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Horsepower push

By Victoria Stone-Meadows Casey’s Councillor Geoff Ablett has reignited a push for an equestrian centre to be built in the South-East.

Cr Ablett put forward the motion at a general council meeting on Tuesday 1 August, where it was supported by other councillors.

The motion will see Casey Council making contact with surrounding councils at Cardinia, Bass Coast, Baw Baw, Latrobe, Mornington Peninsula, South Gippsland, Western Port, and Yarra Ranges seeking support from them to establish an equestrian centre in the region.

Cr Ablett said after the plan for establishing an equestrian centre at Tonimbuk in Cardinia fell through, he has not given up on funding a new place for a regional centre.

“Someone jumped in three days before our offer and bought the land at Tonimbuk, it was the quarry people if I remember correctly,” he said.

“As councils we can’t spend money on land we don’t own but that would have been ideal and Cardinia and Casey would be able to contribute to and profit from the centre.”

Cr Ablett conceded land in Casey would be too expensive for this kind of project and that is why he wants to establish a joint project with other councils in the region.

Cr Ablett says the South-East region is crying out for an equestrian centre and he is determined to make sure one is built to fit the community’s needs.

“I am looking for something around the 150 to 200-acre mark that allows us to have cross country, indoor infrastructure, and caters for a huge crosssection of equestrian needs in the region,” he said.

“Horses are a bigger industry than racing, equestrian is a 20 per cent silent giant of our economy and with the Werribee centre booked out all year

Emma Wolsley with horse ‘Noni’, Cr Geoff Ablett, Alexander Norris with ‘Charlie’ the Shetland Pony, Kylie Matz and Lynda Hayes with ‘Abbey Rose’ at Genevra Park in Pearcedale. 171333 Picture: ROB CAREW round and costs gone up 30 per cent, we need something similar out here.”

Cr Ablett was quick to add that a regional equestrian centre in the SouthEast would not take business away from trainers and teachers in the area.

“We have a private population who may have show-jumping and arenas, grass dressage, and cross country and they do a fantastic job of training and coaching,” he said.

“But they are all scattered and spread out and we want to build something to complement that, not to replace it.”

“We need something on this side of Melbourne that will allow people to come from all over Gippsland and not have to travel through Melbourne with their floats,” he said He said the amount of money that local governments, including Casey,

have spent on other sports in the last few years has been a particularly bitter point for women in the region.

“About 70 per cent of people in equestrian are female and not building this centre has been a slap in the face for women,” he said.

“They feel they are being looked over ... why not have something that tens of thousands of women are passionate about?”

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“I am not giving up on this idea; we are serious about getting something in the South-East; it may cost a million to kick off but long-term we need something like this out here and now is the time to act,” he said.

On the back of the motion, Casey Council will write to other councils in the area and a report will be compiled of their responses for presentation at Casey in three to four months’ time.

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Masked men in servo robbery

By Victoria Stone-Meadows

The group of migrants from Southern Migrant and Refugee Centre (SMRC) participating in health and well-being at Casey RACE.

Police are seeking the assistance of the public to locate two men involved in an armed robbery of a service station in Lynbrook.

Shortly before 2am on Sunday 25 June, two masked men entered the United Service Station store on the Dandenong Hastings Road, and approached the attendant.

One of them is believed to be about 195 centimetres tall and was wearing a distinctive black hoodie with “def leopard” on the front in yellow, black pants and casual grey shoes.

His face was completely covered by a white mask.

The other, armed with a hammer, is described as about 185 centimetres tall, and was wearing a blue rain jacket with a white stripes on the front, black Adidas pants with three white strips down the side and black runners with white soles.

His face was covered by a black mask.

Anyone with information regarding the robbery is urged to contact Casey Crime Investigation Unit on 9705 3111 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or www. crimestoppers.com.au.

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Migrants get hand of help Cranbourne’s Casey RACE aquatic centre has been helping improve the life of migrants in the community by partnering with the Southern Migrant and Refugee Centre (SMRC).

SMRC provides support to new migrant communities living in the Casey, Greater Dandenong and Cardinia regions.

A group of migrant seniors have been coming to Casey RACE with the help of SMRC to further develop their wellbeing and day-to-day living skills.

They participate in a range of physical activities at Casey RACE from using the hydrotherapy pool to the gym and everything in between.

The 19 participants of the group are all over 65 years of age and include migrants from all over the world including Iraq, Sri Lanka, the Philippines and Spain.

Thelma Fiasco has been a member of the group for two years after she migrated to Australia from the Philippines.

She said she had made many great

friends through the group and had found she didn’t feel her age.

“The group has allowed me to meet friends, and exercising at Casey RACE has been great for my health, especially as I get older,” Ms Fiasco said.

Another participant from Sri Lanka, Thambiah Suntharalingam, joined the group after having heart bypass surgery, and said it had allowed him to maintain good heart health.

“I needed to improve my health and strength,” he said.

“Casey RACE has helped me do that; there is a lot of equipment which is easy to use and the instructors are helpful and friendly.”

Program Worker for the group Merina Perera says the group has been very helpful to migrants to develop basic life skills and maintain their health.

“Being a member of the group and coming to Casey RACE helps migrants socially interact with each other and the community, become healthier and increase their balance and strength,” she said.

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Casey Stadium opens up

By Victoria Stone-Meadows The first stage of the revamped Casey Stadium was officially opened by City of Casey Mayor Sam Aziz on Sunday 6 August.

The renovations to the formerly named Casey Indoor Leisure Centre have cost the City of Casey just under $18 million.

City of Casey Mayor Cr Sam Aziz was joined by Terry Vickerman, State Member for Narre Warren South Judith Graley MP and Anthony Neal from YMCA Victoria to officially open stage one of the redevelopment.

The facility has had five new basketball and netball courts built, including a centre court for up to 1500 spectators, a cafe, piazza, and function space.

However, the new stadium hasn’t been entirely without controversy.

In June this year, Star News revealed that some sports such as beach volleyball and indoor soccer would not be offered at the new stadium.

Former sports co-ordinator at the centre Adrian Vella, who ran the indoor AFL, soccer and beach volleyball for eight years, said it was made clear to him there was no room for these sports at the new centre.

“They have re-purposed the use of all the areas we used in the centre,” he said.

“When I rang they said the problem was they would have to re-do the lease and they didn’t want to do that, even short-term.”

However, group manager of active communities at Casey Council James Rouse said the second part of the development would allow for different sports to be based there.

“Part two is the indoor sports component, which is about to undergo a redevelopment,” he said.

“That will see it re-purposed as a regional gymnastics, indoor cricket (capable of hosting state and national tournaments) and multi-sport venue with capacity for volleyball, badminton, wheelchair sports and more.”

City of Casey Mayor Cr Sam Aziz was joined by Terry Vickerman, Anthony Neal from YMCA Victoria and State Member for Narre Warren South Judith Graley MP to officially open Casey Stadium on Sunday.

Picture: CONTRIBUTED The newly renovated stadium forms part of the City of Casey’s sporting precinct along with Casey RACE and Casey Fields just down the road.

Council will start stage two of the redevelopment at Casey Stadium straight away.

“One of the key objectives of our new 2017-’21 Council Plan is to be the destination for arts, culture, sport and

leisure that attracts visitors and brings communities together, and our continued investment in Casey Stadium is a shining example of how we’re working to achieve that,” Cr Aziz said.

The $4.73 million stage two of the project will be mainly funded by council with a $781,000 contribution from YMCA and a $650,000 contribution from the Victorian Government.

Friends, and both players for Casey Representatives, Hayley, 11 and Angie, 10, with the main court behind. They were there to enjoy the Picture: ROB CAREW opening of the new Casey Stadium. 171335

Man dies after plane crash in Clyde North paddock A light aircraft crash in Clyde North last week has left one man dead and one in a critical condition.

The plane came down in paddocks near the corner of Pound and Hardys Roads in Clyde North at about 10.40am on Thursday 3 August.

Emergency services were rushed to the scene, where it took crews just over an hour to free one of the men from the wreckage.

Both men were flown by air ambulances to the Alfred and Royal Melbourne Hospitals in critical condition.

Victoria Police confirmed a 19-year-old Chinese national died in hospital as a result of his injuries on Sunday 6 August.

A 25-year-old man from Newry, just outside of Maffra in the Gippsland area, remains in hospital in a serious but stable condition.

It is still unclear what caused the plane to fall from the sky and crashland, but police and Recreation Aviation Australia say their investigation is ongoing.

Recreation Aviation Australia will also prepare a report for the Coroner.

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Soccer’s shame

By Cam Lucadou-Wells Parents of Casey Comets players are threatening to quit the club after a junior soccer coach was stood down and suspended in the aftermath of an ugly incident at an under-10s match.

Mike Somerville, the ex-coach of the Comets Hyenas side, was suspended for four weeks for misconduct by a Football Federation Victoria closed tribunal on 2 August.

He was accused of inciting his players to misconduct by taking them to a kickboxing gym session at Sting gym days before the spiteful, abandoned match on 18 June.

It is understood that both the Comets and the opposing side Peninsula Strikers had sought a life ban for Mr Somerville. The Comets had already dismissed Somerville as coach days after the incident.

In a video of the kickboxing session, the instructor taught players how to employ “dirty tactics” out of the referee’s gaze.

“Apparently, you’re playing a dirty side this week,” he said as he swung an elbow at a punching bag held to his side

by Somerville.

“The ref has to be away from your vision,” he told the players.

At the subsequent game, a Comets player felled a Peninsula Strikers opponent with a tackle, and then spun and kicked the player in the back.

Strikers coach Troy Hicks allegedly ran in from the sidelines and loudly remonstrated with the eight-year-old Comets player at close quarters.

The father of the Comets player then entered the fray, pushing Mr Hicks away from his son.

Up to a dozen adult spectators entered the pitch, and the game was abandoned at the 15-minute mark.

In his submission on the incident, Mr Somerville described Mr Hicks’ approach to the player as “unprofessional”, “disgraceful” and “hurl(ing) abuse and anger”.

Mr Hicks submitted to the tribunal that he ran out on the pitch to protect his fallen player from further attack. “What are you doing? Stop it,” he allegedly told the Comets player.

“I really think that if I hadn’t got in-between (the two boys) that the boy would’ve kicked (the Strikers player) again in the back or back of his head.”

Mr Somerville, who had pleaded not guilty, is believed to have argued at the tribunal that he clarified the instructor’s advice later at the kickboxing session.

He allegedly told his players that they ought to stick to playing football on the field.

The tribunal is believed to have found Mr Somerville ought to have stepped in and objected to the instructor’s advice to the children earlier.

Mr Somerville had denied to Star News in July that the “bonding” session for parents and children was “training my boys to be violent”.

“To blame the kickboxing is just ridiculous. I’ve never had issues with the other boys.

“The kickboxing lesson had zero to do with how the player behaved. He knows what he did was extremely wrong, but he doesn’t know why he did it.”

Bashar Abuusba, the father of one of Mr Somerville’s players, said up to eight of the side’s 12 families would leave the Comets at the end of the season as a result of losing “trust” in the club.

They were upset that the Comets had sacked Mr Somerville, but failed to lodge a complaint against Mr Hicks’ “violent action against children”.

“Does that give me the right to run out on the field and abuse a player?

“For us, it’s about the incident on the field. That’s why it has made all of us angry.”

Mr Abuusba said the kickboxing session and its social-media publication was a “mistake” that should be learned from. But there was no prepared attack on Strikers players, he said.

He accused the Comets administration of seeking to protect itself from sanctions rather than support its coach.

