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Roughed up By Cam Lucadou-Wells

Todd Curtis above M1 roadworks in Narre Warren. 173206 lems,” Mr Curtis said. “It seems that issues that are raised by car drivers (such as potholes) are attended to reasonably quickly, but those that were raised by myself are still outstanding.” In desperation, Mr Curtis put up a

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preceded by any warning signs. “They make us pariahs with one hand and then give us roads designed to kill us.” Another complained of his bike being guided into construction barriers by the road’s uneven grading.

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Motorcyclists are up in arms over rough surfaces, potholes and hazardous conditions on the M1 freeway during the ongoing upgrade project. Berwick rider Todd Curtis said the litany of hazards on the road caused different degrees of shuddering and tracking while driving his car. For motorcyclists, the dangers were much heightened. Long gouges in the road that were parallel and divots as wide as a motorcycle’s front tyre could “grab” at a bike’s tyres and re-direct the bike. There are also sections of “tar islands”, uneven levels between lanes and extreme differences between old and new surfaces. Mr Curtis also noted non-textured steel cover plates that were slippery in the wet, as well as potholes. The worst issues were outbound near the Josephine Avenue overpass, Mr Curtis said. It caused cars moving lanes to avoid the worst sections. At worst, riders would have to veer from cars dodging the areas. Mr Curtis had been “palmed off” between VicRoads and project subcontractors Fulton Hogan since he raised a litany of safety issues between Hallam and Pakenham early this year. Despite being assured that a safety team inspected the length of the freeway each day, the issues have remained largely unfixed. “There are a number of items that have been attended to but the number of issues being created by the ongoing work are causing more and more prob-

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Since then, Mr Curtis and the Victorian Motorcycle Council had a receptive meeting with VicRoads and the project’s contractor in July - which led to more ‘Rough Surface’ warning signage being installed. A maintenance plan was also created to fix the identified issues. A new asphalt surface is expected to start being installed before the end of 2017. This week, some of the problem sections had been freshly sealed. “There was great surprise about some of the issues raised,” Mr Curtis said. “They assured us that they would look into them, promises were made and to this day none have been actioned.” Victorian Motorcylcle Council’s Rob Salvatore said the conditions were potentially dangerous for inexperienced and unsuspecting riders. The meeting was positive, and follow-up action had been implemented, he said. VicRoads south-eastern projects director Ray Peterson said the top layer of asphalt had been removed in widened sections. It was done to allow traffic to travel closer to the freeway’s permanent concrete barriers. “We have worked with the Victorian Motorcycle Council to install signage and inform all road users of works happening on the Monash. “We encourage everyone to ride or drive to the conditions and obey road signs.” The freeway upgrade project, which widens the freeway both ways between EastLink and Clyde Road, started in September 2016. It is expected to be completed in 2018.

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Community News Casey Australia Day Awards now open Nominations are now open for the 2018 Casey Australia Day Awards. If you know a person or community group doing amazing things in Casey then nominate them in one of the four categories: » Casey Citizen of the Year » Casey Young Citizen of the Year » Casey Senior Citizen of the Year » Casey Community Group of the Year

saturday 21 october High Street, Cranbourne Starts 8.15 am, Wave-off 10.00 am Share in the excitement of waving off thousands of motorcyclists travelling to the Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix. There will be many street stalls and free activities to enjoy.

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Age positively in the City of Casey The City of Casey’s much-loved Ageing Positively Festival is back again and Council has an impressive line-up of activities to keep residents over 55 busy this October. The festival will kick off with a launch at the Lynbrook Community Centre on Monday 2 October where former Olympian swimmer Dawn Fraser will be the keynote speaker. There are over 100 activities and events, information sessions and opportunities for older residents to enjoy including line dancing, carpet bowls, Moonlit Sanctuary Tours and more. Former Olympian swimmer Dawn Fraser will be UIF LFZOPUF TQFBLFS BU UIF PGmDJBM PQFOJOH PG the 2017 Ageing Positively Festival.

Nominations will close on Monday 30 October at 4.00 pm. For more information or to nominate, visit www.casey.vic.gov.au/cada.

National Victims of Crime Awareness Week The City of Casey will host an event in recognition of National Victims of Crime Awareness Week, to pay respect to our Police and Victims of Crime. The event will promote issues of law reform and provide support to people affected by serious crime, as well as help advocate for a fair and just community. The public are welcome to attend the event which will run from 1.00 pm until 4.30 pm on Sunday 8 October. To RSVP, email forgetmenot25@bigpond.com.

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Members of the community are welcome to attend Council and Committee meetings which are held in the Council Chambers at the City of Casey Civic Centre, Magid Drive, Narre Warren.

A group of Aussie rock legends are set to headline an evening of live music in beautiful garden surrounds for Sunset Sessions at Old Cheese Factory this October. Musicians including famous former front men Jason Singh from Taxiride and Dale Ryder from Boom Crash Opera, and The X Factor 2011 winner Reece Mastin, will take the stage to perform Australian classics.

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They will be complemented by a number of local artists who will also perform throughout the evening. The local gig will take place from 3.00 pm until 8.00 pm on Sunday 22 October at the Old Cheese Factory, Berwick.

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Burglar was led astray By Cam Lucadou-Wells

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Police eyes on the ball By Cam Lucadou-Wells Highway Patrol police are continuing their crackdown on irresponsible drivers in Melbourne’s South-East during the upcoming AFL Grand Final long weekend. Police had recently performed an Operation Visible blitz on the Monash Freeway as well as a fourweekend crackdown on motorcyclists in Cardinia and a 10-day operation in August. It was in response to a soaring road toll in Melbourne’s South-East, despite road deaths being slightly down across the state. Acting Senior Sergeant Stuart Dawson, of Victoria Police, said police would be again “out in force” during the weekend of 28 September to 1 October for Opera-

tion Scoreboard. “There will be a zero tolerance approach with a focus on driver behaviour. “We want to drive down road trauma across the division. “We’ll continue our enforcement right up to the Christmas period and beyond.” Speeding, drink-driving, drugdriving as well as driver inattention and unrestrained drivers would be a particular target, Sen Sgt Dawson said. His message to drivers off on holiday trips over the weekend was to take regular breaks and avoid fatigue. “Do not drink and drive, and have a dedicated driver where possible. “Do not partake in any highrisk behaviour because police are

out in force.” In the recent Operation Balance in Cardinia Shire, police detected 252 speeding drivers, including 14 at more than 25km/h above the speed limit in four weekends in September. Two vehicles were impounded - one for improper use and one for unlicensed driving. Ten defective vehicle notices were issued. In a “positive result”, Sen Sgt Dawson said no offences were detected during 1227 breath tests. During Operation Prominent in August, police issued more than 1100 infringements in 10 days. Road Policing Command Assistant Commissioner Doug Fryer said he wanted motorists to “keep their eyes on the road” ahead of this long weekend.

“Last year we were lucky that no one lost their lives on the roads over the weekend - we did however have about 120 collisions were people were injured." During the statewide blitz last year, 250 drink drivers and 202 drug drivers were detected. “I want people to enjoy and embrace the festivities, I will be barracking for the Tigers, but if you are going to drink just don’t get in the car or on your bike. “If you see someone who has been drinking and is about to jump in a car or on a bike, stop them, call them out on it. “Let’s look after one another on the roads.” Operation Scoreboard will run from 12.01am Thursday 28 September until 11.59pm Sunday 1 October.

It’s back to jail for a serial stalker By Cam Lucadou-Wells A serial stalker who harassed his ex-partner with a barrage of unwelcome phone calls has unsuccessfully pleaded not to be sent back to jail. “I’ve been in for 21 days (in presentence custody),” the distressed Hampton Park man told Dandenong Magistrates’ Court, while promising he’d never re-offend again. “It’s been total hell and I’ve learnt from it.” Magistrate Pauline Spencer noted she’d heard similar arguments after his last five-day stint in custody. In-

deed he re-offended on the same day that he was released by her on a community corrections order. “We were pretty clear the first time (you were in court). I need to be very clear to you that this isn’t the way to go.” The man insisted that his young son was “missing me so much”. He said he was suffering throat cancer, while a friend offered the court $5000 surety for his release. “I can’t believe this,” he said. He had been arrested days after the victim first received clusters of private-number calls on 1 Septem-

ber. In one early call, the man told her: “F*** the police. They don’t have to know I’m contacting you.” She didn’t answer his persistent calls that evening, nor over the next three days. In the meantime, police say he swapped SIM cards in his phone while still using a private number. According to a psychological report, the man had a significant problem with impulse control, his defence lawyer told the court on 26 September. “I’ve said to him there’s no way

on Earth you can be out breaching intervention orders again.” Magistrate Spencer jailed the man for two months due to the repeated nature of the breaches. The stalking caused great harm to the victim, she said. “We have to be clear to people in the community that these orders are serious.” The man was jailed for two months, and his phone was forfeited. On his release, he will re-start his CCO with judicial monitoring and mental-health treatment.

An “easily influenced” burglar has been jailed after pleading guilty to thefts during a break-in at a Hallam motel room. Jesse Limb, 22, and two accomplices in a black Magna had been captured on CCTV at Casey on Princes Motel about 11.30pm on 26 August. During the burglary, Limb broke in through a room’s window. A TV, speaker and a laptop were stolen from the room. The next day, Limb and three others in the Magna - which was without a rear number plate - were pulled over by police patrolling in Hampton Park. Police seized an ice pipe, a stolen number plate, as well as the stolen TV, speaker and laptop. One of the passengers had a counterfeit $100 note with Asian characters, another passenger carried a deal bag of ‘ice’ and an ice pipe, Limb carried a valium tablet while the driver’s licence had been suspended. He was also charged over attempting to enter another owner’s vehicle at a Hallam Hotel about 3.50am on 5 September. Limb was seen by police trying to unlock the 1998 Commodore with a key that didn’t fit the car. He claimed he was trying to move his friend’s car but had got the wrong key from his friend. He had recently bought the car but hadn’t had it transferred to his name yet, he told police. The accused was also found with a knife, prescription tablets as well as documents and credit cards belonging to three other people. Limb, who had a backpack filled with break-in tools, also had a receipt for using one of the cards to buy drinks, food and cigarettes at a BP servo. He told police he’d obtained the cards lawfully. He often carried other people’s belongings, he said. Jesse Limb’s lawyer conceded that there was no option but jail because the accused had failed to comply with judicial plans and orders, Dandenong Magistrates’ Court heard. “If you place him on a community corrections order, I feel we’ll be setting him up to breach that order in future,” lawyer Emma Strugnell said. The “easily influenced” Limb had struggled with impulsivity as well as drug abuse, homelessness since he was 14, an intellectual disability and an acquired brain injury, she’d said. He’d been recently admitted to Dandenong Hospital with suicidal ideation, but had no diagnosed mental health issue. Limb said that he’d tried, and found various jobs to help occupy himself. When unemployed, he associated with “very bad people”. “I lasted nine months, Miss,” he said. “When it comes to work, I can work like a madman.” Magistrate Pauline Spencer told Limb he was “going around in circles” and struggling to stay in trouble and away from drug users. “I think you know what you need to do.” Limb was jailed for four months without a corrections order.

