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Ready to ride The roar of thousands of motorcycles will signal the start of the 2017 Cranbourne GP Run on Saturday. In this special supplement, the News offers a comprehensive guide to one of Casey’s favourite events including a full list of entertainment, road closures and who will wave this year’s starter’s flag.

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Watch out for GP traffic Traffic will be affected in Cranbourne as the City of Casey’s annual Cranbourne GP Run arrives in High Street on Saturday.

From 6am to 12pm, significant traffic management will be applied.

Installation of the traffic management plan on High Street will commence at 2am on Saturday 21 October.

This includes kerbside parking not being available along High Street between Stawell Street and Sladen Street.

From 7.30am to 11am, the southbound carriageway of High Street (South Gippsland Highway), between Stawell Street and Sladen Street, will be closed for the event.

Through traffic will continue to operate in both directions on the northbound carriageway, including during the event ‘wave-off’.

Side streets entering High Street from the east (Stawell Street, Lyall Street, Bakewell Street and Childers Street) will be closed after the entry point to the car parks. Therefore, access to the car parking areas from these streets will still be possible.

Southbound traffic should use Clarendon Street to access Cranbourne Park Shopping Centre as they will not be able to make any left or right turns on High Street between Stawell Street and Sladen Street.

Northbound traffic will not be able to make right-hand turns on High Street (South Gippsland Highway) between Sladen Street and Stawell Street.

Left turns for northbound traffic from High Street between Sladen

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Road closures let the crowds safely watch the action.

The Cranbourne GP Run will affect traffic with some road closures and kerbside parking not being available Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS on Saturday 21 October. 160862.

Street and Stawell Street, will not be affected.

A bus stop will still be available on the northbound carriageway adjacent

to Cranbourne Park Shopping Centre.

A temporary bus stop will be provided for southbound bus services in Codrington Street (between Lyall Street

and Bakewell Street) and all southbound bus services will utilise this temporary stop.

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Parking bans will also be in place in Stawell Street (between High Street and Codrington Street) to accommodate the event bikes and in Codrington Street (between Bakewell Street and Lyall Street) and the south side of Lyall Street (between Russell Street and Codrington Street) to accommodate the public transport detour for the duration of the event. Delays are expected and the City of Casey is seeking your co-operation and understanding during this major event.

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Who’s ready to rev it up?

The wave off is a spectacular annual event.

Tracey and Tiffany from Narre South enjoyed last year’s wave off. 160862

Crowds are once again expected to line the street to wave off riders. annual grants program to community groups in the Casey Cardinia region.

The philanthropic foundation raises funds each year to support the social, community and physical development of the Casey and Cardinia communities.

This event will affect traffic in Cranbourne from 6am to 12pm on the day. Significant traffic management will be implemented on event day, with installation of the traffic management plan on High Street commencing

at 2am on Saturday 21 October.

This includes kerbside parking not being available along High Street between Stawell Street and Sladen Street and the southbound carriageway of High Street (South Gippsland

Highway), being closed from 7.30am to 11am. For full details on the traffic changes in and around Cranbourne and further details on the event visit www. casey.vic.gov.au/gprun or call City of Casey Customer Service on 9705 5200.

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It’s time to get revved up for the City of Casey’s most exciting annual event, with the 2017 Cranbourne GP Run just around the bend.

The streets of Cranbourne are set to come alive on Saturday 21 October, as huge crowds turn out to wave-off thousands of motorcyclists who gather in High Street to travel en-masse to Phillip Island for the Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix.

City of Casey Mayor Cr Sam Aziz encouraged residents to come along and share in the excitement.

“The Cranbourne GP Run is a truly unique event that sees central Cranbourne enlivened with the roar of motorcycles, a sea of colour and chrome and plenty of family fun for visitors to enjoy,” he said.

“There will be festivities and entertainment from 8.15am before the official wave-off at 10am where thousands of riders start their engines and begin their journey to the Moto GP. “Council is proud to host this thrilling event which has a proud history in Cranbourne, and I urge all residents to come along and experience the fun and excitement for themselves.”

Festivities will run from 8.15am until 11am with activities including craft fun, Daytona racing, face painting, workshops, market stalls and roving entertainers, and local talent Matt Prins will be singing the National Anthem.

The charity partner for this year’s event is the Casey Cardinia Foundation and their volunteers will be out raising funds to be disbursed through their

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Prins belts out big one

By Brendan Rees For Narre Warren North’s Matt Prins, the prospect of singing in front of the biggest crowd of his life was “exciting.”

The 24 year-old was announced as the national anthem singer at this year’s Cranbourne GP Run on Saturday 21 October.

“I am feeling very excited to sing the national anthem at this year’s GP. I have performed all over the Casey area, so I have sung in front of quite large audiences, but I believe this will be one of the biggest,” he said.

“I always get nervous when I perform, but that is what makes every performance special, it means you care about what you do.”

“I do like to support the city I live in and all the community events that are organised.”

Mr Prins, who took out first prize in the over 21 age group at a Casey Star Search for a Cause vocal competition in August this year, said he did not really expect to be selected to sing the national anthem.

“I was seen singing at Westfield Fountain Gate when I competed in a local singing competition - Star Search for a Cause. Then my name was passed on to the people that organise the GP.” “Star Search for a Cause is a vocal competition that raises money for Narre Warren and Cranbourne’s Relay for life, which is a fund-raiser for cancer research. I was very happy to have finally won this competition as I had competed a few times, but never re-

ally got the crown.”

Mr Prins has been attending Vocal Performance School in Cranbourne South for the past four years.

“Vocal performance school is a fantastic vocal school if you wish to learn how to use your voice properly. I would recommend this school to anyone who would like to understand their voice better,” he said.

“I was always singing ever since I can remember. I didn’t start taking it all seriously until I was about 18 and really wanted to give the singing industry a try.”

Mr Prins also participated in the Windmill Theatre Company’s production of Chicago, performed at the Drum Theatre in Dandenong during June and July this year, adding the experience was “incredible.”

“I had always wanted to do musical theatre, but I never really knew what theatre companies were out there. Being a part of this show has taught me a whole lot, and I can’t wait to be a part of many more musical theatre productions,” he said.

Asked if he had been rehearsing for the GP Run, he said “a little bit, just to make sure I don’t mess up the lyrics.”

Working hard to be a part of more musical theatre productions was on Mr Prins’ priority list.

“I’m excited about what the future holds for me in terms of my music. I love being able to perform all around the City of Casey, but I would love to be able to take my music one step further.”

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Smith’s milestone wave off

By Brendan Rees Casey councillor Wayne Smith says he’s excited to be unveiled as the coveted flag bearer for this year’s Cranbourne GP Run. “I think it’s a great event simply because of the number of people it brings, and the opportunity - the crowd loves it.

I would never have thought it would get as big as it has,” Cr Smith said.

Well-known for his interest in the arts, Cr Smith said the GP Run was a “spectacle” as he prepares to wave off 7000-plus bikes, 15 metres off the ground in a cherry picker on Saturday 21 October.

He said crowds had grown every year to wave-off thousands of motorcyclists who gathered in High Street to travel en-masse to Phillip Island for the Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix.

“It’s a spectacle. There’s no doubt about it. Pretty amazing spectacle with the number of bikes and the number of people that come out to see the bikes,” he said.

“When they wave them off some years it’s taken nearly 25 to 30 minutes for them all to go through - that’s how busy it can get.”

The wave off also celebrates Cr Smith’s 20th year as a councillor and his involvement and passion for this event.

Cr Smith was elected to Cranbourne Council in 1993 and was Casey’s first mayor in 1997-’98.

“The GP Run started a year or two after that (being elected as mayor in 1997). I’ve never been mayor while the GP Run was on, so I’ve never had the opportunity to go up and wave the

The GP Run is a hugely popular event and Cr Wayne Smith is excited to be announced as this year’s flag bearer.

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Cr Wayne Smith (seated at rear) with Steve Martin enjoying a previous GP Run in Cranbourne. 108310 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS flag,” he said.

He said he couldn’t wait to be a part of the atmosphere where the roar of motorcycles and a sea of colour and chrome would fill the streets of Cranbourne.

“I’ve always supported it. Families and young kids are impressed by it.

It’s one event that unfortunately when I was mayor it wasn’t being run. I took the opportunity this time of being able to go up and wave the flag.”

Asked if it is one of the big events of the year, he said: “It is. I’ve been involved in the Berwick Show - that’s always big. For an event that only goes for a couple of hours - it’s massive.”

He said in previous years the event had been “pretty impressive” with the cavalcade of motorbikes that line High Street, extending as far as the eye could see.

He said waving the flag would be

an honour. “I’m looking forward to it.

Luckily, I not scared of heights.”

Reflecting on his 20 years with council and his list of achievements, he said, “sometimes when I look at it, I think that’s unbelievable. Council and the community have supported me in my journey.”

“It’s fantastic. I wouldn’t be here if I wasn’t enjoying it. I’m glad the public, the ratepayers have given me the

opportunity to be elected each time.”

Since being elected in 1993 to the Cranbourne Council he said, “from day one” he advocated for a cultural centre, and as the opening of Bunjil Place looms on the horizon this month, he said it would be “pretty special.”

“Being in the year Bunjil opens is why I got onto council in the first place - to lobby for a cultural centre and we’ve got it.”

“It’s going to be pretty emotional for that weekend when it opens. It’s the main reason why I got elected, and it’s been my priority the whole time.”

Cr Smith said he hoped visitors at the GP Run would help boost the local economy. “It would be good if people can stay. Hopefully, they do go shopping.”

Asked if he thought he might be swayed to ride motorbikes after the event he said, “In my younger days, I would’ve loved to, but I think it’s too dangerous for old blokes like me.”

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The annual GP Run is one of the most popular events on the Cranbourne calendar. Each year a Star News Group photographer attends the event to capture all the colour and excitment. Pictures

by Stewart Chambers and Gary Sissons.

Ollie from Carrum Downs in the thick of the action.

Elijah and Billy from Dandenong were among the thousands of children at last year’s event. 160862

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The 2016 GP Run was wet and windy.

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The GP Run draws motorcycle enthusiasts from all over Australia.

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Participants enjoy the crowd attention in 2013.

Actor Shane Jacobson with Lady Uppity Crust at the 2014 GP Run.

Motor enthusiasts Nelly Bird from Rowville and Phyllis Wicks from Cranbourne prove the GP Run is an event for all ages.

Kayla and Haylee from Dandenong, prepare for the 2014 ride to Phillip Island.

Emily Thomson keeps an eye on the action.

Koopa and Oscar Anderson from Cranbourne East at the 2013 run.

Aidyn McLachlan from Aspendale Gardens was hoping for a Casey Stoner win in 2014.

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Geoff Ablett and Shane Jacobson wave the flag to signify the start of the 2014 GP Run.

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‘I should have died’ A disabled man who survived being run down by a hoon in Cranbourne West says: “I believe I should have died.”

Phil Handby, of Cranbourne West was walking on Breens Road as part of his rehabilitation from recent knee replacement surgery when an out-of-control car struck him about 5.30pm on Saturday.

Mr Handby was taken to Dandenong hospital after suffering fractures to his right leg.

“I was on my fourth blooming walk then I get run over. So now it’s blown everything out the window.”

The 54-year-old said he had tried to signal to the driver to slow down as “he was getting so close to the kids” in a nearby park.

“My first thought is those kids are in serious danger of a high speed crash that could kill I don’t know how many people.”

Desperate to slow the car, Mr Handby stepped onto the road and signalled at the driver again.

He said he remembers seeing the car “drift” sideways before it started careening towards him.

“It was going flat-out towards us. I looked at the kids and I thought this could be a big disaster because he was all over the place.”

“I just thought he’d slow down and drive off,” he said.

“All of a sudden he’s pointed the car at me. I’ve gone ‘Crikey.’ He’s actually come straight at me and I thought I’m gone. Then he put on the brakes. Next he stopped and just touched my knees.”

Mr Handby said he heard the wheels lock before the driver “hit the throttle” and drove towards him, pulling his right leg under the car.

“I got run over by the front wheel and then my ankle got run over by the back wheel. So it went over my leg twice and busted up my ankle. After he hit me everything just went zonked.”

“I didn’t even get a chance to bolt,” he said.

He believes the car was travelling close to 150 km/h, adding “I just thought I’m gone.”

He said the car just missed his head: “In a split second I was fully down. When the back wheel went past my head literally it just touched the outside of my ear. That’s how close it was.”

He counts himself lucky after emergency crews told him he “could’ve died.”

“I believe I should’ve died. I thought I was going to die. By the grace of God I’m here.”

He said doctors wouldn’t be able to operate on his leg for up to three days, until the swelling goes down.

“They can’t do the operation at the moment because the trauma has made the leg so big. To give you an idea, my knee is about as big as a football.”

“Apparently there’s a break and multiple fractures but they can’t do anything yet. It’s a mess. You can’t operate on something, they said it would never sew-up.”

