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MELBOURNE CUP DAY RACES at the Cranbourne Turf Club TH TUESDAY 7 NOVEMBER 2017

THE RACE THAT STOPS A NATION Gates Open: 10:30am • First Race: 12:30pm • Last Race: 4:15pm

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Residents of Casey

Congratulations!

After many years of planning and construction, the time has come to officially open the newly constructed Bunjil Place this weekend.

When we first announced our plan to build the $125 million facility in June 2013, the concepts looked inspiring and magnificent. To see how the plans and vision have now come to life is spectacular and I know our community will be impressed when they first walk through the doors.

Bunjil Place offers a variety of events, shows, exhibitions, live performances, business conferences and more to enliven the precinct year-round. There’s no doubt about it, Bunjil Place will offer something for everyone.

When we set about designing Bunjil Place, our motivation was the community. We made it our mission to create an inviting central heart for the community, that celebrates participation belonging and civic pride.

The ways in which our community will benefit from this facility are extraordinary. Be it through the new modern library set over three levels, the theatre fitted to seat 800 people, within the function centre capable of hosting a variety of events, wandering through the spacious gallery, through to the outdoor community plaza equipped with a big screen, playground, water features and war memorial.

Not only am I proud of the building, I am also proud of the financial strength behind it. At the beginning, we were faced with the prospect of paying off a 30 year loan of $90 million.

Over the last four years, we actively lobbied our federal government and through the valuable assistance of Jason Wood MP, Federal Member for La Trobe we achieved a $10 million grant towards the construction.

In addition, a number of

underperforming assets were disposed, ultimately reducing our loan requirement to $62 million, and the payback period to now only nine years!

So not only do we now have a beautiful precinct to enjoy, but we can also enjoy it without putting pressure on our rates. It’s an amazing success story for the city!

Joined by my fellow Councillors and Jason Wood MP, Federal Member for La Trobe, I will be commencing the official opening

celebrations on Saturday 28 October from 10.40 am with a Welcome to Country, ribbon cutting and plaque unveiling.

I look forward to seeing many of you at the opening weekend!

Come on down to visit your new home of entertainment and enjoy the free events and activities at our Opening Festival.

Cr Sam Aziz Mayor City of Casey

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CUP DAY … comes to Cranbourne

Kent’s Cup dream

By David Nagel Expect a mighty roar to engulf the first-ever Melbourne Cup Day meeting at Cranbourne on Tuesday 7 November if local trainer Michael Kent can fulfil a lifelong dream and win the famous Flemington two-miler.

In fact if Kent’s local apprentice Beau Mertens can pilot his master’s five-year-old mare Abbey Marie to victory in Australia’s greatest race - it could be the biggest day in Cranbourne’s racing history.

“It’s always been a boyhood dream of mine, it’s my favourite race, and to win it would be like a dream come true,” a hopeful Kent said.

“Beau Mertens has the ride as well, so for a couple of local lads to take out the Melbourne Cup would be a special day for Cranbourne.

Beau has been my apprentice and has turned out to be a very accomplished jockey, and I’ve got full confidence he’ll give her a great ride.”

Abbey Marie ran a slashing sixth in last week’s Caulfield Cup, forced three wide for the journey she boxed on well to finish less than three lengths from the winner - the Hayes-Dabernig trained Boom Time.

“She pulled up well after the Caulfield Cup, her first try at the 2400, and she was a little bit unlucky in the run,” Kent said.

“She was caught three deep in the straight, then in the slower part of the track, so I thought it was a great effort to finish where she did. She’s yet to be proven at the two miles, but she’s got the capacity to stay well, so at this stage I’d probably rate her as the best chance we’ve had in quite a while.

“Unusual Suspect was unlucky one year I thought, but you need a lot of luck to win the big ones.”

Kent is happy to be categorised with fellow trainers like Mornington’s Pat Carey and fellow

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Staying local to soak it up Michael Kent, left, is hoping his star mare Abbey Marie will bring the house down at Cranbourne Picture: STAR NEWS GROUP on Melbourne Cup day. 91764 Cranbourne training-partnership, Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young, who are prepared to be patient and take on the growing list of overseas raiders.

“Yeah, I suppose there’s a small group of us who could be put in that category,” Kent said.

“I personally think it’s a myth with some of these overseas horses that they’re better than what our horses are. I think it’s just the way we treat our horses as youngsters, we race them a lot as two and three-year-olds and then wonder why they don’t perform as older horses.

“If you stay patient and train these horses like they did in the good old days, with time and patience, I don’t think there’s any reason why we

can’t be competitive with the overseas horses.”

Abbey Marie is still not guaranteed a start in the great race, but is confident she will take her place in the 24-horse field.

“We’ve done the sums, and we’re probably 25th in the order of entry, so we’re very close to getting a run,” he said.

“I’ll enter her in the Lexus (2500m on Derby day) just in case, but hopefully we won’t need to run. I’d much rather take her straight into the Melbourne Cup.” Abbey Marie, a group one winner in the 2016 Australasian Oaks, is currently a $34 chance in the great race.

There will be plenty of fun and games on offer, but racing action for Cranbourne’s first Melbourne Cup race meeting will be focused squarely on Flemington.

The meeting will have all the hallmarks of a typical family race day - with free entertainment for the kids and a DJ on the lawn - but a lot of attention will be focused on the big screens.

Patrons can enjoy a more casual racing atmosphere and not miss any of the Flemington action. A Melbourne Cup Calcutta will operate in the main function area.

There will be six races locally - each celebrating a particular town in the area - and marquee and umbrella packages available on the lawn.

And anyone buying a ticket online can cash in on a two for one deal - that’s two admission tickets for only $15.

Gates open 10.30am, with the first race at Flemington at 11am. The first of the six race local card starts at 12.30pm.

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WHAT’S ON SATURDAY 28 OCTOBER

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Designing Bunjil Place Exhibition @ Gallery ALL DAY 10.00 am – 7.00 pm

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DreamWorks Trolls Performance @ Theatre 10.30 am

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Nick Jr’s PAW Patrol Performance @ Theatre 10.30 am

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Bernardo Soler Performance @ Library 11.00 am

Official Opening Ceremony with Mayor Cr Sam Aziz @ Plaza 10.40 am

Children are Stinky Performance @ Studio 11.30 am DreamWorks Trolls Performance @ Theatre 12.00 noon

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FOOD TRUCK ALLEY Get in my belly! Enjoy the tastiest treats in town from some of Melbourne’s best food trucks including Two Fat Indians, Beatbox Kitchen, Copa Food Truck and Grill, Oscar’s Vintage, Dolly’s Sister Café, La Revolucion, Mr Burger, Bianco Latte and Nem N Nem.

HIP HOP WORKSHOP Kick it with the raddest b-boys in town with all the tricks and flips. Drop in to give our new black-box studio a test run with a follow-the-leader style class that would make Kanye quiver.

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SNAP! CRACKLE! POP! For the pop-addicted, the pleasure popper, the pop-as-you-wrap biodegradable popper, this workshop (using A LOT of biodegrable bubble wrap), is about creating and playing with a bubble wrap puppet.

YOU AND I – RACHAEL BECK AND MICHAEL CORMICK Returning from London’s West End, award winning musical theatre star Michael Cormick reunites with his leading lady Rachael Beck, in what will be a powerhouse performance for all musical theatre lovers.

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As our city continues to grow, demand for parking will increase. As part of the City of Casey’s journey towards becoming a smart city, we’re installing new technology that will make finding a car park quicker and easier.

Throughout the month we will be installing Smart Parking technology within the library, Casey Arc and Bunjil Place basement car parks.

Smart Parking provides real time information on parking through a cloud based service, collected by tech sensors located in the ground. The sensors send data to smart phone apps and traffic signs to help guide you to an available parking space.

Additional benefits of the technology include the ability to manage parking demand, to ensure fair access to short-stay parking spaces is prioritised closer to businesses and facilities, to reduce traffic congestion caused by cars circling for a park, and the ability to integrate additional car parks into the system in the future.

Two traffic signs will be installed on Patrick Northeast Drive to show the parking availability within the three Bunjil Place precinct car parks. One sign will face vehicles entering from Magid Drive and the other for vehicles entering from Overland Drive.

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From Monday 30 October the new home for Council’s Customer Service Centre will be located at Bunjil Place and will provide an improved customer experience for residents and visitors. With a self-assist kiosk and concierge on hand, you will spend less time queuing and more time exploring the precinct.

Business as usual will occur from the existing Civic Centre up until 6.00 pm on Friday 27 October. This will also be the final day of operations at Council’s Percy Trewin Annexe, Regency Drive and Verdun Drive offices with these services being relocated and accessible at Bunjil Place from Monday 30 October.

Council Meetings will be held in the new Bunjil Place Function Centre the first one taking place on Thursday 9 November.

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CUP DAY … comes to Cranbourne

Wizard’s local spell

By Garry Howe For years a magnificent framed photo of turf champion Eurythmic took pride of place in the scales area of the Cranbourne Turf Club administration building.

Many admired the timber-framed print the majestic steed ears pricked with jockey Frank Dempsey astride - but no-one really knew its significance.

The inscription suggests the print was presented to trainer Jack Holt by Eurythmic’s owner Sir Ernest Lee Steere, date unknown.

How it ended up at Cranbourne is anyone’s guess, but the local connection became apparent during research earlier this year for a special centenary edition of the PakenhamBerwick Gazette.

It emerged that Jack Holt had a genuine local connection and could be considered among the region’s elite sporting figures, right up there with our first Olympic gold medallist, Berwick resident Edwin Flack.

In 1933, Holt trained Hall Mark to win Australia’s most famous race, the Melbourne Cup. In the early part of the last century, he was considered Australia’s top racehorse trainer the Bart Cummings of his era.

The Epsom-based trainer never married and lived out his life with his spinster sisters on the Mornington Peninsula and, through his exploits on the racetrack, became known as the Wizard of Mordialloc.

What few people realise is that the master horseman grew up and first plied his trade in and around Berwick - and may have remained there if not for a particularly wet winter in 1908.

Jack was the fourth child to Irish immigrants Michael and Mary Holt, who lived in a humble cottage just opposite the gateway to Berwick’s famous Edrington estate.

Born in November 1879, he was given his father’s name, but became more widely known as Jack.

Author Maurice Cavanough, in his Jack Holt biography The Wizard of Mordialloc, describes his father Michael Holt was a typical Irishman - thick set, round face, ready wit and infectious laugh - and had considerable skill as a veterinarian.

“People from Belgrave to Hastings called upon his skills and good nature and there were many nights when he left his family, not to return until dawn, in the cause of a sick or injured animal,” Cavanough wrote.

The children attended the weatherboard Catholic Church in Berwick of a Sunday, they all sang in the choir and learned to ride a horse as soon as they could walk.

Young Jack gave an early indication of his business acumen, earning pocket money by laying the drag ahead of the local Hunt and, when he left school, worked briefly for the postal department delivering mail on his pony.

Cavanough wrote that the postal route took in many wealthy property holders in the district and “the lad’s dignified bearing, good

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Cranbourne Turf Club chief executive Neil Bainbridge admires the print of Jack Holt’s champion Eurythmic, which somehow found its way to the Cranbourne Turf Club. manner, pleasant disposition made a strong impression and many of them became patrons when he eventually set up as a horse trainer”.

Few were as impressed with the boy than a gentleman named E.L. Vieusseax, the owner and headmaster of Berwick Grammar School.

A fine sportsman, he turned out some good cricketers from the school, including Test allrounder Harry Graham.

Although stern as a disciplinarian, Mr Vieusseax was said to have a good heart and a friendship soon developed between the principal and messenger boy over a friendly game of billiards.

In 1896, when only 16, Jack resigned from the postal department and set himself up as a trainer of racehorses and ponies. He quickly gained the patronage of some of the most prominent families in the district.

One of these was an upright and colourful gentleman named Richard Grice, who had one of the biggest stables in the district. Members of the Brunt family, who had lived in the Berwick district almost from its formation, also encouraged the young trainer. It was with a horse named Flying Fox, owned by A. and G. Brunt, that Holt won his first metropolitan race in 1911.

Cavanough wrote that in his early years as a trainer, Jack Holt made a number of successful visits to city racecourses and usually stayed overnight at the home of S.D. Fisher, the jockey who won the 1904 Melbourne Cup on John Wren’s horse Murmur.

“For the most part, however, he was content to place his horses at meetings in the Gippsland district, with reasonably satisfactory results. He trained on the Beaconsfield Racecourse and how long he may have been content to stay there is a matter of conjecture,”

Champion trainer Jack Holt, who grew up in Berwick and began his racing career there. the author wrote.

