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A driver was trapped for a short time after careering his car off The Promenade in Narre Warren South. 179673

A Cranbourne North man is in a stable condition after ploughing his car into a family home in Narre Warren South on Monday April 9. Police allege the driver, a man aged in 40s, lost control of his car along The Promenade before crashing into an unoccupied master bedroom shortly before 7.30am. The man was trapped for a short time before being freed and taken to Dandenong hospital in a stable condition with chest injuries and grazes. CCTV has emerged from a neighbour's home, showing a Mazda sedan hitting the curb and taking out part of a fence before launching into the air and coming to rest on the bed. The owner of the house, Jamie Moroney has spoken of his shock saying he had left for work just minutes before the accident. "My son rang me. He straight away freaked out because he wasn't sure that I'd left for work," he said. His son was about to have breakfast in the kitchen but luckily not injured, he said. Mr Moroney said he found the car sitting on top of his bed, adding the driver was incoherent and "didn't know what was going on". "I just wanted to get the ignition off the car," he said. "The last thing I wanted was the car to catch fire." Continued on page 3

Carjacking terror By Brendan Rees When Darcy Harris pulled into a shopping centre carpark the last thing he expected was to be carjacked. The 20-year-old was approached by a Cranbourne man at the Gateway Shopping Centre in Langwarrin just after 6.30pm on Sunday, 8 April. "He said he was from Perth and his car was broken down and just looking to get to the cinema," Mr Harris said. As he pointed to the direction of a nearby cinema, the man tried to snatch the keys out

of his hand. "He threatened to stab me and asked me to get out of the car," Mr Harris said. "I agreed to give him a lift. I don't know why I did it. I made a mistake there. "(We) started driving towards the cinema. He said 'Can we go check on my car?'" Mr Harris drove into Moate Street in Langwarrin. "At this point we were in darkness, there were no street lights." The man allegedly said: "'Oh no, where's my car? Car's gone. What's happening?" Mr Harris then turned into Glazebury

Court: "He forces the car into park and just tells me to get the f*** out of the car." "He threatened to put my head through the window and he asked if I wanted to die at 20. "He forced me to give him the jumper that I was wearing and gave me his shirt in return. "He threatened that if I ever report the car stolen he would hunt me down and gun me." Mr Harris ran to a nearby friend's house and called police. He was not injured, but his phone, driver's licence and cash were in his Holden ute. "I was in hysterics for the rest of the night."

"This is video games; this is stuff that happens in movies." The vehicle was located abandoned just before 7.30am on Monday, 9 April on Mayune Court in Cranbourne West after it was posted on Facebook's Casey Crime Page. Police arrested a 28 year-old man in Cranbourne on Monday, 9 April. He was remanded to face Frankston Magistrates' Court on 20 April for offences including carjacking, theft of a motor vehicle, and assaulting police. The man had allegedly been on bail at the time.

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Get down to Green Kids Expo Learn how to reduce your impact on the environment at the Green Kids Expo this month!

The City of Casey has developed a new online resource for to soon-to-be parents in the local area!

Discover how easy modern cloth nappies are to use, and learn about the beneﬁts of organic foods and sustainably produced toys.

In a first for Casey Council, BabySteps has launched! This is an online hub containing information that has been pooled from Council’s Maternal and Child Health nurses, as well as trusted websites to produce a one-stop, helpful tool for customers to navigate their child’s first years. Expecting or first-time parents are encouraged to use BabySteps to source information about the services Council has available for babies and toddlers, and to find out more about what their child is doing, why and how they can encourage them to learn and develop at each key stage. Visit babysteps.casey.vic.gov.au to find out more!

The FREE Green Kids Expo will take place on Saturday 28 April from 9.00 am – 2.00 pm at Bunjil Place, 2 Patrick North East Drive, Narre Warren. Head to www.casey.vic.gov.au/ greenkids for more information.

Keep active this April! Active Casey is off and running this April, with a suite of physical activities available to get you off the couch this month.

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Basketball tournaments, Parkrun, Women’s Recreational Bike Riding, Little Athletics and much more are just a few of the programs running this weekend.

2018/19 Playground Refurbishment Program Submissions are now open for the 2018/19 Playground Refurbishment Program! Have your say on the renewal and development of playgrounds in the City of Casey.

Visit www.casey.vic.gov.au/ activecasey for more information.

Parkrun is just one of the many activities you can be part of during Active Casey.

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The Victoria Cross, Australia Remembers – Book Launch will he held at Bunjil Place on Saturday 21 April.

The Casey Pet Expo is here and will include guest speakers, pet related stalls, novelties, market stalls, Flipping Disc Dogz Performances, a pet photo booth and much more! The expo will be held on Saturday 19 May from 11.00 am – 3.00 pm for FREE. Visit www.casey.vic.gov.au/petexpo for more information.

Written by Berwick based author Michael Madden, the book will provide a biographical account outlining the stories of Australia’s 100 Victoria Cross recipients. This event will complement Anzac Day commemoration activities and events across the municipality on Wednesday 25 April 2018.

Complete a survey on Casey Conversations, and head to Buchanan Park in Berwick on Sunday 22 April to meet with Council Ofﬁcers and have your say on the redevelopment of that space.

Casey Aquatic Strategy now live Dive in and have your say on the aquatic facilities in Casey and tell us what you want to see in the future. The City of Casey is currently consulting with the community about the future direction of aquatic facilities in Casey and would like input from residents to help shape the Casey Aquatics Strategy. Visit Casey Conversations to have your say.

For a list of these events, visit www.casey.vic.gov.au/anzacday.

Casey’s Got Talent! Some of Casey’s best home-grown talent will take to the stage this April as Casey’s Got Talent returns for 2018! Following two auditions in March this year, the grand ﬁnale will be held at 7.00 pm on Friday 20 April at Bunjil Place, 2 Patrick North East Drive, Narre Warren. 12384848-CG16-18

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Pensioner terrified By Kyra Gillespie and Brendan Rees A group of thugs including boys from Cranbourne have been charged with aggravated home invasion after allegedly storming into a Berwick home and terrorising an elderly pensioner last weekend. Police allege ten teenagers raided a house on Michelle Drive where they stole a gaming console just before 2.30pm on Saturday, April 7. A mobile phone was also allegedly stolen from a fast food restaurant on Clyde Road a short time later. Casey Crime Investigation Unit detectives have charged 10 youths following the theft and home invasion. Five boys from Cranbourne, aged 14 to16, and a 15 year-old Cranbourne North boy were among those charged. They were bailed to appear in a Children’s Court at a later date. An 18-year-old Narre Warren man was also charged and remanded to appear at the Melbourne Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday, April 9. A 13-year-old Hampton Park boy and a 16-year-old Narre Warren South boy will be charged on summons with theft related offences. Two 15-year-old Pakenham boys were also charged with aggravated home invasion and will face the Children’s Court. Disability pensioner Shelly Dean says she barricaded herself in her bedroom when the youths smashed their way into her Berwick home and allegedly bashed her autistic son. CCTV footage shows the daylight raid, where the brazen youths stormed into Ms Dean’s front yard armed with baseball bats. One young man is seen kicking the front door repeatedly shouting abuse. “I was terrified, when they first came in I

Shelly Dean, who suffers from progressive MS, barricaded herself in her room with her dogs when Pictures: KYRA GILLESPIE her home was attacked. 179676 thought they had guns,” Ms Dean said. “It was very very scary.” Her son’s 16-year-old girlfriend, who asked not to reveal her name, said she was holding the front door shut in an attempt to keep the intruders from entering. “I slammed the door in their faces and held it shut while they tried to break in,” she said. When they couldn’t get in the front, some of the youths can be seen running down the side of the house and smashing a CCTV camera while another films the rampage on a mobile phone. The youths allegedly assaulted Ms Dean’s autistic teenage son with a bat and stole a vid-

eo game console and $400 cash. Ms Dean, who suffers from progressive multiple sclerosis and uses a wheelchair, said she is now terrified to leave the house. “We moved here nine years ago and it’s become so bad ... This has become a really scary area,” she said. Ms Dean said she had little faith in the justice system. “They’re just going to get a slap on the wrist and end up out on the street again, what if they come back?” she said. “We want to move but because I need specialised disability housing it can take years and I can’t afford a private rental.“