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Much closer to God By Cam Lucadou-Wells A church almost three times taller than the Green Wedge Zone’s preferred height limit has been controversially approved in Lyndhurst. The proposed Coptic church at a rural setting in 785 Thompsons Road was passed during a heated debate at Greater Dandenong Council, in which a Greens councillor reacted angrily to an accusation of being opposed to Christian places of worship. The church for up to 500 worshippers would have towers of up to 23 metres tall, with a multi-purpose hall, indoor plant nursery, soccer pitch, horse stables, a priest/caretaker's dwelling and 150-space car park. Its 13-metre main building is well above the zone’s preferred eight-metre height limit. At a 25 September meeting, Cr Matthew Kirwan said the council would further damage its reputation by approving the project after a lot

of recent “bad press” of its Green Wedge decisions. He said he supported large churches, temples and mosques and community centres if they are “beneficially” located, such as in a residential zone. “It’s a case of a good church in the wrong place,” he said. He said places of worship were permitted in the zone but not such a “massive building” that would dominate the area’s rural character. “(This is) something that should be in Springvale or Noble Park or Dandenong North - not in the middle of nowhere in the isolated backblocks of Lyndhurst.” “This won’t just dominate the landscape as buildings in the Green Wedge are not meant to do, it will dwarf everything else.” Cr Kirwan said the council could expect another intervention by state Planning Minister Richard Wynne, who recently blocked the council’s approval of a “produce market” in Bangholme’s Green Wedge.

Cr Tim Dark claimed Cr Kirwan had no objection to mosques or community centres “but this is a church” - an accusation that was quashed by a point of order. Cr Zaynoun Melhem told Cr Kirwan: “It’s not up to us to tell the Coptic Church how to design their church”. He said the church - part of the oldest church denomination in the world - was an allowed use, and there were already four places of worship in Greater Dandenong’s Green Wedge. It would be the only Coptic Church in Greater Dandenong to serve its strong following in the municipality. It would be located near “thousands of people” set to move into nearby housing estates under the Thompsons Road Precinct Structure Plan. Cr Melhem said the applicant had changed the landscaping, car park and siting of structures to provide a less imposing proposal.

“It’s a no-brainer,” he said. “We do want community soccer pitches, we do want places to congregate ... we want places with lots of car-parking.” City planning director Jody Bosman told the meeting the Green Wedge’s preferred eight-metre height limit was designed to maintain an appropriate “open sky vista” but wasn’t “proscriptive”. Objector Barry Ross, of Defenders of the South-East Green Wedge, said the group would lodge an appeal at the Victorian Civil and Administrative Triburnal. “We are very disappointed that the officer's report and those councillors who supported the proposal so readily dismissed the recommendations of council’s own Green Wedge Management Plan. “We believe the bulk and scale of the development would be completely out of place in the open rural countryside.”

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In response to your article 21 September “Councillor sings different tune post–election”. Cr Flannery’s apology to seven councillors and the CEO was not a smart move. Cr Flannery in making his public apology has totally let down the 2500-plus residents that voted him in to do a job. In doing so he is now kicking goals against his own team of supporters. I do not accept Cr Flannery wrote that speech because of the wording used. I have never heard Flannery use the words “keyboard warrior” - I have heard this expression used by Sam Aziz. I believe Cr Flannery did not write his speech but Aziz did. I refute his statement “I’m not in their pocket” - he has demonstrated that he is, he is now enjoying all the perks of a councillor and does not want to rock the boat. In taking this stand he has demonstrated that he is not only in their pocket but happy to be there - now that he has told the truth, residents cannot rely on him to do the job that he was elected to do. Flannery never wrote the letters while president of the CRRA - he preferred others did the writing, as others were more skilled. The letters were written by the CRRA media team, ex-councillors Lynette Kelleher and Brian Oates, with some involvement of Brenden Brown. The ex-councillors did not want it known that they were associated with the group, hence the title media team, Cr Flannery only signed the letters. Cr Flannery admitted that he had changed from his original agenda and changed sides - it is fair to say he has totally let down the 2500-plus that put him there. He should do the right thing and publicly apologise to the residents who put him there and then resign from the position. I now believe that was always his real intention once in council. Cr Flannery stated he'd “lost his friendship with me as a result of my letter”. I emailed Flannery prior to submitting my letter to the News, stating, "I no longer wished to be associated with you because of his disgraceful apology to council.” As for Arvo Talvik's statement, he wasn’t surprised that Flannery changed his mind while “on the inside” and he didn’t see anything wrong with Flannery changing his mind on a few things - those few things were his entire platform for his election promises. Talvik said if he was elected to council, “I’d expect I'd be in the same boat”, a very silly statement from a president who is supposed to be working on behalf of ratepayers to oppose the council on waste, overspending, rates, and once in council change sides, and admit that he would. Arvo dismissed my views as that of a “lone wolf”. I would say to Mr Talvik to get his facts right before making any statements. I have a large support base and I am speaking on their behalf - this can be confirmed by Cr Flannery, as he is well aware of the support I have, which put him where he is today, which he will no longer enjoy. It is far bigger than that of the membership of the CRRA - the CRRA was never a threat to council, just a minor disturbance. That has since changed - under the leadership of Mr Talvik they are not even an annoyance. Rex Flannery told me six weeks ago that he did not expect the CRRA to last longer than February/March next year. I have had so much support from residents since my letter was published I have been asked to set up a petition to present to the Minister to sack Cr Flannery. Anyone interested in supporting that initiative can email me on nig.b@bigpond with their views on this this council and this representative of Casey residents. William Bryan, Narre Warren South.

Not good enough Casey's Cr Rex Flannery states in his interview with Cam Lucadou-Wells (“Councillor sings different tune post-election, Berwick News, 21 September), that he has done the right thing by reversing his decision to unconditionally support Casey Mayor Sam Aziz and CEO Mike Tyler. Because they are really both quite pleasant men and Mike Tyler now has a five-year contract. Casey Residents and Ratepayers’ President, Arvo Talvik, claims he would also act the same if he was elected to council and that he supports Rex Flannery. As a CRRA financial member, however, I believe that both men appear to have a good case of historical amnesia. CEO Mike Tyler was appointed under a

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Yellow and black fever: Die-hard Tiger fan Brenda Hilton, of Cranbourne has basked in the Tigers' preliminary final win and will cheer her heroes on from the cheer squad at Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS the MCG in this Saturday's Grand Final. 173342 flawed selection process. Casey residents cannot possibly know if we have the best person in the top job. Tyler and council approved a $250,000 “bonus" to senior Casey management for writing a report to the commission for more rates money from residents when they had an underlying budget surplus of $33,000. The Casey FoI officer refused to disclose to me who had received the bonus money. Casey Council has also supported Cr Crestani’s call to develop a sister-city link with Israel. This is a country that has governed in breach of United Nations International laws and is responsible for war actions against the Palestinian people. Cr Rex Flannery, and other councillors, are enthusiastic supporters of military conscription for young people, but strangely enough none of them have bothered to lead by example. This is Casey Council’s leadership model - “Don’t do as I do, do as I say". Casey Council has also, without any opposition from president Arvo Talvik, and Rex Flannery, made a decision this year to reduce the time allowed and number of words permitted by residents when accessing public question time on council. Casey has an extreme right-wing council that is supported by Cr Rex Flannery and CRRA president Arvo Talvik. But this is hardly the kind of council that can lead the local community into a future characterised by democratic traditions and values. John Glazebrook, Endeavour Hills.

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Socially speaking On Wednesday 20 September the Cranbourne-Berwick News Facebook Page shared a story of Casey Council’s decision to press ahead with an “antidrug injecting room strategy” - despite doubts that a trial will be approved by State Parliament. In a meeting on 19 September, councillors over-ruled a council report that recommended deferring the strategy. They also voted to lobby the State Government for more drug and alcohol rehab and mental health services in Casey. The story brought forward some strong opinions from readers and here is how they reacted online. Kelly Il: Harm minimisation, safe use environments, teaching safe injection techniques, individual and community education and engagement are proven ways to relieve this health and financial burden. Melody Reedman: No it’s a cop out, the real problem of why people turn to drugs is the issue that’s where the system is failing, that and the slap on the wrist users and dealers get. Lindsay Jamison: Hell no. Trish O’Grady: In another country. Von Hoover: Yes. Belinda Burford: NO! NO! NO!

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Tigers ready to pounce By Cam Lucadou-Wells

Dave Coppin in front of 10 WEG premiership posters. He hopes to add an 11th after this weekend. 172811 Picture: CAM LUCADOU-WELLS his 20-odd club jumpers he will wear behind the Punt Road end goals on Grand Final day. “This is what I’ve been waiting for my whole life. “We’ll have every football person in Victoria behind us. It’ll be like Victoria versus South Australia.” His house is a shrine of Tigers memorabilia collected since Mr Coppin was a boy - boxes of

footy cards from the 1970s, Footy Records of Richmond’s past grand finals, photos of him and numerous Richmond legends and player autographs snaffled at training in the 1980s. With an acute sense of history, Mr Coppin says this is a chance for Tigers players to become immortals. Much like the then-young Michael Roach and Dale Weightman became famous overnight

when they played in the Tigers’ last premiership in 1980. He still feels supremely confident that the Tiges will win by three or four goals, with fullforward Jack Reiwoldt to have a “special day”. Other keys are Alex Rance, Dylan Grimes and ‘Dusty’ Martin. “If Dusty wins the Norm Smith medal, we’ll win the flag.”

