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An 18-year-old man who lives in Casey has pleaded guilty to setting a door on fire and damaging a roof during a recent “nightmarish” riot at Malmsbury Youth Justice Centre.

Devontae Ulutui had used an iPad to set fire to rubbish and clothes, which he piled next to an exerciseyard electronic security door about 2.15pm on 25 January, Dandenong Magistrates’ Court heard.

The door was “engulfed” in flames as Ulutui and four inmates fed the fire with jumpers and other items, the court was told.

The centre had earlier gone into lockdown due to about 18 inmates rioting elsewhere in the facility.

At the same time, an “unruly” Ulutui and his group refused to leave the exercise courtyard and go back to their cells.

They repeatedly kicked windows and doors as well as tearing down a section of roof flashing, police prosecutor Leading Senior Constable Amber-Lea Browne said.

After surrendering that evening, Ulutui was charged with arson and criminal damage for $12,000 of damage to the door and roof.

At the time, he was serving a two-year detention term until May 2019.

His lawyer told the court that an “immature” Ulutui and his group had not had access to the gym for long when the lockdown started, and so wanted to stay.

To Ulutui’s credit, he didn’t join the escape of inmates after a prisoner took possession of a key and let others out later that day, the lawyer said.

The accused was being “stood over” after being transferred to the adult Port Phillip Prison on 30 January, his lawyer said.

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“He would prefer a youth system than an adult system.”

The lawyer said Ulutui had descended into drug use, homelessness and serious criminality since a “sensitive” family issue in 2014, and was at risk of being institutionalised.

Magistrate Jack Vandersteen several times told Ulutui to take off his cap during the hearing via a videolink from Port Phillip Prison on 27 March.

Mr Vandersteen said the accused’s behaviour added to the sense of chaos and emergency during the riot.

“A fire in a custodial environment is very serious,” he said, noting a fatal blaze at the former Pentridge prison in the past.

“It places yourself and other inmates at risk of being hurt, not just by fire but the smoke.

“This would have been a nightmarish afternoon ... there’s a massing of individuals not complying with directions then a fire causing $10,000 of damage.”

Ulutui had turned 18 just three days before the riot, and had a “significant” history of crime and breaking justice orders, he noted.

“What he doesn’t appreciate is that now he is an adult, we can take into account general deterrence (in sentencing).”

A Youth Justice report presented to the court found Ulutui was unsuitable for youth detention, but Mr Vandersteen said he’d “left that door open to you”.

“You know if you keep playing up ... they’ll return you to Port Phillip.”

Ulutui was sentenced to 12 months in a youth detention centre - half of which was on top of his current term.

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Active Casey, held in April 2017, is a physical activity program and we want you to get involved! The program coincides with Premier’s Active April, a state-wide physical activity promotion program. Check out activeapril.vic.gov.au for further details.

Join in MFC’s Next Generation Academy Open Day

Local activity providers will offer Casey residents FREE or low-cost options to come and try a sport or recreation activity that you may not have tried before or are struggling to get back into. Various sporting and recreation facilities will also host open days.

If you are female, aged between 11-15, why not join the newest part of Melbourne Football Club’s team for their upcoming Next Generation Academy Open Day.

There will be a number of activities including dance exercise, martial arts beginner sessions, yoga, and walking groups just to name a few.

For further details and to check out the program of activities please visit: casey.vic.gov.au/activecasey

The Open Day aims to encourage, develop and enhance participation for talented female players, with an additional focus on creating more opportunities for multicultural and Indigenous participants.

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Thursday 6 April 2017 9.30 am – 12.00 pm Casey Fields, Berwick-Cranbourne Road, Cranbourne East

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Conservation Advisory Committee – call for nominations The City of Casey is calling for Expressions of Interest from community members to nominate for the 2017-2021 Conservation Advisory Committee.

Experience Casey Experience Casey is an annual one day event that provides the community with a variety of experiences including food tasting, performances and community stalls representing the culturally vibrant and diverse community of Casey.

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Council is seeking residents who are passionate about protecting and enhancing the local environment and would like to represent their community and play a part in Council achieving its vision for a sustainable future.

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April 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.

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Above: Tracie Schmutter in front of a mocked-up NBN cabinet on the proposed node site. 166460 Left: Existing Telstra infrastructure on the side of Tracie Schmutter’s front lawn. 166460 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS

NBN’s front lawn invasion The node’s position would be right in front of the house’s windows, and would dent the property’s value, aesthetics and access for car parking, she argues.

“It wouldn’t matter so much if they put it off to the side but they can’t because of the Telstra infrastructure already there.

“It’s just a telecom party.”

She was unimpressed by an NBN

By Cam Lucadou-Wells A Narre Warren South resident is shocked by NBN Co plans to install a large National Broadband Network node cabinet in the middle of her front lawn.

Tracie Schmutter was shocked to learn in March that the “massive” cabinet would be built on the councilowned nature strip next to her unfenced front yard on Portree Place.

Co argument that she would benefit from faster internet speeds due to the node’s proximity.

Ms Schmutter said there were several less intrusive alternative sites that didn’t impinge on views from windows or front lawns.

NBN Co has not yet made a final decision on the site but Ms Schmutter had been given “no hope” that anything would change.

“It seems that money is tight and the NBN Co can do whatever they want to do.”

In correspondence with Ms Schmutter, an NBN Co case manager stated re-location would only be considered for “life threatening or safety issues”.

Sites were chosen mainly according to being able to “efficiently maintain the (NBN) infrastructure to service the

surrounding homes,” Ms Schmutter was told.

“While (NBN) appreciates that the selected locations may not be the preference for everyone, unfortunately aesthetic concerns or front lawn parking are not a means to relocate a node.”

An NBN spokesman said the company was exploring “alternative placements that fit within our design requirements”.

Asbestos site works are stopped alarm after he discovered a large piece of confirmed asbestos-containing material, after a storm of dust enveloped his yard during the works.

“I am sure you can understand I am finding it very difficult to believe that these guys will ever do anything properly,” Mr Weaven stated in an emailed letter to WorkSafe.

“You were telling me over the phone how well the clean-up was going to be handled from now on.”

In his letter, Mr Weaven posed the question as to how the asbestos was uncovered during the works “considering that it was known to be present and the locations documented”.

“You mentioned that some trees required removal for development works to continue but why was this placed above the safety of the community? It doesn’t make any sense to us.”

A WorkSafe manager responded to Mr Weaven that “we have since followed up, identified the person depict-

By Cam Lucadou-Wells WorkSafe has ordered a stop put to asbestos removal on the proposed Alira residential estate in Berwick as it investigates alleged health and safety breaches.

Adjoining residents Paul and Jenni Weaven had earlier submitted photos of a man without protective gear such as a respirator picking up material on the asbestos-contaminated site on Ward Road on 23 March.

Mr Weaven said the man had filled a “fairly full bag” of material, some which appeared to be asbestos-containing material.

He surmised the material had been “obviously identified” during a site inspection that day.

Some of it was picked up near a mulch pile from which debris had been blown into his backyard during tree removal works in late January, he said.

Mr Weaven had first sounded the

ed and taken appropriate enforcement action to prevent recurrence”.

The alleged breach came a day after WorkSafe told Star News that the developer would use an independent occupational hygienist to plan and oversee asbestos removal on the site.

It would be undertaken by a licensed asbestos removalist, a spokeswoman said.

On 29 March, the spokeswoman said the authority was aware of “allegations of asbestos removal at the site which may have breached OHS regulations”.

The authority had ordered further activity at the site to cease while it made inquiries, she said.

Recently, Environment Protection Authority Victoria had deemed only “limited, if any” earthworks had occurred during tree removal.

On recent inspections, the EPA had found no evidence that works were “not consistent with best practice”.

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Cancer walk is afoot

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By Victoria Stone-Meadows and Cam Lucadou-Wells

A Narre Warren South woman will be walking 200 kilometres over 10 days to raise money for research into all different types of cancer.

Janet Halsall has been raising money for the Cancer Council through the Relay for Life for almost 10 years, but has decided to do something a little different.

Each day of the walk will be devoted to a different type of cancer, and Ms Halsall is hoping to raise about $30,000 for cancer research.

Ms Halsall decided to embark on this massive journey after being inspired by Federal Minister for Health Greg Hunt.

“I joined Greg Hunt some years ago when he was doing a 500 kilometre walk around his electorate,” Ms Halsall said.

“He does that every few years for a different charity each time, and I went out and did that in 2015, I thought it was a great idea, a real bringing together of the community.”

Ms Halsall said she was a little over the hill to manage a 500 kilometre walk, and added 200 kilometres was a bit more realistic.

“I will be walking around the City of Casey, not exactly travelling sequentially,” she said.

“Each day there will be a community gathering and the location of the gathering determine where I end up at lunchtime each day.”

While the main focus of the walk is to fundraise, Ms Halsall said there was also the aim of bringing the community together and sharing in each other’s experiences.

“The main idea is to catch up with the community along the way at those events to hear from others about cancer and weakness and treatments and looking for community donations,” she said.

The walk will take Ms Halsall to 25 suburbs in Casey from Cranbourne South to Lysterfield, and she hoped people would join her along the way.

Janet Halsall’s Casey Walk for a Cure will begin on Saturday 8 April at the Old Cheese Factory in Berwick, and will finish on Monday 17 April at the Cranbourne Botanic Gardens.

Anyone who wants to find out more or to donate to the cause can visit ‘Casey Walk for a Cure’ on Facebook.

A Clyde North man has been charged with attempted murder after an alleged axe attack on a woman at Fountain Gate shopping centre on Monday 27 March.

The woman was taken to hospital in a serious, but non-life threatening condition after she was viciously assaulted a number of times by the man shortly after 10am. She remains in a serious but stable condition at The Alfred hospital.

The man violently attacked the woman hitting her a number of times with the axe inside one of the shops at the shopping centre.

While police cannot confirm the nature of the relationship between the man and the woman, it is believed the two know each other.

Detectives have charged the 45-year-old Clyde North man with attempted murder and other assault-related charges.

The man was taken into custody at the Narre Warren police and was refused bail at an out-of-sessions hearing at Narre Warren police station that night.

He was remanded to appear at Melbourne Magistrates’ Court on 28 March.

Police are looking to speak to a man who witnessed the attack who was wearing a fluorescent vest and standing next to the exit of the shop involved before police arrived.

Police are appealing for this man and anyone else who witnessed the incident to come forward.

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

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49 High Street, Berwick On Monday 27 March, the Cranbourne/Berwick News shared the breaking story that a man had been arrested after allegedly attacking a woman with an axe in broad daylight at Fountain Gate shopping centre. Violence has been at the forefront of Casey for some time, but rarely is there an act of violence so brazen and horrifying as this. Here is how readers reacted to the news: Leanne Bouzoukis: Some p***-weak judge will bail him tomorrow.

Tracey Carter: Agree Leanne Bouzoukis, it always happens.

Naomi Mactaggart: Weak as p***. A few blokes need to give him a workout with an axe.

Kiki Sakir: My grandma was there at that time!

Dona Martino Tomich: World’s gone mad!

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On Tuesday 28 March, The Cranbourne/ Berwick News announced on Facebook that the man who allegedly attacked a woman in Fountain Gate with an axe had been denied bail in an out of sessions court hearing. The rate at which offenders have or have not been granted bail has been a big talking point for the community and this news was no different. Here is how you reacted: Kirra Timms: Wow! The justice system/judge did something right for once.

Vanessa Watson: Yes no bail but the hearing is today so it’s only one night locked up. Let’s see what today’s judge says.

Reanna Borninkhof: About time the justice system did something right for once.

Michael Filiadis: No bail ... now there is a surprise.

Trish Sachiko Lawrence: Wow, nice to see not out on bail for once.

Diane Drinkwater: Great stuff this time!

Noelene Wijesinghe: This has made my day.

Justice at last.

Loz Townsend: Thank God hallelujah.

Ariane Sanza: Good!

Alanna Davies: Thank God, this is so hectic.

I can’t believe they actually denied someone for once!

Chris Taylor: OMG what a shock ... the law actually did their job.

On 22 March, The Cranbourne/Berwick News shared the story of a parcel delivery van that

was stolen in Cranbourne while the delivery driver walked to a nearby house. The van was remotely disabled and dumped in Nyora, but not before the thieves took the opportunity to ransack the parcels in the back of the van.

The post attracted a lot of attention on the News Facebook page and here is a sample of how people reacted to the story:

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Wayne Mete: At least this bloke got rid of half his freight. We should employ him!

Amanda Grimsey: And before 9am!

Rachael L. McVicar: I’d be p****d if I was waiting on something to be delivered.

Molly-Rose O’Connell: Exciting times for Nyora.

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Parking madness rankles

By Cam Lucadou-Wells A commuter says she’s been driven away from taking the train to work due to a car-parking shortage at Berwick railway station.

After a fruitless search around the station’s car park and neighbouring streets for a spot from about 7.20am on 28 March, Danielle Soobaroyen said she called off going to work.

“There was just nothing there - unless I park 10 kilometres away.”

Days earlier, Ms Soobaroyen had received a $78 parking ticket from City of Casey for over-staying in a three-hour parking spot at Melville Park Drive while she worked in Melbourne’s CBD. She insists she had only parked in the residential street out of desperation.

“Now, I cannot afford to go to work,” she said.

“I can’t afford to pay another fine.”

Ms Soobaroyen said she would have to park about 6.30am to assure herself of an all-day parking spot, but had children to organise and drop off at childcare.

Having commuted to the CBD for several years, she said the early-morning parking shortage had worsened in recent weeks.

“I just don’t think it’s right.

It’s nearly causing me a panic attack.”

According to 2014 PTV data, nearly 2000 commuters use the station prior to 9.30am on weekdays.

About half of the station’s weekday commuters were driving their cars to get there.

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Mayor versus ‘tinpot’ group

By Cam Lucadou-Wells

Danielle Soobaroyen in the full-up Berwick station car park.

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Cars parking on the footpath in the Berwick train station car park. 166619 On inspection on 28 March, cars are parked not only in every available parking bay at the railway station but also its garden beds and footpaths.

City of Casey transport strategic advisor Paul Hamilton said the council understood commuters' frustrations, but had to consider the impact on surrounding residents’ amenity and access to nearby streets.

“Council manages this situation with a mixture of parking controls aimed at finding a balance between the needs of both commuters and residents.”

Mr Hamilton said the council would continue lobbying the State Government for better bus connections to the station.

“We encourage the community to also contact Public Transport Victoria and their local State Member for Parliament on transport issues to reinforce our message.”

A VicTrack spokesman said the car park had grown by 170 spaces in the past three years.

“A number of sites are currently being investigated for future station car park upgrades.”

Casey mayor Sam Aziz has denied complaints by a Ratepayers Victoria vice-president that he was “rude and aggressive” during a heated phone call recently.

Cr Aziz said he didn’t want to waste his time with a “selfappointed organisation” that had “parachuted itself” into a Berwick neighbourhood fence dispute.

However, he denied RV vicepresident Jack Davis’ claim that he’d labelled the group a “tinpot organisation”.

Mr Davis, a former Oakleigh and Monash councillor, has sent a complaint to Casey chief executive Mike Tyler.

Mr Davis said that he’d asked why he’d received no response to emails sent to Cr Aziz and ward councillor Timothy Jackson about a Berwick man’s complaints over a neighbour’s five-metre wall.

“I was told by the mayor that they do not reply to third-party inquiries.

“His reply was: never heard of your group, you’re just seeking notoriety for some tin pot organisation.

“He was extremely rude and aggressive ... His behaviour on the phone was not what I would expect from any mayor.

“His attack on me personally went on for some considerable time.”

Cr Aziz said he’d failed to

Sam Aziz says he won't listen to the "selfappointed" Ratepayers Victoria organisation over a dispute between two residents. see the value of Mr Davis’ intervention in the wall dispute.

“We already had council officers on to it. I wasn’t sure what his advocacy would achieve.

“I don’t have a lot of time to waste pandering to the ego of a self-appointed organisation with limited or no role to play in a dispute between two residents.

“I’ve never heard of them.

I’m not sure who they are, how they’re appointed or what is their governance structure.”

Cr Aziz said he willingly responded to Casey residents as their elected representative but not people “coming from outside the city and adding no value to the issue”.

He and six other councillors listened to residents at a recent Casey People’s Panel consultation, Cr Aziz said.

Their feedback verified the council’s digitising of 14 services, its stand on law and order and for upgrading of major road arterials, he said.

Meanwhile, Cr Aziz threatened to evict Berwick Springs estate resident Michael Ball for interjecting during the 21 March council meeting.

A group of residents, including Mr Ball, had earlier had their questions excluded from public question time about a developer’s plan to demolish the estate’s bluestone-walled, landscaped entrance for a re-positioned roundabout at Greaves Road.

“Cr Aziz claims there are a handful of residents," Mr Ball said.

"There are 3000 residents affected by this decision, never consulted by council and we will not be dismissed by council like a naughty child in a classroom.

