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Premier Daniel Andrews said the new police recruits will be a constant benefit to growth communities. “The academy is full and we’ve changed the way police recruit,” he said. “Now each month, every month, every year we will have a steady amount going through the academy.” “We realised there was a need for a more routine, regular recruitment process and it’s a challenge but we will get them through the academy.” The Police Association’s Wayne Gatt echoed the premier’s sentiment to ensure the new police officers are delivered to the communities that need them most. “The Police Association is committed to ensuring that the extra 3000 police promised by the State Government over the next five years are deployed as a matter of priority to areas of greatest need, such as in Casey,” he said. “Getting boots on the ground to assist our members in existing stations must be a priority.” However, Mr Paynter says he is just as committed to campaigning for a new police station as a means of dealing with the crime in the region. “I’ll continue to campaign for my constituents until this police station is delivered,” he said. “Community safety must be the first priority of any government, but unfortunately Daniel Andrews has had his head in the sand for the last two years while crime in Casey spirals out of control.”

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Victorian Opposition Leader Matthew Guy and Member for Bass Brian Paynter will meet in Clyde to renew a push for the State Government to build a police station in the area. The two parliamentary members are meeting at the Clyde Recreation Reserve on Thursday 16 February to call on the government to fund the new station. Mr Paynter first called for a police station in Clyde during parliament in August last year citing population growth and increase in crime for why a new police station is necessary. He said members of the Clyde community, which sits in the far north-west of the division of Bass, have contacted him many times to address the crime rate in the region. “Following several shocking crimes in the local community, constituents repeatedly tell me they want a visible police presence,” he said. “With fewer frontline police now than November 2014 across Victoria, growth areas such as Clyde urgently need more police and the stations to accommodate them.” “With thousands of extra residents moving into the area every year while crime continues to grow, it’s clear the region needs a lot more police.” However, a spokesperson from Victoria Police said there were no plans to build a police station in the Clyde area. “Police stations are buildings that do not deter crime while police out in the com-

munity and tasked to areas based on intelligence does deter criminal activity,” the spokesperson said. “The Chief Commissioner has acknowledged that growth corridors are a priority, of which Casey is one.” “When the new resources are supplied to communities across the state, we will have them on the road detecting crime and keeping people safe rather than sitting at police stations.” The Victorian Police Association agrees that there needs to be a stronger police presence in growth areas such as Clyde as a priority over building new stations. Incoming Police Association Secretary Wayne Gatt said the priority of both side of government should be more police members rather than new stations. “While we see merit in having a new stations service growing communities of the future, the priority for the ‘here and now’ is getting new police into the area so that they can positively impact on crime,” Mr Gatt said. “As one of the fastest growing local government areas in the country and with one of the worst police-to-population ratios, we’ve been saying for a long time that the City of Casey desperately needs more police.” The Victorian Government announced last year funding for the recruitment of more than 3000 new police officers with Casey being a priority area to place more officers. On Tuesday 14 February at a door stop in Pakenham,

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Community News It’s Show Time! Changes to trafic around the Bunjil Place site As construction progresses on Bunjil Place, essential drainage works will be taking place around the site over the coming weeks. This will have some impact on Magid Drive and may result in some road closures to ensure the safety of vehicles and pedestrians around the site. Detour signs will be in place during this time. For information please visit bunjilplace.com.au.

Tasty Tunes at lunchtime Come chill your mind and body with amazing food trucks and popular feel good tunes at the Old Cheese Factory in Berwick. Throw your picnic rug down, taste some delicious food, sit back and let us entertain you! Date: Sunday 5 March 2017 Time: 11.00 am - 3.00 pm Venue: The Old Cheese Factory 34 Homestead Road, Berwick

March Council meetings Members of the community are welcome to attend Council and Committee meetings which are held in the Council Chambers at the City of Casey Civic Centre, Magid Drive, Narre Warren. Council meetings » Tuesday 7 March 2017, 6.30 pm » Tuesday 21 March 2017, 6.30 pm

Berwick Show 2017 The Berwick Show will be back in 2017 on Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 February at Akoonah Park. Bring the whole family along to this exciting event where the city meets the farm! Make sure you visit the City of Casey’s FYIJCJU MPDBUFE JO UIF NBJO QBWJMJPO UP mOE out about Bunjil Place, and enjoy some kids’ activities, giveaways and competitions. Akoonah Park Corner Princes Highway and Cardinia Street, Berwick berwickshow.org.au

Feel the footy fever in Casey In recognition of the City of Casey’s partnership with Melbourne Football Club, there are a range of upcoming football events for locals to enjoy. Women’s and men’s AFL Double Header: Melbourne v Carlton Following the success of the launch of the inaugural AFL Women’s competition, here’s your next chance to cheer on the Melbourne Football Club (MFC) and watch history being made at the next home game being played at Casey Fields in Cranbourne East. Melbourne v Carlton Date: Saturday 25 February 2017 Time: 11.35 am Venue: Casey Fields, 160 Berwick-Cranbourne Road, Cranbourne East This eventh will be a double-header, with MFC’s men’s team to also take on Carlton in a pre-season match at 2.05 pm. There will also be plenty of FREE family fun on this

day with entertainment and activities, opportunities to meet MFC’s mascots, get autographs from players and memberships and merchandise will be available for purchase. Purchase tickets at www.ticketmaster.com.au.

City of Casey Festival of Footy Join in an afternoon of football fun in Casey! Date: Tuesday 28 February 2017 Time: 4.00 pm – 6.00 pm Venue: Carlisle Park, Majestic Boulevard, Cranbourne » Meet the Melbourne Football Club’s men’s playing list » AFL Auskick Clinic with AFLW players » 'PPUCBMM JOnBUBCMFT GPPEUSVDLT HJWFBXBZT autographs, DJ and more There will be an open training session also on the same day at Casey Fields, 9.30 am – 11.30 am.

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Baseball bandits strike twice, cover bases By Victoria Stone-Meadows Robbers armed in baseball bats have stolen from two convenience stores on the same day in attacks police believe to be linked. The first robbery was at an independent milk bar on Hinrichsen Drive in Hallam, about 3.20pm on Friday 10 February. Who men with their faces covered entered the store with baseball bats and demanded the attendant hand over cash and cigarettes. The shop attendant complied with their demands before the men left the store and ran west along Buckeye Street, and witnesses reported seeing them run across a footbridge to Springfield Drive. At 6pm the same day, the Fleetwood Convenience Store on Fleetwood Drive in Narre Warren was also robbed by two men with baseball bats and face coverings. This time however, the store attendant was hit with a baseball bat and suffered bruising to his torso. In similar circumstances to the previous robbery, cash and cigarettes were stolen from the store before the men fled the shop on foot. This time the men ran north-east along Darling Way where they got into a dark coloured Holden and continued to drive north-east along Darling Way. The men were both dressed all in black with black caps and bandanas covering their faces. One of the men was wearing red gloves and the other grey gloves and both were wearing white sneakers. Anyone with information regarding these robberies is asked to contact the Narre Warren Crime Investigation Unit’s Detective Senior Constable Andrew Walker on 9705 3111.

A Doveton man has been caught speeding at more than three times the limit in Cranbourne West in the early hours of Monday 13 February. Somerville Highway Patrol members clocked the black 2015 Holden GTS travelling at an alleged speed of 139km/h on the Westernport Highway before being seen on Hall Road at 188km/h in a 60km/h zone, about 2am. The car was pulled over and immediately impounded for a period of 30 days at a cost of $1032 to the driver. A 24-year-old man was charged with two counts of exceeding the speed limit and speeding dangerously and will face Dandenong Magistrates’ Court at a later date. Senior Constable Paul Holtzinger said he was extremely disappointed with the behaviour. “To be driving a high powered vehicle at triple the speed limit not only greatly increases the chances of serious injury, but places members of the public at risk,“ SC Holtzinger said. “The message is very clear - Do not exceed the speed limit, drive to the conditions of the road and have respect for other road users.”

CCTV footage shows the masked men entering the convenience store in Fleetwood Drive in Narre Warren. Picture: VICTORIA POLICE

Casey chaplain plan By Victoria Stone-Meadows Casey City Council may spend thousands of dollars a year on placing chaplains in community spaces if a proposal put forward by Korus Connect, a division of Access Ministries, is accepted. Casey Council passed a motion to investigate placing chaplains in community spaces at a council meeting on 20 December 2016 specifically to target “at risk” youths. The motion, put forward by Cr Amanda Stapledon and supported by Cr Rosalie Crestani, has council ponder the value of placing chaplains in public places like shopping centres and sporting clubs. The motion specifically called for a meeting between council and Access Ministries’ community engagement branch Korus Connect to further discuss the program. The meeting between council and Korus Connect took place at the Casey Council offices on Tuesday 31 January 2017 in which Korus Connect presented their proposal to supply chaplains in Casey. The proposal from Korus Connect aims to have the program pilot launched this year with chaplains placed in locations identified by council.