“However, the wet winter of 1908 brought about a dramatic change in his life. He found the mountain soil at Beaconsfield too wet to work his horses and he made what was intended to be a temporary change to Epsom racecourse, where he rented stables. He was delighted to find who well his charges worked in the sandy going at Epsom and made the move permanent.”

In the 17 seasons from 1918-19 to 1934-35 he headed the Victorian Trainers’ Premiership 13 times, was runner up three times and third once. He won all the major races in Melbourne and Sydney - many on multiple occasions.

Cranbourne Cup winner Folkswood is now taking on racing toughest assignment - trying to stop champion mare Winx in her quest for a third straight Cox Plate at Moonee Valley this Saturday, 28 October.

Folkswood is one of two international runners in the $3 million Group 1 classic and will be ridden by in-form jockey Kerrin McEvoy, who also partnered him at Cranbourne, the day after winning the $10 million The Everest in Sydney on Redzel.

The northern hemisphere four-year-old will then likely head to the last day of the Melbourne Cup carnival at Flemington to contest the Group 1 Emirates Stakes, formerly the Mackinnon Stakes, over 2000 metres.

Cranbourne Turf Club chief executive Neil Bainbridge said it was great that a Cranbourne Cup winner was mixing it in the best company over the Spring Racing Carnival.

He said it was an indication of how the status of the $300,000 local feature race had lifted in recent years.

At Moonee Valley on Saturday, Folkswood will aim to deliver an eighth victory on Australian soil over the past 12 months for his trainer, the UK-based Charlie Appleby.

Winx will be trying for her 22nd straight victory in the Cox Plate - and attempt to equal Kingston Town’s record of three straight wins in the race.

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Bunjil Place opening Designing Bunjil Place The first exhibition of the Bunjil Place Gallery

More than books at Bunjil Place Library Bunjil Place Library sets the standard for contemporary and leading-edge library design and is the ideal space to discover, learn and connect.

Set over three levels, it offers a vibrant children’s zone, living-room styled youth area with audio visual and gaming capability, amphitheatre, outdoor reading garden, meeting rooms and art wall.

28 October – 3 December 2017

Designing Bunjil Place is an exhibition that celebrates and reflects upon the making of Bunjil Place while showcasing the multi-award winning architectural practice of Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp (fjmt).

Come and explore this incredible state-of-the-art space and find out about its year-round program of events and activities for all ages at bunjilplace.com.au.

This inaugural exhibition for Bunjil Place Gallery celebrates and reflects upon the making of Bunjil Place whilst tracing the evolution of the building design, from sketch to detailed constuction drawings to the final built form and highlights contributions from expert and specialist collaborators alongside the key building achievements directed by leading international construction company Multiplex.

Through a variety of two and three-dimensional materials including architectural and construction drawings, models, building fragments, photography and video you can get a behind-the-scenes look at fjmt studio’s working methods and creative processes.

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By Cam Lucadou-Wells A former AFL footballer accused of being a member of an outlaw motorbike gang has been bailed on drug trafficking and weapons charges.

Justin Lee Berry, 36, of Dandenong North, was described by police as being addicted to meth and supporting the Hells Angels motorcycle gang during a Dandenong Magistrates’ Court bail hearing on 23 October.

The former St Kilda and Carlton footballer has been known as a footballing superstar in Melbourne’s South-East - with stints at Cranbourne, Devon Meadows, and Garfield as well as Frankston’s VFL side.

Berry had spent the previous 23 days in custody.

He was represented by Victoria Legal Aid after being dumped by his barrister earlier that day.

Berry’s home, secured with high-definition CCTV, was raided by Armed Crime Squad police on 29 September as part of Operation Gloom, the court heard.

The operation is a police crackdown on firearms in South-East Melbourne.

Police allegedly seized 30 exhibits including a 3D-printed handgun in a garage safe and a rifle wrapped in a blanket in the master bed-

room, along with a variety of ammunition.

The printed gun’s firing capability was still to be tested, police informant First Constable Jason Budge told the court.

Inside Berry’s car police allegedly found 14 grams of methamphetamine, several ecstasy tablets, 1,4 butanediol, drug transaction notes, digital scales and knuckledusters.

Police also seized a stolen motorbike, several Tasers, several knuckledusters, a laser pointer, and a sheathed sword inside the home and garage.

A wooden pole with a grip and exposed nails found in the garage was described by magistrate Jack Vandersteen as a “viciously manufactured weapon” that could blind or kill a person.

Const Budge said the unemployed Berry was now dealing in drugs as his main income for supporting himself, his partner and children.

“He has told investigators that he is a supporter of the Hells Angels motorcycle group.”

In a police interview, Berry made “full admissions” to trafficking drugs for three years as well as possessing the prohibited weapons, firearms and proceeds of crime, First Const Budge said.

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Defence lawyer Adrian Dessi questioned if Berry had admitted to simply selling meth “intermittently” to a group of friends over a course of time rather than running a business.

Berry’s links to the Hells Angels were untested, Mr Dessi said.

Mr Dessi described Berry as being born and raised in Lyndhurst and Cranbourne, who had been in “significantly good physical health”.

He played TAC Cup with Dandenong Stingrays and was then drafted by St Kilda in the same year as Nick Riewoldt.

Recently, Berry’s life of family, hard work and good health was put on hold due to a severe neck injury, Mr Dessi said.

The applicant seemed to have found himself in “some financial straits”.

“He is someone who understands he ought to desist whatever he is doing now.”

Berry had been previously convicted of dishonestly receiving stolen goods at Frankston Magistrates’ Court in November 2016, the court heard.

Police opposed bail, describing the combination of Berry’s drug addiction and weapons as a risk to the community - as well as to his drug-dealing victims.

Most of the ammunition and drugs were accessible to young children living in the home, First Const Budge said.

Magistrate Jack Vandersteen pondered how Berry’s partner - though with no criminal record - could not have known about the weapons and drugs at home.

Mr Vandersteen said there was quite strong evidence against Berry, but the applicant had been open and frank about the matter.

He said Berry’s risk of re-offending could be managed due to his age, lack of relevant priors, availability of drug treatment on the CISP program, and family support.

The bail conditions included a night curfew, a ban on leaving Victoria, daily reporting to police and to comply with the CISP program.

Berry was bailed to appear at Dandenong Magistrates’ Court on 2 November.

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smile. They love riding on them. They have a ball.”

Cranbourne CFA First Lieutenant Dennis Latchford said: “We have the truck down there every year. For two reasons, for one publicity for the kids to climb through it but we’re also down there if something happens in the main street we’ve got a truck ready to go.”

“You quite often pick up a few more volunteers out of it. They start talking and get interested in it.”

Narre Warren SES also had their truck on display, with kids jumping with excitement into the front seat.

“We were there from a community education perspective. We gave out lots of pamphlets, and little soft toy trucks and pens.

“We give some to the kids and talk to the parents for five minutes on what they do and how they can how they can prepare in their home for storm and emergencies,” said Narre Warren SES Controller Clinton Brown.

He said of all the major events they’d attended in the past, the GP Run was the “biggest crowd by far.”

Senior Sergeant Alan Dew of Cranbourne Police said the GP Run went well.

“The public were well behaved and they stayed back from the roads. We didn’t have any issues as far as I’m aware,” he said.

Money raised will go to the Casey-Cardinia Foundation to help community groups across the region.

“We had 14 volunteers assisting the founda-

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We raised $907,” said Casey-Cardinia Foundation chairman Paul Thomas.

He said the foundation was grateful to be chosen by the City of Casey as the event’s charity partner this year.

“It was the first time the foundation had been involved in the event. The fund-raising and generosity of the community was appreciated. It was also an opportunity for the foundation to connect with the community and explain the work it does.

“The foundation provides grants to numerous Casey Cardinia not for profit community groups each year and assists older persons, youth, those with a disability and the disadvantaged,” Mr Thomas said.

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Flag-bearer Casey’s Councillor Wayne Smith said you could feel the electricity in the air.

“The weather didn’t put too many off. It was fantastic. It was overcast but no wind which makes it always easier to go up in the cherrypicker.”

He said it took nearly 30 minutes for the final bike to cross the start line as they headed off to Philip Island along the South Gippsland Highway for the Moto GP. “Matt Prins sang the national anthem and he nailed it. That was fantastic. He’s been a local performer for a long time and I was happy to recommend him to do it.”

There was plenty of entertainment, stallholders and family activities such as craft, Daytona racing, face painting, workshops and market stalls set up along High Street with significant traffic management in place.

Former Casey councillor Bob Halsall from Casey Radio also helped broadcast a live-to-air coverage of the event.

City of Casey socialite Lady Uppity Crust also handed out flags, adding the event made a statement for Casey and “sets a scene” for the Moto GP. “I had a ball. It was fantastic to see so many people that had been coming for years. It puts Cranbourne on the map and the City of Casey.

It was great for Lady Uppity to chat to the local radio and hand out flags to families,” she said.

“And to have Cr Wayne Smith and Cr Amanda Stapleton doing the flag wave-off was absolutely fantastic. Lady Uppity thanks the City of Casey and the volunteers for supporting this great event.”

Dandenong Harley Owners Group held a fund-raising breakfast for charity group Very Special Kids.

“We took nearly $2000 and that money then gets presented in a cheque to the Very Special Kids down at Lord Somers Camp which we go down to twice a year and give them Harley rides.

“We do the barbecue every year. We’ve been doing it since City of Casey created it. We get a heap of our members to go down there,” said Rodney Gadsden, merchandise officer for Dandenong Harley Owners Group.

He said it was a worthy cause each year, with the group raising nearly $50,000 since participating in the GP Run. “So the money we made from the GP Run will be presented to them during our next visit in February,” he said.

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The Star News will still be the go-to destination for all you need to know locally, not only in print, but online as well at Starcommunity.com.au So to make sure you are fully informed and don’t miss out on any breaking news, like our Starnews Facebook page or follow us on Twitter @Starnews This week is huge for the area, with the opening of the City of Casey’s much anticipated - and debated - Bunjil Place development.

The largest capital undertaking by a council in the state - and probably beyond Bunjil is being spruiked as a game-changer for the region. It will be interesting to monitor community feedback as council throws the doors open this weekend.

Councils are often criticised and, being Australia’s largest, Casey is certainly not excluded from that scrutiny. But even the critics must acknowledge the council’s vision and foresight in delivering a project like Bunjil, which gives to the arts and wider community a facility to compare to those provided to the sports-mad population at Casey Fields, Casey Race and the like.

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Charged on terror funds A 43-year-old Hampton Park man, charged with allegedly supporting the Islamic State’s fight in the Middle East was refused bail at Melbourne Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday 24 October.

His arrest follows an investigation by members of the Victorian Joint Counter Terrorism Team (JCTT).

The JCTT - comprising officers from the Australian Federal Police, ASIO, and Victoria Police - arrested the man, Isa Kocoglu at his Hampton Park home on the morning of Tuesday 24 October. It’s alleged Kocoglu provided funds and services to people engaged in the conflict in Syria supporting Islamic State.

He has been charged with providing sup-

port to a person who has entered a foreign state with the intention of undertaking hostile activities, contrary to Section 7(1)(e) of the Crimes (Foreign Incursions and Recruitment) Act 1978.

There is no current or impending threat to the community here as a result of the activity.

AFP Assistant Commissioner Ian McCartney, National Manager Counter Terrorism, said the arrest was the culmination of an investigation spanning more than 16 months.

“These types of investigations are complex and protracted,” Assistant Commissioner McCartney said.

“Our investigators invest countless hours to ensure the safety of Australians, and to bring

to account those who seek to harm our community and way of life.”

Victoria Police Deputy Commissioner Specialist Operations Shane Patton said this arrest should serve a strong message to those supporting fighters involving in the conflict in Syria.

“This arrest sends a very strong message of deterrence to those who would seek to provide support or fund terrorism that they will be investigated and held to account,” Deputy Commissioner Patton said.

“It is another example of a successful operation involving the Joint Counter Terrorism Team targeting terrorism.”

Kocoglu will be back in court on January 29.

Masked man in attack Casey Crime Investigation Unit detectives are appealing for public assistance following a robbery in Narre Warren on 19 October.

Investigators have been told a 17-year-old boy had been walking along Maramba Drive near the intersection of Deanswood Way about 7pm when he noticed three males on the opposite side of the road, one of whom was wearing a mask.

It is alleged the masked male, followed by the other two, approached the victim, punching and kicking him to the ground.

He then demanded the victim’s bag.

When the victim refused, it’s alleged one of the other men kicked him to the head.