“If standing up for what I believe in and what the residents of Berwick Springs believe in, then I am every bit very proud to be evicted from Casey council last night.”

Cr Aziz said the residents’ questions had already been answered in a council report and that he’d continue to rule their submissions out-of-order during question time.

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By Cam Lucadou-Wells It was like meeting military royalty in the vaunted vaults of the Shrine of Remembrance on 22 March.

At a fund-raising night for Berwick author Michael Madden’s ambitious book project The Victoria Cross: Australia Remembers, the crimsonribboned VC featured prominently both on page, canvas and gleaming in replica.

Mr Madden’s grandly designed book will recognise Australia’s 100 VC recipients, telling the story of the people behind the medal and their extraordinary acts of valour.

One of his interviewees was Doug Baird, father of the late Corporal Cameron Baird - who was posthumously awarded Australia’s 100th Victoria Cross in 2014.

At the night, a proud Mr Baird said it was important to promote Mr Madden’s book for its educational value for younger generations.

“It’s showing them the people who have done extraordinary things for our country.

They are prepared to sacrifice their life for what they believe in.”

Mr Baird is determined to continue his son’s good work, which included numerous fundraising deeds for charity.

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It raises funds to support the Commando Welfare Trust and supports returned servicepeople in his son’s 2nd Commando Regiment.

The charity has adopted Corporal Baird’s motto ‘Aspire to Inspire’.

Funds go towards accommodation and equipment such as fishing rods and surfboards at wellness camps for returned Australian commandos. It also provides professional help at the camps.

Mr Baird was planning a trip to visit homeless ex-soldiers on the banks of the Murray River in coming days.

“When we think of the homeless, it’s amazing that these include ex-soldiers in farflung areas of Australia living in squalor and on river banks.

“Some of these guys can be on the aggro side, so we make them a meal, a coffee and encourage them to seek help.”

At the soiree, VC recipient Keith Payne told of the royal treatment that Victoria Cross recipients receive from the Royal Family in the UK, and how touched he is by strangers who shake his hand and thank him for his service.

Acclaimed artist George Petrou was there, flanked by his vibrant portraits of prominent Australian servicemen.

The portraits included VC

recipients Keith Payne, Cameron Baird and Albert Jacka.

Faye Axford, of Endeavour Hills, attended after reading a recent story on Mr Madden’s book in Star News.

Ms Axford has rare bloodlines as a relative to two Australian VC recipients - great-niece of Thomas Axford and greatniece by marriage to Albert Jacka.

She has recently been interviewed for Mr Madden’s book to talk about her heroic ancestors.

On 22 March, an overcome Ms Axford was presented with replicas of her great-uncle Thomas’ medals by Mr Madden, and chatted at length with Mr Payne - who knew her illustrious ancestor well.

Next year, she plans to tour Le Hamel, in Somme, the scene of Lance Corporal Axford’s awarded heroism, exactly 100 years after the event.

“I’m just so proud to be an Axford,” she said.

Also at the event, journalist Ross Coulthard at length retold the story of discovering the significant WWI photographic portraits of the ‘Lost Diggers of Vignacourt’ in a French village attic.

Anyone who can help with information for Michael Madden’s book, can call him on 0418 900 204 or email michael@berwickmilitarymedals. com.au.

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Council votes for CISS to get funding increase

By Victoria Stone-Meadows Casey City Council has voted to increase the funding and support they give to the two Community Information and Support Services (CISS) in the municipality.

The Cranbourne Information and Support Service and the Casey North Information and Support Service will receive a 10 per cent funding boost from council this coming financial year.

Under current CISS funding arrangements, the service providers receive threeyear funding outlooks from council with a 5 to 5.5 per cent increase per year.

However, CISS have seen an unprecedented growth in their emergency relief work in the last few years, prompting them to submit a funding increase request.

Cranbourne CISS executive officer Leanne Petrides said they were very happy to hear about the funding and it would allow them to properly provide services to more and more people.

“We were exceptionally pleased to hear that news,” she said.

“We work really closely with the City of Casey on a range of issues and they have always supported us and been vocal about supporting the essential work we do with vulnerable residents.”

Ms Petrides said there were a range of factors that had contributed to an increase in people seeking emergency relief services in the Casey region.

“In the south of Casey, in particular, there is a massive population growth, and we continue to see a high number of people who are suffering from social economic hardship living on very low incomes such as casual wages or Centrelink benefits.”

CISS has found the main reasons people find themselves in economic hardship are paying a percentage of income in housing costs, increase cost of utilities,

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education medical expenses, and the further out in Casey, the more people are reliant on cars.

At a council meeting on Tuesday 21 March, Casey Council carried a motion that would give the CISSs a 10 per cent funding boost in the first year of the upcoming payment agreement which will last four years.

Under the increased funding arrangement, the Cranbourne CISS will receive $505,000 in the 2017-'18 financial year a $17,932 increase above the usual 5 per cent annual growth.

The Casey North CISS will receive $599,117 in the 2017-'18 financial year a $16,656 increase over the usual growth.

The $94,117 discrepancy in between the two service providers is accounted for by the Casey North CISS receiving assistance from council to cover the rental agreement in the building they occupy.

The remaining three years of the funding agreement to the 2020-'21 financial year will revert back to the usual 5 per cent increase per year.

Ms Petrides said the funding increase will enable CISS to keep helping the Casey community.

“The funding from Casey keeps our doors open and able to provide a range of crisis support services to people in our community,” she said.

At the same meeting, council passed a recommendation to extend funding for another year to 14 community service organisations across the municipality.

The recommendation to refer a third year of funding for the Community Services Contribution (CSC) program was passed without comment.

A third year of funding for the CSC program will see council grant a total of $254,370 to various charities and community service providers in Casey and surrounding areas.

Watersun’s 200 home victims

By Victoria Stone-Meadows More than 200 properties that were the responsibility of Watersun Homes will be left in the hands of jilted home owners after the company was unable to find builders to take over the works.

Many of the homeowners terminated their contacts after Waterson announced the company was going into administration in late February.

The announcement cast a shadow of doubt over the future of more than

400 unfinished houses across the state.

However, some Watersun clients that want to see their homes built have been left in the lurch and will need to find their own builder to take over the contract.

Three new builders have been contracted to complete the remaining 200 unfinished houses across Victoria after Watersun Homes collapsed.

Mega Homes, VM Builders and Ric Jelfs Custom Homes will take

over houses from Watersun that are in pre-contract or contract stages of development.

Any home owners that have contacts covered by the Victorian Managed Insurance Authority will be able to make a claim against Watersun Homes.

A meeting of Watersun Homes creditors will be held on 5 April to determine if the company should be liquidated and the business's assets will be assessed and sold for creditor debt recovery.

It’s been a rollercoaster ride The community has dug deep and helped make Berwick teen Nathan Forsyth’s Mission Possible by raising more than $20,000 to get a sick young man overseas to ride the rollercoaster of his dreams.

Nathan’s mother Eli Cullcutt said her family was overwhelmed by the support from the community.

“From my family, we would like to thank everyone from the bottom of our hearts,” she said.

“The school and its community supported Nathan’s journey and allowed us to have the fund-raiser on their premises.

It was a huge success and has raised well over the $15,000 target.”

“We now can look forward to taking Nathan on a welldeserved break to create new memories and hopefully put the last three years behind us as a distant memory.”

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War over $50 A Hampton Park man - with the help of a co-accused wielding a fence paling - has bashed his friend who tried to collect a $50 debt.

Petap Kong, 22, got into an argument with his friend, who had also arrived at his house to pick up his bike on the evening of 25 November, Dandenong Magistrates’ Court was told.

Kong used both hands to push the friend’s chest, telling him he wouldn’t repay him until the following Tuesday.

He then punched the man’s forehead, and the pair wrestled

each other on the ground.

Kong’s co-accused then pulled up the victim by the hair, raised a wooden paling above his head and threatened to kill the victim.

Kong’s mother, who saw the fight from her car, called triplezero.

Kong told police he’d acted in self-defence, out of the belief “he would have come at me”.

His lawyer told the court on 27 March that the regretful accused accepted that “the way these events unfolded is incredibly undesirable”.

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The two-year unemployed man had no violent priors - only drug and property offences and was keen to become a “productive member of the community”, the lawyer said.

Magistrate Jack Vandersteen noted how innocuous initial contact escalated into something serious.

“This is all over $50 you borrowed from the victim, and you wanted to give it back on your terms.”

Kong was convicted and fined $1000 - which could be converted to about 33 hours of community work.

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A psychiatric report has been ordered for a man pleading guilty to threatening to kill his estranged spouse who had separated from him up to seven years ago.

Over several days in February, the 42-year-old man defied an intervention order and bail conditions with abusive text messages, visits to the family’s home and taping a hidden mobile phone to the partner’s car, Dandenong Magistrates’ Court heard.

Police prosecutor Leading Senior Constable Amber-Lea Browne said the ex-partner took a photo of the man watching her load their children into her car from the opposite side of the street.

The former wife then drove off before he could talk to her.

The man texted her, calling her an “old pig” and telling her to “go back to where you come from”.

More text-messages followed from the phone of a friend of the accused, though the complainant believed they were written by her former husband of 15 years.

The messages called her a “sick b****” and a “first-class b****”.

“Do you know what it’s like? Are you even human?

“You deserve everything you are going to get.”

On 8 February, the man’s mother contacted the police and the ex-partner warning that the man was walking angrily around the house, saying he’d kill the spouse and go to jail.

The ex-partner removed herself and her children to a friend’s house in Berwick - but the man tracked them down and was captured on CCTV in front of the house 5am the next day.

During the visit, the man taped a mobile phone to the exhaust of the partner’s car.

While in remand, the man sent a hand-written note in Bosnian to his ex-partner - which “spoke volumes” of the man’s “absolute despair”, his defence lawyer said.

Since the incidents, the man - a problem drinker - had expressed suicidal ideas and blamed his wife for “setting him up”, the lawyer said.

He tried to track her car out of a misguided belief she was trafficking drugs with her chil-

dren in the car, the lawyer said.

“It says something about his mentality.

“He clearly needs psychological help. He has had problems accepting the relationship is over.

“He can’t see his kids and he needs to contact a family lawyer.”

The man told the court that his 50 days on remand in Port Phillip Prison had been a “wake-up call”.

“I don’t pose a risk.

“At that point of time, when it all happened, I was drinking heavily.”

Magistrate Jack Vandersteen said he wouldn’t release the man until a psychiatric report was submitted to the court.

He said the mother’s concern and reporting her son to police and the ex-partner was particularly significant.

“I hear what you’re saying I promise, I promise, I’m gonna, I’m gonna ... I expressed it very clearly to you (at a previous hearing) you can’t breach the intervention order.

“I need to know what risk you pose to your family if released.”

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He demanded the shop attendant hand over the cash in the till, but the attendant quickly locked himself in the office of the store.

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Family’s thanks for life

By Victoria Stone-Meadows A young family from Botanic Ridge are celebrating the first anniversary of their son’s birth by fund-raising for the hospital that saved their precious child’s life.

After seven or eight rounds of IVF, first-time mum Kylie Angwin was blessed with the gift of life - but complications from a short cervix would mean her child made an untimely arrival.

On 20 April, 2016, Oliver James Angwin came into this world at a tiny 786 grams and 16 weeks early, at the Monash Hospital in Clayton.

The first four months of Oliver’s life was spent in the intensive neonatal care unit of Monash Hospital and at times mother Kylie wasn’t sure her young child would make it.

“When he was being born, we were told he didn’t make it before I delivered him,” she said.

“An hour after that he had a heartbeat and the neonatal specialist resuscitated him.”

“He had a rough time in the first few weeks of his life; he was ventilated, had many transfusions and tests, he spent 120 days in the Monash so for four months every day we going in and out to be able to see him and watch him grow.”

Oliver’s premature entry into the world means his physical development is a bit delayed but defying the odds and having his first birthday hasn’t slowed him down.

“When he came home he needed oxygen to assist with breathing, which he only just come off this week; he was 11 months old and breathing alone for the first time,” Ms Angwin said.

“He’s great now, happy and active; he’s 7.5kg so he’s pretty much the size of a seven month old.”

When he was born, Oliver weighed less than one kilogram and spent four months in intensive care.

Picture: CONTRIBUTED Now the family want to give back to the doctors and nurses who saved their son’s life by fund-raising to supply the hospital with a Newborn Anne mannequin.

The mannequin is designed for skills training in neonatal resuscitation with anatomical accuracy and a product feature set designed to focus on the

critical resuscitation skills required in the first 10 minutes of a newborn’s life.

The family are raising the money through the Monash Health Foundation’s Everyday Hero appeal.

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By Cam Lucadou-Wells Two months on, Berwick’s TattsLotto winner of more than half-a-million dollars remains a mystery.

The unregistered purchaser had bought their ticket from Berwick Lucky Lotto at 33 High Street for the 28 January draw.

The unclaimed prize is worth more than $509,000.

Tatts applies a six-month grace period before unclaimed division-1 TattsLotto winnings are sent to the Victorian State Revenue Office.

Recently, after 81 days of suspense, the mysterious win-

ner who purchased their ticket at Arena Lucky Lotto in Officer stepped forward to claim their $757,320 prize.

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NEW LIFESTYLE COMMUNITY IS GROWING THE secret is well and truly out - Clyde is booming with land snapped up as soon as it is released.

Buyers are showing that they are keen to relocate to one of the many premier estates that are transforming the former farming district.

In close proximity to Berwick, the Monash Freeway and the South Gippsland Highway, Clyde and Clyde North appeal to a range of buyers who are keen on the area’s rural ambience.

The City of Casey and the State Government are keeping abreast of development in the area with major road works, new schools and new community infrastructure.

In January Education Minister James Merlino visited the new Willandra Rise Primary School in Clyde North to welcome the school’s first intake of students.

The new school, which will eventually accommodate 475 students, is a stateof-the-art purpose-built educational facility with new technology and building designed to encourage learning and teamwork among students.

The school joins Clyde Primary School which has been educating children in the area for decades.

Other schools within easy reach of Clyde and Clyde North include Hillcrest Christian College, Rivercrest Christian College, St Thomas the Apostle Catholic Primary School, Casey Grammar School, Cranbourne East Primary School and Devon Meadows Primary School.

St Margaret’s and Berwick Grammar School and the select state school Nossal High are a short drive away in Berwick.

On the corner of Forest Drive and Heather Grove is the new Selandra

Community Place, a unique community hub providing the community with engaging and practical programs centred on health, wellbeing, social connectedness, local business and sustainability.

The City of Casey is also overseeing the new Selandra Community Precinct, which is set to open in late 2017 to provide muchneeded community infrastructure for the growing Clyde North area.

Incorporating a new integrated community centre and town square, construction on this $6.6 million project is now underway.

The ecologically sustainable integrated community centre incorporates a variety of multipurpose spaces including flexible halls, meeting rooms of varying sizes, a large foyer, exhibition space and a commercial kitchen.

The town square will provide residents with an accessible and vibrant community precinct, proving for a range of outdoor community activities and events including an exciting public art collaboration with RMIT University.

The new precinct will be located at 7-11 Selandra Boulevard, Clyde North, and will replace the temporary facility, Selandra Community Place.

Satellite cities such as Berwick are increasingly becoming employment hubs

in their own right, with the 2011 Census indicating that 59.5 per cent of workers in the City of Casey also lived in the area.

Employment opportunities are one reason the Berwick Waters development, a joint venture with Frasers Property Australia and Mondous Property Australia, is proving so popular.

A recent block sale set a record for the estate of $550,000.

While some residents make the one-hour train commute to the Melbourne CBD, many others choose to live and work in the area.

Resident Kristy Lewis commutes just 20 minutes to Doveton for her work as a registered nurse while her Berwick Waters neighbour Virginie Jacquin runs her own hair and beauty business in Clyde North.

“We love it here. It’s got beautiful surroundings and it’s where we want our kids to grow up,” Virginie said.

“It’s very family-oriented here there’s a lot of children and most of our children’s friends live here in the estate.”

The highly industrialised Dandenong South is 16 kilometres from Berwick Waters and there’s direct freeway access

to the Melbourne CBD. The area’s lower cost of living contributes to labour cost savings of 11 to 16 per cent making it particularly attractive to business.

An average of 60,000 residents per year move to Casey and neighbouring Cardinia, making it one of Australia’s fastest growing regions.

It also helps that employment creation is a priority of the City of Casey, which recently opened a new facility designed to encourage and support local small businesses.

In partnership with Waterman Business Centres, the Council’s Casey Cardinia Business Hub (CCBH) is for businesses seeking accommodation.

One of the major road upgrades in the area, the sealing of Thompsons Road has kicked off significant demand at Meridian Estate.

“The entrance to Meridian, Thompsons Road, was essentially a dirt road - now it’s a fully sealed road.

“We’ll have first homes starting to be built mid-year,” Brown Property Group marketing manager Graham Nolan explained.

The road network is a key connecting road for the corridor and will play a significant role in the expansion of the Clyde North community.

