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A POWER OF GOOD Powerplant Project Services is the Casey Cardinia Business of the Year. The privately owned Hallam-based business employs designers, drafts people and project managers. Powerplant Project Services won its first Casey Cardinia Business Award in 2016 in the Trades and Construction category. The business also took out the same category this year. Director Greg Plant said the secret to Powerplant’s success came from “serving our customers well”. “We develop the most economic idea and we deliver what our client needs from it.” ■ See page 3 for more on the Casey Cardinia Business of the Year.
Powerplant director Greg Plant and chief executive John Kelso.
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CAFE TAKES TITLE WITH A TWIST Twisted Sista’s popularity with its customers has seen it voted the winner of the People’s Choice award. Sam and Martha Di Salvo launched the first Twisted Sista in Fountain Gate Shopping Centre in June 2011. “With Twisted Sista we wanted to create an original and authentic concept best described as a place to indulge the senses,” Ms Di Salvo said. The Twisted Sista idea was to create a unique twist on a modern cafe combined with a gelateria that would have customers instantly wanting more. The couple’s hard work has been recognised over the years with Twisted Sista winning seven Westfield retail excellence awards including the prestigious Best Retailer in Victoria. “Over the years this inspired us to push the boundaries of business to see what we were capable of,” Ms Di Salvo said. “Twisted Sista was born from a vision to create an atmosphere of fun and excitement with a menu based on the freshest ingredients delivered with exceptional personalised service. “We put everything we had into the business and worked harder than ever before. “We soon knew we had created a recipe for success and, with family at the heart of everything we do, we introduced our daughter Josie into the business. “Offering something new and unique in casual dining, the Twisted Sista brand became well recognised and our client base grew faster than we could have imagined. “Josie is now playing a vital role in expanding the brand and taking the
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Hallam electrical contractor Powerplant Project Services has been surging from strength to strength. The firm has major lighting design contracts on some of the state’s largest road projects, its staff list is ever-growing and recently it appointed its inaugural chief executive. Now, to add to the success, Powerplant has taken out Casey Cardinia Business Awards’ highest prize Business of the Year. Powerplant has been involved in “asset relocation and lighting design” for the Thompsons Road upgrade as well as designing lighting for the Monash Freeway between Pakenham and Tullamarine - except the city tunnels. Other projects include street lighting and asset relocation for the Mernda rail extension and highway upgrade in Traralgon. Powerplant’s staff has grown sixfold to more than 50 in the past five years. Last year it added more than 600 projects.
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Chief executive John Kelso said Powerplant was part of a growth area providing infrastructure and services for utilities - at a time when utilities were downsizing and outsourcing. “It’s an exciting time to come to the business,” Mr Kelso said. “We’re looking also at how to bring in new local talent, such as through traineeships, as a way of regenerating and building up new skills. “Success is driven by having the right people and having the right culture.” Mr Kelso, a former AusNet national services manager with 38 years in the utility sector, crossed to Powerplant because of its culture and the fact that it was “going somewhere”. He pointed to renewable solutions as
a possible new frontier. “Where I came from (in the utilities sector), they were doing quite a bit in trialling the renewables space. “We’re working hard to take these new technologies and to add those to the intelligent infrastructure solutions we give our clients.” Director Greg Plant used to work for Mr Kelso 25 years ago. “We’re looking to develop the business to best serve those infrastructure needs in this (south-east Melbourne) region and across the state. “We’re also considering new opportunities interstate. “But, despite this fantastic growth, we don’t lose sight of what’s important to people in this area.”
The current M1 widening project ranks as one of Powerplant’s biggest jobs, alongside its lighting design for 300 light poles in the recent Tullamarine Freeway widening. “For us it’s a real achievement as a relatively small company to be participating in these larger projects and to have contact with nearly the entire freeway. “We’re little guys who have got to do big things locally.” Other major local projects include Peninsula Link, Sladen Street, Ernst Wanke Road, Northey Road, Casey Fields BMX centre and Bunjil Place. Powerplant also lands electricity-line contracts for new housing estates, particularly in Casey. Mr Plant said the secret to Powerplant’s success comes from “serving our customers well”. “We develop the most economic idea and we deliver what our client needs from it,” he said.
Director of Powerplant Project Services Greg Plant is flanked by the mayor of Cardinia Shire Brett Owen and Casey mayor Sam Aziz as the Powerplant team celebrate being named Business of the Year. Also pictured is awards sponsor representative David Knowles (middle row left) from Pitcher Partners. Picture: ROB CAREW
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PRESCRIPTION FOR SUCCESS Emerald Village Pharmacy has taken out the award for the region’s top retailer. Emerald Village Pharmacy is a community pharmacy offering a range of pharmaceutical services as well as specialising in beauty and complementary medicines. Customer service is a priority for business owner Louisa Lammers and her team. This dedication to customer service was never more apparent than in November 2015 when the pharmacy was gutted by fire. A blaze caused by an electrical fault took hold in the early hours of the morning on 1 November, gutting the building and destroying most of the stock. Just six days later the pharmacy was back on its feet in the most remarkable circumstances. The CFA was able to save valuable customer files allowing Ms Lammers and her staff to continue a prescription delivery service - crucial to many customers in Emerald and the surrounding district. They also set up a marquee and served customers from a spot on the footpath. At the time Ms Lammers said it was the resilience of her staff that allowed the business to continue operating after such a devastating blow. Quoted in the Pakenham Gazette in 2015, Ms Lammers said: “I’ve got the most amazing staff. In terrible circumstances, they’ve done everything that’s been asked of them. “I love living in Emerald. I’ve always loved it, this just confirms it.”
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The winning team from Emerald Village Pharmacy, front from left, Gabriele, Belinda, Pam and Melanie. Behind from left, Janne, Karen, Cardina mayor Brett Owen , owner Louisa Lammers, Michelle and Susie. 174253 That professional service and ‘can do’ attitude obviously impressed the judges of this year’s awards. Pharmacy assist Gabby D’Arcy said the Emerald Village Pharmacy took pride in assisting its customers by offering services such as blood pressure
monitoring, medication reviews and a medicine packing service. In 2015 Ms D’Arcy was nominated as a state finalist for the Pharmacy Assistant of the Year Award. “We aim to ensure each customer receives products and advice to
encourage a positive health outcome,” Ms D’Arcy said. “Our staff have vast experience in all areas of health and wellbeing including diabetes, asthma, vitamins, make-up and specialty skin care products.”
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Cannibal Creek Vineyard is the winner of this year’s Hospitality award. Husband and wife team Patrick and Kirsten Hardiker have run Cannibal Creek since 1997. The business took a giant step forward when the couple opened a French themed restaurant at Cannibal Creek in March. “For a long time we’ve been planning to do something like this - somewhere where people could sit and enjoy some food with their wine, and where we could showcase other Gippsland produce as well, not just our own,” Kirsten said. “We’ve got a full commercial kitchen, restaurant, and a cellar room downstairs - we hope to use that as another tasting area and a place for foodie workshops,” she said. There’s a deck for the summer time, a fireplace for the cooler months, and a private dining space for family groups or meetings. “The premium wines we make are really fantastic with food,” Kirsten said. “It’s giving that whole experience, I think. “I think people are looking for more these days, too. “They want to be able to go out and have a lunch and make a day of it. “We’ve been beautifying Cannibal Creek, which is our eastern boundary. “People can walk past the boundary and up to the creek. You can spend a day or half a day with the family.” The move is all about tapping into wine tourism. “The wine industry is quite challenging, it’s been very competitive,” Kirsten said. “It’s taken us a while to get to the
The owners of Cannibal Creek Vineyard Kirsten and Patrick Hardiker.
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point where we were able to make this transition.” She said the vineyard was becoming a point where friends and family from Gippsland, Melbourne, the Peninsula, and Yarra Valley could meet in the middle. “We’re only a couple of kilometres
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from the highway and we’re less than an hour from Melbourne,” she said. “We’re quite accessible. “It’s right at the beginning of Gippsland. It’s a really good starting point for people. “We want to build on our information
for other things to do. “We have a selection of wines from other vineyards in Gippsland, so we’re drawing people down to these other venues as well. “The more we offer in the area, it will become a destination.”
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The winner of this year’s Manufacturing award is Powerplants Australia. Powerplants offers a wide variety of products and service to the horticultural industry, manufacturing its technologies and accessories at its Hallam headquarters. Director Carl van Loon said Powerplants Australia provided customers with innovative tailored solutions allowing owners and managers to “focus on growing your business, while we take care of all your service and maintenance requirements”. Powerplants Australia was born in 1994. “I was working for my dad and we had a plant nursery,” Mr van Loon said. “I used to do all this technical work for him - climate control systems and all that sort of stuff. “I was self-taught. “Whenever I was buying things, we were buying greenhouse equipment
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Director Carl van Loon and wife Briony accept the award for Manufacturing.
from chicken shed manufacturers. “There wasn’t a proper horticulture industry. “You were buying stuff from people
who didn’t know anything about plants. “I realised there was a niche for it and started the business with a
couple of family members. “We gradually built it up from there. I had no intention whatsoever of getting into the horticulture industry. “I was going to be an engineer. Somehow it drew me back.” Today Powerplants Australia employs about 30 people and food production is the major part of the business. “We design and install and service systems for growing food - tomatoes, capsicums, cucumbers, eggplants, lettuce, leafy greens, herbs - basically anything that grows in the ground or grows in greenhouses, that’s our main target now. “People seem to be moving towards better and better quality and that’s what we’re all about - helping growers to produce really high quality crops without pesticides, without fungicides and sprays by giving the plants a really good climate.” Powerplants’ customers include last year’s Casey Cardinia Business of the Year Australian Fresh Leaf Herbs.
