private ensuite.

The kitchen and meals area is sunlit with nine-foot ceilings, and includes quality stainless-steel appliances such as a 900mm range hood and cooktop, integrated dishwasher, pot drawers with soft close, stone bench tops and a walk-in pantry.

Upstairs are the remaining four bedrooms, two more living areas and the impressive main bathroom.

The outdoor entertaining area will make time with family and friends a pleasure.

Featuring a large solar-heated, concrete pool with automatic pH doser making cleaning a breeze, plus a pool house with TV, open fire place and zip track blinds for all-year entertaining. The pool house is accompanied by a built-in barbecue and pizza oven all connected to mains gas, overseeing a grass area equipped with mini golf offering many

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Clinic looks forward to dental health CRANBOURNE Stawell Clinic specialises in general family medical care and caters for minor surgical procedures, women’s health, podiatry, mole screening, immunisations and travel medicine.

Its dental clinic opened in September and includes general dentistry, aesthetic dentistry, wisdom teeth treatment, orthodontics, implant surgery, crown and bridge work, general anaesthetic and children’s dentistry.

Practice manager Mona Massaud said the modern family clinic opened in 2006 and was fully accredited by Australian General Practice Accreditation Limited.

“We endeavour to provide patients with the best and most modern treatments,” Mona said.

“Our patients’ health comes first.”

Facilities include a fully equipped treatment room with three consulting rooms and a dental room.

“The consulting rooms have the latest equipment and we bulk bill our patients,” she said.

“Our focus is to provide our patients with the highest quality of care by ensuring excellence in all aspects of the practice.

“Our four doctors have wide medical experience and interests, including minor surgery, women’s, men’s and children’s health, immunisations, care plans, asthma and diabetes plans, weight management, WorkCover, pap smears and spirometry.

“We also have a diabetes educator and practice nurses on hand at the clinic.”

Mona said the clinic ensured all patients were seen promptly and staff take the time to correctly diagnose the condition before the best course of action is agreed upon.

The clinic can be found at 12 Stawell Street, Cranbourne, and is open Monday to Friday, 8.30am to 6pm.

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Tooradin Village is hosting a community carols by candlelight on 9 December.

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FIREWORKS will top off a big night of entertainment at this year’s Christmas on the Foreshore at Tooradin.

Organised by the Tooradin Foreshore Committee and supported by the City of Casey Council and a large range of local businesses, the event will be held from 6pm to 10pm on Friday, 9 December, with the fireworks lighting the sky shortly after 9.30pm.

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Councillors Steve Beardon and Amanda Stapledon with John Durrant and the winning photo for the Senior Category Angel Wings by Kaye Coram. 162465 The opening of the exhibition also coincided with the week of World Hello Day which aims to bring people together simply by saying hello and beginning communication with different people.

The aim of World Hello Day is to express the belief that conflicts and misunderstandings should be resolved through communication rather than violence.

At the opening of the exhi bition, everyone in attendance was encouraged to ‘say hello’ and greet three new people as well as place a marker on a world map to show the cultural diversity of the group.

The photos from the competition will be used to cover all the walls of the foyer of the Balla Balla Centre, and will remain on display until after Australia Day 2017.

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bring their own picnic, cook one of the free barbecues or try one of Tooradin’s food outlets located along the South Gippsland Highway.

Organisers said parking for the event would be via Mickle Street and recommended that cats and dogs be locked up, restrained or let into the house during the event - particularly during the fireworks.

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FRIDAY 25 November saw the opening of the Celebrate Diversity and Culture in Cranbourne photo exhibition and the announcement of the competition winners at Balla Balla Community Centre.

The photo exhibition showcased and celebrated the diverse communities that make up the City of Casey through the eyes of those community members.

Sponsored by local businesses and hosted by the community centre, the photo exhibition brings together many facets of the Cranbourne community.

Winners of the four photographic competition categories were: Red Robin by Alexis Mendes in the junior category; Bangles by Nithiya in the intermediate category; Family by Buella Aravinthan in the open category; and Angel Wings by Kaye Coram in the senior category.

The photograph Family by Buella Aravinthan was also awarded Best in Show for overall best photograph.

season, and will feature a big line-up of performers.

This year’s program includes performances by the Tooradin Primary School and Tooradin Calisthenics Group as well as children’s entertainer Bethany Fisher.

Also on the impressive lineup are Jessica Jade, Amy Stone and Interlude.

There will be a visit from the man in red - Santa - during the evening.

A food and drinks tent will be available on site, with patrons also invited to

Runner-up in the Junior Category Samudra Oathmasiri with Balla Balla Community Centre Vice-Chairman John Durrent and her photo, Scouts.

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Students deck their school halls STUDENTS at Tooradin Primary School have bought Christmas cheer to their school in style by decking their classroom with holiday happiness.

The year 5N students under teacher Sarah Nolan have embraced the Christmas experience by decorating their classroom and joining in Christmas lessons.

The students have hung tinsel, set up trees of all different sizes, and even had a life sized Santa Claus sitting in on classes with them.

Ms Nolan said the Christmas spirit in her classroom has made her students excited to come to school again.

“I promised them all year I would be bringing my Christmas decoration in and the children have made some decorations

for the classroom as well,” she said.

“They have mini Christmas trees for their tables, they’ve made paper chains and so much more.”

Ms Nolan also said the themed room has a deeper message than just decorating the room for the holidays.

“The message we try and put forward here is that Christmas is about giving and thinking of others,” she said.

“We have discussed celebrations across the world and talked about what it means for the children to enjoy the holiday season.”

Star photographer Stewart Chambers visited Tooradin Primary School to photograph the Christmas room and found some very happy little elves.

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Taryn gets into the Christmas spirit while decorating her classroom at Tooradin Primary School.

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Grade 5N and Sarah Nolan in the Tomas, Ethan, Zane and Cayden Christmas Room at Tooradin embrace the Christmas spiritPrimary at their 162642 School. 162642 school.

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Afghan fare’s nod to the West

By Cam Lucadou-Wells WHAT would you choose - the chicken parma or the traditional Afghan lamb shank qabuli?

Such is the bold menu that confronts diners at Samadi’z in Noble Park with traditional Afghan kebabs served with chips and green salad.

Or pits diametrically-opposed options such as mantu dumplings or bruchetta.

Interestingly, Assma Samadi says it’s the traditional food cooked by her father - known simply as ‘Mr Samadi’ - which is getting the most takers.

She says a lot of diners from the non-Afghan community are giving Mr Samadi’s offerings a go because it’s served in such a Western manner.

For 20 years, Mr Samadi has gathered a lofty reputation, catering for weddings and celebrations of up to 1000 people.

The recently-opened cafe-restaurant is the first time he shares with the masses his exquisite skills

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dine global such as his beautifully crafted dumplings sauced with tomato, corn, yoghurt and mint.

A must-try is the qabuli - a meltingly-soft lamb shank astride a Basmati rice mountain, sultanas and strips of carrot, or the lightly-spiced mince kebabs.

There’s a varied breakfast menu including haleem porridge and a spread of scrambled or fried egg dishes - served with salmon and hollandaise, bruchetta and avocado, or a ‘big breakfast’ version with ciabatta, sausage and mushrooms.