“There are great opportunities for people to join this community. It’s starting to grow now and, obviously, there will be a lot of future amenities for people to enjoy,” Mr Nolan said.

“It’s a beautiful area… a lot of it’s former farm land so it’s very undulating and there’s amazing views.”

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POPULAR PLACE TO CALL HOME MERIDIAN is a superb master planned community in Clyde North that once complete will be home to more than 1600 families.

Since it was launched in April 2016, buyers have been snapping up lots at Meridian with more than seven stages now sold out.

Proving popular with locals, many families have chosen to call Meridian home.

As a result of this high demand, Stage 10C will be offered to the market on Saturday 15 April and interested purchasers are strongly encouraged to register their interest for this eagerly anticipated release.

This premium parkside release of only 20 sites features generous sized lots up to 714 square metres that face both wetlands and open parklands and are sure to sell quickly.

With established local amenity in Clyde North and Berwick, future residents of Meridian will enjoy easy access to a range of shopping centres, cafes, restaurants and quality schools, with Hillcrest and Rivercrest Christian Colleges both just over three kilometres away.

Meridian’s proposed retail and commercial precinct will also make everyday living even more convenient.

It is also well located and provides easy access to the Princes Freeway, with local transport also providing great connectivity to the local surrounds.

Meridian’s marketing manager Graham Nolan said open space and connectivity is a priority with pedestrian, cycle paths and

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An artist impression of one of the proposed playgrounds at Meridian 4.8 hectares of wetlands, and parks with leisure facilities set to provide “year-round social and recreation opportunities for residents”.

“It’s all about creating a beautifully balanced community with choice in lot size and home design, lifestyle, and wonderful outdoor areas for neighbourhood connection,” Mr Nolan said.

Meridian is developed by Brown Property Group which has a proven track record in the City of Casey of creating high quality communities that are delivered on time.

Works for all six stages under construction at Meridian are on track to title in 2017. Stages one and two are set to lodge with the Titles Office in April.

Don’t miss out, visit www.meridianclyde. com.au or call 1800 463 743.

The Meridian Estate sales office is located at the Corner of Thompsons Road and Stoneleigh Road, Cranbourne North, and is open seven days a week from 11am to 5pm.

The fundamentals that drive the Melbourne and, in particular, the City of Casey residential land market remain extremely sound.

Strong population growth, combined with low interest rates and consumer confidence are the key drivers.

ABS statistics indicate that Victoria has outperformed all other states and territories with growth of 2.1 per cent over the past 12 months, around 340 persons per day.

This compares to the national growth of 1.4 per cent over the same timeframe.

Victoria’s population equates to more than one-third of the country’s growth at 37 per cent.

Currently, on average 7300 people move to the City of Casey each year and it is expected this will increase to 8700 per year by 2031, according to the

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Median Price

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Casey

448

$295,000

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Wyndham

301

$266,450

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Cardinia

448

$255,000

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$222,250

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Hume

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$206,000

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Pt. Mitchell

482

$163,500

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Melton

400

$162,000

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$238,900

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New residents comprise a healthy mix of first, second and subsequent homebuyers.

Investors are also active and provide product for those that are not ready to purchase a principal place of residence at the moment.

All this combines to afford a healthy environment for people to work and recreate in Casey.

Casey, with a total of 22 active land projects is now the most expensive land market in Melbourne with a median land price of $295,000.

The average lot size is 448 square metres.

The median price in Clyde - Clyde North rest only marginally below this at around $290,000 - up from around $240,000 some 12 months ago.

The median lot size is around 435 square metres.

All things being equal, this, combined with recent amendments to the first home buyers grant and stamp duty, should underpin activity over the near term in the City of Casey.

Andrew Perkins is general manager research and business development for Red23, a specialist marketing, sales and research partner for residential development businesses.

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VILLAGE DISPLAY OF THE FUTURE ONE of Melbourne’s largest display home villages offering people the chance to explore 53 different homes from 22 builders is set to open at Berwick Waters in a joint development by Frasers Property Australia and Mondous Property Australia.

Around two-thirds of the display homes are already open for inspection and an official launch of the impressive village is planned for Sunday 2 April with a special family event.

Sarah Bloom, General Manager Residential Victoria at Frasers Property Australia, said the Berwick Waters display village was a perfect way for home buyers to experience a wide range of options in one spot.

“The new display village is a one-stop shop for the latest innovations in-house design.

“With 22 builders represented, buyers have a great chance to find something that’s perfect for their family’s lifestyle,” Ms Bloom said.

“The size and scale of the new village underline Frasers Property’s confidence in the Victorian housing market and the confidence we have in the builders which contribute to our communities.

“It’s a great opportunity for builders to showcase their home designs and for people to get a sense of what their future home might look and feel like,” she said.

Henley will have a major presence

First home buyers Rachana Malagi and Charan Shah at Berwick Waters. in the Berwick Waters village with nine display homes.

Henley general manager Justin McDean said Berwick Waters’ location within a major growth corridor was attractive to a diverse range of buyers.

“Berwick Waters has excellent access to the Monash Freeway and Clyde Road so it’s very easy to visit and its outstanding amenities and a beautiful natural landscape make it a perfect location for our new World of Homes display village,”

he said.

Launched in 2011, Berwick Waters is already well established with more than 500 homes built around a picturesque meandering water course that is teeming with birdlife.

Large blocks, lots of nearby educational and employment opportunities and extensive open space, bike paths, walking trails and playgrounds are just some of the reasons buyers choose Berwick Waters.

Lots in Berwick Waters vary in size

picturesque parkside views.

With record sales, Belmond on Clyde has fast become one of the most popular residential communities in Clyde and is releasing the final stages in this soughtafter address.

“When we launched Belmond in 2015 we expected the project to be developed over a four to five year period,” said Marketing Manager Sally Steinkrug.

“Delivering the central Hilltop Park prior to residents moving in and working closely with our construction teams to ensure timely delivery of titles has allowed the community to develop rather quickly.

“With strong market demand Belmond will sell out two years ahead of schedule,”

she said Construction works are well progressed with 10 stages now under construction with registration of titles all due in 2017.

The final stages currently for sale will commence construction in April/May and it is anticipated that these will also be titled by the end of the year.

While sales are very strong, there are still a limited number of blocks available.

The last land release is expected to be released in early April and once they are gone there will be no more.

For more information or to register interest visit belmondonclyde.com.au or call Domenic on 1800 Belmond.

BELMOND IS A POPULAR PLACE BELMOND on Clyde is a unique development of 600 residential allotments located in the in-demand suburb of Clyde.

Its unique size and location has proven popular with buyers who are seeking an exclusive sanctuary from the hustle and bustle of the everyday, while still enjoying easy access to local shops, schools, sports and recreation facilities such as Casey Fields and much more.

Developed by Newland, Belmond is nestled among undulating hills and boasts 3.7 hectares of open space, including the million dollar Hilltop Park, which was completed last year.

With a flurry of home construction underway, families already living at Belmond are making great use of the park which features several age-appropriate play spaces and a flying fox, kick space, barbecue facilities plus a plethora of shady spots to sit back and relax with a good book.

The prestigious Parkside Grange release is now selling and offers the largest blocks in the corridor.

With blocks on offer up to an impressive 1251 square metres, these 12 exclusive blocks are the last release opposite the Hilltop Park and offer

from 400 to 661 square metres and are priced from $295,000 to $460,000.

The new display village is on Springbrook Drive, located off Honour Avenue, opposite Arbourlea Boulevard.

The Berwick Waters sales office is next to the display village and is open daily from 11am to 5pm.

Call 13 38 38 or visit www. berwickwaters.com.au for more information.

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AND THERE WAS LIGHT LET there be light was the instruction to Louis Chiodo Architects when the firm was commissioned to design four stunning homes in Keysborough’s Sarah Lands Estate.

The impressive end result - four sleek, modern homes - all go under the hammer on 22 April.

Light floods each of the four homes, accentuated by 2.7 metre high ceilings and large windows inviting views in all directions.

Visitors can step through the front entrance of each home and be surprised by the spaciousness of the open plan living, dining and kitchen area.

Each home is designed slightly differently to take advantage of the orientation of the block, however they all possess similar functional floor plans and stunning inclusions.

The kitchens have grey Caesarstone bench tops, waterfall ends to the kitchen islands, walk-in pantries, glass splashbacks and 900mm stainless steel under bench oven and gas cook tops.

Stunning black pendant lights hang above the island benches giving the kitchens a sophisticated finish.

Pale wood stairs, under which is tucked a discreet powder room, lead to the second storey which boasts a second living space and three bedrooms.

The bedrooms all have mirror-finish built-in wardrobes and large windows offering views of the surrounding estate, while the master bedroom has a spacious en suite.

Both the en suite and master bathroom boast floor-to-ceiling tiles, Caesarstone bench tops and luxury toilet and tapware.

Peter Nicolls, director of KR Peters, the firm marketing the four homes, said the lucky buyers can move straight and make themselves at home thanks to an extensive list of inclusions.

The properties are fenced and landscaped. The exposed aggregate paving to the driveway, paths and outdoor courtyards are all completed. Each has a double, lock-up garage, video intercom, security alarm and ducted vacuum system.

There is evaporative cooling to the first floor and wall hung split system on the ground floor.

“These are ideal for people who want quality, but also want something that isn’t too big,” said Mr Nicolls.

“When people view these properties they will see how much light comes into

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the homes.

“The architect has done a brilliant job creating designs that take advantage of the way the blocks face and capturing all the light possible.”

PREMIUM TURN KEY BUYING MADE EASY HOME BUYERS

GUIDE Address: 27 Denmark Road , and 1, 5 and 5A Patricia Loop, SARAH LANDS ESTATE, KEYSBOROUGH AUCTIONED: PROGRESSIVELY FROM 10 AM ON SATURDAY, 22 APRIL TO VIEW VISIT NEWHOMESKEYSBOROUGH.COM.AU CONTACT IAN MCCOY, 0417 580 839 OR JANINE SCOTT-RULE, 0417 160 423

MAT SUCKLING DIRECTOR OF RMS HOMES To all of you who have scrolled your eyes past this piece - welcome and hello! My name is Mat Suckling, managing director of RMS Homes. We provide premium turn key homes for first home buyers, and assist with all your finance needs.

At RMS Homes, we saw an opportunity to provide flexibility and transparency not often afforded to first home buyers.

For whatever reason and for too long, first home buyers have been left to wade through the murky waters of purchasing a home, sometimes without totally understanding what is on offer in

their home. Then, to their shock, they find they cannot make a single change to their home design - and end up with a house rather than their home.

Thanks to the Star News Group, each fortnight I will provide an information piece assisting first home buyers whether that be external government policies (stamp duty elimination and an increase in the First Home Owners Grant for regional buyers), finance information or general buying information so that you have more knowledge and power when making your decision on what to buy, and importantly who to build with.

I am excited to share my knowledge with you and together we can give our friends and family continued guidance for what is considered a daunting task - but is made so much easier by communication and information.

Thanking you for your time!

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village of dreams grand opening Featuring over 50 homes by more than 20 builders.

Plus a meet & greet with Peppa Pig. Make your new home dreams come true at the Berwick Waters’ Display Village Grand Opening.

Plus, we’re providing face painting, balloon twister, a jumping castle, petting zoo, food and drink and even a meet and greet with Peppa Pig!

When: 12 to 3pm, Sunday 2nd of April

Where: Honour Ave, opposite Arbourlea Blvd, Clyde North

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There’s so much more in a Rawdon Hill Home. Flexible designs with a great list of inclusions!

ᅚ DRIVE ᅚ FENCES ᅚ L ANDSCAPING ᅚ LET TERBOX ᅚ COOLING ᅚ BLINDS ᅚ STONE BENCHTOPS TO KITCHEN ᅚ 900mm APPLIANCES ᅚ LED LIGHTING TO LIVING AREAS ᅚ ALL FLOOR COVERINGS ᅚ FIXED PRICE NOTE: BASED ON SMART SERIES LUXURY PACKAGE

CLYDE NORTH

CASIANA GROVE

Littleshore Cres, Berwick Waters Estate Melways 131 B9 Bedarra 2.0-276 on display Open 12-5pm Sat-Wed or by appointment

Red Maple Dr, Cranbourne Melways 132 K5 Shoalhaven 262 Casiana Denmark 326

Call 9702 4477

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BERWICK Drouin South Productive, Private & Heavy Carrying

A CLASSIC IN OLDE BERWICK IF ORIGINALITY, quality and locality are what is needed, buyers need look no further than this exceptionally well presented three-bedroom double storey home a low maintenance allotment.

It is packed with value for today’s busy lifestyles.

A clever floorplan with neutral tonings is split across two levels and offers spacious bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and a central large open plan living area for relaxation.

A functional polished kitchen features stone benches and stainless steel appliances that are designed to make an impression.

Evaporative cooling, ducted heating, powder room and alarm system add that extra touch of comfort to the home.

Across the road from the park, the setting is peaceful and typically Olde Berwick.

A French-inspired courtyard is privately set to the rear and boasts simplicity and seclusion set among low-maintenance gardens.

The new owners will be able to

entertain year round or enjoy lifestyle without the hassle of maintaining a full garden.

It is set in a prized location, only metres from St Michaels School, prestigious parklands and the restaurants, cafes and boutique shopping of Berwick Village.

Whether downsizing, investing, or simply looking for an attainable easy-tolive-in or lock-up-and-leave home, the ground work has been completed and this one is ready for its new owners

110 Acre Farm

Drouin South 67 Carroll Road

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•Outstanding Grazing Property. •Highly Productive Red & Grey Soil.

•Superb 50/50 Balance Flat–Gently Sloping. •Private & Picturesque location.

•Refurbished 4 Bedroom home. •In Ground Pool & Tennis Court.

•Excellent Shedding & Steel Yards. •4 Springfed dams – laneway, elec fencing.

•Noted & respected productive holding. •One hour Melbourne – 10mins Drouin.

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70 Peel Street Inspect: Contact Agent

Auction Friday, 7th April 2017 at 1 p.m. on site at 67 Carroll Rd Drouin South INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT WITH EXCLUSIVE MARKETING AGENTS

Price: Suit buyers over $575,000

66 Queen Street, Waragul 3820 Vin Quirk 0417 350 720 T 03 5623 6062 515 949 66 Queen Street, Warragul 5623 6062 Geoff Quirk 0418 qre.com.au www.qre.com.au

Contact: Kristen Turner, 0410 615 28 PEAKE REAL ESTATE, BERWICK, 9707 5300

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AUCTION

WARRAGUL / Level 1/59 Victoria Street Call Cara McIntosh 0499 611 671 Inspect By Appointment

Mortgagee Auction This one of a kind, stand out property was built to make the most of the mesmerising views it overlooks. Four light illed living areas set the standard for this impressive home. While the enormous master has a wonderful sense of luxury & features a walk in robe that any shoe lover will appreciate & a beautiful ensuite. The open kitchen is well laid out, contains ample storage & an expansive walk in pantry, making it perfect for large families. Outdoors the inspired decking creates a fantastic entertaining area & although the backyard isn’t complete, it has great potential.

711m2

53 32 4.5 2 Prime Commercial Property in the Heart of Town

Auction: Saturday 1st April 2017 at 1pm Terms: 10 % Deposit, Balance 30/60 Days Ofi : Saturday 12.30pm – 1.00pm

Tain Bartholomew M • Tain.bartholomew@harcourts.com.au Sarah McCallum M • Sarah.mccallum@harcourts.com.au

This highly enviable piece of real estate located in the heart of Warragul, at approx. 909m2 in building area size, is extremely unique and primed for those looking for a solid return and future growth. Zoned Commercial 1 this property is situated in an elevated position with main street frontage opposite Woolworths Shopping Complex on a highly trafficked strip. This property has front and rear lane access to a large off street carpark and is currently home to a fantastic long term Tenant with a secure Lease in place. The unique freehold investment has many endearing features for both the current Tenant and future prospects.

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AUCTION / Fri 7th April at the Mercure Hotel, 23 Mason Street, Warragul at 2:00pm TERMS / 10% Deposit, Balance in 30/60/90/120 days

33 Smith St Warragul

40 Princes Way Drouin

Call 03 5623 6466

Call 03 5625 1671

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25 McCubbin Way, BERWICK A Pure Delight Colourful roses & attractive, well-kept gardens offer aesthetic appeal to the fully fenced established residence situated on a corner 688m2 approx. block in a quiet sought after location. An open plan kitchen/ meals relays a pleasant sense of space as it opens out to a paved, undercover alfresco set in an enchanting, grassy backyard amidst enchanting gardens.

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9 Howell Drive, BERWICK Family’s Take Note!

Set on a generous 756sqm allotment in Olde Berwick, conveniently placed within the Berwick Secondary School Zone, this home is fit ready to just simply move in. An abundance of light & bright accommodation, superb appointments all complemented by an outdoor pitched-roof covered deck & sunny north facing garden setting. Garden shed and extensive off street parking.

