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Strong show Cranbourne-trained Shadale is TAB Melbourne Cup bound following a faultless display of speed and strength at Sandown Park last week.

He began well and had room to accelerate early and lead. He established a three-length break down the back straight and given his strength looked awfully hard to beat. He went on to win by three and a quarter lengths in a sharp time of 29.38.

“He’s a lovely dog and has done a great job so far,” his trainer Jim Redenbach said modestly.

Shadale’s win was his first start back over the sprint trip following a short stint over the middle distance competing in series at both metropolitan tracks.

“He didn’t quite handle the bend start over 600m, however those runs have strengthened him even more. I think this win proved that.”

The win wasn’t handed to Shadale lightly he defeated a quality field that included group one winners Thirty Talks, Aqua Cheetah and Mister Twister.

“He’s jumped back to a free-for-all, it’s pretty hard for a lot of dogs to adapt but not for this bloke.”

Redenbach’s initial plan wasn’t to nominate Shadale for last night’s meeting, instead he intended to hold off until next Thursday’s fourth and final Melbourne Cup Prelude series.

“Because he pulled up so well I nominated him. I was going to hold him back until next week’s Preludes, but I thought what’s the point of having him stay home, he’s in top condition so we might as well find a race for him.”

Shadale will without doubt meet a hot field in next Thursday’s Prelude series, with some of the country’s top sprinters yet to confirm their eligibility for Cup heats.

Cranbourne trainer Jim Redenbach will set his star sprinter Shadale for the $600,000 TAB Melbourne Cup after his big win at Sandown Park.

Redenbach has 54 years of experience under his belt and is not foreign to having a live chance come Melbourne Cup time. He put the polish on Hot Shot in the late 1990s, who started favourite in the 1997 Melbourne Cup however was unable to convert.

Redenbach’s brother in-law and manager of owners the Gebecepe Syndicate, Geoff Lance, is also excited by what lies ahead.

“We had Coolan Miss shape up to be a hot chance leading into a Melbourne Cup, unfortunately she went amiss. It’s very exciting to have Shadale going well at this time of the year,” Lance said.

Next Thursday’s Prelude series will act as the perfect entree to Melbourne Cup heats on Friday 17 November, widely regarded by purists as the year’s best night of greyhound racing.

The $600,000 TAB Melbourne Cup final will be run on Friday 24 November, see superdogs. com.au for more information.

Fortune favours Ben Allan It wasn’t quite how Cranbourne apprentice Ben Allen would have expected to make his debut in Australia’s most famous race - but he’ll take the dream ride anyway.

The 18-year-old - whose family has a rich history at Cranbourne - picked up the ultimate late ride when he secured a berth on the Willie Mullins-trained Thomas Hobson in Tuesday’s $6 million Emirates Melbourne Cup (3200m).

Allen, who thought his day was finished after riding in three of the first five races, was called up as a late replacement for star Hong Kong jockey Joao Moreira, who suffered a fall aboard the Chris Waller-trained Regal Monarch in the fourth race on the card.

Moreira received no significant injuries from the fall but was deemed unfit to ride Thomas Hobson in the famous Flemington two-miler. Allen was one of a handful of jockeys considered for the ride, considering Thomas Hobson’s light weight of 52 kilos.

“You don’t expect to pick up a ride the day of a Melbourne Cup,” he said after finishing a gallant sixth in the great race.

“It was a case of just being in the right place at the right time, dropping some quick weight and learning as much as I could about the horse. The strapper gave me a really good run through and then Willie Mullins gave me his thoughts as well.”

Allen is apprenticed to his father John, who trains out of Cranbourne, and has a strong family involvement in the sport.

His brother Matthew rides for Cranbourne trainer Robbie Griffiths, his sister Rachel is now retired from the saddle, while his sister Amanda is his manager. And now he has a taste, he wants to return to the biggest stage in racing next year.

“It was awesome, I still can’t believe I ran sixth in the Melbourne Cup. I just want to be back next year and try again.”

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FOCUS ON … Cranbourne Tricodes

Race after race after race The Cranbourne Racing Centre is gearing up to again host Australia’s busiest race meeting, the City of Casey Tricodes Night, on Saturday 18 November.

The night brings together the three racing codes for one action-packed night featuring thoroughbred, harness and greyhound racing.

Renowned as the busiest race day in the country, there will be non-stop action in the space of five hours, with 23 races to be held across the three codes.

Cranbourne Turf Club and Harness Club CEO Neil Bainbridge said the unique Tricodes event, which was now in its 16th year, was one of the most exciting and highly-anticipated events on the racing calendar.

“There really is no other race meeting in the world like Tricodes Night, with all three tracks lit up at the one venue and constant racing action throughout the night - it’s a racing enthusiasts’ dream,” he said.

“Cranbourne is one of the few unique venues in this country that hosts all three codes and it’s great we’re able to bring them together

for this event each year to showcase what’s great about Cranbourne.

“Racing plays a huge part in the City of Casey, with thousands of participants involved in the three codes as trainers, jockeys, drivers, owners, employees and enthusiasts.

“Tricodes is a great way to celebrate and showcase our industry participants and their sports and provide an outstanding night out that people of all ages can enjoy.

“There will also be plenty to enjoy trackside on the night, with great hospitality packages on offer, entertainment and children’s rides and activities, so come along and join in the fun.

Entry to Tricodes is $15 for adults, concession $10 and kids under 18 are free.

Gates will open at 4.30pm for the Tricodes Night, with racing to take place from 6-11pm.

For more information, tickets and hospitality packages visit www.cranbourneturfclub. com.au or call the Cranbourne Turf Club on 5996 1300.

Crowds flocked to see Mighty Sprite (Greyhounds), San Carlo (Harness) and Count The Interest (Thoroughbred) taste the winning feeling at the City of Casey Tricodes in 2016. Another bumper crowd is expected at the track on Saturday 18 November. 162068 Pictures: ROB CAREW

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Car goes boom A 33 year-old Narre Warren man has been arrested following a car fire in Cranbourne South on Thursday 2 November.

Fire crews from Cranbourne and Devon Meadows were called to the incident on Fiona Drive, about 11.15am, where the car was found alight in a culvert.

Cranbourne CFA Senior Station Officer Ian Glass said the fire was contained within three minutes. He said he walked about 100 metres down the road where the man, allegedly involved in the car fire, was being held by two members of the public.

“We were first on scene, extinguished the fire and found out that two civilians had caught the gentleman that had de-camped. They held him there until police got there.

“According to eyewitnesses, he got out of the car and was hitting the car then it went up in flames.

“The two civilians did an awesome job,” he said.

Detective Senior Constable Ruben McAlister said the Narre Warren man was arrested at the scene. Police allege from witness statements the man deliberately set the car on fire.

“From what the locals are saying and the footage that was on Channel 10 news, and bits and pieces it would appear some accelerant’s been poured on the vehicle and he set fire to it. He’s been apprehended by some locals,” Detective Sen Const McAlister said.

He said it was not known why the male, who was allegedly drug affected, committed the act, adding the fire “had a dramatic finish.”

“Charges have been laid for the criminal damage and driving matters and that’s before the court.”

He said no-one suffered any injuries.

Asked what the offender said during the police interview, he said: “Nothing that we’re going to comment on.”

The male has been remanded in police custody to appear at the Frankston Magistrate’s Court on 1 December.

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Narre Warren South Customer Service Centre set to close The Narre Warren South Customer Service Centre will close from 30 December 2017.

The City of Casey has now moved into its new premises located within Bunjil Place.

This means that the existing Narre Warren Civic Centre and Customer Service Centre has now closed and relocated to Bunjil Place.

The Customer Service space located within Bunjil Place will operate on a new schedule: Âť The Customer Service counter will be open from 8.30 am to 5.00 pm Monday to Friday. Âť The Customer Service main phone number will still be in operation from 8.00 am to 6.00 pm Monday to Friday. Âť Customer Service concierge staff will be accessible in the Bunjil Place main foyer between 7.30 am to 9.00 pm Monday to Friday, and between 9.00 am to 9.00 pm on Saturday and Sunday. $PVODJM T PUIFS PGmDFT BU 1FSDZ 5SFXJO "OOFYF JO 3FHFODZ %SJWF BOE 7FSEVO %SJWF IBWF BMTP DMPTFE More information is available at www.casey.vic.gov.au

Come see the new Selandra Community Hub The new Selandra Community Hub is now complete, so come along and join in the opening celebrations.

There will be a range of entertainment on offer including:  Children’s art and craft activities  Face painting  Storytime  Cooking demonstrations  Gardening workshop FAMIL  Pilates Y FUN  Live music  Pop-up playground  Sausage sizzle and morning tea Date: Saturday 18 November Time: 11.00 am to 1.00 pm Venue: Selandra Communtiy Hub, 7-11 Selandra Boulevard, Clyde North

The newly opened Bunjil Place community plaza will play host to interactive exhibits, food supplied by Waverley Industries, Hallam and several guest speakers all aimed at raising awareness about the role of men in reducing family violence.

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Join in the Hawker Street Festival Enjoy the very best Asian taste sensations from food to cocktails in a vibrant night-time market atmosphere at the inaugural Hawker Street Festival.

Food trucks, Hawker Street Bar with craft beer wines and specialty Asian-fusion cocktails.

Buskers setting the market scene from 4.00 pm to 7.00 pm and DJ Jess MCGuire on the decks from 7.00 pm to 9.00 pm.

The City of Casey has launched a digital version of its 2016-17 Annual Report to provide a more user-friendly approach to view Council’s achievements.

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To view the digital Annual Report or to download the full document visit https://annualreport.casey.vic.gov.au/ Alternatively copies of the report are available to view at Council’s Customer Service Centres at Narre Warren, Cranbourne and Narre Warren South.

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Alternatively, a range of payments and renewals can be made online via the City of Casey website. For more information visit www.casey.vic.gov.au

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Cranny’s call of the Cup

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said Cranbourne was the “racing heartland” of Melbourne’s South-East, and the Cup Day meeting was another opportunity to showcase the club’s high-class racing and entertainment complex.

“We are very excited to be part of the Melbourne Cup Day action and thank the Victorian Government for its strong support.”

Member for Cranbourne Jude Perera said the Cranbourne Racing Centre was the largest entertainment complex in the City of Casey.

“The addition of Melbourne Cup Day to its racing calendar will only enhance its reputation as one of Victoria’s best racing venues.”

Minister for Racing Martin Pakula said Cranbourne’s first Melbourne Cup Day meeting was a great opportunity for the club to showcase its outstanding facility with some quality racing.

“We’re proud to support this new race meeting on the Cranbourne Turf Club’s calendar because it attracts visitors, boosts the local economy and supports jobs.”

Since 2014, the Labor Government has provided more than $1 million to support 14 projects for the Cranbourne Turf Club, including the Cranbourne Training Complex.

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Thousands flocked through the gates at the Cranbourne racecourse as it hosted its first ever Melbourne Cup Day race meeting on Tuesday 7 November, thanks to almost $47,000 in funding supported by the State Government.

Grey clouds didn’t deter 3000 racegoers and their families who were treated to a big day of racing fun from Cranbourne, including all the action from Flemington with a big screen on course.

Children were entertained with rides, ponies, music and sporting activities.

The State Government provided almost $22,000 through the Victorian Racing Industry Fund towards the event, with the Cranbourne Turf Club contributing almost $23,000 and Country Racing Victoria a further $2000.

Cranbourne’s Melbourne Cup Day meeting is part of Country Racing Victoria’s bumper Spring Racing Carnival, which includes 51 weekend and feature race meetings across regional Victoria between 23 September and 26 November.

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… BUT WAIT, THERE’S MORE The editor’s desk This is a week where racing takes centre stage.