Turning a new leaf at Bunjil By Brendan Rees Wind trees that use turbine leaf-like blades to generate electricity could pave the way for the future of the City of Casey. Deputy Mayor Cr Amanda Stapledon said council would consider purchasing the trees to power the outdoor screen, lighting, and water fountain at Bunjil Place. The steel structured trees, which stand just above nine metres tall, comprise of 54 aero leaves - essentially micro wind turbines - which work at speeds as low as 4.5 miles per hour, regardless of the wind's direction. Each tree weighs two and half tonnes and generates 5400 watts through turbine leave-like blades that spin on a vertical-axis without the need for belts or gears. Cr Stapledon said the cost for one tree was just over $71,000 but would pay for itself within three years. "They tick a number of boxes. That actually

are an energy source," she said. "It doesn't have any impact on people. It is very, very effective and it actually captures all types of wind." Cr Stapledon said the trees were more than just being a renewable power source. "It's also a wonderful piece of art, very attractive and they add to the visibility that we have already at Bunjil Place," she said. Casey councillors voted at their meeting on 6 March to investigate the efficiency of the wind trees and whether to buy them for the outdoor community space at Bunjil Place. President of the Tooradin Business Association, Marlene Hargreaves said residents of Tooradin would also explore the idea of installing wind trees. "Our newsletter helps bring people forward into the future and the wind tree was one of those things," she said. "It all looks like a very exciting idea that kind of fits in with the smart technology down at Bunjil." Ms Hargreaves said the trees were not only an

President of the Tooradin Business Association, Marlene Hargreaves holds a picture of a wind tree, a form of renewable energy that she says could also boost tourism in Tooradin. 179672 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS alternative power source but would also boost tourism in Tooradin. "Many projects like it that help resolve high energy prices and create interest in the area." "Wind trees in Tooradin would be something we would like to see happen in the future as part of tourism attraction and eco-tourism attraction," she said.

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From front page "The roof was crashed down on top of him," he said. "So they (emergency services) had to cut the roof off and then relieve the pressure on his legs to get him out." Mr Moroney said the car took out two windows and caused extensive damage to the brick work. "There's about two metres of damage on the front lawn and then he's gone through the air," he said. "I've got a box hedge which is about close to two foot high and he hasn't touched it." Mr Moroney said had it not been for his wife's roster she could have easily been killed. "Normally my wife would be lying back in bed after I'd gone to work because she is a shift worker." "There were a few stars lined up for us not to be in the house," he said. "There's an amazing bit of damage." Neighbour Chris Hyde heard the "whoosh" of a car as it "barrelled" down The Promenade apparently well above the 40 km/h speed limit. "It hit the kerb, and hit the fence, then there was that sickening thud," he said. "Even if there were rocks in the front yard, it wouldn't have stopped the car." He said it was only six months ago that an out-of-control car veered over the kerb and crashed into the Moroneys' brick letterbox. Police will investigate the cause of the collision and conduct a licence review. Any witnesses or anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.https://youtu.be/uYwPSYAgy7U

Naked man arrested A group of passers-by have made a citizen's arrest of a naked driver who attempted to flee the scene of a smash in Cranbourne North on Monday, April 9. It is alleged a 34-year-old man from Cranbourne North crashed his car into another vehicle on Thompsons Road in Cranbourne North at about 2.20pm. Police have been told after the crash the man stripped off his clothes and ran from the scene. Passers-by ran after the man and tackled him to the ground pending police arrival. He has been taken to hospital for assessment. It's believed no one was injured during the collision and the man will be charged at a later date. Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit an online report at www.crimestoppersvic. com.au.

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We need to talk about the smoking. Because a ban means a ban - and a ban that isn’t enforced is no ban at all. As a general rule, banning anything is usually a second-best solution. But it should be apparent that lifesaving hospitals and life-threatening smoking is not exactly a match made in heaven. The notorious death of a medical professional in Melbourne, through smoking-related argy-bargy, was a case in point. It seems remarkable that, with a hospital smoking ban implemented, the authorities have been unable to hand out one penalty notice. Not one. In fact, we are told, the ashtrays are strategically placed under the “no smoking“ signs - and that’s no joke. Now, it may be that the ban has not been well thought out. It may equally be that the wrong bodies have been chosen to enforce (or in this case, not enforce) it. But, frankly, we expect better - and it’s time for the powers that be to put up or shut up. So if the ban’s on, let’s see some enforcement. And if it’s not, then let’s hear no more of it ... and someone will need to take those “no smoking“ signs down. Because any medical professional will tell you that smoking can’t be a little bit banned ... any more than you can be a little bit pregnant. - Jason Beck

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A Cranbourne family have waited for more than three months for the National Broadband Network to be connected to their home. Find out why there has been delay and what an NBN spokeswoman had to say.

Good horse sense Casey Council will present the inaugural Casey Equestrian Workshop today (Thursday, 12 April) which will take place for free from 6pm until 8.30pm in the Bunjil Place Function Centre. Find out how Visitors will have a chance to guide the future direction of the sport and what is needed to ensure the sustainability of equestrian in Casey.

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Collectable cars gutted By Brendan Rees A 1967 convertible Mustang was among 10 collectable cars destroyed when a fire swept through a shed in Lyndhurst last Wednesday, 4 April. The fire was reported just before 6am with nearly 30 firefighters from Cranbourne, Hallam, Hampton Park, and Narre Warren tackling the blaze on Hastings-Dandenong Road. Hallam CFA Senior Station Officer Shaun McRoberts said the shed was engulfed in flames when crews arrived. "There was in excess of 20 cylinders exploding, going off when we got there," he said. "It was welding cylinders, barbeque cylinders, LPGs from cars." The fire was contained by 9am but the shed was completely gutted. Antique cars including a EH Holden, ZD Fairlane and a Volkswagen Beetle were also destroyed in the fire, he said.

Mr McRoberts said the fire was under investigation but not deemed suspicious. "The owner thinks he might of left some welding equipment on." He said the firefight was initially challenging. "The only hydrant was on DandenongHastings (Road), so we had some big troubles of actually having water," he said. "I had to use the four trucks to set up a water relay." He said no one was injured in the incident, adding the owner, who is a mechanic, was awoken by the loss of electricity in his home which is detached from the shed. "It'll be a massive $20,000 to $30,000 cleanup bill." Mr McRoberts said the shed, which was part of a rental property was not insured. "The message is get insurance."

Graeme Hulland says his son, Justin, loved his football and was a promising youngster. Justin played for Chelsea YCW under-14s before going on to play as a 16 -year-old for Chelsea Heights Demons Football Club in the under-19s. But in February, 2014, Mr Hulland’s world came crashing down when Justin took his own life. “He followed me around. He was in my pocket all the time,” he said. “I go through this every day of my life.” Mr Hulland shared his story with footy players and coaches at the Cranbourne Football and Netball Club (CFNC) in Cranbourne East on Tuesday, 3 April. His talk was part of the club’s workshops for Outside the Locker Room (OTLR), a welfare and education program that encourages sportspeople to talk about their mental health. Mr Hulland said Justin was only six weeks off his 17th birthday when his life was cut short. “I can’t walk down the street without someone coming up and asking me how I am or putting their hand on my shoulder.” He encouraged the players and the wider community to talk to someone if they needed support. “Talk to anyone, tell them what you’re thinking,” he added. “These things happen in people’s lives. You’ve got to go and tell somebody so people can help you.” Mr Hulland also spoke about his sister, who also took her own life 25 years ago. “She was one in a million. She looked after everyone; she had a big social friendship,” he said. CFNC president Shane Baker said the group was moved by Mr Hulland’s talk. “That stunned a lot of guys in the room when you see a guy broken-hearted, talking

Graeme Hulland talks to players at Cranbourne Football and Netball Club about the importance of seeking supporting about their mental health. Picture: CONTRIBUTED about his son. I think it hit home,” he said. Mr Baker said the OTLR program educated young people on the resources and organisations available to them should they feel they require support. “We find it really important the players have an opportunity to know there’s someone to talk to, somewhere to go.” Outside The Locker Room Victorian Program Manager Brad Sykes said Mr Hulland’s presentation was overwhelming. “His experiences helps give people an insight into the effects of suicide and mental health on a family and the wider community.” “It is imperative for OTLR’s clubs to hear from people affected in our community,“ Mr Sykes said. If you or someone needs support please contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 or visit www.lifeline.org.au.