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DENTIST KNOWS THE GREEN DRILL ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY Sponsor
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Beaconsfield Dental has been recognised as the region’s most sustainable business for the third year in a row. The dental practice has dominated the Environmental Sustainability category since 2015, also winning in 2016 and now 2017. Beaconsfield Dental was established in 1988 by Dr Robert Panjkov. Mr Panjkov said the practice was proud of its green credentials. Beaconsfield Dental has 60 solar panels which are capable of generating up to 100 KWH in one day. Double glazing, full insulation, solar hot water, LED lighting, water tanks for the garden and toilet flush are standard features at Beaconsfield Dental. The garden has more than 500 indigenous plants to complement the surrounding Akoonah Park. Mr Panjkov said he had solar panels at his family home for years and so it was a natural progression to approach
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business with an environmental focus from the beginning. “We have solar hot water and 60 solar panels which have a wireless device that displays the electricity generated, carbon dioxide and money saved. “Patients are regularly shown the wireless device to educate them as it is kept in one of the treatment rooms. “The design of the building includes low-allergy paint, double glazing, LED lighting and wall, ceiling and floor insulation. “The water tanks have a capacity of 10,000 litres which are fed into the toilets and the 500-plant indigenous garden drip-sprinkler system.
“I’m also thinking about getting an electric charger port for electric cars in the car park. “We currently have about four or five water tanks and I’d like to double that and maybe get a filtration system so that we could be self-sufficient from the water supply. “We’ve encouraged customers to take it upon themselves to think more about the environment, too.” Beaconsfield Dental also uses biodegradable dental products and environmentally friendly cleaning and kitchen supplies, including a compost bin. Mr Panjkov said staff were educated
about recycling paper and encouraged to reduce printing by viewing documents on the computer. “We do it to be self-sufficient. Solar electricity generates a lot of power and it saves money. “It also gives you that warm and fuzzy feeling that you’re doing the right thing. It’s nice to leave a legacy,” he said. “The dentist isn’t everybody’s favourite thing, so we try to make it a fun place and to make people feel comfortable. “We’re always learning things about the new technological advances in renewable energy.”
Robert and Lisa Panjkov from Beaconsfield Dental with daughters Melissa and Lillian.
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TRAVEL AGENTS HAVE PACKED A LOT IN The winner of the Tourism award for the second year in a row is Safir Tours. Nayaz Noor and Suchitra Reddy are the CEO and director respectively of the Berwick based Safir Tours and what they’ve accomplished in just four-and-ahalf years in Australia is impressive. Between them, they have more than 60 years of experience in the travel industry having both spent over three decades with tour operators and travel agencies in the United States, the Middle East and India. But the latest chapter of their story has brought them to Australia - where they had no family and few connections until a few short years ago. But the challenge of setting up their business in a completely new evironment is one they’ve truly excelled at. Safir Tours is a destination management company that customises all its itineraries based on the requirements of its clients. Born in India, Nayaz and Suchitra predominantly work with Indian clients from their home country, the Middle East and the United States who are looking to travel to Australia. “We started operating on 1 March 2013,” Nayaz said. “We were wondering when we were going to get our first client. Our first client was an Indian student studying in Adelaide whose parents were going to visit Australia. “She wanted things set up for them here to visit Sydney, the Gold Coast, and Cairns, so we put things together.” Nayaz and Suchitra were initially excited, yet somewhat sceptical, when
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setting up their business in Australia. “It was all new to us - the whole business environment in Australia is very different to what we were used to in India or the US,” Nayaz said. “It took us a little bit of time to understand how it works. We found it easier than doing things in India because people are friendly here - they’re honest
and they’re straightforward. They’re more direct. “The Indian market is very, very complicated. It’s very fragmented nothing is set in stone and even the wealthiest of travellers will check with five different agencies and check everywhere online to try and get the lowest price.
“When most people in India get to know us, they know that once they send their clients to Safir Tours they won’t have to worry. They can sleep easy.” The company’s strength lies in its hands-on approach, the worldwide experience of its founders, and the strong relationship it holds with its partners and suppliers.
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Ideas Ministry creative director Natalie Birch (right) with sponsor Rebbecca Martin from AJ Recruitment.
Ideas Ministry has edged out heavy-hitters Direct Management and Successful Endeavours to take out the Business and Professional Services award. Ideas Ministry specialises in making brands do the selling for its clients. Natalie Birch is the creative director of the Casey-based business. On her website Ms Birch describes herself as an “ideasmith”. “We combine our great ideas with expert skills in graphic design and marketing and collaborate with other creative professionals like photographers, web designers, copywriters and printers to offer a complete branding solution which reels in your dream customers,” Ms Birch said. “Anyone can design, but it takes personality to come up with great ideas. “At Ideas Ministry we like to find what’s different about you, and use that to your best advantage
across brand development and marketing. Draw a square and we’ll think outside it. “Where many designers will simply take your design brief and follow it, we go a step further and help you to create and fulfil the brief. “We research your industry, market, target customers and competitors, so that we’re starting every project with a really sound idea of what we’re doing, and can deliver you premium results the first time.” Ms Birch has immersed herself in graphic design and creative art for more than 15 years. She was taught by the same lecturer who taught children’s book illustrator Graeme Base of Animalia fame. “We see things differently at Ideas Ministry. Anyone can design, but it takes personality to come up with great ideas. “We’re boundary pushers. Alternative explorers. Your business think tank,” she said.
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Waverley Industries’ reputation as a business with a heart has been firmly cemented with its third award in the Social Enterprise category. Waverley Industries has made this category its own, winning in 2015, 2016 and, now, 2017. The not-for-profit organisation commenced operations in November 1984 with the aim of providing employment opportunities for people with special needs, in particular intellectually disabled adults.
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The business employs more than 250 disabled adults at its Waverley Industries Notting Hill site and at its new packaging factory in Star Crescent, Hallam. Waverley Industries opened its 4000-square metre factory in Hallam in 2016, creating 40 jobs for people with disabilities. Director and chief executive Frank Cresia said the expansion enabled the business to develop its accredited training programs to neighbouring special schools.
“We’ve created a lot of new jobs,” he said. “Our success is our people. “That’s our essence and our growth - people with disabilities.” Across its Hallam and Notting Hill locations, workers specialise in packaging solutions, assembly work, manufacturing, mail outs and catering. Mr Cresia said that Waverley Industries was proud to play an important role in the lives of its employees.
“Their work enriches their lives and builds their self-esteem, knowing that they are producing things that we, as a community, need,” he said. “They still receive their disability support pension, so working with us provides a supplement to that.” Waverley Industries makes it a priority to reach out to special needs schools to provide employment opportunities. Working with Waverley Industries
since 2001, Mr Cresia has seen it develop into a thriving business. Assisted by a team of hardworking volunteers, he said the business provided its customers with more than just high-quality products and services at competitive prices. “We’ve gone from an organisation on its knees to a thriving, sustainable, business model,” he said. “Customers see that they’re providing job opportunities for people that wouldn’t otherwise be working.”
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JOANNE IS IN THE DRIVING SEAT Tour Local, which describes itself as a ‘can do’ tour company, has won this year’s Home-based Business award. Owner Joanne Staindl provides “touring solutions” for individuals or groups of any size. “We also provide charter services for airport transfers, weddings, corporate events,” she said. “Our real specialty is writing and delivering tailor made tours of any length, from a few hours to many days away, for groups of any size, again from two to 102 plus.” To keep tours cost affordable yet focussed on quality service delivery, Ms Staindl is very much hands-on with the day-to-day touring often acting as a driver, tour leader or, on occasions, filling the role of both when she is driving one of the companyowned vehicles. Having been in the business for nearly 10 years, Ms Staindl also brings
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a vast depth of product knowledge to itinerary writing. Tour Local is expanding into the corporate sector offering to arrange corporate events and training. Another growth market for Tour Local has been into charter and destination transfers, for example to Melbourne Airport, and functions such as weddings, birthdays and other special events. Ms Staindl said to stand out from competitors her team was prepared to work 24/7. “If someone needs to get to the airport in the middle of the night, we will pick them up from home and allow this to happen. “Tour Local prides itself on working with groups in such a way that the stresses involved with achieving minimum numbers to travel are now often a thing of the past.”
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BOAT CREW ARE MAKING WAVES Davey Marine has been recognised as the Casey Cardinia Region’s best new business. The fledgling business, which is based in Bald Hill Road, Pakenham, is already building a reputation as South East Melbourne’s premium Honda dealership. Owner Adam Davey said his business, which sells new and used recreational boats, prided itself on quality, whether it’s for an engine service, electronics upgrade or custom fit up of a new vessel. “We sell a select range of new and used boats and a full range of boating accessories and safety gear. “We’re the Honda Marine dealer in Victoria’s South East, own the sole dealership ex-factory for Edencraft Boats and are the only Australian dealer for the New Zealand manufactured Blackdog Cats brand,” Mr Davey said. Staff are fully qualified and the mechanics are highly trained using the latest in diagnostic equipment. Davey Marine’s Electrical Technicians are also trained on the latest in marine electronic systems specialising in radar, autopilot and full vessel rewires. “Our key point of difference is our technical expertise and skill which translates into delivery of superior levels of workmanship and customer service.
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The team at the winning new business Davey Marine.
“To our customers this means reassurance and confidence in our workmanship and a reliable and consistent level of products and services, all of which ensures their time on the water is safe and enjoyable.”
Davey Marine operates in a niche market and goes to great lengths to build brand awareness, maintain brand recognition, build customer loyalty and differentiate themselves from their competition. The team works across a range of
engines other than Honda including Yamaha, Suzuki, Mercury, Mercruiser and Evinrude. “We also operate a Compleat Angler franchise from our retail outlet and sell an extensive range of boating accessories and safety gear.”