Most of the focus is on Flemington for the huge Melbourne Cup Carnival, spearheaded by that race that stops a nation. People who take scant interest in racing throughout the year are happy to play a part in one of the four big race days this week - the Derby, Cup, Oaks and Stakes race days.

It now also showcases what the racing industry brings to the South-East region, which has become an epicentre of the racing industry.

Cranbourne and Pakenham have been part of the carnival action. Cranbourne hosted a meeting on Melbourne Cup Day for the first time in its 150-year history and Pakenham continues to build on its big Pakenham Gazette Oaks Day meeting.

Both racing centres provide enormous benefit to the region.

Racing Minister Martin Pakula said on Tuesday that the government was proud to support the new Cup Day race meeting at Cranbourne “because it attracts visitors, boosts the local economy and supports jobs”.

Cranbourne has the largest training complex in the Southern Hemisphere, creating hundreds of long-term jobs for the region, and has bold plans for a 100seat convention centre and accompanying hotel complex in the pipeline.

Pakenham built Victoria’s newest racecourse a couple of years back and is on a similar path, with some of racing’s biggest names looking to establish satellite stables there.

Racing is an industry that draws its critics, but this region would be poorer without the benefits it brings in many areas.

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Balanced and buoyant In an Australian first, aqua yoga is coming to Casey. The pilot program will feature comeand-try 45-minute aqua yoga classes run over a four-week block, starting 13 November.

Grants help sporting dreams Two grassroots sports clubs in Cranbourne will receive a boost in the training and equipment they need to grow and win more silverware.

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A climate of fear

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Cranbourne East Secondary College 'Lift Off' team, from left, Hayley Williams, Jacqueline Binns, principal Mandee Strickland, Debbie Edwards, Harlin Gandhok and Anna Syposs.

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By Brendan Rees Cranbourne East Secondary College has been announced as a winner in this year’s Victorian Education Excellence Awards on Friday 27 October.

The college took out the Outstanding Education Support Team award in recognition for its Lift Off program which began at the start of this year, with 18 students enrolled from seven local secondary schools in the region.

“I was extremely proud of our well-being team and not surprised with the result, as Lift Off is an effective, inclusive educational program that re-engages students who otherwise might slip through the cracks,” said Cranbourne East Secondary College principal Mandee Strickland “We look forward to developing and building on the program so that more students can benefit.”

Ms Strickland said the Lift Off program was an initiative of the Cranbourne East Secondary College well-being team.

“It was 12 months in the planning phase, and was created from the simple premise that all students need to engage in learning, but we recognised that many students face barriers that needed to be addressed.”

She said student outcomes had been “phenomenal” and exceeded expectations.

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MP Brian Paynter has made renewed calls for the State Government to build a police station in Clyde North as the community lived in “constant fear.”

The Member for Bass said “the fast-growing suburb of Clyde North has borne the brunt of Melbourne’s crime wave” under the State Government, and asked Police Minister Lisa Neville if she would commit to building a new police station.

“Minister, with a house invasion or breakin every three hours in the new suburb of Clyde North, figures are the worst they have ever been. What do the families of Clyde North have to do to convince you that a new police station is vital and that your neglect of these families’ safety is putting them at risk?” Mr Paynter asked.

He added: “Minister, will you now commit to building a police station at Clyde North so that the local community, many of whom are young families, no longer live in constant fear?”

Ms Neville said the State Government was committed to the “biggest increase in police numbers” to open stations.

“What brings down crime in local communities like Clyde North is making sure we have got the right numbers of police supporting those communities. That is my commitment: to ensure that Victoria Police have the powers, the numbers and the resources they need to keep all communities like Clyde North safe,” she said.

Latest Crime Statistics Victoria Agency data showed burglaries were up 39.7 per cent in Clyde North, with thefts increasing to 58.9 per cent from 129 to 2015 in the year to June.

Mr Paynter lashed out at Ms Neville, saying his question had “nothing to do” with police numbers across the state.

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“We’re seeing frequent reports of burglaries and suspicious activity. There is unfortunately a climate of fear in Clyde North as the area had grown so rapidly.”

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She said Victorians had seen the Liberal Party’s “horror show” before. “We have seen them sacking staff, undermining the chief commissioner and taping police ministers.

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Sue Baldizoni: I have to go outside of the City of Casey to access affordable community courses! In the city of Dandenong I can do exercise classes for $5, anything in Casey would cost between $15-20 per session! The fundamentals of community access and participation are all wrong!

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Glenn Latch: Having recently moved back to Melbourne, my head almost fell off when I discovered the cost of rates in my adopted suburb ... more than double the cost I was paying in North Western Sydney, with monthly hard waste collection and loads more. Something’s not right with Casey Council, which should be looked at closely.

Brett Fitzgerald: You know first impressions

on the place are a precedent on how you see the place. The grass area around the TV is a complete balls up, levels in the grass don’t allow people to stand and see the TV or watch things from the back. And we pay millions for a botched up front yard?

I did like the library and a few other places.

The theatre (small) was good, but I think overly done, must have cost a squillion - was it to battle “The Drum“ theatre in Dandy?

The gallery was OK, but failed to show anything other than the construction pieces of Bunjil - didn’t see one bit of heritage or native ideals, seeing it has a native name and all. Could have had old images of the past, showing what we’ve come from, you know.

Aziz has a case of “one upmanship“ mentality and used Bunjil as an excuse to justify his new age world of council offices.

Though it is an interesting building with European contemporary design to it, but it didn’t feel like or see any design feature, to show off or live up to its native name. As a ratepayer, I feel jibbed on its initial opening.

Rhys Harrop: Happy to put in as many estates as you can, but can’t update the roads.

The roads should have been updated way before all these 10s of thousands of homes have been built. $168 million on this s*** is a joke.

Kerry Bennett: You have a new building; why not use it for the annual AGM instead of in Hampton Park, another waste of money, hiring a building when one was just built, bloody waste of money.

Belinda Burford: Just trying to outdo Cardinia Council! No rate rise. Still can’t figure out why my rates are double that of Mount Waverley where properties are more than double the price.

Rick Brown: Why not spend $168 million on housing for the homeless?

Damian Chapman: Sam Aziz is the mayor of ad hominem attack. Very Trumpian.

Judie Hedrick: I agree with what has been written, very on point!

Steven Breen: Where does this Mayor of Casey really get off here? Here we have $125 million of ratepayers money, yes ratepayers money so the mayor, his CEO and his councillors can now live in BRAND NEW OFFICES. Brand new offices all decked out like the Burj Al Arab Jumeirah - DUBAI.... This guy his CEO and his councillors are so out of touch with reality it’s not funny anymore.

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Biggest loser’s a winner Tipping the scales at 210 kilograms, Jason van Stam struggled to do everyday tasks like tie his shoelaces, cook dinner or mow the lawn.

Combined with his work as an interstate truck driver, he constantly felt fatigued and had no “get up and go”.

“I could only get a quarter of the lawn mowed before I’d have to sit down and have a rest,” Jason said.

“I couldn’t stand up for long enough to cook a meal, I’d have to have a break and come back to it.

“The seatbelt on the truck didn’t fit anymore ... and getting up and down the truck was a real effort.”

Suffering from high blood pressure and sleep apnea, the Cranbourne West resident saw a specialist who gave him the wake-up call he desperately needed.

“The doctor told me that if I kept going the way I was going, I’d be dead in five years,” Jason said.

“I knew I was big and I knew it was getting worse, but I thought I was healthy for my size given I didn’t have heart disease or diabetes, but I was just kidding myself.”

Jason, who is now a garbage truck driver, said the doctor’s words rang home on a personal level.

“I lost my dad in 2014, and I just thought that I didn’t want my daughter to have to go along in life without a dad like me,” he said.

Jason had gastric sleeve surgery, joined a local gym and decided to eat more healthily.

He also set himself a personal goal to get fit enough so he could compete in the Tough Mudder Half challenge, held on 29 October in Myrniong, Victoria.

Tough Mudder Half is a nine-kilometre mud course with more than 10 obstacles specifically designed to test teamwork and endurance.

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“I’m ecstatic with myself - 12 months ago I couldn’t even walk 10 kilometres, let alone compete in something like that with that many obstacles, but gee I’m dirty with myself that I couldn’t do that one (Everest 2.0),” Jason said.

But not one to shy away from a challenge, Jason is now training to compete in a mini triathlon in Melbourne in January and is aiming for the full Mudder challenge next year.

Jason’s participation in Tough Mudder Half also raised just over $700 for Soldier On, well over his $500 target.

Soldier On is a not-for-profit organisation that helps servicemen and women access the support they may need to lead successful and fulfilling lives.

“My father was in the Army, my uncle served in Vietnam in the RAAF and my grandmother was in the WAAF (Women’s Auxiliary Air Force), my wife’s family are all Defence and it’s something that is just really close to my heart,” Jason said.

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Join the minute’s silence at the Remembrance Day service at the High Street memorial, Berwick, at 11am on Saturday 11 November.

Guest speaker is Berwick author Michael Madden who is compiling a comprehensive book on Australia’s 100 Victoria Cross recipients. The service, organised by Berwick RSL, starts at 10.40am.

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Observe the minute’s silence at the Cranbourne war memorial.

The service starts at 10.55am on Saturday 11 November.

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Buy a red poppy. The red crepe poppy is rich in symbolism on Remembrance Day - the 99th anniversary of the end of World War I. It represents the flowers that first took bloom during the war’s battlefields where many thousands of soldiers perished.

The Poppy Appeal is one of the RSL’s major fund-raisers for veterans' welfare and services.

Lest we forget.

What would your last meal be?

Fish and chips.

What event, past or present or future, would you like to witness?

I’d love to have witnessed Queen Elizabeth I’s coronation.

What is your favourite television show?

I’m loving Outlander at the moment.

What is your favourite book?

Too many to answer but my favourite author is Diana Gabaldon, who wrote the Outlander series.

What six guests, dead or alive, would you invite to a dinner party?

John Lennon, J.K. Rowling, Stephen Fry, Bill Bailey, Jamie Oliver (to cook) and Beyonce.

What was your first or best concert or theatre experience?

I saw Queen live at Wembley Stadium in 1986.

Most embarrassing moment?

Dressing up as Fiona the Ogress for Book Week, including a green face, was pretty embarrassing.

What era would you like to live in?

Medieval England has always fascinated me but perhaps just for a visit not to live.

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Car city Speaking of nostalgic vehicles, Akoonah Park Men's Shed’s recent classic car show was blessed with brilliant weather. A 30-degree pearler drew more than 4000 to take in about 900 exhibits - including some of Peter Brock’s most significant vehicles. One of the eyecatchers was a two-of-a-kind Rambler Royce made in 1976. It used to be owned by former Gold Coast mayor Bruce Small, who introduced Surfers Paradise’s famous Meter Maids.

Got the munchies Police executed a drug warrant on Von Nida Drive in Cranbourne North on Tuesday 31 October, but not only were there a number of police vehicles in the area, a Domino’s Pizza car was also spotted pulling up in the street.

A person, believed to be the occupant of the house who waited as police searched the property for several hours, decided it was past his lunchtime and had pizza delivered to the house.

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Not sure if this will catch on, but comedian Charlie Pickering dubbed an alternate name for Casey’s new arts centre on opening night on 28 October. Obviously taken with the magnificence of the Bunjil Place architecture, he ventured the site will be known locally as Nazza Wazza Opera House. Quite the mouthful.

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French tourists Annick and Bruno Versoliatto loved every minute of their 6000 kilometre bide ride through central Australia.

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By Brendan Rees Effie Atkins is one tough fighter.

After doctors told her there were “no more options” available to defeat her liver cancer, she refused to give up hope.