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On the 4 April the Cranbourne Star News Group Facebook Page shared a story about a Casey resident expressing his concern there were non-complying smokers nearly every time he'd attended at the Casey hospital. The story sparked strong opinions among readers. Here is how they reacted online: Melody Reedman: Each time I have ever been to Casey hospital I have had to walk through toxic smoke on the way in and again on the way out but it is the arrogance of these people that is staggering to me, they stare you down daring you silently to rebuke them as they blow the disgusting plume your way! When you're faced with this kind of defiance and belligerence from a majority of smoker's it always astounds me when they bleat about being persecuted for smoking. Showing consideration for others shouldn't have to be enforced and these smoker's obviously need a huge reminder that they are members of a community. Peter Guild: As a regular visitor to different hospitals over the years some of the worst offenders are nurses and doctors. Rebecca Blackmore: There should definitely be on the spot fines for smoking within a certain amount of feet from a hospital entrance. Even smoking around the hospital grounds isn't good. I am not against anyone smoking, but it isn't fair to share second hand smoke to those who are either sick or who could get sick. People need to stop being selfish and think about other's over themselves. They wanna smoke? Do it away from others. Jai-lee Anderson: It's at EVERY hospital. Tracey Robertson: Casey has ashtrays under the no smoking signs. Julia Thomas: They should provide a smoking area outside the entrance area e.g. near the helipad with tables and chairs, why not? That way they aren't smoking near the en-

trance to the hospital or emergency department. Tony O'Hara: Agree, what is the use of having signs though if no one takes notice or police's it. Rebecca De Fina: If you don't want to be inconvenienced by a smoker. Provide a place for them to smoke. Simple! Joanne Van Rijn-Portelli: Give smokers an area to go so they can go away from the doors. Sally Mylonas: More times than I can count I've had to 'ask' ppl to move who are smoking near the entrance to Monash hospital. There's only one way in and one way out when attending respiratory clinic for my 6 year old daughter. Selfish and ignorant people. Michele Halsall: I think the only way out is for hospitals to provide smoking areas, like at least 100m from the entrance, but with a door into the hospital for patients. It is a problem at every hospital entrance, and very annoying. Arnold Van Rijn: Armadale hospital in Western Australia has sensor automatic public address message speakers at each public entrance. It basically tells smokers to smoke off the hospital site. It has stopped smokers from smoking at the entrances which was the intentions. But smokers are still smoking at other areas on site. Sue Baldizoni: I'm not a smoker, but these laws are now ridiculous! We must have the only airport in the world that doesn't provide a smoking room or area! Some pubs are even prohibited from having a smoking area outside ... Nanny State when it suits them!!! Sue Baldizoni: By the way heaps of Drs and nurses actually smoke. The best solution is to provide an area, well signed and away from the general public. Smoking is NOT illegal in Australia, but smokers are treated as though it is...

Thumbs down To the City of Casey for not enforcing their law on keeping cats on your premises. The council now even make you buy your own cat cage to catch wandering cats. If I wanted cats urine at our front door and cat faeces in our garden I would own a cat. Where are our rates going to???????

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Popular kids TV show Peppa Pig will be trotting the stage at Bunjil Place this month. Peppa Pig's Surprise is singing, dancing theatre with life-size puppets, games and surprises for pre-school audiences. During the colourful show, Peppa is joined by a swinish ensemble of George and Mummy and Daddy Pig as well as human beings. BAFTA-winning composer Mani Svavarsson wrote the joyful songs and music. The show marks the eighth consecutive year of Peppa Pig live theatre tours in Australia. The theatre series has played in the UK, Spain, Italy, the US and Latin America. It is presented by the UK company Fierylight and Andrew Kay Management. Peppa Pig's Surprise is at Bunjil Place, Narre Warren on 27 and 28 April. Bookings: 9709 9700 or bunjilplace.com.au

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A young achiever By Brendan Rees Hampton Park's Christopher Klepacz is proving there's no boundary to achieving success. The 18 year-old was named a finalist for the Kangan Institute Inspirational TAFE Student Award, one of ten categories in the Victorian Young Achiever Awards. He was also a semi-finalist for the Saward Dawson Community Service and Social Impact Award. Born with Cerebral Palsy, Mr Klepacz has overcome significant challenges to achieve strong IT capabilities and qualifications. Christopher earned his Certificate II in Information Digital Media and Technology in 2017. He said growing up with Cerebral Palsy had been challenging by ways of physical limitations. But he says this has not stopped him from pushing himself harder to achieve similar goals as his peers. "I have learned how to advocate for myself and what I would like to do with my education and the opportunities I encounter." He is currently working towards his Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology while also completing his Year 12 education. During his schooling years at Hampton Park Secondary College Christopher has needed to use modified equipment to work independently, and offers proactive IT support to fellow students and teachers. "For me to be able to achieve this, I have needed to overcome barriers and difficulties such as high anxiety and utilising strategies to support myself, managing fatigue levels by ensuring I have enough energy to attend college and TAFE," he said. The Awards aim to encourage, reward and most importantly promote the positive

Looking to add some furry love to your household? The Lost Dogs' Home is bringing pop-up adoptions to Cranbourne for one weekend only in a bid to rehome all its cats and kittens. Up to 130 cats and kittens of all ages will be available to adopt for half the normal adoption fee on Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 April. Fees will be brought down to $55 for a cat and $110 for a kitten. All cats and kittens available for adoption are de-sexed, microchipped, vaccinated, and up to date with flea and worming treatments, which is all included in the adoption fee. The Lost Dogs' Home Animal Welfare Manager Dr David Cunliffe said with a variety of ages and personality types, the public were bound to find the perfect furry friend. "We know there are lots of caring people in the south east who can open their heart to an animal in need," he said. "The event will be a fun weekend for the whole family, with prize giveaways and children's activities also taking place across both days." The pop-up adoption weekend will take place at the Home's shelter in Cranbourne West, located at 920 Thompsons Road. It will run from 9am until 4pm. Cats and kittens available for adoption can be viewed online at dogshome.com.

Christopher Klepacz has been named a finalist for the Victorian Young Achiever Awards. 176862 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS achievements of young Victorians up to and including 29 years of age. Finalists will be presented and winners announced at an Awards Gala Presentation Dinner at Flemington - The Event Centre on Friday 18 May.

Category winners will each receive a $1000 Bartercard Account, $1000 cash and a trophy. One of the ten category winners will be chosen as the Victorian Young Achiever of the Year and receive a $2000 flight voucher from Jetstar and a state trophy.

Cats and kittens will be available for adoption at a reduced price at the Lost Dogs Home shelter in Cranbourne West.

Circus Oz deals for families & grown-ups! Fri 13 and Sat 14 April Model Citizens is a high-octane new show from the talented Circus Oz team. Complete with stunning lighting, a sensational live music soundtrack and â€“ of course â€“ those impressive acrobatics, catch them this week before this Circus leaves town! Located just down the road, right next to Westfield Fountain Gate!

Fam-bam Fun Pass: $110 discounted family pass for 2 x adults + 2 x kids (total value $146) Citizens Celebration Pass: $95 for 2 x adult tickets + 2 x drinks (concession $89) Drink options include house wines (red, white and sparkling), beer and soft drink.

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What is something people don't know about you? That as I grew up until 27 I was a rapper/singer, songwriter and musician. In 2007 I made the top 140 in Oz Idol. What an experience that was for me.

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What was your most memorable moment? I can verily state that at 27, having been in practice for six months, winning my first criminal law contested hearing. The positive difference I made to that young man's life was memorable before he tragically committed suicide years down the track with avid ice use . What would your last meal be? Haha, anything that my amazing mother would put together. She's a woman of many talents; and her culinary skill set is nothing short of remarkable. What event, past, present or future, would you like to witness? Definitely the late great Nelson Mandela's release from prison and/or Martin Luther King's speech.

Get a 30-minute taste of ballet in a performance of Coppelia by Australian Ballet Education team. It is followed by a Q&A with performers. 11am, 12 April at Selandra Community Hub, Clyde North. Bookings essential

Get up close to dingos, pythons and "off limit" animals as part of the Holiday Keeper program at Moonlit Sanctuary, Pearcedale. Again bookings are essential.

It's a teens-only zone on Friday the 13th after closing time at Endeavour Hills library. Games, free snacks and prizes for bestdressed. Bookings are of course essential.