In a joint statement from the Comets and the Strikers, Casey denied of having prior knowledge of the kickboxing session.

“Neither Casey Comets nor Peninsula Strikers JFC were charged with any offence.

“Both clubs are satisfied that the tribunal has now assessed and resolved this issue.

“Both clubs are working with the children affected, and will support/work with all local clubs and members to ensure ... a safe and enjoyable environment.”

Football Federation Victoria had barred Star News from attending the hearing, and has not responded to many calls, texts and email inquiries from Star on the matter.

It did not comment on the tribunal’s findings, nor did it make comment on the outcome.

It also did not comment on its investigation of Mr Hicks, who did not return calls from Star News.

FFV has a child safety policy, declaring a zero-tolerance approach to child abuse and that all children have a right to feel safe.

According to the code of conduct, speaking to a minor in an “overly harsh, threatening, intimidating, shaming, derogatory, demeaning or humiliating” way is prohibited.

An upcoming under-10s game between the Comets and the Strikers has meanwhile been cancelled.

Casey Cardinia Libraries staff host story time on the mobile library bus.

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Award for literacy programs Casey Cardinia Libraries has been awarded a best practice award for their delivery of literacy programs for early years.

The judgement for the READ Accreditation encompasses all libraries in the state and CCL CEO Chris Buckingham said they took early years education very seriously.

“Encouraging early literacy and lifelong learning are top priorities for us; reading is so important for everyone’s health and wellbeing,” he said.

“We provide stimulating programs and events, lend books and create spaces where people can enjoy reading for free.”

CCL has specifically focused on delivering free and regular reading activities, and over the last financial year attracted more than 5129 children and their carers to Baby Rhyme Time.

Tinies’ Time, a rhyme and book sharing session for toddlers up to three years old, welcomed 18,069 children and their carers and preschool Storytime at the library which hosted 12, 859 children and their carers.

“We love seeing parents and children together in the library ... they bring energy and vitality. We want people to enjoy a fun, accessible and welcoming experience,” Mr Buckingham said.

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Supporting Cranbourne Saahil Luthra wants to expand Dhoom Films to help promote local fimmaking talent. 171517 Picture: VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS studios and offices previously in Hampton Park and Cranbourne with the office now in Narre Warren.

All the time given by producers, writers, directors and actors is all voluntary, and people are brought together for the love of filmmaking.

Mr Luthra said he wanted to be able to use Dhoom Films to allow people in the community a chance to get their ideas off the ground.

“With me as a producer, I want people who want to make films to

come to me and I want to help them and promote local talent,” he said.

“There is not much opportunity in Australia for small filmmakers, and I want to have a big studio where I can get people involved and work on films as a team.”

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“I am really proud of my team; Rhiannon gave me the script, and we worked together; all the actors devoted their time, and it was such a big project,” he said.

“We are working on a few scripts, and want to do an international film; something youth based, and with more local actors involved.”

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An award-winning Casey-based filmmaking crew is hoping to open more opportunities for people interested in film in the South East.

Dhoom Films took home two awards at the 2017 Nice International Filmmaker Festival for their original production titled, Somewhere Over the Rainbow.

The film focuses on the lives of six young LGBTIQ people and their stories in coming out and finding acceptance with their peers.

The film’s producer and one of the drivers behind Dhoom Films Saahil Luthra said it was an honour to travel to Europe for the award ceremony.

“We got there, and we were selected for screenings and received for nominations for best supporting actress, best director, best film and best editing,” he said.

“We ended up winning awards for Best Director and Best Supporting Actress for Laura Rigon.”

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“We were just blank at first, and it took a minute to sink in that we won; I couldn’t believe it,” he said.

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Funding for Monash Health

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Casey Hospital will benefit from a statewide funding boost for Victorian hospitals, says Narre Warren South MP Judith Couacaud Graley.

Monash Health, which manages Casey and Dandenong hospitals and Monash Medical Centre, will receive $1.324 billion in 2017-'18 - up more than $79 million.

It is a 20.5 per cent boost on its allocation in the last Liberal budget in 2014, the State Government claims.

Under the statewide boost, hospitals will receive an extra $1.67 billion in the State Budget in the next four years.

Ms Graley said the boost would ensure local residents had access to the highest quality care close to home.

“We know that our hard-working and dedicated doctors and nurses do a remarkable job at Casey Hospital and this record funding boost will ensure they can continue to save lives and keep people healthy.”

New barbie venue in town

By Cam Lucadou-Wells It seems like there’s a new fund-raising barbecue venue in town.

Coles at Parkhill Plaza is inviting schools, sports teams and other groups to run their fundraising barbecues outside the supermarket on weekends.

Coles supplies the barbecue, marquee and gas, as well as offering a 20 per cent discount on sausages, bread and drinks.

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On Wednesday 2 August, the CranbourneBerwick News Facebook page lit up with comments as Casey Council voted down a motion to officially oppose changes to the Marriage Act. This issue has long been debated in the community, and our readers had a lot to say about the issue:

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Ray Grainger: Good on you, Cr Crestani, for standing for traditional marriage between a man and a woman. Don’t buckle to those with no belief other than the world revolves around themselves!

Hannah Stein: Gay people do not feel the world revolves around them, on this issue the world revolves around everyone but them.

Becky Brandle: Do you realise that only 48 per cent of citizens in the City of Casey are Christian? Her opinions represent less than half of the area.

Von Hoover: The 'sacred covenant of (biblical) marriage’ includes a man marrying his slave, marrying his concubine, marrying his widowed sister, a rapist marrying his victim, a man marrying multiple women, male soldiers marrying prisoners of war. This is the 21st century....we recently sent a probe to land on a comet! You want to take us back to the time when people cowered at night, terrified that the sun wouldn’t return the next morning.

Marriage existed before your god was even invented!

Becky Brandle: Marriage is one of the most “sacred covenants in human history”? What a crock! So it’s OK for a husband or wife to have an affair, or to even divorce but two people who love each other but are the same gender ruin the sacred covenant of marriage?

It’s hypocrites like the church that ruin marriage. Stop hiding behind a ridiculous book that has been edited so many times over history that it’s not even relevant anymore.

Chris McLucas: Historically, marriage was more of a business transaction than anything else, bringing assets together, not a religious ceremony. Many marriages are celebrated outside the Christian tradition or even (gasp!) without a god in sight. May I remind the councillors that many of their constituents are not of the Christian faith? Their personal religious beliefs have no place in local government.

Jim Cormack: I just wish Casey Councillors would stick to City of Casey issues. Leave federal issues to federal governments. I’m sure there are enough issues in the City of Casey that their time is best spent on those rather than bringing their religious beliefs in to what is supposed to be a secular position, that of governing.

Pamela Thornton: I too am cynical about the way people view marriage. It is certainly not sacred for many, many people. Yet people who do want to say they cherish each other are being denied that right.

Belinda Burford: Interesting how people expect equality but show no tolerance or understanding if people don’t share their views. If you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say anything at all.

Lynne Moller: If people love one another

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that’s all we need. NOT Bible bashing. Good on you all for leaving this matter to the federal government.

Kylie Lovett: No place for this debate at a local level, and if this councillor feels so passionately about this issue maybe she should run for federal politics.

Judy Davis: Maybe Casey council is going to get back to what it should be doing- council things.

Chris Anagnostakos: Thank you; now, let’s get on with bigger issues of greater importance to the people. Sick of hearing about the matter.

Alysha Jayde: Perhaps, they should look at the fact that the city of Casey has one of the highest crime rates in the state and do something to help the youth in the area? Just saying.

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Casey youth crime drop

By Victoria Stone-Meadows Youth crime is down in the City of Casey, along with the rest of the state, latest figures from the Crime Statistics Agency (CSA) show.

There were 231 first-time offenders between the ages of 10 and 17 in the City of Casey during the 2016 calendar year, compared to 343 in the 2012 calendar year.

The statistics show that year on year there are has been a decrease in the number of young first-time offenders in the City of Casey.

There were 21 fewer young offenders in 2013 compared to 2012, 82 fewer in 2014 compared to 2013 and one fewer in 2015 compared to 2014.

The trend in Casey follows a wider trend in Victoria that has seen a 10 percent decrease in youth crime in the last decade.

The research found that 56

per cent of young offenders committed at least one offence with another person in 2016, down from 63 per cent in 2007.

Crime Statistics Agency Chief Statistician Fiona Dowsley said young people were more likely to commit a crime when in the presence of someone else as opposed to acting alone.

‘More than half (56 per cent) of all young offenders committed at least one crime in the company of others, compared to 30 per cent of offenders aged 18 to 24,” she said.

"Our research shows that the crime type most likely to be committed in company is robbery.

"Young people were less likely to commit serious assaults and motor vehicle thefts in company, and co-offending for these crimes have both decreased compared to 2007.”

Specific types of crimes committed by young people have also shown downward trends.

The CSA statistics show that the number of first-time young offenders committing crimes against the person remained stable over time but property and deception offences decreased by an average of nearly nine per cent per year.

Ms Dowsley said the decrease in property offices is driven by less shoplifting among young people.

“The decrease in recorded property offences committed by young people was driven by a drop in retail theft offences,” she said.

“We’ve also seen a reduction in the number of young people committing serious assaults in the last five years, and this reflects the broader trends highlighted in our quarterly crime statistics.”

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Walk in the park helps out

By Victoria Stone-Meadows A Lynbrook man along with a team of friends and family will be taking a walk in the park later this month to raise money and support people in the community living with Parkinson’s disease.

John McKenzie was diagnosed with Parkinson’s eight and half years ago and said he didn’t know much about the illness when he was diagnosed.

Mr McKenzie and his wife Maria started their own peer support group for sufferers and their carers and Mr McKenzie said it was one of the best things he ever did.

He said getting to know other people who shared common experiences with the illness had helped him deal with his own symptoms.

“Most people are as ignorant about Parkinson’s as I was,” he said.

“People think of Parkinson’s as old people that shake and while that’s the truth, it’s actually an incredibly complex condition that is intuitive as it progresses.”

“I think having information about the condition, what you can do, tips and tricks, advice, and sharing experiences is all quite comforting.”

Mr McKenzie will be participating in Parkinson’s Victoria’s annual fundraising event ‘A Walk in the Park’ for

the first time this year at Federation Square on Sunday 27 August.

“I haven’t done it before but because I run this peer support group for Parkinson’s Victoria, I thought it was about time I practised what I preached,” he said.

“So I tried to get a few people interested and I decided to get a few friends and family together to get us registered.”

A Walk in the Park is Australia’s largest community event dedicated to improving the lives of people living with Parkinson’s and brings together those living with Parkinson’s, families, carers, health professionals, friends and supporters to create positive change.

It was through running the peer support group and being involved with Parkinson’s Victoria that Mr McKenzie found out about deep brain stimulation.

Mr McKenzie will undergo this invasive surgery on Wednesday 9 August, where doctors will implant a medical device called a neurostimulator to send impulses through implanted electrodes specific targets in the brain.

He said he would never have considered the surgery as a way of dealing with his symptoms if it weren’t for his involvement with Parkinson’s Victoria.

“I went to a seminar they run, a kind of get together for people with deep

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“I was getting bad movement in my body that started to get worse and I was informed by Parkinson’s Vic that early intervention is better.”

Mr and Mrs McKenzie are always hoping to expand their peer support group to others in the community who may be suffering in silence.

Mr McKenzie said there was so much to be gained from sharing experiences with Parkinson’s and encouraged anyone who needs the support to get in touch.

“The first thing that struck me when I went to a support group in Frankston was it was such a relief to talk to people who could finish your sentence for you,” he said.