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YMCA has been an integral part of the City of Casey for the past 19 years and has been recognised as this year’s winner of the Health, Education and Well-being award. YMCA Casey manages the operations of six leisure facilities on behalf of the City of Casey. These facilities include Casey ARC, Casey RACE, Endeavour Hills Leisure Centre, Berwick Leisure Centre, Casey Indoor Leisure Centre and Doveton Pool in the Park. Each facility offers the community a wide variety of services and programs including but not limited to swimming lessons, recreational swimming, health clubs, group fitness classes, childcare, gymnastics and stadium sports. In September the organisation celebrated 100 days of operation of the City of Casey’s new state-of-the-art sports complex, Casey Stadium. The YMCA-managed centre underwent an $18.3 million redevelopment, relaunching to the local community in June with 10 multipurpose courts including show court seating with a capacity of more than 1000 people. It now has the capability to host major events and, over the initial period, the YMCA has worked closely with a range of stakeholders including Casey Basketball Association and Casey Netball Association to showcase the facility. The launch in June highlighted a Big V All Star Origin Series which saw the best players from the Big V competition compete in a men’s and women’s all-star game. A Victorian Netball League game has
Team members at Casey Stadium are pumped with YMCA’s win in the Health, Education and Well-being category. also been held at the facility with more than 1000 spectators. YMCA Centre Manager Ian Jenkins is delighted with what has been delivered at the facility within a short period of time and predicted significant growth. “The interest in the facility has been incredible. It truly is a state-of-the-art facility and the community have been
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Welcome to Bunjil of joy By Cam Lucadou-Wells As a sign of endorsement, Casey residents “voted with their feet” at the opening of Narre Warren’s brand-new civic-arts space Bunjil Place, says mayor Sam Aziz. More than 35,000 flocked to the opening festival at the $125 million precinct’s theatres, library, gallery, cafe and plaza on 28 and 29 October - seven times exceeding the council’s projections, Cr Aziz said. Residents had expressed “tremendous joy” at the spectacular facilities. “It’s going to be the talking point of the South-East for many decades to come,” Cr Aziz said. “People are walking out of the library saying they want to live there. They don’t want to leave the place.” His message to residents was: “We’ve built it and now we hand it over to you. “Please come and enjoy it as often as you can because it’s there for you.” The council’s courage to commit to the biggest municipal council project in the state’s history had been vindicated, he said. It was delivered before time and under budget, with the project to be paid off within nine years. “The planning behind it was second-tonone.” In upcoming events, the library will be officially opened by Local Government Minister Marlene Kairouz on 3 November and Casey’s first council meeting at Bunjil Place will take place on 9 November. The project was partly funded by the Federal Government’s $10 million grant and a State Government grant of $750,000 for the library. Cr Aziz didn’t wish to “slap the hand” of successive state governments for not contributing more to the regional project. “We lobbied hard for the state and federal
Casey chief executive Mike Tyler, councillors Rex Flannery, Amanda Stapledon, Timothy Jackson, Milla Gilic, Susan Serey, mayor Sam Aziz, Federal MP Jason Wood, councillors Wayne Smith, Cr Picture: ROB CAREW Geoff Ablett and Cr Damien Rosario open Bunjil Place. 174129
The spectacular view from within the Bunjil entrance foyer. 174129
governments ... (regardless) we have been able to successfully deliver the project in our own right.” He forecast Bunjil Place as being “10 per cent” of Casey Council’s vision to be a Smart City and Australia’s most liveable city. As part of that, the council has planned a $4 billion wish-list for roads, public transport, services and infrastructure ahead of next year’s State Election. La Trobe Federal MP Jason Wood congratulated Casey Council in a video message with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull in Canberra that was played to Gala Dinner guests on Thursday evening. The exhibition space could showcase some of the region’s famous artists such as Tom Roberts and Arthur Streeton as well as its contemporary creatives, Mr Wood said. Mr Turnbull congratulated Mr Wood for his
“I hope that the fee structure will be reasonable and allow all local groups, not just the well-to-do the opportunity to use Bunjil Place.“ Narre Warren North MP Luke Donnellan said the State Government’s library grant was the largest amount available in the Living Libraries Infrastructure Fund. “The new library will feature state-of-theart facilities and will be a wonderful asset and encourage more opportunities for participation in this community.” South-Eastern Metropolitan MP Inga Peulich said she’d comment on the project at the end of the week. “My focus will be entirely on trying to defeat the government’s euthanasia bill (this week),” Ms Peulich said. Gembrook MP Brad Battin did not respond prior to deadline.
“advocacy and passion for your community” in securing federal funding for Bunjil Place. “It will bring together the extraordinary talent in your community,” Mr Turnbull told viewers. “We’re proud to say Bunjil Place is your place.” Narre Warren South State MP Judith Couacaud Graley said she hoped that the project wouldn’t cause ratepayers financial pain. “The City of Casey has been adamant that they could fund the construction of Bunjil Place through a combination of savings, a loan and funding from the Commonwealth, so I would hope there will be no attempts to raise rates in the coming years.” Ms Graley said she’d been vocal on the need for community meeting and event spaces in Casey.
Here’s what’s special about Bunjil Place - in a grid-shell Casey’s residents will soon discover the new arts hub and council offices at Bunjil Place’s opening festival on 27 and 28 October. The $125 million precinct boasts massive features such as a three-storey library, 800-seat theatre, a multi-purpose studio space with retractable seating, a function centre and art gallery. Aside from the overwhelming scale, there is plenty of thoughtful detail. Here are some of the less well-known features of Bunjil Place: War memorial grove The Narre Warren war memorial - including its historic marble monuments - has been relocated from outside the old council offices to Bunjil Place. The pillars are fixed in a small bluestone amphitheatre, the words ‘We Will Remember Them’ blasted with red sand and inscribed into its floor.
'Lest We Forget' is spelled in Morse Code at the memorial grove. 174202 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS Among the thoughtful details are 17 uplights representing the first 17 ships that left Port Phillip bound for the Gallipoli campaign in October 1914.
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IT’S NONE OF OUR BUSINESS BUT… Rown trip from Little River Television personality Catriona Rowntree hosted Friday night’s Casey Cardinia Business Awards. Making herself available for hosting duties far from her Geelong home on a Friday night was not lost on Beaconsfield dentist Robert Panjkov who told her admiringly: “You’ve come a long way from Little River to the Cranny Turf Club”.
Touched by son’s praise As a mother of two boys Catriona Rowntree was visibly touched by the glowing tribute Raymond Staindl paid to his mother. Joanne Staindl, the founder of best Home Based Business winner Tour Local, was hosting a tour group and couldn’t attend the ceremony. Ray said that he admired his mum’s work ethic adding that she was his “inspiration”. Hand on her heart, Catriona said any mother would be proud to have a son speak of her in such a glowing way.
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Smell the mothballs Adam Davey, the owner of winning Pakenham business Davey Marine, shouted his whole team tickets to the business awards, joking that many of them had been forced to dig out long-neglected suits from the back of their cupboards for the occasion. “You can’t smell the mothballs,” host Catriona Rowntree assured them from the stage.
Special praise for the Y Waverley Industries, which provides employment for people with special needs, took out the Social Enterprise category for the third year in a row. Client Kevin McAlpine stole the show when he took to the stage to accept the award. Kevin was almost more excited about Casey YMCA’s win in the Health, Education and Well-being category than he was about Waverley Industries’ gong. Kevin told the audience that his sister attended a YMCA-run centre and he thought they were doing a great job and the award was well deserved.
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Heartburn over Bunjil Catriona Rowntree spent time introducing herself to different sections of the audience between her official on-stage hosting duties. She had a good chat with Casey Mayor Sam Aziz about Bunjil Place, which was officially opened on the weekend. Later when she spied him ignoring the bottles of wine on his table and opting for a glass of milk she quipped: “When you’ve spent $125 million you might get a bit of heartburn”.
Now for the Middle East The enormity of the $125 million Bunjil Place project was not lost on the Casey Mayor Sam Aziz who, when apologising for the absence
of his council colleague Rosalie Crestiani at the opening ceremony due to a trip to Israel, quipped: “Now we have pulled together this project we feel we can now tackle the issue of peace in the Middle East”.
Doing the hokey-pokey The building of Bunjil Place was a nice change of pace for construction company Multiplex. Regional managing director for Victoria Graham Cottam told guests at an official launch event last Thursday night that the company relished the challenge of its eagle-inspired design. “We do a lot of vanilla - mainly apartments,“ he explained. “This one is a bit more hokey-pokey, or even strawberry.“
It was nice that former Casey mayor Mick Morland was given due recognition during the opening festivities at Bunjil Place. Mick, who was killed when hit by a car on a walk earlier this year, was turned the first sod for the project when mayor and also accepted a cheque for $10 million from the Federal Government back in 2015. Wife Kay and their daughter Rebecca Sanders were at an official launch function last Thursday night, where his contribution was acknowledged several times. Kay was fine throughout the night, but did break down when Jonathon Welch of Choir of Hard Knocks fame launched into an impromtu tribute after leading the Voices of Casey Choir through a performance in the theatre. “I wasn’t expecting that one,“ Kay said. “It’s lovely he’s being remembered though.“
Neighbourly fare Bunjil Place launch party MC Stefan Denis of Neighbours fame felt right at home at the new venue. Not only is he good friends with former Casey councillor Louise Berklemans, who was present on the night, but he noted that the caterers providing the food also fed the Neighbours cast as well.
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cause we are still awaiting analysis in relation to what they are.” Sgt Hayes said it was a “good effort” from his team of investigators of the DRU. “A rather high impact for the local community, it’s obviously pro-active work designed to ensure their safety.” A Cranbourne North resident, who wished to remain anonymous, said the area near Von Nida Drive was quiet. “It just happened near us. When I saw the front window broken this morning I thought it was suspicious. There were plenty of cars.” She said there was “no noise, no fighting, no screaming” ever coming from the house. “It’s quite nice living here. I hope everything is OK.” Another neighbour, who wished to be anonymous, said it was a “quiet house,” but felt concerned when police spent most of the day at the property. “We don’t really see them. I was a bit curious with a lot of police. I asked a police officer and he said it was ‘nothing serious’.” The Cranbourne man and Cranbourne woman currently in custody will face a hearing at Melbourne Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday 1 November.
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Addicts need to be connected with counsellors who can help them regain their selfrespect. But while the Victorian Government can find $2 million for its senior ministers to spend on overseas junkets (see “Travel bill hits $2m luxury fare for MPs", SHS, 29 October) it cannot find money to employ qualified drug and alcohol counsellors who are unemployed. John Glazebrook, Endeavour Hills.