The victim handed the bag over to the group, who fled along Kendall Avenue.

Police have been told a female passerby who saw the incident chased the group down the street in a vehicle before confronting two of the males, who eventually gave her the bag.

The bag was returned to the victim, howev-

er it was missing a small amount of cash and a laptop, which has been described as an Apple MacBook Air with a “Beats by Dre” sticker on the inside.

The victim was not injured during the incident.

Police have released images and CCTV vision of three men who they believe may be able to assist with their inquiries.

The masked male is perceived to be of Asian appearance, aged in his late teens and about 170cm tall with a tanned complexion.

He had a septum piercing and was wearing a green singlet at the time.

The second male was taller than the first and aged in his late teens with dark hair and a beard.

He was wearing white/light grey pants, a grey track top with a black logo on one side of the chest and brown hiking/work boots, and wore diamond studs in his ears.

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Police arrested a Hampton Park man, alleging he provided funds and services to supporting Islamic State in the conflict in Syria.

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Police have released images and CCTV vision of three men who they believe may be able to assist with their inquiries.

Picture: CONTRIBUTED Eastern in appearance, aged in his late teens and about 170cm tall.

He was wearing a denim jacket, white Tshirt, black pants and a cap.

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

The Cranbourne line is at a two year high when it comes to punctuality, according to Public Transport Victoria data.

Metro spokesperson Marcus Williams said Cranbourne’s punctuality improved each month since May this year to reach its highest since February 2015.

Performance on the Cranbourne train line showed month-on-month improvement in September with 98.6 per cent of services delivered and 91.9 per cent on time.

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The State Labor Government refuses to let private enterprise into the ranger and scientific functions to bring competition.

From lack of mammal surveys to pest management incompetence, the list goes on funded by you the taxpayer. This is costing the environment, taxpayers and tourism.

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Thumbs Up To Bunjil Place finally opening to the public this weekend. Can’t wait to have a look.

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By Brendan Rees A Hampton Park couple have reflected on their “commitment to one another” after celebrating their 65th wedding anniversary.

Ken and Joy Reedy celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary on 11 October, marking the occasion with a lunch with family at Cannibal Creek Vineyard and Winery in Tynong.

“We had a lovely day. It was very special and wonderful,” Joy said.

Ken and Joy received a letter from the Queen, Governor-General, and Prime Minister to mark their 65th and 60th wedding anniversaries.

Joy said Federal Member for Holt Anthony Byrne visited their home for their 65th wedding anniversary, presenting a card and Australian flag as a gift. “It was wonderful - very warm and kind. Quite an honour I thought.”

Ken, 88 and Joy, 84 have two sons; Greg and Malcolm, two daughters; Pam and Dee, nine grandchildren and were expecting their first great-grandchild this month.

The couple met at a 21st birthday party at Dandenong Town Hall when Joy was only 15 years old. “We didn’t know one another.

I thought it would be nice if he asked for a dance and he did and that’s how it all started,” she said.

The couple married in 1952 at the Methodist Church in Dandenong. “We’ve been together for 67 years, because we were engaged for two years,” Joy adds.

Joy said when they married she was a telephonist in Dandenong.

“I worked in the bakery five years prior to that. I changed jobs six or eight months before we got married because I was wanting extra money.”

Joy said her mother thought she was “too young” when she met Ken: “She didn’t want me to marry until I was 21. We were engaged at 17 and married at 19. We didn’t have any family until I was 23.”

“We had four of our children in the next five years. It could not have been organised better, I would say. They’ve all grown up well together,” she said.

The couple have lived in Hampton Park all their married life and worked on their farm, adding it “was a real good happy life.”

They have since down-sized in their home.

“It’s the best thing we’ve ever done. It’s fantastic at this stage of our life because we just love it. And Ken almost every day says ‘Gee, I just love living here.’”

When asked the key to a long-lasting marriage, the couple said: “Christian values - we’ve never had an argument, we’ve had plenty of discussions and we’ve always worked as a team.”

“We lived by our commitment to one another. That was our life. We produced a family that we’re very proud of and we’ve had lifelong friends that have helped us to have a very happy life - lots of wonderful friends during our life that we’re very thankful for,” Joy said.

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Tell us something most people would not know about you…

I can’t play the piano.

What was your most memorable moment?

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If you could attend a sporting event anywhere in the world, what would it be?

The Melbourne Cup. Australia is the best place on earth.

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Current Cranbourne trainer and former champion jockey Pat Hyland won the 1985 Melbourne Cup on What A Nuisance for Lloyd Williams, the second of the leviathan owner’s five cup winners. What A Nuisance was retired to Hyland’s Clyde property and died in April 2005 at the age of 26. Hyland rode 2382 career winners.

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The local connection to the Melbourne Cup goes back to the first race meeting held in Cranbourne over two days in April 1867, when an aged gelding named Toryboy won the feature Cranbourne Handicap over 3218 metres. Toryboy had won the Melbourne Cup in 1865, netting a fortune for his owner, Prahran draper B.C. Marshall.

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Jack Holt was Australia’s most successful trainer in the early part of the last century - considered the Bart Cummings of his era and won the 1933 Melbourne Cup with Hall Mark. Holt, known as the “Wizard of Mordialloc” grew up in Berwick and actually started his training career on the old Beaconsfield racecourse.

What is your favorite television show?

Ray Donovan.

What has been your most embarrassing moment to date?

On stage crouching down delivering a line when my pants ripped at the seam in front of 1000 people.

Which six guests - dead or alive - would you invite to your ideal dinner party?

Danny Kaye, Louis Armstrong, Amy Winehouse, John Candy, Jim Carrey and Michael Hutchence.

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What would your last meal on earth be?

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U2 at Etihad stadium.

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The Wall of Global Friendships is a unique outdoor community space which celebrates Casey’s diverse cultural community and represents the different ethnic groups that have settled in Casey.

Multicultural community groups can become involved by contributing an inscribed plaque to be permanently displayed on the wall, located at the rear of the Balla Balla Community Centre in Cranbourne East.

Council is currently seeking three culturally diverse organisations to contribute a bronze plaque for the Wall of Global Friendships and is taking Expressions of Interest until 5.00 pm on 15 November 2017.

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People suffering from a terminal illness should have the “choice” to end their life, says Member for Cranbourne Jude Perera, as Victoria’s assisted dying bill hit parliament this week.

Victorians who are terminally ill are one step closer to having access to voluntary assisted dying after the Legislative Assembly voted to pass the bill, without any amendments today (Friday 20 October).

“Those who oppose the bill are not prepared to give the choice to human beings to end their lives if they are in great pain that they cannot relieve and if they are close to death,” said Mr Perera.

He said some were trying to find fault by saying that “there are too many safeguards.”

“These safeguards are there to make the legislation more stringent than legislation that exists in other countries where some forms of euthanasia have been legal for several years.”

“All of the others who are beating around the bush are less than honest as well as being unconcerned about other people’s suffering.”

Mr Perera said the legislation was “not about living or dying” but rather those who are “progressing towards death.”

“It is about giving them the choice to decide when to die and how to die and who should be around them at the critical moment,” he said.

Gembrook MP Brad Battin supported freedom of choice but said the Assisted Dying Bill before the parliament was “flawed.”

“The protections are not appropriate. The fact they do not have a part in the legislation defining the substance to be used is reason enough to vote this bill down. I could not support a law to allow a person to take their life when the law fails to have the medication that will be used,” Mr Battin said.

“I supported an amendment to ensure these areas would be addressed, however this

logical amendment failed to gain enough support.”

MLC for South-Eastern Metropolitan Inga Peulich said Casey community should be disappointed with their three Labor members “all of whom voted for state sanctioned taking of human life.”

“A State regime facilitating or taking of human life is unethical and frightening especially as it does not protect or exclude people who suffer from mental health or illness and does not protect older persons from coercion and elder abuse.”

Ms Peulich said the regime was fraught with dangers and would “corrode” the relationship between Victorians, doctors and medical institutions.

“I am disappointed that Labor MPs were not given a full conscience vote to vote this Kill Bill down.”

Bass MP Brian Paynter said the bill would give adults the “opportunity” to initiate a conversation about voluntary assisted dying.

Mr Paynter said this would include people who had a decision-making capacity, were diagnosed with an incurable illness that was progressive, and was expected to cause death within weeks or months.

He said provided it included sufficient safeguards, “I would give it my support.”

Narre Warren South MP Judith Graley said she had “solid support” and opposed reasoned amendment.

“I contend that the model in this bill respects personal autonomy with strong safeguards that protect the person, health practitioners and the community.”

The Bill is expected to be debated in the upper house in the sitting week starting Tuesday 31 October.

Should the Bill pass parliament, there will be an 18-month implementation period before access to assisted dying will begin.

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Stormtroopers strike back and get their motors runnin' Some white armour had heads turning at last Saturday’s Cranbourne GP Run on 21 October.

More than 6000 people turned out to celebrate the event where thousands of bikes lined High Street for their mass ride to Phillip Island for the Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix.

But crowds may have been forgiven for a moment that they were a part of a Hollywood set as a couple of bikers were spotted donned in Stormtrooper costumes from the movie blockbuster Star Wars.

“That was different. Haven’t had that before,” said Casey Cr Wayne Smith.

Community members shared a brew and their views with police on Wednesday 4 October as part of National Coffee with a Cop Day, which was hosted by Donut King at Cranbourne Park.

Casey Community Engagement Officer Acting Sergeant Laura Carter said the hour-long event was hosted by cafes at shopping centres across Casey, Cardinia and Greater Dandenong.

Sgt Carter said Cranbourne Park hosted monthly events, usually on the last Wednesday of the month, and will be hosting again on the 26 October.

Councillors play Goldilocks at Bunjil There has been some early road-testing of some of Bunjil Place’s junior-sized equipment by some adventurous adults.

On a preview tour of their new premises, Casey councillors tried out the children’s playground equipment with abundant enthusiasm.

Some even managed to snuggle up in some of the children's library’s most cosy corners.

Cheeky trick on Tigers fan boss Who was the mischievous staff member who played a cheeky trick on their chief executive during a state ministerial visit?

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Dive in for the open day 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 storewide 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.

“It’s important for communities to support their own because for a small business to endure they rely on their local community.

“Let’s face it, if you have a pool and live in Brighton, you’re not coming to Beaconsfield to get your products. So I’m relying on the peo-

Grant and Sam from Poolside Beaconsfield with Andrew from the Bendigo Bank who are teaming up to celebrate Poolside Beaconsfield's 2017 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS annual open day. 173776 ple around us and in return they expect good quality and exceptional service.”

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.”

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

TOURISM TravAbility Cardinia’s TravAbility is a full service travel agency, travel industry consultancy and a Disability Inclusive Stock Image Library.

Co-founder Bill Forrester said that the company’s mission was to be an agent of change, to inspire people who have never travelled before to do so, and to inspire others to do more.

“To encourage all cultures of the world to see disability as an integral part of life, and to provide the motivation and tools to the tourism industry to allow them to create accessible environments that enable inclusion in an economically sustainable way,” he said.

Cardinia Beaconhills Golf Links Cardinia Beaconhills Golf Links is a 27-hole picturesque golf course in Upper Beaconsfield.

The golf club offers not just golf but also foot golf and hire of the venue for local functions.

It also offers golf lessons from a PGA professional and plenty of opportunities throughout the year for juniors and women clinics.

Club manager Fiza Errington said the club’s green fees were one of the best value for money deals on offer from $20 for nine holes and “we offer a wide range of membership options to cater for different needs”.

“The whole venue is available for hire for any functions including weddings, catering

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for up to 200 standing guests with a fully functional kitchen and bar.

“Footgolf is a fun sport, playing with a soccer ball on the golf course, starting from $13 a game.

“Beaconhills is more than just a golf club.

We pride on being a community club, working with local businesses and offering more than just golf,” Ms Errington said.

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Safir Tours Safir Tours offers a complete array of inbound tourism services geared to a wide range of travellers from various parts of the world.

Safir Tours chief executive Nayaz Noor said the company provides an end-to-end solution for independent travellers, family groups, meetings, conferences and incentive groups.

Safir Tours is helping to sell the Australian university experience to prospective students from India with the company organising a national tour for 49 visiting students including a stop at Federation University in Berwick on 3 October.

Casey and District Multiple Birth Association Casey and District Multiple Birth Association (CDMBA) is a not for profit association, totally managed by volunteers, and has been providing parent to parent support to multiple birth families in the Casey, Cardinia, Gippsland and Dandenong regions for 30 years.

All volunteers have walked in the footsteps of a new multiple birth family and know the value of a listening ear and a compassionate conversation.