Assma creates the more Western fare such as thickly-layered chicken parma coated in a thick crust of melted cheese and Napoli sauce.

Mr Samadi and Assma Samadi with kebabs, chips and salad. 162058 Pictures: STEWART CHAMBERS Dine Local observed that this pub fare favourite was the go-to for a couple of tradies sitting in the cafe’s sophisticated designer furniture.

Assma, who recently gained a pilot licence, has high-flying plans for the family business and further as an entrepreneur.

Already, word of mouth seems to have spread

Mantu dumplings are one of Mr Samadi’’s specialities. 162058 as far as Collingwood Football Club.

Its star midfielder Adam Treloar recently visited for a feed from both the Western and Afghan sides of the menu.

Assam said that Treloar did as many diners seem to be doing, “he tried a bit of everything”.

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Medical services include free health checks, flu vaccinations, skin cancer checks, allergy testing and more.

The dentists offer free dental consultations, bulk-billing dental care for children under the Child Dental Benefits Scheme, and no gap check-ups, X-rays and cleans for patients with private health insurance.

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What’s on Casey Community Christmas Carols RESIDENTS don’t have to go far to find a good Christmas sing-along.

■ Hampton Park Carols by Candlelight. Friday 16 December, 7.30pm to 9.45pm, Cairns Road Reserve, Corner Cairns Road and Campbell Drive, Hampton Park. Free event.

Contact Jeanette Newman on 0412 997 798.

■ Cranbourne Christmas Carols. Saturday 17 December, 4pm to 9.45pm, 101 Lesdon Avenue, Cranbourne. Free event. Phone 5995 2005.

■ Berwick Christmas Carols. Saturday 17 December, 7pm to 9.30pm, Edwin Flack Reserve, Manuka Road, Berwick. Voluntary donation.

■ Victorian School of Performing Arts Christmas Carols. Tuesday 13 December, 7pm, 27-47 Gloucester Avenue, Berwick. $10 with profits going to the Smith Family. Contact Kim Sanders on 9703 8143.

■ Cranbourne Community Christmas Carols.

Sunday 11 December, 6.30pm to 8.15pm, corner Russell and Childers streets, Cranbourne. Free event. Phone 5996 3251.

■ Lynbrook Moonlight Cinema and Carols.

Saturday 10 December, 6pm to 10.30pm, Banjo Paterson Reserve, 95 Paterson Drive, Lynbrook. Free event.

■ Narre Warren North Community Carols.

Saturday 10 December, 6pm to 10pm, corner Tom Jones Road and A’Beckett Road, Narre Warren North. Voluntary donation. Phone Michael Gonsalves on 0429 238 927.

■ Endeavour Hills Community Carols. Saturday 10 December, 5pm to 9.30pm, 2-8 Gleneagles Drive, Endeavour Hills. Gold coin donation. Phone 9700 2314.

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Christmas Trees at Akoonah Park Market THE Friends of Ermera are selling fresh trees for the next two weeks. All proceeds support the empowering of communities in the Ermera District of East Timor through the provision of education and training programs. Small trees 5ft $50, medium trees 6ft $60 and large trees 7ft $70.

■ Those who cannot get to the market can order by email at friends.of.ermera.president@gmail.com or text/phone 0428 557 988 for delivery in the City of Casey area for only $5. Christmas trees are on sale on Sunday 4 and Sunday 11 December. cember, 6pm to 10pm, Tooradin Recreation Reserve, Foreshore Road, Tooradin. Gold coin donation. Phone Ross Wilkie on 0403 535 595.

Preschool enrolments THE Endeavour Hills Neighbourhood Centre is now taking enrolments for three-year-old prekinder enrolments for 2017.

■ For further information and bookings contact the centre on 9700 3789.

Storytime THE Berwick Mechanics Institute and Free Library are providing Storytime for pre-schoolers ■ 10.30am Tuesday and Thursday. 15 High Street, Berwick. Phone 9707 3519 or email bmi@dcsi.net.au.

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and friendship in a variety of special interest 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.

Problem Drinkers.

AL-ANON Family Group is for relatives and friends of problem drinkers.

■ Mondays from 10am at the Andrews Centre, corner Hanna Drive and Heatherton Road, Endeavour Hills. Phone 1300 252 666. Visit www.al-anon.org/australia.

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

Morning tea supplied.

■ Holland Drive, Cranbourne, 10am until 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.

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Dry split Yellow box $300 per ton.

Split Mallee Stumps $330 per ton.

Mountain Ash $250 per ton.

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

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

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0447 642 643 9702 1642

FISH TANK 6 foot long, 10 ml glass, plus filter, can deliver. $250. 0418 126 500.

WHEELCHAIR Like new, 6 months old, hardly used. $300 price neg. Call Nicole 0425 871 710

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V To Let BERWICK Close train, optionally furnished. Private secure bedrooms, $180-$185 pw, incl bills.

9012 3445 - 0425 778 761.

NEED TO SELL YOUR HOUSE? Investor looking for houses in local area. No fees.

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17 Nicole Way Dandenong South

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Hallam area. VCE pass necessary. Must be honest, reliable and have a real interest and passion for dental nursing. Could suit 2016 school leaver.

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Dental nursing position for casual/part time/full time in Berwick.

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Tooradin Primary School invites applications for a 3 Year Old Playgroup Coordinator.

The position is for 2 sessions per week, Monday and Friday, with a motivated, child centred team. Applicants will need to include their Curriculum Vitae and letter of introduction that outlines their experience in planning and implementing a developmentally appropriate early childhood program.

Applications close on Monday 12th December at 4.30pm to The Principal, Tooradin Primary School, Bayview Road, Tooradin, 3980.

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9799-8884.

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BERWICK 2 Collins Crescent, Sat 10th & Sun 11th Dec, 9am-3pm.

H/items, clothes, shoes, elec goods, tools, shed cupboards.

All must go. No early birds.

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Spring Special

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Guitar - Piano/Keyboard Bass - Drums - Singing

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

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At the Cardinia Club, we are committed to excellence and have very exciting plans in place for 2017. Focused on improving every aspect of our operation, we don’t just want to be good, we want to be great!

We are now on the lookout for 1st or 2nd year apprentice chefs to join our Kitchen in an environment where you will learn and develop as part of a team.

Full details are available at: www.casey.vic.gov.au/tenders

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Cranbourne East Contract No CT000296 Closes 18 January 2017

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9794 8989

Skate Facility Management

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Offers full replacement service in timber and aluminium windows.

Phone for an obligation FREE QUOTE

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ALL TREE WORK

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PATRON WINDOWS

Australian Government endorsed Installer

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9703 1530

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1st or 2nd Year Apprentice Chef

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1300 361 979 0407 674 808

Member HIA and MBA

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Tenders

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1021701-KG17-12

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Window Replacement Service Timber or Aluminium Windows Free Measure and quote

12334248-ACM49-16

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Full time qualified Panel Beater, for busy panel shop in Hallam.

Excellent wages and conditions for the right applicant.

Please contact Trev: 0425 732 686 or 9702 4503

Phone 9705 2939 or 0412 555 336 (AH) No text messages please.