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Richmond Tiger fans in Casey are floating as they contemplate the unthinkable - a premiership in 2017. Darryl Johanning, of Narre Warren South, is painting three Richmond sash-jumpers on his triple-garage door ahead of the AFL Grand Final on 30 September. It’s just another proud demonstration of his loyal adherence to the ‘Yellow and Black’, to go with the Tigers flag flapping at full mast in his front yard. Mr Johanning can’t believe the year of successive success - Dusty’s win at the Brownlow and a cluster of honours, Rioli with Goal of the Year, Rance as All-Australian captain. Gone is the pain of so many years of let-downs as a Tigers man. Now there’s just one more game to end a 37-year frustrating premiership drought. “I just hope we can win after all of this time.” Kim Chante is contemplating a Tigers tattoo with a “feminine” design to celebrate if Richmond defeats Adelaide for the ultimate prize. She feels excited, teary and stressed. Her Richmond scarf is hanging out of her car window, all her Tigers “stuff” is out around her house. “The only thing I can relate this to is the birth of my first child,” says the mother of three. “It’s like it’s too good to happen to me.” This year, the club’s fortunes have taken an “unbelievable shift” and she finally has her club to cheer at the Grand Final. “I am and always have had black and yellow blood running through my veins,” she posted on a Tigers fanatical supporters group on Facebook. “Regardless of what happens on Saturday, I love my Tiges and all of our boys are winners in my eyes.” Meanwhile it’s a busy week for cheer squad member Dave Coppin - fitting in various interviews, including on Channel 7’s Sunrise. He’s freshened the Richmond-themed Jesus tattoo on top of his head. He now faces the task of choosing which of

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By Rob Kelly Berwick Lodge Primary School won the Victorian Wakakirri dance title, thanks to a moving tribute to the victims of the Hillsborough disaster. On 15 April, 1989, 96 fans were crushed to death and another 766 injured due to overcrowding in an English football stadium at Hillsborough. After a lengthy trial, a court determined that the victims of the disaster were unlawfully killed. Regular readers of the News may recall the Education Matters column which outlined the tragic events that unfolded that day, but ‘disaster’ barely evokes the right sentiments. During the trial, police were discovered to have fed false stories to the press proposing that hooliganism and drinking by Liverpool supporters were the causes of the disaster. A fact that simply was not true. It was a catastrophe and a disgraceful example of authoritarian dishonesty. Fast forward nearly 30 years – and about 15,000kms - to Melbourne’s Hamer Hall on Monday 8 September. Berwick Lodge Primary School students acknowledged the tragic events of the Hillsborough Disaster in the form of a Wakakirri story-dance. Wakakirri is an Australian national story-dance festival for primary and secondary school students. Berwick Lodge was selected to perform at Hamer Hall after their initial Wakakirri performance at

Drama teacher Lorraine Montgomery with a group of her Berwick Lodge Wakakirri pupils. Frankston’s Art Centre in August which left everyone with a tear in their eye. Their performance received a long-lasting applause, and the award for “Best Historical Story”. To top it off - and much to the excitement of the students who performed – it was announced that their story-dance was

to progress to the State Finals. The Hamer Hall performance hit all the right emotional notes. Judge James Elmer (“So You Think You Can Dance” and “Australia’s Got Talent”) and Michael Cormick (accomplished actor and singer of international standing) were captivated by the performance.

Despite stiff competition from 11 fantastic schools, Berwick Lodge was announced as Victoria’s State Champion! The school is now a nominee for the Australian Wakakirri National Championship Award. Three very excited Berwick Lodge student representatives accepted the award on stage, but it was 12-yearold Olivia Wooky who was the most animated. “When our school was announced as the Victorian State School Champion, I think I screamed louder than the whole crowd,“ Olivia said. The school’s Performing Arts teacher and dance choreographer Lorraine Montgomery had faith in her students and their ability from the start. “Being State Champions is a massive accolade considering over 20,000 students came through the Victorian Wakakirri program. I am immensely proud of the Berwick Lodge students who carried themselves with such dignity, portraying a tragic story in a powerful way. I sincerely couldn’t have asked for more from them.” The story-dance has emotionally engaged and captivated thousands of people from around state, country and the world, too. On why she thinks their story-dance was such a success, Olivia Wooky believes that the story packs the right emotional punch. “I think it’s because all the families and friends of the 96 couldn’t grieve because they were fighting in the courts for justice. Through our performance, we have presented that emotional story to a big audience”. The national Wakakirri championship award will be announced on Friday, 20 October, on the Wakakirri website at http://www.wakakirri.com

Dad flees in fear By Cam Lucadou-Wells A relapsed ice-user, who had just been through detox, has caused his father to flee his own Tooradin home in fear, a court has heard. The 29-year-old man was in breach of an intervention order that banned him from using drugs or being affected by drugs at the home. He’d first tried ice in April, falling into regular use of up to 1 point every two days. Since May, he had been to at least two clinics to rid himself from addiction. On the afternoon of 12 September, his father fled the house after being confronted by his “violent and aggressive” son who up-ended a coffee table and said he wanted to be shot by police. The man was later found by police asleep on a couch inside the home. He told police he’d been coming down from taking ice two days earlier. He was also taking an increasing prescribed dosage of anxiety and depression medication that wasn’t benefiting him, his lawyer told Dandenong Magistrates’ Court on 25 September. The lawyer said the accused had just completed a detox program days before the incident. “He’s going through a lot of steps to rehabilitate, to detox and get his life on track,” the lawyer said. “Temptation got the better of him.” The man, a qualified carpenter, hadn’t worked since his first month of ice use. When clean, he was welcome to eventually work for his father’s business, the lawyer said. Magistrate Julie O’Donnell said the man had “all the makings” of a treatmentonly community corrections order. He was spared conviction due to having no prior offences, but told re-breaching the intervention order would risk a jail term. “Treat (the CCO) as if I sentenced you to jail in the community,” Ms O’Donnell advised the man.

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Council opts out on NDIS By Cam Lucadou-Wells

Waverley Christian College principal Peter Sheahan, Mitch Fifield and the college's head of campus Mark Crnkovic.

School opening By Cam Lucadou-Wells A stunning multi-purpose centre and junior school building have been opened at Waverley Christian College in Narre Warren South. The project, which includes a gymnasium, auditorium, drama room, music room and 10 classrooms, received $1.3 million from the federal capital grants program for non-government schools. Senator Mitch Fifield, on behalf

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of Education and Training Minister Simon Birmingham, opened the buildings on 18 September to the backdrop of the school’s jazz band. The funding is designed to improve independent schools, who may not otherwise be able to provide adequate facilities. “These new learning spaces take into account the latest in education research and will see students learn more effectively,” Mr Fifield said.

The striking new school building.

Casey Council has opted not to join the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) as a provider. Councillor Amanda Stapledon said the decision not to join “the most significant social reform since Medicare” was not what she’d hoped for. But it was a “sound” outcome for ratepayers and the disability sector. It was not possible for Casey to deliver the service sustainably, Cr Stapledon said. It followed in the footsteps of many other councils that had opted out, she said. The NDIS is expected to start rolling out in Casey from 1 September next year, with 25 registered NDIS providers in Casey. In the meantime, Home and Community Care (HACC) programs delivered by the council will be phased out. More than 1000 council clients were mailed about Casey’s decision. Some were concerned by a lack of quality NDIS service providers, some implored Casey to advocate for clients during the transition. In recommending against joining up, a council review found it was “not a viable option ... at this time”. It found that up to $1m was required to set up as an NDIS provider, and the council had a lack of eligible clients - about 2.6 per cent of the local “market”. Casey also had higher labour costs and pay scales, making it unable to compete with other providers. Under national competition policies, the council would also be unable to continue subsidising the service. Mayor Sam Aziz said Casey would now focus on supporting its clients’ transition to the new scheme. “Council is not a specialist disability provider, however Casey is fortunate to have many reputable service providers in our community,” Cr Aziz said. Casey is expected to lose six full-time equivalent staff as a result of the decision. It is expected to be managed by natural attrition, without redundancies.

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Putting a ‘paws’ on the cruelty By Cam Lucadou-Wells Kids and retirees have teamed up to help give dogs a home - at least a more comfortable one. Beaconsfield Primary School students had recently raised money for three new kennels at the Lost Dogs Home pound at Cranbourne West. The kennels were built by Akoonah Park Men’s Shed members led by Maurie Hall, and then painted by the students. The students also designed a magnet with responsible pet ownership tips. The enterprise was part of a Live Out Loud program, which encouraged students to conceive and organise positive community projects. In their own newspaper article on the project, the students stated they wanted to “make a difference” on animal cruelty. Or to use their pun, put a “paws” on such cruelty.

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A revived Berwick art show - which had been snubbed by Casey’s community grants program - has been described as a huge success. The Greatest Art Show, run by Provenance Artists and Berwick Artists Society, sold more than $35,000 of art during the show’s weekend at Nossal High School on 22-24 September. Provenance Artists president Calvin Bell said the show was still the largest art show in Melbourne’s South-East. “We are proud that visual arts is the heart of the city and that we have brought the greatest fine art and real culture to the City of Casey and the community. “The art show has been given great accolades as a premium art

event of Victoria. “We had fine art not only from Victoria’s leading artist but also from NSW and South Australia.” Painter Claire McCall was awarded a $1500 first prize at the show. It was presented by judge and leading artist David Chen. Chen was an artist of “illusionist mastery” who had recently won the Silver Hawke award at the Fourth International Art Contest in Nice, Mr Bell said. He noted that in the Baldest Archies section, Casey councillors were caricatured by artist Archie Balderstone. It appeared to be a satiric dig at the councillors for re-allocating the art show’s promised $3000 council grant to a Christmas lunch held by Berwick Business Group.

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High fashion Berwick’s sense of style will be on show for one glamour-filled night when the village hosts its annual VIP fashion event on Friday 6 October. Hosted by the Berwick Business Group (BBG), the VIP event will showcase some of the village’s most fashionable shops and salons between 5pm and 9pm. Models will strut the Little Black Bird catwalk from 6.30pm in High Street. At 6pm and 8pm, ladies can attend a scarf and accessories styling session at iBare Boutique in Adams Lane. Little Black Bag hosts Styling with Cindy at 7.30pm, while

The Departure Lounge hosts a Girls Getaway with nibbles and cocktails. There will be hair and make up demonstrations at CocoBlaq, healthy smoothie sampling at Fit Shake Bar and hair and make-up tips by Napoleon at Victoria Belle. Many of the village’s traders are offering generous discounts on the night of between 20 and 40 per cent. Berwick Business Group cosecretary Magda DAbaco said organisers were expecting more than 200 people to flock to the event. “Last year we had over 200 local women come along on the

night, to experience Berwick’s abundant retail and beauty services,“ Ms DAbaco said. “The BBG hosts the event to bring together the community, while showcasing the numerous services and goods on offer from traders in the village. “This year 14 members of the BBG are opening their doors from 5-9pm to host over 300 women. It will be a night of glamour, fashion, beauty, champagne and laughter.“ Tickets are $10. To book go to www.eventbrite.com.au. Star readers get a 10 per cent discount.

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NESTLED among a growing neighbourhood complemented by thriving natural spaces this is community living at its finest. Lakeside at Berwick lies beside the beautiful Berwick Springs wetlands. This natural space offers families purpose built trails, play spaces and barbecue areas. It is just one of many scenic green areas for residents to experience and enjoy. Sporting a diverse range of retail, recreation and educational options, Lakeside at Berwick is a location the whole family will enjoy. Daily essentials can be found at Eden Rise Village Shopping Centre and the Berwick Township.