The proposal also outlined the cost of supplying the chaplains, with one full-time chaplain working 35 hours a week costing a total of $71,525 per year. Korus Connect also proposed a ‘community conversation’ session be held prior to the program launch that involves community groups, government representatives, schools and members of the public. The community conversation would see the groups come together to discuss the program at an estimated cost of $3550 for venue hire, catering, and the hiring of a facilitator. While this funding may not be entirely supplied by council, Korus Connect suggested a range of funding options including council, bank grants, Federal Government grants, and other community and corporate-based avenues of funding. Korus Connect is the community engagement arm of Access Ministries which run the controversial chaplains in schools and special religious education programs in Victoria. In 2014, Access Ministries was caught supplying religious education material in schools that breached the regulations of the Victorian Education Department.

The debacle led to the Victorian Government changing the way religious education is provided in state schools. Councillor Steve Beardon, who opposed the motion to introduce the chaplains at the council meeting in December, is appalled by the cost of the program. “They charge $70,000 or more a year just for one, so it’s not even time donated as good will,” he said. “This raises so my questions to the religious or Liberal aligned councillors pushing this, and any other councillor.” “Don’t you think trained psychologists, counsellors and social workers are better equipped to support the most vulnerable in our community?” Former Casey Council Chaplain and Casey Neighbourhood Watch chairperson Rob Ward speaking on behalf of Korus Connect said it could be challenging for young people to access services and chaplains could help. “The word chaplain carries different meanings to different people, and it is positive for many,” he said. “It’s a bit of a leap to get people especially young people to see a counsellor or a psychologist and a chaplain is often a soft entry into that role.”

“A chaplain is often the human face between the needed professional services, and provides the soft entry.” Mr Ward said the funding of the chaplains would ideally be a whole community responsibility but Korus would like to see Casey council take the lead. “These things are up in the air, and what we are looking for is a sustainable effort and would like to see a community response,” he said. “We are all impacted if people are losing their way, and we shouldn’t be putting our hand to council and government all the time but council can play a significant role in facilitating this kind of work.” However, Cr Beardon said the cost of the program as a gateway for services that are already funded by council cannot be justified. “Council has trained youth workers, and funds many organisations with trained psychologists,” he said. “To those councillors pushing chaplains, do you think this money could be better targeted hiring a school GP or dental nurse?” “I would like a demonstrated tangible benefit to any investment with ratepayers’ money.”

Intruder wakes woman in fright A Hampton Park woman was woken in terrifying circumstances when a man who had broken into her house was leaning over the top of her in the middle of the night. The woman woke to find the man in her Police are bedroom about looking for a man 2.30am on Sun- resembling this day 5 February, digital composite and called out to who broke into a house in Hampton her father. The male of- Park. Picture: fender left the VICTORIA POLICE house and fortunately the victim was unharmed. Dandenong Sexual Offences and Child Abuse Investigation Team detectives believe the offender entered the house through an open front window. The victim described the offender as in his mid-teens and said he spoke with an Australian accent. Police have released a digital composite of the man’s face based on the description the victim gave and hope members of the public can come forward with information regarding him. Anyone with information is urged to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a confidential crime report at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au.

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Kokoda walk a challenge By Victoria Stone-Meadows A 63-year-old man from Narre Warren will be taking on the Kokoda Track in Papua New Guinea later this year in a bid to raise money for a sick young woman. Ray Spinks has been on a health kick for about 12 months and he has a set a goal to improve himself while helping 19-year-old Jade Kollmorgen pay for her cystic fibrosis treatments. “It all started when I wanted to do something for myself,” Mr Spinks said. “I have lost 21kg in the last 12 months and my fitness has never been like this before.” Mr Spinks’ personal trainer suggested he set himself some goals for his fitness and that was when his personal mission changed into a quest to help Ms Kollmorgen. Mr Spinks met Jade through his wife Kathryn who works with Ms Kollmorgen’s mother Rachel. “I was sitting at home having a conversation with my wife about walking the Kokoda Track and I said I would like to do it for a charity,” Mr Spinks said. “We thought about it for a bit, looked at each other and we both said ‘let’s do it for Jade’.” Since then, Mr Spinks has been training every day to the lead up to him leaving for Papua New Guinea on 20 April to take on the mammoth 90km walk.

Ms Kollmorgen has been dealing with the effects of cystic fibrosis her entire life and said it changes the way she is able to live and function. “Over the last year I have been in hospital more and more,” she said. “Last year was worst; I was in hospital eight or nine times for two weeks at a time.” “I even went overseas for my gap year and was in hospital for the start and end of the trip; it has become harder to deal with over the past year.” On top of the hours of breathing exercises she has to do every day, Ms Kollmorgen takes about 40 different tablets during the day to keep her symptoms under control. Mr Spinks is raising money for Ms Kollmorgen through a GoFundMe account where all the money generated will go directly to the Kollmorgen family to assist with the cost of Jade’s medications. “I don’t have a job and I am paying for all my medications and it’s a big thing,” Ms Kollmorgen said. “I have to use Centrelink money for that so any funding is really helpful to manage all that.” “My family is not well off and it is hard to keep up and pay for all my medications so this is going to be a big help.”

Mr Spinks said he had already had great support from his own employer Hettich as well as from local businesses he has approached. “I have had great support from a lot of people both through donating funds to get me to Kokoda as well as equipment to support me in my training,” he said. “I want to give my sincere thanks to Michael Malkoun from Brighton Porsche and Brighton Infiniti, Neil Richards from Kitchen Hardware Company and Joshua Huang from W.T. Hardware. “These are the companies that have sponsored me to get to Kokoda. “I also want to give special thanks to Rays Outdoors Fountain Gate, The Athletes Foot Fountain Gate and Merrell Shoes Fountain Gate for supplying footwear and equipment for my training and the trek.” Mr Spinks is very passionate about helping Ms Kollmorgen and raising the funds she needs to have the best possible quality of life. “At my age I never thought I could do anything like this but it is amazing what you can do when you put your mind to it,” he said. “I will not fail in this and I will not fail her.” To donate to Mr Spinks’ cause, go to www.gofundme.com/jadescystic-fibrosis-fight

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Fake Facebook cowards Casey City’s Councillor Rosalie Crestani wants police to have more powers to act on cybercrime, after a number of fake social media profiles posing as her posted offensive content. Cr Crestani believes the fake profiles were created in the last few months, following her support of council’s move to compulsorily acquire land in Narre Warren North. The fake profiles have used the same photo as her official councillor Facebook profile and commented or posted material that Cr Crestani says does not represent her views. The fake posts were centred around indigenous Australians, calling the first peoples “lazy” and “inconsiderate”, a view that Cr Crestani said was not her own. “The posts were attacking the Aboriginal community and I was horrified,” Cr Crestani said. “It started around the decision for Mr Foy’s land; it popped up around this time and this is probably a left-wing attack,” she said. While the fake profiles have been taken down now, Cr Crestani says she would like to see some changes in the way online bullying is dealt with. “I would like to see a proper call centre for Facebook or what-haveyou to speak to real human beings,” she said. “I would also like police to have their hands on the IP addresses of those that set up the accounts and for police to have real teeth to deal with cyber bullying that comes from outside of Australia.” Cyber security expert at Monash University Dr Lennon Chang said once an impostor account had dam-

aged someone’s reputation, despite it being a form of identity theft, there wasn’t a lot of action police could take. “For the imposter, it is definitely a crime,” Dr Chang said. “Stealing someone’s profile and causing damage - it is definitely a crime but the issue is it is not easy to investigate and discover who has done it.” “Police can’t do a lot here, as the damage has been caused; what we can do in this situation is we can tell people it was fake and try to ask Facebook or the social media website to stop disseminating the messages.” Dr Chang said the creation of and damage caused by impostor accounts were the responsibility of the social media company to prevent, rather than the police to investigate. “It is more about corporate responsibility; the responsibility of the company to keep its clients safe rather than the police to investigate after.” Meanwhile, Cr Crestani has said she is disappointed with the way people have chosen to engage with her and says if someone has an issue they would like to raise, they should do it in person. “I think it is very cowardly - I don’t want to instigate violence or anything but if you have something to say, come and say it to my face,” she said. “Don’t try to wreck my reputation and standing with the community.” “People are welcome to call or contact me however and I would be grateful for the opportunity to try and fix it if it is not me.”

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Letters Bunjil's in the road Casey Council are a joke. They won't spend any money on laying asphalt down on O'Grady Road, Hallam, to get rid of the dust (News, 9 February) but they can spend millions on building Bunjil Place, which a lot of people have no interest in. D. Gardner, Hampton Park.

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Reasons for occupation I am writing to defend the actions of Israel in occupying lands which were the subject of a letter by John Glazebrook in your newspaper (News, 19 January). Israel has been under attack by Palestinian terrorists for quite a number of years and in my opinion Israel has the right to defend itself from the many missiles and rockets that are fired in their direction by procuring a buffer between themselves and the aggressors. As you are no doubt aware the coast is only approximately 30 to 40 kilometres from the occupied lands and if the lands were given back then the main cities of Israel and its airport would be under threat from these terrorists. That is the reason Israel has this buffer zone. John talks about the UNHRC and their resolution but let’s look at some of the members. China, Egypt, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Iraq. Republic of Korea and Saudi Arabia to name a few. Do you think these countries should be lecturing Israel on human rights? Being a free-thinking person it seems odd to me to condemn one nation when there are others that should be more condemned. Frank P. Rzepecki, Narre Warren South.