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EXPERIENCED CONCRETOR Experienced concretor required for house slab work in the south eastern suburbs. The role will include the preparation and pouring of house slabs, daily rate negotiable for the successful applicant. Drivers licence and white card essential.

Please phone Steve on 0417 381 816 after 5pm

CONCRETORS LABOURER Concrete Labourer required for house slab work in the south eastern suburbs.

Must have drivers licence and white card.

Please phone Steve on 0417 381 816 after 5pm

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Tigers are ready to roar DDCA TURF 1 & 2 REVIEW - ROUND 5 (DAY 2)

By Russell Bennett THE Lang Lang faithful will stop at nothing to watch their proud football club roar again.

The Tigers are entering into an exciting new era under new senior coach and returning favourite son Clint Evans, new president Norm Lansdown, and a host of new coaches at Under 16, Under 18, and reserves level.

Brad ‘Pumper’ Palmer has returned as the Tigers’ Under 18s coach and he’s being assisted by two senior players Sam Kendell and Ben Boulton.

The Under 16s, meanwhile, will be under the tutelage of co-coaches Mark Anderson and Tim Elmes.

The structure is in place, now all Lang Lang needs is junior players ready to step up to the plate and join the Tiger army.

Pre-season training is already underway for the senior sides and the club is urging young players of all levels of experience - from 15 to 18-yearsold - to come down and one of the junior teams.

The Tigers’ junior coaches are also attending senior pre-season training and are encouraging any junior play-

ers to come along and join them for the chance to improve their fitness and skillset heading into the new season.

At this stage training times at the Lang Lang Showgrounds are Monday and Wednesday nights from 6pm to 7pm.

“Our main priority is to get a group of kids, and to work with them,” Palmer said.

The Tigers are buoyed by the prospect of their new facility coming online in the not-too-distant future, and have a clear direction from the president down to their youngest players.

“If you’re not prepared to put in the hard work as a club, you’re going to get nowhere,” Lansdown said.

“All you can do is give it your best shot.

“We all love the game of footy and we love seeing the young blokes coming through, and they’re what you need to survive.

“This is my first year in the job I only came down here a year-and-ahalf ago from Rosebud - but I love the place.

“It’s got a terrific bunch of people, so I’ll be putting everything I can into it and everyone else will be to.”

All of the Tigers’ junior coaches are

After Clint Evans returned to the fold earlier this year, Lang Lang Football Club has announced that (from left to right) Lee Thom will coach the reserves, Tim Elmes and Mark Anderson will co-coach the Under 16s, and Brad Palmer will again coach the Under 18s in 2017 with Sam Kendell as his assistant. 162924 Picture: RUSSELL BENNETT united in their mission - it’s about having fun on the field, and being part of a proud, sustainable club off it.

Lang Lang’s final training session for 2016 will be on Wednesday, 14 De-

cember and will double as a Christmas break-up and barbecue.

All players, friends, parents and potential players are urged to attend.

For more information call commit-

tee representative Ryan O’Beirne on 0418 143 219, Brad Palmer on 0414 717 867, Sam Kendell on 0410 656 623, Ben Boulton on 0407 449 555, Mark Anderson on 0413 899 967, or Tim Elmes on 0438 390 986.

Hard-fought win goes to Bears TURF 1

By Nick Creely IT wasn’t pretty, but Berwick (181) finally toppled Dingley (163 and 0/16) on day two of their clash at Arch Brown Reserve.

After the Dingoes set the Bears 164 to win, they resumed the day’s play precariously three wickets down with over 90 runs to win.

And the contest was hard fought, as Jasenthuliyana Chathuranga (6/44) threatened to tear the game apart with a brutal and unflinching spell of bowling.

But the Bears late-order quartet of Crawford (20), Ryan Williamson (15), Jarrod Goodes (27) and James Wilcock (14) slowly but surely saw them home in what could be pivotal come the pointy end of the season.

Momentum is everything - and Springvale South has it in spades.

With Dandenong West resuming the day’s play at 8/65, it only took the Bloods a further seven overs to take the remaining two wickets, as Craig Slocombe (5/7 off 15 overs) and Rajith Priyan (4/20) stole the show, removing the Bulls for just 88.

The Bloods then opted to bat again, piling on more than four runs per over to finish on 3/204 off 53 overs, as Dylan Quirk (71no), Rajith Priyan (42no) and Andrew Staude (51) toyed with their deflated opposition.

It’s beginning to enter that period before Christmas,

Jasenthuliyana Chathuranga (6/44)was a star with the ball for the Dingoes. 162712 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS where wins are pivotal, and losses...well they are really costly.

For Heinz-Southern Districts, despite fighting until the very end against Hallam, just fell short and now remain outside the top four.

After the Hawks ground out 8/176 last week, another tough day of batting ensued, as the Cobras lost 5/39 early in the day, courtesy of some stunning pace bowling by the Hawks.

But more wickets tumbled, as the Cobras fell to 9/108, before Lee Brown (29) hit three sixes to almost steal away a stunning victory, finishing on 153 before skipper Steven Gilmour (3/49) rattled the stumps of Chadwick Van Estrop (13).

A total of 565 runs were blasted over two days at Park Oval, with Buckley Ridges holding off a persistent Parkfield side at home.

With the Bucks seemingly in the clear after a stunning 9/338 batting effort last week, the Bears battled hard with the blade.

All but one batsman, who was the last name on the batting card, managed to make double-digit scores, but worryingly no batsman was able to cash in and make a century.

Manisha Daberera (41), Hasindu Waduge (56) and Matthew Aslett (47) were strong contributors in the middle-order.

For the Bucks, Susantha Pradeep (5/44) stunned the Bears, after having not taken a wicket in the season so far.

Whether it’s more of a case of Cranbourne’s dominance or Narre Warren’s woes is an interesting discussion point after the Eagles brutal effort on Saturday at Casey Fields.

After claiming first-innings points last week, the

Eagles continued on their merry way, and had the Magpies teetering in embarrassment at 8/45 early on.

But a little surging partnership between Shane Simpson (38) and Mitchell Shirt (50) lifted the Magpies up to 148.

Within 24.5 overs, the Eagles chased down the 141 runs required for outright victory, as Matthew Chasemore (49no) and Steven Spoljaric (34) once again tormented the opposition.

From 3/4 to a stunning win, North Dandenong sure had every reason to smile on Saturday.

After Mordialloc tore the Maroons apart on day one, the visitors resumed play with just seven wickets and 215-runs in arrears.

But a stunning century from young gun Caleb Millman (112), playing his first game of Turf 1 for the season, turned the screws on the hungry Bloodhounds bowlers, as the Maroons reached the target with two wickets still left in the shed.

TURF 2 Beaconsfield has lost outright on day two of their clash with Narre South at Perc Allison Oval.

Following last week’s disappointing performance, the Tigers fell for 87 in their second innings, as Scott Phillips (6/37 and 6/28) once again proved to be a nightmare for the batsmen.

South then chased down 51 runs with very little fuss to claim a crucial victory.

Lang Lang golfers from left, Charley McKenna, Jacob Taberner and Will Christensen, starred in the State Primary School's Final.