Exceptional Location!!!

Magnificently positioned in a securely held, family friendly street, this home is located only moments to the Eden Rise shopping centre precinct, St Francis Xavier College & St Catherine’s Primary School and will suit the buyer who is looking for nothing more to do than move in! Extras include ducted heating, air-conditioning, security alarm, remote control double garage with internal access.

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18 Langmore Lane BERWICK •9707

Show Stopper On 843sqm Understated elegance in one of Pakenham’s most opulent Lakeside Estates, with views across the picturesque lake. From the front entry to the back deck every inch of the house has been carefully manicured and perfectly styled. An enormous carport and has been constructed with boats, trailers or caravans in mind. Ducted heating, split system cooling, gas fireplace, oversized double remote garage.

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156 Thewlis Road

Buyers Over $1,050,000

QUALITY LOCATION – LOVELY 11 ACRES The long driveway that leads to an established home & lovely view over the neighbouring valley makes this a superb opportunity for those who are striving to have a small acreage/famlet, yet be close to all township facilities. The dwelling incorporates large open living area, 3 good sized bedrooms, ensuite & main bathroom, timber kitchen, adjoining meals area which has garden outlook, a double garage/workshop with direct entry. Plenty of shedding, 10m X 12m concrete floor & caravan/horse float area with ample room to swing trailers, boats or truck. The chook run, fenced vegie patch & 8 paddocks complete this enviable property. Not easily found, an inspection is highly recommended.

Pakenham

275 Pakenham Road

$1,150,000

UGB FRINGE - TOWNSHIP LOCATION!!

Positioned on the fringe of the Urban Growth Boundary is this sensational 25 acre parcel. 25 undulating acres, rising from the bitumen road frontage there are many glorious building sites. Four paddocks, mains water plus dams and creek water. Steel shed plus stock yards and power connected.

Excellent fencing and pasture, extensive views to Westernport Bay and the picturesque Toomuc Valley. Enjoy the convenience for today with an eye to the future!!

Tynong

Lot 48 Tynong Road

Expression Of Interest

RARE – VACANT 1 /2 ACRE This lovely gentle sloping block will be a ‘sight for sore eyes’ to those who wish to build their dream home. A wide frontage of 40 metres makes this ideal for those who need not only a home, but a shed, room for the kids and maybe a pool! Titled and ready to go as fast as you are. On the market to sell. Call now before it’s too late.

Bunyip

11-15 Railway Avenue

Buyers Over $900,000

HIGH EXPOSURE SITE – TWO TITLES This excellent industrial site which has two titles – 1777m2 and 3760m2 and substantial shedding27.5m X 8.3m (503m2) Fully enclosed - 30.5m X 12.2m (372m2) Fully enclosed including office - 21m X 9m (189m2) Open sided shed The site would lend itself to a variety of uses including rural supplies, mechanical repairs, transport yard, timber yard, second hand yard, fuel depot, panel repair shop, car yard, rural machinery sales (STCA) to name a few. Hard to find site and outstanding long term potential that will continue to be enhanced by the growth of the area. Now is the time.

Derrick Brown 0418 317 096

Stephen O’Loughlin 0408 591 170

Phil Caswell 0419 882 650

Steve Hobson 0418 897 411

119 Main Street Pakenham

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Beaconsfield 46 Scenic Boulevard

Feel at home in Beaconsfield.

For sale.

9707 0556

Buyers Over $680,000 2

Situated on 800m and located in the highly sought after “Berwick Views” estate, this home is sure to impress.

• 4 bedrooms + study • 3 spacious living areas • Entertainers kitchen, stainless steel appliances • Huge yard with concrete entertaining space With ducted heating/evap cooling + split, DLUG with internal/rear access and close to Beaconsfield village Inspect today.

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56-58 High Street Berwick obrienrealestate.com.au Paul Rogers 0418 564 032 Matthew Smith 0410 447 255

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Beaconsfield 92 Cooinda Road

Your dream 4.2 acres awaits.

For auction.

Tuesday 4 April at 7pm Auction Location- 81 High Street, Berwick (Eighty-One Fine Food and Wines) arrive early to view the documentation!

• 4.2 acres in an idyllic private location • Complete with proposed plans and a notice of decision to grant a permit • 2 street frontages

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

Beaconsfield 22 Fieldstone Boulevard

Spacious living.

For auction.

Saturday 8 April at 1:30pm Auction unless sold prior This Porter Davis home is located in the highly sought after Berwick Views Estate.

• 4 Bedrooms, master with parents retreat, WIR & ensuite, multiple living areas, heating and cooling & DLUG • Outdoor covered entertainment area with water feature and side access for a boat/caravan/trailer • Minutes from Beaconsfield and Berwick township, private & public schools, public transport & freeway access.

F4 G2 H2 9707 0556 56-58 High Street Berwick obrienrealestate.com.au Daniel Boyle 0488 788 894 Narelle Casey 0488 978 894

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Berwick 42 Harkaway Road

Plans and permit’s in place.

For auction.

Saturday 1 April at 11:30am Introducing 42 Harkaway Road Berwick.

Your new development awaits.

Complete with plans and permits for 4 townhouses and situated within 1km from the village centre.

F4 G2 H2 9707 0556 56-58 High Street Berwick obrienrealestate.com.au Daniel Arnott 0487 953 333 Alistair Boyle 0488 588 894

Berwick 5 Hayman Street

When convenience and lifestyle combine.

For auction.

Saturday 1 April at 1:30pm You will simply love living here! t 3 spacious bedrooms, master with ensuite, walk in robe and balcony t Open plan living and dining flowing to the outdoor entertaining area t Secure remote garage with internal access t Upstairs rumpus/study area This fantastic property is located in the Affinty Estate which gives you access to the Residents Club, complete with Pool, Gym, Tennis Court, BBQ area and entertainment pavilion.

F3 G2 H1 9707 0556

56-58 High Street Berwick obrienrealestate.com.au Daniel Arnott 0487 953 333 Maddie Harris 0421 106 819

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Narre Warren 53 Kendall Drive

You won’t find better.

For sale.

Buyers Over $545,000 Situated in the highly sought after Maramba Estate, immaculately presented home with everything you need on a 639m2 block.

• 3 spacious bedrooms, master with WIR and ensuite • Multiple living zones, fully appointed kitchen • Oversized entertainment area, huge backyard, large garden shed • Ducted heating, Split system airconditioning, alarm system Walking distance to parks, schools and public transport.

F3 G2 H2 9707 0556 56-58 High Street Berwick obrienrealestate.com.au Daniel Boyle 0488 788 894 Narelle Casey 0488 978 894

Narre Warren North 466-474 Belgrave-Hallam Road

7 acres of unlimited potential.

For sale.

A stunning home with loads of features. Access to great schools, the Monash Freeway, Fountain Gate & Endeavour Hills shopping centres.

Featuring: • Six generous bedrooms & an office • Designer kitchen with stainless steel appliances • Three living area & dining • Inground pool, orchard, dam, dog kennels and secure yards Also included is a fully automated home and security system that can be controlled by your smartphone or tablet.

F6 G3 H2 I1 J1 8794 0500 Office S1003 Fountain Gate SC Narre Warren obrienrealestate.com.au Peter Ferguson 0419 559 449 Penny Ferguson 0412 559 405

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For auction.

8794 0500

For sale.

8794 0500

Saturday 8 April at 11:30am Contact Agent

Office S1003 Fountain Gate SC , Narre Warren obrienrealestate.com.au Vincent Lim 0437 008 418

Buyers Over $410,000

Office S1003 Fountain Gate SC , Narre Warren obrienrealestate.com.au Jamie O’Halloran 0457 001 623 Kayla Hartley 0408 138 177

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Within close proximity to amenities Fresh carpet and paint throughout Hardwood parquetry floors BOSCH stainless steel appliances Brand new designed kitchen

• Located in the Pasadena Estate • Three stunning sized bedrooms • Open planned kitchen meals area overlooks family room • A double car lock up garage with single car rear access and internal access

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Cranbourne East 10 Dan Morgan Drive

Pakenham 44 Irving Road

For sale.

9707 0556

For sale.

9707 0556

Buyers Over $520,000

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

Buyers Over $390,000

56-58 High Street, Berwick obrienrealestate.com.au Kostya Baksheev 0451 661 771

• 4 bedrooms, master with ensuite and walk in robe • Large separate living spaces • Generous 611sqm block (approx.)

• Open plan kitchen and dining which flows to the outdoor entertaining area

F4 G2 H2

Set in the popular Falling Waters Estate, this 9 y.o property is ready for you!

• 4 bedrooms, master with WIR & ENS • 2 living areas & low maintenance yard • Close to schools shops public trans, f’way etc

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BERWICK

THIS IS A CLASS ACT THIS magnificent split-level family residence will suit the most astute buyer.

It presents sheer elegance in an elite location and showcases remarkable blended indoor and outdoor living.

It features four bedrooms with full en suites and walk-in wardrobes to the master bedroom, a genuine study has a built-in desk and shelving, and the beautiful formal lounge/ dining with ornate open fire place has pressed ceilings and feature glass doors.

A separate rumpus leads to a large timber deck that wraps around the home which is ideal for year-round entertaining.

The state-of-the-art gourmet kitchen, which incorporates granite bench tops with an abundance of cupboards and drawers plus all mod cons, is adjacent to a spacious meals area.

Numerous other features include double garage with internal access, quality fixtures, low maintenance gardens, ducted heating, split-system air-conditioners and so much more.

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Pakenham 14 Stonebridge Lane

For sale.

9707 0556

Buyers Over $400,000

56-58 High Street, Berwick obrienrealestate.com.au Sharon McMillan 0417 755 517 Michelle Crawford 0431 137 021

• 3 Large bedrooms upstairs, master with full FES and WIR and balcony • Formal lounge, well-appointed kitchen overlooking the large family meals area • Rear double garage with studio/rumpus above idea for home office/business

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5B 3C 3D 2I

Cranbourne North 258 Alisma Blvd

4B 3C 4D 2I

Cranbourne North 14 Baddeley Circuit

Living in Display Style and Quality

For Sale

Dream Family Living

For Sale

An impressive faรงade and landscaped gardens welcome you into your new dream home. Stunning kitchen with stone bench tops, window splashback & quality appliances. 3 spacious living areas The guest suite includes semi-ensuite with floor to ceiling tiles and frameless shower & WIR. The master suite with WIR and ensuite with double basins and feature freestanding tub.

Great alfresco area with ceiling fan and low maintenance garden.

Negotiation Over $699,000 View By Appointment harcourts.com.au/VBW23664

The open plan living features a massive kitchen with S/S appliances, Light filled family meals area and spacious lounge. The master suite is located conveniently downstairs, with WIR, doors out to the alfresco and ensuite with spa bath. Additionally, there is a beautiful formal lounge with gas fireplace, a spacious study and a powder room. The remaining three bedrooms are all a great size, one with ensuite. Outside features an impressive alfresco, with ceiling fan and inbuilt barbeque and gas fireplace.

Price By Negotiation View Saturday @ 10.30am harcourts.com.au/VBW23594

Debbie Brettoner M 0458 628 085 P 9707 4222 debbie.brettoner@harcourts.com.au Ryan Wallace M 0432 625 549 P 9707 4222 ryan.wallace@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Franchise / Berwick 30 High Street

4B 2C 3D 2I

Berwick 107 Earlsfield Drive

Debbie Brettoner M 0458 628 085 P 9707 4222 debbie.brettoner@harcourts.com.au Ryan Wallace M 0432 625 549 P 9707 4222 ryan.wallace@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Franchise / Berwick 30 High Street

4B 3C 4D 2J

Narre Warren South 1 Imperia Close

Spacious Family Living in Berwick

For Sale

Spacious Family Home

For Sale

On ofer is a fantastic four bedroom home on a 650sqm approx. block in ever sought ater Berwick. Spacious kitchen with quality appliances and plenty of bench and cupboard space. Adjacent is the light filled family meals area wit floating floors. The master suite includes ensuite and WIR, with the three remaining bedrooms being a great size all with BIR, serviced by the family bathroom.

Additionally there is a formal living room and massive rumpus room. Outside boasts a pergola area & huge backyard.

Price By Negotiation View Saturday @ 1.30pm harcourts.com.au/VBW23657

Situated on a beautiful 580sqm approx. corner block is the perfect family home.

Kitchen with quality appliances & WIP. The first floor includes the master suite with private ensuite, as well as a guest suite with private ensuite. Huge formal dining/living room, a study, a powder room and a large laundry. Upstairs are the two remaining bedrooms, and a beautiful, open gallery.

Outside ofers a pergola area, with ceiling fan, and inbuilt facilities including the oven & low maintenance gardens.

Price By Negotiation View Saturday @ 12.30pm harcourts.com.au/VBW23666

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Debbie Brettoner M 0458 628 085 P 9707 4222 debbie.brettoner@harcourts.com.au Ryan Wallace M 0432 625 549 P 9707 4222 ryan.wallace@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Franchise / Berwick 30 High Street

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3B 2C 2D 2J

Berwick 45 Cheviot Avenue

4B 2C 2D 6I

Beaconsfield 34 Keith Parade

Opportunity & Stylish Charm

For Sale

Serenity, peace and tranquility

Auction

A charming home located in the sought ater Berwick, this unique property situated nicely on 735m2 approx. Equipped with 3 sizeable bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, double carport and much more. As you enter this home be greeted by beautiful slate flooring throughout the hallway / kitchen and dining areas. The amazing white ceiling with pine beams continues through the home. Comfortable lounge room is accompanied by a wood fire.

Outside you can relax comfortably with the entertaining area covered by a pergola.

Price By Negotiation View By Appointment harcourts.com.au/VBW23644

Sizeable retreat set here on approximately one beautiful acre. 3BR + study / 4th BR, master favoured with WIR & full ensuite.

Incredible views looking over much of Beaconsfield, Berwick, and even out to Port Phillip Bay & to the Dandenong´s. Wood fire place, and three separate heating and cooling split systems & two 18,500 litre water tanks. Recent extension down stairs is the equivalent size of the original dwelling. You will feel like you are miles from the hustle and bustle, whilst being only minutes to suburbia.

Saturday 1st April at 3.00pm View Saturday @ 2.30pm harcourts.com.au/VBW23584

Katrina Bartlett M 0414 791 161 P 9707 4222 katrina.bartlett@harcourts.com.au Jack Keen M 0416 489 182 P 9707 4222 jack.keen@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Franchise / Berwick 30 High Street

4B 2C 2D 2I

Clyde North 44 Como Parade

brad Nicholls M 0417 324 711 P 9707 4222 brad.nicholls@harcourts.com.au Hannah Gifin M 0474 778 654 P 9707 4222 hannah.gifin@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Franchise / Berwick 30 High Street

3B 2C 2D 1H 2I

Cranbourne East 198 Linsell Blvd

Easy Living

For Sale

Aura and Elegance

Auction

Once you get past the clean and crisp façade of this home, you will enter seeing the master with ensuite and WIR and double glazed window and a theatre/living room. Through to the bright tiled kitchen/living/dining area you will find an abundance of space. The sizeable open kitchen boasts a smeg 5 burner S/S oven with range hood, and big walk in pantry. You will find the other 3 bedrooms down the end of the house along with bathroom. The backyard is completed with a decked alfresco, water feature and fire pit.

Negotiation Over $550,000 View Saturday @ 1.30pm harcourts.com.au/VBW23635

Beautifully located on some 654m2 block is this gorgeous ex display double storey. The floorplan is well designed with 3 sizeable bedrooms, plus study, the master with ensuite and WIR and a downstairs powder room, plus under staircase storage. Kitchen is equipped with quality S/S appliances. Here the room is lit with hanging pendants creating a modern and cozy feel. The meals domain then opens out to the expansive alfresco area, with outdoor ornamental gas log fireplace.

Saturday 15th April at 3.00pm View Saturday @ 2.30pm harcourts.com.au/VBW23655

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Katrina Bartlett M 0414 791 161 P 9707 4222 katrina.bartlett@harcourts.com.au Jack Keen M 0416 489 182 P 9707 4222 jack.keen@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Franchise / Berwick 30 High Street

Katrina Bartlett M 0414 791 161 P 9707 4222 katrina.bartlett@harcourts.com.au Brad Nicholls M 0417 324 711 P 9707 4222 brad.nicholls@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Franchise / Berwick 30 High Street

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5 Roy Ross Court

Romantic Charm with Rural Vistas

Positioned, perfectly on the high side of the block, capturing views of rolling hills and country landscape is this enchanting 4 bedroom weather board home. The family friendly residence, emit’s character and charm, boasting spacious lounge and dining, kitchen, incorporating, light filled dining and family room. Features wood heating, split system heating and cooling, re-cycled, hard wood timber floor boards throughout, full en suite with double vanity and walk in robe to master. A decked balcony is the ideal platform to take in the picturesque horizon and on a clear day, bay views. The well cleared, useable land on over 2 acres is perfect for a pony or 2. Located on the border of Upper Beaconsfield and Pakenham, makes for convenient living, with bus services running nearby.