What is your favourite television show? At the moment, a combination of Lucifer and also Suits. Growing up, it would have been the Fresh Prince of Bel Air and The Practice. What is your favourite book? I have a few, but definitely The Tibetan Book of Living & Dying. What six guests, dead or alive, would you invite to a dinner party? In no particular order, Michael Jackson, Nelson Mandela, Gough Whitlam, Hellen Keller, 2Pac Shakur and The Notorious B.I.G.

What has been your most embarrassing moment? Haha, I've had too many to pin point one. However, being very weak in Geography at school, I once asked the question "what is the capital of Africa?" in class. Being an ex-Haileyburian, you can only imagine the uproar. At school I ... Never belonged to any collective or group. I

was involved in a wide range of activities and mixed and mingled with classmates from all walks of life. What was your first or best concert? Been to many musical concerts, however the 1995 Michael Jackson tour of Australia at the MCG. It was absolutely breathtaking and an overwhelming sensory experience. I was 11 years old.

LEVEL CROSSING REMOVAL WORKS APRIL 2018 Upcoming changes to the Cranbourne/Pakenham line Works will continue to remove level crossings along the Cranbourne and Pakenham lines over Easter and during April, which will affect the way you travel. The sooner we get this done, the sooner you’ll be on your way.

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• There will be changes to traffic conditions between Caulfield and Dandenong during this time. For your safety, please observe any traffic signs in place during these works.

Train services will resume on Monday 16 April. Dates and times are subject to change.

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School celebrates 10 years By Brendan Rees Cranbourne North's Alkira Secondary College has turned 10, with teachers and students celebrating with a burst of colour. A carnival was held at the school with 900 students embracing their inaugural colour run on Thursday, 29 March. Head of the school's sports academy Terry Constantinou, said there was a lot to offer during the fun event. "We had a number of inflatable rides, a petting zoo which was a bigger hit than I thought, face painting from the Arts domain and the Alkira performing arts academy providing live music and performances over the middle of the day," he said. "We also had the wellbeing team create a gratitude chalk wall and a dunk-the-teacher water drop that students voted on throughout the week." "The whole day was a chance to improve student connectedness, continue to build a supportive culture and give students a chance to engage in something different than schoolwork." Mr Constantinou said the school usually held a cross country event outside of the

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Golden age for Guides A walk down memory lane was in order for those who attended the fiftieth anniversary celebration of the Cranbourne Girl Guides on Saturday, 24 March. The Guides presented a parade of historic uniforms from the 1960's to present day and a cake was also cut to mark the occasion at the Cranbourne Guide Hall where past and present members were able to reconnect. Former Guide and current leader Jocelyn Churchill, former leader and current member, Gail Alexander, former Guide and former leader Karen Eaton, and Girl Guides Assistant State Commissioner Star McBean were among the guests at the presentation. Liberal candidate for Cranbourne Ann-Marie Hermans, and Casey councillor Rosalie Crestani, who were former Girl Guides also attended. Girl Guide leader Jocelyn Churchill said the group was built on the hard work of founders Fran Bucknell, Beryl Maddern, Elizabeth Clydesdale and Mrs Everitt. She said unfortunately records were unable to show Mrs Everitt's first name. She said cooking and camping trips were among the activities the units participated in. "We also do pretty much anything the guides might be interested in, such as rock climbing, high rope courses, hiking, orienteering, and a lot of different arts." Ms Churchill said the organisation provided a foundation for girls and young women alike to be the best they could be. "We give them resources and encourage them to make a difference in their local communities," she said.

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Lions Club’s gift of life By Brendan Rees Hampton Park Senior Citizens were honoured to receive a brand new defibrillator thanks to the Lions Club of Hampton Park. The Lions Club, along with the help of a $1000 donation made by Aspire Church in Clyde North and other community contributions, were able to raise $3450. Hampton Park’s volunteer fire brigade were also grateful to receive a $600 cheque to go towards new uniforms. The donations were presented at the Lions Club on Monday, 19 March. Casey Councillors Wayne Smith and Damien Rosario, members of the Hampton Park Senior Citizens Committee, Hampton Park CFA fire brigade and Aspire Church were among the guests at the presentation. Club secretary Robert Stone said the defibrillator, worth $2850, was presented to the Hampton Park Senior Citizens president John Harper while the $600 cheque was presented to Hampton Park’s fire brigade captain Graeme Wilson. “The defibrillator was supplied by Australian Pacific Training Supplies and their representative Victoria Humphreys was on hand to provide basic instruction on its use,” he said. Mr Stone said it was a privilege to give back to the community. “Whatever we can do in some small way to help those within the community who are less well off or disadvantaged in some way, that’s what we try and do.” He said the Hampton Park fire brigade was a vital service. “To us, they’re everyday heroes.

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(218052) Situated in the quiet street next to adjoining parkland, lovely 3 bedroom home features a full ensuite to main bedroom, open plan living areas, modern kitchen with D/W, air conditioning plus ducted heating and double garage under rooine. All reasonable offers considered. Call Harry today to arrange an inspection. $569,000

(217452) Large home set up for dependents/relatives. 3 bthrms, master with F/ENS & WIR, main bthrm & another one, 3 bdrms & separate living areas, d/heating & s/ system cooling, the kitchen has s/s appl. gas cooktop & under bench oven & d/w, with 40mm C/stone benchtops. Large entertaining area with gas log ire zoned. A DLUG on 1146m². $660,000-$680,000

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(218068) ore like a house than a unit. Includes 2 bedrooms, spacious lounge, gas kitchen, A/C and gas heating on a good size allotment of approx. 314m² plus a lock up garage. No body corporate fees on this one and located in the popular Sladen Park Estate. Ideal investment or ist home buyer opportunity. $395,000

(218069) 3 living areas ,lounge, family area + rumpus room, 4 bedrooms + study, master bedroom with F/ENS & WIR. The kitchen with S/S appliances, W/O, gas cooktop & D/W, tiles to wet & hard wearing areas, gas ducted heating, evap cooling & ceiling fans. Outdoors is a decked & paved pergola areas, a UG pool, & a DLUG with one side converted to an ofice,on a 6242. $620,000-$650,000

(218085) Spacious 2 bedroom front unit (one of 3) 2 good sized bedrooms both have double BIR, spacious lounge plus separate kitchen with gas stove. New carpets throughout it even has a ramp & handrails for easy access a lock up garage & a generous sized front yard, walking distance to shopping centre and all facilities call Frank Barrett for all enquiries. $370,000

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(217478) Enjoy community living and independence in this 2 bedroom unit, offering separate kitchen, large lounge (gas heated + a/c), separate laundry, double shower, on a low maintenance block + carport accommodation. Unit includes new carpets and freshly painted throughout. $260,000

(218083) Great location, 2 bedroom unit, gas heating & cooking & hot water service plus air con. Generous sized lounge 2 good sized bedrooms with BIR’s huge land for a unit 310m² approx. block. Lock up garage & a carport, currently rented out on a mxm basis to great tenants who have been there a long time but only paying $230 p/week but are prepared to pay more to stay on. $389,000

(218082) Front unit of only two, both are for sale so you can buy the two of them if you like, no body corp large 233m² approx. land size, 2 generous bedrooms with robes spacious lounge, gas appliances gas cooking, heating & hot water service plus air conditioner, a lock up garage & generous yard completes the picture rented on a month by month basis at $270 per week. $379,000

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Celebrating with a feast St John's Quilters exhibition The St John's Quilters will run its annual exhibition during a three-day exhibition. All funds raised will go to Blairlogie Living and Learning Centre to help adults with a disability develop their lifestyle skills to live their best life. The Exhibition will be launched by a special evening event on Friday April 13 (7pm 9.30pm) with special guest speaker Leesa Chandler. Leesa is hugely popular in quilting circles and is expected to draw a great crowd to this event. Entry fee is $20 to hear Leesa who will have her POP-UP shop and talk about her travels and show us her new fabric and projects whilst enjoying dessert and coffee. (Booking is essential for catering purposes). St John's Anglican Church at 27 Childers St, Cranbourne on Friday 13 April at 7pm-9.30pm (Friday night is $20 with bookings essential) and Saturday, 14 April from 10am-4pm and Sunday, 15 April from 12pm-4pm (entry is $5 on the weekend). Tickets for the raffle and refreshments will also be available for purchase.