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Uni will act

By Victoria Stone-Meadows The only university in the City of Casey has responded to findings by the Australian Human Rights Commission that 39 per cent of surveyed FedUni students reported sexual harassment in 2016.

The Change the course: National report on sexual assault and sexual harassment at Australian universities report released on Tuesday 1 August showed that more than half of university students across the country experienced some kind of sexual assault in the 2016 calendar year.

Federation University will be the sole university in Casey when they complete the changeover of the current Monash University Berwick campus at the end of 2017.

The results of the nationwide survey showed that 14 per cent of students at Federation University experienced sexual assault on campus in 2016, compared to 28 per cent at Monash University.

The Vice-Chancellor of Federation University, Professor Helen Bartlett, said Federation University would be taking the report’s 10 recommendations very seriously to address the issue of sexual assault on campus.

“We have a responsibility to raise awareness and educate students about what sexual harassment is, that it’s not right, and that one case is one case too many,” she said.

“I think Fed Uni’s a safe place, but we want to make it safer and that means in regards to sexual harassment we have to be really clear that we have zero tolerance for it.”

As well as committing to implement all 10 of the report’s recommendations, Federation University will extend its training programs across its entire institution to prevent sexual and violence-related acts.

The results of the survey show that a majority of students at Federation University had at least some knowledge of how to seek support or assistance from the university in regards to sexual harassment.

However, 33 per cent of students were shown to have none or only very little knowledge of how to seek help or support from Federation University.

Professor Bartlett said this knowledge gap in how to seek support would be addressed as an integral part of ending sexual assault at universities.

Federation University Vice-Chancellor Helen Bartlett.

Picture: CONTRIBUTED “We’ve been looking into our procedures about this,” she said.

“We want to ensure we have robust procedures that ensure first responders are trained, that our student leaders are fully briefed about how to support their peers and that every student that comes to this university has the opportunity to go through training, awareness raising and not just once but during the life of the student.

“These things need to be reinforced, it’s just not a token gesture, and these things need to be embedded so it becomes part and parcel of students’ education.”

The 10 recommendations from the Human Rights Commission report that Federation University will implement are: - Federation University will adopt an evidence-based respectful relationships program for university students; - Federation University will participate in specialist training developed by the Australian Psychological Society to extend the skills of university counsellors to support victims and survivors of sexual assault and sexual harassment; - Federation University will connect students with a 24/7 national interim support line offering specialist support for students, operated by Rape and Domestic Violence Services Australia, to supplement university services in the months immediately following the release of the report; - Federation University will engage in a broader availability of first responder training for university staff; - Federation University will

engage in new training for university staff and leaders about prevention and responses to sexual harassment and sexual assault; - Federation University will work with Universities Colleges Australia - a peak body for residential colleges - to provide access to first responder training for residential colleges and halls of residence, and to take their own action to support students in a compassionate and timely way; - Federation University will adopt best practice guidelines developed by the Human Rights Commission to support universities to respond to reports of sexual assault and sexual harassment; - Federation University will adopt new principles on postgraduate student-staff interaction; - Federation University will commit to continue the Respect. Now. Always. awareness campaign; and - Federation University will undertake a follow-up student survey to assess progress and inform ongoing action.

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By Narelle Coulter Singer, actor and radio presenter Clare Bowditch took a room full of businesswomen, and a handful of men, back to their childhoods at a women’s business lunch on Friday 4 August.

The lunch, held at the Cardinia Cultural Centre, was hosted by the City of Casey and Cardinia Shire.

Bowditch, mother of three and founder of Big Hearted Business, spoke about her own journey from shy teenager to ARIA-winning songwriter.

“We are in this room as apparent businesspeople from all different areas, all different walks of life but in actual fact, we’re here to build relationships," she said, animatedly walking around the stage in a long black dress and cream crochet cardigan.

Settling into her presentation, Bowditch abandoned her flat black shoes in the middle of the stage, padding about in bare feet, her toenails a shade of pale pink.

“The most useful thing that I can do for any of you - besides talk about my fabulous life - which is how it sounds on paper, I can tell you the reality is quite different - but the most helpful thing I can do is help you connect to each other."

She cajoled the audience into connecting with each other by urging them to reveal their childhood dreams to someone they didn’t know, saying “in that childhood dream of who you wanted to be is a clue about what you’re good at".

“What were you good at as a child?

What came easily to you? Because in that kernel is the answer to your success as a businessperson and the answer to your success in your career and the answer to your desire to be happy for God’s sake.

“Many of us are paralysed by the question ‘what is the meaning of my life, what is the purpose?’ It’s a big question to ask, I get it. I’ve been asking it since I was three, four and five years old.“ Ms Bowditch said she knew even as a child that she “wanted to do something that made a difference in the world“.

To achieve that she set her sights on becoming Miss World 1979.

Hospitals were the landscape of Bowditch’s childhood, as she and her family spent years comforting older sister Rowena who died of a rare condition aged seven.

“I knew that I wanted to save her and I thought that if I became Miss World, I would have power and influence. I only worked that out in the last decade. For a long time I judged my childhood dream, I thought 'what a shallow bitch'.

“But really, in that childhood dream was a desire to do more. I didn’t get to save my sister but I did get that gift that she left me which is, carry on, do the best that you can. You can be powerful in a small, tiny, little way - she was."

Bowditch said she always had a burning desire to “do something that mattered".

After finishing school, she stumbled along a path, which included a PR course and call centre work, until anger drove her to pursue her real love - singing/songwriting.

“I thought, I’m angry, why aren’t there people like me out there making music? Why do you have to take your clothes off to be popular in a film clip?

So whatever it is that’s burning in you, itching in you, what’s on fire in you, the thing that pisses you off the most is perhaps yet another clue in what your journey is supposed to be in this life. What is the problem that you are yearning to solve?"

Her awakening about her own des-

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tiny co-incided with a powerful influence entering her life in the form of prominent Melbourne businesswoman Fabian Dattner.

“I was planning to be a musician at that point. I had no idea why I would need the language of leadership or business, I was just planning to have a hit single, get rich and retire," she said, laughing.

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days a week on ABC radio so she can devote another day to writing and singing.

At that she picked up her guitar and gently played one of her own compositions.

“You don’t have to be one thing, but you have to start with something," she sang.

“Maybe today is that little start for

means to understand the different parts of ourselves. She taught me something very important early on - we’re just people. There is no work you and you, you that is not interconnected."

Ms Bowditch said being a mother “informs everything I know about trying to make a business work".

She urged the largely female audience to “work out what you need to stay sane" explaining she works four

you," she concluded.

The event also included a panel of local businesswomen - Allison Merrigan from St John of God, Nikki Jurcutz from Hero Headquarters, Vicki MacDermid a partner at Pitcher Partners and Federation University vicechancellor professor Helen Bartlett discussing the challenges and rewards of their industries.

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On Friday 28 July, 24 students and three teachers from Hampton Park Secondary College, Cranbourne Secondary College and Cranbourne East Secondary College were whisked off to the MCG for what they thought was a day at the footy.

However, on the journey to the stadium the students were given gift bags containing drink bottles, pens, mini footballs, Planet Ark T-shirts, and signed Marcus Stoinis posters.

The surprises didn’t end there through, with the students and teachers being greeted at the MCG by Collingwood premiership player Ben Reid.

From there the guests were taken on a tour of the Collingwood facilities by Mr Reid, which included time for selfies and a bit of kick to kick.

The guests were then walked into the grounds of MCG to make their way to their seats to watch the Hawks take on the Swans.

Students and teachers also had an opportunity to tour the underground and rarely seen areas of the stadium.

A lucky and knowledgeable student from Cranbourne East Secondary won six medallion club tickets and two parking passes to the Collingwood and Melbourne game by answering questions correctly, in a quiz given by Mr Reid.

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Council’s plans go digital The City of Casey’s 2017 to 2021 Council Plan has been presented in a digital format for the first time.

The Council Plan details how the City of Casey will work towards key projects to improve the liveability of the municipality.

The council is aiming to promote ongoing feedback on the plan with its new digital platform.

City of Casey Mayor Sam Aziz said the plan has been informed through council run community engagement projects such as the Casey Next Survey

and the Casey People’s Panel.

“Our Council Plan for the next four years is driven by the expectations and the needs of our residents,” he said.

“The 54 Casey People’s Panel members helped identify these priorities, and will be part of the delivery of

a number of key objectives to put the City of Casey ahead of the rest.”

“As the biggest and one of the fastest growing municipalities in the state, we want to ensure that we are continually catering to the needs of our rapidly expanding community,” he said.

Over the next six months the council aims to incorporate access to council documents, build its annual Action Plan, and report on project progress through the online platform.

To view the 2017-21 Council Plan visit www.ourfuture.casey.vic.gov.au.

Outlook for these aged is on the up AN aged care facility in Cranbourne is rapidly expanding, with Lifeview Residential Care officially commencing construction of a 56-bed extension to its Willow Wood residence.

The $12 million expansion was treated to a commencement ceremony with Willow Wood centenarian Doreen Colla, Lifeview’s Director Peter Reilly, and Chief Executive Officer Madeline Gall.

The expansion is set to provide the aging members of Cranbourne’s population a number of lifestyle options including cafes, a hair salon and room for the residents’ dogs.

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Portmin is at suite one, 26-28 Verdun Drive, Narre Warren. Phone 9704 3500. The firm is open Monday to Friday from 9am - 5pm, while Saturday is by appointment only.

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care offered here at Willow Wood but also in being part of the fabric of the local Cranbourne community,” she said.

“This extension will enable us to care for a growing number of older Australians into the future.”

Current Willow Wood resident Doreen Colla, who celebrated her 100th birthday last month, said all the residents of Willow Wood were excited to see what changes the expansion would bring.

“We are all very much looking forward to seeing the finished building, it is very exciting to watch it take shape,” she said.

Construction is currently due for completion in early 2018 and the home hopes to welcome new residents a short time after that.

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FROM PAGE 1 RMS HOMES Macquarie Streamline 220E is a design which has been tailored to suit smaller blocks which are becoming more frequent in land estates.

It is remarkable to think a design that incorporates four bedrooms, including a master bedroom featuring a grand, fullyfitted walk-in robe with a connecting dual vanity ensuite, a butler’s pantry to the kitchen, two living areas, double car garage and an alfresco can fit on a block as small as 350 square metres (12.5m wide by 28m deep).

RMS Homes have found a way to cleverly design the Macquarie Streamline 220E to incorporate all of the above, plus their famous Turnkey Essential Inclusions.

In August, RMS have launched their revised turnkey essential inclusions which now feature: •฀Euro฀567฀litre฀side฀by฀side฀ice฀ dispensing fridge; •฀Euro฀6kg฀front฀load฀washing฀machine; •฀Euro฀7kg฀front฀load฀clothes฀dryer; •฀Euro฀138-litre฀bar฀fridge;฀ •฀20mm฀Quantum฀quartz฀stone฀waterfall฀ ends to Kitchen Island Benches; and •฀Your฀choice฀of฀15฀bricks.

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$1,290,000 33 acre hobby Farm with loads oF potential

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(216302) * Purpose Designed to optimise both your business and Lifestyle * 7% lease back with 6 x 6 x 6 months options * 3 Bedroom, 3 Bathrooms, 4 Car LU remote garage * Built area 393m2, 3.5m ground ceiling height/office/showroom/ storage

* Corner Ground floor Retail Shop/ Office * Building Size 340m² (approx.) * Busy High Street exposure * Activity Centre Zone * High Foot Traffic * Fantastic signage Potential

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(217042) Located at the end of a no through road and surrounded by other large quality properties is this great hobby farm set on 33 acres. With panoramic views from the heights of this property and only a short 10 minute drive to the neighbouring Pakenham that has everything you will need, and less than an hour from the CBD, this property offers the privacy and seclusion of a rural location, but with all the city conveniences.