“I’ve bruised both my wrists and dislocated my little finger I think. They thought I had a cracked vertebra in my neck. Luckily after the CT scan they said ‘Your vertebrae are OK,’” he said.

“Because of my knee replacement they can’t do a normal leg reconstruction because they need to come in from where the knee is to put a rod down there and they can’t.”

He said he was disabled from pre-existing spinal and back injuries, and was “probably never going to work again” after the incident.

Despite the ordeal, Mr Handby said he had forgiven the hoon: “I believe in God, so there’s no good holding grudges.”

“In saying that everyone is accountable for what they do and I believe that he was putting himself at risk. He was putting other drivers at risk. He was putting pedestrians at risk.”

He said it was lucky a driver of a fourwheel drive caught the hoon on their dash camera.

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Phil Handby, of Cranbourne West, awaits surgery at Dandenong Hospital after being run over by a Picture: BRENDAN REES hoon. 174069

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Mick leaves a solid foundation

By Garry Howe Long-serving City of Casey councillor Mick Morland was a great supporter of the Casey Cardinia Foundation and a regular fixture at its Annual Charity Dinner, particularly since Casey became involved a few years back.

Mick wasn’t at the Cardinia Cultural Centre for the Foundation’s 14th dinner on Friday night, 13 October, having passed away after being hit by a car while walking not far from his Berwick home last June.

But his presence was still certainly felt.

After the accident his wife Kay asked that donations be made to the Foundation in lieu of flowers and that money - together with a significant contribution from the City of Casey was presented by the Foundation in his honour.

The inaugural Mick Morland Memorial Grant went to the Casey Basketball Association for the establishment of a wheelchair basketball program at Casey Stadium.

His daughter Rebecca Sanders and niece Lisa O’Keefe made the announcement on the family’s behalf on Friday night.

They said Mick - a keen sportsman and fanatical Richmond supporter would have been thrilled to think that the money went towards providing greater sports opportunities for people with a disability.

In a nice touch, Lisa later bought a Richmond jumper signed by the 2017 premiership team at auction.

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Rebecca Sanders, left, the daughter of former Casey councillor Mick Morland and wife Kay arrives at the Casey Cardinia Foundation Dinner with her cousin Lisa O'Keefe, centre, and current Casey councillor Susan Serey. Rebecca and Lisa accounced the inaugural Mick Morland Memorial Grant in his honour.

173855 Pictures: ROB CAREW cal fare prepared by Khans Catering at the Cardinia Cultural Centre and were entertained by the predominantly local 13-piece band Big ‘N’ Horny.

Foundation chairman Paul Thomas said the night looked like raising around $75,000, which would be di-

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For full details of the grants and more on the charity dinner, pick up a copy of this week’s Pakenham-Berwick Gazette.

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Winner of the Young Lady section of the fashions, Kiara Manning.

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Sun shines on the Cup One perfect weekend.

That’s what Cranbourne racegoers were presented with from Friday’s Pinker Pinker Plate, to Sunday’s signature event - the $300,000 TAB Cranbourne Cup. It was in stark contrast to the running of the 2016 Cup being abandoned due to strong winds, with Cranbourne Turf Club chief executive Neil Bainbridge saying: “We were probably owed one after that.”

“I suppose the damage that the winds did last year, we were probably owed a couple (of good days) to make sure we could claw back and get back ahead of the game because it certainly knocked the club around a little bit financially,” he admitted.

But racegoers were treated to a spectacular weekend, with Falika trained by Cranbourne’s Greg Eurell - fittingly claiming Friday night’s Pinker Pinker Plate, named in memory of Eurell’s 2011 Cox Plate winner.

“Obviously Friday night was a great result, but also with the National Breast Cancer Foundation function we had with approximately 400 people in an enclosure hosted

by Shane Crawford, so we raised some money for a really important partner and a really important charity we’re aligned with,” Mr Bainbridge explained.

“That was a really good night and a great way to kick off the new night racing season.”

Mr Bainbridge said organisers were delighted with the near-flawless weather over the weekend, and the good behaviour of the racegoers who packed the venue in droves.

“Patrons were really well be-

haved,” he said.

“I know the police and security were really pleased with everyone’s behaviour.”

And off the track, the Fashions on the Field added plenty of colour to Cup day.

“Cranbourne Park, our fashions on the field sponsor, continue to deliver great outcomes for us,” Mr Bainbridge said.

“We’re delighted to be involved with them - they’re a tremendous local business. “The shopping precinct is now second to none and has helped drive Cranbourne forward.

For them to be involved with our fashions on the field is terrific for us.”

Mr Bainbridge also spoke of the excitement of seeing Godolphin star Folkswood - ridden by Kerrin McEvoy and trained by Charlie Appleby - salute in the $300,000 showpiece TAB Cranbourne Cup on Sunday.

“We always love to see Cranbourne horses win, there’s no question about that, but from a club point of view to have an international with the Godolphin stable target the Cranbourne Cup come out and win it with what’s clearly a high-class and serious galloper, and certainly a horse that’ll be worth following for the remainder of the Spring, was great,” he said.

“The Cranbourne Cup was on the back page of the Sydney paper on Monday morning and that doesn’t happen too often.

“I think that horse now is a chance to go on to a Cox Plate with its key target being the Emirates Stakes on the last day of the Flemington carnival so it’s a serious Group One horse and it was great for them to target our race.”

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By Brendan Rees Cranbourne North resident Colin Crane is ready to drive his 1975 Torana SLR 5000 with other Holden enthusiasts on Sunday October 22 October for a commemorative cruise to mark the end of an era.

As the last Holden would rolls off the production line in Australia on 20 October, Aussie Torana Legends Social Cruisers and HQ Holden Cruise Club of Victoria are calling for dedicated Holden owners to gather outside the old Holden Manufacturing Plant in Dandenong on Sunday for an ‘End of manufacturing cruise’ to Trafalgar Holden Museum.

Mr Crane, also the Aussie Torana Legends Social Cruisers group manager said the cruise was “very important” to remember the history of Holden.

He encouraged all Holden owners to join for

the drive on Sunday for a chance to reminisce.

“From my point of view, I can understand both sides of the story but for me there’s the history. It’s like the old saying ‘We love meat pies, football, kangaroos and Holden cars’,” Mr Crane said.

“We encourage anyone who has got a Holden because it’s history in the making and we’ve really got to support and remember that history. The reason part of this group started was because of the history and legends of our past. And we want to keep that history living.”

“We’re meeting at the old site - there are cafes at the old site now. They’re opening up and they’re doing egg and bacon rolls and coffees for breakfast for whoever turns up,” he said.

“I’ve got Joe Felice coming. He had different management roles with Holden for 43 years including manager of motorsport HDT racing of the Peter Brock era and other management.”

From the old Holden Manufacturing Plant, Mr Crane says a convoy of Holden cars will drive to Trafalgar Holden Museum where more than 500 Holdens of different models and eras will be on display.

For Mr Crane, Holden was not only a passion - it was a part of his identity.

“My dad was a Holden owner, his dad before that was a Holden owner. A lot of my family were Holden owners. I was a Holden owner. I’ve still got Toranas now. I’ve got a 75 LH SLR 5000 and I’ve also got a 1976 SS original hatch.”

Mr Crane said the Holden brand had been loved in this country since 1948 and it was a “sad moment” to salute an end of era for Australian car manufacturing.

“To lose the history and to lose that era and just say goodbye, I just think it’s not good enough. I understand from Holden’s point of view they’re doing it cheaper overseas and they can make

more money.

“There’s hundreds of small companies that supply all these factories with stuff like racks, bits and pieces and so on and they’re all going out of business.”

He said his Aussie Torana Legends Social Cruisers group was a “friendly atmosphere group,” adding “There’s no issues, no politics, and no demands.”

Any Holden owner is welcome to join the commemorative cruise on Sunday 22 October.

Attendees are asked to meet at the old Holden manufacturing plant located at 125 Princes Highway, Dandenong South at 8am for a 9am departure. Suburban Cafe will be doing breakfast for everyone with egg and bacon toasties and coffee for $8.

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Picture: CONTRIBUTED This grant funding was part of a $5.1 million the Federal Government has provided to the Australian Men’s Shed Association through to 2018-’19 to support the national network of Men’s Sheds.

Casey-Cranbourne Men’s Shed committee member Rob Adams said the grant was critical in running their shed’s activities and covering “big ticket” items they needed.

“We sought the grant just approved to purchase and install a water tank which will assist our environmental foot print, and when installed will allow us to offer a new activity to shed members, a vegie garden where the men can grow their own produce. This will provide another healthy, outdoor activity that the men can share as a group or have their own small patch,” he said.

Casey-Cranbourne Men’s Shed president Dennis Vernon said the grant was “fantastic” news.

“We’ve got to try and come up with that sort of money. It’s almost impossible. So to put a variation of what the Men’s Shed does, it’s just another way of adding to it. A Men’s Shed is designed for blokes to do what they want to do.”

“All we’ve got is the shed at the moment, and we’re adding on as we get more grants - we do more and more things,” Mr Vernon said.

He said the Men’s Shed mainly did woodwork, but added “If people have select ideas, well then they’ve got to chase funding to go ahead with that idea if they want to go into metal work or they want to do gardening.”

He said the water tank was the

first step towards creating a garden.

“This is all part of it - to build it all up to start it happening and to provide the water to do it and maintain it.”

Casey Councillor Amanda Stapledon said the funding was “fantastic” and would help continue the “great work” of the Men’s Shed.

“I think that’s indicative of how important the Men’s Sheds are.

They provide so many great outcomes,” she said.

“I can imagine they are desperately in need of funding. It’s great to see them get it, I think.”

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The force is with Luke The member for Narre Warren North,and Minister for Roads, Luke Donnellan,was at the Endeavour Hills Shopping Centre today, October 14. I thought this was an opportunity to ask the minister for a reply to some of the written and verbal questions I presented to him at the meeting he held almost four weeks ago inside the Narre Warren Bowls Club. I asked the minister why he hadn’t replied to my questions: Where does he stand on the issue of drug injecting rooms and will the Andrews Government be legalising drug injecting rooms anywhere in Victoria?

Mr Donnellan replied: “I am replying now.

There are no plans to legalise them for the moment."

I then asked why hadn’t the Andrews Government investigated the alternatives to drug injecting rooms? Scandinavian countries and cities like San Francisco can offer alternatives programs to drug injecting rooms. Why haven’t they been investigated? Luke Donnellan simply said: “Drug injecting rooms are not being looked at - at the moment."

I then asked why is the Andrews Government and the Minister for Transport, Jacinta Allan, implementing a policy of deregulation,

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most recently in the taxi industry, when deregulation policy has manifestly failed. The London mayor and the London Transport Committee recently refused to renew Uber’s licence to operate, stating Uber is a risk to public safety and security.

Failed deregulation policy was also behind the Grenville Towering Inferno in London.

The Minister for Roads and member for Narre Warren showed little interest in offering an audible reply. I said to him that I believed Jacinta Allan and the Andrews Government had imposed a policy on the Victorian community for which there was no basis in evidence.

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Socially speaking On 11 October the Berwick Cranbourne News Facebook Page shared the story of the latest crime statistics data which showed crime in the City of Casey had increased 3.3 per cent with public nuisance offences rising to 43.8 per cent, up from 73 offences to 105. Police say they are working hard to keep the community safe.

Southern Metro Region Commander, Acting Superintendent Tom Nairn said police were pouring in efforts to reduce residential burglaries, adding that the rise in assaults was primarily as a result of an increase in the reporting of family violence incidents.

The story generated some strong opinions among readers. Here is how they reacted online.

Juille Holland: Cranbourne is such a ****hole now. Would never ever go back and live there.

Adam 'Bugsy’: Well it’s not called Crimeburne for no reason.

Sue Baldizoni: Casey is awash with ice, these are the consequences.

Toni Semerak: I thought the crime rate was down. People must be confused.

Sammy Brown: Give us some news that’s going to fix this! Ffs, it’s practically a 50 per cent rise - so frustrating Megan Murdoch: That looks worse compared to the first photo I saw.

Julie Gifford: Doesn’t surprise me.

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Thylacine hunter Michael Moss has "upped" his search for the Tasmanian tiger using an infra-red trail camera in the Flora and Fauna Reserve in Langwarrin South, after a new Picture: BRENDAN REES sighting was revealed. 174073

Tiger eyes A second purported sighting of a Tasmanian tiger in less than a month in the Langwarrin South area has thylacine hunter Michael Moss intrigued.

“There’s definitely something matching the description of a Tasmanian tiger,” Mr Moss said.

The revelation comes after a Frankston resident told Mr Moss he saw an animal “identical to that famous black and white photograph of the Tasmanian tiger” in the Fauna and Flora Reserve in Langwarrin South three weeks ago.

The witness, who wished to remain anonymous, told Mr Moss he had been walking on the main track during a wet afternoon when he saw the supposedly extinct creature.

“Out came an animal 15 feet away standing on the track. It was large and scared me. It was

not a fox or dog. It was scraggy, a fawnish colour. I could make out darker stripes on its back,” said the witness.