To the ALP It’s not enough that when it comes to acknowledging receipt of my letter, it seems to be falling on deaf ears. A standard reply comes through, generated by a heartless computer like the rest of those in the political arena. The entire political system is corrupt: “you scratch my back, I’ll scratch yours, so they both scratch“ and continue to extend the life of parliament for the period of the term and guarantee a salary for three years. The whole scenario is a fake, a charade. Get real and do something for us who elected you - the issue I have raised is of vital importance. The poor have no place to rest their heads, they rest them on the streets of the CBD. Shame on you Labor who take pride in defending the poor and upholding their needs. There is a housing crisis - who can afford average priced homes at $500,000? Not in a lifetime, do something. Australia is bleeding at the seams - the poor are helpless. A visionary can easily solve the issue of housing. It’s simple, very simple. Commandeer land over the vast tracts of land above the rail tracks. This was done in the Melbourne CBD and today is the most prized real estate - Federation Square. I urge your party to alert the Liberals to build affordable apartments. I urge your party, the people’s party which has lost touch with the warp and woof of the social fabric of society. I will not stop my correspondence until I hear of a positive proposal for construction of affordable apartments.

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Head over heels for a game of cricket at Lineham Oval in Clyde. 164812 The banks have already expressed their opposition to the construction of apartments - it is disgusting that the banking industry does not care for the welfare of the poor. It’s about time that the banking industry was subjected to a Royal Commission, or very simply if the Labor Party has brains to propose far-reaching changes for control, I urge that your party proposes them through the parliamentary process. If the Liberals object to a Royal Commission, it’s time we got rid of the Royal Commission process and established a judiciary commission with more and more lay people on the commission, particularly those hurt by the banks like the farmers whose property has been seized by the banks for non-payment of loans during dry arid droughts, and all and sundry like me and you and us. The bottom line is we the people of Australia need affordable housing in the form of affordable apartments. Construction of this type of housing will generate job creation. Housing for the poor will cause a positive ripple effect on the economy and stir the economic growth of the country. Rudd’s policy extricated Australia out of the economic morass, into being the first country to triumph over the recession. I appeal to the Labor Party of Australia to address the issues raised by me. I appeal to the social justice movements of the various religious groups who claim to stand up for the sermon on the mount of Jesus Christ to act on those virtuous recommendations which will make them fighters for the needs of the poor. Economic theorists whole-heartedly subscribe to the economic theory that when a country creates positive policies which enhance the benefit of the poor, the entire country is enriched. Can the rich do without the poor? They can’t - we are all in it and part of the whole. The bottom line of this letter is: please build more affordable apartments. These are not the vituperations of an aimless person, but someone aho has stooped to sit on the pavement of the Melbourne CBD, share a meal and drink a beer gifted by a bleeding heart, with a squatter and listened to his sorry tale of woe - his family story of being ousted by the banks for non-payment of his mortgage and his house seized by the bank. Affordable housing is a must - do something. Milroy Martyn, Endeavour Hills.

Fighting crime Thankyou for Victoria Stone-Meadows’ article (News, 9 February) ‘Citizens against crime’ highlighting City of Casey councillor Amanda Stapledon’s intended ‘Law and Order’ forum at the Cranbourne Bowls Club on Wednesday 15 February. I’m convinced that there should be a far greater emphasis on crime prevention in the first place and all citizens should face the outcomes of all crime if caught and convicted. All vehicle drivers know that if they exceed speed limits, and are caught and convicted, the outcome is at least a fine, so why not crime? There seems to be a greater emphasis on rehabilitation of offenders than that of its prevention. What if the penalty for murder or importing hard drugs was to have both knees and elbows smashed with a baseball bat, then hung upside down for 24 hours, then by the neck if still alive? Harsh? No, they should have known the outcome if caught and convicted, therefore

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‘Crappy playground’ upgrade By Victoria Stone-Meadows Blind Bight residents hope they are one step closer to having an upgraded playground and new skate park after a petition was tabled to Casey councillors on 20 December. Balla Balla Ward councillor Geoff Ablett tabled the 72 signature long petition at the last council meeting of 2016 and councillors agreed to consider funding for the project in the 2017/18 budget. Blind Bight resident and head petitioner Bob O’Connell said the council hearing the voice of the people was a great victory for the town. “It’s great news,” he said. “Our problem is that we don’t have transport like Berwick or Endeavour Hills where kids can hop on a bus and get to somewhere; we are not in the same boat.”

The call for a new youth entertainment park would see an adventure playground built in Blind Bight with the inclusion of a skate park. Mr O’Connell said the young people of Tooradin and Warneet have some entertainment but Blind Bight has been forgotten about. “Tooradin has two good parks and Warneet has one but we are a bit like the lost partner,” he said. “We would like to see our current playground on Anchorage Drive upgraded to be similar to one with slides and everything like at Tooradin.” The Casey City Council 2017/18 draft budget is expected to be realised in late May with the budget made final in the middle of the year. Blind Bight resident Julie O’Connell said a new playground and skate park at Blind

Bight should be a top priority for the council. Ms O’Connell cited the population sizes of neighbouring Tooradin and Warneet as a reason they have been provided with entertainment for young children. “The 2011 census has the population of Tooradin at 1359 and that gives them multiple playgrounds, footy grounds, tennis courts, netball courts and a skate park,” she said. “The Warneet population is 466 and they get newly surfaced tennis courts, a footy/soccer ground, BMX and walking track, and a new senior’s playground. “Blind Bight has a population of 1238 and we get one old crappy playground near a sewage pumping block. “Our playground and skate park should be a top priority.”

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body who helped me. They’ve made somebody sit up and listen. “I would have liked to have been a fly on the wall at that (special council) meeting.” Mayor Sam Aziz said he didn’t regret offering the “goodwill gesture”. “It was up to him whether to accept it. “We still extend to Mr Foy our goodwill and best wishes for the future.”

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Fresh from defeating Casey’s push to acquire his property, Narre Warren North resident John Foy has knocked back the council’s “goodwill” offer of a complimentary hot water system. The council had offered a replacement hot-water system out of recognition of the stress caused to Mr Foy - who told Star News that “I can’t be bought off”. Mr Foy said the system burst several weeks ago “regardless of whether there was an issue with the council”. “The ratepayers are going to be paying for it, not the councillors,” Mr Foy said. “They’ll just be taking it out of the ratepayers’ money. “If I accept it, what does that make me?” Mr Foy said he’d never sought compensation from the council. “I just didn’t want the bloody (public acquisition) overlay. I’m not looking for anything else.” Invoking the classic Aussie film The Castle, Mr Foy was backed by many neighbours and Facebook warriors in his battle to preserve his 34-acre home and its bird-rich gardens and wetland.

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Walking for their cause By Victoria Stone-Meadows The annual Walk to Remember, hosted by the Jared Dunscombe Fund, is on again this February with everyone encouraged to participate and donate to the cause. The annual walk is held in memory of Jared Dunscombe, a Cranbourne Rotary Club member whose life was tragically cut short at the age of 31 in 2013. Mr Dunscombe was killed when he fell from his bike and was struck by a truck and trailer travelling in the same direction while taking part in the Rotary fund-raising event - Ride to Conference. The Walk to Remember encourages anyone who has lost someone close to them to take the time to walk the Lysterfield Park Hallam North Walking Tracks and remember those no longer with us. Through the Walk to Re-

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Maternal care a double act Four sets of twins were born at St John of God Berwick Hospital within a two-week period this year. The maternity team has enjoyed the novelty of caring for these special babies. It has been a busy time as the team continues to prepare for the move to the new hospital

at Kangan Drive, Berwick, later this year. Maternity services will expand with a larger Special Care Nursery, six birthing suites and additional rooms. The hospital runs tours of the Gibb Street Maternity Ward each Tuesday at 8pm and on Sundays at 2pm.

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School Principal a multi-ethnic student community in a context of Christian love and care. As a Christian school we are intentional about ensuring students have a living

Our connections in the local community are reflected by our college core values of Respect, Learning and Working Together. It is these values that motivate us to ensure that our curriculum offerings, classroom practice and the educational and career pathways on offer to our students are second to none. Indeed, our primary focus is on creating the environment, resources and subject offering that provide all students with an effective pathway in life on completing their schooling. We pride ourselves on being able to offer the broadest possible range of programs and experiences for our students, whether that be through sport, music, our broadly based VCE offerings, VCAL and our extensive VET programs.

connection to God and that we as a school create an ambience where learning is prized and where Christian values are fostered. We aim for all families, students and staff to understand and follow the shared values of: Respect, Resilience, Service and Excellence. We do this by intentionally encouraging these values through our

In partnership with my strong team of dedicated staff

As leaders of tomorrow, the spirit, commitment and talent of our students at Hampton Park Secondary College fill me with great hope for the future.