Price: Buyers over $760,000 Inspect Saturday 12.00 - 12.30pm Amanda Charles 0400 347 968

BEACONSFIELD UPPER

41 Stoney Creek Road

BEACONSFIELD

COUNTRY CHARM LARGE BLOCK

BREATHTAKING BRILLIANCE

Kaye Charles presents this delightful family home positioned on over 1800m2 block. Surrounded by quality schools, kindergarten & overlooking beautiful parkland. 4 Bdr’s, mast with ens, form lounge, open plan family/meals area, study & fully appointed kitchen.

Feats wood heat,duc heat,refridge cool. Outdoors features private gardens, undercover entertaining, large dbl carport & adjoining shedding/workshop.

Situated in the exclusive Bowmans Track Estate. Feat 5 Bdr’s & 4 living rooms, formal lounge, stone kitchen, separate rumpus room & generous upstairs retreat.

Hardwood floor boards throughout, stone bench tops to all wet areas, dbl en suite & WIR to downstairs master, gas log fire, duc heating, refrigerated cool, duc vacuum, sec system & crimsafe security door, 3 bathrooms & dir entry & rear exit to the double, remote garage.

Price: Buyers Over $730,000 Inspect Saturday 2.00- 2.30pm Jeanine Presley 0438332411

Price: Expressions of Interest Inspect Saturday 1.00 - 1.30pm Jeanine Presley 0438332411

BEACONSFIELD

6/44 Railway Avenue

PAKENHAM

Sophisticated Downsizer

Refined Living in Superb Location

Designed to impress & finished to perfection, is this recently renovated town home, positioned in the elite location of Old Beaconsfield. Feats 3 Bdr’s, kitchen incorp din/fam, ens & WIR to master, duc heat, S/S cool, new wood heating, fully equipped kitchen, new flooring & dir ent dble, rem garage. Outdoor’s offers a low maintenance, private decked court yard, all within an easy walk to Beaconsfield village & public transport.

Located within a stones throw to the picturesque Cardinia Lake is this young family home. Feat 4 Bdrs, lounge, kit/din & family room, & upstairs retreat. Fully equipped kitchen boasts stone bench tops, quality appliances & ample storage.Parent’s retreat with private balcony, full ens, downstairs powder room, duc heat, evap cool, dir entry dbl garage. Outdoors offers alfresco entertaining area overlooking a landscaped yard.

Price: Buyers Over $480,000 Inspect Saturday 11.00 - 11.30am Amanda Charles 0400 347 968

Price: Buyers Over $570,000 Inspect By Appointment Amanda Charles 0400 347 968

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5A 5B 2D

3 Savile Place

UNMISTAKABLE QUALITY AUcTIoN: Saturday 8th April at 12.00pm

This brand new, state of the art, magnificently executed and low maintenance residence is set in a unique elevated pocket. The residence has been professionally colour coordinated and offers tranquillity in a secluded setting, just minutes from all facilities. A home of grand proportions, your accommodation includes five oversized and fully en-suited bedrooms, extensive wardrobe spaces and 4 living zones.

Custom built cabinetry featuring Calcutta look stone, semi- gloss two pac doors and timber compliment the limed oak flooring.

A one of a kind property in a fantastic location, an inspection is sure to impress.

AUcTIoN

BUYERS: over $760,000 Sachin Arora 0411 081 640

3A 2B 2D

69 Atlantic Drive

Modern Townhouse INSPEcT: Saturday 10:00am BUYERS: over $340,000 Libby Rodriguez 0415 269 538

This lovely 2 year old town home is an occupiers/ investors dream! 2 living areas, open plan kitchen & meals areas with ducted heating & low maintenance gardens. Situated in the popular Cardinia Lakes Estate within walking distance to the beautiful lakes, shopping & transport.

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Family friendly floorplan on a low maintenance 514m2 (approx.) allotment in Pakenham’s north side. 3 Living areas, vogue kitchen with stone benchtops & s/s appliances, decked undercover alfresco, ample room for storage- ideal home for entertaining!

INSPEcT: Saturday 11.30am

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A GREAT PLACE TO CALL HOME Visit us at: Pink Hill Boulevard, Oicer

From Princes Highway heading towards Pakenham, turn left at Fairwood Rise and follow the signs.

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3 A 4 B 20 D 1 C

153 Beaumont Road “Kialoa” Landmark luxury 20 spectacular acres and much-admired luxury residence. Extensive views, enchanting gardens and exceptional equestrian facilities. This striking contemporary home displays grand light filled living spaces, superb craftsmanship and walls of glazing that capture memorable panoramic views. Features include 3 BR’s each with ensuite, study, formal lounge and dining rooms, librarysitting room, winter lounge and stunning conservatory. External features include 15 paddocks, lane way system, loose boxes, Olympic size menage, round yard, 8 stall stable complex, tack feed & store rooms, kitchen, wcs, wash bay plus huge 36m x 7.7m machinery shed.

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inSPEct: By appointment only Graeme curtis 0419 538 940

3A 1B

155 Beaumont Road

Premium Lifestyle Opportunity A truly unique opportunity for the discerning buyer to renovate or rebuild on this elevated 20 acre Lifestyle allotment featuring a character filled 3 BR home, lush green pastures and breathtaking views from its ridgetop location. This exquisite parcel would suit equestrian, grazing and other pursuits or just simply the creation of a signature lifestyle retreat in keeping with its scenic surrounds.

Packed with charm the existing brick residence offers 3 spacious BR’s, 2 living areas, open fire, fully equipped kitchen, A/C, central bathroom and rumpus room extending to garden terrace. Only moments from Berwick Village shopping, restaurants and quality schools.

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AuctiOn Saturday 8th April at 1.00pm inSPEct: By appointment only Graeme curtis 0419 538 940

4A 2B 1D

3 Sunview Place A book collector’s oasis!

Nestled into a quiet court just South of popular Eden Rise Shopping Centre, this attractive, modern home boasts a wonderful, light filled floorplan with full length Northerly aspect. Its well-read owners have included extensive built in book cases in major rooms including the particularly spacious office/library, where a home-based business could comfortably be run from. There are 3 further living areas, 4 BR’s including ensuited main.

Gardens are fully established, low maintenance and feature privacy, affording hedging and a sunny outdoor sitting area.

inSPEct: Saturday 1.00pm BuYERS: Over $590,000 Peter Watson 0418 105 402 craig Ward 0409 695 188

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Pakenham

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Beaconsield Upper

7A 3B 4D 1C

23 Reed Avenue

“Home Ridge” Idyllic 13 Acres – 2 homes

AUCTION THIS SATURDAY

Featuring a Victorian, brick homestead in a private and tranquil setting adjoining flora and fauna reserve.

Comprises 4 bedrooms, study, 3 sep living areas, extensive outdoor living with gas heated spa.

Elevated aspect to Westernport Bay, mix of cleared pasture and timbered gullies.

Substantial lock up machinery shed/ workshop, sundry shedding plus original 3 bedroom cottage (ideal for extended family accommodation).

A superb rural setting whilst just 10 minutes to all required urban facilities.

Beaconsield

AUCTION Saturday 1st of April at 1.00pm INSPECT: Saturday 12.30pm Peter Watson 0418 105 402

250 Beaconsield-Emerald Road 25 Acre Lifestyle Haven

4A 3B 4D 1C

Featuring a craftsman built Australian homestead sited on a natural rise at the head of a lengthy private driveway the homestead is set amidst drought tolerant gardens. 10 mins from Berwick central, its café culture, quality schools & assorted services. The custom-built homestead incorporates some 38 sq of living with a fully self-contained flat, 4 BR’s, sewing room/study, solid timber galley kitchen; A home of grand proportions with an 11m wide garage under roof. Throughout the home; polished floors & double hung windows. Perfect for horse/cattle enthusiasts, the property includes stock yards, machinery shedding, 2 substantial dams and lock up workshop.

INSPECT: Saturday 3.00pm

Berwick

BUYERS:

By Negotiation Peter Watson 0418 105 402 Tracy de Riter 0407 343 629

4A 2B 2D

2 Bayliss Court North Side Court Location 4 Bedrms-3 Living Areas A superb family residence situated in a quiet north side location with 4 generous bedrooms, master with walk in robe and ensuite, large formal lounge and dining rooms, fully appointed American Oak kitchen overlooking tiled family meals area plus separate rumpus room with bar.

Double garage with rear garden access, large garden shed, huge covered patio and stunning gardens. Also included are ducted heating and cooling, ducted vacuum, water tank and garden irrigation.

INSPECT: Saturday 2.30pm BUYERS: Over $650,000 Graeme Curtis 0419 538 940

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A Diamond in Blackburn North Located in the prestigious Blackburn North area this home has everything you need plus more. With plenty of living space and with the convenience of shops and schools nearby this could be your next home. Featuring 3 generous sized bedrooms master complete with walk in robe and ensuite with the secondary bathroom servicing the other two bedrooms and separate laundry area also. A generous sized open plan kitchen which has a stainless steel gas stove, oven & dishwasher and decent sized pantry for all your

storage needs. The family/meals area adjacent to the kitchen also overlooks the backyard. With a two car garage and shed in the backyard you will have plenty of storage room.

Comprising two other good sized living areas this home provides plenty of space for your family to live comfortably in. With all of your amenities at your fingertips including, close access to all major freeways, shopping centers, and schools, this home is not one to be missed this weekend.

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

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Berwick Beauty Located in the highly regarded St. Johns Wood Estate in Berwick this home will give you everything you need plus more.

Featuring 3 bedrooms with the master bedroom including an ensuite and generous sized WIR. The remaining two bedrooms with BIR’s are serviced by the family bathroom.

This freshly renovated home will feel brand new as soon as you walk in, with exquisite new flooring and carpet throughout and updated bathrooms there is no more work needed it is ready to move in now.

The light filled living area flows into the family meals area which is open to the spacious, bright updated kitchen with quality stainless steel appliances including dishwasher and Caesar stone benchtops. A large front and rear yard with twin single garages and outdoor entertainment area completes the package.

Situated only moments from schools, parks, shops, public transport and the university this home is surely not one to be missed this weekend.

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stove/oven and glass splashback and lots more to offer too!

If you need living space then you will be spoilt for choice, lounge in the separate rumpus with double doors or the upstairs living, great for the kids or teenagers. Heating and Cooling for comfort all year through. If the outdoors is more your domain, the large block of 794m2 is sure to impress, with the covered outdoor entertaining area. A nice wide frontage, great for someone with a boat or caravan and rear roller access to the double garage and water tank. Come and see for yourself, or miss out on this opportunity.

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

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10 Marine Road, Tenby Point 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.

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Bass Valley - 5678 8433 1505 Bass Highway

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DREAM FAMILY LIVING Grand living is now on offer in a highly sought-after area.

An exceptional facade complemented by beautifully landscaped gardens invokes a presence of grandeur and sophisticated living.

Entering, visitors are met with a spacious walkway as well as the winding staircase to the upper level.

The open-plan living features a massive kitchen with quality stainless steel appliances, Caesarstone bench tops and ample bench and cupboard space.

Beyond is the light-filled family meals area and the spacious lounge.

The large master suite is located conveniently downstairs with a huge walk-in wardrobe, doors out to the alfresco as well as a private en suite with spa bath.

Additionally, there is a beautiful formal lounge with gas fireplace, a spacious study and a powder room. Upstairs, the remaining three bedrooms are all a great size, one with handy en suite and all three with built-in wardrobes and serviced by the main bathroom and versatile kids’ retreat.

Outside features an impressive alfresco with ceiling fan and in-built barbecue and gas fireplace that creates great ambiance and is perfect for year-round entertaining.

Also on offer are low-maintenance gardens and plenty of room for the kids or family pet to move.

Features include ducted cooling, ducted heating and internal access to the double lock-up garage.

The home is in close proximity to Casey Central, freeway access, public and private schools, public transport and all amenities.

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Entertain Me Corner the market with this perfect family home situated on an outstanding block of 630m2 and an amazing entertainment area that is fully equipped to hold the parties of all parties. As you approach this magnificent 4 bedroom plus study/kids retreat home you will instantly notice the meticulous care the owners have taken to make sure the house is in it best condition for the new owners. The generous sized bedrooms, cater for teenagers with big beds and built in robes to store away their belongings.

A fully equipped kitchen, which has a S/S 900mm upright gas stove, dishwasher and double pantry overlooks a huge

family/meals area that has lots of natural light flowing into the house and gorgeous tonings. Adjacent to the huge family/meals area is a separate rumpus room. The extensive and well thought out entertainment area is the enclosed from the natural elements and provides a magnificent BBQ area for the Nigella’s of the world. The range hood, BBQ, bench’s, cupboards and wash up basin makes the parties all that much easier with an entertainment area like this.

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ENDEAVOUR HILLS

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22 Fieldstone Blvd

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CLYDE NORTH

35 Janet Bowman Blvd

Sat 1.00pm - 1.30pm

OBrien - 9707 0556

44 Como Parade

Sat 1.30pm - 2.00pm

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15 Scenic Drive

Sat 1.00pm - 1.30pm

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11 Riverbank Close

Sat 1.00pm - 1.30pm

Peake Real Estate – 9707 5300

6/44 Railway Avenue

Sat 11.00am

12 Flowerbloom Crescent

Sat 11.30am -12.00pm

27 Hammerwood Green

Sat 12.30pm - 1.00pm

52 Flowerbloom Crescent

Sat 11.30am - 12.30pm Peake Real Estate – 9707 5300

7 Fieldstone Blvd

Sat 2.00pm - 2.30pm

OBrien - 9707 0556

27 Campaspe Dr

Sat 12.00pm - 12.30pm

OBrien - 9707 0556

34 Keith Parade

Sat 2.30pm - 3.00pm

Harcourts - 9707 4222 27 Campaspe Dr

Sun 12.00pm - 12.30pm

OBrien - 9707 0556

Kaye Charles - 9707 0111 Harcourts - 9707 4222

17 Ballarto Road

Sun 2.00pm - 2.30pm

OBrien - 9706 0556

Harcourts - 9707 4222

250 Beaconsfield-Emerald Rd Sat 3.00pm - 3.30pm First National Neilson Partners - 9707 6000

NARRE WARREN

45 Gleneagles Drive

Sat 10.00am - 10.30am

OBrien - 9706 0556

3 Savile Place

Sat 11.30am - 12.00pm First National Neilson Partners - 9705 4888

7 Doyle Place

Sat 10.00am - 10.30am

OBrien - 9706 0556

20 Murdoch Avenue

Sat 12.00pm - 12.30pm

OBrien - 9706 0556

3 Leila Court

Sat 11.00am - 11.30am

OBrien - 9706 0556

53 Kendall Drive

Sat 2.00pm - 2.30pm

OBrien - 9707 0556

71 Crossdale Rise

Sat 11.00am - 11.30am

OBrien - 9706 0556

551 Princes Highway

Sat 2.30 - 3.00pm

249 Power Road

Sat 12.00pm - 12.30pm

OBrien - 9706 0556

1 Splendens Walk

Sun 1.00pm - 1.30pm

OBrien - 9706 0556

6 Fleming Close

Sat 12.00pm - 12.30pm

OBrien - 9706 0556

36 Ohio Cresent

Sun 11.00am - 11.30am

OBrien - 9706 0556

23 Primrose Hill Close

Sat 2.00pm - 2.30pm

OBrien - 9706 0556

20 Murdoch Avenue

Sun 12.00pm - 12.30pm

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5 Melliodora Court

Sat 2.00pm - 2.30pm

OBrien - 9706 0556

53 Kendall Drive

Sun 2.00pm - 2.30pm

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4 Nicholson Close

Sat 3.00pm - 3.30pm

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67 Valley Fair Drive

Thur 5.00pm - 5.30pm

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5 Charles Green Avenue

Sat 3.00pm - 3.30pm

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5 Janmara Court

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9 Dunster Court

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Sat 4.00pm - 4.30pm

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3 Throsby Court

Sat 4.00pm - 4.30pm

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92 Gleneagles Drive

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7 Doyle Place

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3 Throsby Court

Sun 11.00am - 11.30am

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4 Nicholson Close

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CRANBOURNE 170 Beaconsfield Emerald Rd Sat 3.00pm - 3.30pm

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22 Fieldstone Blvd

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7 Fieldstone Blvd

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OBrien - 9707 0556

11 Strzelecki Court

Sat 2.00pm - 2.30pm

95 Sladen Street 11 Strzelecki Court

OBrien - 9706 0556

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Sat 1.00pm - 1.30pm

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23 Reed Avenue

Sat 12.30pm - 1.00pm First National Neilson Partners - 9707 6000

41 Stoney Creek Rd

Sat 2.00pm

24 Brennan Avenue

Sat 2.00pm - 2.30pm

Kaye Charles - 9707 0111 Peake Real Estate - 9707 5300

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OBrien - 5979 8833

BEACONSFIELD UPPER 2 Yackatoon Road

585 Belgrave Hallam Road Sat 1.00pm - 1.30pm First National Neilson Partners - 9705 4888

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95 Sladen Street

NARRE WARREN EAST

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CRANBOURNE EAST 198 Linsell Blvd