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Jacob cleans up at state championship LANG Lang junior Jacob Taberner looks set for a very bright future in the world of golf after taking out the 2016 Victorian Primary Schools State Championship last Wednesday.

Played on a modified layout at the Kooringal Golf Club, Taberner shot a brilliant 69 to finish four shots clear of his nearest challenger.

Lang Lang Golf Club provided three of the top-10 finishers with

Charley McKenna finishing equal fifth with a 74 and Will Christensen ninth with a 77.

Jacob attends Mount Eliza North Primary School, McKenna Garfield Primary, while Christensen is home schooled.

It was a brilliant achievement from the three Lang Lang lads with over 2500 players starting the tournament and 108 making the final.

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Overthrows clinch result

By Nick Creely PREMIER CRICKET REVIEW - ROUNDS 10 and 11 (T20s) TWO runs, one ball, and a memorable victory - the equation may sound simple enough, but no one biting their nails in the final moments at Casey Fields on Saturday could have imagined a finish so thrilling.

After six straight losses, the Swans hosted a highly-touted St Kilda lineup, featuring state representatives Michael Beer, Rob Quiney and James Muirhead.

Swans skipper Lachlan Sperling sent the Saints in to bat, and after removing the dangerous Rob Quiney (22), the Swans had their tails up, as Nathan Lambden (2/25), Leigh Diston (1/30), Jackson Fry (1/21) and Dylan Hadfield (2/25) took control, restricting the Saints to just 6/134.

With the blade in hand, the Swans started with intent, as Luke Manders (50) and Devin Pollock (34) put on 77 for the first wicket, all inside the first half of the innings. It seemed that the total wasn’t too hard of an ask.

It all came down to the final over, and with ten runs to win, the Swans simply had to take some risks.

But tight bowling from Saints seamer Jak Jowett (2/24) saw the game go down to the very last ball.

As Jowett steamed in and delivered the ball, Dylan Hadfield poked the delivery to Rob Quiney in the ring, who assessed the situation, before firing the ball at the stumps.

But for some unknown reason, no fielder was backing up, and the ball trickled past the stumps, through an

unaware fielder’s legs, straight to the boundary for four overthrows.

With Quiney in utter disbelief, the Swans players streamed onto the field, hugging and shouting as the excitement took over.

Developing quick Jackson Fry said it was an amazing feeling, and has given the group some much needed joy in a tough month for the club, but concedes that they really shouldn’t have walked away with the points.

“It was just great to get the win and it was a great run chase - to get the win against a side that we haven’t beaten for 20 years, as South Melbourne was great,” he said.

“I believe he (Quiney) could have walked the ball to the stumps - Dylan was long gone, at least half a pitch out, so it would have been a tie - he didn’t hit luckily for us.

“We were a bit relieved; we obviously had lost six in a row, so it was more relief then anything to be honest.

“We were pumped to win that game against a highly quality opposition.”

The Swans followed on their stunning effort with another victory against Footscray Edgewater at Mervyn Hughes Oval the following day.

After restricting the Dogs to just 8/121, the Swans started disastrously with the bat, sitting at 5/54.

Enter the self-proclaimed “finisher” Dylan Hadfield, who played a matchwinning knock, smashing two sixes on his way to 48 not-out off just 23 balls.

The Swans surpassed the Dogs with one over left in the game, capping off a memorable weekend for the club.

Fry said that the fielding was a key factor in the victory, but lauded Had-

Swans quick Brendan Rose steams in during Saturday's thrilling win over St Kilda. 162715 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS field for his special knock.

“The key to winning on Sunday was three direct hit run-outs - they kept pushing quick singles and our blokes just kept throwing the stumps down,” he said.

“On the back of Dyl Hadfield who batted brilliantly, we got there in the end - he has been running the tag “the finisher” for about 12 months now, and he did the same thing last year against Melbourne, and we thought he had to

do a little bit more than that to call himself that, but no doubt he can lay claims on that tag now.”

The Swans will play Monash Tigers in a two-dayer at Casey Fields on Saturday/Sunday.

Match-winning knock from Hadfield

Dylan Hadfield has been named the Round 11 Premier Player of the Round. 162715 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS And Hadfield said that the wins over the weekend have the potential to lift the group after a lackluster last month of cricket.

“It’s definitely nice to get back on the winner’s list after a lean month and hopefully we can gain some momentum to keep pushing ourselves up the ladder,” he said.

“It was the first time we had beaten St Kilda in 30 odd years and we are quite proud to have done that.

“It was a big morale booster for the guys, we’ve been working really hard at training and it’s nice to see some reward for our hard work.”

Now the ‘Finisher’, who is starting to live up to his nickname, is ready to continue his electric form into the second half of the season, and says he has the confidence that he can

be the go to man with either bat or ball.

The nickname came about after a couple of games last year - Nath Lambden started it as a bit of a laugh but it seems to have stuck, and the boys don’t mind stitching me up with it,” he said.

“But when the game is on the line I want to be the bloke the team can turn to, to play the innings to give us the ascendancy in the game or take the important wicket or get that run out that can change the course of the match.

“I enjoy the challenge of performing during the important moments in matches when the game is evenly poised and trying to get the win for the team.

“Winning games of cricket is what we are here for and hopefully we can have a strong finish to the season."

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QUIZ NUMBER 1534 1. WHO bowled a Test cricket hat-trick for Australia in 2010?

2. IN what sport did Peter Antoine and Steven Hawkins win a gold medal for Australia at the 1992 Olympics?

3. WHO did Muhammad Ali defeat to win his three world heavyweight boxing titles?

4. WHO beat Australia’s Mark Stockwell in the controversial 100 metres freestyle final at the 1984 Olympics?

5. WHO did John Newcombe defeat in the memorable 1975 Australian Open tennis final?

6. WHICH Australian golfer is renowned for his ‘broomstick’ putting style?

7. WHICH Queensland brothers played Test cricket for Australia in the 1950s?

8. WHO has scored the most goals for Australia in international soccer?

9. WHICH Australian won the English jockeys championship four times?

10. AT which Olympics were electronic timing devices and a public address system first used?

11. WHO bowled the last over in cricket’s famous Tied Test between Australia and the West Indies in 1960?

12. IN what sport did Malcolm Milne become Australia’s first international champion?

13. WHICH famous English soccer club has Anfield as its home ground?

14. WHO rode Think Big to both its Melbourne Cup wins?

15. IN what sport did iron-man champion Grant Kenny win a bronze medal at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics?

16. WHICH Australian golfer has broken the most course records?

17. WHICH ex-Aussie cricketer is nick-named ‘Bing’?

18. WHICH well-known Australian boxing champion was born in France?

19. HOW many players make up a hockey team?

20. IN which country was tennis ‘superbrat’ John McEnroe born?

ANSWERS: 1. Peter Siddle 2. Rowing 3. Sonny Liston, George Foreman and Leon Spinx 4. ‘Rowdy’ Gaines of the US 5. Jimmy Connors 6. Peter Senior 7. Ken and Ron Archer 8. Tim Cahill 9. Arthur Breasley 10. The 1912 Stockholm Olympics 11.