The support and assistance is provided in a number of ways to families with twins, triplets or more - from the antenatal stage through to schooling years and beyond.

“We have been operating in the outer south eastern suburbs of Melbourne for 30 years, supporting the needs of families with twins, triplets and more - through playgroups, social events and information for all new multiple birth families in Casey and Cardinia,” said CDMBA membership secretary Monica Rankin.

“We provide information and support to families from the time they discover they are

Waverley Industries Waverley Industries empowers people with a disability and enhances their lives by providing them with meaningful high quality employment.

The not-for-profit organisation’s Human Resources Officer Noella Malabar said people found working in their team to be “exceptionally rewarding and an experience second to none.”

Ms Malabar said the company was in its 33rd year of operation and employed more than 270 people with special needs “empowering and enhancing their lives by offering them meaningful employment opportunities in packaging, assembly, storage and warehouse and hospitality and catering”.

Kare One Pty Ltd Kare One is a privately owned company that delivers homecare, personal care and respite care throughout the south and south eastern regions of Melbourne.

“We pride ourselves on delivering quality care through careful carer placement, focusing on teamwork and recognition of the individuality of all parties involved,” said Kare One’s founder Joanne (Jodie) King. Kare One also offered an emergency 24-hour on call service which is delivered in-house, ensuring that clients and carers alike have direct accessibility to services and support.

The company’s services included personal/ attendant care, home care, respite care, companionship, community access, live-in care, home safe services and general home maintenance for a whole range of different types of people.

WHAT’S ON Family movie night Alive Crusade is holding a family movie night screening Disney’s “Inside Out” on 10 November at Wilson Botanic Park in Berwick. The night will consist of some pre-movie family friendly entertainment, screening of the movie, food and drink vendors and a raffle. There will be kids entertainment, Raffle, food trucks and BYO picnic rugs/bean bags. It will be a free event with the option of a voluntary gold coin donation upon entry. All funds going towards Alive Crusade centre for suicide depression, and anxiety prevention.

Venue: Wilson Botanic Park, Berwick. Friday 10 November from 6pm. For more information, check out www.alivecrusade.com or find us on Facebook.

Berwick Toy Library Open Day 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 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.

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Hawaiian Day The Cranbourne Garden Club has a special day each year - this year it is a Hawaiian-themed Day including hula dancing. Casey Councillor Amanda Stapledon will be judging the best and craziest costumes.

Venue: The Cranbourne Public Hall. Date: Thursday 9 November at 2pm.

Zumba class Bounce into fitness with instructor Nidia at Brentwood Park Neighbourhood House.

Thursdays, 7-8pm at Brentwood Park Neighbourhood House, 21A Bemersyde Drive, Berwick; $10 per session. Bookings: 9702 1218 or admin@bpnh.org.au

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Hallam Community Learning Centre is holding their annual market day. Why not come along and grab a bargain. Lots of stalls - kids clothing, candles, jewellery, toys, plants, make-up, Tupperware, garden ornaments, paintings, knitted items, linen, gifts, clothing, spices, photographs, brick-a-brack, food and drink vans and much more. Special guests will be members of the Cosplay South East Superheroes and fantasy characters.

Venue: Hallam Community Centre 56 Kays Avenue, Hallam, Saturday 18 November. Time: 10am-3pm. Contact: admin@hallamclc.com. au

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November at 7.30pm at the Cranbourne Complex Meeting Room, 65 Berwick-Cranbourne Road, Cranbourne, (use Casey Radio entrance).

The speaker will be Garry Wood. He will be talking about DNA. Contact Lynne Bradley on 8787 5558 for further information. Thank you.

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Spring into play The City of Casey is joining in the nation-wide Children’s Week celebrations by hosting a free fun day out for local children. This event aims to celebrate the participation and value of children in our community. There will be a sausage sizzle, face painting, arts and crafts, music and more. No bookings required, just turn up and enjoy the fun!

Date: Thursday 26 October Time: 10am -1pm Venue: Old Cheese Factory, 34 Homestead Road, Berwick Details: www.casey.vic.gov.au/ arts-leisure/calendar-of-events/spring-intoplay

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Halloween at the Old Cheese Factory Head to the Old Cheese Factory this Halloween for some frightening fun! There be a range of activities for pre-school and primary school-aged children including treat making, haunted inflatable maze and giant inflatable slide, Halloween-

themed children’s disco, mask making, face painting and various Halloween themed areas to explore throughout the Old Cheese Factory.

Dress in Halloween costumes and participate in trick or treating in a safe, controlled environment.

Date: Tuesday 31 October Time: 3pm - 8pm Venue: Old Cheese Factory, 34 Homestead Road, Berwick Cost: Children $10, Adults Free Details and tickets: www.casey.vic.gov.au/halloweenOCF

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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.

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Gethsemane Church, a not-for-profit, charitable, community-minded organisation 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 Roa, Clyde North on 2 December 6pm9.30pm.

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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. The organisers welcome any dog lovers to join the 'Tales of Fluff’ team for Bark for Life.

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

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

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The contributions have come in many ways including specific grants, sponsorships, university scholarships and defibrillators.

In 2017 the branch awarded $29,082 in community grants to 19 local community groups at a presentation held at local restaurant Sawtelli’s.

The event highlighted a wide range of community projects driven by local community members.

The funds awarded on the night are a direct result of customers supporting the branch through their banking.

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60” Titan® HD 2500 Series •฀TURBO฀FORCE®฀deck฀-฀ 7/10-gauge฀high฀strength฀ steel฀with฀bull฀nose฀bumper •฀23.5hp฀Kawasaki®฀V-Twin฀ cylinder •฀Innovative Tool Carrying easily฀attach฀your฀tools฀and฀ accessories฀directly฀to฀the฀ mower฀with฀the฀innovative฀toolmounting฀brackets.

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vision of helping build better communities.

This vision is achieved through branches providing quality service and products to meet all needs of community members.

The branch staff consists of Heather, Carol, Amanda, Lorna and Aimee all of whom are available to assist customers to achieve their banking goals.

Tooradin and Coastal Villages branch encourages all members of the community to visit their local branch to discuss how to become connected to the community simply through banking.

The Tooradin and Coastal Villages branch of Bendigo Bank is at 2/106 South Gippsland Highway in Tooradin and is open Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm.

For more information phone 5998 3038 or find them on Facebook at www. facebook.com/TooradinCoastalVillagesBranch.

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WHERE IS KADUNA PARK? PREMIUM LAND SELLING SOON KADUNAPARK.COM.AU 1300 KADUNA (1300 523 862) 12368889-KC43-17

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PERFECT FOR THE FAMILY THIS beautiful house set on a huge 664

square metre block has many features including five generous sized bedrooms.

It is just a few minutes’ walk to shopping centres, public transport, schools and medical facilities.

Features include ensuite and walk-in wardrobe to master, a huge living room, excellent kitchen complete with stainless steel gas hotplate with new 700 Smeg stainless steel oven, new dishwasher and massive bench space.

It also offers cinema/ rumpus room, stunning bathroom, ample storage cupboards, ducted heating, two split-system air conditioners, plus heaps of other extras.

Outside the home there is a lovely eight by four metre alfresco area which is perfect for a barbecue and family get together, a double garage and side access for the trailer/ caravan and great sized backyard.

All of this is on a 664 square metre block so this home offers an endless list of opportunities and possibilities.

Carlisle Park Estate offers beautifully built modern homes close to Cranbourne Home Maker centre which includes Bunnings as well as eateries and specialist shops, Carlisle Primary School, a child care centre, doctors’ surgery, 24/7 gymnasium and Springhill Shopping Centre on Thompson Road.

The estate is also a short drive to Casey Race, ample sports facilities, easy access to the Monash Freeway and Merinda Park Train Station and public transport. ●

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: Flametree Circuit, Cranbourne, 3977 Description: 5 bed, 2 bath, 2 car Inspect: By appointment Agent: John Lauretta, 0421 088 646; FINNING FIRST NATIONAL REAL ESTATE, CRANBOURNE, 5996 1200

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Position Perfect – 676m2 Block (approx) 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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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.

View Saturday 12:30pm

Darren Saxon 0418 341 722 Cranbourne 5996 4777

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Darren Saxon 0418 341 722 Cranbourne 5996 4777

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Koo Wee Rup 3440 South Gippsland Highway

PREMIER NORTHSIDE LIVING The entire home has been meticulously renovated to exacting standards, featuring light-filled interiors with an easy living floor plan that flows from inside to the expansive landscaped low-maintenance gardens and charming

rear alfresco.

There has been no stone left unturned on this complete renovation. This home is perfectly located close to Berwick Secondary College and numerous soughtafter primary and secondary schools.

Within walking distance to both Berwick and Beaconsfield villages, parkland, sporting facilities and public transport. ●

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474 Nepean Highway, Frankston obrienrealestate.com.au Michelle Ferguson 0423 467 087

40 acres with family home only 44 mins from Melbourne. Formal lounge, dining room, family room, 3 beds, study, large kitchen, outdoor entertaining area & spa. 10m x 20m shed, 60 x 20m arena, 6 stables, 10 post & rail fencing yards, 5 loose boxes, stock ramp & yards.

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 16 Shannon Way, Berwick Description: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 car Inspect: Saturday, 1.00pm Price: $695,000- $760,000 Agent: Peter Watson 0418 105 402 and Tracy de Riter 0407 343 629, FIRST NATIONAL NEILSON PARTNERS, BERWICK, 9707 6000

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A smart start boasting 2 living areas.

For sale. $500,000 - $550,000 Single storey Porter Davis residence is a modern homage to contemporary style.

• Master bedroom with elegant FES, WIR and plantation blinds • Kitchen offering island bench, industrial 900mm cooktop/oven & S/S dishwasher and walk in pantry • Ducted heating, split cooling system

F3 G2 H2 5995 0500 Shop FS005 Cranbourne Park SC Cranbourne obrienrealestate.com.au Denis Hennequin 0401 962 278 Naval Singh 0401 489 262

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BUILDER HAMMERS HOME ITS AWARDS WINNINGS DESPITE the housing market contracting

G.J. Gardner Homes continues to buck the trend with 20 per cent sales growth last year and a raft of recent acclaim including winning three Franchise Council of Australia (FCA) Excellence in Franchising Awards to help prove the point.

The franchise beat back stiff competition to claim the Australian Established Franchisor of the Year, Excellence in International Franchising (for the second year running) and Franchisor Social Responsibility categories.

These awards follow the company recently listed one of the top-10 builders in Australia by Housing Institute of Australia Top 100 Report, named the #98 largest franchise in the world by international magazine Top Franchise and being named best and most trusted national home builder based on customer reviews on ProductReview.com.au.

CEO Darren Wallis, who has been with the company since 1994, said it was rewarding to have the strength of the company recognised in so many forums.

“It’s a little overwhelming, to be honest, but in a good way,” he said.

“One award would’ve have been really great so to win all three FCA awards is amazing.

“To be recognised by our peers for providing a business model that is supporting franchisees and helping so many people be successful is very rewarding and humbling,” Mr Wallis said.

“I know it sounds cliché but we are in this position because of the amazing team of franchisees, master franchisees and support staff we have around the world making this business such a success.

“You can’t do it in a silo, it takes a lot of people working together.

“While the overall industry has declined, our numbers keep tracking up and we have some pretty big but exciting growth plans we want to hit in the next decade. By 2025 we want to be the number one residential builder in Australia, like we are in New Zealand.”

G.J. Gardner Homes has had strong success with its international expansion with the brand currently in New Zealand and United States of America.

“We have 29 franchisees in New Zealand and 20 in America and there are plans to expand in Canada and some European countries in the next three to five years,” Mr Wallis said.

“In Victoria, we are part of the 15 Trees organisation where we plant 15 trees per home we erect to counter the environmental impact.

“Last year was also our inaugural participation in Movember, where we raised $110,000 and were the largest corporate team in the country.”

Mr Wallis said another Variety Freedom Home would go under the hammer with expectations of over $250,000 to be donated to Variety The Children’s Charity.●

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AGENT: BARRY PLANT CRANBOURNE, 5990 9400

AGENT: BARRY PLANT CRANBOURNE, 5990 9400

CONTACT: CAROLINE BASSETT

CONTACT: CAROLINE BASSETT

ADDRESS: 10 LUSITANO WAY, CLYDE NORTH

ADDRESS: 39 BURCHILL AVENUE, CRANBOURNE EAST

PRICE FOR RENTAL: $370 PER WEEK

PRICE FOR RENTAL: $450 PER WEEK

NEAT AND TIDY, THREE BEDROOMS

A HOME FIT FOR A KING

RENTAL: This modern, three-bedroom family home offers timber floors, modern open-plan kitchen with stainless steel appliances, overlooks dining and living area. Master bedroom with walk-in robe and ensuite.