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CRANBOURNE NORTH 14 Baddeley Circuit

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23 Lansbury Drive

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1 Imperia Close

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Harcourts - 9707 4222

15 Shamrock Close

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LJ Hooker - 9707 2155

23 Lansbury Drive

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25 Bounty Way

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9 Howell Drive

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21 Lydia Mary Drive

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5 Eton Court

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5 Melliodora Court

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11 Madura Street

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9 Dunster Court

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SOMERVILLE

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OBrien - 5979 8833

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DROUIN 18 Springwater Drive

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22 Natren Court

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42 Cook Street

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10 John Edgcumbe Way

25 Bounty Way

Sun 12.00pm - 12.30pm

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24 Foster Street

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GARFIELD

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12 Gary Avenue

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19 Archer Road

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222 Lovers Lane

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PAKENHAM

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3 Sunview Place

59 Guelph Street TYABB 2/100 The Cresent

13 Cypress Court

Sat 11.00am - 11.30am

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1/15 Lardner Road

Sat 11.00am - 11.30am

Harcourts – 5625 2877

HALLAM

Harcourts – 5625 2877

4/15 Lardner Road

Sat 11.00am - 11.30am

Harcourts – 5625 2877

10/4 Young Road

Harcourts – 5625 2877

7 Helen Street

Sat 11.30am - 12.00pm

Harcourts – 5625 2877

NARRE WARREN

1 Archer Court

Sat 2.00pm - 2.30pm

Harcourts – 5625 2877

1 Splendens Walk

Sat 1.00pm - 1.30pm

OBrien - 9706 0556

24 Foster Street

Wed 3.00pm - 3.45pm

Harcourts – 5625 2877

67 Valley Fair Drive

Sat 1.00pm - 1.30pm

OBrien - 9706 0556

5 Hayman Street

Auction 1.30pm

OBrien - 9707 0556

36 Ohio Cresent

Sat 11.00am - 11.30am

OBrien - 9706 0556

42 Harkaway Road

Auction 11.30am

OBrien - 9707 0556

Unit 4/138 Fleetwood Drive Sat 11.00am - 11.30am

OBrien - 9706 0556

7 Heard Close

Sat AUCTION 11.00am

OBrien - 9707 0556

WARRAGUL

84-88 Wattletree Road 55 Nash Road

Sat 1.15pm - 2.15pm Sat 3.00pm - 3.30pm

CLYDE 37 Pasadena Boulevard

Sat 1.00pm - 1.30pm

OBrien - 9706 0556

17 Ballarto Road

Sat 2.00pm - 2.30pm

OBrien - 9706 0556

ENDEAVOUR HILLS

37 Pasadena Boulevard

Sun 1.00pm - 1.30pm

OBrien - 9706 0556

92 Gleneagles Drive

Sat 1.00pm - 1.30pm

OBrien - 9706 0556

Sat 2.30 - 3.00pm

Only Estate Agents - 8786 8889

21 Hayes Drive

Sat 12.15pm - 12.45pm

Harcourts – 5625 2877

21 Hayes Drive

Wed 4.00pm - 4.45pm

Harcourts – 5625 2877

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School Holidays and Getaways

A Star Advertising Feature

Settle into a cabin at Tambo River Tourist Park.

Unwind with a holiday at Tambo River Tourist Park.

Take a great break on Tambo The Tambo River Tourist Park at Swan Reach is a great place to spend a short break.

The past few months have seen many visitors finding what staff and regulars already know - the area has so much to offer.

Visitors can enjoy scenic drives, visiting the local wineries or fresh fruit farms, cycling the rail trail or taking a bike ride to Metung for coffee.

The bush is beautiful and there are

many roads to explore, and the possibility of finding ruins of old quarries, mills or machinery left behind from days gone by is always there.

The river is perfect for kayaks and boats, and fishing is always a popular pastime.

There are plenty of places to enjoy fishing from the bank so a boat is not necessary to hook the best catches.

The past year has seen a great increase in the number of overnight stays

in caravans and campers. Tambo River offers powered and unpowered sites.

Waste disposal is available at all sites and the usual laundry, camp kitchen and barbecue facilities are on hand.

As more and more travellers are enjoying extended trips with their ‘best friends’ Tambo River is pleased to welcome pets to the park.

Some restrictions do apply regarding pets at Christmas and Easter.

The park also offers comfortable

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Explore the fascinating world of science at the Nobbies these school holidays.

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Explore the scientific principles behind music, light, force and motion at the Antarctic Journey.

From Saturday 1 April, the Antarctic Journey at the Nobbies, Phillip Island, will play host to a range of fascinating and interactive scientific experiences as part of the Science on the Move travelling exhibition, created by Questacon - The National Science and Technology Centre in Canberra.

Science on the Move is a collection of 23 exhibits and 35 hands-on experiences that will engage both the mind and body in all things science.

“Science on the Move lets visitors discover concepts such as electricity, magnetism and human senses in a fun, interactive way,” said education coordinator Kim Dunstan.

Visitors can experiment with sound by hitting pipes of varying lengths with a rubber thong to play a tune, or make music using a row of bottles filled with different volumes of water and air, to produce different pitched sounds.

Science on the Move explores key themes such as physics and biology.

Visitors can determine the balance point of different shaped rods and everyday items like a broom, or lift blocks to gauge how heavy the blocks would feel on other planets in the Solar System.

With a range of puzzles, visitors can also showcase their problem solving skills as they try to balance six loose sticks in mid-air on top of an upright stick, and working with space to manoeuvre four identical spaces into three.

“We are really excited to host the Science on the Move exhibition and look forward to seeing the community enjoy all of the activities on offer,” Kim said.

Suitable for ages eight and up, but with topics of varying complexity, Science on the Move will engage all ages about the wonders of science.

Science on the Move will be open between 10am and 4pm from Saturday 1 April to Sunday 16 April.

Admission is included with either a 4 Parks Pass or an Antarctic Journey entry ticket.

For further information contact Phillip Island Nature Parks at info@penguins.org.au or phone 5951 2800 or check out www.penguins.org.au.

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and affordable cabins in a variety of sizes. The cabins are popular with families and groups.

Tambo River welcomes a number of fishing groups during the winter months, and groups of friends and families holidaying together.

The village of Swan Reach has a well-stocked general store with post office and newsagency, a hotel providing meals and cold beer, and a service station for fuel, mechanical repairs and fishing gear.

Bait, boat repairs and take away food are all available in the neighbourhood.

The weather in autumn is usually very mild. Tambo River staff members would love to welcome new visitors to their beautiful part of the world.

For booking or further information phone 5156 4314 or visit www.tamborivertouristpark.com, or find Tambo River Tourist Park on Facebook and start planning the next holiday now.

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Fresh bite has real ap-peel

By Cam Lucadou-Wells There’s a simple recipe for what makes a perfect apple.

According to orchard owner Ray Montague the ideal variety has crunch, flavour and sweetness.

His Narre Warren North-based company Montague Fresh recently unveiled a new variety of early-season apple, the Smitten, which measures up to all his key criteria.

In the late 1990s, new varieties such as the Fuji, pink lady and royal gala landed on the market and heralded a “changing world”, Mr Montague said.

The public taste turned away from lesser eating-quality fruit such as red delicious, Mr Montague said.

“The new apples are sweet, crisper, harder and live out on the kitchen bench for a while.

“Our challenge is to continue to titillate the palate of the consumer. The consumer gets quickly bored.”

The Montagues have scoured the world’s breeding programs for new varieties, buying up New Zealand’s Jazz and Envy in recent years.

Mr Montague said that up to 2000 new strains of apple came out of the

world’s 80 or so breeding programs each year.

Of those, there is perhaps one new apple of five-star quality to discover.

“We know what we’re looking for,” he said.

Six years ago he was taken with the flavoursome breed called Smitten - a blend of Gala, Braeburn, Falstaff and Fiesta varieties. It has since been planted in Victorian orchards supplying Montague.

The breed is a medium-sized apple with extremely high consistency and firmness, Mr Montague said.

“It’s an easy apple to eat. With a Smitten, you can eat another one and then another one.

“There are lovely juices in it.”

Ray’s father, Bill, first sprouted the business in the lush Narre Warren North hills in 1948 with little idea on how to grow apples.

However, with sound advice and an innovative bent, he travelled and was the first to bring international technologies such as natural waxing into Australia.

Side by side, Montague also ran a thriving cold-storage business for fruits and other goods such as cheeses.

Montague Fresh owners Ray and Suzy Montague with the new-variety apple, the Smitten.

The 80 hectare apple orchards branched into others in Harcourt in Victoria, Tasmania and New South Wales as well as plantations of stone fruit like plums, peaches and apricots.

Montague went truly national when it started supplying supermarket chains

such as Woolworths and Coles.

The next chapter is a proposed $40 million national packhouse and import-export distribution hub for apples and stone fruit in Narre Warren North within three years.

Mr Montague said the hub is re-

quired to help make the fruit industry more efficient and internationally competitive.

“Australia has been a poor exporter of apples to the world.

“We’re an expensive country so you’ve got to pick your niche markets.”

Last year, Montague shipped off 50 containers of pink lady to Holland and the UK. It hopes to be a significant exporter of nectarines and plums into China.

“China is not a given,” Mr Montague said.

“It’s hard work. They demand extremely good fruit.”

The venture also has vast tourist potential as a stopping point between Melbourne and Gippsland or Phillip Island, Mr Montague said.

The tourism experience could include tours of the orchards and facilities, fruit tasting and learning how fruit is grown.

Members of state and federal governments have expressed support for the hub, with planning approval already granted by Yarra Ranges Council, he said.“It’s a bloody big risk,” Mr Montague said.

“But it’s about having a go.”

Treats all around

Caia, of Narre Warren South, gets behind the wheel of a CFA fire truck.

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Left: George, 19 months, enjoying the soccer practice at Oakgrove Community Centre.

Narre kids revel in the right department for working life Narre Warren students have taken a first-hand look at the “world of work” inside the Victorian employment department.

The Fountain Gate Secondary College students visit was part of non-profit group Doxa’s University Pathways Program which targets students in “disadvantaged” outer-Melbourne areas to help them get into the

job market.

The visit to Melbourne’s CBD included a workshop as well as a tour of the Department of Economic Development, Jobs, Transport and Resources.

Doxa chief executive Stephen Silk said students gained insight into the government workforce and life after high

school.

“The program allows participating students to begin to explore the world of work.

“The workshop also allows students to gain confidence in their personal and communication skills to help them realise their potential and achieve personal greatness.”

Right: Fountain Gate Secondary College students, back row, Jacob, Jagdeep, Jaskarn, middle row, Luke, Denzel, Brendan, Chantelle, Evangeline, front row, Ngoc, Emily and Jessica.

By Cam Lucadou-Wells Children enjoyed a long list of treats, including a fire truck, jumping castle and animal farm, at an open day at Oakgrove Community Centre on 24 March.

Other activities included a concert, arts, face painting and food stalls.

The centre in Narre Warren South hosts a pre-school playgroup, as well as activities for children and adults.

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By Cam Lucadou-Wells An inaugural ‘March Madness’ tournament between 70 young South Sudanese basketballers left nothing on the 24/7 HOOPS court at Dandenong on 25 March.

Eight teams - including three local Red Roo teams which draw players from Melbourne’s southeast, east and the La Trobe Valley - took part.

As is the tradition at similar national comps, Red Roo - organised

by Dandenong-based businessman James Kerr - emerged victorious.

Red Roo assistant coach Wicthiel King said the tournament was based on the March Madness Tournament involving all the NCAA Division One basketball teams in the US. “We thought it would be a great idea to run the same tournament here in Australia since most of our guys and a lot of the young people ... want to play college basketball in the US.” Mr King said the tournament also filled a gap in the calendar between the South Sudanese Summer

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Slam in December and the National Classic competition in July.

“I always wanted to run a small tournament in the south-eastern suburbs but just never had the resources and someone to believe in it.

“It brings the South Sudanese community together and gives these young people something to do during that waiting period.”

Many of the Red Roo players are prepared for SAT tests in May as part of winning a US college basketball scholarship.

Mr Kerr, who has devoted hours of time and his own money to educating, feeding and supporting the Red Roo players, believes the players are talented enough to succeed.

He says the players will have to study hard to pass the SAT - a gen-

eral English and maths exam that is equivalent to VCE. “They’re going to be doubly smart - taking on the VCE and the SAT at the same time.

“They’re going to be smart kids, nice smart athletes - that’s what I want them to be.”

Mr Kerr is seeking to liaise with Greater Dandenong Council and Victoria Police.

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Yoga 4 all with relaxation Iyenga Yoga focuses on the structural alignment of the body through the performance of posture and breathing control. This style of yoga is designed for all fitness levels and is excellent for beginners, the elderly and those recovering from an injury.

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Evening yoga with meditation Qualified instructor Sarah teaches a classical yoga session, incorporating breathing and meditation. Please wear loose comfortable clothing and bring a blanket and a mat if you have one.

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Senior Citizen’s Club Hallam Senior Citizens Club is open Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Members

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

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

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

Problem drinkers Gazelle Holland Festival The Rotary Club of Monash would like to invite one and all to the 2017 Holland Festival. After a hiatus for three years, the Holland Festival is back, brought to you by The Holland Festival Inc, a notfor-profit organisation that is an initiative of the Rotary Club of Monash. There will be: restaurants serving hot Dutch meals, Dutch street food, licenced bars, kids rides at the Kermis, carnival parade, Dutch games and heaps more. The festival will be held at Akoonah Park, Berwick on Saturday 8 April, 10am to 10pm.

All-ages festival however some licensed areas are 18+ only. www.hollandfestival. org.au. enjoy carpet bowls, bingo, games, clubroom events and day tours. New members are welcome.

■ For further information, contact president Dorothy Mickelson on 9796 7580. The centre is at 2 Princes Domain Drive, Hallam.

New classes Endeavour Hills Neighbourhood Centre has new classes running for term one including computing for beginners, English as a second language, introduction to iPads, and crossword, chess and conversation friendship groups. Classes are small and friendly and have very affordable rates. There is also a free Australian Taxation Office information session designed for newly arrived Australians to explain how the tax system works.

■ For bookings and inquiries phone 9700 3789

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.

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.au

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

Morning tea supplied.

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Stitch up a course Stitch and Chat is a weekly practical workshop for sewing crafts - knitting, embroidery, quilting, crochet - led by a guest facilitator.

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

Affordable healthy cooking Healthy cooking teaches participants to prepare healthy home-cooked meals. Aimed at families and singles, this series of weekly demonstrations will be supported by followup practical sessions for each recipe.

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

Walking group Walk and Talk is a free weekly walking group that meets at Balla Balla Community Centre every Tuesday. Participants enjoy great walks that are self-paced. It’s a great way to meet new people and exercise at the same time.

Mental health program Grow offers a 12-step recovery focused program to those who are suffering from stress, anxiety, depression and other emotional difficulties.

■ Berwick Neighbourhood Centre, 112 High Street, Berwick, every Wednesday at 10am.

For further information, contact Grow Community Centre on 1800 558 268 or visitwww. grow.org.au. Gold coin donation appreciated.

Parkrun Participate with more than 100 others in a free five-kilometre timed event every Saturday morning. The event caters for serious runners and for those wanting a jog or even a walk.

■ Saturdays at 8am at Berwick Springs. Visit the Berwick Springs Parkrun website for more information.

Walk the centre Cranbourne Park offers health walks where participants are taken by a qualified instructor from the YMCA. Registrations can be taken on the day and participants are encouraged to wear loose fitting clothes and comfortable walking shoes.

■ Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7.40am in the fresh food area and the walk finishes at 8.45am.

Car boot and sale The Cranbourne Bowling Club holds a car boot and market sale on the first Sunday of every month.

■ 5 Grant Street, PO Box 126, Cranbourne, free entry but $10 per car. For more information, call Shirley Venville on 0411 774 783 or email crannybowls@bigpond.com.

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Samantha aims to inspire all women

By Nick Creely

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“Once you exercise you never regret it.”

That’s the very simple yet inspiring message from Pakenham mum and personal trainer Samantha Bond.

The 32-year-old marathon runner has become a face of change in women’s fitness in Australia, helping motivate thousands of busy mum’s - and all women - make a positive change and make exercise a priority.

She has been selected as one of 12 women in Australia to be an ambassador for the Running Divas, an online women’s fitness and health community that provides training, support, guidance to women who are looking to achieve their fitness and health goals.

“It’s basically a women’s running community, and it's Australia wide - they offer nutritional advice and programs for anyone who has never run before or for people running ultra-marathons,” she explained.

“They have social media and training programs in order to sort of support women to get out and run - basically I am representing a brand for events coming up and helping out on the Facebook page and motivating women who are involved in the Running Divas.”