Wes Hall 12. Snow skiing 13. Liverpool 14. Harry White 15. Canoeing 16. Billy Dunk 17. Brett Lee 18. Johnny Famechon 19. Eleven 20. West Germany

HE has been proclaimed ‘The Finisher’ for at least twelve months now, but Casey-South Melbourne’s Dylan Hadfield can finally lay claim to the tag, after a stunning performance in Sunday’s Twenty20 win against Footscray.

The rising all-rounder, who also hit the winning runs in the heart-stopping win the previous day against St Kilda, was named Round 11 Premier Cricket’s player of the round on Sunday, after smacking 48 not-out off just 23 balls, to guide the Swans home after a disastrous start.

Coming in to bat at 5/54, chasing the Dogs total of 121, Hadfield rose to the occasion, spanking two sixes and five boundaries in the whirlwind knock.

“Walking out to bat on Sunday against Footscray with the score at 5/50 we needed 9 or 10 an over, so I was looking for one or two boundaries an over,” Hadfield explained.

“Having watched the beginning of our innings I had an idea of which bowlers I was aiming to target and I had to take some calculated risks and thankfully they paid off.

“It was a fantastic weekend of cricket for us, getting a couple of wins on the board against some quality opposition."

Earlier in the match, Hadfield also bowled a disciplined spell of bowling, going at just five runs per over, claiming a direct hit run-out and getting a vital wicket.

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Dogs go to the carnival!

THE Warragul and Cranbourne tracks will form the heart of an exciting new series launched last week by Greyhound Racing Victoria (GRV).

Four regional clubs will make history with the new carnival, which is set to take Gippsland by storm.

In an Australian regional first, the Gippsland Carnival will incorporate and connect four country cups - Sale, Warragul, Cranbourne and Traralgon - with more than $800,000 prizemoney across the series.

Western Bulldogs captain Bob Murphy, who was born and bred in Warragul, is the ambassador for the carnival and helped launch it in Seaspray last Thursday.

A sprint and distance series has been created to link all four legs with a Gippsland Champion Sprinter, and Gippsland Champion Stayer, crowned at the end of the carnival.

The Sale Cup will kick off the excitement with its traditional race meeting on Boxing Day, while Traralgon will wrap it up with a grand finale in March.

The middle legs will be the Warragul Cup on 28 January and the Cranbourne

Cup on 9 February.

GRV chief executive officer Alan Clayton said he was excited to continue supporting clubs, their fans and their communities.

“The economic benefits of greyhound racing to the Gippsland economy is around $40 million and the sport will become even more prominent in the area as greyhound racing comes to the forefront this summer,” Mr Clayton said.

“We are pleased to be able to give back to local communities and work with the Latrobe, Wellington, Baw Baw and Casey councils to support local business and increase visitation.

“The greyhound racing industry makes a substantial contribution of more than $300 million to the Victorian economy annually - both as a recreational pursuit and as an industry that employs more than 3000 people and generates $1.8 billion in wagering.”

Mr Clayton said the carnival was a huge boost for greyhound racing and for the people of Gippsland.

“This promises to be a series of colourful greyhounds, colourful characters and colourful fun,” he said.

Western Bulldogs captain Bob Murphy launched the exciting new Gippsland Cup Series at the coastal town of Seaspray last Thursday.

Close call for Hampton Park HAMPTON PARK BOWLS IT was another case of how close for Hampton Park’s Midweek Division 1 against Keysborough.

Hampton Park (1) 2-54 lost to Keysborough (1)14-60 Playing at Pound Road they missed their fourth win by only six shots.

Marion Battaglia, Denise Eastick, Ellen Smith and Andrew Brandolin finished well late in the game to win 1715, while Janice Collins, Toni Sutton, Geoff Ladner and Neville Hendrie just went down 16-19. Val Moore, Christine Hendrie, Helen Lambert and Shane Collins lost a close one 21-26.

Hampton Park (2) 15-80 defeated Sandringham (2) 1-53 It was a better result again for Division 3 at Sandringham. Jim Westwell, Ron Beverley, Peter Hayden and Heather Naismith led all day for a very comfortable 37-13 win. Rhonda Diaper, June Damon, Brian Diaper and Geoff Ampt let a good lead slip to just win 24-21. Jen Sherry, Stuart Tokely, Ann Westwell and Ian Kitt, staged a remarkable comeback from 11 shots down with eight ends to play to draw 19-19.

It was another mixed day for the

Parkers’ Saturday Pennant teams. The improving form of Division 1 paid dividends again as they defeated Burden Park.

Division 4 struggled again at South Oakleigh but Division 6 had another big win against Willow Lodge.

Hampton Park (1) 16-80 defeated Burden Park (1) 2-69 At Pound Road, Division 1 shook off last week’s loss, and while Geoff Ladner, Craig Richards, Peter Hayden and Larry Simpson had a four shot loss (18-22) their score was well covered by Trevor Harbright, Shane Hardy, Andrew Brandolin and Warwick Hardy who won 19-13. Wins by John Wright, Christine Hendrie, Clint Mills and Shane Collins (23-15) and Neville Hendrie, John Nunan, Ian Bartlett and Steve Barnes (20-19) only added to the victory.

Hampton Park (2) 2-61 lost to South Oakleigh 16-86 Division 4 at South Oakleigh was a bad result. The only winning rink was Denise Eastick, Helen Lambert, Geoff Ampt and Mark Paton (23-13) who had to fight all day after a slow start, while Val Moore, Ann Westwell, Marion Battaglia and Sean McDonald

CRANBOURNE RSL BOWLS MIDWEEK CRANBOURNE RSL (1) 91 defeated Auburn 37 John Spencer 28-19, Yvonne van der Wees 26-14 and Neil Fell 37-4.

Cranbourne RSL (2) 48 lost to Dandenong RSL 53 Marijan Bobetic 9-22, Tom Bonney 22-16 and Steve Hickson 17-15.

SATURDAY Cranbourne RSL (1) 82 defeated Mentone 74 Ron Lyfield 28-9, Wally Ballard 11-28, Ron Hansen 18-15 and Neil Fell 25-22.

Cranbourne RSL (2) 119 defeated Cardinia Waters 59 David Angee 21-20, Yvonne van der Wees 18-26, John Vowles 38-11 and Steve Hickson 42-4.

Cranbourne RSL (3) had a bye.

The President's Day was held on Sunday with winners being Annette Black, Bill Bradbury, Neil Fell and Ron Lyfield. Runners-up were Peter Zimmerman, Greg Jones, Chris Stevenson and Fred Scicluna and a great day was had by all.

Thanks to Ron Hansen and Danial Muir for making President Rick Crawford’s day a great one.

Davies stars in Twenty20 action

By Russell Bennett

Shane Collins and his Hampton Park team went down in a close one against Keysborough.

Midweek skip Heather Naismith led her rink to a comfortable victory over Sandringham.

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faltered in the last few ends to go down 17-23. Jen Sherry, Heather Naismith, Rob Woff and Ken Cobden battled all day and Jim Westwell, Aaron Ottaway, Vince Kovacic and Ron Beverley suffered with a 7-25 loss.