Mr Moss, a former Cranbourne South resident said, the witness also claimed to have also recently seen the head of a fox, “no body - freshly killed” beside the Owen Dawson Track in the Langwarrin Flora and Fauna reserve.

“A week later on the same track and spot he saw the intestines of an animal freshly killed. He came across a visiting Parks Victoria ranger in the reserve recently and relayed this to the ranger but the ranger was disinterested and did not take anything down in writing,” he said.

The sighting follows a Langwarrin South resident who said he was “100 per cent” certain he spotted a Tasmanian tiger that had a “long rod tail” near the reserve on Friday 29 Sep-

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Mr Moss, who has spent the past 20 years hunting for the mysterious marsupial, said the reserve was on his radar.

“I have upped my trail cameras to three in the Langwarrin South area.”

“It’s scientifically possible for these creatures to exist locally,” he said.

“Any Tasmanian tiger in the reserve would be passing in and out maybe from outside the catchment, or they have large territories and are in Langwarrin South and other areas as part of that.”

Mr Moss said Parks Victoria should not “rule out” the possibility that the Tasmanian tiger could be roaming the area.

“Prime Tasmanian tiger habitat abounds in Westernport and Peninsula as broken farm country, which is what Tasmanian tigers love.”

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By Brendan Rees An 18-year-old Cranbourne North man was devastated after finding his car damaged at the front of his home, leaving a repair bill of $5000.

Blake Williams says his neighbours heard a noise about 9.30pm when it was suspected his purple Ford ute was hit in Crestway Drive, Cranbourne North, on Monday 9 October.

“Dad came out to move his car for the night, and he came in and woke me up and said ‘someone’s hit your car,’” Mr Williams said.

He said the rear right tail light and “all the back end” were damaged.

He said he saved up for two years to buy the car which was his first.

And having only third party insurance means Mr Williams could face paying for the damage which he says is about half the car’s value.

“I’ve been looking at every house to see if they have cameras.

I want to find out who did it.”

“It’s the kind of person who shows who they are really. No respect. No morals either,” he said.

“It’s annoying. Hopefully, we can find them.”

Cranbourne police are investigating and appealing for witnesses. Anyone with information is urged to call Cranbourne police on 5991 0600.

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The owner of this 2011 Holden Commodore sedan, registration 1LI-4KP, was devastated to find his car allegedly stolen from a nature strip in Benedetto Crescent, Cranbourne East.

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Cranbourne police are appealing to help find a car stolen from Cranbourne East.

Police say a 2011 Holden Commodore sedan, registration 1LI-4KP, was allegedly stolen from a nature strip in Benedetto Crescent sometime between Wednesday 4 October at 11pm and Monday 6.30pm on 9 October.

The owner of the car, Daniel, who declined to reveal his surname, said he had returned from holidays when he made the discovery, adding “It was a “pretty sickening feeling.”

“It’s shaken me up quite a bit unfortunately,” he said.

“It was really strange because it took me a couple of minutes to register that it wasn’t there.”

He said he was not sure how the car was taken.

Daniel said he checked all his house doors and windows where the keys were kept inside, adding “as far as I could see it was all enclosed.”

He said he only moved into his home about five months ago before realising “there’s all this crime in the area.”

“It’s absolutely ridiculous. I’ve tried to save as much money as I could to buy a house comfortably but then moving into an area where there is so much of this happening, it’s absolutely disgusting people can get away with this stuff.”

He said he did not feel safe in his own home now.

“Any noise that I could hear, I’m constantly turning on the lights and looking outside.”

Constable Regan Ballard of Cranbourne police said they were investigating the matter and appealed for any witnesses with information to contact Cranbourne Police.

“Unfortunately they’ve taken it while he’s been away. It’s just gone and we haven’t been able to recover it yet,” Constable Ballard said.

“We’re investigating it further and searching for the car. We don’t condone any of the behaviours and any offenders will be caught and prosecuted.”

Anyone with information is advised to contact Cranbourne police on 5991 0600.

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Message from the Premier [Next/This*] /This*] week weekisisweek is Fire Action Week, a time for all Victorians to begin preparing for the summer ahead.

It’s particularly important this year, with the Bureau of Meteorology forecasting a long and hot summer.

Thankfully, our dedicated emergency services are working together with communities, businesses, local councils and residents to reduce the risk for our state.

Stay informed

So please, talk to your family, friends and neighbours about your plans, and make sure you know when to leave and where to go to stay safe.

You can also ind out more information, monitor warnings and check the daily Fire Danger Ratings at emergency.vic.gov.au.

Planning and preparing for ire is everyone’s responsibility. Taking the right steps now could make all the difference.

At the same time, it’s important that each of us understands our own ire risks.

And remember, you don’t need to live in regional Victoria to be in danger. Fires can occur anywhere.

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FIRE ACTION WEEK THE RIGHT TIME TO PREPARE It’s your responsibility to be ready this summer.

Prepare your property, fire plan and emergency kit now.

The reasons are black and white.

1. Plan what you’ll do in the event of a fire, talk to your household and know where to access information on high risk days.

2. Keep grass short. Fire can ignite and travel quickly through long grass.

3. Get rid of dry grass, leaves, twigs and loose bark around your home.

4. Remove or prune shrubs near windows and under branches of mature trees.

5. Cut back overhanging tree branches close to property – no branches within 10 metres.

6. Keep gutters and roof areas clear of leaf litter (if you are physically able to).

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BAW BAW MANOR SET on 4762 square metres on three

separate titles and to be auctioned as a whole, beautiful Baw Baw Manor is a family home set in a magnificent garden oasis in a very sought after Drouin Court.

From the high wrought iron gates which open onto the long paved driveway, you are kept in suspense until you discover this very private family retreat. You cannot see the home from the street and are surrounded by magnificent gardens, so it is hard once inside to believe you are only a quick trip to the centre of Drouin.

Family living is well catered for with both formal and informal living areas and a study with the very functional kitchen being the hub of the family living zone. All four bedrooms are large with the master bedroom having an ensuite and dressing room. Windows and doors are situated so you are able to enjoy the beauty of the gardens all year round.

Ducted heating and cooling, ducted vacuum, security and intercom systems and quality finishes are all part of this superb offering.

Baw Baw Manor was established by well known local identity and renowned business man Alan Jackson, who headed up BTR (one of Britain’s largest companies) in the 1990s. Among other achievements, Alan was named Business Man of the Year in both Australia and the UK.

9-11 Mahogany Court is where Alan Jackson chose to build his family retreat and retirement home ’Baw Baw Manor’. Baw Baw Vista Estate (a 150lot development) was developed by Alan

Jackson in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Another one of Alan’s visions was Jackson’s View Estate, currently being successfully developed and marketed by the Jackson family.

Brian and Pauline Soutar of Harcourts Drouin are proud to be the marketing agents of this magnificent first time offered landmark property. The Jackson family hope that another family will enjoy Baw Baw Manor as much as they have. ●

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 9-11 Mahogany Court, Drouin Description: 4 bed, 2 bath, 2 car Inspect: Thursday 4pm-5pm and Saturday 2.30pm-4pm Auction: Saturday 28 October, at 1pm Agent: Pauline Soutar 0408 354 403; pauline.soutar@harcourts.com.au or Brian Soutar 0418 515 252; brian.sou, HARCOURTS, DROUIN, 5625 2877 12368096

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$750,000 cranbourne

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

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

Inspections by appointment only by calling Frank Barrett.

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central location (217390) Located only a few minutes’ walk to central Cranbourne, shops, schools & public transport. In a group of owner occupied units, lovely 2 bedroom property with formal air conditioned lounge, functional kitchen/meals area, spacious bedrooms, low maintenance back yard plus a single garage. Suit retired couple, investors or those seeking to get into their first home.

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$469,000

calling all First home buyers & investors!!!

(217349) Ideal for first home buyers requiring low maintenance living. Currently leased for $1412 PCM until Dec 2017. Functional floor plan offering 3 spacious robed bedrooms, central family bathroom plus separate laundry facilities. The kitchen is terrific in size & has a wide fridge cavity plus plenty of cupboard/bench space. All this and a whole lot more overlooking the spacious living room. Added internal extras include gas wall furnace and air-conditioning.

Outside you will be greeted by a secure grassed courtyard, a double lock up garage with rear access to yard .

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“roll uP your sleeves” (217393) A bit of cosmetic work & this home will sparkle! Currently tenanted on a month x month basis, includes 3 spacious bdr with WIR and 2way access to bathroom via the main bedroom, open plan kitchen meals area, lge lounge, ducted heating, dble garage & carport on a great size allotment of approx. 527m².

All Inspections call Harry Syrros today.

$485,000 cranbourne West

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“this ones a beauty” (217402) Vacant and suitable for a quick settlement on a large 707m² block, looks perfect for dual occupancy subject to council approval of course.

3 bdr, master with full ens and WIR, 2 living areas s/s heating & cooling + coonara and lounge with solid fuel look heater.

We also have a spacious kitchen with w/o and gas cook top.

Outdoors there is a huge yard with decked patio area & a larger than dbl steel & all this in a lovely court walking distance to shops, schools and transport and the train station.

Call Frank Barrett direct for all enquiries.

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great investment (217391) A large family home in a quiet location. Featuring 4 bedrooms, walk in robe, full ens. Separate lounge, modern kitchen with s/s appliances. Family area, 2 x air conditioners, ducted heating & floating floor boards. All set on approx.

523m² block overlooking park land. Currently leased until July 2018 at $1452 PCM.

$560,000 botanic riDge

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great Position (217392) This property is located only meters away from Sandhurst Shopping Centre and Cranbourne West Primary School. Featuring 4 bedroom, two bathrooms, separate lounge, open kitchen meals area, ducted heating. Set on a 480m² block with double lock up garage.

Currently leased on a month to month basis @ $1,413 PCM. Call office for an inspection.

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

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(217375) Overlooking Parkland in the Highgrove Estate and surrounded by quality homes is this fully fenced and titled block.The location is superb. 14 mtrs frontage x 32 mtrs long. It’s just waiting for you. Call Frank Barrett for all enquires.

This is a place you would be proud to live in.

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

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10 acres liFestyle ProPerty With main roaD Frontage (217234) Building Permit already issued, situated on a made road in the quality producing area ofTooradin & only a minute drive to the town centre is this great lifestyle property set on approx. 10 acres surrounded by trees and wildlife.With a good size site for a home (STCA).

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PROPERTY NEWS alexscott.com.au Lots 3, 4 & 5 Halleur Road, HARKAWAY

PANORAMIC DISTANT VIEWS All situated on Harkaway’s boundary, in an area renowned for it’s beauty and undulating hills. It has been many years since an offering like this has been available and may be a long time before you get another opportunity. The Robinson family have farmed these for well over 100 years. Each lot is undulating and bisected by a creek, one has a large dam and all are pastured, fenced and have power available. They are ideal for your rural lifestyle pursuit and in a great location, just 2.5 kms to the Harkaway school and shop, 3 kms from the Narre Warren North school and shops, 5 kms to Berwick with all it’s popular schools.

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18 November 2017 11:00AM Tom Gibson 0438 574 472

Berwick 49 High Street. 9707 2000 berwick@alexscott.com.au

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WHAT EXACTLY ARE BUILDING SITE COSTS? THEY’RE one of the most misunderstood expenses when building a new home ... so what are building site costs and how do you avoid being stung?

When building a new home there are a number of costs associated with prepping the site ready for our builders to come in and start laying foundations. These are things like an onsite toilet, scaffolding and security fencing, to name a few - and, if you’ve been past a building site recently, you’ll will have noticed all of these.

On top of all that, there are the paperwork costs, such as permits and tests that must be carried out before any work can commence. And while some of these can be completed by you, we usually take all the legwork over so you can get on with day to day life.

So ... there are legitimate building site costs that must be covered and included in the total cost of the build.

However, the problem with building site costs is that some builders use them to baffle clients and hide discounts they may have given you elsewhere. For example, imagine your builder offers you $5000 worth of extra kitchen inclusions. Great, right?

Sure, but less trustworthy builders will make up that cost by loading up the building site costs.

Here at Romeo Homes we believe this is unfair practice - and plenty of our clients have told us their horror story of being stung for extra costs that should have been included in the so-called ‘freebies’.

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In the very popular Lynbrook Estate, close to everything, this gorgeous cottage style 3 bedroom home on a large 676m2 corner block with 2 living areas, new carpets and freshly painted, full ensuite and a double garage with side access. A gorgeous home in the perfect location.

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If you head to our website you can find a blog post in which we look more closely at what exactly building site costs cover.

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Generous Living Inside and Out - 4 Bedrooms + Study Perfectly located in Carlisle Park Estate, close to everything, this attractive 4 bedrooms plus study home offers spacious formal and informal living areas both inside and out.

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GENEROUS LIVING INSIDE AND OUT PERFECTLY located in Carlisle Park Estate, this attractive four-bedroom plus study home offers spacious formal and informal living areas inside and out.

It has an enormous lounge/dining room with access onto a decked alfresco, modern kitchen with an island bench and stainless steel cooking.