Searching for answers, the 66-year-old from Berwick offered herself as a guinea pig for an experimental trial at Monash Hospital - a new form of cancer treatment that mobilises a person’s immune system to fight the disease.

“To my unspeakable joy the growth of my own tumour was quickly arrested,” she said.

Effie’s life has been turned around. Her tumour has shrunk, and she remains in good health.

“It is a miracle. Here we are nearly two years now. I live a normal life with this treatment.”

Effie thought she had beaten liver cancer eight years ago after an operation, but after a few years doctors discovered tumour markers were growing.

“My cancer is a very rare cancer, it’s genetics, per say. They only have a few in the world

so they didn’t have any data how to treat this cancer.”

After chemotherapy didn’t work, Effie Atkins’ only hope was to volunteer for a new clinical trial at the Monash Translation Precinct.

After 25 infusions over 17 months, Effie said she began to feel better within herself and the results were better than anyone expected.

“My quality of life has been fantastic. I can make plans for the future. I can do whatever I want. I can still travel. I’m a normal person. I don’t call myself a cancer victim right now.

During the trial, she has met others with similar stories and she has come to realise that, with more support for clinical trials, there could be many more patients benefitting.

So, today, Effie, who says she “can’t achieve this alone” is determined to spread the word and gain the support within the community in the hope of raising $130,000 in 2018.

“I have discovered that many more cancer patients could have access to such trials if funds were available to pay for some critical elements not adequately funded from govern-

ment, or through Monash Health, or by drug companies.

“This would cover the all-up annual costs of an Oncology Fellow, a clinical scientist position who would be the critical link in supervising the recruitment and treatment of additional trial subjects,” Effie said.

“Perhaps, as many as 100 to 150 additional cancer patients might then have the opportunity to enter a trial and many of these, hopefully, would benefit from their participation.”

A fund-raising campaign, primarily directed in the Casey area, is now underway.

She said a Gatsby Gala Ball would be held in the soon-to-be opened Bunjil Place function rooms on Saturday 14 April, 2018.

Leading up to this event will be a High Tea in the Gardens to be held at Wilson Botanic Park on Sunday 19 November and ticket sales are underway.

Contact Effie at effi@gmail.com to learn more about both events or to become a sponsor.

Pedalling 6000 kilometres through Australia’s central desert may not seem like the perfect holiday for some but for tourist couple Annick and Bruno Versoliatto it was “amazing”.

Carrying little more than eight litres of water each, some luggage and a tent strapped to the back of their recumbent bikes, the French husband and wife team set out on their journey from Darwin, reaching Port Augusta some three months later.

“We are in good condition. If we are to do again, we will do again. It’s good if you want to lose your fat,” Annick said.

Mainly staying at campsites, Annick, 60 and Bruno, 68 met Cranbourne South couple, Rex and Asta Sutherland while camping at Kakadu National Park.

“They were our neighbour and began to joke with us. Rex told us ‘Oh if you reach Melbourne you will come in my home’. I told him ‘Be careful because we will come’. Now we are here. Very friendly people,” Annick said.

Annick and Bruno, who are from a little village named Thoiry in eastern France, shipped their recumbent bikes to Australia in August before undertaking their gruelling challenge.

Annick said their cycle along the Stuart Highway was “amazing,” adding the road trains were “very friendly”, allowing them plenty of room when passing.

“Everybody told us it’s a very boring road but didn’t think it was boring at all. We like it very much. You put your tent everywhere in the bush and there’s lots of birds everywhere,” she said.

“At the beginning we carried 10 litres each but after we understand we don’t need so much, so we reduced to eight litres each. Yes, it was heavy but it was flat so no problem.”

“We visited Litchfield and Kakadu (National Parks) then Katherine, the city of Cadel Evans, Alice Springs, Ayres Rock and Kings Canyon, Coober Pedy, then we arrive in Port Augusta.”

Annick said they didn’t experience any hiccups in their trek apart from the weight of their luggage causing the spokes on their wheels to break.

“They break because we were too heavy.

Now we are OK because we lose a lot of weight.”

She said they didn’t hit much bad weather except after visiting the 12 Apostles where they were forced to change their route.

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It was an ACE fund-raiser

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By Brendan Rees Community members dug deep to raise more than $55,000 for the Aiding Casey Education (ACE) Foundation fund-raiser dinner at Cranbourne Turf Club on Saturday 21 October.

Donning a stylish hat, 260 people attended the event where a silent and a public auction were held, with all money including the cost of entrance tickets going to the foundation.

All money raised will enhance educational opportunities of charter school students.

Guests enjoyed an evening of fun entertainment from musicians to comedians, magicians and caricaturists.

Framed Francesco Totti memorabilia of the former Italian soccer player sold for $3500 during an auction while the major prize, a camper trailer, went for just under $11,000.

ACE Foundation board member Amanda Stapledon said the fund-raiser was an “extravaganza”.

“It shows just how important the foundation is for what we’re doing to ensure children get the best educational opportunities possible,” she said.

“The ACE Foundation is amazing and was established to help children and youth who fall between the gaps to achieve their best educational ability."

ACE Foundation secretary Teresa Muratore said it was a “fabulous night.”

She said the funds raised would feed hungry students and provide glasses to young children with impaired vision.

“A number of my guests were new this year and kept saying what a great organisation the ACE Foundation is and that they did not realise all the good works that have been achieved over the last few years.”

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Cranbourne East’s Hania Tag has been awarded during Carers’ a carer Week for her incredible contribution to the community.

Ms Tag said she was honoured to receive the ‘Absolute Legend Award.’

“Knowing you're performing the best you know how and being recognised only encourages me to continue to do my best every time,” she said.

“I don’t feel like I’m a carer. I feel like I’m just here as a friend and someone to help. The people I care for sometimes help me, too. I’ve got several new recipes to try.”

Ms Tag said she loved to see her clients smile, particularly when they “ask you to come again because you did such a good job.”

As a carer for Absolute Care and Health Ms Tag said she enjoyed helping people across Victoria live their best life.

Currently studying a Bachelor of Nursing, she loves that caring enables her to work with people in the community.

“Hania is one of our treasured carers who never fails to receive glowing feedback from those she cares for,” Absolute Care and Health CEO Maria Deveson Crabbe said.

“Hania works hard to make the lives of others easier. She is an example of what care should be, personalisation, dedication and an understanding of helping people to live their best life,” Ms Crabbe said.

Absolute Care and Health wanted to recognise the critical role carers play to help people during Carer’s Week from 15-21 October.

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By Brendan Rees A Pink Ribbon fund-raiser held at Hampton Park Bowls Club raised more than $3000 in support of breast cancer research.

The clubrooms were “bursting at the seams” as 120 ladies attended, throwing their support behind the cause on Thursday 12 October.

Hampton Park Bowls Club board chairman Neville Hendrie said the annual fund-raiser was a huge success.

“These days are a lot of work, and it is the dedication of our people at the bowling club who have made them so successful.”

‘The ladies are just a wonderful team, small in numbers, who work together without fuss, and do an absolutely amazing job,” he said.

“To all our guests who keep coming back year after year, a very big thankyou for your support.”

This year celebrates a decade of the club hosting the Pink Ribbon event, bringing the total tally to $16,150 with all proceeds going to Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA).

Mr Hendrie said Marita O’Keefe from BCNA was also guest speaker.

“The audience was entertained by four of our ladies featuring a NABBA group and later The Ladybugs. The group consisted of Jen Sherry, Janice Collins, Helen Lambert and Gwen Clough,” he said.

“Guests joined them in singing, dancing and clapping along with the music.”

Mr Hendrie thanked the community and Member for Narre Warren South Judith Graley for their continued support.

Hampton Park Bowls Club members Ellen Smith, left, and Gwen Clough, right, make speeches at the Pink Ribbon Day fund-raiser.

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Ladies throw their support behind Pink Ribbon Day at Hampton Park Bowls Club.

Picture: CONTRIBUTED. “With their generous support we have been able to send every cent raised at these events to breast cancer support.”

Salvos are moving on

By Brendan Rees After five years as corps officers for Cranbourne’s Salvation Army, Majors Robert and Vanessa Evans are moving on for an overseas adventure.

A farewell meeting was held at the Cranbourne Salvation Army on Sunday 5 November with Mayor Sam Aziz presenting the couple a certificate in recognition of their significant contribution to Cranbourne and the wider community.

The couple will be heading to the Solomon Islands to serve as officers in charge, overseeing the existing work in the capital, Honiara, and expanding the Salvation Army’s presence throughout the islands for the next two years.

“We’re really looking forward to it. There’s mixed emotions. We’re very sad to leave Cranbourne. We don’t feel our work here is finished yet but we’re very excited about the opportunities ahead,” Major Robert Evans said.

Major Evans said he and his wife Vanessa were thankful for the “tremendous support” they had received from the community.

“We see our appointment not just through our church but see our appointment to the community. We’ve thoroughly enjoyed the relationships we’ve built in Cranbourne,” he said.

Major Evans said changing the lives of people from different backgrounds and cultures was highly rewarding.

“We’ve seen transformations happen through people getting jobs or overcoming addictions. We’ve seen people transform through dealing with a lot of emotional baggage. We’ve seen people transform through engaging in a faith experience where they’ve had an encounter with God which has changed their perspectives of themselves and the world around them.”

“We’ve played a significant part in helping some asylum seekers get their protection visas and integrate into Cranbourne and become productive parts of our community. That’s

Majors Robert and Vanessa Evans with their children Adam and Bec, as Sharon Postlewhite, left, acknowledges the couple's contribution to the community during a farewell event at Cranbourne Salvation Army church.

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As Salvation Army officers for the past 21 years, the Evans said they had been privileged to have served in the communities of Noarlunga in South Australia, Horsham and Palmerston in Northern Territory.

“We’ve developed a passion of the last several years for cross-cultural ministry. So Cranbourne has been a fantastic environment to develop that passion,” Major Roberts said.

Councillor Amanda Stapledon said the couple would leave a “huge gap” in the community and be “dearly missed.”

“Their love of their church, love of their community and of people will be the legacy that they leave behind as will Robert’s expert Facebooking, blogging and online sermons.”

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An ideal location for women of all fitness levels, Fernwood Narre Warren offers a range of services to suit individual needs and goals.

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Offering a great range of fitness equipment, personal training, nutrition advice and a variety of group classes, Fernwood Narre Warren aims to cater for all women’s health and fitness needs.

With knowledgeable staff and a welcoming atmosphere, Fernwood Narre Warren is led by business owner Guneet Cheema. An ideal location for women of all fitness levels, the friendly team offers a range of services to suit individual needs and goals.

“The Fernwood club caters for the needs of women’s health and fitness in the best possible way. The club’s wonderful staff are up to date with health and fitness programs, offer great coaching and our work towards women’s mental health makes us best in the industry,” Guneet said.

The extensive list of services offered at the club includes individual and group personal training, Zumba, yoga and pilates classes, personalised programs for all ages, levels and injuries, as well as food and nutritional coaching.

The club provides a safe and secure environment, with 24/7 access for members.

Inside, facilities include a member’s lounge with a free breakfast bar and all-day coffee

and tea, changerooms with showers, hair dryers, straighteners, deodorants, hairsprays and moisturisers as well as a licensed creche.

Fernwood Narre Warren will have an open day on 14 November offering huge membership savings and on 22 November will acknowledge Foundation Day in order to raise money for anxiety and depression.

“On National Yoda day, 22 November, we are offering a yoga class from 7am-8am and participants can pay $20 to attend," Guneet said.

“We will be raising funds via the Fernwood Foundation to provide research, information, and support for women suffering from poor mental health - in particular, anxiety and depression.