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Welcome to the 2017 School Year I extend a warm welcome to all in our community. This year our Annual Theme “After Much Debate Peter Stood Up” calls on our students to stand up and be counted. It is a calling that aims to inspire our students to have confidence to strive for the best in themselves and challenges them to make a difference in the local community and the larger world in which we all live. This aligns with our school motto “Be Not Afraid” and our College vision where, “As a Catholic community, we aspire to lead in faith, guide with love and inspire through learning”. In 2016 140 Year 12 students, 137 students were awarded their VCE. 22 successfully completed their VCAL. Our Dux was our Environment Captain, Will Veenman with an ATAR score of 96.02. Will has successfully gained a place at Monash University to study Science. Overall our median study score remained steady at 27 with 2.1% of students achieving a study score of 40 or more. Explicit goals have been set to raise the bar in 2017. This will be supported by such programs as the VCE Study Hub and whole school roll-up for the last three weeks of the academic year. New Facilities

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Development of the East Campus continues in 2017 with work commencing on a Year 9 Learning Centre. The West Campus will also experience a building project to ensure learning facilities continue to cater for the 21st century learner. Enrolments for Year 7 2018 close on March 17th. For further information pleases contact our College Registrar. Mr Chris Black Acting Principal

Life is a journey, but with a great foundation in the partnership that is Maranatha, children can become the fine young men and women God intended them to be.

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Following many years of faithful service by Rob Bray (Executive Principal) and Steve McAllister (Pakenham Campus Principal), Chairo has welcomed two new leaders for 2017. Simon Matthews will oversee all campuses as Executive Principal. After graduating from the Victorian College of the Arts and performing with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Simon studied teaching and pursued a career in early childhood education and school leadership. Most recently, he was the Executive Director of Christian Schools Tasmania for nine years. Pete Wells holds a degree in Psychology and a Master of Educational Leadership, and is pleased to be taking up the role of Pakenham Campus Principal. He previously taught at Chairo before taking on the role of Head of School in an International Baccalaureate school in Indonesia. Outside of his work in education, Pete is an award-winning novelist. Both Simon and Pete are excited about continued innovation and development at the school, but are equally committed to the longstanding mission of Chairo: to provide excellence in Christ-centred education in partnership with families within a caring Christian community. They hope to see students experience a nurturing and challenging environment, develop their gifts and become men and women of godly character. With modern facilities in a pleasant rural environment, a friendly school culture and a host of co-curricular activities, Chairo provides a dynamic learning environment. For further information, visit www.chairo.vic.edu.au.

With talented, well regarded and highly qualified Christian teachers who understand children, Maranatha students have the opportunity to learn, develop, serve, grow and excel by participating in a rigorous, challenging and engaging curriculum at either of our two well-resourced Junior Schools at Officer and Doveton or our highly regarded Middle and Senior School at Endeavour Hills.

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I continue to be immensely proud of our students and of their achievements. This extends not just to their academic performance, but as well, in their sporting endeavors and their commitment and contributions in the wider community. Our College seeks to nurture and support our future community leaders as they grow, encouraging them to take on increasing responsibility at the College and in the wider community.

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Maranatha is a safe Christian learning community in partnership with home and church that helps children find true success in life. Through a model of Christcentred education within a safe environment, we seek to inspire children to think Christianly about the world, and so use their God given gifts and talents for the benefit of others.

Over the course of the past 4 years, staff have worked on developing 21st Century Learning Sequences that provide ready access to the curriculum for every student, in every classroom and on every day, in a supportive and safe classroom environment.

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In order for young people to succeed in an increasingly complex environment, children need a high quality education; to be taught skills to achieve success, and to think critically, enabling them to become good decision-makers, responsible global citizens and lifelong learners.

Hampton Park Secondary College in 2017, celebrates 31 years of providing dedicated educational services to our local community. We remain very much committed to ensuring that our community has the best educational opportunities the College is able to provide, ensuring our students and their achievement are the core business that drives the College.

Koo Wee Rup Secondary College is acknowledged as an excellent educational facility within a caring school environment. We are committed to providing an inclusive and sustainable learning culture in which all our students develop the skills and personal qualities necessary to participate positively and confidently in a changing global community. Our ability to tailor programs to meet the individual needs of students in achieving their personal best is underpinned by our pursuit of excellence in education and is reflected by our college values: • Respect • Responsibility • Integrity • Personal Best In choosing to be part of the Koo Wee Rup Secondary College community, students are committing to six years of secondary education and to demonstrating behaviours which are conducive to learning and reflect a commitment to the college values. The subjects on offer encourage all students to do their best and are complemented by a diverse range of programs in music, drama, photography, sport and many other co curricular activities. Pastoral care encompasses all activities and develops strong relationships between staff and students that is nurtured in our House and Learning Community structure and is evident in all we undertake. As a medium sized secondary school we are proud of our ability to strengthen the critical partnership between the teachers, parents and the student which is vital to a young person’s success. Quality teaching staff is the most important factor in any classroom. Koo Wee Rup Secondary College has an excellent reputation for attracting and retaining motivated and committed staff. Our students have outstanding opportunities available to them and they are encouraged and expected to give of their very best in all of their college endeavours.

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feel safe.” The new park has also put Timbertop on the map as a family destination for the Officer area. Hicks Reserve, which was officially opened by the land’s former owners the Hicks family and Mayor Brett Owen in January, includes a barbecue and picnic area, viewing platform, playground equipment and giant slide, walking tracks and a kickabout area, which is currently under construction. Resident Jeff Craig and his family love the mix of country and convenience that the estate offers. “It’s very open, big spaces, great walking tracks. It’s within close proximity to schools and shopping centres, but you don’t feel like you’re living in the middle of suburbia,” Jeff said. Timbertop’s latest stages, the Treetop and Hilltop releases, feature some of the best views in Officer, perched at the top of the estate. There is a range of block sizes from 604 to 1059 square metres to suit families large and small. For more information on living at the top and to find the perfect block visit timbertopestate.com.au.

IT’S THE COMPLETE LIFESTYLE PACKAGE The Lakelands development has something for everyone including house and land packages with everything you need and finished to turn-key and ready to just move into. The Vanessa is a home and land package perfect for the first home buyer or as an investment property. A three-bedroom compact family home, the Vanessa also includes a study and a full package of extras from easy to clean and durable Caesarstone bench tops and full gloss laminex cabinets - easy clean for renters or busy couples as well as the stainless-steel European appliances so in fashion these days. Lakeland is also well situated for young professionals doing the commute into the city. It is located on Henry Road only 45 minutes from the Melbourne CBD and surrounded by Berwick, Fountain Gate and Dandenong townships. An easy walk to Pakenham’s town Lakeside Square shopping centre, with an exciting new shopping centre complex providing all the daily needs featuring Woolworths, a medical centre, pharmacy and specialty shops.

The Vanessa is available off the plan with building set to commence soon. Pre-construction Lakeland Living offers fixed price contracts for all their house and land packages with no additional costs, full title re?establishment survey and working drawings. Developer John Bosancic, the developer’s representative, said the facades and internal colour schemes are designed by a professional colour consultant and all permits as required by building regulations are in place and there is ARC approval (if required). He said the package (as with all the Lakeland packages) features engineerdesigned foundations, storm water, water and sewerage connections, recycled water connection to toilets and garden taps as well as gas and electricity provisioning and a seven-year home owner’s warranty. An information display can be found at Shop 4 Lakeside Square Shopping Centre, 9 Village Way, Pakenham, or phone the office on 8459 2600, John Bosancic on 0438 437 001 or Sasha on 0451 119 421. T HP

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Dancing their way to the top Five students from a Hallam dance school have recently kicked on to high honours. Miranda Shami, Tiana Magnussen, Alycia Siomos, Missy Krilic and Celine Tricarico, all current and former dancers at Independent Dance Studios, have joined prestigious dance institutions this year. Shami, of Cranbourne, has enrolled full-time in the Melbournebased elite performing arts academy Patrick Studios Australia. Magnussen, of Lynbrook, has joined the Victorian College of the Arts, and Siomos, of Pakenham, is enrolled with contemporary-dance studio Transit Dance. Tricarico, of Berwick, is with

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Home education forum Join the local home education community to express concerns regarding the proposed changes to the home education regulations by the State Government. The Opposition spokesman for education Nick Wakeling and Gembrook MP Brad Battin will also attend. Come and find out about the magical world of home education and why it is worth protecting. ■ Friday 17 February at 7pm. Nossal High School.

Watercolour demonstration Learn the art of watercolour painting with award-winning artist It Hoa Pheh at a Berwick Art Society demonstration night. Pheh is well known for his exquisite architectural watercolours and has won many awards in Australia and overseas. ■ The event is in the Function Room at the Olde Cheese Factory on 22 February from 7.15pm. Members $10 and non-members $12. All welcome.

Art sale Admire and learn more about the works of Berwick Society’s paint group in its monthly art sale. The exhibiting artists will be working and available for a chat during the sale. ■ The art sales are held on the fourth Thursday of the month in The Function Room at the Olde Cheese Factory.

Book sale The Berwick Mechanics’ Institute and Free Library is holding a book sale. Second-hand books in good condition and ex-library stock will be on sale. ■ Friday 17 March and Saturday 18 March during library opening hours. All proceeds to the library at 15 High Street, Berwick.