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37 Sugarloaf road, BeacoNSFieLD UPPer Jewel of Beaconsﬁeld Upper

Traditional – and Tempting

Price $980,000 - $1,080,000

Peacefully positioned in the desirable Bryn Mawr Estate, this striking family residence with its conﬁdent charm is perfectly presented for outstanding family living. Easy accessibility to all amenities such as shops, cafes, train station, elite schools and parklands and ensuring a lifestyle of the utmost convenience and quality. On offer is an above ground pool, outdoor spa, ducted heating and evaporative cooling.

View Saturday 12-12:30pm (Photo iD required) contact kristen Turner 0410 615 228 andrew Brown 0411 043 625

Price expressions of interest View Saturday 11-11:30am (Photo iD required) contact anne haynes 0417 007 350 Gabrielle haynes 0419 043 703

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The perfect blend of rural lifestyle with today’s expected conveniences, this blissful, quality crafted residence sitting on 3.5 shady acres is what country living is all about. Bonus extras on acreage are town water, govt approved 12 person ﬁre bunker, ducted vacuum & sensors alarm system. Recent works of new carpets, blinds handmade silk curtains & freshly painted inside and out, new hot water service & climate control.

15 hobart avenue, Berwick

1 astrid court, Berwick Sophisticated Living Totally captivating, this single-level magnificent residence commands an enviable 712sqm (approx.) corner allotment with triple car garage in the much sought after Edrington Park Estate. Beautiful architraves, polished timber floorboards & floral window views add to the abundance of character of this perfect family home situated in convenient court location close to all amenities.

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Nestled neatly at the end of a secluded parkland court in the Cypress Hills Estate, surrounded by quality homes is this impressive 29sq home occupying a well-sized 578sqm block. Offering neutral toning’s throughout with ducted heating and air-conditioning, double lock-up remote garage and the bonus of side access ﬁts a caravan. plus a separate rumpus ideal for the kids!

View Saturday 12-12:30pm (Photo iD required) contact anne haynes 0417 007 350 Gabrielle haynes 0419 043 703

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26 Harvest Road

$550,000 - $590,000

SENSATIONAL FAMILY LIVING – ARENA!! Positioned just metres to Arena Shopping Centre this classy home ticks all the boxes. Featuring four bedrooms, main with walk in robe and full ensuite. Dual living zones – lounge/rumpus to the front of the home, oversized tiled family area caters for the whole family. Fresh modern kitchen with stone benchtop, stainless steel upright cooker and dishwasher. Ducted heating, evaporative cooling, downlights are all on offer in this superior location. Double garage with workshop plus remote and rear access, alfresco under roof line – great for the entertainer, 512m2 block. A perfect home for a new family to enjoy!!

Pakenham

18 Macalister Road

$475,000 - $515,000

LAKESIDE SPECIAL A superb location minutes from the main Lakeside walking paths, Cultural Centre, shopping village & public transport, a prime position on a 480m2 block. 2 spacious living areas provide impressive formal & informal spaces. 3 bedrooms have robe space while the huge master has FES & WIR. A well appointed kitchen includes gas hot plates, electric wall oven, BI pantry, plenty of bench & cupboard space. Outdoor entertaining is a breeze in the covered pergola area while the additional sun deck area will be a bonus with any family gathering. Heating, cooling, landscaped yard & double garage add to this wonderful opportunity – it’s your chance to acquire a quality home in a superb location.

Pakenham

6 Timmothy Close

$495,000 - $540,000

BIG BLOCK, FOUR BEDROOMS – NORTHSIDE!! Nestled in a quiet court is this beautiful family home on a 783m2 block. This property has size & convenience with transport, primary school & new Cardinia Lakes Shopping Centre nearby. Main bedroom with WIR & full ensuite, sunken lounge with wood heating, drapes & built in bar. Timber kitchen with wall oven, electric hot plates, d/washer & breakfast bar. Separate rumpus room for the kids zone, study area with plenty of size. Outside is also impressive with dual entertaining areas – pergola with timber decking. Plus additional pergola with concrete paving. Sensational rear yard with established gardens, under house storage & even a lemon tree. Perfect for the growing family.

Pakenham

12-14 John Street

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WHEN LOCATION IS EVERYTHING! Soon to be constructed are these superb brand new townhouses. Positioned right in the heart of the Pakenham town centre they offer convenient living. All 3 townhouses have 3 bedrooms, ensuites to main bedroom, single/double garages – where applicable, open plan living & private courtyards. Quality list of inclusions which entails – concrete roof tile, ducted heating, laminex kitchens, aluminium windows, colourbond fascia & gutter. Only a short walk to Pakenham CBD, Pakenham Marketplace & Train Station. Township living at its best here. Completion expected early to mid 2018. Perfect for the retiree or investor, make the move today in securing your new home!!

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AUCTION

Beaconsield Upper

5A 3B 4D 2C

35 McKenzie Road A superbly crafted Victorian masterpiece set amidst 5 acres (2 ha) of private gardens and grounds.

AUCTION Saturday 21st October at 1.00pm

Featuring 3m ceilings, 5 bedrooms, 2 studies, 3 bathrooms, ancient oregon beams, 100-year-old bricks and sandstone floors.

INSPECT: Sunday 1.00pm

Whilst contemporary appointments & finishes create a high level of comfort throughout.

Peter Watson 0418 105 402

Outdoors - a 40 x 20m arena, safe, secure paddocks & loose boxes are complimented by professionally planned gardens, â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;lake-likeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; spring fed dam, solar heated swimming pool and 12mx9m color bond work shed.

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Narre Warren

5A 3B 2D

12 Araluen Rise Defining this grand entertainer is the magnificent living zone featuring a 3.4m ceiling. The kitchen, living and dining flow onto the north facing alfresco deck. This northerly aspect enables sunlight to filter into these zones bringing a special warmth to the designer décor. A separate living room is located at the front of the home as to is another upstairs. Oversized bedrooms, two en-suited, make for ample accommodation for a large family. Extensive stone, fully-fitted kitchen with two pac cabinetry, Smeg appliances, glass splash back and oak timber flooring ooze modern contemporary style. Split climate system, alarm, intercom and window furnishings make this home ready for immediate occupation. Located park-side this is a must see property.

INSPECT: Saturday 11.00am $850,000 Michael Patchell 0419 381 411

Harkaway

6A 2B 8D 1C

4 Medley Close AUCTION Saturday 14th October at 1.00pm INSPECT: Saturday 11:00am

Nestled into the bowl of a leafy green court in tightly held Harkaway, this wonderful family retreat offers a privileged lifestyle indeed – parklike grounds include a lagoon pool, separate heated spa and a lofted barn / workshop that will delight tradies / hobbyists alike. The sandstock brick, contemporary residence, is superbly decorated and offers 3 levels of impressive living space encompassing 6 bedrooms, study, multiple living areas and oversized double garage underroof. There is ample room for additional vehicle storage on site too. The property features rainwater harvesting, solar PV system, slow combustion heating and solar pool heating.

AUCTION

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Fairwood Park Cottage

THE JEWEL IN THE CROWN

4.9

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• Large 713m2 Lot • Includes the Fairwood 39 Park Cottage (Pictured Right)

The centrepiece lot of our private cul de sac features the partially refurbished Fairwood Park Cottage in addition to a generous building envelope to create your own dream home. This is a special & unique opportunity to own a piece of history.

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Berwick

4A 2B 2D 1C

5 Bettina court

Auction

This stunning new home has been custom designed & faultlessly constructed. Designed to take full advantage of its exceptional outlook, the home merges indoor living with outdoor alfresco spaces in a truly seamless fashion. 3 levels, featuring the convenience of its own lift, the home comprises 4 BR’s, a generous entertainer’s kitchen, stone benches, SMEG apps & WIP. Premium appointments include dbl glazed windows, climate control, security system & dbl garage with direct internal access. Set on 806m² with fully landscaped grounds, this truly one of a kind contemporary masterpiece is the perfect fusion of luxury in a premium Berwick address.

Auction Saturday 21st of october at 11.00am inSPEct: Saturday 12.00pm Richard Moody 0412 212 191 tracy de Riter 0407 343 629

Pakenham upper

4A 2B 2D

181 Mann Road

Auction

Enjoy the privacy & serenity of this newly refurbished residence. An open plan living & rumpus room adjoins a hostess kitchen that is central to the design. A separate formal lounge provides additional living space. Set upon a unique lifestyle allotment of 26.85 acres that one can escape to the country amongst native hardwood bushland alive with birdcall & wildlife, yet only minutes to shops, schools & public transport at Pakenham & the convenience of the M1 Freeway. Terms 10% Deposit Bal 30 Days

Auction Saturday 28th october 12.00pm inSPEct: Saturday 12.00pm todd McKenna 0418 391 182 nyall Greene 0409 560 778

Berwick

3A 2B 2D

2/97 High Street It’s just 100m to the village hub from this spacious quality built single storey villa (one of a pair). Comprising 3 large bedrooms, full en-suite and walk-in robe to the master bedroom, 3rd bedroom with custom built book shelves, family bathroom, meals area, Blackwood kitchen with Aeg appliances, pantry, lovely big sitting room with gas log fire, open plan dining, a gorgeous sun drenched, north facing enclosed terrace, mature gardens bursting with Camellias, roses and rhododendron. Added features include a double garage with remote control, gas ducted heating, refrigerated cooling and ducted vacuum.

Auction

Auction Saturday 7th october at 12.00pm inSPEct: Saturday 11.00am Peter Watson 0418 105 402 Elisabeth Gunness 0418 310 524

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Berwick

Pakenham

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Beaconsield Upper

4A 3B 2D 1C

36 Split Rock Road Perfectly located only moments to the Village shops this superb 5 acre lifestyle property deliver instant family appeal. Once inside, enjoy the expansive light filled living spaces with high cathedral ceilings, brick and timber features plus extensive garden windows capturing beautiful garden vistas. Quality appointed throughout with 3 bedrooms, office or 4th bedroom, study, huge living spaces, stunning kitchen, audio room, 3 bathrooms and fitted bar. Other features include, double garage, inground pool, tennis court, extensive shedding, 5 klw solar power system and mains water connected.

INSPECT: Sunday 2.00pm By Negotiation Graeme Curtis 0419 538 940 Elisabeth Gunness 0418 310 524

Berwick

3A 2B 2D 1C

24 Elgin Street Perfectly positioned in leafy, olde Berwick, this deceptively spacious ‘in town’ home, may be just what you’ve been searching for! On its own title with security gates and easily managed gardens, it offers the perfect lock up and leave opportunity and a wonderful environment to enjoy whilst you are in town. There are two distinct living areas: one a cosy formal lounge with gas log fire and a further family room that opens directly on to a palm fringed, decked courtyard with adjoining ‘alfresco lounge’. A stone benched gourmet kitchen is generously sized and fully equipped and 3 double bedrooms plus separate study, allow guests/extended family comfortable space.