Hampton Park (3) 14-87 defeated Willow Lodge (1) 4-71 Division 6 also at Pound Road had

another good win. Gerry Cox, Wayne Grimsey, Brian Diaper and Ray Wood were ruthless and won 35-6. Rhonda Diaper, Lou Soligo, Gwen Clough and Stuart Tokely won 26-16, while Val Simpson, Bill Holden, Toni Sutton and Ian Kitt (15-21) and Dave Isted, Gary Perrin, Dave Clarke and Bill Webb (1128) both lost.

Joy of winning was short-lived CRANBOURNE BOWLS SHANE Morrison, Chris Griffiths, David Brown and Sue Mueller were outstanding contributors in Saturday’s great win against Mount Waverley.

Playing second in each of the four rinks, they put the pressure on the opposition to give victory to Cranbourne by 18 shots.

The joy of winning was short-lived as the top side and third side came home with losses on the day.

Bosky led the way to a 16 shot win on his rink which went a long way to set up the continued successful combination of Peter Elgar and skip Barry Thomas. However, the rinks of Doug Boggie and Fritz Helle had a day that they would prefer to forget as they were badly defeated giving Clayton victory in the end by 34 shots in Division 2.

In Midweek bowls, the Cranbourne ladies had a good 14 shot win against Heatherdale and the open side had a tight victory against Clayton by six shots.

Big win to RSL bowlers

The rev up before the game. Chairperson Chris Griffiths addresses the players in Division 3 who went on to win against Mount Waverley.

Arriving for an afternoon of bowls, Sandra Mueller welcomes Lyndsay Coate back to the club after a recent stay in hospital.

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Results for Saturday Pennant Bowls for Round 8.

Side 1 Division 2 Cranbourne 63 lost to Clayton 97 (B Thomas 31-15, D Boggie 7-36, I Barrenger 18-19, and F Helle 7-27).

Side 2 Division 3 Cranbourne 85 defeated Mount Waverley 67 (G Dudink 23-13, P De Lisle

Side 1 Division 1 Ladies Cranbourne 64 defeated Heatherdale 50 (C Wright 21-18, S Venville 26-11 and F Farrall 17-21).

Side 2 Division 1 Open Cranbourne 63 defeated Clayton 57 (G Dudink 22-16, J McKenna 24-18; and I Partington 17-23).

24-12, T Collins 14-16 and G Hunt 2426).

Side 3 Division 4 Cranbourne 59 lost to Keysborough 101 (C Wright 9-22, J Kent 21-24, S De Piazza 19-16 and R Sorrensen 10-39).

Results for Midweek Bowls (Tuesday) for Round 9.

HUGE centuries to an Emerald allrounder and Gembrook’s marquee player were the highlights of the opening round of the West Gippsland Cricket Association’s Twenty20 Kookaburra Cup. Heinz Southern Districts allrounder Michael Davies was simply devastating for the Brookers as their marquee player against the Marygoons at Nar Nar Goon.

He blasted an unbeaten 104 as the visitors reached 2/169 in their 20 overs, before then finishing with 4/4 as the Marygoons were rolled for 65.

Emerald, meanwhile, was just as emphatic in their Round 1 - thumping Aura Vale at Chandler Reserve.

After winning the toss and batting, the Bombers reached 3/234 from their 20 overs with Geordie Scott the star of the show with a superb 110 not out and skipper AJ Walker adding 72 from the top of the order.

In reply, Aura Vale could only muster 8/71, with Trent Rolfs the main destroyer with an incredible 6/5 from his four overs.

In some of the other Round 1 results, Pakenham (6/156) proved too strong for fellow Premier outfit Merinda Park (7/108); Cardinia (7/136) outlasted Clyde (7/134) in a thriller at E. Gunton Oval; Upper Beaconsfield (4/132) - led by skipper Bathiya Perera - proved far too strong for Premier rival Pakenham Upper/ Toomuc (7/127); Officer (115) was no match for Kooweerup’s (6/200) powerful batting line-up; Devon Meadows (9/118) had just enough up their sleeves to knock off Carlisle Park (116); and Lang Lang (4/184) - led by marquee player and former Kooweerup champion Michael Giles with 81 and 3/6 - destroyed Cranbourne Meadows (110).

Tooradin, last season’s Kookaburra Cup champion, had the bye.

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By Nick Creely WEST GIPPSLAND CRICKET ASSOCIATION REVIEW ROUND 7 (DAY 1) A GLORIOUS century in the Premier Division

by Cardinia’s Ben Maroney (114) has put his side into an ominous position in their clash with Pakenham/Upper Toomuc.

The Bulls champ was in fine touch, combining with Neil Barfuss (42) and Ricky Campbell (55no), to post 6/269 before deciding to have a crack at the Yabbies batsmen before stumps.

Yabbies quick Ben McLeod (5/85) was a star, toiling hard all day for his team and bowling a whopping 25 overs.

Then disaster struck, as the Yabbies lost two early wickets in the form of Daniel Strahan and Nick Kyval, who both fell without troubling the scorers.

At stumps, the Yabbies are 2/26, with victory looking unlikely, but not impossible.

An even day of cricket between Emerald and Merinda Park has set up an intriguing contest at Chandler Reserve.

Bombers skipper AJ Walker elected to bat, and despite some fantastic new ball bowling by Daniel Diwell (6/43), the Bombers amassed a highly competitive and tricky total of 187.

Andrew Alenson (46) top-scored for the Bombers, while Geordie Scott (39) and Clinton Marsh (35) played solid supporting knocks.

With the ball, Cobras star Diwell was electric, while Leigh Paterson (3/64) got amongst the wickets.

The Cobras are currently 1/33 off 17 overs, with Clinton Marsh taking the early scalp of Daniel McCalman (2).

An upset is potentially brewing, with Upper Beaconsfield taking it right up to Kooweerup in their clash at Kooweerup Reserve.

The Maroons elected to bat, and despite a few early wickets, were able to steady through the reliable Jonathon Caderamanpulle (77) and Matt Curtain (27).

They ended on 179 off 59.1 overs, as Jess Mathers (4/71) starred for the Demons and newcomer Jack Bacon (2/11) showed promising signs.

With a tense 17 overs to play out, the Demons struggled, but despite the Maroons bowling with great intensity, walked off the ground relatively unscathed at 1/43.

Skipper Mark Cooper (22no) is looming as a big wicket for the Maroons next week.

And finally, the round’s blockbuster clash between Tooradin and Pakenham is set to go down to the wire, with very little separating the two sides.

The Seagulls elected to bat at home, as Russ Lehman (62) played strongly at the top of the order, to guide his side to a trick 178.

Tom Hussey (25) and Aaron Avery (25) were also strong contributors with the bat.

Lions bowler Chris Savage (4/22) was on song, while Tom Tyrrell (2/46) was also amongst the wickets.

The Lions then lost an early wicket, courtesy of Cal O’Hare (1/5) to be sitting at an uncomfortable 1/10 at stumps.

With a top spot up for grabs, next weekend’s run chase is set to be intense, in what is perhaps an entree for things to come later in the season.

In this week’s action of the District division, Devon Meadows have punished a disappointing Tooradin side, banking first-innings points at Glover Recreation Reserve.

The Seagulls elected to bat, and after a horror start, including the loss of star opener Kane Latham (0) second ball of the match, couldn’t quite recover, limping their way to just 112 off 36.1 overs.