Free Bush Play Adventure This school holidays, coinciding with the launch of Nature Play Week, Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria will host Botanica in Cranbourne Gardens. This free, family event is inspired by artist Darryl Cordell's childhood in the bush and promote outdoor play. The public is invited to bring a picnic and join in the fun.There will be activities for all ages, from a sensory touch experience with gum nuts, stones and nature play for babies, to creature making and naming, leaf rubbing, and weaving activities. Ian Potter Lakeside Precinct, Australian Garden, Cranbourne Gardens. Corner of Ballarto Road and Botanic Drive, Cranbourne. Wednesday, 11 April to Saturday, 14 April from 11am to 3pm. No bookings required. Free entry. Phone: 5990 2200. Website: www.rbg.vic.gov.au.

Freeze! The Heart-Stopping Performance that Defies Gravity Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria will host Freeze!, the gravity-defying show by Dutch performance artist, Nick Steur, from 14 April. Freeze! promises edge of your seat' fascination, as Nick precariously balances rocks on unbelievable angles; in the peaceful garden locale at both the Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria's Melbourne Garden and Cranbourne Garden. Showcasing the patience and unique skill he developed a child, Nick has created a 50-80 minute stone sculpturing performance. No glue, cement or any other trick is involved. Public performances cost $20 for adults and $16 for concession / Friends members / Under 15. Performances take place at Cranbourne Gardens on Saturday, 14 April from 11am and 3pm, and Sunday, 15 April from 11am and 3pm. For tickets please call Cranbourne - 03 5990 2200, Melbourne - 03 9252 2300 or visit https://www.rbg.vic.gov.au/whats-on. Please note this is an ages 8+ show.

The Narre Warren & District Family History Group Inc. World War I walk at the Cranbourne Cemetery, Corner Sladen Street and Cemetery Road, Cranbourne. Sunday, 22 April at 10am. $5 per person paid on the day. Bookings are Essential. Please contact : Jane Rivett-Carnac at cemetery. tours@nwfhg.org.au or Lyne McGregor at correspondence@nwfhg.org.au.

Seniors activities Berwick Seniors welcome new members who would like to join their club and enjoy good company and activities such as indoor croquet, billiards, table tennis, darts, board games and bingo. The club days are Fridays, 9.30am-1.30pm.112 High Street, Berwick. Details: 9707 2017.

Celebrating the cultural diversity of the Casey region, Nossal High School has teamed up with Berwick Rotary Club to celebrate the first South East Feast, taking place on Saturday, 21 April. In what it envisaged to become an eagerly anticipated annual community event, the South East Feast will combine and celebrate authentic cuisine and entertainment from a range of different cultural groups that make up the thriving Berwick community. Featuring locally produced gourmet products, craft beers and wines, as well as a number of entertainment options including multicultural cooking demonstrations, performance artists, buskers and stage performances, Nossal High principal Roger Page promises the day will have something for everyone. “We’ll have two stages running throughout the day,” Mr Page said. “The large performance stage will be surrounded by food trucks and gourmet food sales areas ... people can watch performances from a range of local community, school and cultural bands and we will also be running some lessons, so people can try a range of cultural cooking and dancing. “There will also be a petting zoo, face painting and amusement rides for the very young family members.” With an entry fee of only $5 per adult and child over 12 or $10 for a family, 50 per cent of the funds raised from the South East Feast will go to Youth Mental Health programs in the South East.

South East committee including Nossal staff, students and PFA, Rotary Club Berwick and community members are set for the upcoming South East Feast. 177658 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS “We are keen to support local charities and very conscious about youth mental health being a major cause of concern in our young people,” Mr Page said. “We like the notion of supporting a local charity that isn’t a high profile one ... we hope to target a different charity each year and support local groups that are doing good work that don’t always get recognition” The South East Feast will be located at Nossal High School at 100 Clyde Road in Berwick on Saturday, April 21 and will run from 10am to 4pm. To find out more, visit nossalhs.vic.edu.au or find them on Facebook. Alternatively, book tickets at https://www.trybooking.com/RPVH.

Cranbourne U3A Term 2 Classes Term starts on April 16. We have vacancies in the following classes - folk art, calligraphy, bridge, mahjong, chess, singing for fun, sewing and patchwork, and knitting and crochet. Beginner music keyboard tuition is also available. The following groups are open to new members - fishing, cycling and table tennis. If retired or semi-retired come along and join in. For more information and other classes check the web site u3acranbourne.net.au or call Helen 0423 623 337.

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Firefighters’ testing time By Brendan Rees Firefighters from Pearcedale and Devon Meadows fire brigades faced a different kind of battle last weekend. This was no fire they were fighting. Rather, a test of their skills and prowess against each other in a set of drill competitions. The neighbouring CFA brigades competed in the annual Volunteer Fire Brigades Victoria state rural championships hosted in Warrnambool on April 7-8. This year the championships saw 60 senior teams from 29 brigades and 59 junior teams from 30 brigades compete against one another. Pearcedale fire brigade member Robyn Murphy said unlike a real fire situation, the competition allowed for some friendlier opposition rather than mother nature. "The event is great for fostering team spirit and working together, as well as getting to know each other," she said. "The skills required can help members with quick thinking on the fire ground for attaching hoses, setting up hydrants and the like." Devon Meadows entered one senior team, while Pearcedale entered two senior teams including their over 50's team for the third year running as well as one junior team. "We had the captains of both brigades competing this year," Ms Murphy added. The teams competed in six events with Pearcedale taking out a silver medal in an event called 'Squirty, Squirty' while Devon Meadows collected fourth position in the 'Hose and Ladder' event.

Pearcedale CFA seniors team members from left, Andy Gray, Jack Harkness,Jay Downing, Mike Mitchell, Alistair Errey, Sharon Prentice, Terry Prentice, Robyn Murphy, and Lachie Gray.

Pearcedale CFA junior team members Liam Galbraith, Michael Burridge, and Molly Nanos compete in the championships. Ms Murphy said the competition develops teamwork and promotes comradeship amongst firefighters. "There is a healthy rivalry and competition between the two brigades who often work closely together and socialise together outside of CFA, but also support each other, both on the fire ground and at the competitions." "We want to say a special thank you to Jay Downing from Pearcedale, who manages the juniors, as well as taking time out to train the senior teams, compete in all events and help out the Devon Meadows competition team." "Everyone is looking forward to next year's competition to be held in Bendigo."

Devon Meadows CFA team members from left, Bridgett Young, Aaron Hall, Carly Damman, Jake Pringle, and Rachel Rizzo.

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Three out of four ain't bad By Hayley Wildes In Casey Big V basketball action, the Division 1 Women continued their undefeated start to season, handling the Werribee Devils, 71-64. After a slow start, which saw the Devils control the game, Tarryn Wilkin (11 points, 9 rebounds) and Tanarly Hood (14 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists) led the Lady Cavs back into the game, but it was a total team effort with major contributions from the entire squad. Trailing by one-point heading into the final quarter, the Lady Cavs picked up the defence and held the Devils to 14 points, whilst scoring 22 of their own. Hood's game was one of leadership and determination as she played all 40 minutes, whilst Keeley Patterson's 16 points - including four triples - were crucial down the stretch. The Lady Cavs are one of only two remaining undefeated teams in the division, highlighting the massive turnaround after finishing last in 2017 with just four wins. They can match last season's win total with a win this weekend. Unfortunately for the State Championship Men, the Blackburn Vikings were too strong as they recorded their maiden win in season 2018. It was a frustrating game for the Cavs, with three starters - Mitch Chapman, Ben Louis and Matt Donlan - fouling out. Despite the 84-71 loss, there were some fine individual performances that prove, if they can pull it all together in time, this team can make some noise. Raheem Lemons (17 points, 11 rebounds), Brandon Polk (10 points, 15 rebounds) and Matt Donlan (15 points, 6 rebounds) continued their strong starts to the season. Donlan's three-point shooting is vital to

Raheem Lemons has been doing it all for Casey. 167974 the Cavs; his ability to create his own shot and shoot off the catch makes him a tough cover for any defence. Brendan Trewella, who has dominated this season for Blackburn proved to be the matchwinner for the Vikings. He was simply unstoppable, recording 25 points (10/13FG), 7 assists, 6 steals and 4 rebounds.