Free food van There is an open invitation by the Sikh community for the inauguration of the free food van for the homeless and needy. Special guests are Jude Perera, Cr Damien Rosario, Cr Amanda Stapledon and Cr Steve Beardon. ■ Saturday 18 February. 3pm to 4pm. Lynbrook Community Centre, 2 Harris Street, Lynbrook.

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Cranbourne’s 156th birthday! To celebrate, Spirit of Cranbourne will again host a family fun day. Last year the first family day was a huge success and this year promises to be bigger and better. There will be live music, face painting, a jumping castle, market stalls, coffee, food, drinks and much more. ■ Saturday 4 March. 11am-6pm. Cranbourne Public Hall on the corner of Clarendon and High streets. Everything is free except food, drinks and purchases. For stall inquiries, contact Judy on 0473 368 234.

the Carlisle Park Vikings Pink Stumps Day. All monies raised by the club will go to the McGrath Foundation to help place McGrath Breast Care Nurses in communities across Australia as well as increasing the importance of breast awareness in Australian women. On the day there will be an afternoon market with stalls covering a wide range of produce and products, also raffles, a sausage sizzle, silent auction and an afternoon watching the Carlisle Park Vikings compete against the Tooradin Cricket Club. Proudly sponsored by AJ Recruitment. ■ Saturday 18 February, 3pm till 7pm at Carlisle Park Reserve, Majestic Boulevard, Cranbourne.

Vocal workshop Women are invited to come along and sing. No experience necessary. Find out what it’s like to participate in choral singing and improve vocal technique in this workshop which is hosted by Casey Choir. ■ Saturday 18 February, 1pm to 5pm. The Factory Rehearsal Hall, 1 New Holland Drive,

This not-to-be-missed opportunity to enjoy an excellent presentation by John Thompson. He is renowned for his innovative and fascinating presentations at friends workshops and is a very experienced grower of Australian plants. His knowledge of the area and its plants is exceptional and he is also an excellent photographer. ■ Sunday 19 February, 2pm-3.30pm at the Australian Garden Auditorium, Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria. Friends members $20, nonmembers $25, students $1. Bookings are essential. For further information 8774 2483 or 0448 013 892.

Macaroon baking An opportunity to perfect the art of baking French macaroons. Hands-on kitchen workshop creating beautiful macaroons with mouth-watering fillings. These delicate confections are a timeless treat that are loved by all. Easy, fun and delicious. Cost includes all ingredients. Bring a container to take confection home. ■ Monday 20 February, 7pm-9pm. Cost $30. Balla Balla Community Centre. Contact 5990 0900.

Create a YouTube channel Learn how to create a YouTube channel. Set up playlists, add graphics, learn how to set privacy settings and add custom thumbnails, web and social media links, annotations, embed videos into website and share on social media. Requirements are a laptop with video editing software such as iMovie or Movie Maker. ■ Wednesday 1 March, 12.30pm-2.30pm. Cost $30. Balla Balla Community Centre. Contact 5990 0900.

Glass on glass This four-hour workshop explores the stunning effect of ‘glass on glass’ technique. No experience necessary, tuition provided by an award winning tutor. All materials included in cost and participants will create a unique

completed lantern to keep or gift to that special someone. ■ Friday 3 March, 12.30pm-4.30pm. Cost $75. Balla Balla Community Centre. Contact 5990 0900.

Storytime The Berwick Mechanics Institute and Free Library are providing Storytime for pre-schoolers. ■ 10.30am Tuesdays and Thursdays. 15 High Street, Berwick. Contact 9707 3519 or email bmi@dcsi.net.au.

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. Contact 1300 252 666 or 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.

Stitch up a course Stitch and Chat is a weekly practical workshop for sewing crafts - knitting, embroidery, quilting, crochet - led by a guest facilitator. ■ Narre Warren North Uniting Church. For details and dates phone 9700 5061.

Disadvantaged toddlers’ group 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. ■ Narre Warren North Uniting Church. For details and dates phone 9700 5061.

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. ■ Narre Warren North Uniting Church. For details and dates phone 9700 5061.

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REC 19826

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Demons win was do-or-die By Nick Creely

Paxman was once again stellar for the Dees, registering 15 disposals and a telling goal, while Daisy Pearce was once again industrious with her ability to move freely through traffic. But the stirring win may come at a cost, with Meg Downie seriously concussed after a heavy, late hit to the jaw from Magpies forward Sophie Casey, and is likely to be scrutinised by the tribunal. Downie was tapping the ball forward with her head hunched before being cleaned up by Casey, and was stretchered off the ground in front of concerned spectators. Stinear said that Downie appeared to be ok, but is unlikely to feature next week as she recovers from concussion. “She’s been cleared of any serious damage, but still has a heavy concussion - thankfully we have good medical staff on hand so fingers-crossed she continues to improve,” he said. The win leaves the De-

AFL WOMEN'S LEAGUE REVIEW - ROUND 2 Melbourne has recorded their first AFLW victory, comfortably knocking off a disappointing Collingwood side by 19-points on Saturday night. With both sides coming into the round without a win, it was essentially a do-ordie clash, and at half-time, it seemed the Pies were going to belt the Dees into submission, taking an early 19-point lead. The Demons struggled to gain any control over the contest early, with sloppy ballmovement and an inability to convert plaguing them early. But whatever coach Mick Stinear said to his troops at half-time worked, with the Demons bringing a renewed energy to the contest. The Demons found their mojo, moving the ball with ease, piling on six goals to zero, running out clear-winners. Last week’s star Karen

Jessica Anderson runs into goal. mons with a 1-1 record, as they look to continue their momentum into next week. Stinear said it was pleasing to see his group rebound from a bitterly disappointing performance last week. “It was good to see them play the brand of footy that we have trained for - it’s a new group and we are starting to really come together,” he said. “We have a certain style of footy we want to play - I think when the chips were down we had nothing to lose, and it just started to click and

we started to believe. “The positive for us is that now we know what it feels like to be a winning team they’ll be wanting to replicate that more often than not. “Last week’s loss was a pretty emotional one and took its toll, so it was good to see the group bounce back.” Melbourne will head across to Whitten Oval to face the Western Bulldogs next Saturday night at 7.40pm. COLLINGWOOD 3.0 4.1 4.1 4.1(25) MELBOURNE 1.0 1.0 5.1 7.2(44) GOALS Collingwood: Edwards, Hope, Grant, Cameron. Melbourne: Phillips 2, Anderson, Paxman, Mifsud, Scott, Jolly. BEST Collingwood: Barden, D’Arcy, Eva, Grant, Chiocci. Melbourne: Paxman, Phillips, Pearce, O’Dea, Mithen. INJURIES Collingwood: Nil. Melbourne: Downie (concussion). Reports: Casey (Collingwood) reported in the fourth quarter. Official crowd: 6917 at Ikon Park

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Janaka Liyanabadalge guided the Magpies to a breakthrough victory. 163321 now certain to feature in finals action. After posting a less than secure 124 last week, the Bloodhounds resumed play at 2/43, and lost an early wicket, before Stuart Squires (44), Damith Mapa Ralage (21) and Leon Kennedy (72 not out) got the visitors home.

Lee Brown (3/64) continued his strong form with another strong display, while Kaushyla Weeraratne (2/24) also threatened with the ball. It’s been five months in the making, but finally Narre Warren have a win next to their name - surviving an early

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scare to knock off fellow cellar-dweller Parkfield. And it was their star all-rounder Janaka Liyanabadalge (77) that stole the show, compiling yet another classy half-century as the Magpies crossed the Bears six wickets down.

Liyanabadalge was well supported by Damien Gamage (23), while with the ball, Matthew Aslett (3/40) and Shane Bell (3/35) did all they could. Finishing on 9/168 off 88 overs, the game was called off about an hour earlier. From the beginning of day one, the contest between Hallam-Kalora Park and Springvale South was destined to have serious ramifications for one side. The Bloods, who kept the Hawks to 7/247, would have strode to the crease with the utmost confidence of knocking the total off with ease, considering the quality they possess with the bat. However, now the Bloods must face the prospect of missing out on finals altogether, after falling away by 45 runs, and more importantly, out of the top four. It began smoothly enough with a string of solid partnerships, but each time the Bloods looked likely to run away, the Hawks halted them in their tracks and took a wicket. The Hawks ended the match, bowling the visitors out for 202, with no player really going on with it and posting a big score - Mitchell Forsyth was the top-scorer with 36. The effort of Dandenong West all season cannot be questioned; however it was a matter of class that saw Buckley Ridges easily overcome the potential wooden-spooners. After the Bucks pierced their way to 7/279 last week, the Bulls entered the day’s play at 0/7. Despite putting in a noble effort with the blade, the Bulls were rolled for 193, with Greg Siwes (53) playing a strong knock at the top, and Jake Weeks (37) providing some excitement. Daniel Watson (3/14) and Wes Nicholas (3/48) controlled the tempo for the most part in a fairly comprehensive performance.