With features such as; - Quality built 3 bedroom brick veneer family home with views from every window.

$155,000 +Gst aFFordable commercial 2 land * Great opportunity to buy Commercial Land * Land Size 1470m² * Priced from $368,000 plus GST * Commercial 2 Zone * Pre-Selling Now Stage 2B 80% Sold, won’t last long!

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Just liKe a brand neW home, court location 5 bedroom!...3 bathroom!

(217282) Ideal for first home buyers. Currently leased for $1174 PCM on a MxM basis. Upgraded vanity plus separate laundry facilities.The kitchen is terrific in size with plenty of cupboard/bench space. Ducted heating, gas wall furnace & S/S air-conditioning. Outside you will be greeted by a large, secure grassed courtyard.There is also a single lock up garage with side walkway access.

(217290) Totally renovated & just like brand new 3 bedrooms all with robes, master with two way access bathroom, ceramic tiled to wet areas kitchen with corner pantry & s/steel gas cooktop & under bench oven. Open plan living with split system heating & cooling all brand new. Outdoors we have an elevated block 710m2 approx. pergola patio area with enough room for a big shed etc.

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(217274) Nestled in a quiet court location in Merinda Park Estate. This family 4 bedroom home plus guest room which sits on a 541m2 approx. block.This amazing property features master bedroom with walk through-robe which leads into a good size ensuite. Open plan gallery kitchen & breakfast bar, s/s 900mm gas hot plate, dishwasher. Family bathroom with spa. 2 family living areas. Ducted

$449,950 cranbourne

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(217293) Located in one of the lovely new estates of Cranbourne West is this little gem perfect for first home buyers & investors. Only a stone throw away from parks, golf course, school & new shops just being built right around the corner, this is one not to go past! The property consist of 3 bedrooms, master with full ensuite & WIR, bedrooms 2 & 3 with BIR’s, open plan kitchen dining adjacent to family room, opening up onto your very own private courtyard. The kitchen is fitted out with stone benchtops & s/ steel appliances, also with floating timber floors.

For all enquiries & inspections please call Jason Brown direct.

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Prime develoPment site (217075) Large 3 bedroom home with LU garage. Land Size 848m² (Approx.).

Multi-level development site (STCA). High density development site (STCA).

Activity Centre Zone, Precinct 6C Preferred Height (11.5m). Walking distance to Cranbourne Park Shopping Centre.

Currently Leased till May 2018 @ $1473pcm

$650,000 - $680,000 venus bay

$160,000

room to move 700m² blocK (217280) Large 4 bedroom home only 5 years young with family & cinema rooms, full ensuite (double vanities) & WIR to the master bedroom. The kitchen is well appointed with caesarstone benches, 5 burner s/steel cooker WIP & dishwasher, ducted heating & evaporative cooling. We also have large ceramic tiled areas, this is a quality home in great condition on a 700m² block approx.. with more than enough room for a pool or second shed/workshop. A double garage with internal access, auto remote door & storage area built in make this a fine package, there is also a single door access to the yard and a lovely alfresco area. Inspections are by appointment only.

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“live side by side - tWo blocKs” (217267) This is a great opportunity to have family next door or just a fantastic 1632m2 block of your own already titled & ready to go, one 909m2 block & another 723m2 block both with 16.76m frontages enough to build that dream home on, farm fenced to 3 sides & electricity available.The vendors are genuine, call Frank Barrett for all enquiries.

$799,000 botanic ridge

$1,400,000

your oWn Piece oF australian history circa 1890 (217275) Victorian cottage in perfect condition with 12ft ceilings & baltic pine floors, leadlights, in the best location on a huge 868m² block.

(Activity Centre Zone) 3 bedrooms two toilets 1 bathroom, with ducted heating and evaporative cooling, plus open fireplaces. Great kitchen with five burner stainless steel cooker, granite cooktop and timber benchtops plus dishwasher. Large family room and dining, plus café blind enclosed patio entertaining area and 3 car tandem carport.

Inspections by appointment only by calling Frank Barrett.

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“suit an eXtended Family” Approx. 60sq. home 11x11 under home garage & wine cellar storage areas & alfresco, approx. 780m² block with views. 4 master sz bdms all with robes, the master has a WIR, separate toilet & shower twin vanities with 40mm black granite tops & a feature raised heated spa. 4 living areas (zoned heating & cooling,2 units) including upstairs attic theatre.

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$590,000

2 merton ave, clyde (217219) The mirage 22 built by Metricon has four bedrooms, all upstairs with a built in robe and full ensuite to master, powder room downstairs plus 2 Study / nook areas.

Open plan integrated kitchen with adjoining tiled family room, double remote garage with internal access on a low maintenance block. All reasonable offers will be considered.

Call Harry Syrros to arrange a personal inspection. looKing For investors (217294) Immaculately presented home, features 4 bedrooms, full ensuite & WIR to master, formal lounge with adjacent dining room, EWO, GHP, meals area plus adjoining family room with a/c, includes plantation shutters, ducted heating, double garage on a 506m block approx.. with lovely low maintenance gardens.

Vendor prepared to rent back for minimum 12 months. Secure Investment.

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EXCLUSIVE CLYDE LOCATION This is a wonderful opportunity to purchase a beautiful home in the quiet spot of Kilora Park, built on a generous block of land 512m2. It offers 5 spacious bedrooms, 4 with double BIR’s while the master bedroom is fitted with a large ensuite and WIR. With plenty of living and entertainment area, fully landscaped gardens, this home is perfect for a growing family. The property is located around prestigious schools, hospitals and Eden Rise Shopping Centre. This home features refrigerated cooling, ducted heating, roller shutters in front of the property, Roman blinds, security doors front and back, 8ft ceilings with a 3 car garage.

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Investors welcome as current owner willing to rent for 12 months.

Contact Charles Torcasio on 0478 719 002 further details and inspection

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THIS is your chance to purchase this stunning property in the much sought-after Berwick Chase Estate. Extensively renovated throughout with no expense spared.

Situated on a corner block where side access is a possibility. This home is in a great location, close to all amenities with low-maintenance landscaped gardens.

Features of this beautiful home include five spacious bedrooms with built-in robes.

The master with a feature wall, pendant lights, full ensuite and walk-in robe with built-in drawers.

Every bedroom has TV and data points wired in, so all you need to do is plug in and go.

The designer kitchen has Caesarstone benches with waterfall ends, loads of softclose drawers, downlights, feature pendants, splashback with subway tiles and LED lighting, a 900mm freestanding stainlesssteel oven and feature rangehood.

A walk-in pantry with loads of storage space that leads through to the garage. You’ll never have to lug your shopping in from the driveway again!

Multiple living areas for your family to enjoy.

The front living room can be used as a theatre room as it’s already pre-wired and ready to go. Then there is the dining area off the side of the kitchen that is big enough to accommodate everyone.

Lastly there is a rumpus room that’s large enough to fit the whole family with built-in cabinetry and feature bulkhead.

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TRANQUILITY AT ITS BEST This is a wonderful opportunity to purchase a beautiful home in the sought after suburb of Berwick. Built on a generous block of land, this home offers 5 spacious bedrooms, 4 of which includes BIRs, while the master bedroom is fitted with an ensuite and WIR. With a large abundance of space, outdoor entertaining area and landscaped gardens, this home is perfect for a growing family! Keeping the family in mind, this property is close to many prestigious schools, is surrounded by parkland and is only a short drive from Fountain Gate Shopping Centre as well as the freeway. It also has close access to public transport. This home features a decked alfresco, ducted heating, refrigerated cooling, double glazed glass windows and a double garage with remote entry. If you’re looking for a spacious home, perfect for a growing family as well as a chance to entertain effortlessly, please contact Roger De Zylva on 0449 596 723

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GREAT FAMILY OR INVESTMENT HOME. READY TO MOVE IN, OR RENT OUT Excellent 3 bedrooms home is the complete package: Situated on a Large Block of 604sqm. Located within minutes to public transport, Bus and Train services, Freeway access, High Profile Schools, shopping centers, medical Centre, and more.

This property caters to all living requirements for a variety of people with access at its best. With heating and cooling throughout the home, a great sized backyard which includes garden shed and garage. In addition multiple carport space, up to 5 car spaces.

If this sounds like what you have been looking for, call Ricky Chen on 0405 157 785 today or visit our next open for inspection.

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LOT 725 CASTILLO AVENUE, CLYDE NORTH

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Park1 Real Estate presents a rare opportunity of land in Delaray Estate, Clyde North.

Delaray Estate has several facilities such as a fully equipped Gym, swimming pool and Community Hall for all households to enjoy.

Land is ready to build on, Easy access to Monash Freeway, Close to Park, Future school , Future Bus Service

This 350m2 block of land, located in Tarneit, is only 25kms west of Melbourne city. This is a great opportunity for First Home Buyers and anyone looking to invest.This lot of land is close to parks, schools, sporting grounds as well as the Town Center, making it the perfect place to build your dream home! For more information, please contact Gagandeep Singh on 0430 771 212

Grab this Golden Opportunity to discuss further.

Call Gagandeep Singh on 0430 771 212

10 BAYNTON CRESCENT, LYNBROOK

GREAT LOCATION! GREAT VALUE! The prestigious Lynbrook estate is the most sought after residential estate in the South East. Boasting a superb location close to schools, childcare centre, public transport, Lynbrook village shopping centre and picturesque parks and lakes, this quality 5 bedroom plus study family home, is set on a huge 557m2 (approximately) block of land is comprising of master bedroom with full ensuite, ducted heating and central cooling.

There is plenty of storage in the kitchen including a good size pantry. This low maintenance property has double garage with remote control access.

It is ideal for a family with children going to school or travel to the city and also to elderly ones with access to the shopping centre and railway station and bus transport. Be quick to inspect as there are not many properties available in such a fine and central Lynbrook location.

Please contact Roger De Zylva on 0449 596 723 to organise a private inspection.

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Off the kitchen you have the pergola with timber decking. Open the doors and bring the outdoors inside. A fantastic entertaining space that is central to the whole home.

Visible from the kitchen and the rumpus room, you will enjoy many family gatherings in this amazing yard.

The owner of this home hasn’t forgotten a thing when the renovations were done.

Some of the inclusions are ducted heating, evaporative cooling, downlights, feature pendant lights, alarm, feature timber doors with glass inserts, high ceilings, custom made curtains and blinds, engineered bamboo timber floors, keyless entry to the front door, solar system, garden shed, internal access to the home and landscaped low maintenance gardens.

This home has everything you could want for your family. A fabulous home that has been beautifully renovated.

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Cranbourne North 164 Rosebank Drive The Enviable Titan Of Cranbourne North!

If your family is bursting at the seams, spoil them with an opportunity to spread out comfortably inside this stately five bedroom, three bathroom residence located within the coveted Cranbourne North’s premier locale. Ofering private guest accommodation downstairs with access to robes, toilet and bathroom, with the added bonus of 3 separate formal and communal living areas. A large kitchen is a statement of functionality with ample cupboards and bench tops with a large combined second open plan meals area. Upstairs

AUCTION large retreat with master containing two walk in robes and two additional bedrooms also with robes. Side access to this amazing 1475 sq mtr allotment allows endless potential to store all your toys or build barn style sheds (STCA).