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The Youth League Men 1 were dominant against the Coburg Giants, recording a 6592 win. In doing so, much like the Division 1 Women, they also remain undefeated. Casey had control of the game from start to finish, but a dominant 23-8 third quarter put the game beyond doubt heading into the final quarter.

Luke Beard poured in 29 points and grabbed 6 rebounds, whilst Hunter Marks continued his strong run of form with a double-double of 19 points and 11 rebounds. Marks is having himself a season thus far, averaging 21.5 points - third best in the division - along with 8 rebounds. Marks and Luke Beard (20 points per game) are driving the Cavs offence to new heights this season. The Youth League Women 2 took care of business against the Werribee Devils. The win also sees them remain undefeated, setting up a clash of the titans this weekend against Pakenham, who are also yet to suffer a loss. Casey put together a strong first half to lead by 15 at the main break, but to Werribee's credit, they came out firing after half time. The Devils lifted their defensive intensity and cut the lead to just five points heading into the fourth. The fourth quarter saw the Lady Cavs turn their defence up a notch to match the Devils' third quarter effort and Werribee were unable to make inroads, with Casey running out 66-51 winners. Lauren Tuplin again showed her class with 23 points and 5 rebounds, whilst Tess Young added 14 points, 8 rebounds and 4 assists in a commanding performance. There is plenty of hoops action to look forward to this weekend at Casey Stadium, with three games of BigV. On Saturday night, the State Championship Men take on the Keilor Thunder at 8pm, whilst on Sunday a Youth League 2 Women and Division 1 Women double-header kicks off from 1:30pm. The Division 1 Women also take on the Warrandyte Venom on Saturday night and the Youth League 1 Men travel to Sunbury to take on the Jets on Saturday night.

Berwick Little Aths shine By Nick Creely A total of 18 medals were brought back to the Berwick Little Athletics track in early March, with the highly successful club enjoying a brilliant State Track and Field Championships at Lakeside Stadium in Albert Park. As one of the most highly regarded Little Athletics Victoria events of the season, Berwick brought in another great haul at the Championships, which ran on 11 and 12 March for U9U15 athletes. Berwick Little Athletics had 72 Athletes qualify for these championships with many top eight finishes , heaps of Personal Best Results and lots of fun, enjoyment and excitement. Of these 72 Athletes, 11 placed in the top three and onto the podium winning a total of 18 Medals. Youngster Ethan Harris stole the show with his 200 metre hurdles event, breaking a Vic-

torian Little Athletics record in the process, another terrific achievement for the talented young star. Berwick Little Athletics Medallists: Under 9 - Teale Utber (Bronze) 800m. Under 11 - Hudson McKay (Bronze) 200m and 60m Hurdles. Under 12 - Madelyn Bowden (Silver) 800m and 1500m. Under 13 - Josie Lawton (Gold) 800m & (Silver) 60m Hurdles & Bronze (400m). Under 14 - Rhianna Clemow (Silver) 200m Hurdles, Caitlyn McCormick (Bronze) Shot Put and Discus, Hayley Woolfe (Silver) 1500m Walk, Tamsyn Pearson (Silver) 80m Hurdles,Ethan Harris (Gold) 80m Hurdles & 200m Hurdles, Bailley Morrell (Gold) 1500m & (Silver) 800m. Under 15 - Nikola Mandic (Gold) 1500m Walk. This impressive record gave Berwick five gold, seven silver and six bronze medals over the two days.

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It's bronze for Beaver By Hayley Wildes Tooradin-raised Josh beaver claimed an impressive bronze medal in the hotly contested 200-metre backstroke at the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games on Monday night. Beaver, who grew up swimming at Cranbourne pools, added to his already prominent Commonwealth Games resume. Having won two silvers and a bronze at the 2014 Games, Beaver claimed his fourth Commonwealth Games medal after qualifying sixth fastest in the heat stage. His bronze medal capped an Australian sweep of the medals in the 200m backstroke cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au

event, with Mitch Larkin claiming gold and Bradley Woodward taking home silver. Prior to the Games, Beaver talked about his excitement at the prospect of racing in front of a home crowd. "I'm really just looking forward to stepping up behind the blocks knowing that I've got the support of my family and friends, coaching staff, but the whole of Australia behind me - I'm really looking forward to that moment." Beaver said in March. It's fair to say that support had a positive effect on Beaver as he recorded the fastest reaction time in the final and set a time of 1:57.04.

The successful Berwick Little Athletics athletes, back from left: Nikola Mandic (15), Tamsyn Pearson (U14), Hayley Woolfe (U14), Josie Lawton (U13), Rhianna Clemow (U14), Caitlyn McCormick (U14) and Ethan Harris (U14). Front Row: Madelyn Bowden (U12), Teale Utber (U9) and Hudson McKay (U11). Absent â€“ Bailley Morrell (U14). Thursday, 12 April, 2018

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Dees run riot By Hayley Wildes

Sam Weideman's performance was full of class. 171057

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The Casey Demons kicked off their 2018 VFL campaign in style over the weekend. Taking on Coburg at Piranha Park, Casey were ruthless as Sam Weideman dominated up forward as he controlled the forward line and made the most of his opportunities. With 18 AFL-listed players lining up for Casey, the class of the Demons’ was just too much for the Lions. After conceding the opening goal of the game, from there it was all one-way traffic for Casey. Weideman’s four first half goals had Casey humming along and at the main break, they led by 55 points. The composure of Angus Brayshaw (22 disposals) around the stoppages was key, as was Cam Pederson’s ability to find the ball and make the most of his game-high 26 disposals. AFL-listed players Jayden Hunt and Corey Maynard performed strongly and will be hoping for a senior re-call sooner rather than later. With many big names lining up for Casey, it was new recruit Harley Balic who made the biggest impression. Balic was electric, booting six majors and gathering 20 disposals as he ran amok through the centre and in the forward fifty. His day was highlighted by a massive screamer in the final quarter. Mitch Hannan (three goals) was impressive, as was defender Harrison Petty - pick #37 in the 2017 AFL Draft - whose performance would have warmed the hearts of Melbourne supporters. Despite the game being well in hand at heading into the final quarter, the Demons were clearly not satisfied as they continued to pile the pain on Coburg. A destructive final quarter saw the Demons

score nine goals, pushing the final margin out to triple figures. Despite Balic and Weideman combining for 11 goals, there were a further 11 individual goal kickers, highlighting the pure dominance that Casey enjoyed. This facet that was sure to have pleased coach Jade Rawlings, who recorded a 107-point victory in his first game as head coach of Casey - against the team he coached a decade ago. Coburg’s Ryan Exon, Lochlan Dickson and Nicholas Mellington battled valiantly as they tried their best to put up some resistance against the Casey wave that engulfed the Lions. The final score of Coburg 11.7 (73) to Casey 28.12 (180) reflected the Demons’ absolute dominance on the day.

VFL COBURG LIONS 2.0 4.3 6.5 11.7 (73) CASEY DEMONS 5.2 13.4 19.9 28.12 (180) COBURG GOALS: J. Svarc 2, N. Mellington 2, B. Cannolo, T. Goodwin, M. Mitchell-Russell, J. Fox, H. Kerbatieh, M. Lentini, L. Hunt. BEST: R. Exon, L. Dickson, N. Mellington, S. Lowson, J. Guthrie, J. Murphy. CASEY GOALS: H. Balic 6, S. Weideman 5, M. Hannan 3, T. Smith 2, J. Kennedy-Harris 2, C. Spargo 2, A. Scott 2, A. Brayshaw, D. Johnstone, B. Stretch, J. Lockhart, C. Maynard, C. Pedersen. BEST: A. Brayshaw, C. Pedersen, M. Hannan, S. Weideman, H. Balic, H. Petty.