As a working mum of a young child, Samantha understands why exercise can sometimes be forgotten, but said that strategies can ensure that it becomes a normalised part of life.

“I have got a near two-year-old son, Rhett I definitely know what it’s like for women who have young children and how busy life can be - I just schedule my exercise as appointments, just like I’d do with work meetings or other appointments,” she said.

“I try and tell people to just give it a go and get out there for 15 minutes - even if you haven’t done it ever before just give it a go, and try and make it a regular practice - you will see great results physically and mentally.

“Exercise gives you a great release and the mental side of things is a major focus for the Running Divas.

“We do focus on people 18+ primarily, but across the board there’s a range of different ages which is great - some have been running for years and some are just beginning - it’s just a great running community.”

Although she helps inspire women to get out and run, she will also be representing the Running Divas on a personal level, with a busy 2017 scheduled.

“I did the Melbourne Marathon last year which was just such an amazing experience, so this year I’ll be doing the Run for Kids on 9 April, the Run Melbourne and then the Melbourne Marathon again in October,” she explained.

For more information on how to get involved, visit the Running Divas Facebook page or visit runningdivas.com.au

Daniel stars in grand final outing to remember

By Nick Creely DDCA TURF 1 GRAND FINAL REVIEW Mordialloc can lay claim to being the most dominant Turf 1 side of the last decade, after downing Heinz-Southern Districts to hold their hands on their second piece of silverware in three years.

And it took one of the most special individual performances in Turf 1 history from Ian Daniel to achieve it, with the Bloodhounds all-rounder dominating proceedings.

With the first ever stand-alone grand final in the association’s history, crowds flocked to Arch Brown Reserve in Berwick to see history in the making.

Mordialloc elected to bat on a belter of a deck that had a little bit for both batsman and bowler, and from the outset it was obvious runs were gold, and that anything over 200 would be difficult to chase.

Daniel, who has played some destructive knocks throughout the season, was on-song early with some piercing stroke-play, and raced away early to set the tone for the Bloodhounds.

But when he was dismissed for a glorious 62, which included two massive sixes, the score was 3/81, such was his dominance.

This lifted the tails of the Cobras’ bowlers, led by the swinging dynamo Kaushyla Weeraratne (3/61) and the ever slick Michael Davies (2/39), who then wrestled back control over the contest to leave the Bloodhounds at 6/129.

Stuart Squires (54) then proceeded to play a true captain’s knock, despite the dominos regularly falling behind him, grinding out some testing periods to lift his side to a highly competitive 220, with the last wicket falling on the last over of the day’s play.

Hari Krishan (26) was also amongst

the runs for the Bloodhounds, belting two sixes off Chadwick Van Estrop in quick succession.

On the final day of the 2016/17 season, the Cobras were locked in an almighty battle, grinding out the first half-hour, with Squires and Chathura Athukorala steaming in and hitting relentlessly good lines.

At the first drinks-break on day two, the Cobras were 1/22 off 15 overs, Adam Semmens back in the sheds after being trapped LBW by Daniel, needing a strong partnership to get back into the contest.

Brad Downe and Rob Davies then set about building a partnership, reaching 1/40 off 33 overs heading into the lunch break.

But it all fell apart after lunch as soon as Daniel got his hands on the leather.

He then shredded the middle-order in brutal fashion, snaring the key trio Matt Cox (3), Kaushyla Weeraratne (3) and Michael Davies (0) in a matter of minutes, leaving the Cobras hanging by a thread at 5/58, before dismissing Shehan Bandaranyake (3) almost instantly to leave them six down.

Brodie Yapp (24) and Rob Davies (53) desperately tried to get them back into the contest, fighting resolutely before Stuart Squires (1/33) broke through to remove Yapp.

At 7/92 there was only the slightest bit of hope left - until the sight of Daniel streaming in ended it.

He took out the stumps of Trevor Davies (4) to leave them 7/101, a brief period of resistance ensured the Cobras would then reach 7/138, before Chathura Athukorala (1/22) snared Rob Davies and then instantly Daniel skittled Chadwick Van Estrop’s stumps to cap off a memorable day.

Daniel finished with the astonishing figures of 8/43 off 27.2 overs, and a total of 15 wickets and 68 runs across two finals.

Chathura Athukorala, left, and Stuart Squires take off for a run.

166486 Picture: ROB CAREW It mirrored and probably outshadowed some of the legendary grand final performances of the past, such as Cam Dinger’s 6/44 in the second innings of the 2015/16 decider, Yoshan Kumara’s 9/60 in a losing cause in 2013/14, and Daniel Watson’s whirlwind 188 not out in 2012/13.

He was duly awarded the Man of the Match, in a performance that needed to be seen to be believed.

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Tough opening night crowd FFV - State Leagues REVIEW - Round 1 State League 1 - South-East Casey Comets lost out in a tough opening season match against a battling Mornington team in front of a record crowd at Comets Stadium last Friday night.

After a tough opening 20 minutes, the Casey team thought they had weathered the storm, but a goal out of nothing from Craig Smart in the 26th minute changed the momentum.

From about 40 metres out, he lobbed a ball into the Casey box which just sneaked in under the crossbar to put the reigning champions 1-0 up.

Any chance of a comeback was squashed in the opening minute of the second half, when after a clever move down the right flank it was knocked into the edge of the box where Ryan Paczkowski turned his defender and buried it past Faraz Zenoozi in the Casey goal.

Casey brought on new recruit Allando Matheson and moved into a more attacking mode and despite creating a few chances which fell to Matheson, they could not score a goal to get back into the game.

Despite being in the losing team, Adam Dunsford won the Mornington Mercedes Player award on the night.

Next week sees the Comets at home again on Friday night against one of the league favourites Malvern City.

Reserves start at 6.30pm and Seniors at 8.30pm.

State League 2 - South-East Fierce local soccer rivals Berwick City and Doveton faced up for the sea-

Orlando Mejias from Berwick City heads towards goals in the final minutes of their clash with Doveton.

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son opener of State League 2 South East on Saturday afternoon.

Both teams recruited heavily during the off season, starting with new head coaches who both took charge of their own senior team for the first time.

Former Doveton player Tony Saun-

ders Jnr has taken over at his old club while Berwick City appointed previous Dandenong City assistant Gerry McDonagh. To add spice to the contest, former Doveton captain Gary Davidson lined up against his old team after making the move to Berwick during the pre-season.

In a tight contest, it was Berwick who struck first through new recruit Ruben Ichim who got through the Doveton defence and calmly slotted the ball past Doveton keeper Stuart Webster to make it 1-0 going into the break.

The second half was a more open

contest with chances at both ends.

With five minutes to go in the game, Berwick skipper Orlando Mejias produced a great solo effort to kill off Doveton’s hopes and give his team an important 2-0 win.

Berwick City coach McDonagh was pleased with the result and said that it may take more time for his squad to fully gel.

“We have a very new squad with only three players out of our 16 today who were with the club last year, so we are still getting used to each other,” he said.

“We didn’t play that well, but it was understandable as it was the first game of the season and a local derby as well.

"It was naturally a very physical and intense game and we made it hard for ourselves by missing some easy chances, and it was always going to come down to players taking their opportunities.”

Next week Doveton are at home against Doncaster while Berwick travel away to take on Peninsula Strikers.

State League 5 - South Pakenham United have started their season in incredible fashion, annihilating Drouin 8-0 in their clash at IYU Recreation Reserve on Saturday.

Keegan Bloomfield, Nawrooz Khademi and Liri Merinica all scored two goals apiece in the dominant display.

In other matches, the Casey Panthers have defeated Chelsea FC 2-1, while Bunyip District have lost their first state-league match 1-4 to Rowville Eagles SC.

Spoljaric claims Wookey Medal QUIZ NUMBER 1550 1. WHO scored the most runs in cricket’s 2015 World Cup? 2. TO which famous Australian athlete did Czech Emil Zatopek give one of his gold medals?

3. WHICH golfer has won the most major world titles?

4. WHAT was the host country for the 2006 World Cup soccer finals?

5. WHICH two famous pacers hailed from the NSW country town of Temora?

6. WHAT is the traditional venue for the United States Open tennis titles?

7. WHICH country boasts hurling as its national sport?

8. WHICH well known international yacht race is held in British waters?

9. WHO took the most wickets for Australia in the Ashes cricket series against England in 2013?

10. IN which sport did Malcolm Milne become Australia’s first international champion?

11. WHERE was Phar Lap placed in his only race in America?

12. WHICH two English soccer clubs play annually in the Merseyside local derby?

13. WHAT question is asked as a tennis racquet is spun to decide who serves before a match?

14. WHICH British import won the 1986 Sydney Cup? 15. WHO is the only Australian golfer to win the British Amateur title?

16. WHICH male swimmer collected the most medals by an Australian at a single Olympics prior to Ian Thorpe?

17. WHICH sport uses the terms ‘glass back’, ‘foot fault’ and ‘boast’?

18. WHICH NSW and former Test batsman faced the first ball for the breakaway World Series Cricket?

19. AFTER how many games in a tennis set is a tie break introduced?

20. WHAT sport is played by the Sydney Kings?

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By Nick Creely Cranbourne and Dandenong District legend Steve Spoljaric has claimed his fifth Alan Wookey Medal for the Turf 1 top-player, narrowly pipping his teammate Matt Chasemore and Berwick all-rounder Jarrod Armitage for the DDCA's top gong on Wednesday 22 March’s presentation evening.

The 40-year-old superstar continued on his stunning career in 2016/17, scoring 681 runs at 85.1, including three centuries and a further 25 wickets with the ball.

In what was an entertaining and somewhat bizarre acceptance speech, Spoljaric said that individual accolades mean nothing compared to the feeling of winning a premiership.

“You don’t play for these things - last year’s grand final, that’s the fun part, the best part, and that’s with no disrespect to the umpires - the grand final we played last year, that was the highlight for me,” he said.

Spoljaric described his training regime, or lack of, to the packed crowd.

“Well, I live in Sale - it’s two hours away - to be honest with you, and this is just for a laugh, that Dandy West game (153 runs) was the first time I picked up a bat since last year’s grand final - that’s fair dinkum,” he said.

But it could be the last time Spoljaric struts his stuff on the DDCA stage, with his involvements with greyhound racing becoming a major focal point in his life.

“I’m not really sure - greyhounds are a priority, though, it’s quite busy preparing them all I’ve never liked hard work and finally I actually have to do some, I am 40.

“We’ll see what happens.”

In what was one of the most interesting parts of his speech, Spoljaric was asked whether it was harder to prepare for a dog than it is to prepare for cricket.

“Dogs don’t talk to you, they just do as they’re told,” he said.

Spoljaric put his success down to sensing moments, and simplifying the parts of the game so

Steven Spoljaric in full flight. 161454 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS many others find difficult.

“The better players will stand up in finals most people crumble under pressure but the better players won’t,” he said.

“I sense moments in games, when Chooka (Chathura Athukorala) was bowling well last game, I didn’t want to let him get on top, and it didn’t last, unfortunately.

“It’s all about trying to put pressure on the bowler - don’t be stationery and don’t be frightened.

“I’ve scored a few runs this year - it’s not the bowlers that get the wickets, it’s the pitches I play on that have got me - bowlers bowl the ball, I don’t think about who I’m facing - it’s the wickets this year, I’ve played on some pretty slow wickets - but just play the ball, mate, that’s the old rule.”

Spoljaric’s teammate and last year’s Wookey Medallist, Matt Chasemore, was close behind after another stellar season, while Jarrod Armitage was brilliant in his first season at Berwick after crossing over from Springvale South.

The full Wookey Medal Top 10: 1. Steve Spoljaric, Cranbourne - 30 2. Matt Chasemore, Cranbourne - 28 3. Jarrod Armitage, Berwick - 26 4. Chathua Athukorala, Mordialloc - 23 5. Ian Daniel, Mordialloc - 23 6. Nathan King, Springvale South - 22 7. Janaka Liyanabadalge, Narre Warren - 22 8. Matthew Hague, Dingley - 21 9. Christo Otto, Dingley - 21 10. Ben Hillard, Hallam - 20

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Battle lines are firmly drawn SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE SEASON PREVIEW News SEFNL writer DAVID NAGEL takes a close look at all teams’ chances for the season ahead.

BEACONSFIELD Coach: Leigh McQuillen Captain: Scott Meyer 2016 Finished: 5th - 8 wins, 8 losses Best and fairest: Scott Meyer Key ins: Julian Stone (Stony Creek), Peter Alier (Blackburn), Troy Aust and Corey Walker (Devon Meadows), Luke Edmondson (North Heidelberg), Mitchell Trait (Old Camberwell Grammarians), Kyle Van Der Pluym (Tooradin).

Key outs: Kane Airdrie and Jayden Gee (Stony Creek), Damien Szwaja, Jesse Linkins and Ryan Olsson (retired).

Leading goalkicker: Beau Dowler (54) McQuillen says: “Most of our recruits are around the 27-age bracket and we’re hoping those players can really help develop the kids and reap the benefits over the coming the years.”

Prediction: Fifth BERWICK Coach: Stewart Kemperman Captain: Madi Andrews 2016 Finished: 2nd - 14 wins, 2 losses Best and fairest: Ash Smith Leading goalkicker: Ben Kearns (50) Key ins: James Magner (Heidelberg), Bryce Rutherford (Casey Demons), James Harrison (Gippsland Power), Bob, Jarrod and Stewart Kemperman (Noble Park).

Key outs: Mitch Johnson (NEAFL), Luke Nelson (Noble Park), Mark Weekes (East Coast Eagles) and Kurt Batt (Retired).

Kemperman says: “We’ve tested ourselves against quality opposition (Rowville and Leongatha) in practice matches and that’s given us some real clarity in the areas we need to improve on.”

Prediction: Third

CRANBOURNE Coach: Simon Goosey Captain: Marc Holt 2016 Finished: 1st - 14 wins, 2 losses (Premiers) Best and fairest: Anthony Vella Leading goalkicker: Marc Holt (63) Key ins: Jayden Sullivan and Brandon Wapshott (Devon Meadows), Khaled Kandakji (Oakleigh District).

Key outs: Anthony Vella (Port Melbourne), Kory Grant (Nar Nar Goon), Josh Rich (Emerald) and Shaun Sparks (Cora Lynn), Michael Theodoridis (Drouin).

Goosey says: “We’re still hungry, we haven’t reached any great heights just yet and we’re young enough to keep on improving.”

Prediction: Premiers DOVETON Coach: Aaron Davey Captain: Not announced yet 2016 Finished: 4th - 9 wins, 7 losses Best and fairest: Russell Gabriel Leading goalkicker: Shannon Henwood (22) Key ins: Frank D’Agostino (Yarra Junction), Alwyn Davey (Palmerston), Gach Nyoun (Essendon - VFL), Taylor Joyce (Noble Park) and Clayton McCartney (Rumbalara).

Key outs: Mitch Viney (Bayswater), Andrew Green (Cora Lynn), Dale Johnson (Catani), Phil Nanfra, Harley Primrose and Ashley Scott (Lyndale).

Director of coaching Graeme Henwood says: “This year we have a lot more talent around the ground and will be able to play a more offensive style of footy.”

Prediction: Fourth HAMPTON PARK Coach: Dean Warren Captain: Peter Bastin 2016 Finished: Last - 0 wins, 16 losses Best and fairest: Cory Phillips Leading goalkicker: Luke O’Brien (18) Key ins: Josh Wallace (Queanbeyan Tigers), Shaun Dekkers (Keysbor-

ough), Reece Smart (Skye), CJ Layfield (Lyndhurst), Harrison Paul (Berwick), Hayden Brough (FDJFL).

Key outs: Nathan Allen (Narre Warren), Luke Nunan and Brad and Cory Phillips (Officer), Billy Thomas and Kane White (Cora Lynn), Lionel Beniot (Noble Park), Adam Koe (Cranbourne), Jordan Derbyshire (Mordialloc).

Warren says: “We’ll have our tough days but if we can stick to our defensive mechanisms and set up well behind the ball we can hopefully improve some results.”

Prediction: Wooden spoon NARRE WARREN Coach: Heath Black Captain: Dylan Quirk 2016 Finished: 3rd - 12 wins, 4 losses Best and fairest: Josh Tonna Leading goalkicker: Darren Sheen (45) Key ins: Nathan Allen (Hampton Park), Jayden Bubb (Hallam), Luke Cody (Noble Park), Trent Papworth, Andrew Ray, and Dean, Nick and Stewart Scanlon (Clayton).

Key outs: George Angelopoulos (Stony Creek), Chris Johnson (Cora Lynn), Cameron McKenzie (DWWWW), Darren Sheen (Maffra), Brenton Wells (Noble Park).

Black says: “We needed to get fitter, stronger and faster, we needed to recruit heavily and were lucky enough to have some recruits fall into our lap.”