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Excellent family home situated on a 574M2 (approx.) allotment. 4 bedrooms master with WIR & ensuite, 2 large open plan living areas, an expansive modern designer kitchen with stone bench tops, glass splash backs, s/s appliances and an abundance of cupboards adjoining the meals area. Back yard access for your caravan or boat through the DLUG and an undercover entertaining area. Further comprising, heating/cooling, high ceilings, quality window coverings & timber floors.

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$570,000 - $620,000 View Thursday 10/8 6-6:30PM Saturday 12/8 2-2:30PM

Located in a quite street and immaculately maintained by the same owners since new 23 years ago, this 3 bedroom single level home has fabulous space to entertain the family, featuring large lounge, family size kitchen with adjoining meals, lovely main bedroom (WIR) and walk through bathroom, private courtyard, rear garden shed, external window shutters & single remote lock up garage on own drive. Metres from new medical centre, close to all amenities and no body corp.

$380,000 - $420,000

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2.5 ACRE BLANK CANVAS, READY FOR YOUR DREAM HOME THIS is for anyone who has ever dreamt of owning their own lifestyle property.

It gives plenty of room to move, for the kids to play and for space to park the boat and caravan, and to not have the neighbours practically living on the front doorstep.

Now dreams can become a reality with this superb 2.5 acre lifestyle block.

Located in the very well sought after leafy suburb of Langwarrin is this great semi cleared blank canvas just waiting for someone to call it home.

With easy access, it is only 40 minutes to Melbourne and not even 20 minutes to the Mornington Peninsula.

This property is well positioned, being only a very short drive to local schools, parks and large shopping centres and surrounded by other large and quality lifestyle properties.

With plenty of room for a lovely family home, for the kids to play, a couple of horses and or even to store trucks and machinery, the possibilities are endless.

ROOM TO ROAM, SERENE SETTING 1461 Dandenong-Hastings Road Inspect: By appointment Price: $649,950 Contact: Jason Brown, 0423 768 424 FINNINGS FIRST NATIONAL REAL ESTATE, CRANBOURNE, 5996 1200

Narre Warren 26 Blue Gum Court

NESTLED in a completely private pool and garden sanctuary is this immaculate family home, surprisingly spacious in design.

Located on a made road within walking distance to the school, kinder and sporting facilities makes for convenient living.

Indoors combines the perfect blend of sophisticated style and timeless architecture.

The functional floor plan boasts five bedrooms, lounge and dining complete with open fire, fully equipped kitchen incorporating dining and family room of generous proportions.

Upstairs is the perfect teenage retreat with a bedroom and third living area.

Features garden views from most rooms, vaulted ceilings, en suite to master, split system heating and cooling.

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• Delightful 3 bedroom, 2-bathroom home • Beautifully renovated kitchen with attractive bench tops • Open plan with 2 separate living areas • Rear access with double carport and double garage/workshop

Perfectly presented and 100% ready for yourself and family to simply move in and enjoy! This 4 bedroom home includes the convenience & touch of luxury we all desire including ensuite, walk in robe, open plan dining, kitchen and living room plus includes stunning alfresco area you can’t help but be enticed by! A short walk to Schools & Sports grounds or even stroll to the Main Street with Restaurants, Doctors, Railway station & plenty more. Homes are in short supply and inding another available to match this – unlikely. $440,000 - $465,000 Internet ID: 17646834 View property and more details at www.sej.com.au

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MODERN CONTEMPORARY STYLE SET among beautiful private gardens, this lovely family home in a quiet court location is sure to delight.

With an impressive outlook to the garden, the formal lounge has cathedral ceilings. Set to the side is a formal dining room.

Comprising of three bedrooms plus a study or possibly fourth bedroom, the home delivers a generous master bedroom with walk-in robe and adjoining modern ensuite, bedrooms two and three offer robes and built-in bookshelves/desk.

Central to the home is the luxurious white kitchen displaying stainless steel appliances including dishwasher, walk-in pantry and breakfast bar that overlooks the generous family meals area, separate rumpus theatre room, private rear garden and covered alfresco area.

Other features are ducted heating, double garage with remote control and

split-system cooling. Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity to secure this beautifully presented home only a few minutes’ walk to schools, Akoonah Park and moments to the bus and all other shopping facilities.

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What’s on Feng Shui equilibrium

Cranbourne Day View Club

Join Edgar Lok Tin Yung, a Feng Shui and Chinese astrology consultant for this fascinating evening and learn the basics of Feng Shui, an ancient Chinese wisdom related to architecture and built environment. The philosophy of Feng Shui is to achieve harmonisation between the spiritual, nature, buildings and people.

■ Monday 21 August. 7.30pm to 8.30pm.

Cost: $20. Balla Balla Community Centre Phone: 5990 0900.

The Cranbourne Day View Club is looking for new members to join the group. The group is helping to sponsor students through The Smith Family.

■ Meetings are on the first Wednesday of the month at the Amstel Club. For more information, contact Trish Ransom on 5995 7037.

Hallam Sensational Movers Keep fit this winter and join the Hallam Sensational Movers club. A gentle exercise class for those who prefer it or step up their pace if they can.

■ Mondays, 11.15am and Wednesdays, 11am at the Scout Hall, Gunns Road, Hallam. $5 per class. Phone 9703 1688 for more details.

Narre Warren Seniors Do you like spending time in small group activities in an informal atmosphere? Do you like to play cards or darts, table tennis or indoor bowls? Would you like to have fun line dancing or relax with chair-based gentle exercise? Then come and join us at Narre Warren Seniors.

■ 92-196 Centre Road, Narre Warren. Phone 9704 0015 or 0426 736 467.

Something for seniors

Computers for seniors This fantastic course is designed specifically for seniors that will get you started into the digital world. Explore the many benefits such as internet, email, Word, Excel, online shopping/banking, downloading photos, scanning documents, password protection, emailing and much more. Laptops provided or bring your own laptop.

■ Friday 25 August for four weeks. 10am to noon. Cost: $75. Balla Balla Community Centre. Phone: 5990 0900.

Trivia and silent auction Eleven Year 12 students from both East and West campus of St Peter’s College, Cranbourne, are participating in an Immersion Program within a small community and Catholic School in Honiara, Solomon Islands, later in 2017. As part of their commitment to the program, they have undertaken to raise much- needed funds which will enable the building of a two-storey building to house their new computer lab, library and replacement of their old staff room for the Bishop Epalle Catholic School in Honiara, Solomon Islands.

■ Friday 11 August. West Campus of St Peter’s College. Contact: April Hampson on 0403 387 222.

U3A Cranbourne Third term is well underway, but U3A Cranbourne is still looking for more people in the following classes - folk art, bridge, Mahjong, chess, singing for fun, sewing and patchwork, fishing, and learning music keyboard. If retired and looking for something to fill in time, come along and join the happy group.

■ For further information, phone 5995 0311, or visit www.u3acranbourne.net.au

Four seasons As part of the City of Casey’s Winter Arts Festival, Cranbourne Chorale will present “Four Seasons in One Day”

Bargain book sale Stock up on some great reads for the whole family at our bargain book sale; supported by Friends of Cranbourne Libraries Inc. ■ Saturday 12 August. 8.30am to 2pm. Cranbourne Library Casey Complex 65 BerwickCranbourne Road (Casey Radio entrance). Contact: 5990 0150.

■ Sunday 13 August, 2pm. Casey Grammar Performing Arts Centre, 3 New Holland Drive, Cranbourne. Tickets can be purchased at www.trybooking.com/POSG or contact 5998 7485 or 9775 8016 or bought at the door.

Basic computer classes Small classes with patient tutor ■ Tuesday mornings for eight weeks at Hallam Community Learning Centre Phone 9703 1688 Email: admin@hallamclc.com.au.

Cake decorating made easy A fun hands-on class to learn how to decorate the perfect drippy cake. Drippy cakes are the very latest in cake decorating. Create your very own individual masterpiece. Cost includes all ingredients. Bring an apron and a container to take your cake home.

■ Monday 14 August. 7pm to 9pm. Cost: $35. Balla Balla Community Centre Phone: 5990 0900.

Dance for infants Kids from one to four years old can put on their dancing shoes for Groove N Kids with their parents and guardians. It helps develop language, social, emotional and physical skills through music and dance.

■ Oakgrove Community Centre, 89-101 Oakgrove Drive, Narre Warren South, from 1 August to 19 September, 1-4pm. Bookings are essential on 9704 2781.

Gentle yoga Fight stress, get fit and stay healthy with a

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■ Tuesdays, 9.30-10.30am, and Wednesdays, 7-8pm at Brentwood Park Neighbourhood House, 21a Bemersyde Drive, Berwick. $10 a session or $80 for a 10-week term.

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Cranbourne Garden Club Everyone is welcome to come along and have fun and maybe learn something about gardening.

■ Meetings at Cranbourne Public Hall, second Thursday of the month at 1.30pm. Contact Julie Muley on 5995 1420.

Artwork sale Berwick Art Society’s paint group sells its artworks each Thursday. Everyone is welcome to visit and chat with the artists.

■ Thursdays, 11.30am-2.30pm at the Old Cheese Factory, 34 Homestead Road, Berwick.

Kids’ pottery workshop Children are introduced to different clay types, clay-firing techniques and are free to create their own masterpieces at three Wednesday afternoon classes. Suitable for children aged six and over.

■ 28 June, 4.30pm-6pm. Oakgrove Community Centre, 89-101 Oakgrove Drive, Narre Warren South. $48, all materials are included. Bookings on 9704 2781 or office@oakgrovecc.org.au.

Come and try a game of table tennis with the Narre Warren Seniors Club. Male and female players are welcome. Friendly games just for fun and exercise. Entry fee is $1 and sharing coffee, tea and biscuits makes it a social morning with friends. Free coaching is provided.

■ Saturday mornings from 9.30am-noon.

192-196 Centre Road, near the Narre Warren railway station. Call 9704 0015 or 0426 736 467.

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

Pre-school storytime The Berwick Mechanics Institute and Free Library is providing a storytime for pre-schoolers.

■ Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10.30am at 15 High Street, Berwick. Call 9707 3519 or email bmi@dcsi.net.au.

Problem drinkers Al-Anon Family Group is for relatives and friends of problem drinkers.

■ Mondays from 10am at the Andrews Centre, corner Hanna Drive and Heatherton Road, Endeavour Hills. Call 1300 252 666 or visit www.al-anon.org.au.

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

Morning tea supplied.

■ Holland Drive, Cranbourne, 10am-noon.

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

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

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Charity angels start young

By Victoria Stone-Meadows Narre Warren mother and charity entrepreneur Kelly Warren believes more children should be involved in charity work from young ages.

Ms Warren was an outreach worker for a national charity until about six weeks ago when she decided to strike out on her own to help homeless and vulnerable people in Melbourne.

She started the BK 2 Basics Melbourne charity that collects clothes, blankets, sleeping rolls, and personal hygiene items for Melbourne’s homeless and connects them other support services.

Ms Warren’s daughters, Shanleigh, 17, Kaidi, 8, and Rhyan, 9, go along with her to collect donations, make care packs and help those in need.

She said at first she wasn’t sure about the girls coming along with her to the city, but found her children had really found a love of helping others.

“The girls wanted to come out with me while I was doing handouts, and I was quite hesitant in the beginning because I was new to running my own charity,” she said.

“I didn’t know what to expect, but we never have any trouble, and if there was the slightest hint of trouble, I wouldn’t have the kids there.”

The girls themselves say they really enjoy the time they spend with their mum helping others and improving the lives of vulnerable people.

“We went down to Batman Park one night, and there was a man who only has a box under a tree,” eight-year-old Kaidi said.