INSPECT: By Appointment $920,000-$990,000 Peter Watson 0418 105 402

Berwick

3A 2B 2D

9 Bruce Court Ideally positioned in a quiet court within walking distance of primary & secondary schools and currently featuring a 3 bedroom, 2-bathroom home that’s seen better days! A fantastic development opportunity exists with a current planning permit in place for two independent (side by side) dwellings. Ready to be commenced with engineering, structural & geotechnical comps completed. Alternatively, an owner/renovator could rework the existing home to become a comfortable modern home on a larger than average (650m²) allotment.

INSPECT: By Appointment $470,000-$517,000 Peter Watson 0418 105 402

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Berwick

Pakenham

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Pakenham

4A 2B 2D 1C

37 Harrison Way A sleek rendered façade gives a hint of the style to come. Designed to maximise light and space the home is complimented by a sundrenched alfresco and gas heated lap pool. Comprising of four generous bedrooms; master with full ensuite, stunning stone kitchen with quality appliances that adjoins a vast family living/dining area, ducted heating and refrigerated cooling, a cozy lounge with gas ﬁre place plus a separate children’s retreat. The property is further enhanced by garaging for two vehicles, additional storage for the trailer, boat or caravan and is encompassed by landscaped gardens.

INSPECT: By Appointment $600,000 - $660,000 Todd McKenna 0418 391 182

Oficer

4A 1B 2D

31 Tivendale Road Urban Growth Zone -Schedule 3. A rare opportunity to secure a future development site in the heart of the Officer Precinct Structure Plan with a land area of 2000sqm (approx.). Erected on the property is a classic 1980’s Brick Veneer home comprising of four bedrooms, family bathroom, two living areas, pergola, garage and separate workshop. Suitable for a family looking for a huge backyard for the kids or the savvy developer looking lease out the property and invest in the future. With the growing demand for allotments of this size and infrastructure in the immediate area now full steam ahead, now is an exciting time to be living in Officer. Only minutes from the train station, sporting grounds and some of the finest schools in the area.

INSPECT: Saturday 11.30am $695,000 - $764,000 Matt Clark 0417 411 883

Cockatoo

4A 2B 2D 1C

40 Rainy Hill Road Accessed by a long driveway and secluded amongst established gardens offering privacy and panoramic views this beautiful contemporary Victorian weatherboard has all the embellishments of the era and with every up to minute comfort, innovations and convenience. With the classic grand proportions of the era and broad timber decked verandahs, large timber barn, stables, and full-sized tennis court this is an estate of the landed gentry. Comprising of 34 acres (to 7 paddocks), an idyllic mix of gently sloping to moderately steep pastures and native hardwood bushland conveniently located to Melbourne and the delights of the Yarra Valley.

INSPECT: By Appointment $1,410,000 - $1,510,000 Nyall Greene 0409 560 778 Peter Watson 0418 105 402

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Berwick

Pakenham

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Berwick

3B 2C 2D 2I

Berwick 5S Temora Rise Beautifully Brand New This brand-new cul-de-sac on the North of Berwick, superbly designed and finished with finesse, ofers the rare opportunity for few lucky purchasers to secure prime real estate in the heart of the south east. Each townhouse consisting of 3 bedrooms plus study , the master with WIR and ensuite and the remaining 2 bedrooms with BIR, open plan dining and living room with timber flooring capturing an abundance of natural light and kitchen finished with stone bench tops and stainless-steel appliances.

For Sale First home buyers, investors, downsizers be sure to enquire as these beautiful townhouses will not last long! Located within minutes of public and private schools, Berwick Village, Beaconsfield Village, the lifestyle that comes with Berwick is one to be enjoyed for many years to come. Casey hospital, Monash freeway, train stations, bus stops, parkland and much more.

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Berwick

4B 3C 3D 6I

Beaconsfield 24 Holm Park Road Classic Style, Superb Lifestyle.

For Sale

Upon entering this dream property, be greeted with a sweeping staircase that oozes grandeur. Delight in open plan living spaces, sizeable quality hostess kitchen with stone benchtops, S/S appliances, spacious walk in pantry and abundance of bench and cupboard space. The downstairs master suite is fabulous in sheer size, with his and hers walk in robe and modern ensuite with double basins, double shower and stone vanity top. Magnificent formal lounge, separate study, tasteful powder and modern

laundry. The gorgeous kitchen overlooks expansive family room that flows through feature double doors to the decked alfresco, and onwards to a stunning inbuilt pool and spa, with accompanying exterior shower. Coolest pool house includes connections, wet area and ceiling fan - the glass doors open out to the glistening pool. Additionally, there is a large recreation room / personal gym, with new floating floor. Triple lock up garage, double lock up garage, double carport, single tandem shed & security cameras.

4B 2C 2D 2I

Clyde North 7 Appaloosa Grove

View Friday @ 1.30pm harcourts.com.au/VBW24229 Debbie Brettoner M 0458 628 085 P 9707 4222 debbie.brettoner@harcourts.com.au Matt Doyle M 0423 339 328 P 9707 4222 matt.doyle@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Franchise / Berwick 30 High Street

4B 2C 2D 2I

Cranbourne West 8 Erindale Street

Sensational Selandra Rise

For Sale

Highest Calibre Ex-Display

For Sale

This near new 4 bedroom family home is ready and waiting, perfect for first home buyers, all family sizes and investors. Sizeable master boasts ensuite and WIR. Remaining bedrooms all with BIR of generous size. The large tiled kitchen features quality S/S appliances, including dishwasher, and opens up to a light and bright family and meals area. Additional formal lounge, double remote garage and landscaped gardens both front and rear. Covered alfresco, ducted heating and evaporative cooling complete the picture.

$550,000 - $600,000 View Friday @ 11.30am harcourts.com.au/VBW23997

Built to exacting standards with all the upgrades expected of a gorgeous display home, this is yours to move in and enjoy. Beautiful facade, floating floorboards to the rear living space, high feature ceilings, formal lounge to the front and well appointed kitchen with stone and ss appliances. Oversized double garage, undercover alfresco, cooling and ducted heating, and manicured landscaping completes this home. Conveniently located close to shops, parks, schools and easy to most anywhere.

$650,000 - $700,000 View Friday @ 1.30pm harcourts.com.au/VBW24233

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AUCTION

4762mÂ˛

Drouin 9-11 Mahogany Court

A private family retreat surrounded by beautiful established gardens on 4762m only minutes from the heart of Drouin. Set on three titles to be auctioned as a whole, this comfortable four bedroom plus study family home sits deep in a private garden oasis at the end of very desirable and private Mahogany Court. Step out the front door and your first neighbours are your outdoor living areas, manicured lawns, established trees, flowering shrubs, fruit trees, daffodils, freesias and mountain views. A magical sense of being in the country yet only quick drive to town. Features include: -Ensuite and dressing room to the master bedroom -Built-in robes to bedrooms 2, 3 and 4 -Spacious formal lounge/dining and large family/informal dining -Well appointed kitchen with new dishwasher -Ducted heating and cooling, intercom, security system -New downlights and beautiful garden lighting -Long paved driveway, front wrought iron security gate -Gazebo and BBQ area -Three separate titles of residential land consisting of 1892m2, 1884m2 and 986m2 (a total of 4762m2) in one of Drouinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most sought after streets. NEVER BEFORE OFFERED, OPPORTUNITIES LIKE THIS RARELY COME ON THE MARKET.

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Saturday October 28 at 1.00pm View Thursday 4.00pm - 5.00pm; Sunday 2.30pm - 4.00pm www.harcourts.com.au/VDN28439 Pauline Soutar M 0408 354 403 P 03 5625 2877 pauline.soutar@harcourts.com.au Brian Soutar M 0418 515 252 P 03 5625 2877 brian.soutar@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Drouin

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Peaceful 5 acres - 7 star rating

EXECUTIVE LIVING IN BERWICK WATERS THIS absolutely stunning next to new home located in the ever increasingly popular Berwick Waters Estate has come to market. This exceptional home of approximately 48 squares (under roofline) has absolutely everything even an extended family would need. Meticulously presented, this Carlisle home features four spacious bedrooms, all with their own ensuite and walk-in robe,

plus study nook, with the master bedroom offering a spacious retreat, all completed to the highest standards. Located close to Eden Rise shopping centre and all the amenities required for convenient living. Expected extras include: double car remote garage, powder room, timber flooring, high ceilings and doors. Add refrigerated cooling and ducted heating (both cooling and heating are zoned separately). ●

290 sHeeHan rOaD HallOra imagine escaping the hustle & bustle to a relaxed lifestyle where luxury meets country and blends perfectly. this home is 3 years old, has 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 living rooms & galley style kitchen just perfect for entertaining. an additional outbuilding would be an ideal teenagers retreat or 5th bedroom/living space. the land is ideal for most hobby farm pursuit with 5 paddocks, water troughs and dam, drive through carport for the horse loat & 4 bay machinery shed, hay shed + disused dairy. less than 20 minutes to Warragul or Drouin & freeway entrance..

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$750,000 - $825,000

Address: 20 Mernoo Avenue, Clyde North Price: $898,000-$918,000 Description: 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 2 car View: Saturday 11-11.30am Agent: Peake Real Estate 9707 5300 Contact: Anne Haynes 0417 007 350

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5622 3800 cnr smith & Queen st, Warragul

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“FERNHAVEN LODGE”

30.80 ACRES

255 Mann Road, Pakenham Upper Home: Completely refurbished, four bedroom home, master with en suite and spa bath. Formal and informal living areas, pool, outdoor living and landscaped gardens. Cottage: Beautiful two bedroom cottage. Alternative uses include professional rooms and or Executive home oﬃce. Farm:14 paddocks, double horse boxes, lane ways, shedding and extremely well fenced with thoughtful layout.

Inspect:

11.30am-12.30pm 28/09, 01/10, 05/10, 07/10. or by appointment

Deadline Sale:

Closes Thursday 12th October (unless sold prior)

Agent:

John Baker 0412 402 763 Scott McCormick 0409 216 465

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Agent remarks: Do not miss this opportunity!.