Built-in robes to remaining bedrooms.

Ducted heating and split-system cooling, remote garage with internal access, and low-maintenance lawns. Also a added feature is the solar panel (2.5kw) for hot water.

Pets on application.

Inspection times are subject to change or cancellation without notice.

Photo ID required to inspect all rental properties with Barry Plant Cranbourne.

Applicants must view the property before any applications will be processed. ●

RENTAL: Don’t miss this four-bedroom, two living area, plus study home. Offering a huge master bedroom with walk around walk-in robe, ensuite with double vanity and shower.

All other bedrooms are of a generous size, with built-in robes. Gorgeous open plan modern kitchen with top of the line appliances and breakfast bar. Large family and living areas, ducted heating, evaporative cooling. Landscaped gardens to be completed within weeks.●

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Are you constantly having to chase them up?

WARRAGUL / 21 Victoria Street

If you want your rental managers to go above and beyond in managing your investment property, call Barry Plant Cranbourne today on 5990 9400 to experience the red carpet service

$1,400,000 - $1,540,000

Call Peter Clark 0418 599 432 Inspect By Appointment

Central CBD Freehold The now long time home to the Warragul Hot Bake House (AKA Sinnetts Bakery to the locals), this incredible Freehold is available for sale for the first time in over 30 years. Positioned within the “Golden Triangle” of Warragul’s bustling CBD and nestled between blue chip neighbours such as NAB and Westpac banks, there is no denying this is one of Warragul’s most premium commercial locations. The prominent Victoria Street frontage is both high in exposure and in traffic, whilst the club lane access provides easy loading access and practicality. Currently under lease, this unique 524 m2 (approx.) site offers an abundant of future prospects and potential.

AUCTION / Friday 17th November at 2pm (onsite) TERMS / 10% Deposit, Balance in 30/60/90 days, Being Sold as a Going Concern

33 Smith St Warragul

40 Princes Way Drouin

Call 03 5623 6466

Call 03 5625 1671

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A private family retreat surrounded by beautiful established gardens on 4762m only minutes from the heart of Drouin.

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

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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.

AUCTION Contact

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

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

ONE DOOR CLOSES, ANOTHER OPENS ...

OVER the past nine months, we have been highlighting major events within the history of Frank Facey Real Estate.

We have seen how one man’s quest to establish a successful real estate business in Dandenong, proved to be an inspirational decision, and now, 100 years later, that business incorporates: First National Neilson Partners, Facey Industrial-Commercial, Hall and Partners First National and Parklea.

During the course of this pioneering company’s expansion, there were significant changes and new directions taken.

The business grew to embrace three generations of Facey’s and a host of dedicated staff; many of whom have earned esteemed reputations within the company and within the community.

The South Eastern Corridor became dotted with Frank Facey First National offices; Narre Warren, Berwick, Endeavour Hills, Mulgrave, Glen Waverly and Pakenham.

The ‘Facey Industrial-Commercial’ business thrived as a specialised entity and ‘Parklea’ moved ahead in leaps and bounds.

All throughout the Shires of Casey and Cardinia enormous change was transforming the landscape as new developments were undertaken to accommodate the everincreasing population.

To keep abreast of the demand and in acknowledgement of the changing profile of the area, Frank Facey First National Real Estate underwent significant restructuring to

ensure that all future requirements would be met by each office.

In 2005 First National Glen Waverly was sold and the six remaining offices were split into two separate groups.

Frank Facey Pty Ltd was then trading as ‘First National Frank Facey’ with directors Andrew Facey (third generation Facey), Ross Neilson (managing director based at Narre Warren), Peter Watson (partner) running Berwick office, Todd McKenna (partner) running the Pakenham Office and Allison Holzer managing the rental departments in all three offices.

Hall and Partners First National was then reorganised, with Michael Hall as managing director, his son Adrian Hall running Mulgrave office and business partner Gary Andrews running Endeavour Hills office.

Today, Michael and his two sons Adrian and Leigh with partner Tim Retallack successfully run this group.

In 2011 Andrew Facey reserved the name ‘Frank Facey’ for his development company and the company’s trading name became ‘First National Real Estate Neilson Partners’, covering Berwick, Narre Warren and Pakenham.

At this time, Allison Holzer became the fifth partner in the business and Andrew Facey moved his company, ‘Parklea’ to its present location in Officer.

Next month we feature the property management arm of the business, as its success is of paramount importance going forward. ● 12369359

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OFFICE OPEN 7 DAYS

Commercial & Industrial Enquiries - Rick Lauretta 0418 800 913 $560,000 cranbourne west

$55,000 p/a devon meadows

$2,950,000

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3 bedroom townhouse/ 4 car GaraGe cafe/restaurant permit Only 1 Retail Shop left (220m² approx) plus office * Victoria’s newest Residential Business address * Bring working and home life together * Total building area 369 m2 (approx.) * 3 bedroom, 2.5 Bathroom, 4 car remote LU Garage * Separate access for Home & 90 m2 Office /Warehouse entry * Only two left

Grease trap, Mains gas, power. Join tenants such as proposed Large Supermarket, 7-Eleven, 24/7 Gym, Pizza, Charcoal Chicken, Indian Takeaway, Chinese takeaway & Taco Bill restaurant. Servicing a large residential and Commercial precinct. With over 100 New Townhouses built in Evans Park BusinessVillage. Call now to secure your position in this retail hot spot.

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

a little under 10 acres of future uGb with lonG settlement options. (stca) (217302) Located in a section of Devon Meadows where development is almost right on your front doorstep. With zoning set to change in the future, this is your opportunity to land bank on with 5-7 year settlement options.Approx. 9.78 Acres. Site will be cleared of all infrastructure leaving a blank canvas.Very close to Botanic Ridge development Acacia & Summerhill Estates. Also very close to Clyde UGB. 3 bedroom brick veneer home. Natural Gas & Sewerage are available on the road.

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$455,000-$485,000 Cranbourne nortH

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20 CLarenDon street, Cranbourne

“Huge 778m² aPProX. bLoCK”

(217410) Immaculately presented 3 bedroom modern unit, ready to move into ideally would suit retired couple or astute investor. Tucked away in a secure cut de sac, includes open plan living, spacious kitchen with dishwasher. Low maintenance manicured gardens ducted heating, a/c., plus a double remote garage. Be quick to see this one.

(217411) Central 3 Bedroom home.The kitchen has a s/steel under bench oven, 2x2 gas cooktop, double rangehoods, splashbacks great bench space & built in table plus room for a double fridge. 4 s/systems 3 with heating & fans to the bedrooms & 1 large heating & cooling unit, fibre to node NBN connected. 5 kilowatt solar panels.Approx. 358m² plus 2 alfresco areas & carport with storage.

(217408) A spacious 3 bedroom home with updated kitchen consisting of wall oven, gas cooktop & dishwasher. We also have a s/system for heating & cooling plus gas heating ensuring year round comfort energy efficient led downlights, ceramic tiles to wet areas & new carpets. Outdoors we have a large pergola and ample fruit trees all on this magnificent 778m² approx. block.

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$529,950 Cranbourne

$595,000

renoVateD beautY on 591m² aPProX. bLoCK…

11 marsDen Court, Cranbourne ntH

21 marKLin street, Cranbourne

(217407) 3 bdrm home which sits on a 591m² approx. block. Features spacious master bdrm with a generous WIR. The spacious gourmet kitchen with 600 electric cook top & 600 underbench oven with s/s canopy. Features: 2 family living areas. New 2 x reverse cycle air-con. new light fittings & new curtains.

Solid brick 4 car lock up garage with 15amp power + 7mx5m entertaining area.

(217394) 3 brm home on a 691m² approx. block ideal for a growing family or an investor for potential Sub division (STCA). Master bdrm with WIR & family bathroom. Open plan kitchen & breakfast bar, s/s 900mm gas hot plate. Gas ducted heating, A/C, 16 energy efficient solar panels, water tanks, double lock up garage plus 6mx4.5m colourbond steel carport. 9mx3m entertaining pergola.

(217405) 4 bdrm property on a 744m2 approx. corner block with endless scope for future development potential (STCA). 2 living areas, family bathroom, high ceilings, gourmet kitchen S/S 600 upright oven, gas ducted heating, evap. cooling, wood fired heater, surveillance system, 2.1m colour bond fencing, secure electric gates, D/garage with side access. Great outdoor 12mx4m pergola.

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2.5 aCres - tHe HarD worKs been Done

(217403) This beautiful house set on a huge 664m2 block with 5 generous sized bdrms. Features: Ensuite & WIR to master, huge living room, excellent kitchen complete with s/steel gas h/plate with new 700 SMEG s/steel oven, new dishwasher & massive bench space. Cinema/rumpus room, stunning bathroom, ample storage, ducted heating, 2 s/system air conditioners, 8mx4m alfresco area.

(217407) Renovated 3 bdrm home on a 591m2 approx. block. Features spacious master bdrm with a generous WIR which leads into a stunning ensuite. The spacious gourmet kitchen features 600 electric cook top & 600 underbench oven with s/s canopy. 2 family living areas. 2 x reverse cycle air-conditioning, solid brick 4 car lock up garage with 15amp power, 7mx5m entertaining area.

(217409) 4 bedroom + study home, comprising 3 living areas, rumpus, home theatre room plus family & dining areas. Great kitchen with 5 burner cooker, dishwasher & WIP. Evaporative cooling & Coonara ensure year round comfort.

We also have a 6sqr garage with internal house access, outdoor you have a gazebo heated spa area, 9.5mtr x 6mtr barn shed with 3 phase power.

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$520,000 Cranbourne west

$560,000 CLYDe nortH

$395,000-$430,000

great inVestment

great Position

Dress CirCLe LoCation - CLYDe nortH

(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.

(217392) This property is located only meters away from Sandhurst Shopping Centre & 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.

(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.

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10 aCres LiFestYLe ProPertY witH main roaD Frontage

$155,000 Venus baY

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“LiVe siDe bY siDe - two bLoCKs”

(217332) Approx. 1396m² block on five titles. Close to the hotel and opposite (217234) Building Permit already issued, situated on a made road in the quality the river what a great combination. Level block just ready to build on STCA. producing area ofTooradin & only a minute drive to the town centre is this great Build your dream house or shops. Zoned township, zone suitable for Medical lifestyle property set on approx. 10 acres surrounded by trees and wildlife.With Centre or office all STCA. Call Frank Barrett now. a good size site for a home (STCA).

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(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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VIEWS ACROSS THE LAKE ON AN enormous block of 933 square metres, this home was built about 13 years ago and has recently undergone a renovation to the highest specifications.

The double storey mansion has everything anyone could possibly wish for, and then some.

The address alone is a ‘double whammy’.

Located on prestigious Clearwater Drive, the house backs directly onto the iconic Lakeside Lake.

The new owners will be able to walk to shops, cafes, restaurants, medical and dental clinics, schools, the Cardinia Cultural Centre, the amphitheatre, parks and public transport.

And don’t forget that the biggest drawcard

MORTGAGEE AUCTION 13 Charles Street Koo Wee Rup Sat 11th November 2017 1.00PM Onsite

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20m CHARLES STREET 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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ballroom) to put in that full-sized billiard table the family has always wanted.

Or use the ballroom for that home cinema, home gym, home dance or yoga studio.

There is zoned ducted gas heating, refrigerated cooling, ducted vacuuming, 27 solar panels with 5.13kw input, solar gas boosted hot water, double glazed PVC windows and 2.7m ceilings throughout.

There is Kempas hardwood flooring, solid timber doors, a massive four-car garage with remote-controlled panel lift door with

side remote controlled roller door, multiple sheds, multiple power points in and out, taps on all corners of the house, a 4500 litre water tank, double insulated ceilings and insulation between all internal walls to ease noise reduction, a fully wired for an alarm system… the list of inclusions goes on and on.

This is Lakeside living at its best with complete privacy and convenience.

Inspect now and do not let this dream home get away. ●

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 29 Clearwater Drive, Pakenham, 3810 Price: On application Description: 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 3 car garage, 1 study View: By appointment Contact: Kathy Burgstahler, 0437 192 335, Kathy Burgstahler Real Estate, 0437 192 335 12368359-ACM43-17

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of this estate, the Lake with 1.5km of walking trail right around it, is just outside the back yard and accessible via a private gate.