Dandy’s hot start continues QUIZ NUMBER 1603 1. WHO won 2017’s baseball World Series? 2. WHICH Australian tennis star reached three consecutive Wimbledon finals, losing on each occasion? 3. WHICH English soccer club lost eight star players in an air crash in 1958? 4. WHAT is ‘The Aulde Mug’ better known as? 5. WHICH country won the most gold medals at the 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games? 6. HOW many gold medals did Lisa Curry win in her comeback to swimming at the 1990 Commonwealth Games? 7. WHAT sport features the terms ‘bunt’, ‘double play’ and ‘dugout’? 8. WHAT was tennis star Pancho Gonzales’ real first name? 9. WHO was the first Australian boxer to win Commonwealth titles in two divisions? 10. WHAT country is the home of Gaelic football? 11. WHICH West Indian has hit the most career sixes in T20 cricket? 12. WHAT was the name of the American yacht which lost the America’s Cup to Australia in 1983? 13. WHO captained the English team in cricket’s 1977 Centenary Test? 14. WHAT was tennis star Ken Rosewall’s nickname? 15. WHICH jockey never won a Melbourne Cup, but rode the Caulfield Cup winner five times? 16. WHICH Aussie golfer finished in second spot in the 2012 British Open? 17. WHAT type of flag signifies the end of a motor race? 18. HOW many Sydney jockey’s premierships did Ron Quinton win? 19. WHO was the last Australian to take a hat-trick in Test cricket? 20. WHO won the Australian Mens Open tennis title in 2014? ANSWERS: 1. Houston Astros 2. Fred Stolle 3. Manchester United 4. The America ‘s Cup 5. England 6. Four (two individual and two relay) 7. Baseball 8. Richard 9. Tony Mundine 10. Ireland 11. Chris Gayle 12. Liberty 13. Tony Greig 14. ‘Muscles’ 15. Arthur Breasley 16. Adam Scott 17. The chequered flag 18. Eight 19. Peter Siddle 20. Stan Wawrinka 28 STAR NEWS

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By Hayley Wildes The Dandenong Stingrays continued their impressive start to the season with a comprehensive win over the Greater Western Victoria Rebels at Bendigo's Queen Elizabeth Oval on Saturday. Playing as part of a TAC Cup triple-header, the Stingrays - who are still yet to play at home this season -now sit at 3-0, despite a gruelling opening couple of rounds. With Bailey Williams and Riley Bowman unavailable due to AFL Academy duties, which saw them take on North Melbourne's VFL side, it meant others had to stand up for the Stingrays. And stand up they did. The team came out firing as they piled on five goals in 15 minutes. The Rebels, to their credit, fought back strongly towards the end of the quarter, trimming Dandenong's lead to just 11 points by the opening break. But from there, it was all Dandenong. The Stingrays were superb as their attacking forays produced plenty of return on the scoreboard. A 12-minute blitz to end the second quarter saw the Stingrays pile on six unanswered goals. Perhaps the most pleasing aspect for 'Rays fans would be the team's ability to share the load, as all six goals were scored through different avenues. It was supposed to be a challenge to cover the losses of Williams and Bowman, but Craig Black's men had a steely resolve about them and appeared to relish the opportunity. The Stingrays headed into halftime with a 79-22 lead - outscoring the Rebels 49 points to three in the quarter. Bailey Schmidt was everywhere for the Stingrays as he dominated in the air. After halftime, the Rebels came out with some added fire in the belly and battled hard. They held the Stingrays out for the first eight minutes of the quarter, before a Jai Taylor goal broke the deadlock. Zac Foot's third goal saw the Stingrays extend their lead to 64 points halfway through the term. With the game well and truly over, the Stingrays continued to play their game and in

Matthew Cottrell was important all day for Dandenong. 167431 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS doing so, push the lead out with goals galore. The Stingrays ball movement and willingness to work for one another shone bright as the Rebels failed to find any answers in defence. With one quarter remaining, it was Dandenong leading 18.8 (110) to Greater Western Victoria 4.5 (29). A three-goal to one final quarter saw the Stingrays defeat the Rebels, 20.12 (132) to 5.5 (35). It was a total team effort from the Stingrays, as their offence flowed both freely and dangerously, finishing with an incredible 13 individual goalkickers, led by Zac Foot who booted four goals. Dandenong was ruthless, scoring 15 of the final 17 goals of the game. Foot's goal sense was on full display and provided plenty of excitement up forward for the Stingrays, whilst Campbell Hustwaite, Matthew Cottrell and Lachlan McDonnell were instrumental in setting the tone for the Stingrays. cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au

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Wickers are just too good By Nick Creely SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE REVIEW - ROUND 1 Too slick, too fast, too good. Nothing has really changed for reigning premiers Berwick, despite them not being at their absolute best to start the season. The Eagles brought their best intensity early to Saturday's 'Battle of the Creek' clash at Edwin Flack Reserve, and within five seconds of the ball being thrown in the air, they had a perfect chance to silence the strong home crowd, and immediately put the reigning premiers under the pump. Highly touted recruit Nathan Langley marked the ball on the lead with the first centre clearance, but his set shot never looked likely, beginning an afternoon where the Eagles wasted opportunities, and where Langley had fleeting moments but was unable to capitalize. The Wickers were full of running, and with Madi Andrews prolific early with his incredible vision by foot, the home side looked dangerous going forward. Andrew Morozoff found the opening goal for the home side courtesy of a beautiful set shot from 40 out, and from there, the Wickers began to gain the ascendency. Despite some searing runs from Jimmy Munro, and some excellent work by champion ruckman Scott Meyer, the Wickers' midfield were on top, and running in waves, as Andrews kicked a brilliant goal on the left from 40 moments after several wasted chances on the other end. As the Wickers held an 11-point advantage nearing quarter time, a moment of magic had the crowd on their feet. A brave and skilful contested mark running back with the flight from sharpshooter Brody Connelly gave the Wickers a goal as the siren blared to end the quarter. From there, Travis Tuck's midfield dominance and ability to drift forward was pivotal, in a blistering second quarter from the high profile recruit seeing the margin skip out to 31 points at half time. The Eagles were brave in the second half, but again, wayward inaccuracy resulted in a 2.5 to 1.2 quarter, and despite slashing the margin all the way to 22 points, the wastefulness was always going to bite them back. As Wickers coach Stewart Kemperman said, it was pleasing to run away with a 44-point win, 14.15(99) to 7.13(55), in a scintillating five goal burst in the final term. "It was good to get the result, but probably not the method we wanted to follow - we just build on that and move into Narre," he said. "There's a bit to work on, and some tidying up- we need to improve on what we put out on the weekend." Down at Starling Road, Officer emerged as the round's biggest winner, absolutely dismantling the struggling Doveton to the tune of 92 points at home on Saturday, in a mighty statement of the Kangaroos' intentions for 2018. Adding to that, the Kangaroos had a whopping 41 shots, a far cry from 2017 where they averaged just less than 73 points a match. In fact, the Doves actually settled quicker than the home side, with an incredible long range goal from Alex Mastromanno giving the visitors the opening goal and some needed momentum. But it was a brilliant piece of bravery that got the Kangaroos going, right on quarter time as Charles' side threatened to open up the game. A stellar contested mark at the 29th minute mark from Matthew Clarke (six goals) was duly put through, pegging the margin back to six points at quarter time. From there, it was an utter rout, and one that is sure to draw the attention of opposition clubs. With the Doves kicking just six more goals for the entire contest, Doug Koop's men clicked into gear, taking control of the midfield and using the ball cleanly going inside 50, racing out to a match winning lead of 35 points. Not content with just the stock standard win, Koop's chargers completely dominated, cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au

Jack Toner is pumped after kicking a vital goal for Narre Warren on Saturday. 179623 running in waves, feeding an attacking side with silver service to kick a further 14.8 to 5.5 in the second half, running out 23.18(156) to 9.10(64) winners. Down at Casey Fields, all Narre Warren coach Matt Shinners could probably do is breathe a sigh of relief that they were able to walk away with an opening round victory. In incredible circumstances, Cranbourne kicked nine straight behinds in the opening term before a Ryan Jones dribbler got the home side on the board. It proved crucial in the end, with the Eagles kicking a horrid 10.22 to the Magpies' more accurate 15.8 to gift Shinners a perfect start to his return as coach. There was a worrying moment in the second term, with Cranbourne's Nick Darbyshire collapsing on the field, pausing the game for almost 15 minutes as medical assistance rushed on the field. The delay in play certainly helped Shinners' side, who were breaking the lines superbly with raw pace and energy, and opened up a 23-point advantage after more horror goal kicking plagued the Eagles. It was too little too late for the Eagles in the final term, finally finding their kicking boots after being at one stage 4.18 to kick 6.4 in the final term to peg the margin back to 16 points at full time, 10.22(82) to 15.8(98) "For the first round of the year, and to play Cranbourne and to play on the main ground, it was really good," Magpies coach Matt Shinners said. "It was probably unfortunate that the opposition didn't kick straight, but we had a lot of the ball. The Magpies fielded a younger looking side, and Shinners was pleased that they took the on the challenge and rallied behind the senior leaders. "I was happy in our first game that we had plenty of young kids playing, and that'll hold them in good stead," he said. "But it was a nice test on a hot day, and we got through pretty well." In the final game of the season opening round, an injury ravaged Tooradin-Dalmore withstood a late Pakenham charge to claim the four points under lights at Toomuc Reserve., The Gulls had seven scoring shots in the first quarter, racing out to a 16-point lead that eventually ballooned out to 33 at half time, cutting apart the Lions with speed and efficient ball use off half back. But this lead proved pivotal as injuries took