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Teacher well up to speed Pre-school teacher Daniella Daniels seems to have graduated to the fast lane. The 23-year-old from Narre Warren North clocked record lap times in new Sodi go-karts that have recently arrived at Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit’s go kart track. Ms Daniels’s best lap time on the 750-metre circuit - a scaled-down replica of its Grand Prix circuit - was 47.419 seconds. Karting had been a long-held passion for Ms Daniels. “I grew up with older brothers and our life was all about cars and bikes and going fast. I’ve never done driver

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Daniella Daniels has set a sizzling lap record at Phillip Island's go-kart circuit.

training, I just get out there and go,” she said. “The new go-karts are super special and as the holidays go on, they’ll get run it and they’ll pick up even more pace. “It’s a ton of fun and I can’t wait to get back on track.” During school holidays, the business has set a challenge for drivers to “slam dunk” the lap record. The Sodi RT8 Evo2 Go Karts with 270cc engines and added safety features can hit top speeds of up to 65km/h. They are limited to drivers who are 12 and over and at least 140cm tall.

Kiara during Crazy Hair Day. 172452

It’s all going on upstairs It was make-over galore for pre-schoolers, including young arist Kiara, pictured, during a recent ‘crazy hair' day at Narre Community Learning Centre. The centre is also opening registrations for its Funtime three-year-old kinder program. Registration day is on 8 November, from 10am to 2pm. Further details available on 9704 7388.

The Australian Marriage Law Postal Survey 2017 is now open. Kiara, Ryder, Leanne, Savannah, Kayley and Jenny with their crazy hair dos. 172452 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS

Bus service for questions time The ABC is running a free bus from Berwick to pick up audience members for an upcoming episode of its political talk show Q&A. The bus will run from a central location in Berwick to the broadcaster’s Southbank TV studio on 9 October, and return later that night. Audience members must first register for limited seats on www.abc.net.au/qanda. Click on ‘Join the studio audience’, and in Q.14 write “Berwick Bus”. Otherwise, you can call the show’s audience producers on (02) 8333 4065.

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BUSINESS SOUTH-EAST

YMCA Casey area manager Barry Harrison, centre, with Cardinia Shire Mayor Brett Owen and Casey councillor Amanda Stapledon. 171240

Cannibal Creek Vineyard proprietor Kirsten Hardiker, centre, with Cardinia Shire Mayor Brett Owen and Casey councillor Amanda Stapledon. 171240

Kinders Together project officer Di Price and CEO Roger Chao, centre, with Cardinia Shire Council Mayor Brett Owen and Casey councillor Amanda Stapledon. 171240

Elevation at Emerald Restaurant and Bar owner Ken Billman, centre, with Cardinia Shire Mayor Brett Owen and Casey councillor Amanda Stapledon. 171240

Settlers Run Golf and Country Club club operations sales manager Emma Robinson and financial controller Helen Turner, centre, with Cardinia Shire Mayor Brett Owen and Casey councillor Amanda Stapledon. 171240

Strong showing for awards mented by our own kitchen garden,” Ms Hardiker said.

By Bonny Burrows Some of the South-East region’s best businesses are vying for this year’s Casey Cardinia Business Awards. In the lead-up to the gala presentation dinner on Friday 27 October, Star News will profile the nominees in each category, this week focusing on health, education, wellbeing and hospitality.

Elevation at Emerald Elevation at Emerald Restaurant and Bar is a fully licensed restaurant and bar situated in the picturesque Dandenong Ranges. It overlooks the green hills of Emerald and director Ken Billman said the building was architecturally designed to blend into its surrounds. “With our floor-to-ceiling windows that can be opened on fine days, distinctive focus on catering for those with special dietary requirements, while providing appealing meal choices that are innovative fresh and interesting with friendly and informal service, our guests can expect a memorable dining experience,” Mr Billman said.

Health, education and wellbeing: Kinders Together Kinders Together operates 20 early learning childhood education and care services across Cardinia and Baw Baw shires and employs nearly 150 local staff. Kinders Together also provides access to wraparound/ secondary services for families; working with a range of local community-based partners to offer occupational therapy, speech therapy, physiotherapy, psychology, and other allied health services. CEO Roger Chao said: “Kinders Together’s point of difference is our strong community ties, linkages and roots. “We are not just an early years manager, we are part of the local community. Community engagement and consultation underpin everything we do.” Lakeside Psychology Lakeside Psychology in Pakenham prides itself on providing an exceptional service for mental health at any age. It offers a range of services including child psychology, psychoeducational assessment, autism assessment and diagnosis, early intervention therapy for autism, counselling for adolescents and adults, victims of crime, WorkCover and TAC services, school and community presentations, and involvement in local council programs. “Our informed reception staff make

Centre, Lakeside Psychology psychologist and director Michael Tomek and child and adolescent psychologist Catherine Eldridge, with Cardinia Shire Mayor Brett Owen, left, and Casey councillor Amanda Stapledon. 171240 getting help smooth and easy, and our highly skilled psychologists provide contemporary and innovative psychological treatments to get the best outcomes for clients and the community,” psychologist and director Michael Tomek said. Lakeside Psychology motto is ‘Believe, Grow, Live’. YMCA Casey YMCA is celebrating 20 years as a part of the Casey Cardinia community in 2017. Its role is to manage the six leisure facilities on behalf of the City of Ca-

sey. These facilities include Casey ARC, Casey RACE, Endeavour Hills Leisure Centre, Berwick Leisure Centre, Casey Indoor Leisure Centre and Doveton Pool in the Park. YMCA Victoria media specialist Brad Kingsbury said health, education and wellbeing underpin the focus of YMCA’s engagement within the community. “Our commitment to ensuring an inclusive and holistic approach to enabling a healthier, happier and more active Casey Cardinia community has never been stronger,” Mr Kingsbury said.

Hospitality: Cannibal Creek Vineyard Cannibal Creek Vineyard is a quiet achiever offering French leaning food and wine made by the hand up. Proprietor Kirsten Hardiker said under winemaker Pat Hardiker, the wines were “single estate, cool climate varietals made using traditional by-hand methods and high quality French oak”. “Our new restaurant offers a changing menu of French-inspired food made by scratch by Michelin-trained chef Philippe Desrettes who takes direction from local produce comple-

Settlers Run Settlers Run Golf and Country Club is set among the Botanic Ridge housing estate and features a magnificent 18-hole golf course designed by Greg Norman, a full service golf shop, bar, bistro and restaurant, pool, sauna and gym. Sales manager Emma Robinson said the superbly designed $10 million clubhouse was a popular functions venue which catered for weddings, conferences, birthdays and events for up to 150 people. “Employing over 50 staff across the gold and food and beverage operations and with over 1600 members, the Settlers Run Golf and Country Club is a popular venue offering exceptional service to members, guests and visitors,” she said.

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Moving in time New homeowners are moving in and a fabulous club house facility has commenced construction at Sanctuary Lifestyle Drouin, an exciting new over 55s community. Located at 9 Kingburgh Close in Drouin, Sanctuary Lifestyle is the premium choice when it comes to community living. It boasts smart designed, high quality homes and six-star resort style facilities including a central clubhouse with indoor pool and spa, gym, billiard room and cinema. It also features a tennis court, bowling green, men’s shed and cara-

van/ boat storage. All homes are two bedrooms or two bedrooms plus study. They feature lock-up garages, stone bench tops, double glazed windows, stainless steel appliances and heating and cooling as standard specifications on all homes. With eight home designs and premium locations still available, buyers are sure to find the right layout and location to suit their lifestyle. As the most spacious community of its type and located close to shops, transport and all local amenities, it’s no wonder stage one is 85 per cent sold and

stage two is now on the market. With affordable site fees and no council rates, no entry fees or body corporates to pay along with discounted services and NBN access, why not downsize and enjoy the benefits of community living. The beautiful surrounds of Drouin’s main street and the numerous walking tracks make Sanctuary Lifestyle Drouin the perfect place to live. For a free information package or appointments at the display suite at Harmon Drive in Drouin contact Elizabeth at 1300 835 463 or email info@sanctuarylifestyle.com.au.

Now in its 35th year, the Victorian Seniors Festival is a month-long celebration that should be on every senior’s calendar. Between 8-31 October, enjoy more than 1500 free and low-cost events right across the state, including concerts, classes, workshops, games, tours, exhibitions and more. And, to top it off, all public transport is free for Seniors Card holders between 8-15 October, so there’s no excuse not to get involved! Festival highlights include: 100 Exhibition See portraits of 100 of Melbourne’s oldest residents created by skilled teenage artists. The project brought generations together outside the typical family unit. The Atrium, Fed Square 9-13 October, 10am-8pm Tickets: free 5000 Poppies Project Project co-founder Lynn Berry will hold a workshop to create handcrafted poppies for this WWI Centenary Remembrance Project. Bring a ball of red yard, crochet hook or knitting needles. Patterns supplied. Diamond Valley Library 18 October, 2pm Tickets: free Big Band Dance Join the Festival Big Ball-

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room Band, led by Peter Neilson and Len McGill, and enjoy some ballroom dancing. Melbourne Town Hall 10 October, 12.30pm Tickets: Free Ebb And Flow exhibition Presented by The Embroiders Guild, the exhibition features traditional and contemporary embroidery and textile art, plus demonstrations. Embroidery House, Malvern 7-21 October, 10am-4pm Tickets: $10 Louisianna Shakers in concert Melbourne’s definitive New Orleans jazz band plays authentic New Orleans jazz in the downhome style of a 1940s jazz revival. Festival Hub, Melbourne Town Hall 11 October, 11am and 2pm Tickets: free New Shoots U3A Melbourne City presents its annual photo exhibition, recognising and promoting the rising interest in photography among U3A members. Collins Place Gallery 17-31 October, 10am-6pm Tickets: free Sound Of Music tribute show Light-hearted interpreta-

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tion of the highly popular movie, featuring the story, the songs, the dance, the wedding and, yes, the yodelling. Warburton Senior Citizens Centre 26 October, 10.30am Tickets: $8 Ten Pound Poms See presentations from the Genealogical Society, Public Records Office and Museums Victoria about post WWII British immigration to Australia. Immigration Museum 20 October, 10am-5pm Tickets: Gold coin donation Try crew rowing Enjoy rowing in a crew with an instructor. For beginners with good mobility and former rowers. You don’t need to bring your own crew and you won’t get wet … unless it rains. Y Rowing Centre, Albert Park Lake 11 and 18 October, 10am Tickets: free Bookings essential: 9592 2147

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Set amongst five acres of impressive heritage listed gardens, Aveo Edrington Park is hosting a garden party amongst the beautiful grounds, in celebration of the City of Casey seniors week. Join us for an afternoon tea and lawn games, while being entertained by live jazz music. You’ll have the opportunity to meet our lovely residents and find out about life at Aveo Edrington Park Community. WHEN & WHERE: Thursday, 12 October from 2pm at Aveo Edrington Park, 6 Melville Park Drive, Berwick RSVP by Friday 6 October on 13 28 36 or visit aveo.com.au/events. We look forward to seeing you there. Proudly supported by the City of Casey.