“He was sleeping on it, so we gave him a blanket and we gave him a sleeping roll and sleeping bag, and he smiled and he said, 'thanks'.”

“We are making a difference.”

They said that being involved in charity work had taught them to appreciate what they had and not to judge people.

“We go to other people’s houses to collect things, or they bring them to us and we sort through them,” nine-year-old Rhyan said.

“We are going out and helping; working for things for other people.”

“I learned to appreciate that I have a roof over my head and a home, and that I am lucky that I have a family.”

Kelly Warren with her daughters, Rhyan, Kaidi and Shanleigh with the care packs and other items they give to the homeless. 171525 Picture: VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS “I am happy that I am helping because if we weren’t there they wouldn’t have clothes and would have frozen,” Kaidi said.

Ms Warren said she was so proud of her children for their willingness to help others and said more children should be involved with charities to teach them about compassion and humility.

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“More kids should be involved because it opens their eyes that it isn’t a perfect world and there are people that struggle.”

“The girls are even concerned others at their school don’t have lunch and they will give their lunch away.”

Ms Warren is hopeful she will be able to expand the scope of BK 2 Basics and include getting lunches at local schools and helping the homeless or vulnerable people in the City of Casey as well.

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Eagles host big day

By David Nagel Beaconsfield’s sparkling facility at Holm Park Reserve will book-end the 2017 South East Football Netball League (SEFNL) finals series after winning hosting rights for this year’s grand final.

The Eagles’ home ground will kick things off on Saturday 26 August, hosting the qualifying final, before Berwick and Pakenham take control of further preliminaries before the action returns to Holm Park for the biggest dance of all on Saturday 16 September.

Berwick will be the home of Sunday sport, hosting the elimination and first semi-finals on 27 August and 3 September respectively, with Pakenham’s Toomuc Reserve the home of the second semi-final on Saturday 2 September before backing up with the preliminary final on 9 September.

Beaconsfield Football Club president Troy Robinson said the club was excited to be hosting the biggest event on the SEFNL calendar.

“We pride ourselves on the great facilities we have here at Beaconsfield, and it’s a massive opportunity for us to showcase those facilities on the biggest stage,” Robinson said.

“We’re focused on this becoming a great event with a heavy community involvement and we want community groups from around the area to share in the benefits. The Upper Beaconsfield CFA is already on board, and there are plenty of options we need to discuss as we work through our planning phase.”

Beaconsfield, Berwick and Pakenham were the only clubs to tender to host finals; a process shortened after

the league’s governing body - AFL South East - reversed its original decision to host the grand final under lights at Casey Fields.

Pressure from the nine SEFNL clubs- who were unanimous in their support of a day grand final- forced AFLSE to change its mind.

Robinson said the football and netball clubs were hoping to bring the community together for the day.

“We want to bring a carnival atmosphere to the day, because it’s not just a celebration for Beaconsfield, it’s a celebration for the community and for SEFNL as a whole,” he said.

“We’d love all nine clubs to be involved in some capacity and bring a great family atmosphere to the day. We only have a small window to get ready now, but we intend to bring a point of difference with the sole focus on attracting as many people as possible to what should be a great event.”

Officer has hosted the last two SEFNL grand finals - and its expertise has been called upon.

“Barry (Officer president Barry O’Loughlin) has been great with his advice, just advising us of the little bits and pieces that made their experience so rewarding,” Robinson said.

“Barry has been brilliant with his support, even to the point of offering us equipment to borrow on the day.”

The main issue regarding Beaconsfield as a suitable host for the grand final centred on its ability to segregate vehicles and pedestrians on a busy stretch of Beaconsfield-Emerald Road.

Robinson said the club was taking traffic management responsibilities

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“We will have limited parking at the ground, up to 500 cars, but we have Akoonah Park and Perc Allison Reserve to help us out in that regard,” Robinson said.

“Our main concern is getting pedestrians safely to and from the ground, and we will employ a traffic management company to make sure the transition is done in a safe way. We’ve hosted two VFL games this year, so our experience is building, but we expect this crowd to exceed anything we’ve seen before ... the key driver being the weather.”

SEFNL Leagues manager Liz Triffitt said the league was confident that Beaconsfield would do an outstanding job.

“Firstly, I’d like to thank all three clubs for taking part in the tender process and for offering up three outstanding venues to host this year’s finals series,” Triffitt said.

“The Holm Park Reserve facility is a great venue, and we’re confident Beaconsfield will showcase the league in the best possible way.”

Triffitt also confirmed that the league will produce a hard-copy footy

record for the duration of the finals series.

SEFNL FINALS SERIES VENUES Saturday 26 August - Qualifying Final at Beaconsfield Sunday 27 August - Elimination Final at Berwick Saturday 2 September - Second semi-final at Pakenham Sunday 3 September - First semifinal at Berwick Saturday 9 September - Preliminary Final at Pakenham Saturday 16 September - Grand Final at Beaconsfield

Dees home against the odds

By Nick Creely VICTORIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE REVIEW - ROUND 16 A gutsy second half fightback from an injury-ravaged Casey has seen the Demons register a sensational 10-point victory over fellow finals aspirant Sandringham on Saturday afternoon.

In one of the more important games on the VFL calendar, Casey defied the odds to cement its place inside the top eight with just three matches remaining.

With a hurling breeze dictating terms, the game was a genuine armwrestle with plenty on the line for both sides.

Bailey Fritsch got the ball rolling with a clever snap in the opening minutes, before hard nut Jimmy Munro kicked a great goal on the run only moments later to hand the Dees a dream start with the wind.

Although Angus Scott kicked another before quarter time, the Zebras clicked into gear and levelled the game up through strong defence.

But the first injury of many for the day in the first quarter severely halted Casey’s momentum - in a fairly innocuous incident in a marking contest, young defender Joel Smith landed awkwardly to suffer a crack in his tibia

that will rule him out for the rest of the season.

In that very same contest, Munro dislocated his shoulder, leaving the Demons down two players with still three quarters of football left to play.

With the Zebras dominating proceedings and facing a hefty 28-point half time deficit off the back of a seven-goal quarter with the wind, the Demons then had to face the second half without dominant ruckman Jake Spencer, who succumbed to a serious rib injury.

And with virtually no one left on the bench, pure grit saw the Demons roar back to life, kicking six-goals to two with the wind in the third to cut the margin to a solitary point.

But with the wind against them and the players fatiguing against a side fully fit and with the clear edge in the final quarter, the Demons had other ideas.

Led by the brilliance of midfielders Jay Kennedy-Harris, Ben Kennedy and Angus Brayshaw, the Demons snatched the lead early in the final quarter through a snap goal from Angus Scott, before moments later Bailey Fritsch extended the lead out to 11 points.

But the Zebras settled into the wind,

VFL SANDRINGHAM 1.0 8.7 10.8 12.11(83) CASEY DEMONS 3.3 4.3 10.7 14.9(93) SANDRINGHAM GOALS: J. Holmes 2, M. Cook 2, C. Rich 2, J. Lonie 2, B. Long, B. Bailey, J. Battle, E. Phillips BEST: J. Lonie, B. Long, D. Weickhardt CASEY DEMONS GOALS: A. Scott 3, B. Fritsch 3, L. Hulett, J. Munro, A. Ferreira, D. Keilty, S. Weideman, B. Kennedy, W. Collis, B. Giobbi BEST: B. Stretch, A. Brayshaw, D. Keilty, B. Kennedy, J. Kennedy-Harris, B. Fritsch

slamming on two goals to take back the lead in time-on.

Scott then with class snapped another goal - his third for the match - to steal the lead back before Alyosio Ferreria iced the game with a clutch setshot in the dying moments.

It was a monumental victory, and coach Justin Plapp was clearly excited.

“It was one of the best results I’ve

An injury ravaged Casey defied the odds and stole victory on Saturday.

Picture: COURTESY OF ADAM MCFARLANE ever been involved in,” he said.

“For us to be able to stick at it and dig in when it counted.

“There was nothing pretty about it - but it was a bit of grit, and (winning) critical contests.”

And with just three rounds to go, Casey remain locked into sixth spot and are riding the wave of momentum heading into finals.

“We’re dealing with every week as it comes at the moment,” Plapp said.

“We’ve got a really good bunch of characters that are here for the right reasons.

“It was a really good reward for them today, but bigger and better things for them now to keep striving for.”

The Demons will host Northern Blues on Saturday afternoon at Casey Fields.

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Gone ... in 2.9 seconds

By Nick Creely For all that the Casey Cavaliers achieved in their inaugural season in the State Championship Men competition, seeing the season end in just 2.9 seconds is one bitter pill to swallow.

That’s exactly what happened to the brave Cavs, who endured a devastating 74-73 loss in Saturday night’s elimination final against the Eltham Wildcats.

With scores tied at 73 apiece and with only seconds to go, Chris Cameron (20 points) stood at the free throw line ready to end the game.

He missed the first, but duly converted the second basket to secure a famous victory and break the hearts of a Cavs side that fought back admirably.

But it was a see-sawing contest with plenty of momentum shifts.

The Wildcats at one point surged out to an almost impenetrable 15-point lead midway through the third term and it looked like the game was falling right into their laps.

But a stunning fightback from the Cavs saw the visitors silence the capacity crowd and reduce the margin to just two points heading into the final quarter.

And only a few points separated them until the very last moments as the Cavs tied the scoreboard and almost pulled off the most remarkable victory of 2017.

A strong all-round effort by Brent Hobba (17 points, 13 rebounds) and another consistent performance by Brandon Polk (15 points, eight rounds) weren’t quite enough to get the Cavs over the line.

But what an amazing first season it was in the Big V’s highest competition, with 15 home-

All turf wicket tables in the DDCA, including this one at Lois Twohig Reserve will be Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS replaced. 163047

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and-away wins making for a stunning season for Casey Basketball.

In the other division, Casey’s Youth League Two Men side defeated Collingwood 72-78 on Saturday in the first of the three playoffs for the championship.

The Youth League Two Women also had a 7168 point win over Blackburn on Sunday in the first of three semi-finals played at Casey Stadium.

Game two will be played at Casey Stadium this Saturday night, with the Cavs looking to seal the championship.

They meet again this Saturday at Knox Basketball Stadium, with the Cavs a massive chance of booking themselves a grand final spot.

In an interesting turn of events in the Dandenong District Cricket Association, all turf wicket tables are set to be replaced in February and March 2018.

The DDCA has advised all clubs - except clubs in the Casey and Kingston areas - that the City of Greater Dandenong no longer has Portland Soil available for the turf wickets.

This means that all wickets with this soil will be replaced

by Black Wicket Soil from Hume Turf.

There is set to be an interruption to cricket for the following DDCA turf grounds: February - Coomoora Reserve (Coomoora) and Wachter

Reserve (Parkmore Pirates) will have no cricket played for the last three rounds and finals.

March - Alex Nelson Reserve (Springvale South), Parkfield Reserve (Parkfield), Rowley Allen Reserve (Keysborough) and Springvale Reserve (Springvale) will be unavailable for the 2017-'18 finals.

The Gazette contacted a few clubs in the association in regards to their potential impact on the season but they declined to comment.

All DDCA clubs outside the Greater Dandenong area, for example Berwick in the Casey region and Dingley in the Kingston City, will need to replace their turf wickets if they are using the Portland Soil.

In other news around the DDCA, new Turf 1 club St Mary’s have added a star recruit to its ranks, with Sri-Lankan first-class cricketer Kaushalya Gajasinghe signing on as a playing-coach for 2017-'18. He will replace last year’s premiership winning captain-coach Jake Needham, who will not be returning to the club after securing employment in the UK. Gajasinghe, 25, has played 46 first-class matches as well as representing Sri Lanka at Under-19 level and adds instant star power to the side.