“And 30 days on us starts on the first of November - join and get your first month free.”

Fernwood Fitness is located at 100 Victor Crescent in Narre Warren. While the gym is always open, staffed hours are 7am to 8pm Monday to Thursday, 7am to 6pm on Friday and 8am to 12pm on Saturdays. For more information, phone 9705 1999 or find them on Facebook at www.facebook.com/fernwoodfitnessnarrewarren. cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au

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

All other bedrooms are of a generous size with built-in robes.

Gorgeous open plan modern kitchen with top of the line appliances and breakfast bar.

Large family and living areas, ducted heating, evaporative cooling. Landscaped gardens to be completed within weeks. ●

RENTAL: This gorgeous, four-bedroom family home will go quick. Large bright and spacious entrance with downstairs offering study, formal living room, huge open plan kitchen with top of the range stone benchtops, light fittings and plenty of bench and cupboard space.

Walk-in pantry. Separate meals area, large open plan family room, overlooking undercover outdoor alfresco area perfect for entertaining. Powder room and large laundry also well positioned. Upstairs offers a large, open plan rumpus/living room.

Master bedroom is a generous size, large undercover balcony, perfect for that morning coffee.

Ensuite with double vanity, separate toilet and walk-in robe. This home is ready for the perfect family to move in. Low-maintenance rear yard that will never have to be mowed, but with the feel of real grass under your feet. Ducted heating throughout, and evaporative cooling upstairs, that will lead to the downstairs living areas. Alarm system, and double lock-up garage.●

LOCATION, LOCATION THIS is your chance to purchase this rare property in a sought-after area of Mulgrave.

In a fantastic location, across the road from the Eastlink Trail (Dandenong Creek Trail).

Only a short drive to Waverley Gardens Shopping Centre, Nazareth College and Mazenod College.

You also have easy access to both the Monash Freeway and Eastlink.

Features of this split-level home include three spacious bedrooms with built-in robes; great family kitchen with wall oven, hotplates, dishwasher, ample bench space and storage.

There’s a separate dining area with room for everyone to enjoy your fantastic cooking.

Add a large living area to entertain the whole family.

There’s a four-car garage, each bay with its own roller door as well as a store room or workshop.

And a balcony that overlooks the park with fantastic views to enjoy.

This is a solid built family home with everything you need, with easy access to all amenities.

A great home to live in or a fantastic addition to your investment portfolio. Inspect today to avoid disappointment. ●

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 65 Holmbury Boulevard, Mulgrave Price: $900,000 - 990,000 Description: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 4 car Auction: Sunday, 19 November, 1.30 pm Agent: OBRIEN REAL ESTATE, NARRE WARREN, 8794 0500 Contact: Peter Ferguson, 0419 559 449 and Penny Ferguson, 0412 559 405

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Set on a flat acre with rolling lawns, recently repainted, new carpets, stunning dark bamboo flooring and plantation shutters.

This immaculately presented property has four bedrooms, all upstairs, three have builtin wardrobes and the master has a wall of wardrobes plus a recently renovated ensuite with frameless shower screen.

There is a formal lounge overlooking the front of the property, plus a downstairs study.

Large open plan family/meals area with Coonara wood heater and split-system opening to a spacious outdoor entertaining area.

The kitchen has ample cupboards, dishwasher and five-burner gas stove.

There is a parents’ retreat/TV room upstairs.

Recently renovated main bathroom with deep, free-standing bath and framless shower screen. Upstairs balcony overlooking front of property.

Ducted reverse-cycle heating and cooling.

Storage under stairs.

Double garages each side of the home one with rear access. Four-bay machinery shed at the rear of the property (three with doors).

A short drive to Devon Meadows Primary School, bus to Kooweerup Secondary College nearby, close to shops, football oval and tennis courts, 10 minutes to the heart of Cranbourne and easy access to Dandenong-Hastings Road and South Gippsland Highway for an easy city commute, and a new shopping centre about to commence construction nearby in Acacia Ridge. ●

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 23 Fisheries Road, Devon Meadows, 3977 Description: 4 bed, 2 bath, 4 car Inspect: By appointment Price: $970,000-$1,020,000 Agent: Matt Dewan, 0416 638 019, OBRIEN REAL ESTATE, CRANBOURNE, 5995 0500

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

For a copy of the section 32 (Vendors Statement) please email our office, kooweerup@cho1ce.com.au Terms: 10% Dep and Balance in 30 Days Contact: Brian Mc Intosh 0407 868 909 Shop 5/275 Station St, Koo Wee Rup T 16P

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A family home more convenient would be hard to ind! With St Josephs Primary School & Marist Sion College only 150m from the front door, local pool, sports complex, dance academy, childcare, parks, hospital & CBD just a short walk. This renovated & solid 4 bdrm home with views to Mt Baw Baw. The master bedroom incl Ensuite, WIR & study, oversized dbl garage, pergola(incl spa)plenty of space on large allotment for a vegie patch, chook pen or other pets.

Enquire today.

View: Saturday 11th November 10.45-11.15am $446,000 - $490,000 Internet ID: 18087062 View property and more details at www.sej.com.au

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: Bakewell Street, Cranbourne Price: $750,000 Inspection: By appointment Agent: FINNING FIRST NATIONAL REAL ESTATE, CRANBOURNE, 5996 1200 Contact: Frank Barrett, 0418 800 912

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also two toilets and one bathroom in this grand home.

A well-appointed kitchen featuring a fiveburner stainless-steel cooker, granite cook top and timber bench tops plus dishwasher gives modern conveniences while still retaining the character of the original country style home.

We also have a large family room plus dining area and fireplace with gas heater, timber french doors lead out to a huge cafe blind enclosed patio entertaining area there is also a little computer utility nook area off the laundry.

Workshop, storage sheds, more storage or playroom bungalow for grandchildren and a triple carport just about complete the picture, plus cottage gardens and walk to all facilities in minutes. ●

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This home is a testament to its present owners exposing the elegance of this period with original features.

Soaring 12-foot ceilings in the hallway, Baltic pine flooring, doors and ceilings, ornate cornices and architraves, leadlights and dado panelling, there are five fireplaces, but with ducted heating and evaporative cooling throughout it caters for seasonal comforts.

Three bedrooms - most with open fireplaces - retain the period feel, there are

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This quiet cul de sac so close to town and just across the road from Civic Park. Walk to Restaurants, Shops, Railway Station & Supermarkets all within a short stroll. This 2 bedroom home incl sunroom, formal dining, lounge, separate kitchen, fully renovated bathroom & bungalow + separate laundry out the back.

A single garage is incl & a paved entertaining area beside the fernery is ideal with Mountain views.

View: Saturday 11th November 10-10.30am Internet ID: 18079861 AUCTION: 25th November 2017 11:00AM On Site TERMS: 10% Deposit, Settlement 30 Days View property and more details at www.sej.com.au

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

Call Peter Clark 0418 599 432 Inspect By Appointment

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.

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

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

33 Smith St Warragul

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SUNSET DREAMING IN BERWICK NORTH BRILLIANTLY positioned to take in the views, this elevated family home with beautiful landscaped gardens is situated in the highly sought after Village Horizons Estate.

Master with walk-in robe and full ensuite. Kitchen with plenty of cupboards and scenic views overlooking the privately enclosed manicured lawn. Three living areas comprising of sunken formal lounge, casual living/dining area and large games/rumpus room. Double remote garage with high clearance for a boat or van.

Conveniently located to all amenities, Park Hill Plaza and Wilson Botanic Gardens, this home is not to be missed.

Extras include ducted heating, evaporative cooling, landscaped gardens and much more. ●

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 1 Newsom Court, Berwick Description: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 car View: By appointment Auction: Saturday, 11 November, 1.30pm Agent: OBRIEN REAL ESTATE, BERWICK, 9707 0556 Contact: Sharon McMillan 12370367

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rare fInd * Land Size 2,730m2 ( approx.) * Industrial 1 Zone * Ideal for Truck parking * 2000m2 Hardstand area * Easy access to Frankston Freeway Call Rick Lauretta

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(217303) Located in a section of Devon Meadows where development is almost right on your front doorstep & knocking on your door.With zoning set to change in the future, this is your opportunity to land bank on with this great property on 5-7 year settlement options. Approx. 9.76 Acres. Set for future development. Site will be cleared of all infrastructure leaving a blank canvas.Very close to Botanic Ridge development Acacia & Summerhill Estates. Also very close to Clyde UGB. Natural Gas & Sewerage are available on the road.

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“for the budget buyer” (217422)2 Bed cottage/unit in central Cranbourne, polished boards in lounge & master bed, R/C air con, updated kitchen with EWO, low maintenance block of approx. 261m².Close to schools, shops & public transport. Ideal investment or first home for those on a lower budget. Call Harry now!

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your own Piece of australian history circa 1890 (217275) Victorian cottage in perfect condition with 12ft ceilings & baltic pine floors, leadlights, in the best location on a huge 868m² block. (Activity Centre Zone) 3 bedrooms two toilets 1 bathroom, with ducted heating and evaporative cooling, plus open fireplaces. great inVestment Great kitchen with five burner stainless steel cooker, granite cooktop and timber benchtops plus dishwasher.

(217391) A large family home in a quiet location. Featuring 4 bedrooms, walk in Large family room and dining, plus café blind enclosed patio entertaining area and 3 car tandem carport. robe, full ens. Separate lounge, modern kitchen with s/s appliances. Family area, Inspections by appointment only by calling Frank Barrett.

2 x air conditioners, ducted heating & floating floor boards. All set on approx.

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

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$649,950 tooradin

$599,000

two storey family home on 620m² (217404) Nestled in a quiet location,this amazing property features 4 Bedrooms, 3 bathrooms & 2 living. Upstairs we have 2 generous bedroom with bathroom plus sitting area, downstairs there is another further 2 bedrooms, one is a master bedroom with a generous WIR and ensuite plus study/nook & family main bathroom. A spacious gourmet kitchen with access to family area also a separate lounge. All on a generous 620m2 block possible dual occ. STCA handy for all facilities. Close to highly sought after Schools, shops and train station. Call John Lauretta for all enquiries.

cranbourne north

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

$520,000 cranbourne

$629,500-$669,500

great inVestment on corner blocK (217417) Fantastic opportunity, investors don’t miss this chance if you are in the market for a quality home on a 530m2 Corner block.

Currently rented for $1500 PCM until March 2018. Quiet location, short walk to station, close to primary school & shopping centre.This solid 4 bedroom home will surely not disappoint.

Great lounge with cathedral ceilings, open plan kitchen/dining, master bedroom with WIR and ensuite, plus family bathroom, AC, evaporative cooling, GWF, alarm system. Well equipped kitchen with dishwasher. Double lock garage, entertaining pergola area plus established gardens. Close to Cranbourne Home Maker

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14 flametree circuit oPen sat 1.30-2.00Pm (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, dct heating, 2 s/system air conditioners, 8mx4m alfresco area.

$489,000 langwarrin sth

$1,290,000-$1,390,000

“going going gone “ (217423) Hunt Club location, only 6 years young 3 bedrooms all with BIR, master with full/ ens. Dtd heating, s/s heating and cooling & a well appointed kitchen with s/s underbench oven, gas cooktop & dw. Outdoors we have a low maintenance 320m2 block with an alfresco area, & under roofline garage . INSPECTIONS ONLY SATURDAY AT 11AM by prior appointment.

Call Frank Barrett

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

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

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Guitar - Piano/Keyboard Bass - Drums - Singing

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CRANBOURNE WEST 71 Willora Crescent, Saturday 11th November, 9am-4pm. No early birds.

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PAKENHAM, 109 Livingstone Boulevard. Saturday 11th of November. 8am-4pm. Furniture, clothes, bric-a-brac.