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On 25 October, The Berwick Cranbourne News Facebook Page shared a story of a renewed push being made to increase public car parking at Cranbourne railway station. Casey Resident and Ratepayers Association president Arvo Talvik said chronic overcrowding of railway car parking at Cranbourne was “out of control”. He said people could not get a car park after 7am and something desperately needed to be done. The story sparked some concerns from readers. Here is how they reacted online: Judie Hedrick: All of the above and duplicate the darn train line from Dandenong! Kellie Banks: 100 per cent yes to an extension. V-Line/Metro would need to improve a lot before more parking went in- better road maintenance of their private road, safe pedestrian access, and proper intersection with lights at Camms Road. Judie Hedrick: Cranbourne - the poor cousin, as always! Robert Wingrave: Didn’t Bracks promise to extend the line when he was elected? Steven Breen: I really don’t know here this councillor gets off? Really now? If councillors weren’t in the developers' pockets developing every available land in sight, then we would not be in this position. Estates, and more estates are being built everywhere in Casey. More land being cut up meaning more rates and more developer levies.
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Diwali defeats darkness By Brendan Rees One of the most significant festivals in Indian culture, Diwali, the festival of lights was celebrated in Cranbourne. More than 150 people attended the event at Balla Balla Community Centre on Saturday 14 October. Hosted by the Gippsland Indian Association (GIA) in conjunction with the organisation’s silver jubilee celebration, the event also had Narre Warren North MP Luke Donnellan join the celebrations as special guest. GIA secretary Praneel Chandra said Hindus celebrated this festival by illuminating their houses with traditional lamps or diyas, candles or colourful electric lights. “Lighting of lights signifies removal of darkness and ignorance from one’s life and triumph of good over evil. Prior to the night, the houses are cleaned and decorated and the night begins with prayer, followed by lighting of diyas
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First fly for the funded flag By Brendan Rees A new flagpole allows Merinda Park Learning and Community Centre (MPLCC) in Cranbourne North to fly the Australian flag for the first time. The flag was a gift from Federal Member for Holt Anthony Byrne, who said he was honoured to unveil the new flagpole and raise the flag on Wednesday 11 October. “The VCAL students and community centre members will now be able to hold their own Anzac Day and Remembrance Day services at the centre in Cranbourne to acknowledge the service and sacrifice made by Australia’s servicemen and women,” he said. “I am always pleased to support local residents and organisations like the MPLCC that aim to respect the Australian Flag and honour and commemorate Australia’s wartime heritage.” MPLCC was awarded a $1500 grant in 2016 to install a flagpole under the Saluting Their Service Commemorative Grant Program, designed to preserve Australia’s wartime heritage. MPLCC CEO Jan Gilchrist said she was delighted with the new flagpole. The flag, she said, would help students appreciate and understand the service and sacrifice of Australia’s servicemen and women in wars, conflicts and peace operations. “The flag will encourage particularly our young people, our VCAL students to understand what the significance of the flag is and also to be able to use it to do our own little Anzac Day services.” “We’re very excited now that we’ve actually got it and ready to go,” Ms Gilchrist said. The centre, which also marked its 25th anniversary this year had recently undergone a $1.15m restoration project to extend and upgrade the facility. “It’s a wonderful new space in that the foyer now has room for people to actually sit in and congregate and tables to sit and eat their lunch, whereas the students previously had nowhere to go,” said Ms Gilchrist.
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Federal Member for Holt Anthony Byrne was honoured in helping raise the Australian flag with Merinda Park Learning and Community Centre CEO Jan Gilchrist at the centre in Cranbourne North. 173744 Picture: GARY SISSONS “It’s much more welcoming and friendly for people coming in the centre.” Council invested $1m in the project, with MPLCC contributing the remaining $150,000, to deliver new counselling suites, a modernised external facade of the facility, a new reception area and administration space, an upgraded commercial kitchen, new and additional bathroom amenities including an ambulant bathroom and disabled bathroom with shower, upgrades to the main hall and children’s rooms. City of Casey Mayor Cr Sam Aziz said the upgrades would enable the centre to better meet the needs of the local community. “MPLCC is one of Casey’s busiest community facilities; more than 1000 Casey residents visit the centre each week to participate in adult and youth education programs, access the childcare programs or make a booking with the centre’s counselling services,” Cr Aziz said.
It was game, set, and match for Tooradin Tennis Club after scoring a brand-new tennis pavilion. City of Casey Mayor Cr Sam Aziz was joined by Cr Geoff Ablett in the celebratory opening of the $880,000 project with members of the Tooradin Tennis Club on Monday 9 October. Located at Tooradin Recreation Reserve, the pavilion has undercover decking overlooking the club’s tennis courts, expansive community space and an office, a large kitchen and new cooking equipment, internal and external storage space and rear car parking and access ramp. Cr Aziz said council was proud to deliver the new facility which he was confident would be well utilised by residents particularly as we moved into the warmer months. “This fine building will provide the Tooradin Tennis Club and its devoted members with the facilities and amenities the club deserves while further developing their passion and drive for all things tennis,” he said. He said the new facility was “fantastic” and would “greatly assist” in helping the club to grow and attract new local members and sponsors throughout the municipality. “The benefits associated with participating in sport and physical activities are clear. We know that active residents have stronger social connections, enhanced physical and mental health, greater personal resilience and opportunities for expression of community pride. “The City of Casey will continue to invest in the development of infrastructure to enable our communities to participate in physical activity as close to home as possible, to ensure they
City of Casey Mayor Cr Sam Aziz, Tooradin Tennis Club President Dragan Jovic, Cr Geoff Ablett and members of the club celebrated the opening the new pavilion. 174125 Picture: CONTRIBUTED can reap the benefits of facilities such as the Tooradin Tennis Pavilion.” Council invested $830,000 in the project and the State Government contributed $50,000. Cr Aziz thanked the contribution of the State Government towards the project. “This project is the result of hard work and engagement, and demonstrates what is possible when council, the State Government and local clubs form meaningful partnerships to deliver great outcomes for the community.” Tooradin Tennis Club president Dragan Jovic said the pavilion would ensure the club had the facilities to operate at “our optimum capacity.”
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As principal, I see my role is to guide the college towards consistent quality Teaching & Learning Practices, Curriculum differentiation for inclusion and nurturing positive relationships, ensuring these priorities are continually being evaluated and improved upon.
Maranatha is a safe Christian learning community in partnership with home and church that helps children find true success in life. Through a model of Christcentred education within a safe environment, we seek to inspire children to think Christianly about the world, and so use their God given gifts and talents for the benefit of others. With talented, well regarded and highly qualified Christian teachers who understand children, Maranatha students have the opportunity to learn, develop, serve, grow and excel by participating in a rigorous, challenging and engaging curriculum at either of our two well-resourced Junior Schools at Officer and Doveton or our highly regarded Middle and Senior School at Endeavour Hills.
At CESC we strongly value the importance of collaboration between teachers, parents and students and its effectiveness on students learning. Our college offers many opportunities for all students to succeed, not just through expected curriculum areas of study but through performing arts, sports, leadership and student voice. We believe in providing our students with the best learning and development experience by celebrating achievement, focussing on engagement and nurturing wellbeing. We are striving to meet all individual needs and learning styles through consistent professional development practice for all staff, understanding and knowing our students strengths and weaknesses through positive relationship building and by providing enriching experiences.
Life is a journey, but with a great foundation in the partnership that is Maranatha, children can become the fine young men and women God intended them to be.
Maranatha Christian School
Cranbourne East Secondary College
Middle and Senior School, 104-108 Reema Blvd, ENDEAVOUR HILLS Junior School Doveton, 146 Kidds Rd, DOVETON Junior School Officer, 62 Rix Road, OFFICER
50 Stately Dr, Cranbourne East VIC 3977
Phone (03) 5990 0200 http://www.cesc.vic.edu.au/ cranbourne.east.sc@edumail.vic.gov.au
Phone 9709 7217 Fax 9706 1910 www.maranatha.vic.edu.au
HENRY GROSSEK
Pete Wells
Meeting the Challenge Providing all children with a comprehensive education, one that meets their individual needs, preparing them well for the next phase in their schooling and does so in a way that ensures they love coming to school is our focus. Breadth of curriculum choice, one which includes a strong focus on the core subjects of literacy and numeracy is a feature of our approach at Berwick Lodge. Robotics and coding, radio and film-making and a whole school Chinese (Mandarin) program are a small sample of the breadth of curriculum on offer at our school. This year our senior students once again visited Singapore as guests of our partner school, Tampines P.S. as part of our international learning program. Berwick Lodge was recognised for excellence in the Performing Arts this year – winning the Wakakirri Victorian Best History Story Award and being one of the 4 schools nationwide shortlisted for the national award. We are also proud to have been selected as one of the 40 most innovative schools in Australia by The Educator for our work in the field of student agency in learning with the Learning Maps project. Student wellbeing is at the heart of our approach to ensuring that all children feel both valued and safe. Our partnership with the Alannah & Madeline Foundation as a Victorian Ambassador school bears testimony to our commitment to the wellbeing of all students. We provide individual tours of our school for all interested parents. Why not call us and see for yourself? Henry Grossek Principal Berwick Lodge Primary School
In order for young people to succeed in an increasingly complex environment, children need a high quality education; to be taught skills to achieve success, and to think critically, enabling them to become good decision-makers, responsible global citizens and lifelong learners.