Another DDCA Turf 1 club, Cranbourne, is on the verge of announcing their new captain for the 2017-'18 season, after the loss of Steven Spoljaric to Springvale South.

Cranny is feasting on victory QUIZ NUMBER 1570 1. IN which city did Jeff Horn score his epic win over boxing legend Manny Pacquiao?

2. WHICH legendary English soccer manager retired at the end of the 2012-13 premier league season?

3. WHICH Australian female golfer won over a dozen events in the United States in the 1970s and ‘80s?

4. WHICH American NFL team did Aussie Jarryd Hayne play for?

5. WHICH controversial report into Australian sport was released in 2009?

6. FOR which two states did former Australian cricketer Rodney Hogg play Sheffield Shield cricket?

7. WHO scored the most runs in the 2013-14 Ashes cricket series?

8. WHO was the only tennis player to win the ABC Sportsman of the Year award twice?

9. WHO became the first German golfer to head the European prize money list in 1981?

10. HOW many seconds can a shooter take to attempt a goal in netball?

11. WHAT are the five sports that make up modern pentathlon?

12. FOR how many seasons did Allan Border play Test cricket?

13. HAS Australian Rules football ever been played at the Olympic Games?

14. WHICH Australian won more Olympic track and field medals than any other woman at the time of her retirement?

15. WHICH major American event did Robert de Castella win in 1986?

16. WHICH famous Australian boxing brothers took part in over 600 bouts?

17. FORMER Davis Cup coach Harry Hopman won three Australian titles in which other sport?

18. WHICH American athlete won four gold medals at the 1936 Olympics?

19. WHICH Australian sculler was never beaten in a 21-year career?

20. WHICH wicket-keeper once took a world record eight dismissals in a Sheffield Shield cricket innings?

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By Nick Creely VICTORIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE - WOMENS REVIEW - ROUND 11 Starved of a win for over a month, Cranbourne finally found its mojo on Saturday with a terrific team performance against the winless Seaford at Frankston Oval.

The signs weren’t positive early for the Eagles, with Seaford slamming on two early goals before stopping the home side in their tracks despite kicking against the wind.

What came next was a brilliant defensive effort, with the Eagles holding Seaford goalless for the remainder of the game while piling on six themselves to run out comfortable 33-point winners.

Eagles coach Sein Clearihan was delighted with the club’s first win since the middle of June, and said it was one of those games where everything just went to plan.

“They played exactly to the tee on Saturday - they (Seaford) kicked the first two goals then Bridie Kennedy kicked a goal against the wind up the top end and that was worth at least three goals - it kick-started us,” he said.

“They ran all day and in numbers, and they hunted Seaford, it was just really, really good to see.

“As coach, they put four quarters together and they structured up which was great for me - when Seaford pressured us, we stuck to our struc-

Bianca Jakobsson kicked three goals in Cranbourne's first Picture: ROB CAREW win since June. 169600 tures and we kept at it all day.

“Also, when Seaford was kicking with the wind in the third quarter, we kept them goalless - that was just great.”

Star forward Bianca Jakobsson booted three goals in a nice return to form, while Breann Moody, Kim Cunico and Darcy Guttridge were all outstanding for the visitors.

With three rounds to go and no chance to play finals in 2017, Cranbourne will play three of the top-four sides in the competition to round out their season.

But Clearihan is issuing a challenge to his players to relish what he concedes will be a testing last handful of games.

“We’re setting them up and giving them a chance to prove themselves to the coaches - the next three weeks will be really hard with Melbourne Uni, Diamond Creek and St Kilda, but

we have to make the most of the next three weeks,” he said.

The Eagles’ match against Melbourne Uni will be played on Sunday at the University Main Oval at 2pm.

VFL SEAFORD 2.2 2.2 2.5 2.5(17) CRANBOURNE 1.0 4.4 7.8 7.8(50) SEAFORD GOALS: M. Arthur, J. Eberle BEST: T. Annear, S. Hosking, T. Daly, D. Lawrence, J. Barker, G. Ricardo CRANBOURNE GOALS: B. Jakobsson 3, B. Moody, T. Thomas, K. McLeod, B. Kennedy BEST: S. Marsh, B. Moody, L. Olsen, K. Cunico, K. Thompson, D. Guttridge

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Doves get act together

By David Nagel Doveton has had its broken heart mended somewhat and gained a psychological advantage over its likely elimination final opponent with a 48-point victory over Beaconsfield at Robinson Oval.

The Saturday night fixture promised plenty, providing the Doves with the opportunity to bounce back from consecutive single-digit losses to Berwick and Tooradin - against an Eagles’ side searching for their first legitimate scalp since round three.

A desperate home side set up its win in the first half, with coach Aaron Davey kicking two crucial goals into the wind in the first term before the Doves put the pedal to the metal in the second quarter.

Two goals to a lively Charlie O’Neill turned a seven-point deficit into a lead, before Nick Battle and Davey put the icing on the cake with some classy finishes. Battle’s trusty left foot had the radar dialled in from close to the boundary before Davey read the play magnificently, hitting the contest at full pace to soccer one through and give his side a handy advantage.

But it was Battle’s next piece of brilliance that really did light up the night sky.

Pushed in the back by Eagles defender Corey Walker, the league best and fairest candidate found himself 80 metres out on centre wing. He baulked Walker on the mark before running his full distance and launching a bomb from outside 60.

SENIORS BERWICK 2.0 6.4 9.6 13.11(89) TOORADIN-DALMORE 2.1 4.3 7.5 9.5(59) HAMPTON PARK 0.0 2.1 2.1 2.1(13) OFFICER SFC 3.4 8.12 18.15 27.18(180) PAKENHAM 0.0 5.4 5.5 7.8(50) NARRE WARREN 6.11 7.14 14.18 19.18(132) DOVETON 2.1 7.2 8.5 13.9(87) BEACONSFIELD 3.2 3.2 6.3 6.3(39) RESERVES: Berwick 16.22(118) v Tooradin-Dalmore 1.3(9), Hampton Park 8.8(56) v Officer SFC 13.17(95), Pakenham 1.1(7) v Narre Warren 16.13(109), Doveton 5.12(42) v Beaconsfield 2.4(16). UNDER 19A: Narre Warren A 11.6(72) v Berwick 4.8(32), Doveton 4.12(36) v Beaconsfield 6.12(48). UNDER 19B: Pakenham 4.9(33) v Narre Warren B 8.6(54), Tooradin-Dalmore 7.0(42) v Officer SFC 16.15(111).

LADDER SENIORS W L D B % PTS BERWICK 14 0 0 2 230.63 64 CRANBOURNE 11 3 0 2 187.73 52 NARRE WARREN 10 4 0 2 177.62 48 BEACONSFIELD 9 5 0 2 170.68 44 DOVETON 8 6 0 2 146.76 40 TOORADIN-DALMORE 5 9 0 2 98.89 28 OFFICER SFC 6 9 0 1 92.09 28 PAKENHAM 1 14 0 1 54.00 8 HAMPTON PARK 0 14 0 2 12.40 8 This week: Beaconsfield v Cranbourne, Officer SFC v Berwick, Tooradin-Dalmore v Hampton Park, Doveton v Narre Warren (7pm), Pakenham - Bye. NETBALL A GRADE: Berwick 27 v Tooradin-Dalmore 48, Doveton 57 v Beaconsfield 50, Hampton Park 25 v ROC 30, Pakenham 31 v Narre Warren 72, Cranbourne - Bye. B GRADE: Berwick 35 v Tooradin-Dalmore 43, Doveton 36 v Beaconsfield 38, Hampton Park 39 v ROC 45, Pakenham 33 v Narre Warren 39, Cranbourne - Bye. C GRADE: Berwick 20 v Tooradin-Dalmore 40, Doveton 14 v Beaconsfield 39, Hampton Park 25 v ROC 28, Pakenham 10 v Narre Warren 50, Cranbourne - Bye. D GRADE: Berwick 16 v Tooradin-Dalmore 32, Doveton 26 v Beaconsfield 25, Hampton Park 12 v ROC 24, Pakenham 15 v Narre Warren 69, Cranbourne - Bye. 17 UNDER RED: Berwick 20 v Tooradin-Dalmore 19, Doveton 18 v Beaconsfield 22, Hampton Park 17 v ROC 61, Pakenham 26 v Narre Warren 39, Cranbourne - Bye. 17 UNDER WHITE: Berwick 30 v Tooradin-Dalmore 16, Doveton 18 v Beaconsfield 43, Hampton Park 10 v ROC 44, Pakenham 19 v Narre Warren 35, Cranbourne - Bye. 15 UNDER RED: Berwick 41 v Tooradin-Dalmore 11, Doveton 22 v Beaconsfield 22, Hampton Park 8 v ROC 33, Pakenham 20 v Narre Warren 33, Cranbourne - Bye. 15 UNDER WHITE: Berwick 44 v Tooradin-Dalmore 1, Doveton 12 v Beaconsfield 32, Pakenham 22 v Narre Warren 19, Cranbourne - Bye, ROC - Bye. 13 UNDER RED: Berwick 22 v Tooradin-Dalmore 14, Doveton 11 v Beaconsfield 18, Hampton Park 1 v ROC 62, Pakenham 6 v Narre Warren 27, Cranbourne - Bye. 13 UNDER WHITE: Berwick 29 v Tooradin-Dalmore 9, Doveton 6 v Beaconsfield 50, Pakenham 29 v Narre Warren 8, Cranbourne - Bye, ROC - Bye. A GRADE W L D B % PTS NARRE WARREN 12 2 0 2 151.47 56 TOORADIN-DALMORE 12 2 0 2 146.08 56 BEACONSFIELD 10 4 0 2 120.46 48 DOVETON 9 5 0 2 103.64 44 CRANBOURNE 7 5 2 2 109.20 40 HAMPTON PARK 4 9 1 2 86.45 26 BERWICK 3 9 2 2 86.54 24 ROC 4 10 1 1 82.86 22 PAKENHAM 0 15 0 1 55.73 4

The Doves banked a four-goal lead at half time and maintained a 14-point margin heading into a wind-assisted final term. A 5.4 to 0.0 finish rubber stamped a victory that was well celebrated after the recent spate of close defeats.

Davey said his side had learnt plenty through the hard times.

“What we learned is that good teams respond under pressure, and you can’t afford to drop off at any stage,” he said.

“We played good footy for probably 108 minutes against Berwick, but it’s those lapses in concentration that cost us the chance to beat a really good football team. It was a painful loss, but I’m super proud of how the boys bounced back with a really good four-quarter performance against a quality team like Beacy.”

Davey kicked three goals and praised the efforts of centre-half back Jake Blackwood and Will Smith, who kicked two, while the midfield dominance of Russ Gabriel, Sam Raru, and the dynamic Battle, held the home side in good stead throughout the course of the evening.

The Doves take on a confident Narre Warren this Saturday night after the Magpies kept their double-chance hopes alive with an 82-point victory over Pakenham at Toomuc Reserve.

The Magpies had 17 scoring shots to nil in the opening term, kicking 6.11 to 0.0 to lead by 47 points at the first break. The Lions responded with a five goal-to-one second quarter, cutting the gap to 22, before the Magpies ran away with a 12-goal second half.