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

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

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

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CRANBOURNE WEST 7 Comte Close, Saturday 11 November, 7.30am to finish, 2 House Lots!

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SEMI CRANE TRUCK OPERATOR

Full time position available for immediate start Require experience in all aspects of retail timber yard. Involves racking timber, making up orders, and customer service.

Must be able to work in a team quickly accurately and have exceptional people skills.

Some heavy lifting and weekend work involved.

Applications The Manager Beaconsfield Home Timber & Hardware sales@beaconsfieldtimber.com.au V Positions Vacant First year apprentice. Officer.

Resume to info@inline.net.au or call 0497 465 463

CABINET MAKER Experienced in kitchen cabinet manufacturing. Required to work in workshop or installing onsite. Ph: 9546 3911 or 0418 312 609

APPRENTICE WANTED 3rd year, 4th year or fully qualified plumber, experienced with copper piping preferred, manual licence, willing to travel and do early starts.

Please email resume to sunforcesolar@hotmail.com or call Matthew 0400 580 849

CONCRETER /LABOURER We have two full time positions available in our kerb and channel crew. One for an experienced concreter and one for a labourer to learn all the aspects of concreting.

Please call: 0417 135 344

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Motor Mechanic or Qualified Brake Fitter required for new caravan service centre opening in Pakenham.

Company: Caravan World Pakenham Location: Carmart way Wages Negotiable First Contact:

Must have a good understanding of Crane Trucks and Interstate Transport. This would best suit someone with industry experience and is mechanically minded. The right person must be customer focused, have excellent people skills, a can do attitude and team leader.

Narre Warren, Vic Email resume to: mitch@viccranetrucks.com.au

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Special $105 for 30 mins (mon-tues daytime)

5942 7664 0418 890 612

Phone Jeff/Kate Lempriere on 5941 1577 / 5941 1286 Email: lemplaw@westnet.com.au

1ST YEAR APPRENTICE PLUMBER

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Narre Warren, Cranbourne

L&C Tree Services

Buy, rent and sell in our

Full details are available at: www.casey.vic.gov.au/tenders

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Overhanging Trees Pruning / Shaping Tree Removal Hedge Trimming

BERWICK/FRANKSTON Suit F50+, close train, opt furn. Private secure BR's, $180-$185pw, incl bills. 9012 3445 - 0425 778 761.

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Call 0432 550 066 or 8707 5522 V Tree Lopping/Surgery

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Contact Rita on 0403 351 311

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Closes 29 November 2017

Lempriere Legal / Securitinet Conveyancing

Investor looking for houses in local area. No fees.

Call Dave 0428 678 489.

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Australian Government endorsed Installer

ECONOMY TILING

Established 9 years.

Business located in the Casey/Cardinia area with potential to expand.

Sell below replacement cost. Ideal for sales person although previous experience is not required.

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Must have Self Loading Crane licence.

Narre Warren.

Phone Mitch on: 8794 9455 or Email: mitch@viccranetrucks.com.au 12370152-LN44-17 12366403-LB39-17

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PLUMBER 3rd or 4th year apprentice or tradesman. Must be experienced in new home plumbing and drainage. Officer. Resume to info@inline.net.au or call 0497465463

HAIRDRESSER

TRUCK DRIVER Full time position available for an experienced MC Licenced Driver for nightly country line haul run.

Min 5 years driver history required.

Call 9703 2011.

FEED TANKER DRIVER

Required to drive out of the Pakenham mill for Tooradin based company. Heavy combination licence.

Vic Roads printout and references required. Afternoon/Day shift, 5 days per week. Previous Applicants need not apply

Fully qualified & experienced.

Full time & part time positions for Berwick/Fountain Gate & Casey Central stores. No previous applicants need apply. Ring Lucy on 0437 797 597.

Contact Steve or John, office hours, 5998 3524.

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May lead to full-time.

Must be experienced.

Call 5942 5419

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WHAT’S ON show experience featuring the music of both Neil Diamond and Creedence Clearwater Revival (CCR) is here. Steve Rainsforth joins the boys from Ramble Tamble to kick start your night with the hits from Neil Diamond. You’ll know every song and sing every word as he takes you on a trip down memory lane. His acoustic renditions of this artist’s greatest works is simply sensational and just when you thought it couldn’t get any better, Ramble Tamble takes to the stage.

As the old saying goes seeing in believing, so why not see for yourself with the promise that once you have, as either a CCR or Neil Diamond fan you’ll keep coming back to satisfy that neverending thirst for a long tall glass of sensational live music that Steve Rainsforth and Ramble Tamble - The Australian Creedence Show can deliver.

Fountain Gate Hotel, Narre Warren at 8.30pm on Saturday 18 November. Tickets from $30.

To book phone 9704 7922.

’Sensory Gardens’ Come and explore with us the joys of creating a sensory garden. While all gardens can have healing effects, the idea of ‘sensory gardening‘ goes beyond. The environment created within a sensory garden aims to stimulate and engage the five senses so that they are accessible, interactive and have appeal to all age groups.

This is a hands-on day that will also offer you the opportunity to learn how to propagate a variety of plants to help you start your very own sensory garden. Experienced horticultural therapist Steven Wells will be the keynote presenter.

He is qualified in nursing and horticulture and has achieved a number of awards for his work.

A.B. Bishop an experienced horticulturist and co-author with Angus Stewart of “The Australian Native Garden”, will talk about sensory aspects of the Australian flora and enlighten us on those extra special plants that we can use in our own gardens. Attendees will discover how a visionimpaired person experiences gardens from Vision Australia, as well as learning how to guide and explain gardens or bushland to someone with little or no vision. Cranbourne Gardens’ Manager Horticulture John Arnott and horticulturalist Nikki May will explore sensory features of the Peppermint Garden of the Australian Garden with participants.

All-day Workshop: Australian Garden Auditorium, RBGV Cranbourne Gardens corner Ballarto Road and Botanic Drive, Cranbourne, Sunday 12 November from 9.30am to 3pm.

Cost: members $60, non-members $75, and students $30. Register and pay via the booking form available at: www.rbgfriendscranbourne.org.au For further information contact Chloe Foster: 0420 504 367.

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Charity golf day Shoot for a $10,000 hole-in-one in a charity golf event held by the Rotary Club of Narre Warren.

The day consists of ambrose mens and ladies events and a sit-down dinner. Corporate sponsors also gain course signage, on-course BBQ, on-course drinks and two golf carts.

Friday, 17 November from 12.30pm at Berwick Montuna Golf Club, Emerald-Beaconsfield Road, Guys Hill. Details: golfday@rotarynarrewarren. org.au or Roger McGill on 0429 345 627.

Diabetes Australia Life Program Berwick Healthcare, a not for profit community practice is working with Diabetes Australia in running The Life program which teaches Victorians how to reduce their risk of chronic disease by making small changes to their lifestyle. The program helps Victorians to live healthier lives. Run by Diabetes Victoria and funded by the Victorian Government, the program empowers participants to change their lifestyle to help reduce their risk of developing type two diabetes, heart disease and stroke. Since 2008, over 48,000 Victorians have joined the Life program to reduce their risk of chronic disease. For more information on Life! please visit www.lifeprogram.org.au or contact life@diabetesvic.org.au Berwick Healthcare at 76 Clyde Road Berwick on Wednesday 22 November 11am – 11.30am, free entry. For more information on this Life! group course, please contact Berwick Healthcare on 9796 1500.

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will consist of some pre-movie family friendly entertainment, screening of the movie, food and drink vendors and a raffle. There will be kid’s entertainment, raffle, food trucks, and BYO picnic rugs and beanbags. It will be a free event with the option of a voluntary gold coin donation upon entry. All funds will go towards Alive Crusade Centre for suicide depression, and anxiety prevention.

Wilson Botanic Park Berwick on Friday 10 November from 6pm. For more info www.alivecrusade.com or find us on Facebook.

Bumble Bee Baby and Children’s Market The Bumble Bee Baby and Children’s Market will be holding their final market for year. Ideal market for parents, expectant parents, grandparents and carers on the hunt for high quality preloved, handmade, and new goods at reasonable prices. Service providers are also welcomed to highlight themselves within their local community. Anything related to little ones, ranging from maternity to primary school aged products or services are welcome including clothing, books, toys, high chairs, prams, nursery items, activity sets - the list is endless. Stallholder applications are now open via: https://www.trybooking.com/book/event?embed&eid=314439 Berwick Fields Primary School located at 35Gwendoline Avenue, Berwick on Sunday 26 November at 9am - 12pm. Entry: adults $2, children free and free parking on site.

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Friday, 17 November, 3.30-7.30pm at Maramba Primary School, Maramba Drive, Narre Warren.

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The Holy Family Primary School in Doveton is in dire need of some upgrades which they are slowly working towards. The school is aiming to raise funds for a junior school playground upgrade. The school is hosting a fund-raiser ‘disco bingo’ to raise the much-needed funds. All donations of goods from businesses are welcomed and appreciated for an auction during the intermission.

Holy Family Primary School in Doveton school hall at 7pm-9.30pm on Friday 10 November.

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Berwick Library on Wednesday 15 November at 5.30pm.

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Cranbourne Public Hall on Thursday 9 November at 2pm.

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When Miles is in a mood

By Nick Creely When Devon Meadows star Brad Miles is in the mood to score, there is arguably no other player in the West Gippsland Cricket Association more unstoppable.

And in the Panthers’ District Division clash with Tooradin at Glover Reserve on Saturday, Miles not only surpassed previous records, but completely flattened them.

The left-handed power hitter smashed his way to an extraordinary 260 - a knock that included 24 fours and 12 sixes - all in just 223 balls, as his side posted an utterly formidable 8/441.

That makes it a total of 168 runs scored solely in boundaries.

And he was only in the 91 at tea, making it even more mind boggling that only hours later almost tripled his score.

It could have been a completely different story, however, with Miles dropped when he was just on six.

Miles’ feat is now the highest score in Devon Meadows Cricket Club history and the highest score ever made in the District Division, surpassing Ben Maroney’s 201 against Nyora in the 2009/10 season.

From the Panthers’ perspective, it is the highest team score ever made in their first XI, while Miles’s 162-run partnership with allrounder Lucas Carroll (31) is the club’s record for the fifth wicket.

Since joining the Panthers for the 2016-'17 season, Miles has scored an incredible 1277 runs at 70.94 - including Twenty20s - from just 20 matches and 21 innings, with three centuries and seven half centuries.

Previous to this, Miles has dominated with both Beaconsfield when they were in the WGCA

Brad Miles winds up for one of 12 sixes during his record-breaking knock on Saturday. 174661 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS and Aura Vale when they were in the FGDCA. Tooradin skipper Kane Latham - who was in the field watching Miles send the ball to all parts - explained from his perspective how it

was to witness the innings, and how he approached the day as captain.

“It wasn’t as tough as you would imagine (fielding),” he said.

“We had a chance that we should’ve taken when he was on six, and he’s a class bat that you don’t give chances to.

“He hits the ball clean and hard, it’s actually great to watch.

“It was really about trying to stop him scoring, more than getting him out once he got going. He likes to score, so our best chance to get him out was to tie him down and wait for a mistake.”

While Miles feasted on the Gulls bowlers in an astonishing display, Latham praised his side for never giving in and keeping the energy up in the field, and said that youngsters such as Mitchell Tharle, Connor O’Riordan and Ned Harrison led the way with their enthusiasm.

“Keeping our boys in good spirits was actually pretty easy,” he said.

“Often, we talk about these are the types of games that make you who you are. It’s all good to laugh and joke around when you’re flogging sides, but real character is built when you’re on the other end of these innings.