Travis Tucks flies high to take a brilliant contested mark. 179621 a toll, with the injury of Kris Sabbatucci and a couple of head knocks resulting in concussions severely hampering the interchange rotations. And with the natural fatigue of a season opening clash, the Lions capitalized, closing in to 22 points at three quarter time after sparks from the likes of Jake Barclay, Stephen Morey (three goals) and impressive recruit Trent Wreford in the ruck. But the Gulls stood firm despite the barrage in the last quarter, with coach Lachie Gillespie admitting that his players were out of legs and

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had to fight for the 13-point win, 8.8(56) to 10.9(69) after being up by as much as 26 with only 10 minutes to play. "We had some injuries, which sort of stuffed up our rotations," Gillespie said. "We were down a bloke early, and a couple of head knocks, it was always going to be tough from there without a bench, but I'm really proud of the boys for hanging tough and getting through it. "We walk away with four points, so we're happy." Thursday, 12 April, 2018

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Tyler’s gift with numbers By Nick Creely Tyler Finn first learnt his craft as a budding statistician in the grandstands of the MCG, watching the mighty Hawthorn battle it out. The 13-year old Narre Warren South youngster loves his footy stats, so much so, that he gave himself the hardest task for a statistician, compiling the numbers of one of the AFL’s biggest ball magnets. “I just love tallying stats - I used to always go to Hawthorn games and watch one specific player, and follow them around and do their stats,” he said. “Last year, I did Tom Mitchell’s stats against Geelong - he racked up like 46 disposals. “I did kicks, handballs, marks, contested and uncontested possessions, tackles, inside 50’s, clearances, frees for, frees against, goals, behinds and score assists. “After the game, I have one sheet of paper with stats I counted, then I’d have another sheet of paper with the AFL Live stats, and I’d correct any stats I’d miss.” But he hardly missed a stat, and he was so impressive that he caught the eye of Cranbourne coach Steve O’Brien, also his uncle. “He had a chat with me around December, he asked me if I wanted to do the stats for the seniors, and I was so pumped and said ‘yes please’, and then he organised merchandise for me, it’s great fun,” he said. Tyler’s job is vitally important for the coach, and a hectic one, as he explains. “He’s (O’Brien) keen on the forwards hav-

ing the pressure, so he wants me to do forward tackles, marks inside the 50, inside 50’s, centre bounce and stoppage clearances, intercept marks in the backline, so it’s a fair bit,” he said. “It’s been awesome, I’m learning heaps, like the tactics, and it’s really good fun. “I’m not trying to brag, but I have some experience, and I know what inside 50’s are and stuff like that, and I find it all a bit easy.” While Tyler learns the craft of a statistician, he is a talented young footballer, who plays his junior footy in the powerful Eastern Football League and is coached by some esteemed names in junior development, and hopes to one day play in the big time. “I’m at a new club this year at Waverley Blues, last year I played at Narre South Lions,” he said. “I also go to school at Rowville Secondary College, where Darren Bewick and Mark Fisher are my coaches, and they’ve been so good with me, I’ve learnt so much. “I play my 100th game this week against East Ringwood - so it’s my first game for the club, but my 100th game of football.” “That’s one of my dreams (being a statistician), but every footballers dream is to play AFL, but if that doesn’t happen, I’d love to do stats.” But does the young man count his own stats when he plays? “Not necessarily, but I played a practice match on the weekend and Dad counted my stats - I had 19 touches, and two goals, but I wasn’t happy with my tackles, I’m normally a really good tackler.”

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The Panthers show their class to kick off their season By Nick Creely and Hayley Wildes MORNINGTON PENINSULA NEPEAN ROUND 1 - DIVISION 2 Devon Meadows got its Division 2 journey off to the perfect start, knocking off rivals Pearcedale in ominous fashion, 17.12(114) to 8.13(61). The arch rivals started their season off at Glover Reserve, with the Panthers heavy favourites after a brilliant pre-season. Both sides had a genuine crack early, and drew level at quarter time with two goals apiece. A burst by Troy Aust (five goals) gave the home side the break in the match, kicking 6.7 to 2.3 in the second term to take a five goal half time lead. The Panthers - who look to be a side to beat in 2018 - flexed their muscles to blow away the visitors with a powerful nine goal second half. Returning star Troy Aust was brilliant for the Panthers, Kyle Beveridge was dangerous up forward, while Mat Fletcher went well in his first game for the club after joining from Cranbourne. In a fairly tight round of footy, Hastings 24.14(158) were the biggest winners, with Crib Point 7.5(47) put through a world of pain at Thomas Barclay Oval. SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIVISION 2 - ROUND 1 The Doveton Eagles looked right at home in

Enayte Samadi and his Doveton Eagles teammates got their Division 2 season off to an incredible start. 171303 Picture: ROB CAREW Division 2 in what was a very impressive first round win for the 2017 Division 3 Premiers. Taking on Clayton, who were a Division 1 side in 2017, the Eagles were ruthless under new head coach Clint Wilson and sent a strong message to the rest of the divsion. The new on-field recruits were on show too, and they certainly didn’t disappoint. Nick Battle was involved in everything and booted three goals as his class shone through and Ryan Hendy was sublime up forward, snagging six goals. Returning Premiership players; Travis Graeske, Michael Callinan and Peter Dye (six

goals) continued where they left off last season as they powered the Eagles to a comprehensive 22.14 (146) to 6.8 (44) win. Keysborough also got off to a winning start in 2018, as they dispatched Mount Waverley with ease. 11 individual goal kickers, led by Chris Bryan and Tim Werner who kicked four each, saw Keysborough run away 23.9 (147) to 9.6 (60) winners. Jack Cole and Luke Damato were influential all day. DIVISION 4 - ROUND 1 Lyndhurst’s season got off to a flying start with a 17.19 (121) to 3.4 (22) win over Sandown at Marriott Waters Reserve. Jason Twite, Charlie Gardiner and Hugh Cullen-Scholes were impressive for Lyndhurst as Sandown had no answers for the Lightning’s slick ball movement. Sandown’s Aaron Lucas and James Tate (two goals) battled hard, but too few were had an impact on the contest for the Cobras. Dandenong were no match for Frankston at Greaves Reserve. The Dolphins were a class above the Redlegs, claiming the win, 23.13 (151) to 5.7 (37). Jayke Hopkins, Cameron Riley and Ben Rawlings were Dandenong’s best, whilst Luke Kirkland and Ben White both kicked four majors for Frankston as Hayden Anderson and Jacob Holland run amok. Lyndale were unable to get off to a winning start in 2018, as they fell to Moorabbin, 9.8 (62)

to 12.10 (82). Jayden Denmead, Nicholas Cunningham and Brian Grundy (three goals) were among the best for Lyndale, but the Pumas were unable to stop Dylan Bone (six goals). TAC CUP - GIRLS ROUND 5 The Stingrays fell to the Greater Western Victoria Rebels in a heartbreaker on Sunday. Trailing by 20 points at half time and yet to kick a goal, the Stingrays lifted in the second half as they were able to find more of the ball and get out in space. Trailing by seven points heading into the final quarter, a Shaneece Stratton goal with seven minutes remaining had the ‘Rays down by just three points. The Rebels were able to hold on in the final minutes and came away with a 4.4 (28) to 3.6 (24) win. Tyanna Smith was brilliant with two goals and looked more dangerous as the game went on. The Gippsland Power continued their impressive run of form with a 12-point win over the Bendigo Pioneers on Sunday. Nikia Webber (three goals), Emily Haeusler and Maddison Shaw were impressive for the Power as Bendigo were unable to stifle the Power’s ball movement and willingness to run. The Power lead from start to finish, eventually running out 3.4 (22) to 5.4 (34) winners to claim their third victory of the season.

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