There is also an open plan meals area with timber floors and a large informal living room that opens out onto a decked enclosed alfresco, ideal for

indoor-outdoor entertaining.

All four bedrooms are big with wardrobes, a full ensuite complements the master, there is a large study off the entry, ducted heating and cooling, a double garage with remotecontrolled door and a big backyard, all on an approximately 595 square metre block.

All of this is extremely close to Coles Shopping Centre, cafes, take-away food, gym, schools, park, childcare, public transport, doctors and sporting grounds.

This is a spacious home in a fantastic location. ●

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A smart start boasting 2 living areas.

For sale. $500,000 - $550,000 This single storey Porter Davis residence is a modern homage to contemporary style. t Master bedroom with elegant FES, WIR and plantation blinds t Kitchen offering island bench, industrial 900mm cooktop/oven & S/S dishwasher and walk in pantry t Ducted heating, split cooling system

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PIECE OF 1890 HISTORY ORIGINAL Church of England Vicarage (Victorian cottage) in perfect condition retaining the original charm and character, but with all modern family requirements in a fantastic location on a huge 868 square metre block.

This home is a testament to its present owners, exposing the elegance of this period with original features. Soaring 12-foot ceilings in the hallway, Baltic pine flooring, doors and ceilings, ornate cornices and architraves, leadlights and dado panelling.

There are five fireplaces, but with ducted heating and evaporative cooling throughout it caters for seasonal comforts.

Three bedrooms, most with open fireplaces, retain the period feel - there are also two toilets and one bathroom in

this grand home. A well-appointed kitchen featuring a five-burner stainless steel cooker, granite cooktop and timber benchtops plus dishwasher gives modern conveniences while still retaining the character of the original country-style home.

We also have a large family room plus dining area and fireplace with gas Coonara.

Timber French doors lead out to a huge cafe blind enclosed patio entertaining area, and there is also a little computer utility nook area off the laundry.

Workshop, storage sheds, more storage or playroom bungalow for grandchildren and a triple carport just about complete the picture the photos speak for themselves, cottage gardens and an original piece of Australian history could be yours, walk to all facilities in minutes. ●

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: Bakewell Street, Cranbourne Price: $750,000 View: By appointment Description: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 3 car Agent: FINNING FIRST NATIONAL REAL ESTATE, CRANBOURNE, 5996 1200 Contact: Frank Barrett 0418 800 912

MORTGAGEE AUCTION

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“GLENLEA MEADOWS” – COUNTRY LIVING OFI: Sat 21st October @ 12.00pm - 1.00pm Sat 28th October @ 11.00am - 12.00pm • Top quality lifestyle property, approx. 2 acres • 3BR, 2 bath, 2 living, outdoor deck & excellent views • 3 smaller paddocks plus house paddock • Hothouse/potting shed, garage, double carport • 15 min Leongatha, 30 min Inverloch, 150km to Melb Jean O’Loughlin 0428 571 083 Web id 18036653

83 SHANAHAN PARADE, NEWBOROUGH

Superb 809m2 (approx.) block with 20 m2 (approx.) frontage, town water, sewerage, telephone & electricity available. Ready to build on and ideally located in the central part of town in close proximity to schools, shops and public transport with sealed road frontage and footpaths. Terms 10% deposit and balance in 30 days. Cannot be sold prior to auction.

For a copy of the section 32 (Vendors Statement) please email our office, kooweerup@cho1ce.com.au Terms: 10% Dep and Balance in 30 Days Contact: Brian Mc Intosh 0407 868 909 Shop 5/275 Station St, Koo Wee Rup

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$475,000

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Escape to the country Affordable lifestyle properties under 1.5hrs to Pakenham Danny Edebohls Property Sales (03) 5127 2000 www.dannyedebohlspropertysales.com.au

How incredibly refreshing to drive into this private & parklike property. Maintained fastidiously & surpassing expectations with all the little things to make life easy taken care of. The long Ashphalt driveway with full roundabout & central garden is a beautiful taste of the rest of the properties pleasures. A 3 car carport is extended from this lovely home of 4 bdrm, 2 living rms, 2 bathrooms. A northerly aspect, a large pergola and the pool will keep family & friends happily entertained for hours.

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$2.5M to $2.75M

95 Adams Road 80 ACRES OF PURE LIFESTYLE

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Great country living with tranquility and privacy. Family accommodation with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 toilets , family lounge and large decking/pergola with a view of luscious greenery.

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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 Drouin’s most sought after streets. NEVER BEFORE OFFERED, OPPORTUNITIES LIKE THIS RARELY COME ON THE MARKET.

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MAGICAL CELEBRATION FOR NEW DISPLAY VILLAGE ARCADIA estate in Officer will transform into a storybook wonderland in preparation for a community celebration and launch of a new 35-home display village.

The free family day on Saturday 21 October will combine entertainment, food, music and some creatures most Melburnians won’t be used to coming across in their city’s south-eastern suburbs.

Satterley Property Group general manager for Victoria and Queensland Jack Hoffmann said the storybook theme is a nod to the book names that feature throughout Arcadia’s streets, plus the four schools within the estate.

“Creating vibrant communities is at the heart of all our projects and the launch of the display village is a great opportunity to celebrate with local residents and those families that already call Arcadia home,” Mr Hoffmann said.

“Not many developments boast more than one school, let alone four and, with this in mind, we decided a theme exploring the magic of books and the fun that comes from reading made a lot of sense for this event.”

Hoffmann said the 35-home display village has something for everybody - adults and kids alike.

The event promises ‘real adventure’ with a giant gorilla, a flock of flamingos in a sea of floating bubbles, as well as a magical unicorn guarding chocolate coins, all close to a giant jungle tent.

“It’s going to be a lot of fun and as you explore you never know what you might find around the next corner,” Mr Hoffmann promised.

Arcadia’s new display village features residences constructed by some of Australia’s most trusted homebuilders - from Homebuyers Centre and Boutique Homes to Metricon and Porter Davis - and there are floorplans, designs and interior finishes to

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Everyone is welcome, from local community members to those on the lookout for a new home or investment property.

All visitors have the chance to win a Gold Class cinema experience worth $6000.

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The Arcadia display village launch is on Saturday 21 October and begins at noon at Arcadia Estate Bridge Road and Saffron Avenue, Officer.

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Entertainment �� Dining, what’s on, bands and more…

What’s on for the fund-raiser will go directly to the children.

The dinner will be an evening of fun and entertainment. Major auction is a prize camper trailer valued at $14,000.

■ Venue: Cranbourne Turf Club. Saturday 21 October. 6pm-12am. Cost: Ticket including three-course meal are $120. Dress: Smart casual with stylish or fun hat. If you’re interested in purchasing tickets, contact Teresa Muratore on 0459 520 010 or email acefoundation@ trcgp.com.au RSVP 13 October - EFT accepted.

Resilient Women Forum An interactive workshop will be held to develop strategies and initiatives in response to acts of violence committed against Muslim women in public due to Islamophobia. A new report shows that women are the main targets of Islamophobic violence, with half of offline attacks occurring in crowded public spaces, in front of children. It is an important community safety issue.

By attending this interactive forum, participants will find out about the practical steps that local agencies, community members and leaders can take to respond to this public form of violence against women. Our keynote speakers are Mariam Issa; inspiration public speaker, author and storyteller, and Inaz Janif: teacher and community organiser, with spoken word performances

by Sukhjit Kaur Khalsa and Manal Younus.

■ Venue: Lynbrook Community Centre, Lynbrook, 2 Harris Street, Lynbrook .Time: 20 October 9.30am - 3.30pm. Cost: Free. Food: Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea will be provided. Bookings online: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/resilient-women-in-casey-tickets-37990671120

Swing into Spring One of Melbourne’s leading community bands, the Casey Concert Band, with the Down South Big Band will “Swing into Spring“ with a wide selection of tunes from the great swing era of jazz.

Several well-known vocalists will be featured as well as the award-winning Berwick Grammar School Big Band. All proceeds will be donated to the Jared Dunscombe Fund which supports Righteous Dogs - a group that trains companion dogs for autistic and type-one diabetes kids.

■ St Margarets School Auditorium, Berwick.

2pm Sunday 29 October. Tickets at www.trybooking.com/314523 or contact Greg on 0421 611 930.

Carols by Candlelight Gethsemane Church, a not-for-profit, charitable, community-minded organization will be organising the very first Carols by Candlelight in Clyde.

Barry Bourke Motors in Berwick has jumped on board in sponsoring the event. Gethsemane Church is happy to accept more people who wish to be involved with the event to become a sponsor or a partner. Having a strong and viable community presence ensures that your product or service will get exposure across a large sector of our community especially when seasonal spending is high. This is a great way to involve the community at large and provides a platform for local talent, businesses, and vendors. We’ll be providing free kids amusements in addition to a sausage sizzle, burger stand, some free food, and many more attractions.

■ If you are interested in getting involved or have any queries about this event you can contact the Event Committee Leaders Kerrigan LaBrooy on 0404 875 647 or Richard Walker on 0410 584 595 or simply email us at gethsemanechurch@bigpond.com.

■ Venue: Hillcrest Christian College, 500 Solidiers Rd, Clyde North on 2 December 6pm9.30pm.

Lynbrook Lake Lantern Festival The Lynbrook Residents Association proudly presents Lynbrook Lake Lantern Festival. Be sure to come and experience the magic of hundreds of floating lanterns on the Lynbrook Lake as well as our magical "Lantern Walk" through Banjo Paterson Park. Kids and adults alike can buy (from $2) and paint a paper lantern (which can be lit up at dusk) to take on the lantern walk. Please bring a lighter or matches to light your candle quicker.

There will be a free clown jumping castle and a jungle adventure inflatable. A bungee run, chair o plane and face painting will be available at a discounted rate. Animal farm is only gold coin entry. From 4pm be entertained with singers, musicians, dancers and cheer leading demonstrations. At 6pm be wowed with the amazing Tim Mason magician who will leave you spellbound. Photo opportunities are aplenty at the Lynbrook Lantern Festival with costumed stilt walkers, Star Wars characters and various friendly animals roaming our beautiful park. All entertainment is free. Several food traders and trucks will be on site.Our amazing festival will finish up with a free "fire spectacular" fire show at 9.15pm that has to be seen to be believed. A fantastic finale to signal the end of our event. The LRA's slogan is "With Community comes happiness" and is one of the reasons we run these events. Please take this opportunity to be part of your community by meeting your neighbours and making new friends.

■ Venue: Banjo Paterson Park. Starts 4pm-9.30pm Saturday 21 October. Free event - all welcome.

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ACE - Aiding Casey Education You are cordially invited to attend the Aiding Casey Education Foundation third fund-raiser dinner at the Cranbourne Turf Club. ACE is a notfor-profit foundation which exists through donations. The ACE Foundation vision is to assist students of any age (although predominantly Years 6-12) in the City of Casey who are experiencing significant challenges in their educational pursuits. These challenges may be either cultural, language, socioeconomic, or physical of family fracture related. 100 per cent of the money raised including the cost of your ticket

Nature’s paintings Well-known artist Peter Smales will be demonstrating his nature-inspired paintings at Berwick Arts Society. His award-winning oil-works are known for rich colours, moods and impressionistic effects.

■ The demonstration is on Wednesday, 25 October at 7.15pm at the Old Cheese Factory, Homestead Road, Berwick. All are welcome; members $10 and non-members $12.

Spring painting Berwick Arts Society’s Thursday group will be painting en plein air (outdoors painting) at Wilson Botanic Park, Berwick on 26 October at 11am.

Berwick’s toy library Berwick’s toy library will host a Super Duper Open Day. Join on the day to borrow from our collection of more than 600 toys, games and puzzles for kids. This free event will showcase of our huge toy collection, and a display of toys, games and equipment that are relevant to each stage of a child’s development. Young kids (0-6 years) will be able to explore our entire collection of toys, puzzles, games, and costumes, and there will be free face painting, outdoor play, as well as a coffee station for caregivers. We hope the event will be an opportunity for local caregivers to connect, chat and share stories and ideas about young children and their communities.

■ Venue: Timbarra Community Centre, Berwick.

Saturday 4 November. Time: 1pm-3pm. More information: www.berwicktoylibrary.com.au

Fiddlers Green Retirement Village Market Day Everyone is encouraged to attend the retirement village Market day with stalls from jewellery to crafts, Christmas cakes, second hand goods, clothes, gifts, handmade goods, fresh fruit and vegs, plants, sausage sizzle, Devonshire tea and more.

■ Venue: Community Centre Fiddlers Green Retirement Village 57 Gloucester Avenue, Berwick. Date: 18 November 9am-2pm.

Monster garage sale Akoonah Park Men’s Shed will be holding a monster garage sale. There will be hundreds of interesting and historical items offered for sale.

All proceeds will go to the Akoonah Park Men’s Shed Health Fund.

■ Venue: Akoonah Park on Saturday 21 October. Time: 8am-2pm.

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Supper Dance with ‘Crash the Party’.