Aaron Wilson kicked six for the winners and Nick Scanlon, five, while midfielder Josh Tonna produced his third best-on-ground performance on the trot. Pakenham midfielder Steve O’Bryan

The run and carry of Reece Piper gave Berwick the edge in a tough contest against Picture: ROB CAREW Tooradin at Edwin Flack Reserve. 171302 was taken to hospital to mend a nasty cut to his forehead after head-collision with Magpie Luke Cody in the second quarter.

In other games, Mat Jones and skipper Matt Clarke kicked five goals each in Officer’s 167-point victory over Hampton Park, while Berwick overcame a brave Tooradin effort to down the Seagulls by five goals at Edwin Flack Reserve.

The Gulls closed to seven points early in the final term before the run and carry of Reece Piper turned the game on its head. Piper kicked two goals in the last quarter from half back, capping of an eye-catching display.

Michael Johnson did a great job on Tooradin dangerman Andrew Dean while the classy Nick Lang kicked four for the Seagulls. Cranbourne had the bye.

Two on trot for resurgent Doves

By David Nagel To back up one great performance with another is the sign of a very, very dangerous sporting team, and Doveton has earned that reputation after defeating Beaconsfield at Robinson Oval on Saturday night.

The 57-50 Doves victory is impressive in its own right - but add to last week’s triumph over then topof-the-table Tooradin, and things start getting a lot more serious.

Doves coach Liz Edwards believes a lethal combination of youth and experience is the main ingredient behind her side's late-season resurgence.

“The girls are really motivated at the moment, and coming back from VNL and rep competitions means they’re growing as netballers,” Edwards said.

“Chelsea (Imanisani), Hayley (Stewart) and Mel (Webster) are young ones playing great netball, and when we put experience beside them it really helps. It’s just a nice mix at the moment, but it’s important we don’t get ahead of ourselves and take it one week at a time.”

Not surprisingly, Doveton started the better, carrying their form from last week’s win over the Seagulls, compared to an Eagles outfit coming off a lethargic performance against ROC. The Doves led 16-10 at the first break, with gun-goaler Rahni Samason (goal shooter) capitalising on the great work of midcourters Akanisi Seeto (wing defence), Linda Hunt (wing attack) and Stewart (centre).

Imanisani (goal attack) was proving a great foil for Samason, while Vanessa San Jose (goal keeper) and Webster (goal defence) were making life difficult for the Eagles goalers.

But Beacy, as good teams do, hit back hard in the second term.

The swap of Ash Gill (WA to C) and Rylee Nelson (C to WA) through the midcourt had an instant impact, with the Eagles scoring 17-13 in the second term and cutting the margin to just two at half-time. Doveton extended the lead narrowly in the third and took a three-goal advantage into the last quarter.

Samason kept her nerve in the dying stages, shooting 13 last-quarter goals against quality defenders in Dani Cameron (GK) and Brit Tyers (GD), while Webster was superb in defence.

Narre Warren made it 11 consecutive victories with a classy and convincing 72-31 victory over Pakenham at Toomuc Reserve.

The Magpies dominated the first term, scoring 21-5, before driving home that advantage with an 18-4 second quarter. The Magpies stars were all in ripping nick, with Corrina Emery (GD) and Tracey Dell (GK) taking care of the defensive end of the court while Tayla Shannon (GA) and Gabby Dwyer (GS) were all class in attack. Lions defenders Keely Wright, Jenna Douglas and Amelia McCarthy did well against a torrent of quality supply.

ROCs record reads two wins and a draw from its last five games after the Kangaroos won a low-scoring contest, 30-25, against Hampton Park at Robert Booth Reserve.

Defenders were right on top on Saturday, with Karli Foster (GD) and Brooke Kiely (GK) terrific for the Redbacks, while Laura Quinn (GD) and Mel Overdyk (GK) played their part for the Roos.

The Redbacks led by a goal at half-time, but an 18-12 score-line in the second half lifted the Kangas to their fourth victory for the season.

And Tooradin has bounced back to the winners list with a fast-starting 48-27 victory over Berwick at Edwin Flack Reserve.

The defensive efforts of Tooradin’s Bec Kinna allowed Berwick just six goals in the first half at Edwin Flack Reserve on Saturday.

171302 Picture: ROB CAREW The Seagulls were focused and frugal before half-time, allowing the Wickers just three goals in each of the first two quarters.

Defenders Jess Maher (GK) and Bec Kinna (GD) will take the accolades, but the midcourt efforts of Emma Iacovou (C), Jess Cox (WA) and Ebony Dolan (WD) cut down

the Wickers supply to zilch.

This one threatened to get ugly at half-time, but the Wickers lifted in the second half with players like Emily Pratt (WA), Sarah Nash (WA) and Bec Langford (GD) showing some real pride in the colours.

Cranbourne had the bye.

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Back in the fold

By Nick Creely The Frankston Football Club will return to the VFL in 2018 after having its licence application granted

by AFL Victoria last week.

The club presented a strong case for a return to the VFL to AFL Victoria Board and Executive representatives on 24 July, with a focus on re-establishing its important role in developing the talent pathway in the south-east region, but also on a long-term management and finan-

cial plan for the club.

“AFL Victoria was always committed to continuing to work with key stakeholders in the region - including Frankston FC - to ensure there would be a state-league presence there into the future,” AFL Victoria CEO Steven Reaper said in a media release.

“The Frankston FC and all involved have shown their commitment to regain their licence in the VFL, establishing a strong strategic plan focused on governance,

community engagement, sponsorship and membership that will assist the club and the region into the future.”

The Stingrays - who have been involved in a long and fruitful partnership with Frankston - are set to be the main TAC Cup club to benefit from the reinstatement of the Dolphins’ VFL licence.

Stingrays coach Craig Black is thrilled to have Frankston back in the VFL competition.

“One thing it does do is give our TAC Cup kids an option - a lot of our boys go to Casey, and now there’s another opportunity for the kids who live down south,” he said.

“It’s exciting for our area and for our young men to get an opportunity if they don’t get drafted to go back and ply their trade for a couple of years.

“It’s just a good result for everyone.”

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ISUZU D-MAX 4X4

ISUZU D-MAX 4X2

LS-U CREW CAB UTE MANUAL

LS-M CREW CAB UTE MANUAL

SX SINGLE CAB CHASSIS MANUAL

44,990

DRIVE AWAY*

$

40,990

DRIVE AWAY*

$

26,990

DRIVE AWAY*

PUMPED-UP 3.0L ISUZU TURBO DIESEL

PUMPED-UP 3.0L ISUZU TURBO DIESEL

PUMPED-UP 3.0L ISUZU TURBO DIESEL

• 17" ALLOY WHEELS, FOG LIGHTS & SIDE STEPS • 8" TOUCHSCREEN AUDIO w/ SATNAV, USB & BLUETOOTH® AUDIO STREAMING • REVERSING CAMERA • FUEL EFFICIENT 8.1L/100KM#

• 16" ALLOY WHEELS & FOG LIGHTS • 7" TOUCHSCREEN AUDIO w/ USB & BLUETOOTH® AUDIO STREAMING • REVERSING CAMERA • OUTSTANDING 3.5T TOWING+

• 7" TOUCHSCREEN AUDIO w/ USB & BLUETOOTH® AUDIO STREAMING • FUEL EFFICIENT 7.2L/100KM# • MASSIVE 2,550MM LONG ALLOY TRAY~ • CRUISE CONTROL & POWER WINDOWS

2 YEARS FREE

2 YEARS FREE

SCHEDULED SERVICING†

SCHEDULED SERVICING†

LIMITED STOCK

ISUZU MU-X 4X4

ISUZU MU-X 4X4

ISUZU MU-X 4X2

LS-T 7 SEAT AUTO

LS-U 7 SEAT AUTO

LS-M 7 SEAT AUTO

$

52,990

DRIVE AWAY*

$

48,990

DRIVE AWAY*

$

38,990

DRIVE AWAY*

PUMPED-UP 3.0L ISUZU TURBO DIESEL

PUMPED-UP 3.0L ISUZU TURBO DIESEL

PUMPED-UP 3.0L ISUZU TURBO DIESEL

• 18" ALLOY WHEELS, FOG LIGHTS, SIDE STEPS & ROOF RAILS • 8" TOUCHSCREEN AUDIO w/ SATNAV, USB & BLUETOOTH® AUDIO STREAMING • PASSIVE ENTRY & START SYSTEM • LEATHER ACCENTED SEATS§

• 18" ALLOY WHEELS, FOG LIGHTS & SIDE STEPS • 8" TOUCHSCREEN AUDIO w/ SATNAV, USB & BLUETOOTH® AUDIO STREAMING • REVERSING CAMERA & REAR PARK ASSIST • OUTSTANDING 3.0T TOWING+

• 7" TOUCHSCREEN AUDIO w/ USB & BLUETOOTH® AUDIO STREAMING • REVERSING CAMERA & REAR PARK ASSIST • OUTSTANDING 3.0T TOWING+ • FUEL EFFICIENT 8.0L/100KM#

2 YEARS FREE

2 YEARS FREE

SCHEDULED SERVICING†

SCHEDULED SERVICING†

HURRY TO PAKENHAM ISUZU UTE TODAY 26 COMMERCIAL DRIVE, PAKENHAM, VIC 3810 PH:5922 4111 www.pakenhamisuzuute.com.au LMCT 11501 5-star ANCAP safety rating on all MU-X models and 4x4 D-MAX Crew Cab models built from November 2013 onwards and 4x2 D-MAX Crew Cab High Ride models built from November 2014 onwards. ^5 years/130,000km whichever occurs irst, for eligible customers. Excludes trays and accessories. >The Capped Price Servicing Program ("CPS Program") applies to Eligible Vehicles with a Warranty Start Date on or after 1/1/15 at Participating Isuzu UTE Dealers only. The 5 years Capped Price Servicing covers the irst 5 Scheduled Services for 16.5MY and later vehicle models for up to 5 years/50,000km (whichever occurs irst). CPS Program is subject to change. For full terms & conditions and current pricing visit isuzuute.com.au/service-plus. +3.5 tonne braked towing capacity on D-MAX 4x4 and 4x2 High Ride models and 3.0 tonne braked towing capacity on all MU-X models when itted with an optional genuine Isuzu UTE tow bar kit. ~Includes economy alloy tray itted at motorpool. #Fuel consumption and emissions igures based on ADR 81/02 (combined cycle test) and are to be used for vehicle comparison purposes only. Actual fuel consumption and emissions will vary depending on many factors including, but not limited to, traic conditions, individual driving style and vehicle condition. §Seats have leather touches or accents (excluding third row), but are not wholly leather. *Private and ABN holders only. Excludes government, leet, rental & non-proit buyers. Includes one year business vehicle registration, CTP insurance, dealer delivery and statutory charges. Metallic/mica/pearl paint $450 extra. Only at Participating Isuzu UTE Dealers from 1/7/17 until 30/9/17 unless extended, varied or while stocks last. Excludes demonstrators. †Ofer is limited to 17MY 4x4 D-MAX & 4x4 MU-X models sold & delivered between 1/7/17 and 30/9/17 to private & ABN holders only. Excludes demonstrators. The Scheduled Servicing ofer covers standard items (normal operating conditions) as listed in IUA Warranty and Service Booklet for the irst 2 years Scheduled Servicing (covering the irst 2 Scheduled Services up to 24 months/20,000km – whichever occurs irst). The free Driving Report must be requested and conducted at the same time as the irst 2 Scheduled Services. For full Terms and Conditions of the Service Plus Driving Report Program, visit isuzuute.com.au/driving-report. Ofer does not cover any other Scheduled Service, Make-up Scheduled Service or any additional service items or requirements, which are at the owner’s expense. Only at Participating Isuzu UTE Dealers. Not available with any other ofer.

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