Eyeing off a place in the finals Anita’s crackerjack win By Nick Creely VIC PREMIER CRICKET REVIEW - ROUND 16 (Day 1) Casey-South Melbourne is starting to resemble a team built for finals, and after carving their highest score of the season, are one step closer to cementing their place in the eight for good. Coming into the round with the pressure of finals on their shoulders, Lachlan Sperling elected to bat on a belter of a pitch at Casey Fields. Their opposition, Kingston Hawthorn, are sitting outside the eight, but still a chance of sneaking their way in to the finals with a strong win. But six hours later, the Swans strode off the turf in a commanding and imperious position, flaying the ball to all parts to finish the day on 8/356. After a watchful start from Luke Manders and Devin Pollock, debutant bowler Matthew North broke through, finding the edge of Pollock to leave the Swans at 1/32. Enter Michael Wallace, who combined flair with natural aggression, and combined with Manders, a compact and traditional opening batsman, started to comfortably find runs all over the ground. The pair added 118, before Manders (66) was perhaps unfairly adjudged LBW off James Miller (2/47). But the runs didn’t stop flowing as Sperling (80) entered the crease, and despite starting in a watchful manner, looked assured right from the outset. Wallace (95) was then denied a maid-

Lachlan Sperling made an attacking half-century for the Swans. 164743 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS en Premier century after falling to Yasiru Herath (2/70), with the score at an imposing 3/197. A few quick wickets halted the Swans’ momentum briefly, before Brendan Rose (26), Nathan Lambden (23 not out) and Dylan Hadfield (23) lifted them to the competition’s highest score of the day. Swans coach Brian Keogh was pleased at his side’s intent, but stressed that only half the job is done, with the pitch well suited to batting. “You’d always rather have 350 instead of having to chase them - it was a good wicket and a fast outfield but we played well,” he said. “We probably had our noses in front of all three sessions which was really pleasing, Wally’s (Michael Wallace) innings was excellent, Lachie Sperling batted really well and Luke Manders played well for his 60 odd, and then for

Lamby (Nathan Lambden) to come in and hit three late sixes was great. “Well, 300 was about a par score, and to finish on 360 was pleasing for us. “We want to make sure we do plenty of catching work this week - they are a really great batting side so we need to make sure we catch well - 360 doesn’t mean a lot unless we bowl them out.” Keogh heaped special praise on his two biggest contributors, Lachlan Sperling and Michael Wallace, who both made breakthrough knocks. “Wally went from 85 to 95 really quickly, and then went for a shot that was probably there but obviously he didn’t hit it clean enough - it’s always disappointing to get out in the 90s but he was pleased - he is one of the most popular blokes at the club because he is such a great clubman, so everyone was so pleased for him - he really capitalised and batted beautifully,” he explained. “Last week against Greenvale, Sperlo was the pick of the batters on both days, and I knew a big score was around the corner - he’s a class player and on Saturday he took control of the innings.” Looking ahead to next Saturday, Keogh expects an aggressive Kingston batting side to show up, but backs his side to get the job done. “Looking at the ladder, they obviously need the six points, so we expect them to be aggressive - we’ll declare on our score and we imagine they will look to chase the target down,” he said. “We will go hard and expect a great day of cricket that will most likely go down to the wire.”

Lara trainer Anita Courts, 27, has cracked her first Country Cup win with her kennel star Crackerjack Choc in the $67,000 Backman’s Greyhound Supplies Cranbourne Cup (520m) last Saturday night. Paying a staggering $26 for the win from box two, not even Anita gave her 32-kilo chaser much of a chance against a line-up that consisted of three Jason Thompson trained greyhounds. “I really didn’t think I would be standing here,” Anita said with tears of joy at the post-race presentation. “Jason Thompson had some amazing greyhounds in the field, and to beat the likes of the Big Flood ($2.30 favourite), who has to be one of the most exciting young greyhounds at the moment, is a credit to Crackerjack Choc.” The son of Cosmic Rumble and Lizzie’s Memory utilised box two, staying within a couple of lengths behind the leading Archie Fields (box six) and Don’t Kid Me (box seven). Strength prevailed as Crackerjack Choc proved just how important it is to have a big motor over Cranbourne’s 520-metre journey. Crackerjack Choc eventually won by less than half a length over the Gerard O’Keeffe-trained Archie Fields ($41.70), with a further five lengths to the third-placed Steven White-trained Don’t Kid Me ($15.70). The trio combined for a whop-

Anita Courts was overjoyed with the win of Crackerjack Choc in the Cranbourne Cup. Picture: COURTESY OF GREYHOUND RACING VICTORIA ping trifecta dividend of $4982.80, while the First 4, which also included the fourth-placed Jason Thompson-trained Sleek Master ($3.80), paid an unfathomable $18,199.20. “I can’t believe he held on,” Anita said. Crackerjack Choc is now a winner of 14 races from 56 starts and he doubled his career earnings to $93,660 following his biggest win to date. “We only have a small team but we work hard and this is the greatest reward,” Anita said. Although unlucky in the Cranbourne Cup, Jason Thompson had one reason to smile, that being a win by his exciting stayer, Burn One Down. Burn One Down took out the second feature on the night, the Victoria Cup which is held over the 699-metre distance, stopping the clock at 40.730sec.

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Three teams trying HAMPTON PARK BOWLS The bowls season is drawing toward a finals showdown and Hampton Park has three of its five teams vying for positions. Midweek Division 3 is guaranteed a berth, while Saturday’s Divisions 4 and 6 are just on the right side of the four in fourth positions. On Tuesday, Hampton Park’s midweek Division 1 scored another near miss, this time against Dandenong Club. Playing away and although they won one rink, they only went down by eight shots overall. Val Moore, Jen Sherry, John Nunan and Helen Lambert drew away late in the game to win 22-15, but Marion Battaglia, Denise Eastick, Neville Hendrie and Andrew Brandolin (14-17) and Lou Soligo, Toni Sutton, Geoff Ladner and Christine Hendrie (16-28) both lost. Hampton Park (1) 2-52 lost to Dandenong Club (1) 14-60. In second place, midweek Division 3 was at home against third placed Oakleigh. A win would guarantee the Parkers not only a finals berth, but a home final. Rhonda

Diaper, June Damon, Brian Diaper and Geoff Ampt led the way with a strong 28-6 win, supported by Stuart Tokely, Gwen Clough, Peter Hayden and Heather Naismith who won 2815. Janice Collins, Ann Westwell, Ian Kitt and Ray Wood fought hard for a 12-23 loss. Hampton Park (2) 14-68 defeated Oakleigh (1) 2-44. On Saturday, Division 1 travelled to Ringwood for yet another loss. The only winning rink was Geoff Ladner, Sean McDonald, Peter Hayden and Zak Storm (20-16). Shane Hardy, Andrew Brandolin, Ian Bartlett and Warwick Hardy were close (20-22) while Mark Paton, John Nunan, Chris Barnes and Steve Barnes (10-21) and Clint Mills, Christine Hendrie, Neville Hendrie and Larry Simpson (14-26) both lost. Hampton Park (1) 2-64 lost to Ringwood (1) 16-85. Division 4 was at Pound Road against fellow finals contender Cranbourne RSL, and the Parkers were victorious. Vince Kovacic, Aaron Ottaway, Rob Woff and Ron Beverley

led the way with a convincing 30-15 win, while Trevor Harbright, John Wright, Stan Hatch and Ken Cobden fought back from a near disaster to win 23-17. Val Moore, Janice Collins, Jen Sherry and Geoff Ampt had their noses in front at the right time to win 25-22, but Denise Eastick, Jim Westwell, Helen Lambert and Heather Naismith faltered late in the game to lose 15-28. Hampton Park (2) 16-93 defeated Cranbourne RSL (2) 2-82. Division 6 travelled to the treacherous Ferntree Gully carpet, and came home with an “honourable” eight shot loss. Dave Isted, Richard Pallett, Bill Webb and Toni Sutton were the only winners (17-12) while Val Simpson, Bill Holden, Gavin Wilson and Ian Kitt (17-19), Gerry Cox, Craig Richards, Marion Battaglia and Stuart Tokely (23-26) and Gary Perrin, Lou Soligo, Brian Diaper and Ray Wood (14-22) just missed out. Hampton Park (3) 2-71 lost to Ferntree Gully (5) 16-79.

June Damon played a key role in Hampton Park’s win over Oakleigh.

Rob Woff helped Hampton Park to a big win over Cranbourne.

Cranbourne RSL bowls results Teams enjoy clean sweep Hickson 12-20. Saturday Cranbourne RSL (1) 103 defeated South Oakleigh Club 51 Ron Lyfield 18-16, Neil Fell 31-8, Ron Hansen 19-18 and John Spencer 34-9. Hampton Park 93 defeated Cranbourne RSL (2) 82

David Angee 17-23, Steve Hickson 15-30, Yvonne van der wees 22-25 and John Vowles 28-15. Pakenham 82 defeated Cranbourne RSL (3) 53 Margret McIntyre 16-13, Colin Butler 13-25, Mal Watkinson 9-19 and Ian Ford 19-25.