Book your tickets now to join in this fun, party night. Crash the Party plays great music from several decades. Desserts, tea and coffee provided for supper. BYO nibbles and drinks.

This is a fund-raiser event hosted by Casey Choir, with raffles, prizes, auction items and lots of fun.

■ Date: Saturday 28 October. Venue: Akoonah Park Function Room. Princes Highway, Berwick 3806. Tickets: $35 - Bookings: Phone 0403 012 453 (Gerlinde)

Everything about Australian birds National Bird Week 2017 is celebrated from Monday 23 October - Sunday 29 October.

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.

Indoor bowls 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, at Cranbourne. Phone Ron 5990 9048. Mob. 0411 126 946. Bowls supplied. Cost $5.

Cancer fund-raiser Bark for Life is a unique event which celebrates the 'pawsitive’ role dogs play in supporting those with cancer, while raising vital funds for cancer research, prevention, information and support services. We welcome any dog lovers to join the 'Tales of Fluff’ team for Bark for Life.

■ Sunday 29 October, 2017. 10am at Jells Park South (Ferntree Gully Road, Wheelers Hill).

Support Hampton Park Uniting Place offers many opportunities for people to make new friends and help contribute to the well-being of others. The range of supportive groups are also offered for people to become involved in, such as ‘Carers Hub’ on Tuesdays which is welcoming space for carers to join together and receive support and information from professionals. The group also enjoy a two-course meal together.

■ Hampton Park Uniting Church. 1 Coral Drive, Hampton Park. Activities can be viewed on our Facebook page. If you would like to trial in assisting others at any of our activities, contact Farrah or Jo via email on: narrehamptonparkuc@ bigpond.com or call on 9799 7994.

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Building a solid reputation 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, the Gazette profiles the nominees in each category. This week coverage focusses on Manufacturing and Trades and Construction.

Manufacturing A security-door maker, an horticultural products manufacturer and electronics designer have been nominated as the South-East region’s premier manufacturers.

MGR Security Doors This Cranbourne manufacturer provides some of Australia’s best-performing home security doors in the Casey-Cardinia region.

Its aluminium and steel screen-guard doors combine 316 marine-grade stainless steel mesh, a triple locking system, triple hinges and Austral locks, and a thick frame, with a 15-year warranty.

The doors are impact tested and pass Australian standards.

MGR Security Doors also makes steel door enclosures, fly screen doors and windows out of the same steel mesh screens.

It undertakes the complete process with customers, from measure-and-quote, construction, supply to the final installation.

Powerplants Australia Based in Hallam, Powerplants Australia makes horticultural technology supplies and accessories.

It tailors innovative solutions for all sectors of the horticulture industry including berries, soft fruit, cherries, field vegetables, nurseries, protected cropping and cut flowers.

One of its products is automated greenhouse systems that include water, fertiliser delivery and recycling, climate control and harvesting aids.

Its vertical farming systems incorporate different-coloured LED lights to help control plant growth - red for more flowers and fruit, and blue for more leaves.

Successful Endeavours Hallam firm Successful Endeavours designs electronics-based products for manufacture in Australia.

Its designs include industrial controls, power distribution equipment, security systems and telemetry devices including the Internet of Things.

Successful Endeavours has also created a mobile phone, automotive after-market electronic control units, custom communications equipment and toys intended to get people off their devices.

Its stated aim is to provide world-class product development to allow clients to be locally and internationally competitive.

It can also manufacture the products for clients who are not manufacturers.

Trades and Construction A home builder, an insulation installer and a road-lighting designer are the three finalists in the Trades and Construction category.

Elite Building Solutions Based in Pakenham, Elite Building Solutions creates exceptional quality homes that are built to last and worthy of lasting.

It seeks to actively involve its customers in every step of their home’s construction, with the access to its builders, architects and a range of plans.

It guarantees projects are completed on time, with regular progress communication and to premium standards of workmanship.

Insulgreen Solutions A family-owned company in Narre Warren, Insulgreen Solutions distributes and installs Australian-made and owned insulation for residential and commercial constructions.

It uses top-quality glasswool, polyester and rockwool products that meet BCA and six-star ratings at competitive prices.

It has been established and run by Michael Vidic for 20-plus years.

Powerplant Project Services This Hallam contractor is lighting up the most recent upgrade of the Monash Freeway.

It means that Powerplant Project Services has designed bright, energy-efficient LED lighting for nearly the entire freeway from Pakenham to Tullamarine - except for the tunnels.

Its other major projects include Peninsula Link, Sladen Street, Casey Fields BMX centre and Bunjil Place.

In the past 12 months, the business has added more than 600 projects. Its staff has grown fivefold to 40 in the past four years.

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Grant and Sam from Poolside Beaconsfield with Andrew from the Bendigo Bank who are teaming up to celebrate Poolside Beaconsfield’s 2017 annual open day. 173776 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS they rely on their local community.

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It’s through upholding the company’s mission statement that Grant and his team are able to deliver on these customer expectations.

“We strive to deliver a 10/10 experience everyday by listening to our customers and understanding their specific needs,” Poolside Beaconsfield’s mission statement reads. “(This is also achieved by) our team providing innovative, quality products and services to make owning a pool or spa a simple pleasure.”

Poolside Beaconsfield offers water testing, pool services, spas, pool equipment repairs and replacement as well as solar heating sales and repairs. They sell a wide range of equipment needed for pools including BioGuard chemicals, Hayward and Astral pool equipment, pool covers and rollers, solar heating, dolphin robot cleaners, pool toys and sapphire spas.

Poolside Beaconsfield’s experienced team services the areas of Beaconsfield, Berwick, Pakenham, Cranbourne, Narre Warren, Clyde and surrounds assuring customers that they will receive the best service and products for all their pool and spa needs.

“Our team has extensive experience,” Grant said.

“There’s Andy, our senior tech for pool and spa, Alex who is our service and pool man, and Nathan and Samantha who are our sales staff.”

Poolside Beaconsfield’s Open Day will take place on Saturday 28 October from 8.30am to 4pm.

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Poolside Beaconsfield will be joining forces with the Beaconsfield Community Bank to hold its annual open and sale day on Saturday 28 October.

Having taken over the business 12 months ago, director and owner of Poolside Beaconsfield Grant Forbes said that this year the celebrations would take on a more community feel and encouraged local residents to become involved in supporting their town.

“The store has held an open day for at least four or five years,” Grant said.

“The open day is, arguably, one of the biggest, if not the biggest in the state of Victoria - it is huge.

“In the industry, it’s renowned, everyone knows about it. But in the past it’s been all about us.

“I wanted the open day this year to be more of a community event. So I approached the Bendigo Bank as they’re big on the community aspect and they’ve agreed to come on board.

“There will be a barbecue out the front and 100 per cent of the gold coin donations from that will go to the OTIS Foundation to support families dealing with breast cancer.”

The day will also feature local barista Ben from C-U-Latte as well as kids’ entertainment in the form of jumping castles and fairy floss.

For those in the market for pool supplies, there will be up to 30 per cent off products store-wide as well as a display of Sapphire Spas.

But as Grant explained, the new open day is driven by his strong belief in locals supporting locals and their communities.

For Grant, this is done through sponsoring local organizations such as the Beaconsfield Football and Beaconsfield Cricket clubs.

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Have your skin checked closely Due to Australia’s harsh climate, Sun Patrol recommends adults have a skin cancer check annually.

An accredited skin cancer doctor and aesthetic medical practitioner, Dr. Michael Safaie explained that Sun Patrol’s qualified doctors conduct thorough checks of the entire skin surface to detect signs of cancer.

“Frighteningly, two out of three Australians will develop skin cancer,” Dr. Safaie said.

“The professional Sun Patrol team specialise in dermoscopy (looking at skin under magnification) and dermal imaging.

“When a problem is detected, 90 per cent of cases can be treated under local anaesthetic at Sun Patrol or by prescription anti-cancer creams.

“More complex cases may need referral to a plastic surgeon.”

Suspicious lesions are also recorded for further follow-up and Dr. Safaie said that it is not necessary to have a referral to see a Sun Patrol doctor.

He also stressed that the earlier cancer is detected the more likely serious health problems will be avoided.

“Melanomas are uncommon but are the most dangerous form of skin cancer.

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“One in 29 Australians will develop melanoma or tumours in cells which produce melanin pigment.

“Melanomas can also develop on other parts of the body such as the eye. Most commonly they appear on the face, back and lower legs,” Dr. Safaie said.

“Basal cell carcinomas, or tumours in the cells that produce the top layer of skin, are the most common type of cancer in people with pale skin.

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“Squamous cell carcinomas are generally detected in people aged over 40.

“They are also cancers of the top layer of skin or epidermis. They can also appear on other parts of the body such as the mouth, throat, oesophagus, lung, bladder and genitalia.”

To book an appointment phone 1300 SUNPATROL (1300 786 728).

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Although survival rates continue to improve, with 89 out of 100 women living more than five years beyond diagnosis, it is still more important than ever to raise breast cancer awareness given early detection yields the best prognosis.

St John of God Berwick Hospital is proud to team up with the McGrath Foundation to support breast cancer patients in the Casey-Cardinia region.

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Any person requesting to be heard in support of his or her submission is entitled to be heard before Council (or a Committee established by Council for this purpose) or be represented by a person acting on his or her behalf, and will be notified of the time and date of the hearing. A person must clearly state in their submission whether they, or their representatives, wish to speak at the meeting.

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Please contact Ms R Legg on 9705 5200 for any further information on the proposed sale.

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Mike Tyler Chief Executive Officer

Call Lucas 0419 259 266 Jack 0400 895 945

New rules apply to the advertising of dogs and cats for sale.

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

A registered domestic animal business may use its Council business registration number as an alternative.

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ADVERTISERS PLEASE NOTE

Narre Warren, Cranbourne

ADVERTISERS, in this section are qualified practitioners and offer non-sexual services.

Submissions should be addressed to the Chief Executive Officer, and can be hand delivered to Council’s Office at Magid Drive Narre Warren or posted to the following address:

Call Matt 0419 561 093

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Dose of double joy for McEvoy

By Russell Bennett High-quality English import Folkswood capped off a memorable weekend for gun-jockey Kerrin McEvoy by claiming a dominant three-length victory in Sunday’s $300,000 Listed Cranbourne Cup. McEvoy, fresh off winning Australia’s richest race ‘The Everest’ with Redzel on Saturday, produced a cup-day masterclass to pilot the lightly raced five-year-old to an impressive Australian debut.

Folkswood, who ran a close-up second in a group one in Dubai in March, was given a gun run by the Melbourne Cup-winning jockey, landing one off the fence shortly after emerging from the tricky gate 11.

McEvoy camped just off the pace, asking the son of Exceed and Excel for the supreme effort at the 800, dashing clear off the front-running Grey Lion and the fast-finishing Berisha to give the Charlie Appleby gelding his first taste of success in group or listed company.

The win continued Appleby’s love affair with Victoria’s regional features, adding to his 2016 wins in the Geelong Cup with Qewy and the Bendigo Cup with Francis of Assisi.

But it was McEvoy who stole the show, giving Folkswood a dream run throughout.

“I sort of wanted to be in the one, two, three but given the way it unfolded, I was able just to slot in behind them and get a nice trail,” McEvoy told racing.com after the race.

“When Guardini came around me, it got my horse a little bit keen, but when Guardini went forward I was able just to pop out and go with him and get him more comfortable.

“He made a nice sustained run from the half mile onwards, my horse, and I knew he was able to cope with that given what Charlie had said and watching his replays. It worked out perfectly for today's race.”

McEvoy said Appleby’s most recent Australian adventures had him well placed to prepare his horses for the tough conditions.

“Charlie has a good understanding of what’s required, and he doesn’t tax the horses in the season over there before they come out here, so it’s always important to have some fresh legs and he’s getting a good strike rate, McEvoy said.

“It’s nice to get one on the board here today.

We’ll wait and see how he pulls up and what Charlie wants to do but he’s really nice horse.

He’s got a high cruising speed and he galloped strongly off that, and as I said I think the team have left a little bit in him.”

Appleby’s travelling foreman Chris Connett said connections had not looked far beyond Sunday’s first hit out on Australian shores.

“This was all about today to see where we stand with him,” Connett said.

“Charlie (Appleby) is watching back home, and I’m sure he’ll speak to His Highness, Sheikh Mohammed about a plan and we’ll go from there.

That’s very much up to them (connections). We’ll make sure he pulls up sound tomorrow from this and we’ll go from there.”

The five-year-old holds an entry for the $3 million Cox Plate but could tackle the Group 1 Emirates Mackinnon (2000m) on the final day of the Melbourne Cup Carnival.

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Clubs such as Cranbourne will face a battle to stay in Turf 1, after the DDCA confirmed its restructure. 163168 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS

Damian Lane drives Rock‘n’Gold to victory in Sunday’s feature sprint, the $100,000 Apache Cat Classic.