“Our boys were in great spirits all day, having a bit of a laugh and I’m really proud of the kids in particular. They kept their heads up and their voice high all the way until the last ball.”

Latham said that with players such as Miles, taking the chances when they present them is vital. “(There) wasn’t really a lot to learn from it to be honest, other than to take the chance when a batsman gives one early,” he said.

“But our boys toiled hard all day and should be proud, but Brad just showed how good he is. He didn’t give a chance from six until he was on 220.”

The Gulls face a daunting task of trying to chase down the record breaking 441 when play resumes on Saturday.

They’re pretty powerful

By Russell Bennett It’s the Cranbourne gym where everyday people can achieve the incredible - and on Sunday Iron Strength Sports hosted its annual Pretty and Powerful competition for female powerlifters to show what they’re made of.

Held in loving memory of Madi Tait - the sister of one of the strength training club’s great friends, Josh Tait - the competition raised money for both Redkite and the Australian Red Cross Blood Service.

The whole mantra of Iron Strength Sports, which is operated by the husband and wife team of Martin and Steph Nguyen, is that anyone can lift and learn to lift and better themselves.

“For women it is very empowering - especially in today’s society,” Martin said.

“I think for women to see other women lifting it’s quite empowering to know that they’re strong and capable of lifting heavy weights and getting stronger and kicking goals.”

The ‘Pretty and Powerful’ concept originated from a Brisbane gym a few years ago as they started running all-female powerlifting competitions.

Iron Strength Sports’ competition runs annually and provides local everyday women with the chance to show what they can achieve.

“All of the girls get behind each other and it’s a really good day,” Martin said.

“It’s competitive, but it’s also very encouraging to see the mateship between all the girls.

They all know how hard each of them has worked to get there so it’s good to see.”

Iron Strength Sports sprung to life twoand-a-half years ago with a goal to bring to the table a quality product that looked after its members and had their best interests at heart.

Kane and Kelly Latham are a local husband and wife team that both train, and compete, at Iron Strength Sports.

For Kelly - a mum of two young boys - her powerlifting journey started just seven months ago. On Sunday, she competed in her first competition.

“I came into the sport with no powerlifting background, just personal training,” she explained.

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Kelly Latham was one of 25 competitors at Iron Strength Sports' Pretty and Powerful competition on Sunday.

Picture: COURTESY OF SEBASTIAN FEGAN AT SEBINC PHOTOGRAPHY “In February I attended Iron Strength Sports to watch my husband compete in his first-ever competition. I knew he lifted weights but to the extent I didn’t really understand. I just thought it was a men’s sport.”

After watching the competition Kelly made the decision to take the plunge and get involved, herself.

“Never in my wildest dreams did I think it was possible to be able to pull a 100kg deadlift,” she said.

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“At Iron strength it’s a family, it’s not your everyday gym. Every member is so welcoming and I think this is what made it even easier for me.”

On Sunday, just months after deciding to enter the world of powerlifting Kelly recorded some truly incredible numbers at ‘Pretty and Powerful’ - a 70kg squat, 40kg benchpress, and 100kg deadlift.

“Being a mum of two little boys and getting to the gym can be so hard and sometimes it feels easier just to stay home, but I get there

and I get it done with both my kids,” she said.

“It’s one of the best things mentally and physically I have ever done.

“I’ve never been a runner or a netballer but I have finally found my sport. I can’t wait to see where I am in another seven months from now.”

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Bloods just dominated

By Nick Creely DDCA TURF 1 REVIEW - ROUND 3 (DAY 1) Springvale South is in prime position for a massive win over Cranbourne, with the Bloods dominating the opening day at Alex Nelson Reserve.

Sent in to bat, Bloods openers Nathan King (54) and Michael Vandort (33) got the home side off to an 82-run opening, setting up the day perfectly for the middle order aggressors.

After being 1/95 at tea, and losing two early wickets almost immediately after the break - including the key scalp of former Eagle premiership captain Steve Spoljaric for a quickfire 22, the Bloods were merciless, ploughing almost 200 runs to declare at 5/277 off 70 overs.

Dylan Quirk (77 not out) and Jack Sketcher (77) combined for an entertaining 130-run partnership to completely dominate, with the pair combining for 17 fours and three sixes.

Steve Miller (2/72) was the only Eagles bowler to take multiple wickets in a tough day out in the field.

Gun spinner Jarryd Straker (2/0) then struck two late wickets for the Bloods - including a wicket off the last ball of the day to leave Cranbourne 2/40 at stumps.

Jakeb McVicar (0) and skipper Lucas Ligt will resume next week with a big task at hand. meanwhile, Berwick’s golden recruit Matt Chasemore struck his first century as a Bear in the Saturday/Sunday match with Dandenong West at Greaves Reserve.

In what turned out to be a thumping win for the Bears, ‘Cheeks’ came in after two early wickets, and struck eight sixes and six fours to anchor the innings with brilliance, and brought up his century with a trademark boundary over cow corner - it looms as the first of many at the journeyman’s latest club.

The faultless century lifted the Bears to 236

off just 50 overs, with skipper Jarrod Goodes chiming in with a brutal 31 off 21 balls.

Brad Sheehan (5/45) was brilliant with the ball for the Bulls, in what was the youngster's first game of Turf 1 cricket.

At stumps at the end of day one, a brilliant hat-trick by Goodes (5/25) saw the Bears have the Bulls 6/48, and hanging by a thread.

The Bulls returned to the crease on Sunday, and with club legend Greg Siwes (69 not out) carrying the bat for 68.2 overs in an extraordinary display of concentration, they survived another 40 overs to crawl to 106.

Goodes was the star, and bowled 13 maidens in his 21 overs, but Jarrod Armitage (2/16) was a class above and Cory Bevan (2/0) finished off the innings.

With 33 overs to go in the day, the Bulls managed to survive only two wickets down to avoid an outright defeat, finishing on 2/70.

Down at Reedy Reserve, Heinz Southern Districts are staring down the barrel of a shock loss to Narre Warren, with the Magpies just 47 runs away from victory.

Batting first, the Cobras’ top order was dismantled, with Hussain Ali (2/12) and skipper Craig Boswell (2/30) taking three early wickets to leave the score at 3/14.

In-form pair Kaushalya Weeraratne (38) and Michael Davies (27) took their time to resurrect the innings, and eventually helped lift the Cobras to 136 off 47.1 overs.

Talented spinner Imran Laghmani (5/38) took an exciting step forward in his development with his first five-wicket haul at Turf 1 level.

In reply, the Magpies are 5/90 and in the mix for a shock early season upset, with Laghmani (31 not out), Janaka Liyanabadalge (25) and Jarrod Russell (23) all among the runs.

Weeraratne (3/27) is in fine touch with the ball, and looms as the key if the Cobras are to defend the small total.

Berwick skipper Jarrod Goodes claimed a hat-trick on Saturday. 165558 In other matches, Dingley (150) president Kent Waring (57) saved the day against Hallam Kalora Park (0/45) on Saturday at Souter Oval, to leave the Dingoes in the contest heading into day two, mind-boggling bowling displays by Mitchel Minhas (6/19) and Gayantha

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Wijethilaka (4/20) saw North Dandenong (126) steal the show in an extraordinary day of cricket against St Mary's (39 and 0/18).

Day one of the clash between Buckley Ridges and Mordialloc at Park Oval was washed out, with the game to be a one-dayer next week.

Hats off to McCalman

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2. WHAT nationality is former tennis star Justine Henin-Hardenne?

3. WHICH Aussie broke the women’s 100m freestyle record at the 2004 Olympics?

4. WHO in 2007 hit the highest one-day international cricket score for Australia?

5. WHICH Australian canoeist won gold in Barcelona in 1992?

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8. WHICH famous English soccer club is based at Elland Road?

9. IN which sport did the US win its first gold medal for 80 years at the 1984 Olympic Games?

gling is just phenomenal.

“He’s got a burning desire to take his game to the next level and with a number of really good players leaving the club he probably knew now was his time to stand up as a Merinda Park player.”

Martin praised McCalman’s mental approach at the crease, and his ability to adapt to whatever the situation called for against the brunt of the competition’s best bowling attacks.

“His mental toughness is amazing,” he said.

“He’s probably the best I’ve played with like that - he just doesn’t bite back.

“He just knows his role, plays it perfectly and sums up the situation.

“He’s so unassuming that you could probably walk past him in the street and not notice him but what he’s done for this club will never be forgotten.”

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16. IF a Twenty20 cricket game goes its full course without any no balls, how many deliveries are bowled?

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19. WHICH four cities starting with the letter ‘S’ have all hosted the Olympic Games?

20. WHAT was the most popular term for ‘fast leg theory’ bowling in cricket?

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Merinda Park opener Daniel McCalman, pictured here earlier in the season in a onedayer against Cardinia, is the Premier division’s leading run-scorer so far in season 2017/18.

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ANSWERS: 1. Ricky Ponting 2. Belgian 3. Jodie Henry 4. Matt Hayden 5. Clint Robinson 6. The MBE 7. Baseball 8. Leeds United 9. Gymnastics 10. Fuzzy Zoeller 11. Peter Thomson 12. Ascot in Perth 13. Eleven 14. Guus Hiddink 15.

Fifteen 16. 240 17. Middlesborough and Liverpool 18. Frank Sedgman 19. St Louis , Stockholm , Sydney and Seoul 20. Bodyline

He has scored well in excess of 4000 runs over the past decade - the bulk of those in the first XI - and yet Merinda Park Premier grade opener Daniel McCalman remains one of the West Gippsland Cricket Association’s most unheralded players.

In many ways he’s an unassuming gentleman of the game, but he also has a steely determination and a competitive spirit that few in the competition could match.

McCalman is currently the Premier division’s leading run-scorer with 250 at an average of 50 in what is a particularly trying campaign for the Cobras - they’re yet to win a game through their first five rounds and seem locked in a relegation battle with Emerald.

But McCalman remains as stoic and focussed as ever at the top of the order - earning the highest of praise from one of the WGCA’s most accomplished players, Kooweerup captain-coach Mark Cooper.

“Danners is a star, and more than that he’s a great person,” Cooper said about his Mid Year Cricket Association team mate.

“He always plays for the team and he should be in Country Week contention every season.

“He’s one of the top five fielders in the competition too, which tends to get overlooked.”

Cooper said McCalman’s temperament at the crease allowed him to stand up against any bowling attack - no matter how imposing it may seem.

“I’ve got no doubt he could give District (like Vic Premier) cricket a real crack too and stand up in that higher standard,” Cooper said.

“He’s got no ego - he just plays.

“He’s the type of player you could build a team around and I think he’s a potential leader too because he does set a really good example for the rest of the boys to follow.”

Merinda Park Premier skipper Andrew Martin cut straight to the chase when describing just how highly McCalman is rated internally.

“He’d be in the top three to five batsmen in the competition,” he said.

“He could be a far better player in a better side but what he’s doing in a side that is strug-

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Run of wins at an ending CRANBOURNE BOWLS The winning sequence has finally come to an end for both the top Saturday Pennant side and the Ladies Division 1 side, despite good wins from over half of their rinks.

The ladies lost to Berwick by six shots, despite winning on two of the three rinks. With rain delaying the game during the day, Cranbourne seemed to lose a little momentum but despite a competitive last-ditched effort to bridge the gap they went down by just six shots.

The Saturday number one Pennant side played away at Edithvale and came up against a very good side. However they still came away with four points, with two of its four rinks recording wins despite the large shots deficit.

Selector Doug Boggie said after the game that “it is hard to win every game in a season so the loss was not a total surprise, however we need to lift our standard again and move on from this loss.”