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Firefighters responded to a mulch fire on Moores Road in Clyde on Monday 30 October. Crews from Clyde, Devon Meadows, Cranbourne, Tooradin and Berwick were called to the fire at about 1pm at the market garden property. Cranbourne First Lieutenant Dennis Latchford said the pile of mulch was about the size of a house. “Lucky it was good weather conditions for us. It wasn’t going anywhere. It was a messy job really, that you pump so much water on it you create a bit of a mud pit,” he said. Mr Latchford said the property owner was quick to separate the mulch with his tractor. “He’s done the right thing when it’s flared up and started to pull it apart. Unfortunately he blew both his tyres on his tractor so he couldn’t use it for a little while. We pumped water on it for probably about three hours.” He said warmer conditions on Sunday 29 October played a role in the fire as the mulch self-combusted. “It gets a lot of heat in the mulch, and if the wind whips through it you get a bit of ember flare-up. There was a reasonable amount of smoke but there was no warnings issued,” Mr Latchford said. Twenty-five firefighters contained the fire by 5pm but were called back at 9.30pm. “The wind changed direction a little bit and flared back up again,” he said. The Lang Lang brigade was also called to bring in their lighting unit as firefighters brought the fire under control at midnight. “It wasn’t really going to spread anywhere. The grass wasn’t long.” Mr Latchford said the surrounding area was safe and no property was damaged. “We could only use water. We can’t use foam because it’s a market garden. If we use foam it’s going to contaminate all his vegies he’s growing.”
At Cranbourne East Secondary College we share a common moral purpose: ‘Giving every student every opportunity to exceed their potential and provide a high quality pathway to success.’
CHAIRO CHRISTIAN SCHOOL PRINCIPAL – PETER WELLS Pete Wells is excited about the innovation and development that he experiences each day at Chairo’s Pakenham Campus, but is equally committed to honouring the school’s longstanding mission: to provide excellence in Christ-centred education, in partnership with families, within a caring Christian community. He explained: ‘We provide Kinder to Year 12 education within a genuinely Christian school culture. Our values, curriculum and programs are all delivered from a Christian worldview perspective. It’s our desire to see boys and girls experience care and challenge that helps them develop into young men and women of great character, who are able to positively impact the world around them. ‘We hope and pray that each Chairo student feels safe and welcomed, as they participate in a strong, healthy, friendly and uplifting community that values the unique capabilities and character of every child.’ Pete holds a degree in Psychology and a Master of Educational Leadership. Prior to becoming Principal this year, he taught for many years at Chairo before taking on the role of Head of School in an International Baccalaureate school in Indonesia. Outside of his work in education, Pete is an award-winning novelist and father of three active boys. With modern facilities in a pleasant rural environment, an excellent school culture, and a host of co-curricular activities, Chairo provides a dynamic and rigorous learning environment. For further information, visit www.chairo.vic.edu.au.
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Pakenham Campus, 585 Bald Hill Road NAR NAR GOON Phone 5942 5632
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Cranbourne Secondary College has a long and proud history of servicing the educational needs of the Cranbourne community. We recently celebrated our 40th anniversary and it reminded us all of our very strong links with the citizens of Cranbourne who continue to make us their school of choice. During our 40 year history our school community has become more multicultural, and with the help of our Harmony and Multipride programs, we have maintained a highly inclusive and tolerant school population.
Lyndhurst Secondary College is a progressive learning community focused on creating the unique circumstances for each child to experience success.
I extend a warm welcome to all in our community. This year our Annual Theme “After Much Debate Peter Stood Up” calls on our students to stand up and be counted. It is a calling that aims to inspire our students to have confidence to strive for the best in themselves and challenges them to make a difference in the local community and the larger world in which we all live. This aligns with our school motto “Be Not Afraid” and our College vision where, “As a Catholic community, we aspire to lead in faith, guide with love and inspire through learning”.
Overall our median study score remained steady at 27 with 2.1% of students achieving a study score of 40 or more. Explicit goals have been set to raise the bar in 2017. This will be supported by such programs as the VCE Study Hub and whole school roll-up for the last three weeks of the academic year. New Facilities Development of the East Campus continues in 2017 with work commencing on a Year 9 Learning Centre. The West Campus will also experience a building project to ensure learning facilities continue to cater for the 21st century learner. 1119717-LB08-14 1162239-DJ44-14
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Student wellbeing is our other primary focus. Students are offered many options for getting involved in College life, including sporting teams, lunchtime clubs/activities and performing arts opportunities. Student voice is highly valued, through avenues such as School Council, SRC (Student Representative Council) and through focus groups and forums. Our Wellbeing Team also run proactive programs for students, such as building resilience and stress management, and offer individual interventions as needed.
In 2016 140 Year 12 students, 137 students were awarded their VCE. 22 successfully completed their VCAL. Our Dux was our Environment Captain, Will Veenman with an ATAR score of 96.02. Will has successfully gained a place at Monash University to study Science.
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Programs such as SNIP (Student Numeracy Individualisation Program), VCOP writing development, and Reading Block are just some of the ways we focus on literacy and numeracy instruction that is targeted to the individual student’s point of need. The success of such programs is clear; this year’s NAPLAN results demonstrated that our students’ growth equalled, or surpassed, that of the state average in all areas.
These new facilities will enable our College to capitalise on the outstanding work of our teachers and further improve on our academic standards. They will also enhance the capacity to holistically develop our students by supporting their wellbeing and pathways needs. This helps to develop well rounded citizens that are well prepared for the world of work or further education, and who can contribute positively as members of the Cranbourne community.
John Jovic Principal
Welcome to the 2017 School Year
As a small school, we pride ourselves on knowing each of our students well. We strategically plan to meet each of their individual needs. Teachers meet weekly in teams to discuss their students’ learning progress, as measured through a range of data sources. This allows a learning plan for each student that is unique to them.
Our facilities have continuously been modernised over the last 10 years, and I am pleased to announce that the next exciting stage of capital works will commence at the end of 2017. We will have a new Building and Construction facility operating in 2018, and significant facility upgrades in the areas of Science, Visual Arts, Technology and Student Wellbeing.
There are many features of our College that can be highlighted. Some of these include our strong pastoral care program, a oneto-one netbook program and our very successful Senior School program. Visitors are welcome to learn about these programs and more, and I encourage you to make an appointment and come along and see our College in person.
Chris Black
Enrolments for Year 7 2018 close on March 17th. For further information pleases contact our College Registrar.
I invite you to join us for a tour to see how Lyndhurst Secondary College can be the school of choice for your family. They run every Wednesday (no appointment necessary) at 11:00am.
Mr Chris Black Acting Principal
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St Peters College
Stawell St, Cranbourne VIC 3977 Phone 5996 3544 www.cranbournesc.vic.edu.au
950 South Gippsland Highway CRANBOURNE VIC 3977 Ph: 5996 0144 www.lyndhurst.vic.edu.au E: lyndhurst.sc@edumail.vic.gov.au
West Campus, Cranbourne Frankston Rd CRANBOURNE East Campus, MacKillop Way CRANBOURNE EAST Phone 5990 7777
CRANBOURNE SOUTH PRIMARY
John Shaw
Monique Corcoran
2018 marks a significant year for Alkira Secondary College, it marks our tenth year of education with the first class of students starting year 7 at Casey Central Secondary College (renamed Alkira Secondary College in 2010) on a temporary school site at Hillsmeade Primary School in 2009.
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The school has undertaken a complete leadership restructure to support the implementation of our improvement strategies and programs that are designed to achieve the aims and goals of our Strategic Plan. Next year, we welcome experienced Assistant Principals, Ms Nalini Naidu from Kambrya College and Mr Michael Jaremczuk from Emerald Secondary College, who are joining our team led by Assistant Principals, Mr David Mockridge and Ms Sherri Lake and our Business Manager Ms Tracy Jackson.
Every school has their unique flair on how they cater for the educational needs of their students. The choice of the ideal school for your child is one of the most important made by families. When you enter CSPS you will feel and see the difference of a medium sized, semi-rural environment that caters for the needs of the child. We encourage students to thrive on positive challenges that promote confidence and creativity and in taking ownership of learning to grow into responsible, happy, resilient and socially fulfilled individuals. Please contact the school to arrange a personalised tour with the Principals and school captains.
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Our school motto of Community Spirit Partnerships to Success, represents how we work together to ensure that the school environment is happy, secure, challenging and encourages cooperation and responsibility. CSPS endeavours to empower teachers, students and community members to embrace learning, achieve their personal best and strengthen emotional, social and physical wellbeing. We strongly value Positivity, Persistence, Pride and Passion.
Last year, the College completed an education review and developed a new Strategic Plan to take us into 2020. We established two priority areas focused on improving student engagement, wellbeing and achievement. These two areas are developing; Excellence in Teaching and Learning and a Positive Climate for Learning.
John Shaw Principal
Colin Avery
Cranbourne South Primary School (CSPS) represents 60 years of a proud history. Whilst celebrating our birthday in 2016, we reflected as a school and community on the accolades and celebrations of the past, putting into place an Action Plan to ensure the highest student learning outcomes for all students. The fundamentals of solid Literacy and Numeracy skills underpin all of the curriculum at CSPS.
The school vision remains as strong as ever “to secure the entitlements of every student” It reflects our responsibility to establish a place in our community, providing personalised learning in a happy learning environment while supporting our shared values of respect, integrity, care and excellence.
Together the new leadership team will embrace the opportunity to provide for a rapidly growing school. We look forward to continuing the development of our programs of excellence and increasing our partnerships in the community, to ensure we continue to provide the best educational experiences and opportunities for all of our students.
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Cranbourne South Primary School 239 Pearcedale Road, Cranbourne South VICTORIA 3977 Phone 9782-2999 cranbourne.south.ps@edumail.vic.gov.au
Rangebank Primary, an acknowledged innovative, forward thinking school where students are well equipped to be productive global citizens and lifelong learners. Rangebank is the first government school in Australia where Hindi is taught throughout the school. With an expected enrolment of 420 children in 2017, Rangebank is able to provide a personalised approach to your child’s education. Teachers at Rangebank have a strong commitment to the academic goals of the school and the welfare of children. Rangebank offers specialist subjects – Hindi (LOTE), the arts, science and physical education, also a Psychologist, and a Chaplain. Our motto is: “Dream, Believe, Strive, Achieve” which supports the vision statement of Rangebank – “Teach, Learn and Lead”. Teach - teachers teaching the students, but also students teaching each other. Learn - the reason for having a school. Lead - to develop leadership in every child through our “Leader In Me” Program. I am extremely proud of the dedication of our teachers and the community feel that is Rangebank. Opportunities are available for parents to become involved in their children’s learning. Research tells us that this leads to better results for the students. Annual events – Mother’s Day and Father’s Day breakfasts, Grandparents Day, Dream Day, Footy Day, junior and senior productions, Diwali festival celebrations and much more. Our links to overseas best practice is highlighted with our weekly skype sessions with our sister school in Delhi. Our upper grades enjoy mixing with our sister school buddies online and look forward to their visit in 2018. A return visit for Rangebank students is planned for 2019. If you are considering a local school, come for a tour. You will be impressed with our new building extension, not to mention the learning that is enjoyed by students and staff.