Panthers champ Matthew Hutchinson (6/23) was in fine touch, removing the top three batsmen early in the piece, before returning later to remove the dangerous Seagulls skipper Ben Mantel (26).

The Panthers were then flawless with the bat, as Lucas Carroll (82no) and Brad Miles (77no) lifted them to an imposing 2/216 at stumps.

Kalgidhar continue to electrify with the bat, and this time has whacked 7/374 in their clash with Cranbourne Meadows at Lawson Poole Reserve.

After the loss of an early wicket, Kalgidhar steadied, and then accelerated, as Veerpatap

Seagulls quick Tim Lenders steams in.

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Clyde is in a strong position over Officer, in what was a highly intense day one clash at Officer Recreation Reserve.

The Bullants sent the Cougars in to bat, and despite some solid contributions from John Simpson (47), Shane Webster (35) and Nick Miles (32), couldn’t find a way to make a big score, bowled out for 182 off 69.4 overs.

Bullants duo David Collins (4/57) and Adam Reid (2/33) were consistent as usual, while Jack Langley (2/33) and Peter Quinn (1/15) were strong with the ball.

With just seven overs in the day to bat, the Bullants capitulated, losing 3/7, as Nick Sadler (3/2) ripped apart the top-order.

And finally, Nar Nar Goon/Maryknoll and Carlisle Park have fought out a tough day of cricket, in a match set to go down to the wire.

The Marygoons elected to bat, as Brannon Harrison (42), Nick Bransgrove (38) and some late contributions from Kayne Somers (15) lifted them to 152 off 64 overs.

But the Vikings were excellent with the ball, as Ammar Bajwa (5/49) continued his strong season with the ball, while David Nutting (2/8) took some late wickets.

In what was a highly intense hour before stumps, the Vikings were left quaking, losing three quick wickets to be left at 3/15 at stumps.

Meanwhile, in Sub-District, Aura Vale cracked 8/258 off their 80 overs against Clyde.

After the Cougars elected to bowl, Lakers champion Paul Hoenderdaal (130 not out) played a splendid knock, batting out the entire day in a memorable individual performance.

He was well backed up by Grant Beanham (25) and Daniel Swinburne (21), who linked with the skipper to help set the imposing total.

Ricky Caddell (91) has lifted Lang Lang to 255 off 77.4 overs against Cardinia at home.

After five wickets tumbled relatively early, the Swamp Tigers dug deep, as Caddell and skipper Ayden Mills put on a brave partnership to rescue them from embarrassment.

For the Bulls, Josh Browne (4/70) was excellent, bowling 30 overs, while Bradley Tanner (2/57) was destructive with the new ball.

Pakenham has had a day out with the bat, belting their way to 7/321 off 80 overs in their home clash against Nyora.

There were several solid contributions with the bat for the Lions, such as a terrific knock by

Aura Vale batsman Neil Charman fends off the short ball. 162714 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS Luke Jackson (63) and Paul Dorbolo (38 not out), but the honours go to Nic Close (132) who played a stunning innings at number three.

The Maroons bowlers were fairly expensive, with Brent Potter (2/105), Gavin Hackett (2/76) and Peter Gillian (2/49) all taking wickets despite going at over four runs per over.

And finally, Gembrook has put in an all-round batting masterclass against Catani, amassing 9/346, despite only three players making halfcenturies.

Kyle O’Reilly (69), James Hulbert (53) and Cam Williams (59 not out) were all instrumental with the bat, while Darcy Williams (28), Aathavan Thiagaraja (33) and Brett Burmeister (46) were valuable contributors later in the day.

The Cats were well served by Dustin Peebles (2/73) once again and Josh Miller (2/63), but had very few winners in a disappointing bowling performance, in which they went for over four runs per over.

VIC PREMIER CRICKET SATURDAY - ROUND 10 (T20) Casey-South Melbourne 5/135 (L.Manders 50, D.Pollock 34, J.Jowett 2/24) def St Kilda 6/134 (J.Manning 31, B.Davies 26, N.Lambden 2/25, D.Hadfield 2/25); Northcote 2/13 (S.Taylor 61, S.Mire 56) def Dandenong 6/131 (J.Nanopoulos 38, E.Newman 25*, B.Abbatangelo 2/17); Ringwood 6/123 def Frankston 7/121; Prahran 6/127 def Footscray Edgewater 7/126; Kingston Hawthorn 3/160 def Monash Tigers 6/157; Greenvale Kangaroos 9/100 def Melbourne Uni 82; Fitzroy Doncaster 7/174 def Melbourne 6/148; Geelong 7/151 def Essendon 6/114; Camberwell 6/140 def Carlton 7/139.

SUNDAY - ROUND 11 (T20) Casey-South Melbourne 6/125 (D.Hadfield 48*, L.Dredge 2/15) def Footscray Edgewater 8/121 (M.Gudde 38, T.Buszard, N.Lambden 2/16, J.Fry 2/17); Dandenong 3/156 (J.Pattinson 63, B.Forsyth 58*); Ringwood 2/98 def St Kilda 9/95; Monash Tigers 3/117 def Prahran 7/116; Melbourne Uni 5/145 def Kingston Hawthorn 89; Fitzroy Doncaster 7/158 def Greenvale Kangaroos 8/106; Carlton 6/145 def Geelong 9/119; Northcote 5/161 def Frankston Peninsula 4/158; Melbourne 3/147 def Camberwell 7/145.

DDCA - TURF 1 ROUND 5 (DAY 2) Springvale South 146 (C.Slocombe 41, T.Ford 29, P.Atkinson 4/47, A.Harry 4/58) and 3/204 (D.Quirk 71*, A.Staude 51, R.Priyan 42*) def Dandenong West 88 (C.Slocombe 5/7, R.Priyan 4/20); Hallam-Kalora Park 8/176 (C.Booth 49*, B.Hillard 46, M.Davies 3/44, S.Bandaranyake 2/22) def Heinz-Southern Districts 153 (B.Yapp 30, L.Brown 29*, S.Gilmour 3/49, B.Hall 2/7); Buckley Ridges 9/338 (J.Hobbs 95, S.Pradeep 46, T.Aust 45, L.Fletcher 39, D.Bircumshaw 36, D.Watson 30, M.Aslett 4/35, J.King 3/103) def Parkfield 267 (H.Waduge 56, M.Aslett 47, M.Dabarera 41, S.Pradeep 5/44, D.Watson 2/30, M.Goodwright 2/39); North Dandenong 8/219 (C.Millman 112, J.Andersen 32*, S.Squires 5/48, C.Athukorala 2/67) def Mordialloc 218 (I.Daniel 50, D.Mapa Ralalage 41, H.Krishan 34, S.Squires 26, S.Clark 5/44, Q.Awan 3/43); Berwick 181 (D.de Souza 38, A.Watson 28, J.Goodes 27, J.Chaturanga 6/44) def Dingley 163 (M.Hague 70, T.Sawers 29, J.Wilcock 6/25, J.Goodes 2/36) and 0/16; Cranbourne 3/82 dec (L.Ligt 55*, M.Shirt 2/17) and 5/141 (M.Chasemore 49*, S.Spoljaric 34, M.Sultani 2/22, M.Shirt 2/30) def Narre Warren 74 (J.Liyanabadalge 54, S.Spoljaric 5/19, C.Kelly 2/12, P.Boyal 2/20) and 148 (M.Shirt 50, S.Simpson 38, S.Spoljaric 3/39, P.Boyal 2/7).