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ABC of bridge to exercise mind During Seniors Festival in October, the Berwick Bridge Club with support from the City of Casey is presenting a ‘Bridge in a Day’ event. The free event which will take place on Saturday 28 October is for people who think they might be interested in playing bridge but are not sure how to get started. As secretary of the Berwick Bridge Club Stephen Todd explained, through the ‘Bridge in a Day’ event, participants will learn in a fun-filled and relaxed atmosphere what bridge is all about and how it is played. Stephen also said that there

“Playing bridge at a club like the Berwick Bridge Club is the ideal activity for this as you not only exercise the brain but you also meet and play with a group of 40 to 50 other players. This is a great opportunity to meet new people and make new friends.” Bridge in a Day is being held on Saturday 28 October, 2017 at St Andrews Uniting Church in Berwick. The event is free but early registration to attend is essential as seats are limited. Head to, berwick.bridgemaster. com.au or Facebook.com/berwickbridgeclub to register.

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Sleeves rolled up for expo The members of the Drouin Lions Club are now busy organising their 17th annual Gippsland Garden and Home Expo to be held at Lardner Park Events site on 14-15 October. This year promises to be an even more exciting event. The three huge pavilions promise to be packed full with some magnificent displays ranging from the smallest of flowers to large

trees from 20 nurseries as well as over 60 home-related products such as spas, beds, furniture, furnishing, decor, building ideas, etc. The surrounding outside area will have 12 caterers, entertainment, childrens activites, and another 60 great exhibits which include more plants, outdoor furniture, garden features, mowers, caravans, hot houses,

tools, and a myriad of other products and ideas. Tino Carnevale and other experts will be giving great gardening advice up on stage each day. All this adds up to a great day out for $10 for adults with children under 16 free and all the money raised will be donated back to good causes in the community.

As a GP for over 30 years, I have watched many long-time patients become older aged. In fact, I am reminded that I am approaching the older bracket myself by my deteriorating joints! However, the much more confronting issue for many of my patients as they age, are fears of loss of intellectual capacity, physical capacity and of loss of independence. As for all health issues, it is better to discuss these fears openly with your GP rather than become increasingly anxious or sad about them. There is so much more understanding nowadays of the capacity of older people to still make improvements in physical strength, improve balance (which minimises risk of falls) and in mental health and wellbeing. Changes in memory are the most challenging for all. Some decline in intellectual function with age - particularly in the speed of processing information - is normal. Losing track of items, difficulty seeing through a task to completion, difficulty following recipes or other complex instructions can be early clues to real memory impairment. It’s a good idea if you are 75 years old or older to discuss with your GP having an annual health assessment (the Medicare system has a special item for this) which includes a simple test of cognitive ability (intellect and memory). You do not need to wait until you are 75

to undergo the screening test - it can be incorporated into a consultation with your GP. However, if you are keen for that more comprehensive check-up, remember to ask for a longer appointment. When joints are damaged by ageing, many people respond by restricting exercise and becoming very protective of themselves, limiting their social and community activities. However, careful and consistent exercise regimes designed around an individual’s own physical limitations can be safely undertaken. Again, discussing options with your GP for referral to appropriate physical therapy for the right advice and supervision, can result in not only preservation of current physical capacity - but even substantial improvement. Retaining physical fitness and strength also assists with retaining good intellectual function - an added bonus.

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At Oakgrove Community Centre, there’s some exciting kids classes these holidays such as pottery, Lego, Okie Dokie Dance Disco, high-flow painting, hula hooping and cupcake decorating. ■ Oakgrove Community Centre, 89-101 Oakgrove Drive, Narre Warren South. Details: 9704 2781 or office@oakgrovecc.org.au

Everything about Australian birds: National Bird Week 2017 is celebrated from Monday 23 October-Sunday 29 October. Please register and join in the celebration at RBGV Cranbourne Gardens. This will be an excellent workshop. We have been able to gain a range of experienced interested presenters who will lead us to a greater understanding of Australian birds, their behaviour, their requirements and their conservation. ■ Sunday 29 October. Elliot Centre and Australian Garden Auditorium, RBGV Cranbourne Gardens. 7.30am to 3pm or 9.30am to 3pm (dependent on choice of sessions).Costs for the 7.30am 9am (including Breakfast) Presentations Session: Members $80. Non-members $90. Students $40. Presentations Session in Auditorium only from 10am 3pm: Members $60. Non-members $75. Students $30. Register and pay via the booking form available at: www.rbgfriendscranbourne.org.au. For further information Contact Amy Akers: 0423 513 281. Picture: CONTRIBUTED

Fund-raising stall Craft Women All Together, formerly known as the Country Women’s Association Berwick, is hosting a stall outside Westpac Bank in High Street Berwick selling homemade crafts such as patchwork items, goods for Christmas and other homemade craft items. All proceeds will go to the Casey North Community and Information Support Services in Narre Warren. ■ High Street Berwick. Thursday 5 October, from 9am-2pm.

Holiday fun These school holidays, kids and teens can make paper flowers, print 3D models and learn to code at Brentwook Park Neighbourhood House. The program includes Fun Time Thursday for 6-12 year olds on 5 October - a full day of activities including arts, woodwork, cookie decorating and sports. Bookings are essential. ■ Brentwood Park Neighbourhood House, 21A Bemersyde Drive, Berwick, from 3-5 October. Details: 9702 1218 or admin@bpnh.org.au

wishing to get involved can still do so, by registering at www.surveymonkey.com/ r/2017MegLanningMasterClass. Date: Sunday 1 October. Time: 10am-noon. ■ Venue: Carlisle Park Recreation Reserve, Majestic Boulevard, Cranbourne

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The City of Casey is offering an exciting opportunity for girls aged 10-15 to take part in a master class with Australian women’s cricket captain, Meg Lanning. The one-hour master class will be followed by a Q&A session and autograph session. Those

Everyone is welcome to attend indoor full size regulation bowls. Enjoy a cuppa afterwards. ■ Every Friday morning at 10am at Cranbourne Indoor Sports Centre, Smethurst Street, Cranbourne. Phone Ron 5990 9048. Mob. 0411 126 946. Bowls supplied. Cost $5.

Car boot sale St James Anglican Church Dandenong is hosting a fund-raiser with a car-boot sale for much needed funds which helps towards various community works. We are having a combined car boot sale, cake sale and furniture sale. ■ 55 Langhorne Street, Dandenong. Saturday 7 October. 8.30am-2pm. Car Boot Stalls are $15 which includes a large table. A second table is available at $5. Access for such is from McCrae Street, next to the tennis court. Any inquiries can be directed to Charles Andrews on 9774 0133 (a/h) or TXT on mobile 0412 221 652.

Picture book launch Author Chris Mawson will launch his latest children’s book “Rocky the Roo and the big bushfire”. The event includes the book reading and face painting. And a signed copy if you buy the book. ■ Berwick Library, 15 High Street, Berwick. Saturday 7 October, at 10.30am.

Historical fiction session Lose Yourself in historical fiction at the Berwick Mechanics’ Institute and Free Library. Awardwinning writers Barbara Gaskell Denvil, Kathryn Gauci, and Wendy J. Dunn will share their experiences of writing and researching historical fiction. With each writer specialising in a different period - Medieval, Tudor, Byzantine - it will be an interesting afternoon of readings and discussion about their lives as writers. ■ Berwick Library, 15 High Street, Berwick. Wednesday 4 October, 1pm to 3.30pm.

Bumble Bee Baby and Children’s Market Our markets attract a great crowd of parents, expectant parents, grandparents and carers on the hunt for high quality pre-loved, handmade, and new goods at reasonable prices. Service providers are also welcomed to highlight themselves within their local community. Anything related to little ones, ranging from maternity to primary school aged products services is welcomed: clothing, books, toys, high chairs, prams, nursery items, and activity sets. Mums Supporting Families in Need will be hosting our fund-raising cake stall for this event and we would love to draw them a great crowd. ■ Berwick Fields Primary School. Sunday 15 October. Time: 9am-noon. Entry: Adults $2. Children free entry. Free parking on site. Stallholder applications are now open via: https://www.trybooking.com/book/event?embed&eid=31443

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Kings of the indoors By David Nagel From the back blocks of suburbia to the bright lights of Dubai - the Cranbourne Kings are having quite an impact in the highly-energetic and entertaining world of indoor cricket. Based out of the Cranbourne Indoor Sports Centre, the Kings have managed to claim both team and individual success on the local, national and international stage. The month of September - well it’s been one to remember for the Kings. The women’s team earned the title of national champions after defeating the Springvale Scorpions in the National Indoor Cricket League grand final held at Springvale earlier this month. The commanding 128-68 victory caught the attention of national selectors too, with captain Nicole Martin and Dani Montague selected in the Australian team for the World Indoor Cricket Federation World Cup, held in Dubai. And joining them on that flight was team-mate Maddie Dixon, selected in the all-conquering Australian 21-under side. The World Cup was completed last weekend with Australia making a

clean-sweep of the titles in the men’s and women’s open and 21-under divisions. And the men’s teams from Cranbourne - they’ve had their share of fun too. The Kings claimed the title of Super-League champions this year, defeating a powerhouse cast from Croydon (90-55) in the Division 1 grand final, while the Division 3 boys defeated Northcote (74-33) to make it a great season for the club. One of the driving forces behind the success, Trevor McGeachin, said the Kings had thoroughly deserved everything that had come their way. “We’ve built this up from the lower grades with a lot of young players coming through the ranks,” a proud McGeachin said. “We only had one player in the men’s-one side over 30. Guys have really bought in this year; last year we made some hard decisions, a few noses were put out of joint, but we needed to do that to get the enthusiasm back, it’s very sweet now. “This is the first men’s premiership we’ve had in Super-League in 11 years and it was great for the women to step up in the first season of the national

The Kings of Cranbourne. From left; Allison Baker, Sandy Davies, Dean Lyddy, Trevor McGeachin and managing director Jannette Dunlop show Picture: DAVID NAGEL off the spoils of success. 173344 league and become the best team in the country as well.” McGeachin said there were many reasons for the improved results, but new managing director Jannette Dunlop had certainly played her part. “Jan has been amazing for this place,” McGeachin said. “When she first started she asked

‘What do we need to do to get better’, and she has followed all of those things through. We get extra court time, Jan organises marquee games between teams and she’ll open the centre for us at all sorts of strange hours.” Sandy Davies, a key player in the women’s success, said the recent run of results was great reward for the centre as a whole.