Eight teams per grade in DDCA restructure

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Talented European Folkswood races clear of Grey Lion to capture a debut Australian Pictures: ROB CAREW victory in the Cranbourne Cup. 173921 Cup carnival proved to be the stuff of fairytales for local trainer Greg Eurell, whose runner Falika - with champion jockey Damien Oliver on board - stormed home to claim the Inglis Pinker Pinker Plate, named in honour of Eurell’s 2011 Cox Plate-winning mare.

Pinker Pinker died from an allergic reaction to treatment just months after claiming the timehonoured Moonee Valley classic and Friday night marked the first time Eurell had a runner in the race named after her.

After Oliver piloted Falika home to a famous victory - winning by just under a length from Smart As You Think - Eurell told racing.com just how special the moment was for him.

“It’s just really nice to have a race in honour of her - I’ve got a lot of good memories there, of course,” he said.

“To have a runner win it tonight was a very special moment for me.”

Falika was second last past the post the first time around and was seemingly trapped back in

Gun-jockey Kerrin McEvoy was all smiles after producing the perfect ride on Folkswood. the field on the rail before ultimately weaving her passage through. She was four lengths adrift of the leader heading into the turn for home but charged home for a stirring win.

The Dandenong District Cricket Association (DDCA) will adopt an eight teams per grade model from the 2018/19 season, after clubs voted in favour of the proposal at a Board of Management meeting on 4 October.

Currently, the DDCA is a 12 teams per grade competition, but after a review from the association, put forward its thoughts of proposed changes identical to that of neighbouring competitions such as the MPCA and the WGCA for the first time on 11 September.

“We’ve been backwards and forwards on this (change) for some time, but at the end of the day, it had to happen - there was little to achieve by delaying it,” DDCA secretary Ray Nicholls said.

“We think it was the right time to make these changes, (and) it will make for a more even, balanced competition in the future.”

Here are the changes that will be implemented from the 2018/19 season: - In a normal 21 week season, each team would play the other seven sides in their grade twice, once in a two-day game and once in a oneday match.

- The reduction in teams per grade is considered a fairer and more balanced model and affords teams a greater opportunity to play in finals.

- To achieve the model, the bottom four sides at the conclusion of the 2017/18 season will be removed from Turf 1 and placed with the top four teams in Turf 2 to form the Turf 2 grade. The bottom eight sides in Turf 2 would move into Turf 3 and so on until all turf grades had eight teams.

- If a shortfall in teams existed in the bottom turf grade, then consideration will be given to creating a composite turf grade by including the required number of synthetic sides.

- The Match Committee will have discretion to adjust teams throughout the grades as is seen necessary (e.g. new sides being entered).

- The advent of eight teams per grade will also flow through to the senior synthetic and junior grades. The only difference will be that clubs will nominate their preferred grades as usual and the Match Committee will adjust as necessary, based on history.-

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Bears show their might

By Nick Creely DDCA TURF 1 & 2 REVIEW - ROUND 1 (Day 2) Berwick fired a powerful warning shot right across Souter Oval on Saturday, with the Bears opening its 2017/18 Turf 1 season with a ruthless victory over Dingley.

Starting the day at 1/107 in pursuit of the Dingoes’ total of 174, the Bears lost star batsman Adam Watson (54) early in the day off exciting spinner Dinuka Hettiarachchi, but it didn’t halt the momentum.

Matt Chasemore ground out a solid 24 in his first innings in Berwick colours, while the likes of Ryan Crawford (40), stand-in skipper Nathan Pilon (38) and Darren de Souza (32) all contributed strongly before declaring at 6/235, a narrow lead of just 174.

The Dingoes managed to avoid outright, with batsmen Matt Hague (30 not out) and Ryan McLean (18 not out) getting through 23 overs unscathed.

Down at Greaves Reserve, Cranbourne skipper Lucas Ligt’s plan on defending its total of 8/238 against Dandenong West came to fruition, with the Eagles winning comfortably.

The plan not only saw them walk away with the points on Saturday at Greaves Reserve, but also find a formula that may see them continually shock sides this season.

As is the key with defending any total, early wickets were paramount, and the early scalps of Peter Atkinson and youngster Ethan French caught behind off the sure gloves of David Pratt kick started the day.

With bowlers Pardeep Boyal (3/29),

Cam Kelly (2/32), Tim Fathers (1/61) and Steve Miller (2/21) all hitting relentless lines, the cracks began to show for the Bulls.

Wickets continually fell, and suddenly the Bulls found themselves 7/108 and well behind the curve ball.

Despite a hamstring injury, new Dandenong West skipper Shanuka Dissanayaka (71) tried to resurrect his side’s woes, but after losing his stumps after some sharp bowling by Boyal, the Bulls were too far back at 8/127.

A late 59-run stand to Matin Sultani (38) and Riley Siwes (24 not out) helped put some respectability to the scoreboard, with the Bulls finishing the day well short at 9/192.

Meanwhile, a pair of centuries to Jayson Hobbs (109 not out) and Daniel Watson (125 not out) delivered Buckley Ridges an almighty victory against a deflated Narre Warren at Park Oval.

The Magpies had a strong first day, compiling a competitive 213 off the back of a 93 by Janaka Liyanabadalge, but simply had no answers for Buckley’s electric top order.

Liyanabadalge managed to take the one and only wicket of Wes Nicholas for 27 after a 52 run opening stand with Hobbs, before Watson entered the crease and flayed the ball to all parts.

The pair put on an unbeaten 223 runs in very little time, with Watson hitting six maximums in his brutal knock, before stumps were called with the Bucks on 1/275.

It was Hobbs’ maiden Turf 1 century, while Watson has now scored six centuries for the Bucks.

In other matches across the Turf 1 grade, Mordialloc skipper Chathura

Stand-in Berwick skipper Nathan Pilon struck 38 in the Bears’ dominant opening round victory over Dingley.

Picture: ROB CAREW 162070 Athukorala took North Dandenong to the cleaners at Lois Twohig Reserve on Saturday, with ‘Chooka’ taking a 10-wicket haul in the Bloodhounds’ outright victory, a professional bowling performance by Heinz Southern Districts at Carroll Reserve caught out a patchy St Mary’s in their return game to the Turf 1 ranks, while Springvale South not only dodged a bullet, but gained a vital three wicket victory against a Hallam side that will almost certainly be in a similar position later in the season.

In Turf 2, a top-notch 85 to Beaconsfield recruit Josh Mailing delivered the Tigers a comfortable opening round victory over Coomoora.

Chasing 154 for victory, the Tigers easily knocked off the runs, with Mailing combining with Ruwantha Fernandopulle (48) in the match-winning partnership.

Coomoora were sent back in for 24 overs later in the day, finishing on 1/94.

Scott Phillips, meanwhile, backed up his whirlwind 123 with 6/54, as Narre South dominated Lyndale at

Barry Powell Reserve.

Defending 275, Lyndale were rolled for 168 despite some terrific resistance

by Farazur Rahman (68).

In other matches, Parkmore Pirates easily chased down St Brigid’s/St Louis’ 173 after a terrific 139 by Amal Athulathmudali, Narre North narrowly defended 203 against Parkfield, with the Bears bowled out for 178, Silverton battled hard to reach 208 in its pursuit of Fountain Gate’s 260, while Keysborough were far too strong in defending 160, rolling Lynbrook for just 94.

Superules as careers end

By Russell Bennett

QUIZ NUMBER 1579 1. WHO has taken the most wickets in Test cricket history?

2. WHO kicked the first goal of this year’s AFL grand final?

3. WHO in 1981 became the first Australian golfer to win the US Open?

4. WHO won cricket’s Allan Border Medal in 2016 and 2017?

The Beaconsfield Superules side is on the hunt for new players to join their ranks.

5. WHICH famous Australian sporting event was first held in 1861?

hard to explain.

“I never even thought I’d play Superules, but the reason why I took the coaching job on is because I think there’s something there for blokes who’re finishing up their footy and want to have a bit of fun, and take it half seriously too. It’s fun, but when you’re competing and you’ve always been a competitor, it’s hard not to take it seriously when you get to game day.”

Shorey said the doors at Beaconsfield were open to players of all clubs and competitions who’re looking to give Superules a crack.

“There are guys sitting at home who’d think they’re finished, but they’re not really,” he said.

“There’s something still there that says ‘I just want to play’.

“Some of these blokes who were one club players have only known that certain amount of people through footy. It’s a great opportunity knowing that you may play with some (former opposition) players you didn’t know that well as blokes.

“Once you actually get into the same side, you see a different side of them.”

Anyone looking to get involved with the Beaconsfield Superules side can call coach Matt Shorey on 0438 573 969.

Training starts on Thursday, 16 November from 6pm at Perc Allison Oval.

7. IN which boxing division did both Lionel Rose and Jimmy Carruthers win world titles?

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8. HOW many gold medals did Australia win at the 2016 Olympic Games?

9. WHICH sport is associated with the King’s Cup? 10. WHICH famous Australian horse ran its last race in 1973?

11. WHICH city in Belgium hosted the 1920 Olympic Games?

12. WHICH historic event occurred at Lord’s cricket ground in 1976?

13. WHICH Sydney rugby league club won a world record 11 consecutive premierships?

14. WHICH Finnish driver won the 1985 Adelaide Australian Grand Prix?

15. WHO was the last jockey to win successive Melbourne Cups?

17. WHICH Australian cricketer took two hat-tricks on the same day against South Africa in 1912?

18. WHO was the last amateur to win the Australian Open golf title?

19. IN which sport did Dunc Gray win Australia’s first Olympic medal?

20. AGAINST which country has Australia played the most number of cricket Tests

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David Warner 5. The Melbourne Cup 6. Martina Navratilova 7.

Bantamweight 8. Eight 9. Rowing 10. Gunsynd 11. Antwerp 12. The first women’s international at the home of cricket between England and Australia 13.

St George 14. Keke Rosberg 15. Glen Boss 16. The World Cup 17. Thomas Matthews 18. Aaron Baddeley 19. Cycling 20. England

For footballers in their mid-30s facing the end of their careers at senior level and looking for a way of staying involved in the game, the Beaconsfield Superules side may have just the solution.

The team, based out of Perc Allison Oval in Beaconsfield, will be coached by former Kooweerup and Hampton Park senior coach Matt Shorey next year, and it’s on the hunt for players aged 35 and over.

Shorey opened up, saying there are so many players currently facing their footy mortality at clubland who haven’t quite accepted it. He knows that feeling all too well.

“I still didn’t really accept it - that I was done,” he said.

“It’s when you actually accept it that you look at your next chapter. Do I take up golf? Do I take up something else? You need that outlet - you just need that if you’ve played footy all your life.”

And then there’s the potential for players who’ve gone through their careers without winning a premiership to rectify that at Beaconsfield.

“I was lucky enough to play in one,” Shorey said.

“At that point, then we probably weren’t favourites to win it but at least you got to play in one - that’s the main thing.

“This is a great opportunity for it to happen - to really get Beacy successful, to recruit some older players who’re in that mid-range from 35 to 45. There are a few guys I’ve played against who still have a bit of talent and some pace there who could definitely come in now if they still have a bit of fitness, themselves.”

Shorey acknowledged it was a commitment for players - and indirectly, their families - to get involved with Superules, but not in the same way as it was in the previous chapters of their careers at clubland.

“The wives and kids have put up with a lot over the past 15 to 20 years of your footy career, and then all of a sudden you say you want to play again,” he said.

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Mixed bag for side NARRE WARREN BOWLS The week started on a bad note for Narre Warren with all three Tuesday teams being beaten. At Fountain Gate, Division 2 suffered their first defeat at the hands of Burden Park. The only winning rink was Jos van Hout, Reg Young, Geoff Ampt and Rod Lane, and despite surrendering a good lead at lunchtime, won by 2 shots, 20-18. Jim Millar, Wilma Haringsma, Eric Sydenham and Peter Hayden fought hard, but faltered late to go down 15-25 and Tina Courtin, Ernesto Vergara, Alan Mark and Keith Mark went down 13-30.

Narre Warren (1) 2-48 lost to Burden Park (1) 14-73 Division 3 travelled to Keysborough to play Dandenong RSL Rec. It was an improved performance, winning two rinks, but still suffered a disappointing loss. Stan Bulmer, Truus Henneman, Enid Gibb and Judy Naughton won 20-18, while Nancy Pugh, Rose Rasmussen, Micki Horton and Andy Tobler won 22-21, but Denise Peeler, Janice Moran, Wally Finlayson and Jen Sherry went down 8-35.

Narre Warren (2) 4-50 lost to Dandenong RSL Rec (1) 2-74 Division 1 (six a side) was at Hampton Park for a loss. Len O’Brien, Pam Uren and Helen McCarthy lost 14-25 and Mary Price, Joe Pugh and Pieter Castricum lost 14-26.

Narre Warren (3) 0-28 lost to Hampton Park (2) 14-51.

The atmosphere was more jovial at Narre Warren on Saturday evening when it was learned that all four pennant teams were successful.