From the triple upstairs balcony, the view over the lake is breathtaking at any time of day or night.

Buy that telescope the kids have always wanted and watch the stars overhead at night and the wildlife during the day.

From the private fully fenced and gated back yard, the new owners will be able to swim in their private pool, garden in the veggie patch, or just let the kids play safely on the grass.

Inside, the house has five enormous bedrooms with the downstairs master suite which is fit for a celebrity.

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Even the large family bathroom has double vanities (the kids will thank you) and an oversized shower!

A downstairs entertaining area leads out to an undercover outdoor eating area and pool, and features a kitchenette.

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Tooradin COASTAL LIVING Care of the community Locally owned and operated, Tooradin Pharmacy has been loyally serving the local community for the past 10 years.

Owned by mother and son duo, pharmacists Nancy Perrin and Brendan Green, the pharmacy provides professional advice and services on all health, wellbeing and beauty needs.

So much more than a place to simply get a script filled, the Tooradin Pharmacy offers services such as immunisations, sleep apnoea treatment, medication reviews, complimentary blood pressure check-ups, medication packs as well as a wound dressing service for minor cuts and abrasions.

The pharmacy also offers leave certificates for minor sicknesses such as gastro and flu, offering a convenient option for those who are unable to attend a doctor.

Cosmetic and beauty needs are also taken care of with a large range of make-up, perfume and gift options available.

For members of the loyalty club program, the pharmacy has exciting VIP days on offer.

However, as Brendan explained, Tooradin Pharmacy’s real point of difference exists in the form of the store’s local history and personalised service.

“One of the things Nancy and the team have enjoyed is watching the families come through,” Brendan said.

“Kids who are now approaching their latter primary school years (Nancy) have known since they were born.

“She’s helped the patient’s mother through pregnancy and has then helped them since they were bubs.

“It’s fantastic knowing patients as they come in and being able to provide better health through a more personalised service (which leads to) better health outcomes.”

A vital and necessary business for the region, Tooradin Pharmacy is committed to the health and wellbeing of the local community.

The business sponsors a number of community groups including the local football and netball clubs, and donates goods to various organizations for raffles and fundraising, including 10 years of supporting Tooradin’s Christmas on the Foreshore.

Celebrating 10 years of serving the community, the pharmacy is holding an in-store party on Saturday 28 October in conjunction with the local CFA which will include a barbecue, cake, raffle and door prizes.

Tooradin Pharmacy is at 106 South Gippsland Highway in Tooradin.

For more information phone 5998 3771 or visit www.facebook.com/TooradinPharmacy.

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A ton of respect earned

By Russell Bennett It was only fitting that Tooradin champion Tom Hussey reached triple figures in his milestone 100th game for the Gulls on Saturday.

The feat only added to an already glittering career belonging to arguably the WGCA’s best player of the Premier grade era (since Premier began in 2009/10).

Hussey’s 142 from the top of the order guided the rampant Gulls to 7/313 on the first day of their clash at Pakenham against the Lions and set the visitors well on the path to victory against one of the competition’s powerhouses.

It’s something Hussey has made a habit out of in his first 100 outings for Tooradin - setting the tone for his team mates to follow.

“That’s as good a knock as I’ve seen from an opposition player in my time at Pakenham,” said Pakenham president and one of the WGCA’s most respected figures, Phil Anning.

“Tom has just been an outstanding player over the years.

“I always look forward to watching him play - whether he’s batting or keeping.”

Hussey’s record at Tooradin speaks for itself - 4291 runs over all forms of the game in 100 matches at an average of 45.65.

He’s scored nine centuries and 27 half-centuries and behind the stumps has taken more than 100 catches, and racked up more than 50 stumpings - a number of those off seam bowling.

“He genuinely loves the game - he’s got the passion and a healthy respect for it,” Anning said of the 29-year-old Hussey.

“He’s clearly got a deep love of cricket whether he’s playing it or not.

“Since he’s been at Tooradin it’s no coincidence that it’s been one of their more successful eras.

“He’s taken a group of blokes on the journey with him and he’s just got this professional attitude that a lot of players could learn from.”

Jamie Smith captained Merinda Park in the 2012/13 Premier grade decider, which Hussey won for the Gulls off the back of a brilliant 146.

“I’ve played against Tom a fair bit and he’s as good a player as I’ve seen in West Gippsland,” he said.

“He took the game away from us right from the start of that grand final.

“He was patient to start off with, and then he got going. Jess (Mathers) was bowling pretty quick and Tom - this is 12 or 13 overs into the game - cuts him over point for six a couple of times.

“He’ll leave the good balls alone but if you don’t bowl a near perfect line and length you’ll get murdered by him.

“He won’t go chasing deliveries, so if he gives you a chance and you don’t take it with both hands, you’re dead.”

Smith said one of Hussey’s biggest strengths as a batsman was his ability to put quality bowlers off their lengths.

“It’s really hard to have any sort of plan

Tooradin star Tom Hussey guides one behind square on the off-side on his way to a century in his 100th game for the Gulls. against him,” he said.

“He can just change his game accordingly because he doesn’t rely on just one or two areas (to score in).

“He really doesn’t have a weakness.”

Kooweerup captain-coach Mark Cooper has known of Hussey’s talent for longer than most in the WGCA. “I’ve known Huss since he was a junior at Cranbourne Cricket Club and he was a gifted player as a junior,” Cooper said.

“He’s got very good hands with the gloves and that was something that was just natural to him.

“He’s always been a very good batsman to watch. He might not always get runs but he always looks to have a lot of time when playing the ball. When others seem to struggle, he doesn’t.

“He was always going to be a very good

player from very early on.”

Tooradin club president and District division skipper Kane Latham has seen first-hand how devoted Hussey has been - off-field, as well as on - over the years since joining the Gulls.

“You’re talking about a guy who is an accountant in a high-stress job, donating his time to not on sit on the committee but be treasurer. He has so much respect for the club, and people don’t understand the things he has sacrificed, personally, for this club,” he said.

“He’s been thrown offers every year far bigger than what any club in the WGCA can afford, and has stayed. That says everything about the kind of bloke he is and how much he cares for our club.”

As a team-mate, Latham said he’d never known anyone who played harder.

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against, someone that goes so hard,” he said.

“He just wants to win, and he makes everyone else want to win.

“We know he’s impeccable as a keeper and a bat, but it’s the way he takes the game away from teams when he’s at the crease. If teams don’t get him early, I’ve heard people say they worry he’s going to waltz to triple figures.”

Latham said in the Premier era he didn’t think there was a player who matched Hussey.

“The leanest year he had, he broke his hand in January and still had about 400 runs,” he said.

“I’ve been involved in this league for 24 years, and I’ve not seen guys who consistently dominate like he does. We are not talking about one or two seasons, we are talking about doing it year in year out, since he came across.

“He’s a special cricketer and, I believe, far and away the best to play in the Premier era.”

Milestone for Panthers star batsman

By Nick Creely Tom Donnell is the kind of leader that relies on actions, not words, and he may just be Dandenong’s greatest ever batsman.

Heading into the 31-year-old’s 200th First XI match in Victorian Premier Cricket on Saturday against Casey-South Melbourne, his legacy across Victorian cricket continues to grow with each passing innings.

Across a career glittered with gutsy performances and stunning consistency, Donnell has compiled almost 7000 runs, has made 10 centuries and almost 40 half centuries as an opening batsman, but importantly, has been a heartbeat and loyal servant out of Shepley Oval.

His great mate, and opening partner in crime, Brett Forsyth, shares his thoughts on the “unassuming” left hander.

“He’s going to go down as one of Dandenong’s greatest ever players - he’s pretty unascranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au

suming, and the main thing that sets him apart is his consistency,” he explained.

“The effort that he puts in and the love he has for the club is just so consistent, and to be able to do so well for a decade at least is incredible - more importantly, he’s just a great role model.

“He’s more of a role model in the way he does things with his actions, not his words, and in this day and age it’s a nice characteristic to have - Tom is very quiet, and prefers to lead in that type of style, he will leave a great legacy.

“We’ve played a lot of cricket together, and for a long time, and we’re both lucky enough to have Warren Ayres as a mentor, and he had a massive impact on the way Tommy plays.

“He’s extremely versatile as a player, and I think his foundations of having a really good technique and having really fast feet have set him up for red ball cricket, but as he’s got older and more aggressive, he’s been able to dominate attacks when he sees an opportunity in

white ball cricket.

“I think the biggest compliment I can pay him is that whenever he bats, he plays to win - he will often put himself second to what is in the team’s best interest, and it’s a sign of a quality player.”

Forsyth said that despite Donnell making some extraordinary hundreds - including some brave knocks in Premier finals - one innings stands out among the rest.

“Tommy has scored some really important hundreds, whether it be in white ball cricket off not many balls, but also in red ball cricket where he has batted all day,” he said.

“He played an innings a couple of years ago against Carlton, he made 90 not out and carried the bat all day - he got hit a couple of times, the ball was flying around, it was a green seamer.”

“It was the best innings he has played, he just got behind the ball when others couldn’t play the seam - he was able to play beautifully

Tom Donnell will play his 200th Premier match on Saturday. 147383 and evade the ball as it seamed everywhere.”

The man himself admits he is chuffed by the achievement, but praised his club and teammates for his successes so far.

“It makes me feel like I’m getting a bit older - it feels like I’ve been around for a while now, but yeah, it’s really good,” Donnell said.

“I count myself really lucky.”

The Panthers will take on the Swans at Shepley Oval on Saturday from 11am in the milestone match.

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Game left evenly poised

By Nick Creely

Cranbourne opening batsman David Pratt gets on the front foot on Saturday. 174156 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS tack, with Kaushyla Gajasinghe (3/24) and Ruwantha Kellepotha (4/54) feasting on the top order.

Reeling at 4/68, Sathyajith - the youngster who plays Under 17s for the Eagles - withstood immense pressure as his more senior teammates continually fell around him.

“His maturity is almost of a 24 or 25-yearold to be honest, his temperament is just amazing,” Cranbourne skipper Lucas Ligt said.

“Just the way he was playing the spinners with such ease, he’s a seriously good young player.”

Sathyajith was the last man out as the Eagles crawled their way to a competitive 168,

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4. WHO was the first batsman to score 300 runs in a day in a cricket Test?

5. WHICH Aussie tennis great markets his own range of sports wear?

6. WHICH two South Australian batsmen put on a Sheffield Shield cricket record partnership in 1987?

7. WHICH former AFL star became a Victorian cabinet minister?

8. WHICH famous athlete was known as ‘The Crimson Flash’?

9. IN which year did Peter Thomson win the British Open and Doug Bachli the British Amateur golf title?

10. WHICH Australian poet was also a noted jockey and horse trainer?

11. WHICH legendary Australian sportsman competed in three sports at the 1908 OIympic Games?

12. WHICH Australian cricketer scored 172 runs in a one-day international in 2004?

13. WHICH Australian won the tennis grand slam in both singles and mixed doubles?

14. WHO rode 2012 Melbourne Cup winner Green Moon?

15. WHICH Australian was the first man to swim 100 metres in less than a minute?

16. WHICH Australian golfer began his career caddying for the great American Walter Hagen?

17. WHICH German won Wimbledon in 1985 and 1986?

18. WHICH two teams attracted the world record crowd to an Australian Rules football game in the 1970 grand final?

19. WHICH country beat Australia for the men’s hockey gold medal at the 1992 Olympics?

20. WHO trained former Melbourne Cup winner Think Big? ANSWERS: 1. Joe Root 2. Boxing 3. Niki Lauda 4. Don Bradman 5. John Newcombe 6. David Hookes and Wayne Phillips 7. Brian Dixon 8. Arthur Postle 9. 1954 10. Adam Lindsay Gordon 11. Reg ‘Snowy’ Baker 12. Adam Gilchrist 13. Margaret Court 14. Brett Prebble 15. Freddie Lane 16. Norman Von Nida 17. Boris Becker 18. Carlton and Collingwood 19. Germany 20. Bart Cummings 32 STAR NEWS

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but not before striking eight fours laced with class and even lifting a six out of the ground in a terrific counter-attacking display.

Ligt was disappointed with his side’s efforts for the most part, lamenting the shot selection and ability to occupy the crease, but remains confident his side will bounce back in defending their total.

“We honestly expected a little bit more (with the bat) - all of the dismissals were our own doing,” he said.

“We knew they’d (the spinners) tie us down, and the loss of early wickets really hurt us.