“I was a bit sceptical about the nationals to start with, but it was great playing against the other states and it really took things to the next level,” Davies, a state player in 2000 and 2013, said. “The prize money was fantastic, but it was more about the players we were playing with and making sure we all represented the Cranbourne centre well. We lost a game we shouldn’t have lost to Queensland, but apart from that we combined very well as a team.” And for Dunlop, well she’s just extremely proud of everyone involved with the Cranbourne Kings. “Really proud, but it’s the people that make the club and the trophies are just a really nice bonus,” she said. “We started slowly, but we built momentum and that can happen when team’s gel and everyone sticks together. We’re only a small centre but we’re building a great atmosphere, great friendships, and it really does feel like family. “If anyone is thinking about joining, please come down ... we will make you feel like family and give you all the support that you need. Everyone gets a bat and a bowl; it’s a really great way to play sport.”

Sperling’s hungry for action on the pitch By Nick Creely There is an insatiable hunger within Lachie Sperling and his Casey-South Melbourne team-mates ahead of the Victorian Premier Cricket season, which gets underway on 7 October against Ringwood. The skipper - who saw his Swans bundled out of the 2016/17 finals race by eventual premiers Fitzroy-Doncaster in a semi-final - is itching to get on the park after a gruelling pre-season. “It’s sort of crept up on us a little bit - the season starts in just over two weeks, but we simply can’t wait,” Sperling said. “We know that we have to work even harder than last year to get back towards playing finals - the training standards have been really, really good. “We’ve got plenty of games into our players now, so hopefully they just continue to develop for us going forward. “It was exciting to play finals last year, but we start on zero points again now, so we want to get off to a good start.” Under new coach Prabath Nissanka - a former Sri-Lankan international

cricketer - and highly-credentialed specialist coaches Naveed Nawaz and Jayde Herrick - the Swans have kept things relatively simple, focusing on developing an already stable list. There hasn’t been a huge transition with Prabath, he already knows us and our game - there’s been no drastic change, but it’s been more of our senior players taking on leadership roles with our younger players,” Sperling said. “Along with Naveed and Jayde, they’ve been really good too - Naveed’s messages are really clear, he doesn’t try to change too much, but he’s a really good person to talk to about technique and mindset.” With a host of quick bowlers, such as spearheads Nathan Lambden and Brendan Rose, developing quicks Jackson Fry, Leigh Diston and Cameron Brown, as well as a strong contingent of batsmen such as Devin Pollock, Luke Manders, Sperling, Michael Wallace, Ryan Eaton, Jordan Wyatt and Dylan Hadfield, the Swans aren’t suffering from a lack of options. “Our depth is really important to us; it makes blokes hungrier for runs and wickets - it’ll be pretty similar to last year with virtually the same group (for

Casey skipper Lachie Sperling is keen to get stuck into season 2017/18. 164743 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS Round 1),” Sperling said. “We’ve also got James Long, who has done a bit of stuff with the Vic Under 17s, and he’s a really exciting prospect - Ash Chandrasinghe is also looking really good at the moment and fingers crossed those two can have good seasons - they’ve got talent and

are hungry to improve, there’s no point putting a ceiling on them but they’re young blokes.” Entering his third season as Casey’s captain, Sperling - who showed glimpses of his immense talent with 449 runs last year - can’t wait to lead the side in an exciting period for the club.

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Bye to ’Pies By David Nagel

Heath Black has parted ways with the Narre Warren Football Club after two years at the helm. 170569 Picture: ROB CAREW nominated Black for the Coach of the Year award - said the decision to not meet Black’s demands was a difficult one. “As a club we were very happy with Heath’s professionalism and the way he presented the club to the external world,” Stephenson said. “But the club has reached a fork in the road in regards to the social club facilities we have pending, which will be crucial to the future sustainability of the club. There are funds we will have to designate to those facilities, so we made an offer to Heath that wouldn’t compromise the club’s position going forward. “Unfortunately we couldn’t agree to terms, but it would have been irresponsible of us to make an offer we couldn’t fulfil. Coaching is part of Heath’s occupation and we wish him well in taking his coaching career to a higher level.”

The Hampton Park midweek bowlers got in a much-needed practice game.

Practice games for bowlers HAMPTON PARK BOWLS Finally, after the third attempt, the Hampton Park midweek bowlers have at last had a practice game. With the previous two being washed out, this time they got the opportunity to be able to play Willow Lodge. It was clear to see in the first half that the players were a lit-

tle on the rusty side but things improved for both sides in the second. The Parkers finished the game in front and this should give them some confidence going into the first pennant game. The Saturday practice games got off to a good start with the first - against Cranbourne - producing a string of

even results, while the second against Cranbourne RSL - saw the Parkers go up a notch and put in a strong performance. Three sides from both clubs filled the greens and it looked like everyone enjoyed the game. The big test for the Saturday sides will be when they have a practice game against Upwey/ Tecoma.

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Cranbourne bowlers got into the spirit of the new season on Saturday with their club's first and third sides competing in practice matches at home. Picture: SUPPLIED

Bowlers get ready to play CRANBOURNE BOWLS Cranbourne Bowls Club chairperson Chris Griffiths is particularly excited about what is sure to be a bumper year ahead. “With the influx of more than 20 new bowlers to the club already this year, our prospects are looking very good,” he explained. “We will have an additional team competing in Saturday Pennant this year, bringing our numbers back to four, as well as three teams competing Midweek.

“A full social bowls calendar is already underway as well as the usual club events and social club activities. What a great time to be a member of a fantastic local club,” Griffiths said. With a new Pennant bowls season about to commence, Cranbourne has been busy competing in pre-season practice games against neighbouring clubs with some good early form shown by its club members. Club coaches Stan Myers,

Isobel Partington, Scott De Piazza and Michael Scotter have also been busy in activity with the influx of more than 20 new club members, including some brand new bowlers to the game. Cranbourne’s Saturday Pennant head selector this year is Doug Boggie, who - with the help of his new committee - has been closely looking at every player, making sure the club has particularly strong Pennant sides competing during the year ahead.

QUIZ NUMBER 1577 1. WHO became the first female jockey to win the Melbourne Cup in 2015? 2. WHICH country scored a shock Test cricket win over Australia recently? 3. WHICH English soccer club is based at Stamford Bridge? 4. IN which Olympic event do competitors wear tophats? 5. WHICH popular Australian sport was played just once at the Olympic Games - way back in 1900? 6. WHERE were the first modern Olympics held in 1896? 7. THE winner in table tennis is the first to reach how many points? 8. WHO was golfer Greg Norman’s coach and mentor? 9. WHO became the first Australian to reach an Olympics fencing final in 1976? 10. WHO did Floyd Mayweather beat in an historic boxing match recently? 11. IN what sport did Eric Heiden win five gold medals at the 1980 Olympics for the USA? 12. WHAT is the home town of former Australian tennis ace Lleyton Hewitt? 13. WHAT is a perfect score in ten-pin bowling? 14. WHO was the last Australian to score a century and take five wickets in an innings in the same Test match? 15. WHICH Australian jockey rode the winner of the 1967 English derby? 16. IN what indoor sport do players ‘spike’ the ball over the net? 17. WHICH famous American sporting event is held annually in Lexington, Kentucky? 18. WHICH great racehorse survived an assassination attempt shortly before running in the 1930 Melbourne Cup? 19. HOW many cricket Test centuries did Doug Walters score in England? 20. WHICH New Zealand middle-distance runner won two gold medals at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics?

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sue. I just think there’s a lot of uncertainty about the financial impact of the new social rooms and that was the biggest issue.” Black said he will quickly jump back on the bike and start pedalling to a new home. “I view myself as a career coach and I will be seeking a two-year deal at another community club next year,” he announced. “I am already volunteering my services, in a small part-time role, to the Eastern Ranges Under 16s next year but definitely have aspiration to take my coaching further. I really enjoyed my time at Narre Warren, a tough place to coach with such a rich expectation on success. “I want to thank the majority of players for backing me to the hilt and I think we got the very best out of the group.” Magpies president Stuart Stephenson - the man who

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Narre Warren and its coach of the past two years, Heath Black, parted ways just four days after sharing the pain of grand final defeat against Berwick in the South East Football Netball League senior decider. The former Fremantle and St Kilda star met with the club’s executive on Wednesday night last week where he requested a two-year extension to his contract. But Narre Warren - which has a serious financial commitment to a new social facility being built at Fox Road - refused to meet Black’s requests, leaving him on the outer and considering his options for 2018 and beyond. “I’m gutted to tell you the truth,” Black explained. “I have a great relationship with the club, but we put friendships aside and discussed the hard facts in regards to the business relationship. I was hoping there would be a way around it, and hoping to coach the club for the next two years, but we were poles apart to be honest.” Black, regarded as one of the hardest working coaches in community football, said he was proud of his two years at the club. “I couldn’t have done anymore in regards to the amount of work I have put in and I can walk away with my head held high,” he said. “The club nominated me for Coach of the Year this season, which I won, and gave me a strong grading in a recent review, so the coaching side of things was obviously not an is-

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Renault Clio is cute in a very French manner. Clio has a slim grille that greatly expands in its centre section to frame the Renault diamond-shaped emblem. The doors are deeply sculpted in their lower areas and the side profile of this five-door has the look of a three-door coupe thanks to concealed handles at the rear. Clio’s rear end flares in slightly at the side to give a muscular look. Exterior tweaks for 2018 on the entry-level Clio Life include body coloured door mirrors and handles, as well as chrome on the boot lid strip, sill inserts and radiator grille. There’s also a new 16-inch flex wheel design. Clio Zen sees the addition of Renault’s new-style C-shaped frontal lighting signature including Pure Vi-

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Rocky Mountain is a brand that has been immersed in making premium mountain bikes for 36 years. Their philosophy is to engineer the best mountain bikes that riders will love to ride. And it’s true. Handling, performance,

trail control, superior carbon and aluminium engineering are all traits that deliver class leading quality and make these bikes a ton of fun to ride. At the heart of each performance Rocky Mountain bicycle is Ride 9. Imagine be-

i g a le to adjust our ike setup 9 difere t wa s to ope with difere t terrai . That’s what Ride 9 is; it delivers the feel of several bikes in one bike. You can set these bikes up for cross country riding, steep technical ter-

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riding style or weight, with 100mm of travel and with a lo kout opio for those s oother tra ks or igger li s the Ro k“ho aid o fort a d i porta tl helps keep the heel o the grou d for eter o trol.

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rain, heavy riders and lighter riders. Or anywhere in between. Each bike is designed with utmost care and precision, and developed by the best riders in the world to deliver a truly e epio al produ t to the usto er.

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Cannondale have long been recognised as one of the leading manufacturers of aluminium framed bikes. I fa t, the ere o e of the irst to start usi g aluminium as a frame material back in the early 1980’s.