At home, Division 2 hosted Keysborough for the expected hard fought battle. Joe Selfridge, Reg Young, Rod Lane and Cameron Lee scored highest with a 25-12 win, and they were supported by John Wright, Percy Herath, Peter Hayden and Zak Storm (24-14) and Geoff Ampt, Tim Joyce, Wilma Stevenson and Jim Millar (21-15) added to the scores. Unfortunately, Mark Groom, Carl Lapham, Eric Sydenham and Erik Luyters went down 11-21.

Narre Warren (1) 16-81 defeated Keysborough (1) 2-62.

Division 5 were at Dandenong Club for an all rink win. Tina Courtin, Phil Howard, Aaron Ottaway and Stan Robinson scored freely after the break for a 10-29 win, Sharon Bull, Jen Sherry, Brent Grigg and Peter Lister joined in with a 2813 win and Wally Finlayson, David Wilkinson, Alan Mark and Keith Mark won 21-13. Final result for the board was Jos van Hout, Tracey Storm, Zade Bulmer and Ralph Devonshire with a good 25-15 win.

Narre Warren (2) 18-103 defeated Dandenong Club (2) 0-51.

Division 6 was also to home against Carrum. Rudi Pompe, Craig Moore, Colin Groom and Michael Graham won well (23-14) and Leo McGeary, Janice Moran, Micki Horton and Reg Johnstone won 2215. Wayne Grimsey, Ernesto Vergara, Jim Kempf and Geoff Miller won 27-20, but Darren Moore, Pauline Kempf, Wilma Haringsma and Graham Dodd just missed out, going down 22-24.

Narre Warren (3) 16-94 defeated Carrum (2) 2-73.

Division 7 had the longest trip

Wearing the colours of Cranbourne brought a smile to the face of Peter Colthup on Saturday.

Cranny continues its winning form Cameron Lee was part of a highest scoring rink that saw Narre Warren successful against Keysborough.

Stan Robinson and his rink were in dominant form for Narre Warren against the Dandenong Club.

when they visited Parkdale. The trip was worthwhile when they won on three rinks. Stan Birkett, Arlene Peters, Paul McNamara and Andy Tobler won 22-13, Stan Bulmer, Joe McGuire, Steven Boyd and Robert Beare won by 4 shots (24-20) as did Len O’Brien, Helen McCarthy, Rose

Rasmussen and John Zanon (20-16).

Peter Groom, Gail Bowman, Paurie Baker and Pieter Castricum fought back from a big deficit mid-game for an single shot loss, 15-16.

Narre Warren (4) 16-81 defeated Parkdale (3) 2-65

Mixed result for Parkers team HAMPTON PARK BOWLS MID-WEEK It was a day of mixed results for the mid-week pennant with division 2 playing away at Dandenong Club.

Trevor Harbright, Marion Battaglia, Helen Lambert and skip Denise Eastick dropped a couple of fives which had them under the hammer all day (15-31). After starting well, Janice Collins, Brian Diaper, Toni Sutton and skip Neville Hendrie faded over the concluding ends (1124). The highlight for the day was when Geoff Ladner, Ian Kitt, Ellen Smith and skip Christine Hendrie were 14-all with one end to play. A six on that end gave them the win

(20-14). Division 1 (six a side) continued on their winning way. June Damon, Rob Woff and skip Stuart Tokley start well and just kept going (25-14) while Jim Westwell, Ron Beverly and skip Ray Wood finished strongly (26-14).

SATURDAY Division 2 playing at home against Berwick was not decided until the very last bowl of the day with the Parkers going down by two shots. Geoff Ladner, Shane Collins, Steve Barnes and skip Chris Barnes slowly slipped away from their opponents (21-16) while Trevor Harbright, Christine Hendrie, Sean McDonald and skip John Nunan led

all day (21-15). Mat McLaverty, Ellen Smith, Neville Hendrie and skip Warwick Hardy came from nine shots down to miss by two shots (21-23). The opposition got out to a 15-shot lead early, and Stan Hatch, Ken Cobden, Mark Paton and skip Larry Simpson were unable to make any ground on them (14-25).

Division 4 were at home to Cheltenham with Lou Soligo, Janice Collins, Craig Richards and skip Gavin Wilson won only seven ends (11-28) while Val Simpson, Helen Lambert, Toni Sutton and skip Denise Eastick lost seven of the last eight ends (17-23). Val Moore, Dave Clarke, Ian Kitt and skip Ron Bev-

John Nunan was in terrific form for Hampton Park against Berwick. erly were outplayed towards the end (15-26). The only winning rink, by two shots, was Jim Westwell, Marion Battaglia, Stuart Tokley and skip Ray Wood (17-15).

Young-gun Lauchlan Livingstone in state squad BERWICK BOWLS The Berwick Bowling Club is extremely pleased to announce that one of their promising juniors, Lauchlan Livingstone, has achieved selection in the Bowls Victoria Under 18 state squad.

He will now participate in a series of development, training and junior competition days in addition to the work that he is doing at the club as part of Berwick’s CiiLOCK Engineering Junior Development Squad.

Lauchlan is now in the running for selection to represent Victoria in interstate and national championships. Congratulations Lauchlan.

SATURDAY PENNANT ROUND 2 Brilliant sunshine greeted bowlers for the second round of the Pennant season last Saturday afternoon.

Berwick Bowling Club has field-

ed eight sides for the Saturday Pennant Season and six sides to contest the Midweek Pennant season along with a healthy number of enthusiastic Bankers who support the Club as a whole. Those sides that played at home were able to enjoy some wonderfully prepared grass thanks to our hard working Green keeping team, headed by Mark Walker.

The results this week were not as strong as last week, with only four sides posting a win.

The third side had a great two shot win against Hampton Park away while the sevens at home to Churchill Park Waverley Golf came out on top with a one shot win. The second and eighth sides recorded very convincing wins on the day over Chirnside Park and Sandringham on home turf.

RESULTS Berwick 1 (61/2) lost to Warburton 1 (80/16) at home.

Berwick 2 (100/16) defeated Chirnside Park 1 (59/2) at home.

Berwick 3 (79/14) travelled to defeat Hampton Park 1 (77/4) in a close one.

Berwick 4 (69/2) travelled to play Churchill Park Waverley Golf and were defeated (78/16).

Berwick 5 (59/3) travelled to play Croydon 3 and were defeated (80/15).

Berwick 6 (74/4) were defeated at home by Cranbourne RSL 2 (77/14).

Berwick 7 (77/14) posted a final bowl win over Churchill Park Waverley Golf 2 (76/4).

Berwick 8 (107/16) defeated

Sandringham 3 at home (73/2).

MIDWEEK PENNANT ROUND 3 On Tuesday the club hosted four sides, and two sides travelled away to play out the round.

This was also the first round for the Women’s Only side, who posted a home victory to open their season.

RESULTS Berwick 1 (66-12) defeated Blackburn 1 (64-4).

Berwick 2 (56-14) defeated Ferntree Gully 1 (45-2).

Berwick 3 (74-14) defeated Ringwood 2 (56-2).

Berwick 4 (46-0) were defeated

by Cardinia Waters 1 (68-16).

Berwick 5 (51-2) were defeated

by Cranbourne 3 (80-14).

Berwick 6 (63-14) defeated Willow Lodge 2 (21-0).

CRANBOURNE BOWLS Cranbourne top side wins again while ladies team starts the new season with a first up win A tough competitive game at home resulted in a seven-shot win against Pakenham on Saturday for the top side to give them two wins out of two while the ladies started the bowls season with a two-shot win first up game against Edithvale.

New skip Sue Hudson was in sizzling form with a win in the ladies team on Tuesday by nine shots and following up with an 18-shots win in Saturday’s 2nd side.

Side 1 Division 2 Playing at home skip, Frank Byrne went down by two shots on the last end of the day while skip Ron “Two Dogs” Lyfield finished with a draw which was a very good competitive effort.

However, it was skip John McKenna who won by three shots and skip Barry “The General” Thomas and his crew who went on to win by six shots which got Cranbourne over the line.

Side 1 Ladies Division 1 Having lost three grand finals over the last three years has forced the ladies to make some changes to the list and add some additional strength to the side. Sue Hudson comes into the side with strong credentials and three times club singles champion Lynne Wood has also come into the side. A first-up win was welcome but the narrow margin was a scare. Hopefully, the girls will now go on to have a successful season from here.

Side 2 Division 3 A very strong win by a massive 45 shots against Mount Waverley was a great reversal of form from last week. Outstanding performances came from the teams of skip Sue Hudson and her crew of Stan Myers, Gavin Wright and Noel Arnold and skip Chris “The Chief” Griffiths and his crew of club legend Ray Boskell, John McKisky and Michael Scotter.

The rinks of Farrington and Dudink were both good contributors, narrowly losing by small margins.

Side 3 Division 5 Skip Sofio Raiti and his team had a good win but the remaining rinks went down in close contests to record a 19-shot loss to Willow Lodge.

All the Cranbourne results for Saturday Pennant Bowls round 2 and Ladies mid-week.

Side 1 Division 2 Cranbourne 86 defeated Pakenham 79 (Morrison,.Hunt,.Caddell,.F Byrne 21-23, Collins, Colthup,.O’day,.Lyfield 18-18, Taylor, Blyth, Barrenger, McKenna 22-19, and J. Byrne, Worstelling, Elgar, Thomas 25-19).

Side 1 Ladies Division 1 Cranbourne 63 defeated Edithvale 61 (Mueller, Venville, Mclisky, Hudson 22-13, Taylor, Pearce, Dudink, Farrall 20-22 and Cameron, Witherden, Wood, Van Der Wees 21-26) Side 2 Division 3 Cranbourne 106 defeated Mount Waverley 61 (G. Dudink 20-25; G. Farrington 25-29; C. Griffiths 30-10 and S. Hudson 31-13.)

Side 3 Division 5 Cranbourne 58 Lost to Willow Lodge 77. (S. De Piazza 10-17; J. Kent 15-22; C. Raiti 21-13 and B. Dickson 12-25)

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Maroons in shock win

By Nick Creely WEST GIPPSLAND CRICKET ASSOCIATION REVIEW - ROUNDS 2 AND 3 PREMIER Clyde (7/157) suffered a minor stumbling block in the early stages of the Premier season, with a shock loss to Upper Beaconsfield (7/158) in Round 2 on Saturday.

Set 158 to win after the Cougars couldn’t capitalise on a strong start from opening batsmen David Denton (38) and Shane Webster (40), the Maroons did a terrific job to chase the runs down with three wickets left in the shed.

Tooradin (8/165), meanwhile, did what they needed to do against Cardinia (163), with all-rounder Russ Lehman (4/13 and 34) proving the real difference in the contest.

After Bulls captain/coach Alex Nooy hit a terrific 43 in the first innings and held the innings together well, Lehman withstood some early wickets around him to help guide the ‘Gulls home in what proved to be a thrilling finish.

In the remaining two matches, Pakenham (3/174) batted beautifully in their victory over Merinda Park (6/170) at Donnelly Reserve, with Cobras batsman Daniel McCalman battling manfully for his 61, while it was Chris Smith (63) and Zac Chaplin (52 not out) that did the damage with the bat for the Lions. Kooweerup (7/150) also defeated Emerald (8/149) in a tight affair at Chandler Reserve.

Round 3 on Sunday brought some more surprise results, with Clyde (8/211) chasing down Cardinia’s (7/208) imposing total at E Gunton Oval.

After Ricky Campbell (66) helped lift the Bulls to a commanding first innings total with a fine cameo, it was David Denton (52), Kane Avard (48) and Gavin Britt (39) that turned the game with match-winning knocks.

Travis Wheller (5/43) was tireless for Cardinia with the ball.

Meanwhile, Zenith Wickramanayaka (61) helped guide Upper Beacons-

Cardinia's Ben Parrott survives an appeal for caught behind off Tooradin quick Cal O'Hare on Saturday.

173901 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS field (3/207) to its second victory of the weekend, this time against a gallant Merinda Park (6/173).

Daniel McCalman once again held the Cobras together with a sensational 84 not out, to continue his stellar start to the 2017/'18 Premier season.

In the round’s remaining matches, Kooweerup (1/148) skittled a disappointing Pakenham (147) in the grand final replay, with Dees skipper Mark Cooper (52) and Chris O’Hara making half centuries, while Tooradin (8/184) annihilated Emerald (56) at home to sit atop the ladder after three rounds.

Although early in the season, Tooradin are 3-0, while Kooweerup, Clyde and surprise packet, Upper Beaconsfield, round out the top four.

Emerald and Merinda Park remain as the only two sides without a win so far.

DISTRICT Round 2 firmly belonged to Cranbourne Meadows (156), with the Rebels completely dismantling Pakenham Upper Toomuc (46), with Mitchell Cowell (5/18) on fire with the ball.

After picking up opening batsman Daniel Strahan early in the

piece, Cowell destroyed the Yabbies top order with a fantastic spell.

In other matches, a Brad Miles (77 not out) inspired Devon Meadows (3/177) who were rampant against Nar Nar Goon/Maryknoll (173), Tooradin (6/164) were excellent in their four wicket win over Officer (162), with Kane Latham scoring 48 for the ‘Gulls, while Carlisle Park Vikings (4/164) easily overtook Clyde’s (160) par score, with David Nutting (73) playing a starring role.