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Polvin fencing for safety By Rebecca Skilton Joining the likes of Flemington, Caulfield and Yarra Valley Racecourses, Cranbourne Turf Club’s mounting yard has received a fresh makeover, thanks to the team at Polvin Fencing Solutions. But despite the new fence’s crisp white finish and visually stunning qualities, Polvin Sales manager Jackie Hanslo explained that it wasn’t all about the looks, with the Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) fencing placing equine safety at the forefront of the company’s purpose. “Polvin PVC fencing is specifically designed for horse industry to be a safer fence,” Jackie explained. “Our products are a higher quality PVC, have a high UV resilience and won’t rust, rot or peel. They also have a little bit of flexibility which means the product won’t shatter and create shards. So, if a horse were to collide with our fencing it would give, creating a softer impact and minimising the damage to the horse.” Rolling out over 230 metres of Polvin Deluxe Barrier fencing at the racetrack in early October, the new PVC fencing replaced the track’s aluminium loop top fence. “Polvin fencing is a leader in fencing products and has supplied the Victorian Racing industry for a number of years,” Cranbourne Turf Club CEO Neil Bainbridge said. “Their fencing is regarded as the industry leader and has been installed at numerous venues across Victoria including our metropolitan tracks. “The new horse safe fencing structure installed at Cranbourne will ensure the best available facilities for our patrons and our participants.” Based in Dandenong South, Polvin was established in 2005 by Les Hanslo. With a back-
Jackie Hanslo and Lauren Stellema of Polvin Fencing Solutions with CEO of the Cranbourne Turf Club Neil Bainbridge alongside the new Polvin Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS Fencing at the Cranbourne racetrack. 174422 ground in PVC manufacturing and the equestrian world, the Hanslo family are not only confident in the effectiveness of their product but have firm knowledge of what the equestrian industry requires. As such, since their inception, Polvin Fencing Solutions have installed over 400,000 metres of running rail and fencing around Australian racetracks.
“We started off as PVC manufacturers many years ago and then started the fencing company in 2006, so we’re essentially experts in the PVC industry which is why we’re so confident about our quality,” Jackie said. “We are a horse family and were looking at upgrading our personal fencing. We got (PVC) samples from overseas and did testing and realised that even though America and Eng-
land have good products, they weren’t going to stand up to Australian conditions. So from there, we designed our own formula as a higher quality product that was better than industry standards and to suit Australia. “But we are still a very equestrian family - we take it quite seriously so we understand horses and what they need.”
Writing the war Personal stories from WWI
The Writing the war exhibition looks at stories of war from seven Australians. Nurse, bank clerk, farmer, sports master, journalist, artist, activist – hear their extraordinary stories of war in this moving exhibition tracing WWI through personal accounts.
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(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.
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(217375) Overlooking Parkland in the Highgrove Estate and surrounded by quality homes is this fully fenced and titled block.The location is superb. 14 mtrs frontage x 32 mtrs long. It’s just waiting for you. Call Frank Barrett for all enquires. This is a place you would be proud to live in.
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AGENT: BARRY PLANT CRANBOURNE, 5990 9400
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ADDRESS: 39 BURCHILL AVENUE, CRANBOURNE EAST
ADDRESS: 14 JOSEPHINE AVENUE, CRANBOURNE NORTH
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RENTAL: Don’t miss this four-bedroom, two living area, plus study home. Offering huge master bedroom with walkaround 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. ●
RENTAL: Come in and take a look at what sits behind the unassuming facade. Set on a large block, the home itself is in good condition for its age and offers two living areas, spacious kitchen, pergola to the side, workshop/garage, three generous bedrooms, gas heating and lots more. Ideally located in a quiet street and directly opposite the park, only a few minutes from Casey Central shopping centre. ●
EXCLUSIVE LYNBROOK BLOCK SURROUNDED by large, modern two-storey homes, in a superb location to everything.
This elevated standout, approximately 602 square metre block is one of very few blocks left available in the area, and offers the perfect spot to build your dream home. ●
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 5 Dyson Drive, Lynbrook Price: Mortgage auction Agent: Darren Saxon, LJ HOOKER CRANBOURNE, 5996 4777
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PANORAMIC DISTANT VIEWS All situated on Harkaway’s boundary, in an area renowned for it’s beauty and undulating hills. It has been many years since an offering like this has been available and may be a long time before you get another opportunity. The Robinson family have farmed these for well over 100 years. Each lot is undulating and bisected by a creek, one has a large dam and all are pastured, fenced and have power available. They are ideal for your rural lifestyle pursuit and in a great location, just 2.5 kms to the Harkaway school and shop, 3 kms from the Narre Warren North school and shops, 5 kms to Berwick with all it’s popular schools.
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Hunter waits for AFL call By Nick Creely Dandenong Stingrays midfielder Hunter Clark is as tough as nails, wins the football relentlessly and leaps for the ball like a key position player. That’s why the Peninsula product is one of the most enticing prospects in this year’s draft pool. After a stunning purple patch in the second half of the year, Clark was the runaway winner in the Stingrays’ Best and Fairest award, averaging almost 27 disposals, half a dozen tackles and almost a goal a game. Life is hectic at the moment for the Stingray who will be juggling his VCE exams over the next month while awaiting draft day on 24 November where he will learn which of the 18 AFL clubs he will begin his journey with in 2018. “Yeah, it’s all pretty busy at the moment but there is still a little while to go (before the draft), so I’m just trying to keep it simple and pretty normal. “Not much has changed with what I’m doing and how I’m acting, but it’s definitely a different feeling getting close to the draft,” he said. “I’ve been fine now that the season is done, it’s definitely become more of a focus (the draft) - whatever happens, happens, and if I’m lucky enough to be picked up, it’s what I’ve wanted to do forever so I’d be stoked. “There’s still a long way to go, I’ve put in a lot of hard work to get here.” After the initial nervousness that accompanies being interviewed by a range of different clubs from all parts of the country, Clark said he now enjoys the process, despite a few differences between Victorian and interstate clubs. “Speaking to the clubs the first few times
was nerve-racking, I wasn’t sure what to expect, to be honest, but once you do a couple you start to get used to them, as most of them are pretty similar with the types of things they ask you. Once you get comfortable, you even start to enjoy them,” he said. “They (interstate clubs) have similar basis questions, but they’d ask you how you’d settle in having to move, or your thoughts on it, so I suppose they want to know what you’re like as a person and whether you’re willing to take on the challenge.” Clark was hampered early in the season by a niggling injury, but bounced back to end the TAC Cup season as one of its most dominant midfielders, while also earning the prestigious honour of playing for Team Enright in the Under 18’s All Stars match on AFL Grand Final day on 30 September. “In the first part of the year I was just trying to get my body right, I missed the most of pre-season with a groin injury and that hung around for most of the year, and in the first half I wasn’t playing full game time,” he said. “In the last couple of months, I’ve played my best footy, but that’s when my body had overcome that, and was able to play full games. “It was just awesome (playing on the ‘G) I’m a Richmond man also, so to play on that day was special - running on the ‘G was surreal, and when I was running out there I was just imagining running out there for an AFL Grand Final, and you just take in the little things.” He also believes the club out of Shepley Oval could be in for a decent draft haul, with up to half a dozen names likely to be taken. “I think we have a pretty strong chance of quite a few drafted - potentially there could be five or six, and maybe a couple of 19-year-olds, we’ve got quite a bit of talent,” he said.
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Swans simply outclassed and looking for lessons learnt By Nick Creely Despite losing their fourth consecutive match in the opening month of the Victorian Premier Cricket season, Casey-South Melbourne coach Prabath Nissanka remains confident that the lessons learnt will hold them in good stead as they look to put some points on the board. In the Swans’ match with region rivals Dandenong at Shepley Oval on Saturday, they weren’t bereft of effort; they were simply outclassed by the most in-form side in the competition. The game was played squarely in the court of Dandy as soon as Lachie Sperling and his Swans won the toss and elected to bat. In need of a strong start, the Swans got the exact opposite - and perhaps with very little luck from the umpires. Kasun Suriaratchie (0) fell in the opening moments caught behind off Darren Pattinson (4/19), but appeared to have clearly missed the ball, while only a few overs later, skipper Sperling (5) middled a ball into his pad but was swiftly given LBW off left arm quick Jak Jowett (1/46). The two early wickets meant the Swans couldn’t get any momentum with their batting, as Pattinson wound back the clock in a stellar white ball spell that left the visitors hanging by a thread at 5/37. As they did last week, Chris Benedek (23) steadied the ship while Dylan Hadfield (43) played the aggressor and it worked a treat, lifting the score just above 100 with a decent launching pad for the remaining 20 overs. Hadfield in particular struck the ball sweetly with a series of cracking cover shots bringing the Swans back into the contest, while Benedek showed poise as the Panthers hardly put a foot wrong. But impressive left arm spinner Akshat Buch (2/24) ignited the flame once more with a clever quicker ball that saw Jacques Augstin stump Benedek before slowing one up and forcing Hadfield to spoon a ball to Donnell at cover - it changed the game. Brendan Rose (30 not out) and Leigh Diston (14) then lifted late with some smart shot selection, lifting the Swans to 9/155 off their 50 overs - a competitive, yet under-par score that would have had the Panthers licking their lips. It didn’t take long for legendary openers Tom Donnell and Brett Forsyth (35) to take the cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au
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we lost too many early wickets, we managed to score 150 which isn’t good enough, but still we were able to build after losing five wickets, so we can take that away from the game,” Nissanka said. “We still couldn’t convert our starts into big scores, and that’s something we are lacking for any team this can happen, but the good teams overcome these situations - if you score 25 or 30 runs it doesn’t help anyone. “Once you’ve done the hard work, you have to convert them to good scores then that will take us to 200 or 220, so that’s something I want them to analyse and overcome.” Nissanka also said that the lack of runs on
the scoreboard is making it hard for his bowlers to come up with plans to win, but backed his side in to find a way to break out of a slump that threatens to derail its season completely. “They (bowlers) need to improve as well - the situation we have faced so far this season, we have scored three low scores, so when you’re bowling to a small total, the problem is you have to always take wickets, and when you overdo things, it’s not going to help,” he said. “We will learn from these games, and figure out a way to get us back into winning positions.” Round 5 will see the Swans host Geelong at Casey Fields, in what is a winnable game.