DDCA - TURF 2 Aspendale 233 def St Brigid’s/St Louis 141 and 1/28; Narre South 100 and 3/51 def Beaconsfield 62 and 87; Coomoora 160 and 5/115 dec def Silverton 66 and 9/91; St Mary’s 112 and 7/107 def Lyndale 97 and 137; Keysborough 8/287 and 2/13 def Narre North 105; Southern Pirates 195 def Fountain Gate 45 and 9/259.

WGCA - PREMIER ROUND 7 (DAY 1) Tooradin 178 (R.Lehman 62, A.Avery 37, T.Hussey 25, C.Savage 4/22, T.Jones 2/18, T.Tyrrell 2/46) v Pakenham 1/10; Emerald 187 (A.Alenson 46, G.Scott 39, C.Marsh 35, A.Walker 30, D.Diwell 6/43, L.Paterson 3/64) v Merinda Park 1/33; Kooweerup 1/43 v Upper Beaconsfield 179 (J.Cadermanpulle 77, M.Curtain 27, J.Mathers 4/71, J.Bacon 2/11); Cardinia 6/269 dec (B.Maroney 114, R.Campbell 55*, N.Barfuss 42, B.McLeod 5/85) v Pakenham/Upper Toomuc 2/26.

DISTRICT Nar Nar Goon/Maryknoll 152 (B.Harrison 42, N.Bransgrove 38, A.Bajwa 5/49, D.Nutting 2/8) v Carlisle Park 3/15 (D.Glen 2/10); Officer 3/7 (N.Sadler 3/2) v Clyde 182 (J.Simpson 47, S.Webster 35, N.Miles 32, D.Collins 4/57, A.Reid 2/33, J.Langley 2/33); Cranbourne Meadows v Kalgidhar 7/374 (V.Singh 113, R.Singh 60, M.De Rose 57, P.Singh 38, S.Mann 25*); Devon Meadows 2/216 (L.Carroll 82*, B.Miles 77*, K.Salerno 39, J.Thompson 2/58) v Tooradin 112 (B.Mantel 26, M.Hutchinson 6/23, L.Carroll 3/34).

VSDCA - EAST/WEST ROUND 6 (DAY 1) Williamstown 1/175 v Endeavour Hills 128; Noble Park 206 v Taylors Lakes 1/25; Balwyn 0/9 v Hoppers Crossing 185; Melton 163 v Mount Waverley; Croydon 138 v Werribee 1/64; Bayswater 194 v Altona 1/32; Box Hill v Yarraville.

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Fighting for the top spot

By Alistair Kennedy MAZDA has been enjoying steady growth over the past decade on the Australian new vehicle market overtaking both Holden and Ford on its way to currently sitting second in the overall sales hierarchy behind Toyota.

The star performer throughout this period has been the Mazda3 small hatch and sedan which has been having a ding-gong battle with Toyota Corolla for top spot, initially in its category but in the past few years as Australia’s overall biggest-seller.

Now into its third generation, launched here in January 2014, the Mazda3 first went on sale in Australia in April 2004, replacing the popular Mazda 323.

In a very clever marketing move this new simplified naming format ensures that the word ‘Mazda’ is effectively used in every reference to the car.

Mazda3 was given a refresher in July 2016 including a mild facelift together with changes to the steering and suspension systems and additional safety equipment.

The exterior changes include a redesigned grille and wing with slimmer headlights that are either halogen or LED headlamps depending on the model. LED foglamps are standard on all models above the entry level Neo. Inside, there are changes to the decorative areas of the trim while the side ‘wings’ on the touchscreen display panel are a larger and easier to read.

There’s good interior space front and rear. Boot capacity is 408 litres.

There are six Mazda3 variants, each available in either five-door hatchback or four-door sedan bodies. In ascend-

ing price order they are Neo, Maxx, Touring, SP25; SP25 GT and SP25 Astina. Prices start at $20,490 for a manual Neo and run through to $35,490 for a SP25 Astina automatic. There is no price differential between hatch and sedan.

There are two engine options. Neo, Maxx and Touring grades are powered by a 2.0-litre petrol with 114 kW of power and 200 Nm of torque; the sportier SP25, SP25 GT and SP25 use a 2.5-litre petrol engine with 138kW and 250Nm. Lack of demand saw the previous 2.2-litre turbo-diesel dropped from the range in January 2014.

All models offer the choice of sixspeed manual or six-speed automatic transmission.

Mazda3 has a long list of standard safety equipment. In addition to the usual multiple airbags, enhanced ABS braking and stability/ traction control all models have rear parking sensors; whiplash-minimising front seats; hill start assist; and IsoFix child seat anchor points.

Also standard in all models are GVectoring Control (GVC) and Smart City Brake Support-Forward (SCBS).

The G-Vectoring Control system improves chassis balance by sensing movements of the steering wheel and modifying the amount of torque to each of the front wheels and changing the amount of grip that’s required.

Systems that uses sensors and/or cameras to either prevent or reduce the impact of forward collisions are becoming more common.

Each car company uses a different name and Mazda has chosen Smart

Model range From the Mazda3 Neo: $20,490 (manual) $22,490 (automatic) to the Mazda3 SP25 Astina: $33,490 (manual) $35,490 (automatic).

The big, open grille dominates the front of the popular Mazda3.

City Brake Support-Forward (SCBSF) for its camera-based system. Fortunately the generic name of automatic emergency braking is now gaining popularity.

All Mazda3 variants above the base Neo also get a similar system that acts in the same way to reduce damage while reversing (SCBS-R), as well as a reversing camera.

These models also get the very useful Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA) that identifies approaching cars when reversing out of parking spots and Blind Spot Monitoring.

The highest-spec models also add features such as Traffic Sign Recognition (TSR); Smart Brake Support (SBS); Lane-Keep Assist (LAS); Driver Attention Alert (DAA); adaptive headlights; and radar cruise control.

Our Mazda3 test car was the manual mid-spec Maxx. Despite its sleek styling entry and exit doesn’t require too much bending and scraping. The front seats are firm but comfortable with good lateral support.

Although most commuters will no doubt opt for the convenience of an automatic transmission we enjoyed

the extra control of the car’s six-speed manual.

It has a nice short shift pattern and the clutch is light enough for the numerous changes required around the urban jungle.

The car cruised smoothly and comfortably on the motorway segment of our test.

On the rural back roads we had great fun moving through the gears over some undulating and winding terrain.

The steering is well-weighted and responsive. The extra stability from the new G-Vectoring Control system means that there’s less movement of the steering wheel needed to turn-in.

Fuel consumption from the manual hatch is listed at 5.9 litres on the combined urban/highway cycle. We averaged in the low sevens during our week-long test.

Mazda3 combines great looks both inside and out with capable performance, comfort and very good value for money.

Add a large array of safety equipment and it’s no surprise that it has been selling its socks off for more than a decade.

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

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