QUIZ NUMBER 1544 1. WHICH team has won the most A League soccer grand finals? 2. WHICH Australian Olympian was cleared of charges of taking performance enhancing drugs in 1992? 3. WHO did Evonne Cawley beat in her two Wimbledon triumphs? 4. FOR how many consecutive years did Tommy Smith win the Sydney horse trainers’ premiership? 5. WHO paid $18 million for a racehorse in the United States in 1985? 6. FOR which famous Brazilian soccer club did the immortal Pele play? 7. WHICH Australian golfer was among the pioneers of controversial ‘broomstick’ putter? 8. WHO won the 2016 NBA Playoffs? 9. WHAT was the first Australian yacht to sail for the America’s Cup in 1962? 10. WHAT sport is played by the LA Clippers? 11. WHAT was the name of the bear who was mascot of the 1980 Moscow Olympics? 12. IN which state did former jockey great George Moore begin his riding career? 13. IN which football code did Australia win an Olympic medal at Rio in 2016? 14. WHICH Australian swimming champion of the 1960s was born in the United Kingdom? 15. AUSTRALIA was beaten 17-0 in a soccer international in 1950. Which country handed out the thrashing? 16. WHICH Australian batsman went a record 73 consecutive Test innings without scoring a duck? 17. WHICH city held the 1996 Olympics? 18. WHAT is Australia’s richest professional footrace? 19. WHICH Australian teamed with Czech Thomas Smid to win the US Open Men’s doubles title in 1984? 20. WHICH team won the EPL soccer title in 2014-15?

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Mid-week Cranbourne RSL (1) 73 defeated Chadstone 44 Louis Magri 26-16, Yvonne van der wees 19-17 and John Spencer 28-11. Cranbourne RSL (2) 56 defeated Pakenham 55 Marijian Bobetic 31-12, Tom Bonney 13-23 and Steve

CRANBOURNE BOWLS All three sides playing on Saturday had exciting wins while the ladies team recorded a great victory against tough opposition to give Cranbourne a clean sweep of wins for the week. Skip Doug Boggie and his team were on fire winning by 19 shots. An outstanding game played by both Doug Boggie and Lynne Wood who were in hot form. After the game Doug said: “Lynne Wood played an exceptional game which made it tough for the opposition. “During the game I was a little worried with the other rinks falling behind but they managed to fight back hard and in the end gave us a must win victory by three shots against Vermont South. “This win now makes us equal on points with Vermont South on the ladder.” The second side playing at home defeated Glen Waverley, which is currently in the top four on the ladder, by six shots. Graeme Wood was called up as skip at the last minute and recorded an eight-shot win. Graeme was modest after the game and praised his team, especially his third Chris Griffiths. However, talking to his team after the game they all agreed that Graeme was the star of the day. Skip Peter De Lisle also recorded an eight-shot victory. Peter was relieved after the game after having a tough game the week before. Skip Tony Collins was carrying an injury but managed to limp through the game and made sure Cranbourne won the day. The third side recorded a five-shot victory against Murrumbeena with an outstanding performance by skip Frank Male and his team of Marty Tankard, Bill Sheriff and Brian Turton who won by nine shots.

Above: 'The General' Barry Thomas fires up his troops at Vermont South.

Left: Picture perfect. Cranbourne bowlers, from left, Shirley Venville, Helen Witherden and Sandra Mueller prepare for a big day on the greens. Frank was all smiles after the game. The club was all a buzz back at the clubroom after the game with even the selectors given a pat on the back. In Ladies Midweek bowls Cranbourne recorded another great win against very strong opposition, Edithvale by nine shots. Skip Freda Farrall had another excellent game with great support from her team of Maree Taylor, Minnie Lamb and Kath Dudink winning by an impressive 15 shots. The ladies are in great form at the moment and with finals coming up soon they are looking forward to finishing off the last few home and away games with wins. Saturday Pennant Bowls round 15 results Side 1 Division 2

Cranbourne 77 defeated Vermont South 74 (B Thomas 13-25, D Boggie 29-10, J Byrne 17-20, and J McKenna 18-19). Side 2 Division 3 Cranbourne 79 defeated Glen Waverley 73 (G Dudink 23-21, G Wood 20-12, P De Lisle 26-18 and T Collins 1022.) Side 3 Division 4 Cranbourne 75 defeated Murrumbeena 70. (F Male 2718, J Kent 11-21, D Brown 1817 and R Sorensen 19-14) Midweek Bowls round 16 results (Tuesday) Side 1 Division 1 Ladies Cranbourne 58 defeated Edithvale 49 (C Wright 16-14, S Venville 14-22 and F Farrall 28-13). Side 2 Division 1 Open Cranbourne 39 lost to Mulgrave Country Club 87.

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Bulls under Bright yoke By David Nagel Only the menacing shadow cast by Cardinia (177) champion Dwayne Doig can stop Kooweerup (1/14) from rubber-stamping top spot in the West Gippsland Cricket Association Premier Division this Saturday. The star off-spinner has already made a key breakthrough -that of Demons’ gun Chris O’Hara (12) - as the Bulls look to defend a modest total compiled against the most frugal attack in the competition. Several Bulls gained a start, but Ricky Campbell (47), Alex Nooy (28) and Luke Turner (26) will be kicking themselves after not producing an innings of real importance. Paul Bright (3/19 off 9) was the pick of the quicks for the Demons, while brother Matt Bright (4/40 off 15) and skipper Mark Cooper (2/38 off 17) put their slow-bowling combination to good use. O’Hara -not happy after his latein-the-day dismissal- said it was terrific to see the two Brights back in the side after spending the early part of the season in B Grade. “It’s great to see them back in the side,” he said. “It’s a real plus for us to see so many players stepping up. The game is on an even keel at the minute, but if we bat well and bat out the overs we should get the runs.” Fellow premiership contender Pakenham (5/394cc) posted a massive score against Pakenham Upper/ Toomuc in front of a huge Pink Ladies Day crowd at Toomuc Reserve. The Lions had some key players spend crucial time in the middle with Zac Chaplin (79), Chris Smith (75), Rob Elston (70), Chris Savage

Matt ‘Mushy’ Bright took this absolute screamer off his brother Paul’s bowling to remove Bulls skipper Neil Barfuss cheaply. 164741 Pictures: STEWART CHAMBERS (59), Jason Williams (49 not out) and Dom Paynter (23) all making stellar contributions. The Lions paced their innings perfectly according to Elston. “One of the things that we’ve pushed a lot is how important it is to only be one or two (wickets) down at tea because it really sets you up to make hay while the sun shines after that,” he said. Tooradin (4/180) also imposed its will on a competition cellar-dweller, smashing aside Emerald (164) in one-sided contest at Tooradin.

Cal O’Hare (3/41 and 82 not out) reminded all and sundry of his exquisite all-round talents, while Kade Burns (2/52), Matt Welsh (2/15) and Russ Lehman (36) all performed at key junctures. AJ Walker (45), Michael Nell (31) and Nick Hill (31) fought hard for the Bombers and will need to do so again this Saturday to avoid outright defeat. And Merinda Park (227) looks set to leapfrog Upper Beaconsfield (0/1) into fifth position after a strong batting display on the weekend.

The Cobras had key contributions from openers Dan McCalman (39) and Dylan Cuthbertson (26) but still found themselves in trouble at 6/130. But skipper Danny Diwell (46) stood tall, repelling the best of Jonathon Caderamanpulle (6/65 off 20) to share a 69-run stand with Gagandeep Sharma (26) to lead his side from the doldrums. Bath Perera (2/19) also tasted success for the Maroons who will resume with Kyle Gibbs (0) and Rukshan Carim (1) at the crease.

Cricket carnival is fun for everyone The 2017 Melbourne Stars All Abilities Cricket Carnival will be held at Casey Fields on Sunday 19 February. Bringing together cricketers with all abilities from across Victoria to play at the one venue, the carnival will feature Ten Over Tonk and Super League divisions. The Ten Over Tonk is a participation format that seeks to give cricketers an equal opportunity at batting, bowling and fielding using a plastic ball, whereas cricketers wanting to participate in a more competitive setting can play hard ball cricket in the Super League’s Ten10 format. The Melbourne All Abilities Cricket Association (MAACA) will also have its grand final at the Carnival, commencing at 9.30am. Melbourne Stars CEO Clint Cooper said the Melbourne Stars All Abilities Cricket Carnival is a great showcase of why cricket is a game for all Victorians. “It’s a great and spirited atmosphere and we look forward to seeing as many locals and fans as possible at Casey Fields. The carnival continues to build momentum and we’re proud to get behind the day and support this annual event," Cooper said.

From left: Wayne Cornwall, Nick Bruin, Gareth Alsem and Glenn Ruddle will all represent Cranbourne at the Picture: GARY SISSONS carnival. 164238 Melbourne Stars player Seb Gotch will be in attendance to meet participants and fans, along with giveaways and an appearance by Stars’ mascot Starman.

There will be a special presentation to launch the carnival at 9am, with the first round of matches to commence at 9.30am. The carnival will con-

clude with the Super League Grand Final from 2.30pm with a medal and trophy presentation to follow at 4pm. The carnival is complete-

ly free to attend and is open to the entire community. Cranbourne Cricket Club has entered a team for the tournament.