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It’s happy days for Cranny CRANBOURNE BOWLS The ladies had a massive 32 shot win against Mount Waverley midweek while on Saturday all Pennant sides won. “That makes both our ladies side and our top Saturday Pennant side undefeated for the season,” Club chief Chris Griffiths declared, before adding, “This is possibly the best start to a bowls season in as long as many members can remember. In fact, it’s happy days for Cranbourne with all sides winning on Saturday as well as the ladies team winning midweek. We are so proud of all our teams, so let’s push ahead and see how far we can go.” Ladies Side 1 Division 1 Yvonne Van Der Wees and her rink of Maureen Cameron, Helen Witherden and Lynne Wood played outstanding bowls to win by a massive 28 shots giving victory to Cranbourne by 32 shots against Mount Waverley. The other two rinks skipped by Sue Hudson and Freda Farrall also won in close games. Side 1 Division 2 Cranbourne played at home with a number of supporters watching the game hoping for a home victory and they were not disappointed with a hard-fought 14 shot victory against Clayton. Skip Ron Lyfield and his team of Brian Caddell, Peter Coulthup and Ian Barrenger were the big winners on the day with nine shots supported by Skips Frank Byrne and Barry Thomas who also won. Side 2 Division 3 Skip Chris “the Chief” Griffiths had the firepower with support from club legend Ray Boskell, John McLisky and Michael Scotter to win by 21 shots which was enough to give Cranbourne victory by 25 shots against Churchill WG. Side 3 Division 5 Skip Brian Grant and his crew of Helen Witherden, Bob Pyne and Gary Farrington won by 17 shots to get Cranbourne over the line by 1
Peter Elgar, left, and Barry Thomas reflect on another great day for Cranbourne. shot in the end in a thriller at Ferntree Gully. Saturday Round 4 - Pennant results Ladies Side Division 1 Cranbourne 75 defeated Mount Waverley 43 (Partington, Venville, McLisky, Hudson 2119; Taylor, Pearce, Dudink, Farrall 19-17; Cameron, Witherden, Wood, Van Der Wees 35-7) Side 1 Division 2 Cranbourne 77 defeated Clayton 63 (G Wright, Hunt, O’Day, F Byrne 19-17; Caddell, Colthup, Barrenger, Lyfield 20-11; Taylor, Blyth, Boggie, McKenna 16-18; Wood, Worstelling, Elgar, Thomas 22-17) Side 2 Division 3 Cranbourne 96 defeated Churchill WG 71 (G Dudink 19-17; N Hardy 17-18; C Griffiths 35-14; S Hudson 25-22) Side 3 Division 5 Cranbourne 87 defeated Ferntree Gully 86 (B Grant 26-9; J Kent 14-27; C Wright 23-27 and H Van Soest 24-23)
Cranbourne team-manager Lynne Wood was part of a 28-shot winning rink.
Hickson 18-24, R. Townley, J. Creighton, F. Scicluna and K. Hocking 15-25, L. Magri, W. Brannan, J. Vowles and R. Hansen 25-23, G. Jones, J. Carretero, T. Byrnes and N. Drummond 28-19. Div 4 Sec 8 Cranbourne RSL 9-81 drew with Noble Park 9-81 K. Currie, S. Brobyn, M. Bobetic and K. Walker 33-10, A. Black, J. Grant, M. Hodges and G. Dore 10-19, H. Reefman, C. Stevenson, K. Hickson and J. Spencer13-21, J. Olser, R. Elliott, P. Dalton and R. Fountain 25-21. Div 6 Sec 6 Cranbourne RSL 3-78 lost to Pakenham 15101 L. Meagher, M. Watkinson, A. Underwood and B. Hall 18-18, K. Perry, E. Dietze, D. Ricketts and B. Cook 24-23, P. Zimmerman, M. Smith, I. Ford and B. Welsh 24-28, A. Pichard, M. Tasker and D. Muir 10-32.
Parkers lose three win one HAMPTON PARK BOWLS Mid-Week Pennant Division 2 - Brandon Park 14/80 d Hampton Park 2/55 A 14-shot lead by Jim Westwell, Brian Diaper, Helen Lambert and skip Toni Sutton was cut back to 9 shots (29-20). Geoff Ladner, Ray Wood, Ellen Smith and skip Christine Hendrie were limited to mainly single shots in their 9-shot loss (16-25). Rob Woff, Ann Westwell, Neville Hendrie and skip were outplayed by a more skilled team (10-35). Division (6-A-Side) Pakenham 14/40 d Hampton Park 0/29 Rhonda Diaper, Stuart Tokley and skip Marion Battaglia drew level on the 15th end but then stalled (15-20). Janice Collins, Trevor Harbright and skip Ron Beverly played catch up all day (14-20) Saturday Pennant Division 2 - Hampton Park 14/88 d Edithvale 4/80 30 STAR NEWS
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The Parkers went into Saturday’s game in very high spirits and were rewarded with an 8-shot win over 2nd top side Edithvale. In a high standard game, Trevor Harbright, Christine Hendrie, Sean McDonald and skip John Nunan kept the opposition to mainly 1s to lose by just 3 shots (14-17). Geoff Ladner, Andrew Brandolin, Neville Hendrie and skip Warwick Hardy led all day for an 11-shot win (27-16). Shane Collins, Stan Hatch, Mark Paton and skip Chris Barnes faltered in the 2nd half to go down by 8 shots (21-29). With a good start, Ken Cobden, Ellen Smith, Larry Simpson and skip Steve Barnes maintained the lead to win by 8 shots (26-18). Division 4 - Hampton 16-80 d Hampton Park 2/65 In a close game Val Simpson, Dave Clarke, Helen Lambert and skip Rob Woff missed by 4 shots. The big winners for us on the day was Val Moore, Marion Battaglia, Ian Kitt and skip Ron Beverly with an 11 shot win (25-14).
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QUIZ NUMBER 1582 1. WHICH Aussie soccer star captained West Ham in England in 2008? 2. WHO did Australia beat to win the gold medal in men’s hockey at the 2010 Commonwealth Games? 3. WHICH American basketball legend attempted to become a baseball star? 4. WHICH famous Australian motor racing driver was known as ‘Gelignite Jack’? 5. WHO was the only Australian to score over 1000 runs in Test cricket in 2016? 6. WHICH English newspaper carried the advertisement proclaiming the death of English cricket that led to the creation of the Ashes? 7. WHICH Australian boxer won a world title when he defeated Spaniard Jose Legra in 1969? 8. WHICH Australian was knighted for services to tennis? 9. WHICH Russian tennis player won several Australian titles in the 1970s? 10. WHO won seven gold medals at the 1972 Olympics? 11. WHICH city hosted the first modern Olympic Games in 1896? 12. WHICH Australian cricket team that toured England scored 50 centuries? 13. WHAT sport did the New York Cosmos play? 14. WHICH Australian won an Olympic 1500 metres track final by the widest margin in the race’s history? 15. WHO was the first Australian to win $1 million prizemoney in golf? 16. IN what swimming event must the arms and legs remain below the waterline? 17. BILL Northam won an Olympic gold medal for Australia at the age of 60. In what sport was it? 18. WHAT was the name of tennis star John Newcombe’s uncle, who played Test cricket for Australia ? 19. WHICH country won the rugby sevens at the 2010 Commonwealth Games? 20. HOW does a cricket umpire signal a six? ANSWERS: 1. Lucas Neill 2. India 3. Michael Jordan 4. Jack Murray 5. Steve Smith 6. The Sporting Times 7. Johnny Famechon 8. Sir Norman Brookes 9. Alex Metrevelli 10. Mark Spitz 11. Athens 12. The 1948 Ashes tourists 13. Soccer 14. Herb Elliott 15. Bruce Crampton 16. Breaststroke 17. Yachting 18. Warren Bardsley 19. New Zealand 20. By raising both arms
CRANBOURNE RSL BOWLS TUESDAY Pennant, Round 5 - Div 2 Sec 6 Cranbourne RSL 2-56 lost to Cardinia Waters 14-60 P. Campion, D. Angee, H. Rogers and K. Walker 20-22, A. Black, M. Hodges, P. Dalton and G. Dore 19-16, H. Reefman, J. Spencer, C. Butler and C. Birchall 17-22. Div 3 Sec 6 Cranbourne RSL 14-80 defeated Cardinia Waters 2-56 B. Hall, T. Elise, M. Bobetic and B. Bradbury 28-21, I. Ford, D. Ricketts, I. Maat and R. Fountain 19-21, J. Olser, M. Pearson, J. Grant and J. Black 33-14. SATURDAY Pennant, Round 4 - Div 2 Sec 6 Cranbourne RSL 4-86 lost to Keysborough 14-91 C. Birchall, J. Black, B. Bradbury and S.