Meanwhile, in Round 3, Cranbourne Meadows (7/206) and Tooradin (7/204) played out an entertaining clash at Lawson Poole Reserve, with Rebels’ all-rounder Ash Uppal (66 not out and 2/27) helping get his side over the line with a terrific individual display.

Devon Meadows (4/166) also remained undefeated with a strong win over Clyde (9/163) - Scott Clark hit 48 not out while Lucas Carroll (5/17) was the destroyer with the ball.

In the remaining two matches of the round, Carlisle Park Vikings (5/85) took Pakenham Upper Toomuc (81) to the cleaners, while Officer (8/138) got its first victory

over the season against Nar Nar Goon/Maryknoll.

SUB-DISTRICT Nyora (8/200) and Tooradin (9/196) played out an absolute thriller in Saturday’s Round 2 action, with the Maroons falling over the line after a terrific 46 by Gavin Hackett.

Cardinia (7/176), meanwhile, scraped its way to a vital three-wicket victory over Gembrook (9/171) at E Gunton Oval with a total of 347 runs scored collectively, while Lang Lang (5/177) easily accounted for Pakenham (104) and Catani (5/125) eased its way to a five-wicket victory over Aura Vale (8/120).

In Round 3, Catani (3/209) stole the show with a brutal win over Tooradin (7/154), as Cats skipper Dustin Peebles (67) starred in a high-scoring affair.

Gembrook (6/239) - off the back of a brilliant 97 by Tim Gray - overcame a spirited Aura Vale (204), while Craig Boswell (43 not out and 2/9) guided Cardinia (8/141) to a win over Lang Lang (139) and Pakenham (8/183) flexed its muscles to defeat Nyora (135) in a fairly one sided affair.

Swans take a nose-dive

By Nick Creely VICTORIAN PREMIER CRICKET REVIEW - ROUND 2 Casey-South Melbourne suffered the wrath of a James Seymour and Aaron Ayre epic against Essendon on Saturday, with the Swans’ lowly start to the season continuing.

On a flat Windy Hill track, tailormade for batting, Essendon skipper Aaron Ayre put the pressure on the Swans and asked them to bat.

The Swans suffered an early stumble with Kasun Suriaratchie (5) and Devin Pollock (19) losing their wickets early, and Lachlan Sperling (29) seemed destined to cash in before losing his stumps off developing spinner Liam Bowe.

But as he did last week, Jordan Wyatt (55 off 45 balls) helped resurrect the visitors with a dominant knock that continues his strong start to the season, hitting seven boundaries and a maximum.

Combined with Michael Wallace (39), Chris Benedek (44) and Ryan Eaton (26) - who all contributed strongly through the middle - the Swans scored a formidable 257, but slightly under par total, as coach Prabath Nissanka explained.

“I can’t say we batted really well, the wicket was really good for batting, we needed to score more than

275 I guess - in the first and last 10 overs, we didn’t capitalise I guess, and we lost too many wickets in the beginning and the end,” he said.

Bustling quickie Brendan Rose (1/59) found the early scalp, with Ryan Eaton snaring a catch to remove Aaron Shellie in the second over, but from there the fun stopped.

Both Ayre (145 not out) and Seymour (94) feasted on and dismantled the Swans with brute aggression, in an extraordinary 198 run partnership at almost a run a ball.

Seymour - a former Casey player - was in vintage touch in just his second dig after returning to the competition after a season in Tasmania, while Ayre was simply unstoppable with his long hitting.

They overtook the Swans at the end of the 39th over with eight wickets still left in the shed.

Nissanka said that many factors - including some tough conditions - made life difficult for his bowlers, but didn’t make light of what was a disappointing performance.

“Our fast bowlers struggled, but it’s no excuse - you've got to somehow manage what you have got, and we didn’t bowl well,” he said.

After a second successive heavy loss, Nissanka is resisting the urge to make drastic changes and rather

Casey-South Melbourne captain Lachlan Sperling, left, could only do so much as Essendon tore them apart with the bat. 173653 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS focus on improving the mental side of the game, but hinted that left arm quick Jackson Fry is likely to come back after recovering from injury.

Wyatt will also miss an extended period after dislocating a finger in the field, in what is a bitter blow for the Swans.

“We haven’t had a discussion at this stage (about changes), and if we did, it is likely there will be only one change,” he said.

“At the moment, probably only Jackson Fry can come in - he’s been injured and that’s been the only reason he’s been out of the team - we

wanted to give him two matches in the twos and bring him up.

“Talent wise, we have the same squad; it’s something to do with the thinking I believe.

“We talked about things that actually went wrong (after the match), and we had a discussion about both batting and bowling, and hopefully we can train those areas this week and come up well.”

The Swans, second last on the ladder, will be desperate to bounce back on Saturday, with the club hosting St Kilda in a vital one day match at Casey Fields.

CRICKET SCOREBOARD VIC PREMIER CRICKET ROUND 2 Essendon 2/258 (A.Ayre 145*, J.Seymour 94) def Casey-South Melbourne 257 (J.Waytt 55, C.Benedek 44, M.Wallace 39, L.Sperling 29, R.Eaton 26, T.O’Donnell 2/32, M.Doric 2/52); Dandenong 3/202 (L.Edwards 100*, B.Forsyth 51, T.Donnell 27, T.Smyth 2/40) def Carlton 201 (B.Stepien 45, H.Smyth 44, A.Buch 3/28, J.Nanopoulos 3/38, J.Jowett 2/44); Camberwell Magpies 5/186 def Kingston Hawthorn 9/183; Fitzroy Doncaster 1/139 def Prahran 136; Frankston Peninsula 3/234 def Geelong 6/231; Footscray 5/213 def Northcote 9/211; Monash Tigers 5/200 def Melbourne 9/196; Ringwood 8/176 def Melbourne Uni 152; St Kilda 6/184 def Greenvale 9/181.

DDCA - TURF 1 ROUND 1 (DAY 2) Mordialloc 216 (I.Daniel 123, H.Krishan 29, A.Thajudeen 4/45, C.Millman 3/32) def North Dandenong 55 (C.Athukorala 7/19, D.Campbell 3/26) and 148 (C.McCartney 64, A.Thajudeen 26, B.Morris 3/9, C.Athukorala 3/31, I.Daniel 2/18); Cranbourne 8/238 (N.Sathyajith 55*, C.Kelly 46, L.Ligt 39, J.Harrington 35, R.Siwes 3/58, P.Atkinson 2/41, S.Dissanayaka 2/62) def Dandenong West 9/192 (S.Dissanayaka 71, M.Sultani 38, P.Boyal 3/29, S.Miller 2/21, C.Kelly 2/32); Springvale South 5/201 (M.Forsyth 59*, S.Spoljaric 49, C.Slocombe 36, M.Bandara 30*, J.Hammond 3/55) def Hallam Kalora Park 200 (J.Hammond 47, J.Hayer 42, B.Hillard 35, J.Straker 4/49, M.Bandara 4/63); Berwick 6/235 (A.Watson 54, R.Crawford 40, N.Pilon 38, D.de Souza 32, D.Hettiarchchi 3/58, C.Otto 2/57) def Dingley 174 (M.Hague 76, C.Otto 42, M.King 34*, J.Wilcock 5/49 and 0/61 (M.Hague 30*); Buckley Ridges 1/275 (D.Watson 125*, J.Hobbs 109*, W.Nicholas 27) def Narre Warren 213 (J.Liyanabadalge 93*, J.Russell 43, J.Andersen 4/39, L.Hoogenboom 3/39); HSD 234 (M.Davies 70, T.Davies 49, M.Cox 44, A.Anthony 5/42, T.Heldt 3/37) def St Mary’s 169 (A.Welcome 44, C.Roberts 43, R.Serpanchy 40, M.Davies 4/41, L.Brown 3/42, K.Weeraratne 2/24).

DDCA - TURF 2 Beaconsfield 8/211 def Coomoora 9/153 and 1/94; Parkmore Pirates 7/266 def St Brigid’s/St Louis 173; Narre South 7/275 and 4/81 def Lyndale 178; Narre North 203 def Parkfield 178; Fountain Gate 260 def Silverton 208; Keysborough 160 and 2/98 def Lynbrook 94.

WGCA PREMIER ROUND 2 Upper Beaconsfield 7/158 (W.Perera 43*, J.Caderamanpulle 43, Z.Wickramanayaka 33, P.Lawson 3/27, J.Sidhu 2/30) def Clyde 7/157 (S.Webster 40, D.Denton 38, J.Simpson 29, N.Miles 25*, W.Perera 3/20, Z.Wickramanayaka 2/17); Tooradin 8/165 (R.Lehman 34, C.O’Hare 29, A.Avery 28, J.Browne 3/35, D.Doig 2/30) def Cardinia 163 (A.Nooy 43, B.Parrott 37, M.Welsh 34, R.Lehman 4/13, D.Sutton 4/46); Pakenham 3/174 (C.Smith 62, Z.Chaplin 52*, N.Close 33) def Merinda Park 6/170 (D.McCalman 61, M.Thomas 49, T.McDermott 2/14, J.Williams 2/38); Kooweerup 7/150 (M.Cooper 69*, A.Brooks 2/25, J.Hanfi-Scott 2/27, T.Rolfs 2/35) def Emerald 8/149 (A.Alenson 48*, C.Marsh 42*, J.Mathers 3/20, M.Cooper 2/21, M.Bright 2/23).

ROUND 3 Clyde 8/211 (D.Denton 52, K.Avard 48, G.Britt 39, B.Reid 25, T.Wheller 5/43) def Cardinia 7/208 (R.Campbell 66, T.Wheller 29, S.White 3/39); Kooweerup 1/148 (C.O’Hara 59, M.Cooper 52*, C.Bright 32*) def Pakenham 147 (J.Anning 33, S.Gramc 26, J.Williams 26, J.Mathers 3/18, M.Bright 2/4, M.Davey 2/17, M.Cooper 2/31); Upper Beaconsfield 3/207 (Z.Wickramanayaka 61, I.Jayasekara 56*, J.Bayard 40, W.Perera 28*) def Merinda Park 6/173 (D.McCalman 84*, S.Pitcher 3/17); Tooradin 8/184 (T.Hussey 37, J.Lownds 32, R.Lehman 25, C.Marsh 5/35) def Emerald 56 (K.Burns 4/21, R.Lehman 3/2, C.O’Hare 2/15).

DISTRICT ROUND 2 Cranbourne Meadows 156 (W.Cloney 27, V.Singh 26, P.Goyal 25, L.Harris 3/26, J.Donaldson 2/7, L.Gunton 2/12, L.Plozza 2/34) def Pakenham Upper/Toomuc 46 (M.Cowell 5/18, G.Singla 2/6); Tooradin 6/164 (K.Latham 48, D.Hunt 34*, S.Weir 3/13) def Officer 162 (J.Parnall 26, B.Mantel 3/48, B.Lownds 2/15, L.Adams 2/16); Devon Meadows 3/177 (B.Miles 77*, S.Clark 60, D.Henwood 2/48) def NNG/Maryknoll 173 (H.Webb 55, S.Hayes 47*, D.Glen 35, M.Hutchinson 3/30, S.Clark 3/31); Carlisle Park Vikings 4/164 (D.Nutting 73, M.Henry 29*, J.Hameeteman 28*) def Clyde 160 (G.Adams 45, J.Avard 37, C.King 2/8, M.Sinclair 2/23, T.Katarey 2/24, H.Staughair 2/30).

ROUND 3 Devon Meadows 4/166 (S.Clark 48*, N.Sathyajith 48, N.Worsteling 29, L.Murdoch 2/30) def Clyde 9/163 (D.Menuwara 53*, G.Adams 34, J.Avard 25, L.Carroll 5/17, M.Hutchinson 2/33); Cranbourne Meadows 7/206 (A.Uppal 66*, V.Singh 25, L.Adams 3/8, D.Hunt 2/49; Carlisle Park Vikings 5/85 (J.Hameeteman 38*, B.McLeod 2/17) def Pakenham Upper/Toomuc 81 (D.Strahan 28, C.King 2/6, A.Bajwa 2/12, T.Katarey 2/14, J.Gilbert 2/26); Officer 8/138 (L.Porter 45*, T.Clark 39, D.Henwood 4/22, S.Hayes 3/27) def NNG/ Maryknoll 136 (H.Webb 39, D.Gibbs 25, J.Bennie 3/27, L.Porter 2/17, S.Weir 2/35).

VSDCA - SOUTH/EAST ROUND 1 Elsternwick 3/145 def Endeavour Hills 142; Caulfield 5/244 def Noble Park; Bayswater 9/201 def Brighton 200; Oakleigh 9/171 def Croydon 141; Box Hill 5/289 def Moorabbin 8/135; Balwyn 6/165 def Malvern 8/161; Mount Waverley 2/88 def Ormond 87.

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