CRICKET SCOREBOARD VIC PREMIER - ROUND 16 (DAY 1) Casey-South Melbourne 8/356 (M.Wallace 95, L.Sperling 80, L.Manders 66, B.Rose 26, J.Miller 2/47, Y.Herath 2/70) v Kingston Hawthorn; Dandenong v Frankston Peninsula 230 (L.Walker 74, M.Gapes 54, T.Ewing 39, L.Tonkin 30, P.Turner 3/28, A.McMaster 3/65, J.Nanopoulos 2/30, M.Wetering 2/37); Ringwood 3/172 v Greenvale Kangaroos 113 and 0/11; Melbourne 5/330 v Prahran; Northcote v Fitzroy Doncaster 9/300; Essendon 146 v Melbourne Uni 0/64; Carlton 8/260 v Monash Tigers; Camberwell Magpies 172 v Footscray Edgewater 8/112; Geelong 4/273 def St Kilda 9/272. DDCA - TURF 1 ROUND 9 (DAY 2) Dingley 195 (R.McLean 61, T.Sawers 36, S.Campbell 28, M.Chasemore 4/34, S.Spoljaric 4/79) def Cranbourne 129 (M.Chasemore 52, B.Roscoe 26, A.Dalby 4/32, J.Chathuranga 3/36, C.Otto 2/22); Mordialloc 7/197 (L.Kennedy 72*, S.Squires 44, T.Richardson 27, L.Brown 3/64, K.Weeraratne 2/24) def Heinz-Southern Districts 124 (M.Cox 47, C.Athukorala 3/22, A.Jones 3/23, S.Squires 2/13, I.Daniel 2/31); Buckley Ridges 7/279 (P.Rudd 71, D.Bircumshaw 50, L.Fletcher 44*, D.Watson 39, M.Goodwright 25*, S.Pradeep 25, S.Weir 5/69) def Dandenong West 193 (G.Siwes 53, J.Weeks 37, S.Weir 36, M.Collett 27, D.Watson 3/14, W.Nicholas 3/48); Narre Warren 9/168 (J.Liyanabadalge 77, S.Bell 3/35, M.Aslett 3/40) def Parkfield 153 (S.Bell 36, T.D’souza 33, M.Shirt 4/23, J.Liyanabadalge 3/19); Berwick 7/251 (N.Pilon 84, J.Armitage 41, J.Wilcock 31*, S.Kulkarni 4/53, J.Andersen 2/93) def North Dandenong 104 (C.McCartney 31, J.Armitage 4/27, J.Goodes 2/15, J.Wilcock 2/25) and 8/138 (Z.Sheikh 37, J.Armitage 3/37, J.Wilcock 2/31); Hallam-Kalora Park 7/247 (B.Hillard 59, C.Booth 51*, J.Hayer 42, L.Booth 30, J.Straker 3/76, C.Slocombe 2/55) def Springvale South 202 (M.Forsyth 36, J.Straker 34, J.Sketcher 32, M.Vandort 30, L.Booth 3/25, S.Gilmour 3/43, J.Hammond 2/41). TURF 2 Keysborough 4/187 and 2/61 def Fountain Gate 115 and 132; Beaconsfield 91 and 6/153 def Lyndale 84 and 7/209; Coomoora 6/248 def St Brigid’s/St Louis 232; Southern Pirates 6/173 def Silverton 165 and 6/101; Narre North 265 def St Mary’s 212; Narre South 7/220 def Aspendale 51 and 165. WGCA - PREMIER ROUND 13 (DAY 1) Upper Beaconsfield 0/1 v Merinda Park 227 (D.Diwell 46, D.McCalman 39, D.Cuthbertson 26, G.Sharma 26, J.Cadermanpulle 6/65, W.Perera 2/19); Tooradin 4/180 (C.O’Hare 82*, R.Lehman 36, A.Proctor 25) v Emerald 164 (A.Walker 45, N.Hill 31, M.Nell 31, C.O’Hare 3/41, M.Welsh 2/15, K.Burns 2/52); Kooweerup 1/14 v Cardinia 177 (R.Campbell 47, A.Nooy 28, L.Turner 26, J.Brown 25, M.Bright 4/40, P.Bright 3/19, M.Cooper 2/38); Pakenham 5/394 (Z.Chaplin 79, C.Smith 75, R.Elston 70, C.Savage 59, J.Williams 49*, D.Paynter 33, L.Plozza 2/97) v Pakenham Upper/Toomuc. DISTRICT Kalgidhar 224 (V.Singh 54, J.Sidhu 37, J.Gill 34, S.White 4/41, N.Miles 4/45) v Clyde 0/2; Nar Nar Goon/Maryknoll 124 (D.Cameron 25*, D.Collins 5/41, J.Langley 2/37) v Officer 5/228 (S.Alderton 74, T.Clark 52*, A.Smith 28, C.King 26, D.Glen 2/40, S.Somers 2/47); Cranbourne Meadows 292 (J.Livera 80, C.Hauselberger 69, W.Cloney 55, J.Dodd 3/31, A.Adams 2/39, M.Floyd 2/66) v Devon Meadows 0/23; Carlisle Park Vikings 9/200 (dec) (J.Hameeteman 57, A.Bajwa 41, D.Nutting 38, M.Henry 28, R.Holland 4/51, B.Lownds 2/23, S.Hamill 2/38) v Tooradin 1/13. VSDCA - EAST/WEST ROUND 11 (DAY 2) Balwyn 216 def Noble Park 157; Williamstown 8/316 def Croydon 238; Melton 6/240 def Yarraville 204; Bayswater 209 def Taylors Lakes 166; Werribee 7/208 def Box Hill 206; Altona 126 and 7/142 def Mount Waverley 77; Hoppers Crossing 9/291 def Endeavour Hills 104 and 2/82.

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EVERNEW 2000 Excellent condition - used for first 3 years then garaged for 4 years before use today. Double bed, dinette with L shaped couches, small couch opposite, front kitchen with full stove and grill, microwave oven, 20" television, 240 volt and 12 volt, new awning, 2 x spare tyres, light and airy with door/window curtains and blinds. Registration (N62-671). $16,500. Phone: 0419 719 919.

FOREST RIVER Salem, 2016, sleeps 9, switch command center, power pack, electric awning, basement storage, queen bed, radio with dvd, mp3 & cd with internal/external speakers, stainless appliances, bathroom, toilet, a/c, water tank, outside shower, 9 months reg. $64,990. Sue: 0400 097 400

GALAXY Odyssey, 2012, rollout awning, full awning, 120L 3way fridge, a/c, microwave, water filter, tv, cd player/fm/am radio, queen bed & lots of storage. $28,000. Duane: 0434 161 343

ISUZU MPR 2005. Auto Intercooled. Great motor home with masses of storage and lots of extras. Reversing camera, UHF radio, cab radio & CD player, also another radio & CD player with external speakers, surround sound on TV in lounge area & in the bedroom, air con, extra solar panels, gas heater, 3 water tanks and one grey water tank, washing machine, island bed, ensuite with toilet and shower, three way fridge/freezer, DVD player, satellite dish, tow ball, huge pantry, storage under bed and seats. built in 3.6 generator. Reg til Nov 2017. $120,000 neg. Phone: 0418 103 842.

ON SITE Caravan, affordable living at Pakenham Caravan Park, tastefully renovated, modern kitchen, double bed, attached annexe to van, full ensuite with washing machine, split system, fully furnished, 3x3mtr shed, $35,000, Inspection availability, would ideally suit retiree's. Phone 0422 834 644.

PARAMOUNT Commander, 2015, full annex, awning, side & rear shade cloth walls, external tv mount & points, two 80L water tanks, two solar panels, two batteries, washing machine, LED lights, rear storage box & queen pillow top mattress. $63,000. Graeme: 0409 124 647

STURT Off road camper trailer, 2016, rear folding tent, 10oz canvas, waterproof travel cover, 2 burner stove, 59L lockable water tank w/ pump, off road swivel coupling, electric brakes, toolbox w/ stone guard, stabilisers & many more extras. $14,500. Ph Vera: 0448 304 187

SCENIC Galaxy 11 series, 1999, 18ft single axle, semi off road, extra strength chassis, dual water tanks, new roll out awning, annex, level riders, anti sway bar, towing mirrors, porta potti, oven, hotplates, grill, microwave, fridge, double bed, a/c, TV with DVD, satellite dish. $23,500. Ph John: 0418 379 720

Motor Vehicles

HOLDEN Astra, Classic 2005 model. Reg No. TJF-738. One owner with low 136,000km, beaut con, comes with Auto Trans, aircon, power windows, CD, radio, tint alloy wheels, 2 airbags. Service history. Great 1st car runabout with RWC and 12 months Reg. $5,450. Phone: 0407 505 040.

NISSAN GU Patrol, 2002, New head, new injector pump, new injectors, new turbo, new water pump, new radiator, new stereo, recently installed keyless entry, dual batteries, red arc electric brakes, led work lights, rear draws, 2 inch lift, 33 inch mud tyres, tinted windows, UHF, full length roof rack, side steps, bull bar, 6 months reg, 312,000 kms, all work has receipts available 1DV-4LW. $10,000 Ph John: 0400 977 872.

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