“It was a pretty good little wake up call, I think - I gave my first little spray to the boys,

Ethan Bolton, Blake Shankland, Joshua Rawiri, Archer McMenamin, Nemuel Soliven, Mason Heather, Dakota Crichton, and (front) Joel Nelthropp are all basketball stars in the making. 174343 Picture: RUSSELL BENNETT

Eight Cavs make state cut

By Russell Bennett

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DDCA Turf 1 & 2 Review - Round 2 (Day 1) If Saturday’s tight tussle between Berwick and Buckley Ridges at Arch Brown Reserve is anything to go by, these two sides are likely to be around the mark at the pointy end of the Turf 1 season.

So evenly matched with talent, the Bucks were sent in by Bears’ skipper Jarrod Goodes.

Despite in-form opener Jayson Hobbs falling early to quickie James Wilcock (5/52), Daniel Watson (84) and Suren Ekanayake (34) put on 88 runs for the second wicket, putting them in a strong position.

When Watson finally departed after yet another stellar knock full of boundaries and crisp hitting, the Bears - largely off the efforts of Wilcock, Goodes (1/31), Cory Bevan (2/18) and Adam Watson (2/6) - managed to peg the score back to 188 all out.

With 22 overs left to play, the Bears emerged on top - but only just - walking off the ground 1/68, with only Ryan Williamson (29) back in the sheds after a fine knock at the top.

Darren de Souza (22 not out) and Ryan Crawford (8 not out) will resume play on Saturday.

And with 121 runs to get and nine wickets for Buckley to acquire, the game is well poised, and could go either way, such is the talent riddled within both teams.

Down at Casey Fields, rising DDCA and Cranbourne star Nivin Sathyajith took yet another exciting step forward on Saturday, with the classy middle order batsman helping pull his side out of a hole against St Mary’s on Saturday with a sensational 62.

On a pitch conducive to spin bowling, the Saints sent the Eagles in, and it didn’t take long for the spinners to be welcomed in to the at-

told them it wasn’t a joke and if they want to take the piss, they can go elsewhere.”

“They responded really well, and we’re ready for a big week on the track and come out and defend the total.”

At stumps, the Saints are 1/12 off seven overs, with Jake Harrington (1/2) snaring the early scalp of star bat Rhys Serpanchy (8).

“We’re confident - we’re going to be a lot tighter this week and use spin a lot more,” Ligt said.

“There’s a lot of weak batsmen for them (St Mary’s).”

Elsewhere, Mordialloc’s (217) abundance of class and precision proved an unwelcome sight for Dandenong West (5/54) at Ben Kavanagh Reserve, with the Bloodhounds ending day one in a dominant position, Steve Spoljaric (7/20) dominated as Springvale South (7/135) put North Dandenong (88 and 1/18) to the sword, Leigh Booth (109) and Thalaivan Xavier (125) helped put Hallam Kalora Park (5/296) into a dominant position against Narre Warren (1/32), while HSD (146) and Dingley (2/29) are playing out a well-poised contest down at Reedy Reserve, with the Dingoes requiring a further 118 runs for victory.

In Turf 2, Beaconsfield (2/40) is in the box seat to move to 2-0 against Lynbrook (134), with the Tigers requiring just 95 more runs to win, Ali Mortaza (106)and Scott Phillips (84) once again dominated to lift Narre South (328) into a dominant position against Narre North (1/11), while Parkmore (9/318) are flying after a second glorious century in a row from Amal Athulathmudali (148) against Keysborough (2/47).

In other matches, St Brigid’s/St Louis (196) and Silverton (7/112) are well poised at Bondi Oval, Parkfield (184) and Coomoora is set to be a tight match, while Fountain Gate (9/160) has already taken the points over Lyndale (93).

The basketball stars of tomorrow rising through the ranks of the Casey Cavaliers just continue to take massive strides forward, with eight young players selected in Victorian state teams for the Southern Cross Challenge.

The competition has a heavy focus around developing the best young basketballing talent coming through the ranks right across Australia, and marks the beginning of the high-performance pathway.

Young Cavaliers Joel Nelthropp, Ethan Bolton and Archer McMenamin were named to the under-14 boys Vic Metro side, while Dakota Crichton was named to the under-14 girls Metro team. Joshua Rawiri was named in the Vic Country under-15 boys team, while Mason Heather, Blake Shankland and Nemuel Soliven were named in the under-15 boys Metro side.

Archer told the News just how he reacted to his selection.

“I was honestly shocked,” he said.

“Coming from two seasons ago in the Cavs and not being even able to hit a layup, to now (being selected) in the state team ... my family is really proud.”

Archer is a powerful presence as a centre and uses his strength to post-up with great ef-

fect. He has worked on being more confident handling the ball, and has started to demand possession in the post even more. His next goal is to reach another state team and to continue to progress.

Joel, meanwhile, was just six when he started playing the game he now loves so much as an up-and-coming point guard.

“I didn’t know much about it, but I progressed and I learnt a lot from my coaches,” he said.

“I tried out for this state team at the start of the year, and then we did the second one (tryout).

“I was really nervous coming in because here were all these bigger guys, and I’m not that tall, but I went to the third (tryout) and I just wanted to give it my all. I went there and did everything I could, and then I was waiting on that day and I finally got in. I was just so excited, just learning and progressing.”

The super versatile Dakota started her Cavs journey three years ago.

“Luckily, I got into the ones but I wasn’t very good,” she said.

“Lara, who’s my coach, developed me a lot, and I moved on to the next season and got in the ones again and moved up to VC level and got asked to go into the trainings.” cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au

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Hussey ton: Gulls airborne

By Russell Bennett Two-day cricket hit the West Gippsland Cricket Association with a bang on Saturday with Tooradin and Kooweerup firing ominous warning shots across the competition, and Upper Beaconsfield and Clyde looming as genuine finals contenders.

Tom Hussey’s brilliant century on the opening day’s play of round four against Pakenham guided Tooradin to 7/313 from its 80 overs.

After the Seagulls won the toss, Hussey and opening partner Russell Lehman got off to a steady start - sitting on just 0/47 at drinks after 19 overs. Though Lehman fell shortly after to Chris Smith for 21, Hussey put the foot down - storming to 142 with support around him coming from Josh Lownds (16), Bradey Welsh (14), and Aaron Avery (38).

After Hussey’s dismissal at 5/228, Avery, Kade Burns (24) and Dylan Sutton (33 not out) continued to launch from the platform already set - producing a huge chase for the Lions this week.

Pakenham has the batting firepower there’s absolutely no doubt about it - but the question now turns to whether it can fire under the blowtorch lit by the competition’s early benchmark, Tooradin.

At Cardinia, the hometown Bulls got off to a nightmarish start - rolled for just 84 in 32 overs in their first innings against Kooweerup. Only impressive young all-rounder Travis Wheller (36) made any real impact with the willow as the Bulls succumbed to an even Demons attack.

Youngster Jack Bacon finished with the dream figures of 3/6 from his two overs while Jess Mathers (2/38), Mitch Davey (2/17) and Paul Bright (2/10) claimed two wickets apiece.

The Demons made light work of their chase, reaching 1/99 off the back of an impressive half-century from Chris O’Hara before skipper Mark Cooper declared after just 26 overs

Clyde celebrates after Nick Sadler claimed the early wicket of Merinda Park opener Dan Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS McCalman. 174157 - keeping an outright result firmly within the realms of possibility.

The Bulls had crawled to 0/38 off 20 overs in their second innings.

“We were really surprised (to bowl them out like we did),” Cooper said of the Bulls in the

wake of the first day’s play.

“They’d come off 200 in a one-dayer the week before, but we just kept taking wicket after wicket.”

At Upper Beaconsfield, meanwhile, Maroons favourite son Julian Bayard recorded

Horror start to season for Swans

By Nick Creely There are cracks beginning to emerge in Casey-South Melbourne’s season, and despite the Victorian Premier Cricket year still being young, the Swans are anchored right down in the lower echelons of the ladder.

In a vitally important game on Saturday at Casey Fields against St Kilda, the Swans barely gave a whimper.

After Rob Quiney sent Lachlan Sperling and his Swans in to bat, left arm quick Harry Hall got the Saints off to the perfect start with Dev Pollock falling third ball for a duck.

Three more relatively quick wickets fell as the seamers took the top order apart, with the Swans struggling badly at 4/27.

Michael Wallace (29) and Chris Benedek (35) stayed patient, building slowly and riding some near misses to steady the ship.

Wallace hit some lovely lofted boundaries and an expertly crafted reverse sweep to kickstart the revival off the slower bowlers in Michael Beer (1/25) and Rob Quiney (0/18), and started to bring the game back to level pegging, while Benedek was rock solid in defence.

The pair put on a solid 59-run stand to consolidate the innings, with both batsmen doing a fantastic job of turning the strike over and protecting the lower order.

When Wallace and Benedek fell, the score was 6/113, and there was hope the Swans could push upwards of 200.

All-rounder Dylan Hadfield (37) provided the fireworks, cracking three fours in a row and lifting a six over fine leg’s head to swing the momentum back Casey’s way, but wickets once again began to tumble around him.

A terrific spell by Saints all-rounder Damon Egan (2/17) brought the undoing of Brendan Rose LBW and Nathan Lambden, and the Swans eventually dragged the score to 159 off 45.5 overs.

A swift start from Saints’ openers Marcus Harris (17) and Harry Michelmore (53) got the run chase off to the perfect start, before returning left arm quick Jackson Fry (1/23) snared the scalp of Harris, brilliantly caught in slips by Benedek.

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Chris Benedek played a strong knock of 35 in Casey’s heavy defeat to St Kilda. 174155 Pictures: STEWART CHAMBERS nings, with Michelmore and Rob Quiney toying with the home side in a perfectly crafted limited overs partnership of 61 runs.

Quiney (61 not out) was full of class, expertly turning the strike over and putting the bad balls away, and all it took was 35.4 overs for the Saints to win by eight wickets.

It caps off a horror start to the season for the Swans, with last year’s finalists slipping to 0-3 and only percentage off the bottom.

Worryingly, they have taken just 13 wickets from the first three matches and are once again struggling with starts from their batsmen.

They get a chance to bounce back and get on the board in 2017/18 when they face Dandenong at Shepley Oval on Saturday.

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his maiden Premier grade century with his 125 guiding his side to 326 in its first innings against Emerald.

Bayard said there’s a great feeling around the current Maroons first XI, with a host of new faces stepping up and making an immediate impact.

“Everyone has just clicked, and we’re just having fun - enjoying a laugh and a joke with each other,” he said, adding that his side had managed to build on its momentum despite not yet playing its best cricket this season.

Interestingly, the last time Bayard reached triple figures was also against Emerald - in B Grade back in the 2007/’08 season.

Clinton Marsh finished with 5/57 from his 16 overs for the Bombers while Kulith Rabel (40) and Bathiya Perera (56) also got among the runs for the Maroons.

Bayard admitted he was lucky to survive the 80s, after being caught down leg side only to have the wicket-keeper celebrate prematurely and watch the ball slip out of his grasp.

He said he’d had a frustrating few years, personally, with the bat - not being able to convert a string of starts.

“I’ve put myself in a strong position, but then got out and that’s put other guys in to face bowlers on top of their games,” he said.

“It was just nice to be able to go on with it.”

But now, the focus turns Upper Beac’s inform bowling this week.

“We’ve got a really tough stretch of games ahead against sides that are the pinnacle of the competition,” he said.

“We need to stay ahead of the ledger.”

In the remaining game of the round, Shane White tore through Merinda Park - taking 6/23 for Clyde as the Cobras were dismissed for just 109. John Simpson’s side will resume their chase this week at 0/66.

SCOREBOARD VICTORIAN PREMIER CRICKET ROUND 3 St Kilda 2/161 (R.Quiney 61*, H.Michelmore 53) def Casey-South Melbourne 159 (D.Hadfield 37, C.Benedek 35, M.Wallace 29, J.Bartlett 3/23, D.Egan 2/17, H.Hall 2/19, A.McGorian 2/38); Dandenong 0/124 (T.Donnell 66*, B.Forsyth 52*) def Greenvale Kangaroos 122 (B.Kelly 43, P.Cassidy 3/20, J.Jowett 3/22, J.Nanopoulos 2/28, J.Butterfield 2/35); Carlton 8/263 def Geelong 6/261; Footscray 186 def Fitzroy Doncaster 119; Frankston Peninsula 215 def Northcote 156; Ringwood 6/148 def Kingston Hawthorn 146; Melbourne Uni 8/233 def Essendon 188; Camberwell Magpies 5/269 def Melbourne 170; Prahran 8/299 def Monash Tigers 257.