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Kooweerup star Ben Spicer cracks a straight six as the Demons surged to outright victory over Cardinia. 174436 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS
Bulls are crushed By Russell Bennett Looking back over the WGCA’s Premier era to this point, it almost seems inconceivable that Kooweerup would be in the position to snare an outright win over Cardinia with the two perennial league heavyweights often fighting it out for the premiership. But the Bulls seem a long way off that now after surrendering maximum points to the Demons at E. Gunton Oval on Saturday and sliding to sixth on the ladder with just one win from its first four games. It’s not that Cardinia doesn’t have the talent within its ranks, but the Bulls must rely on each and every one of their first XI players to get their season back on course. After resuming their second innings at 0/38 after 20 overs at the start of day two on Saturday, the Bulls survived just another 23.5 overs before being dismissed for 94. Openers, and not out batsmen overnight, Ben Parrott (28) and Brad Reiner (22) were the only Cardinia batsmen to reach 20 - in their 52-run stand - as former Bulls skipper and now Demons leader Mark Cooper snared a remarkable 6/29 from his 15 overs, while Jess Mathers (4/34) claimed each of the other wickets to fall. The Demons shook their batting order up in their second dig, with Cooper, Mathers and Chris O’Hara not required. They lost six wickets before snaring full points, but the result was never in doubt. Matt Welsh took 3/16 from his nine overs while Dwayne Doig snared 2/33. Separate incidents involving Travis Wheller and Te Ahu Davis weren’t taken any further
by the officiating umpires in the wake of the match. Emerald, meanwhile, was spurred on by a fighting lower-order century from favourite son Clinton Marsh (109) to reach 252 in its chase against Upper Beaconsfield’s 326-run day one total. The Bombers had their backs to the wall from the outset - losing 2/0 - but a host of the visiting batsmen ultimately got starts before Marsh converted his to triple figures. Though current Emerald skipper Mitch Daley hasn’t been at the club all that long, it’s obvious to him just what Marsh means to the playing group. “Marshy is one of the most competitive and passionate blokes I’ve ever played with,” he said. “I think that’s why the boys love playing with him.” At Toomuc Reserve in Pakenham, Tooradin capitalised on its strong opening day’s play by dismissing the Lions for 265 in a touch over 70 overs on day two of their clash. Pleasingly for the Gulls, they managed to snare a host of wickets at crucial times throughout the Pakenham innings just as the Lions’ batsmen seemed to take control. Nic Close (18) and Chris Smith (67) put on 41 for the opening wicket for the Lions, and both showed plenty of positive intent from the outset. Smith, in particular, looked in superb touch before he was ultimately caught for 67 by Aaron Avery off his fellow co-captain Cal O’Hare.
Rob Elston (23), Dom Paynter (39), and Sean Gramc (34) all had the potential to change the course of the game, but each fell just as they seemed set - Elston holing out to 12th man Ricky Holland in the deep off a high full toss from Kade Burns. Though it was the Lions second loss of the season, and they currently sit in unfamiliar territory outside the top four, there was plenty to be optimistic about for Paynter and his men - particularly with the bat. “It was a really good feeling to beat Pakenham on their home deck,” Avery said in the wake of the contest. “We’ve had a really tough time there the last few years so to get one back on them was good. “Sean Gramc and (Troy) McDermott (37 not out) probably had us to be honest. They needed five runs an over with the field spread (and) they were cruising. “Sean Gramc playing the shot he did probably won us the game, really.” In the other game of the round on Saturday, Clyde capitalised on its strong start with the ball to defeat Merinda Park on the first innings. In response to the Cobras’ 109 all out, the Cougars reached 162 just inside 64 overs with Shane Webster starring with his second half-century of the season to date. Sent in for the final 19 overs of the game, the Cobras finished on 2/76 in their second innings with opener Daniel McCalman continuing his impressive start to the season with the willow - with his 30 not out taking his season tally to a Premier-leading 213 runs at an average of 71.
VICTORIAN PREMIER CRICKET ROUND 4 Dandenong 3/156 (T.Donnell 56, E.Newman 40, B.Forsyth 35) def Casey-South Melbourne 9/155 (D.Hadfield 43, B.Rose 30*, D.Pattinson 4/19, A.Buch 2/24, J.Nanopoulos 2/39); Prahran 6/237 def Camberwell 9/236; Kingston Hawthorn 7/218 def Essendon 8/217; Carlton 5/310 def Frankston Peninsula 166; Geelong 9/264 def Greenvale 8/188; Fitzroy Doncaster 1/161 def Northcote 8/157; Footscray 8/184 def Monash Tigers 9/183; Ringwood 8/210 def Melbourne 173; St Kilda 7/253 def Melbourne Uni 142. DDCA - TURF 1 ROUND 2 (DAY 2) Buckley Ridges 188 (D.Watson 84, S.Ekanayake 34, J.Wilcock 5/52, A.Watson 2/6, C.Bevan 2/18) and 4/74 def Berwick 161 (R.Williamson 29, D.Watson 4/27, J.Andersen 3/35, L.Hoogenboom 3/57); St Mary’s 6/321 (R.Kellepotha 151*, K.Gajasinghe 57, D.Siriwardena 55, J.Hussaini 2/54, S.Miller 2/59) def Cranbourne 168 (N.Sathyajith 62, R.Kellepotha 4/54, K.Gajasinghe 3/24); Mordialloc 217 (I.Daniel 93, H.Krishan 89, R.Siwes 6/55, M.Sultani 2/39, P.Atkinson 2/39) and 2/130 (H.Krishan 65*, B.Morris 31, P.Atkinson 2/45) def Dandenong West 141 (A.Mason 56*, D.Campbell 4/55, C.Athukorala 3/27, I.Daniel 2/7) and 2/35 (J.Woinarski 2/9); Springvale South 7/135 (N.King 38, S.Spoljaric 29*, C.Slocombe 29*, G.Wijethilaka 4/44, A.Thajudeen 3/30) and 4/142 (S.Spoljaric 58, M.Vandort 30, N.King 25, G.Wijethilaka 3/47) def North Dandenong 88 (S.Mehmood 26, S.Spoljaric 7/20, M.Bandara 3/32) and 202 (S.Mehmood 64, S.De Silva 57, J.Batty 33*, J.Straker 5/36, N.King 2/50); Hallam Kalora Park 5/296 (T.Xavier 125, L.Booth 109, B.Hillard 34, J.Liyanabadalge 3/76) def Narre Warren 114 (J.Liyanabadalge 41, D.Orchard 25, S.Gilmour 4/14, J.Hammond 4/31, B.Hall 2/10) and 6/151 (I.Laghmani 48, C.Liyanaarachchi 37, J.Hammond 3/40); Dingley 7/147 (B.Balfour 38*, D.Hettiarachchi 33*, A.Dalby 30, L.Brown 2/28, K.Weeraratne 2/48) def HSD 146 (M.Davies 47, J.Van Elewoud 26, D.Hettiarachchi 7/24, A.Dalby 2/31). TURF 2 Beaconsfield 9/257 def Lynbrook 134; St Brigid’s/St Louis 196 and 4/182 def Silverton 120 and 7/182; Parkfield 184 def Coomoora 164; Parkmore Pirates 9/318 def Keysborough 110 and 135; Narre South 328 def Narre North 294; Fountain Gate 9/160 and 4/98 def Lyndale 93 and 160. WGCA - PREMIER ROUND 4 (DAY 2) Kooweerup 1/99 (C.O’Hara 50, C.Bright 26*) and 6/80 (B.Spicer 28, M.Welsh 3/16, D.Doig 2/33) def Cardinia 84 (T.Wheller 36, J.Bacon 3/6, P.Bright 2/10, M.Davey 2/17, J.Mathers 2/38) and 94 (B.Parrott 29, M.Cooper 6/29, J.Mathers 4/34); Upper Beaconsfield 326 (J.Bayard 125, W.Perera 56, K.Rabel 40, Z.Wickramanayaka 25, A.Brooks 5/57, C.Marsh 2/43) def Emerald 252 (C.Marsh 109, A.Brooks 47, M.Daley 31, J.Cadermanpulle 2/42, K.Gibbs 2/46, W.Perera 2/53); Tooradin 7/313 (T.Hussey 142, A.Avery 38, D.Sutton 33*, C.Smith 2/49, J.Williams 2/52) def Pakenham 265 (C.Smith 67, D.Paynter 39, T.McDermott 37*, S.Gramc 34, D.Sutton 2/31, R.Lehman 2/59); Clyde 162 (S.Webster 60, D.Denton 33, J.Phillips 3/21, M.Thomas 3/52, S.Mathers 2/38) def Merinda Park 109 (S.White 6/23, P.Lawson 2/45) and 2/76 (J.Thomas 36*, D.McCalman 30*). DISTRICT 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) def Officer 191 (T.Clark 73, P.Quinn 35, M.Hutchinson 5/50, A.Adams 2/34, J.Dodd 2/46); Clyde 210 (S.Russell 74, M.Bayliss 62, G.Bhamra 4/47, M.Cowell 4/53, S.Paul 2/24) def Cranbourne Meadows 205 (C.Hauselberger 67, A.Uppal 43, V.Singh 38, D.Menuwara 5/80, H.Singh 2/42); Carlisle Park 8/199 (J.Hameeteman 111, H.Straughair 34, S.Hamill 3/63, L.Adams 3/69) def Tooradin 133 (M.Ralph 34, D.Hunt 33, A.Bajwa 3/15, T.Anderson 2/17, T.Canavan 2/30) and 5/138 (K.Latham 69, J.Insall 3/4); NNG/Maryknoll 130 (D.Glen 38, D.Henwood 30*, L.Plozza 5/26, N.Kyval 5/35) def Pakenham Upper/Toomuc 71 (C.McKie 40, S.Somers 3/1, K.McLeod 3/8, D.Henwood 3/24) and 2/118 (M.Southall 52*, C.McKie 34). MPCA - PROVINCIAL ROUND 4 (DAY 1) Pearcedale 0/12 v Mornington 4/298; Baxter 133 v Sorrento 1/47; Langwarrin 9/216 v Peninsula OB; Mt Eliza 1/8 v Crib Point 123. SUBBIES - SOUTH/EAST ROUND 2 (DAY 2) Balwyn 5/242 def Endeavour Hills 126; Noble Park 4/211 def Moorabbin 111 and 8/61; Ormond 6/302 def Oakleigh 299; Malvern 3/182 def Bayswater 179; Caulfield 148 and 5/105 def Croydon 112; Brighton 9/230 def Box Hill 7/229; Mount Waverley 8/218 def Elsternwick 154 and 3/82.
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