Ladies Side 1 Division 1 Yvonne Van Der Wees and her rink of Maureen Cameron, Helen Witherden, and Lynne Wood won by three shots while Sue Hudson and her crew of Isobel Partington, Shirley Venville, and Joy McLisky won by one shot.

Side 1 Division 2 Cranbourne played away at Edithvale and were soundly defeated on the day. Despite this Skip John McKenna won by five shots and Skip Barry Thomas won by two shots to give Cranbourne four valuable competition points on the day.

Side 2 Division 3 Playing at home should have been an advantage but Cranbourne, despite showing good form the previous week was no match for visiting side Dandenong Club who went on to record a large victory.

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Scott De Piazza has made his way through to the quarter finals of the Men s Club Championship.

Shirley Venville shows her style for the Cranbourne Ladies Division One side.

Skip John Kent and his crew of Bill Sheriff, Frank Coulter and Yvonne Van Wees showed the way by winning 10 shots up, which was the total score difference between the two sides.

Many players are competing in club events at present with some outstanding games being played at a very high standard. It is great to see many supporters watching these games and enjoying the club facilities at the same time.

Club singles semi-finals take place this week.

Saturday Pennant Bowls Round 5 results: Ladies side Division 1 Cranbourne 54 lost to Berwick 60 (Partington, Venville, McLisky, Hudson 21-20; Taylor, Pearce, Dudink, Farrall 12-22; Cameron, Witherden, Wood, Van Der Wees 21-18) Side 1 Division 2 Cranbourne 60 lost to Edithvale 90 (G Wright, Hunt, O’Day, F Byrne 5-30, Caddell, Colthup, Barrenger, Lyfield 16-28, Taylor,

Christine and Neville win club singles HAMPTON PARK BOWLS On Sunday, the Hampton Park Bowls Club held the Ladies and Men’s Singles Finals.

In the ladies final, Denise Eastick and Christine Hendrie started play at 10am. The game went for 26 ends with each winning 13 apiece and the last bowl of the day not being played with Christine Hendrie being the winner.

The men’s final started at noon between Chris Barnes and Neville Hendrie with Chris getting off to an eight shot to nothing start. It took Neville 19 ends to get one shot in front and seven ends later scored a three to win by four shots. The last time Christine and Neville won the Club's Singles was nine years ago.

Midweek Pennant - Division 2 Hampton Park 12-62 to Noble Park 4-58 Hampton Park travelled to Noble Park and played on a very good bowling green. Jim Westwell, Gwen Clough, Helen Lambert and skip Toni Sutton kept up with the opposition to the end, going down by four shots (19-23).

Rhonda Diaper, Marion Battaglia, Ellen Smith and skip Christine Hendrie stalled on eight shots and went down by 16 (8-24). With an excellent game, Rob Woff, Ann Westwell, Ron Beverly and skip Neville Hendrie pulled away to record a 24-shot win (35-11).

Division - Six-a-side Hampton Park 2-33 to Keysborough 12-37 In a close one at home against Keysborough, Hampton Park went down by four shots.

Lou Soligo, June Damon and skip Brian Diaper lost by 11 while Janice Collins, Stuart Tokley and skip Ray Wood led all day to win by seven shots.

Saturday Pennant - Division 2 Hampton Park 15-88 to Cranbourne RSL 3-68 The highlight of the day was the 16 shot win by Shane Collins, Stan Hatch, Mark Paton and skip Chris Barnes who won the last eight ends (29-13). Not to be outdone, Richard Pallett, Christine Hendrie, Sean McDonald and skip John Nunan finished well to win by seven shots (23-16). In a game that went down to the wire, Ken Cobden, Ellen Smith, Larry Simpson and skip Steve Barnes finished with a draw (2020). Geoff Ladner, Andrew Brandolin, Neville 28 STAR NEWS

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A family affair. Hampton Park s Ladies and Men's Club Singles Champions, Neville and Christine Hendrie.

Hendrie and skip Warwick Hardy lost the last six ends to go down by three shots (16-19).

Division 4 Hampton Park 4-72 to Cranbourne RSL 14-91 Mat McLaverty, Janice Collins, Craig Richards and skip Toni Sutton came from behind to win by six shots (27-21). Jim Westwell, Vince Kovacic, Stuart Tokley and skip Helen Lambert struggled all day (14-28) while Val Moore, Trevor Harbright, Ian Kitt and skip Ron Beverly suffered the same fate (11-24). Garry Perrin, Brian Diaper, Marion Battaglia and skip Rob Woff left it to the last end to win by one shot (20-19).

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From left; Shane Collins, Stan Hatch, Mark Paton and skip Chris Barnes celebrating their 16-shot win over Cranbourne RSL.

Joy McLisky shows full concentration as she prepares to bowl for Cranbourne.

Blyth, Hardy, McKenna 21-16, and Wood, Worstelling, Elgar, Thomas 18-16).

Side 2 Division 3 Cranbourne 59 lost to Dandenong Club 100 (G. Dudink 22-23; F. Helle 15-23; C Griffiths 1227 and S. Hudson 10-27) Side 3 Division 5 Cranbourne 74 defeated Edithvale 64. (B Grant 13-15; J. Kent 21-11; S. Morrison 20-21 and R. Sorenson 20-21.

Mixed results for RSL CRANBOURNE RSL BOWLS Tuesday Pennant Round 6 - Div2 Sec6 Cranbourne RSL 2-52 lost to Narre Warren 14-72 D. Ricketts, P. Campion, H. Rogers and K. Walker 16-15, A. Black, M. Hodges, P. Dalton and G. Dore 17-36, P. Zimmerman, H. Reefman, C. Butler and J. Spencer 19-20.

Div3 Sec6 Cranbourne RSL 14-71 defeated Berwick 2-51 S. Brobyn, T. Elsie, M. Bobetic and B. Bradbury 27-15, B. Hall, V. Bonney, I. Maat and R. Fountain 27-15, J. Osler, D. Muir, T. Bonney and J. Black 17-21.

Saturday Pennant Round 5 - Div2 Sec6 Cranbourne RSL 3-68 lost to Hampton Park 15-88 G. Jones, J. Carretero, T. Byrnes and N. Drummond 20-20, L. Magri, W. Brannan, J. Vowles and R. Hansen 19-16, C. Birchall, K. Hickson, J. Black and S. Hickson 13-29, R. Townley, J. Creighton, F. Scicluna and B. Bradbury 16-23.

Div4 Sec8 Cranbourne RSL 14-92 defeated Hampton Park 4-72 P. Campion, S. Brobyn, G. Dore and K. Walker 21-27, A. Black, J. Grant, M. Hodges and J. Spencer 28-14, H. Reefman, M. Watkinson, T. Elsie and C. Butler 19-20, J. Osler, R. Elliott, P. Dalton and R. Fountain 24-11.

Div6 Sec6 Cranbourne RSL 0-55 lost to Armadale 18115 L. Meagher, D. Maguire, A. Underwood and B. Hall 11-31, M. Tasker, M. Smith, I. Ford and I. Maat 13-33, E. Dietze, R. Tormey, D. Ricketts and B. Cook 15-28, P. Zimmerman, J. Forsythe, A. Pichard and D. Muir 16-23.

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It was two for the books

By Russell Bennett It was a feat no-one at Kooweerup’s Denhams Road ground on Sunday could remember happening before - two outright victories in as many rounds in the WGCA’s Premier Division.

The round-five result for Mark Cooper’s men showcased their ruthless side as they claimed 20 Merinda Park wickets for just 182 runs in a comprehensive smashing that pitted the competition’s best side against one of its biggest battlers.

This simply isn’t the Cobras side of recent times that vied for, and competed in, finals year after year. Instead, this is a much more inexperienced group - one taught somewhat of a cricketing lesson by the rampant Demons - 97 and 85 to 1/132 (dec) and 1/52.

While the Merinda Park boys struggled to take the game on in the face of some imposing bowling by quicks John Bright (6/29) and Jess Mathers (3/39 and 3/19), the home side had no such trouble with just two Demon wickets falling all game.

The result came in the round straight after Kooweerup secured a stunning outright against a disappointing Bulls outfit at Cardinia.

Bright was particularly lethal on Saturday and at one stage was on a hat-trick before finishing with a six-wicket haul from his 15 overs.

Demons skipper Mark Cooper scored an unbeaten 63 in the first innings and followed that up with 4/11 off 14 overs in the Cobras’ second dig.

Lachie Ramage (11 not out), Paul Bright (17) and Mitch Davey (18 not out, including a towering six over the carpark) were the only three Kooweerup batsmen needed in their second innings.

“In both of our last two games we’ve lost the toss and bowled first, and things have just fallen in place,” Cooper said of his side’s consecutive outright wins.

Brett Reid was in ominous touch early for Clyde against Pakenham. 174660 “We’ve bowled and fielded well in both games whereas I don’t think either of those two sides (the Bulls and Cobras) batted to their potential.”

Cobras opener Daniel McCalman was the side’s only batsman to reach 20 in the second innings.

The Round 5 clash between Kooweerup and Merinda Park took place over both Saturday and Sunday on the weekend - contrasting to every other game across the association.

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At Clyde, meanwhile, the clash between the Cougars and Lions is evenly poised after the opening day’s play.

Despite starting strongly with a 40-run stand at the top of the order after being sent in to bat, John Simpson’s Clyde was dismissed for 206 in 75 overs with Lions champion Dom Paynter snaring 5/51 from 19 overs - including the wickets of both openers, Brett Reid (32) and Dave Denton (12).

In the wake of the opening day’s play,

Lessons for the winless

SCOREBOARD

By Nick Creely Casey-South Melbourne captain Lachlan Sperling is the first to admit that his side has severely under-performed in its winless start to the season, but will continue to back his team in to find a way to break out of a form slump that threatens to not only derail the season, but end it.

After his side put up a more competitive performance in a five-wicket loss to Geelong on Saturday at Casey Fields, with young debutants Austin Heldt and Jonah Serong impressing, Sperling said despite the disappointment, there was plenty to take out of the game. “(There was) definitely more positive signs as a group, still not the result we were after but we showed a lot more fight despite scoring a sub-par total,” he said.

The Swans were sent in to bat on a tough batting deck, and despite starting steadily, only managed to post 9/169 off their 50 overs.

Heldt (31) at the top of the order was particularly impressive - particularly square of the wicket - and managed to survive a nasty spell

by Cats’ spearhead Dom McGlinchey (2/23) to get the 19-year-old’s Premier career off on the right foot.

He was ably backed up by Chris Benedek (34), who continued his strong form in the middle order, while Dylan Hadfield (35) and Brendan Rose (26) helped guide the Swans to a competitive total after being 5/70 midway through the innings.

Casey spearhead Nathan Lambden (2/42) picked up the key scalp of Tim Ludeman caught behind for a duck to get the home side off to a perfect start, but a 74-run partnership between skipper Eamonn Vines (74) and Josh McDonald (61) saw the Cats climb into a winning position.

Serong, the 16-year-old spinner from Longwarry, was brilliant on debut, using his flight and variations perfectly to finish with 2/24 as the Swans mounted a late comeback in the middle stages, but ultimately the Cats found the winning runs five wickets down in the 40th over.

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Austin Heldt was impressive on debut for the Swans.

Simpson acknowledged that “we didn’t make as many runs as we wanted to, or probably should have”.

A 51-run stand late in the innings between Pat Lawson (36) and Nick Sadler (23) played a key role in the Cougars advancing past 200, but Simpson - who top-scored with 48 before falling to Zac Chaplin - said his side should probably have made around the 250 mark given their start.

“But 200, while it’s not a big score, still gives our bowlers a real chance this week,” he said.

Emerald, meanwhile, will be looking to stave off outright defeat when they resume their clash with Cardinia at home this week.