DDCA - TURF 1 ROUND 2 (DAY 1) Berwick 1/68 (R.Williamson 29) v Buckley Ridges 188 (D.Watson 84, S.Ekanayake 34, J.Wilcock 5/52, A.Watson 2/6, C.Bevan 2/18); Cranbourne 168 (N.Sathyajith 62, R.Kellepotha 4/54, K.Gajasinghe 3/24) v St Mary’s 1/12; Springvale South 7/135 (N.King 38, S.Spoljaric 29*, C.Slocombe 29*, G.Wijethilaka 4/44, A.Thajudeen 3/30) v North Dandenong 88 (S.Mehmood 26, S.Spoljaric 7/20, M.Bandara 3/32) and 1/18; Mordialloc 217 (I.Daniel 93, H.Krishan 89, R.Siwes 6/55, M.Sultani 2/39, P.Atkinson 2/39) v Dandenong West 5/54 (D.Campbell 3/16); Narre Warren 1/32 v Hallam Kalora Park 5/296 (T.Xavier 125, L.Booth 109, B.Hillard 34, J.Liyanabadalge 3/76); HSD 146 (M.Davies 47, J.Van Elewoud 26, D.Hettiarchchi 7/24, A.Dalby 2/31) v Dingley 2/29.

TURF 2 Beaconsfield 2/40 v Lynbrook 134; Narre South 328 v Narre North 1/11; Keysborough 2/47 v Parkmore 9/318; St Brigid’s/St Louis 196 v Silverton 7/112; Parkfield 184 v Coomoora; Fountain Gate 9/160 v Lyndale 93 and 0/21.

WGCA - PREMIER ROUND 4 (DAY 1) Upper Beaconsfield 326 (J.Bayard 125, W.Perera 56, K.Rabel 40, Z.Wickramanayaka 26, A.Brooks 5/57, C.Marsh 2/43) v Emerald; Cardinia 84 (T.Wheller 36, J.Bacon 3/6, P.Bright 2/10, M.Davey 2/17, J.Mathers 2/38) and 0/38 v Kooweerup 1/99 (C.O’Hara 50, C.Bright 26*); Pakenham v Tooradin 7/313 (T.Hussey 142, A.Avery 38, D.Sutton 33*, C.Smith 2/49, J.Williams 2/52); Merinda Park 109 (S.White 6/23, P.Lawson 2/45) v Clyde 0/66 (S.Webster 35*, D.Denton 28*).

DISTRICT Officer 0/8 v Devon Meadows 260 (A.Adams 74, M.Hutchinson 43, J.Dodd 40, B.Miles 38, L.Carroll 29, S.Weir 3/48, A.Reid 3/73, J.Bennie 2/39, D.Irvine 2/61); Clyde 210 (S.Russell 74, M.Bayliss 62, G.Bhamra 4/47, M.Cowell 4/53, S.Paul 2/24) v Cranbourne Meadows 1/37 (V.Singh 27*); Tooradin 133 (M.Ralph 34, D.Hunt 33, A.Bajwa 3/15, T.Anderson 2/17, T.Canavan 2/30) v Carlisle Park Vikings 2/30 (S.Hamill 2/15); NNG/Maryknoll 6/93 (D.Glen 38*, N.Kyval 4/32, L.Plozza 2/17) v Pakenham Upper/Toomuc 71 (C.Mckie 40, S.Somers 3/1, K.McLeod 3/8, D.Henwood 3/24).

MPCA - PROVINCIAL ROUND 3 Pearcedale 185 def Baxter 8/181; Mornington 5/163 def Crib Point 8/108; Peninsula OB 7/133 def Mt Eliza 130; Langwarrin 4/129 def Sorrento 9/127.

SUBBIES - SOUTH/EAST ROUND 2 (DAY 1) Balwyn 3/61 v Endeavour Hills 126; Noble Park 0/71 v Moorabbin 111; Box Hill 7/229 v Brighton; Elsternwick 154 v Mount Waverley 0/60; Ormond 1/16 v Oakleigh 299; Bayswater 9/178 v Malvern; Croydon 5/68 v Caulfield 148.

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Cranny too strong Cranbourne Bowls The best start to the bowling season for Cranbourne in many years with a very convincing win against Berwick away by 14 shots.

Three rinks up at Berwick’s home ground is a great effort for Cranbourne’s top side while the second side had a solid win at home by 28 shots against Glen Waverley.

Side 1 Division 2 Playing at Berwick, Skip Frank Byrne played very well with support from Gavin Wright who was promoted to the top side and did not let his skipper down winning by eight shots, while skip Ron Lyfield, despite playing in pain with back trouble, finished with an impressive seven shot win and skip Barry Thomas and his crew went on to win by six shots with great support from his team.

Club selectors are now left in a dilemma after the game with so many good individual performances from players in all divisions making their task very difficult.

Side 2 Division 3 Skip Gerry Dudink played the game of his life on Saturday with a 40 shot win on his rink which set up the 28 shot victory against Glen Waverley. Gerry was well supported by an impressive performance by Vic Butera who could do no wrong and backed up by team-mates John Stanley and Tony Collins.

Skip Sue Hudson and her crew of Stan Myers, Joe Byrne and Nick Arnold also had a great day winning by 11 shots.

Club legend Ray Boskell contributed to the club charity jar by putting down a rare wrong bias during the game but he redeemed himself on his next bowl with a resting toucher. Just proves that even a club legend can put down a wrong bias once in a lifetime, but the club members still reminded him of it after the game.

Good news around the club is that another club legend Stan Burnett hopes to be playing bowls again this week after a long illness.

Side 3 Division 5 Skip John Kent and his team had a good win but the remaining rinks went down unconvincingly by 34 shots against Mulgrave Country Club.

Results for Saturday Pennant Bowls Round 3 Side 1 Division 2 Cranbourne 86 defeated Berwick 72 (G Wright, Hunt, Boggie, F Byrne 27-19, Caddell, Colthup, O’Day, Lyfield 23-16, Taylor, Blyth, Barrenger, McKenna 12-19, and Wood, Worstelling, Elgar, Thomas 24-18).

Side 2 Division 3 Cranbourne 100 defeated Glen Waverley 72 (G Dudink 46-6, N Hardy 7-25, C Griffiths 1924 and S Hudson 28-17).

Side 3 Division 5 Cranbourne 63 lost to Mulgrave Country Club 97 (R Shields 13-30, J Kent 25-15, C Raiti 8-33 and Y Van Wees 17-19).

Vic Butera was part of Cranbourne's 40-shots-up winning rink.

Sue Hudson and Nick Arnold warm up for Saturday's big pennant clash against Glen Waverley.

Good win to Hampton Park

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Cranbourne RSL Bowls Tuesday Pennant Round 4 - Div2 Sec6 Cranbourne RSL 14-61 d Noble Park 2-58 P. Campion, D. Angee, H. Rogers and K. Walker 15-25, A. Black, M. Hodges, P. Dalton and G. Dore 27-17, H. Reefman, J. Spencer, C. Butler and C. Birchall 19-16.

Div3 Sec6 Narre Warren 16-80 d Cranbourne RSL 0-41 T. Elise, J. Grant, M. Bobetic and B. Bradbury 19-27, P. Zimmerman, D. Muir, I. Maat and R. Fountain 13-21, D. Ricketts, M. Pearson, B. Hall and J. Black 9-32.

Saturday Pennant Round 3 - Div2 Sec6 Edithvale 16-95 d Cranbourne RSL 2-61 C. Birchall, C. Stevenson, B. Bradbury and S. Hickson 15-27, R. Townley, J. Creighton, F. Scicluna and K. Hocking 15-25, L. Magri, W. Brannan, J. Vowles and R. Hansen 19-18, G. Jones, J. Carretero, T. Byrnes and N. Drummond 15-25.

Div 4 Sec8 Cheltenham 16-101 d Cranbourne RSL 2-74 K. Currie, J. Grant, K. Walker and J. Spencer 20-36, A. Black, M. Bobetic, M. Hodges and G. Dore 17-23, H. Reefman, D. Angee, K. Hickson and J. Black 19-16, P. Campion, P. Dalton, R. Fountain and W. Ballard 18-26.

Div6 Sec6 Mulgrave CC 14-76 d Cranbourne RSL 4-74 L. Meagher, D. Ricketts, A. Underwood and B. Hall 15-21, B. Cook, M. Tasker, D. Muir and I. Maat 19-18, P. Zimmerman, M. Smith, I. Ford and B. Welsh 20-13, A. Ford, A. Pichard, H. Dietze and C. Butler 20-24. It was a great team effort by our third side to go down by just two points.

A top effort

Peter Elgar gives the pre-game speech to Cranbourne ahead of a great win over Berwick.

Hampton Park Bowls Midweek Pennant - Division 2 After trailing early, Lou Soligo, Gwen Clough, Helen Lambert and skip Toni Sutton made a big comeback to draw the game (15-15). Rob Woff, Ann Westwell, Neville Hendrie and skip Denise Eastick led from the start to the finish (21-14) while Geoff Ladner, Gary Gilchrist, Ellen Smith and skip Christine Hendrie won 10 of the last 11 ends to win by 5 shots (22-17).

Hampton Park 15-58 to Edithvale 1-46.

Division (six-a-side) Rhonda Diaper, Janice Collins and skip Marion Battaglia went down by two shots on the last end (17-19) while June Damon, Trevor Harbright and skip Ron Beverly saved the day with a win by five shots to get the overall (2217).

Hampton Park 12-39 to Dandenong Club 2-36.

Saturday Pennant - Division 2

Cranny wins

The team of Trevor Harbright, Christine Hendrie, Sean McDonald and skip John Nunan combined well on the away green to win by 14 shots (25-11). After winning only six ends for 17 shots, Stan Hatch, Andrew Brandolin, Neville Hendrie and skip Warwick Hardy only went down by nine shots (17-26). Ken Cobden, Ellen Smith, Mark Paton and skip Larry Simpson could not stop Clayton pulling away by 17 shots in the back half (14-31) while Geoff Ladner, Shane Collins, Steve Barnes and skip Chris Barnes shared a similar fate (13-30).

Hampton Park 2-69 to Clayton 16-98.

Division 4 With a good start, Val Simpson, Bill Webb, Helen Lambert and skip Robb Woff cruised to a 13 shot win (27-14) while Val Moore, Craig Richards, Ian Kitt and skip Ron Beverly kept their noses in front to win by 5 (22-17). In a close finish Mat McLaverty, Garry Perrin, Toni Sutton and skip Denise Eastick missed by four shots (16-20). After working hard to get to within four shots, Jim Westwell, Marion Battaglia,

Sean McDonald was in red-hot form for Hampton Park against Clayton.

Stuart Tokley and skip Ray Wood faded at the end (14-23).

Hampton Park 14-79 to Noble Park 4-74.

Berwick Bowls The ERBA over 60s Singles Final was held last Friday at the Vermont Bowls Club and Berwick Bowls Club was pleased to have been represented by some of their club's bowlers.

Even more so when Berwick's own John Horwood - after winning some great matches - managed to make it into the final.

Unfortunately the result was not in his favour on the day but John managed to give a very creditable performance.

Saturday Seven of this week’s Round 3 games were played against the number one side from the opposition club which made for very strong competition. With some very close matches and a couple not so close, Berwick managed to bring home three wins, one draw and four losses this week.

Home games: Berwick 3 (72/2) were defeated by Cranbourne 1 (86/16).

Berwick 4 (89/14) defeated Dandenong Club 1 (72/4).

Berwick 5 (70/3) were defeated by Warburton 2 (71/15).

Berwick 7 (109/16) defeated Willow Lodge 1 (80/2).

Away games: Berwick 1 (76/10) drew with Burwood Districts 1 (76/8).

Berwick 2 (79/14) defeated Bayswater 1 (69/4).

Berwick 6 (66/0) were defeated by Cardinia Waters 1 (100/18).

Berwick 8 (73/2) were defeated by Dandenong RSL Rec 1 (80/16).

Tuesday Pennant Round 4 and it was hot! Four Sides were on the road and only two at home, unfortunately the great weather did not bring great results for the Wickers this week.

Berwick 1 (Women’s Side) travelled to play Pakenham 1 and were defeated (48/2 to 55/14) Berwick 2 defeated Carrum 1 at Carrum (70/14 to 54/2).

Berwick 3 travelled to to play Box Hill RSL 1 and drew their match (60/7 to 60/9).

Berwick 4 hosted Narre Warren 1 and lost (51/2 to 68/14).

Berwick 5 hosted Pakenham 3 and lost (56/2 to 70/14).

Berwick 6 travelled to play Churchill Park Waverley Golf 4 and lost (27/1 to 40/13). cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au

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