Prediction: Runners-up OFFICER Coach: Doug Koop Captain: Matthew Clarke 2016 Finished: 7th - 6 wins, 10 losses Best and fairest: Dylan Chapman Leading goalkicker: Matthew Clarke (34) Key ins: Luke Nunan and Brad and Cory Phillips (Hampton Park), Kane Wille (Stony Creek), Mathew Jones (Bell Post Hill).

Key outs: Nathan Brewster (Elmore), Brenton Hillard (Pakenham) and Travis Woodfield (Cora Lynn), Ilan Osman (Nyora), James Sloothaak.

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Prediction: Seventh PAKENHAM Coach: Ash Green Captain: Dean Blake 2016 Finished: 6th - 6 wins, 10 losses Best and fairest: Dean Blake Leading goalkicker: Ben Fraser (21) Key ins: Brad and Zak Calvert (Upper Ferntree Gully), Tom Fusinato (Warragul), Brenton Hillard (Officer), JB Kalantumama (Tiwi Islands).

Key outs: Jason Fisher, Aaron Gray, Jarrod Tonks, Jason Williams and Anthony Young (Bunyip), Ben Fraser (Kolora-Noorat), Luke Walker (Kooweerup), Alex Johnston (Korumburra-Bena), Daniel Fry, Cory Lenders and (Longwarry), Kym Jones (Port Arlington), Troy Toussaint (Tarwin) and Beau Wheeler (Wangaratta).

Green says: “We’ve got a good bunch of kids coming through and we’ll see how they go. We’ll play a modern style of football, an attacking brand where we like to run.”

Prediction: Eighth

TOORADIN Coach: Lachie Gillepsie Captain: Adam Galea 2016 Finished: 8th - 3 wins, 13 losses Best and fairest: Josh Muling Leading goalkicker: Andrew Dean (24) Key ins: Setanta and Aisakie O’hAilpin (Albury), Nick Jansen and Luke McKenna (Emerald) and Tony Puntaroni (Karingal).

Key outs: Troy Dolan and Jesse Hand (Kooweerup), Shaun Keenan (Heatherton) and Kyle Van Der Pluym (Beaconsfield).

Gillespie says: “We’ve really narrowed our focus and it’s a lot more about winning now than constantly talking about growing and building all the time, it’s a nonnegotiable now.”

Prediction: Sixth Round 1 Saturday April 1 Beaconsfield v Berwick Tooradin v Pakenham Cranbourne v Hampton Park Doveton v Officer Bye - Narre Warren

So - can anyone stop the Magpies?

SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE SEASON PREVIEW News Sports Editor DAVE NAGEL takes an in-depth look at all nine teams as they prepare for another thrilling season of SEFNL netball.

BEACONSFIELD Nickname: Eagles Coach: Simon O’Shanassy 2016: 2nd - 13 wins, 3 losses (Runners-up) Key ins: Jasmine Jones (returning), Kate Murphy (Kooweerup), Ashleigh Gill (Monash Storm), Emily Boribon (Boroondara), Britnee Tyers (Cranbourne).

Key outs: Andi Dickson, Kaela Hughes, Amanda McKenna, Ciara Nelson.

O’Shanassy says: “We’ve addressed a deficiency in the midcourt and I think this year our midcourt will be the best in the competition.”

Prediction: 3rd BERWICK Nickname: Wickers Coach: Janine Kilmartin 2016: Last - 2 wins, 14 losses Key ins: Emily Wilson (returning), Bridget Arthurson (Beaconsfield), Bec Langford (C Grade).

Key outs: Amanda Goodie, Emily

LaRoche, Sarah McDermott, Katrina Meredith, Rebecca Vickers.

Kilmartin says: “We’ve lost a stack of experience but that has opened the door for some fresh faces to come in and make their mark.”

Prediction: Last CRANBOURNE Nickname: Eagles Coach: Donna Wilson 2016: 6th - 7 wins, 8 losses, 1 draw Key ins: Tahlia Coates (Langwarrin).

Key outs: Carissa Rakip (knee).

Wilson says: “We haven’t done much recruiting; instead we’ve concentrated on developing our local players and seeing where that will take us.”

Prediction: 5th DOVETON Nickname: Doves Coach: Liz Edwards 2016: 4th - 8 wins, 7 losses, 1 draw Key ins: Zali Mifsud (Heatherton), Joanne Sanders (Mixed State), Danielle Kamama.

Key outs: Aila Pera (Ballarat), Breanne Miller, Cara Humbert.

Edwards says: “It’s been great to watch the de-

velopment of the girls who have cone through our under 17s, their progression has been amazing over the last three years.”

Prediction: 6th HAMPTON PARK Nickname: Redbacks Coach: Kylie Kibble 2016: 3rd - 10 wins, 6 losses Key ins: Hinemoa Collier (Cranbourne), Shannesy Hilder (Mulgrave), Kath Withers (Monash).

Key outs: Brooke Kiely, Natu Faanana, Birgitta Nemaric, Rania Waller, Kim Coulson, Monalisa Groom.

Kibble says: “This year we will have five out of our nine players under the age of 20, we’ve only had one or two in the past, so that’s a real positive going forward.”

Prediction: 4th NARRE WARREN Nickname: Magpies Coach: Greg and Jade Heinrich 2016: 1st (Premiers) - 16 wins, 0 losses Key ins: Caitlin Stephens (Under 17s), Brittany Mashado (B Grade).

Key outs: Adele Clydesdale (VNL), Demi Brettoner.

Jade Heinrich says: “I don’t think there will be a lot of change really; we’ll be at about the same standard as last year. We’re ex-

cited about the year ahead.”

Prediction: Premiers PAKENHAM Nickname: Lions Coach: Karen Meredith 2016: 8th - 2 wins, 13 losses, 1 draw

Key ins: Katrina Meredith (Berwick), Meaghan Winter, Toni Dart and Kate McGowan (all returning), Carly Saunders (C Grade), Amelia McCarthy (Leongatha).

Key outs: Megan Rosser, Rebecca Cox, Olivia Hunt, Samantha Jelo.

Meredith says: “We don’t have the big VNL names but the talent is there and we’ll go pretty well if we can work together.”

Prediction: 8th ROC Nickname: Kangaroos Coach: Sharon Hook 2016: 7th - 4 wins, 11 losses, 1 draw Key ins: Courtney Rinehart, Sarah Smith, Amy Jones and Mel Overdyk (all returning), Georgie Douglas (B Grade), Alysson Jeanes (Under 17s).

Key outs: Lauren Hargreaves, Jaz cross, Alexandria Kilpatrick, Sophie Tracey, Tess Young.

Hook says: “We’ve had 42 at training every week, the commitment is good, and that’s a great environment to work in.

Will any team threaten Leigh Taylor and the Narre Warren juggernaut in 2017? 159363 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS We expect to play finals.”

Prediction: 7th TOORADIN Nickname: Seagulls Coach: Kelly Haynes 2016: 5th - 8 wins, 8 losses Key ins: Alex Maher, Jess Cox and Sara Duncan (Peninsula Waves), Bec Kinna (Bunyip).

Key outs: Tara Smith.

Haynes says: “We’ve picked up a couple of really experienced players who will make us a more well-rounded and flexible team.”

Prediction: 2nd

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By Nick Creely CASEY DEMONS 2017 SEASON PREVIEW AFL ALIGNMENT: Melbourne HOME GROUND: Casey Fields, Cranbourne LAST PREMIERSHIP: 1999 2016 FINISH: Runners-up to Footscray 2016 BEST & FAIREST: Jack Hutchins COACH: Justin Plapp (third year) CAPTAIN: Jack Hutchins INS: Dan Allsop, Tommy Glen, Mitch Lewis, Lachlan Gill-Renouf (Dandenong Stingrays), Trent Armour, Kieran Byers, Jai Rout, Keenan Hughes, Ethan East (Gippsland Power), Nathan Foote, Nathan Gardiner (Frankston), Mitch Gent, Ben Giobbi (Noble Park), Liam Hiscock, Yillber Zijai (Sandringham), Goy Lok (Sandringham Dragons), Gach Nyuon (Essendon VFL).

OUTS: Yarran Jaffer-Williams (Port Melbourne), Declan Keilty (Melbourne AFL), Oscar McInerney (Brisbane AFL), Paul Pattison, Bryce Rutherford, Tim Smith (Melbourne AFL), Kody Wilson.

PRE-SEASON: The Demons have had an excellent pre-season, showcasing some impressive form throughout their practice matches. Kick-starting their pre-season campaign against AFL Northern Territory on 3 March at Casey Fields, the Dees then played an intra-club before defeating Port Melbourne by 44-points on 19 March and belting Williamstown by 36-points a week later. The Dees still have a couple of practice matches against Box Hill and Werribee still to come.

PLAYERS TO WATCH: Tough-nosed midfielder and former player Mitch Gent will return to the

Angus Scott looms as a key player for the Dees this season. 157134 Picture: ROB CAREW club and should have an instant impact in the engine room. Back in 2015 he played 19 matches in the VFL, and was named among the best on several occasions. Young defender Liam Hiscock is exciting and likely to be given some senior opportunities after crossing over from the Zebras, while Jimmy Munro looks set to build upon a strong 2016 season, and could be given extra responsibility this season. Reliable skipper and reigning club-champion Jack Hutchins will need to be at his best to keep the Demons on the higher ends of the ladder. Angus Scott was one of the club’s biggest improvers throughout 2016 and is one of the most dangerous players on their list.

COMMENTS: Whichever way you look at it, the Demons were clearly the benchmark side throughout a brilliant 2016 season.

But at the final hurdle, they were unable to deliver against Footscray, a club that eventually prevailed in unseen and fairy-tale like circumstances in the AFL as well.

The club has further strengthened its ties with Melbourne, changing its name, its logo and essentially its identity to take the next step in their journey.

Last season the Demons relied far too heavily on the injection of their AFL-listed players, but as the Demons get stronger in the AFL, it’s likely they

will have a major say in the team’s wares for 2017.

The loss of Oscar McInerney leaves a gaping hole, while a bunch of delisted or traded AFL players such as Lynden Dunn, Viv Michie, Chris Dawes, Dean Terlich, Matt Jones and Jack Grimes will not turn out for the Dees after being delisted from the AFL side.

But the club has been able to identify this issue, and have made significant inroads in securing the future of the club.

A heavy influx of TAC Cup recruits are noticeable, with Tommy Glen from the Stingrays among the graduates expected to make a successful plunge into the VFL. They have also added significant midfield depth with former midfielder Mitch Gent returning to the club after a stint with Noble Park, while fellow Bull and highly-touted youngster Ben Giobbi will have a crack at VFL. In terms of coaches, there are few better and more credentialed than Justin Plapp. A highly rated operator and tactician, he will also coach the VFL state side in 2017.

There is definitely enough talent on their list to push for a finals spot, but the likely injection of players such as Sam Frost, Jake Spencer, James Harmes, Jack Trengove, Dean Kent, Tim Smith and Declan Keilty from the AFL squad, who are likely to spend larger chunks of the season in the VFL, should push them into a strong position.

Players such as Mitch Cox, Aloysio Ferreira, Dylan Gordon and Todd Vander Haar enter their second VFL seasons and are expected to take the next step.

ROUND 1: Casey v Williamstown, Monday 17 April at Burbank Oval.

PREDICTED FINISH: 5th

Rays fight off Power’s surge

By Nick Creely TAC CUP REVIEW - ROUND 1 A powerful first-quarter has seen the Dandenong Stingrays overcome a late Gippsland Power surge at Morwell Recreation Reserve on Saturday.

With both sides featuring a glittering of new and exciting young talent, it was the Stingrays that looked the goods early, spreading the Power with some impressive passages of play.

Last year’s minor-premiers were full of run early, showcasing some impressive skill along the wings.

It all came down to work-rate for both sides, with the Rays peppering the attacking-50 and utilising their abundance of tall forwards, and took a vital 17-point lead into quarter time.

And just when it looked like the Power were climbing back into the contest via some impressive goals by youngster Will Broadbent, the Rays flexed their muscle and eventually climbed out to a 33-point lead at the major break.

With temperatures soaring on a hot day in Gippsland, fatigue began to set in for both sides, with players cramping left right and centre, as the game became more of a battle of attrition.

The Power then worked their way back into the contest through a duo of goals from Will Stephenson, while the class of Sean Masterson began to shine through in defence with some strong intercept marks.

Heading into the last term, the Rays held a relatively safe 25-point lead, and just needed an early goal to seal the deal.

But if there was any sneaky hope of a shock win for the Power, it was quick-

ly evaporated when young gun Dylan Morris kicked two impressive goals within five minutes of the last quarter to stretch the lead out to 38-points.

Taking their foot off the gas, the Power then kicked the last four goals of the contest to bring the margin back to 14-points with minutes to go, before the Rays iced the clock with some of their most experienced leaders.

There was plenty to like for the Rays, with Dylan Morris excellent in attack with four majors, Tom De Koning was a constant threat throughout, while their balanced midfield group took the honours and worked the Power over.

For the Power, Travis Bindley and Sean Masterson started their season off on the right foot with strong displays, while Will Stephenson and Irving Mosquito were constants threats in attack.

Stingrays coach Craig Black was thrilled with his side’s intent, particularly early, and said that it was important to start the game and make sure they stay ahead of the contest.

“The way we approached the game was really good, our pressure and tackling was exceptional,” he said.

“You always want to start well and not chasing the opposition, so the major focus was starting well and we were lucky enough to do that and then hold on.

Black said that it was obvious there was some usual rustiness from both sides, but anticipates they will be better for the run.

“I thought we were solid but gave up a few goals late which wasn’t ideal, just poor decisions but that’s something we can just work on,” he said.

“Our pressure around the ball was great, but if we can eliminate little mis-

Strong leadership at Stingrays

By Nick Creely Glittered with talent, the Dandenong Stingrays must have had their hands full selecting the leadership group that will lead them into the 2017 season.

There must have been up to 15 genuine candidates that could lay claim to be a leader.

And it’s come down to seven young men, all talented in their own right, who will get a crack at leading an exciting TAC Cup squad.

The Rays have elected Josh Bateman and Oscar Clavarino as dual captains for the season, with both players strong leaders and key players for 2017.

Clavarino, 18, from Berwick, is a highly-touted youngster sure to be on AFL radars come draft time, while Bateman, 18, from Langwarrin, is seen as a natural leader who is destined to flourish in an elite environment.

The club has gone for key-forward Tom De Koning and Hunter Clark as the vice-captains - both are AFL Academy members who have experiences and dealings with AFL clubs.

The rest of the leadership group comprises youngsters Luke DaviesUniacke, an Academy member, Lachie Young, a talented youngster from Mt Eliza, and Tom Murphy from Somerville.

In what is a well-rounded squad in 2017, several gun youngsters such as Mason De Wit, Bailey Morrish, Aiden Bonar and Reece Piper have all missed out on leadership positions, such is the depth within Craig Black’s arsenal.

The Stingrays are well known to produce quality leaders and footballers, with ten members of the 2016 Stingrays already going on to sign with VFL clubs.

The Rays kicked off their season with a clash against Gippsland Power on 25 March.

Cavaliers will need to bounce back

By Nicholas Creely Dylan Morris snagged four goals for the Rays. 166487 Pictures: STEWART CHAMBERS

TAC CUP GIPPSLAND POWER 1.4 3.6 6.8 10.8 (68) DANDENONG STINGRAYS 4.3 8.9 10.9 12.12 (84)

Nick Hogan centres the ball. 166487 takes like silly free-kicks we give ourselves a great chance to win every week.”

With the cobwebs blown out, the Stingrays head down to Simonds Stadium next week to tackle the Geelong Falcons, who are coming off a dominant

GIPPSLAND POWER GOALS: W. Stephenson, W. Broadbent, I. Mosquito 2, C. Henness, T. Hayes, J. Patterson, N. Hogan.

BEST: S. Masterson, T. Bindley, K. Reid, J. Hudson, K. Drew, C. Jiath.

DANDENONG STINGRAYS GOALS: D. Morris 4, R. D’Arcy 3, T. De Koning 2, M. Riordan, A. Zijai, Z. Barrett.

BEST: D. Morris, O. Clavarino, T. De Koning, R. D’Arcy, L. Davies-Uniacke.

82-point win to Greater Western Victoria in Round 1, while the Power tackle Murray Bushrangers at Ikon Park.

Big V State Championships Review - Round 2 The Casey Cavaliers have lost their first game of the season, falling to an impressive Diamond Valley on the rebound after a horror first round.

The match played at Diamond Valley Sports Centre on Saturday night was relatively close throughout, before the Eagles pulled away with some impressive three-point shooting.

Debutant Raanthony Sanders (24 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists) was a dominant force for the Eagles, while for the Cavs, Brandon Polk (17 points and 11 rebounds) did his best to keep his side in the contest, but simply did not have enough team-mates providing support.

The loss leaves the Cavs 1-1 after the first couple of matches and occupying eighth spot, and will need to bounce back quickly against the McKinnon Cougars this Saturday night.

The Cavs’ Division One Women’s side fell in disappointing fashion 76-62 to the Chelsea Gulls over the weekend, and remain winless heading into the next round.

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