The Bombers were rolled for just 82 in their first innings with Kallan Braid-Ball claiming 6/56 from his 18 overs in the face of some attimes questionable shot selection. Emerald’s batsmen took the game on at stages but just didn’t have the application to stave off the likes of Braid-Ball, Matt Welsh (2/6 from nine overs) and Dwayne Doig (2/18 from nine).

Bombers left-armer Trent Rolfs was particularly impressive in the Bulls’ reply, snaring 4/50 from his 14 overs, but the visitors ultimately reached 6/176 off the final 44 overs of the day’s play off the back of some strong hitting from Te Ahu Davis (38 not out) and Pat Nolen (46).

The Bulls could well declare early on day two in search of outright points that could prove vital in their push for the finals later in the season.

In the other game of Round 5, the Seagulls rolled through Upper Beaconsfield for just 103 in 49 overs at Tooradin with Kade Burns (2/31), Russell Lehman (2/26), Josh Lownds (2/3) and Bailey Lownds (2/7) all snaring two wickets apiece.

The Gulls will resume this week at 2/82 with Tom Hussey (40) and Josh Lownds (7) the notout batsmen.

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Serong - who look like they will have long careers at Premier level.

“Both debutants were super impressive Aussie at the top of the order stood up well to some quality bowling when the ball was seaming around a bit,” he said.

“Jonah was also fantastic with the ball, showing great control and bowling to a plan.

“For a 16-year-old kid to come in and do what he did was really exciting.

“Both boys showed no signs of nerves and it gives us great signs moving forward.”

Sperling again lamented the batting effort, with the Swans once again losing too many quick wickets, but backs his side to find a way to score heavier runs.

“Obviously the intent and building up of dot ball pressure has contributed to (our) poor shot selection,” he explained.

“But we have great faith in our top seven to get the job done and hopefully a few big scores

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as a group aren’t far away.”

And the club will only move forward as they look to climb off the bottom of the ladder, with a winnable game against Frankston on Saturday the perfect chance to get their season back on track.

“We’ve got quite a bit of cricket to be played before the longer formats begin but I’m confident we have a core group that will be competitive and put the results on the board that we’re after,” he said.

“The boys are upbeat. It’s not ideal that we’re 0-5 but we know there are a lot of points on offer over the next three weeks where we can start pegging our season back on track.

“We know Frankston has a very talented side and we will have to be at our best to knock them off.

“We know 0-5 isn’t ideal but we will embrace the challenge to put the results on the board to get our season back on track.”

VICTORIAN PREMIER CRICKET ROUND 5 Geelong 5/171 (E.Vines 74*, J.McDonald 61, J.Serong 2/24, N.Lambden 2/42) def Casey-South Melbourne 9/169 (D.Hadfield 35, C.Benedek 34, A.Heldt 31, B.Rose 26, J.Cobb 2/19, D.McGlinchey 2/23, K.Jamieson 2/29); Melbourne Uni 7/179 (J.Bett 53, D.Hutton 26, W.Agar 26, J.Jowett 2/36, A.Buch 2/47) def Dandenong 8/178 (C.Edgeworth 45, A.Buch 28*, L.Scammell 3/27); Northcote 7/270 def Carlton 180; Fitzroy Doncaster 5/153 def Monash Tigers 151; Footscray 5/238 def Camberwell Magpies 134; St Kilda 7/103 def Kingston Hawthorn 102; Melbourne 4/271 def Essendon 191; Greenvale 4/150 def Frankston Peninsula 9/146; Ringwood 4/214 def Prahran 158 DDCA- TURF 1 ROUND 3 (DAY ONE) Dingley 150 (K.Waring 57, D.Hettiarchchi 40*, S.Gilmour 4/32, W.Whyte 3/33) v Hallam Kalora Park 0/45 (L.Booth 33*); North Dandenong 126 (S.Fernando 35, S.Mehmood 29, K.Gajasinghe 4/31, K.Fernandez 4/34) v St Mary’s 39 (M.Minhas 6/19, G.Wijethilaka 4/20) and 0/18; Berwick 236 (M.Chasemore 108, J.Goodes 31, J.Wilcock 27, B.Sheean 5/45, A.Crichton 2/44) def Dandenong West 106 (G.Siwes 69*, J.Goodes 5/25, C.Bevan 2/0, J.Armitage 2/16) and 2/70; Springvale South 5/277 (D.Quirk 77*, J.Sketcher 77, N.King 54, M.Vandort 33, S.Miller 2/72) v Cranbourne 2/40 (J.Straker 2/0); HSD 136 (K.Weeraratne 38, M.Davies 27, I.Laghmani 5/38, H.Ali 2/12, C.Boswell 2/30) v Narre Warren 5/90 (I.Laghmani 31*, J.Liyanabadalge 25, K.Weeraratne 3/27); Buckley Ridges v Mordialloc (washed out) TURF 2 Parkmore Pirates 0/0 v Lyndale 161; Keysborough 0/4 v Fountain Gate 9/171; Narre South 1/61 v Beaconsfield 162; Narre North 4/105 v Lynbrook 99; Silverton 217 v Parkfield; Coomoora v St Brigid’s/St Louis (washed out) WGCA- PREMIER ROUND 5 (DAY ONE) Kooweerup 1/132 (M.Cooper 63*, C.O’Hara 41, B.Spicer 26*) and 1/52 def Merinda Park 97 (M.Thomas 28, J.Bright 6/29, J.Mathers 3/39) and 85 (D.McCalman 28, M.Cooper 4/11, J.Mathers 3/19); Clyde 206 (J.Simpson 48, P.Lawson 36, B.Reid 32, D.Paynter 5/51, C.Smith 2/26) v Pakenham 0/2; Tooradin 2/82 (T.Hussey 40*) v Upper Beaconsfield 103 (J.Bayard 29, J.Lownds 2/3, B.Lownds 2/7, R.Lehman 2/26, K.Burns 2/31); Emerald 82 (K.Braid-Ball 6/56, M.Welsh 2/6, D.Doig 2/18) v Cardinia 6/176 (P.Nolen 46, T.Davis 38*, B.Parrott 26, T.Rolfs 4/50) DISTRICT Pakenham Upper Toomuc 2/50 v Clyde 160 (G.Tuckwell 36, B.McLeod 4/22, J.Langley 3/22); Devon Meadows 8/441 (B.Miles 260, M.Hutchinson 43*, L.Carroll 31, D.O’Brien 28, J.Dodd 26, T.Huguenin 2/95) v Tooradin; Cranbourne Meadows 188 (S.Paul 40, P.Goyal 39, C.Hauselberger 30, T.Clark 3/32, D.Irvine 3/39, S.Hinkley 2/25, A.Reid 2/37) v Officer 1/8; Carlisle Park 2/11 v NNG/Maryknoll 169 (K.McLeod 48, B.Harrison 42, M.Dodman 26, A.Bajwa 5/53, M.Sinclair 2/16, T.Canavan 2/36) SUBBIES - SOUTH/EAST ROUND 3 Bayswater 6/124 def Endeavour Hills 9/119; Mt Waverley 3/114 def Balwyn 8/113; Brighton 3/100 def Moorabbin 96; Oakleigh 5/132 def Elsternwick 9/101; Caulfield 3/99 def Ormond 6/98; Box Hill 5/140 def Malvern 2/136; Noble Park 4/159 def Croydon 8/147 MPCA - PROVINCIAL ROUND 4 (DAY TWO) Mornington 4/298 def Pearcedale 167; Baxter 133 and 4/52 def Sorrento 127; Langwarrin 9/216 and 4/16 def Peninsula OB 118; Mt Eliza 4/125 def Crib Point 123

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MOTORING

New Renault style change

By Derek Ogden, Marque Motoring Model range Renault Zen EDC automatic sedan $27,490 Renault Intens EDC automatic sedan $31,990 Sunroof Pack (Zen) $1990 ADAS (Zen) $700

With sleek and sporty looks, the new Renault sedan plays down the performance side of its hothatch siblings.

While the Zen model misses out on mood LED lighting and a standard Multidrive experience, there is plenty of design features to put occupants at ease.

The dashboard is sleek with a non-scratch soft-touch finish while the steering wheel can be optioned with a rich Nappa full grain leather wrap.

Renault’s own R-Link 2 multimedia system controls multiple functions via a seven-inch landscape touchscreen (a larger 8.7-inch tabletstyle screen in the Intens model).

R-Link 2 allows the choice of personal home screens, varying the size and position of maps, radio, contacts, navigation and other functions.

As with a smartphone or computer, the Megane Sedan’s home screen can be adjusted to prioritise information.

Up to six user profiles are available, so multiple drivers can have the system pre-set to their preferences.

Turbocharging and fuel injection give the engine the capability of 97 kW (130 hp) at 5500 rpm and 205 Nm from 2000 rpm, the same performance, says the maker, as a two-litre naturally aspirated motor.

The seven-speed Efficient Dual Clutch automatic transmission combines the comfort of an automatic and responsiveness of a manual gearbox.

Zen driver and front passenger enjoy the benefit of adaptive and lateral pelvis and chestlevel airbags, while front and rear curtain airbags are included for added safety.

Active safety features include electronic stability control, ABS anti-lock braking, emergency brake assist, electronic brake-force distribution

and hill start assist.

The higher-spec Intens model offers standard Multi-Sense personalised driver modes and interior ambience LED lighting with five settings to match the mood.

The first thing to be said about the Megane sedan is how quiet the engine is at idle - silent almost, requiring a quick look at the tacho to see if it’s even running. Even under hard driving the engine manages to keep the noise down.

That’s not the only pleasant surprise. A hands-free card has the doors unlocking and locking automatically while the boot lid opens via a kick motion under the rear bumper or by a button on the card.

This opens up an expansive 503 litres of boot space, which with the 60:40 split rear bench seat folded frees up to 987 litres of loading space over almost two metres in length.

The seating is said to suit five adults, but four would be more comfortable on a longer journey. Leg room in the rear is good, while head room is surprisingly satisfactory considering the sleek coupe-style slope of the roof.

As mentioned, the turbo-charged technology of the engine errs on the side of economy rather than out-and-out performance, the Megane moving off the mark at a somewhat steady pace.

We are told the best time to 100 km/h comes up in 10.9 seconds.

For more information contact Barry Bourke Renault, 755 Princes Highway, Berwick. Phone 9707 2222.

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Renault has created a modern dynasty of hot hatches on the back of a formidable Formula One motor racing record - think Megane and Clio.

Now the French automotive giant has added to the Megane family Down Under with a wagon and sedan.

In comparison to the performance-based Megane hatch with which it was born and bred, the new sedan is a stylish, premium packaged, practical vehicle, which is, once the steepish initial outlay is overcome, economical to live with.

It comes to Australia in two models - Zen and Intens - priced from $27,490 and $31,990 respectively, plus on road costs and both featuring Renault’s seven-speed Efficient dual-clutch transmission.

Power comes from a 2.0-litre Energy TCe 130 turbocharged petrol engine, the ‘130’ referring to the horsepower (97 kW) it puts out.

The Zen sedan can be optioned with an Advanced Driver Assistance System Pack, which consists of advanced emergency braking interurban and lane departure warning, as well as a Sunroof Pack with electric sunroof, automatic dimming rear view mirror and sun visor with illuminated mirror.

Front and centre is a bold chrome grille wearing the Renault badge and linking headlamp units wrapped in C-shaped LED daytime running lights.

The emphasised horizontal rear light treatment almost meets in the middle, giving the sedan breadth to its looks from behind.

In profile the Megane sedan takes on the sleek form usually associated with a two-door sports coupe, its flared wheel arches adding to the effect wrapping around the latest design 16inch Silverline alloy wheels.

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