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Parents lose it Outspoken parents have slammed the controversial Safe Schools program for "messing with our children's identity," during a Casey Council backed forum held at Bunjil Place on Thursday 19 April.

In blistering speeches in front of more than 200 people, three mothers and a spokesperson for the Family Council of Victoria spoke of their opposition to the State Governmentfunded program which aims to promote inclusiveness for "same-sex attracted, intersex and gender diverse" students.

It was "grooming" children and left parents "feeling powerless" and with a "serious loss of rights," speakers claimed.

The forum, which was chaired by Casey councillors Rosalie Crestani and Susan Serey, came after it was scrapped and then reinstated minutes later during a heated Casey Council meeting on 17 April.

One of the original panellists, leading psychologist Dr Michael Carr-Gregg dropped out after publically labelling it a "brain-washing exercise."

Minister for Education James Merlino said Casey Council seemed to focus on playing "political games."

"It is a sad reality that LGBTI young people are more likely to be bullied at school than elsewhere.

"Safe Schools is part of a broad range of anti-bullying measures available in our schools.

It is extremely disappointing that Casey council would try and portray it in any other light," he said.

Mother Cella White spoke at the forum, saying parents often told her they were "too scared" to approach their school as they didn't

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Lest we forget our Anzacs The heart of Cranbourne stood still as thousands commemorated Anzac Day at the War Memorial at Greg Clydesdale Square, more than a century after Australia's soldiers landed on Gallipoli's shores. Families, veterans and other locals came together to take part in the service. Turn to page 5 to read about the how the community honoured Australia’s servicemen and women and pages 3 and 7 for more Anzac coverage.

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want their children "being made a target."

During her speech, she said parents had told her: "When safe school staff came to visit at school assembly it was heavily implied that if the students didn't take part in Wear It Purple Day (an LGBT awareness day) they were partly responsible for homosexual deaths in Africa."

Speaker Marzena Smalec said her teenage son was a "very happy boy" until she claims showed disturbing animated gay sexual activity was shown to students at Cranbourne East Secondary College.

Another speaker was mother Marijke Ranci who said the program encouraged "genderbending."

"This is a horrible thing to do to children, horrible. This is about fighting back against cultural Marxism and communism which is right on our doorstep."

Spokesperson for the Family Council of Victoria Bill Muehlenberg said the program would increase gender dysphoria in children.

"The simple solution is leave the body alone and deal with any mental psychological problems," he said.

One teacher, who asked to remain anonymous, said she was disappointed the forum was "very one-sided."

She said her school, which she wished not to reveal, was delivering the Safe Schools program and only ever had one complaint about children trans-gendering.

"Parents find our school very open and honest. We don't have a lot of bullying, we don't have a lot of harassment," she said.

Liberal Member for Narre Warren North Vikki Fitzgerald said the program was "wasting crucial class time with explicit sexualised content."

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New schools a class act

By Brendan Rees The Andrews Government will build three new world-class schools in the City of Casey as part of $353 million package for the state's fastest growing areas.

Premier Daniel Andrews joined the Minister for Education James Merlino in making the announcement at Clyde North's Wilandra Rise Primary School on Monday 23 April.

Primary schools will be built in Botanic Ridge, Casey Fields (Five Ways) and Clyde North East - which are part of a dozen new schools to open in 2020.

Mr Andrews said the Budget included $20 million to build Casey Fields (Five Ways) Primary School to keep up with demand and deliver the "best public education possible."

He said families can have peace of mind that they will be able to access a great local school, close to home.

"This is more than just an investment in new buildings, this is an investment in our kids' future," he said.

"If we're going to give very child, every chance we need to make sure we give parents the certainty and support that they are entitled to."

Mr Merlino said building three new primary schools in Casey will ensure the state keeps pace with the community's booming population.

"The community have fought hard for new schools here and only Labor is getting on and delivering them. This is about putting hard working families across Cranbourne and Casey first," he said.

Member for Cranbourne Jude Perera said the new schools would be state-of-the-art facilities."Unfortunately the previous Liberal Government took an axe to the much needed school funding. Labor is getting on with it," he said.

Mr Andrews announced the May budget

Premier Daniel Andrews talks to Wilandra Rise Primary School assistant principal Geoff Issell (right) with Minister for Education James Merlino (left), assistant principal Tracy Wright and Labor candidate for Cranbourne Pauline Richards, while Miggy (student) attends to class work.

Picture: CONTRIBUTED would include $353.2 million to build nine primary schools and three high schools.

He said not one new school opened in 2016 because the Liberals failed to plan for Victo-

ria's growing state.

Victorian Opposition leader Matthew Guy said had the Government not scrapped the East West Link project and wasted $1.3 billion,

40 news schools and 40 new police stations could've been purchased.

"If it was just schools, 77 new schools in our growth areas could've been built," he said.

Students honour Anzacs

By Brendan Rees Intermediate VCAL students of Alkira Secondary College gathered at Tulliallan Primary School to commemorate Australia's war history on Monday the 23 April.

Guests included Iraq veteran and current member of the Army Reserves Major Grantley Woods, and past presidents of the Royal Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, Major Mike Newbond and John Boothroyd.

Students said the ceremony "showed how much pride we have for Anzacs".

Tulliallan Primary School teacher Matthew Sires said the ceremony was a fantastic way to foster a relationship between the schools.

"It was great to have Alkira students work side by side with our students at Tulliallan to increase the understanding of the significance of Anzac Day," he said.

After the ceremony, Alkira students worked with Grade Five and Grade Six students at Tul-

liallan in conducting various Anzac themebased activities including making poppies, acrostic poems, colouring in and a Last Post Coordinate drawing.

The Alkira students then walked to Hillsmeade Primary School for another ceremony just after midday. Two students from Hillsmeade summed up the event as "an inspirational and a touching ceremony."

Finally at 1.30pm, Alkira Secondary College held an ANZAC Commemorative Ceremony for the whole school.

As the student population had increased considerably from previous years, the ceremony was live-streamed into two locations.

Special guests included Brendan Kincade (Vice-President of the Vietnam Veterans Association of Victoria), Councillor Amanda Stapledon and Labor candidate for Cranbourne, Pauline Richards.

Jack Simpson from the Cranbourne Lions Concert Band played the Last Post and Rouse.

Major Grantley Woods (Veteran of Iraq and member of Glen Waverley RSL) and Michael Newbond (Member of the Dandenong-Cranbourne RSL) with school leaders from Alkira Secondary College and Tulliallan Primary School 178860 Pictures: STEWART CHAMBERS

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Some of their stories defy description and this is why Anzac has become a legend that verges on myth.

We present the case of Walter Peeler, VC, BEM. As told in a new book, this extraordinary man won the British Empire’s highest decoration for valour - the Victoria Cross.

But prior to that he had been courtmartialled and stripped of his rank after a fellow Anzac was accidentally shot during a lesson on the Lewis gun, a WWI light machine-gun.

It was the same type of weapon Peeler - his rank restored - was using a few months later in an attack on Broodseinde Ridge on the Western Front.

In that action, firing his machinegun from the hip, he ran across exposed ground, ultimately accounting for over 30 enemy soldiers in all - and winning his VC in the process.

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Little man Mingkun builds a LEGO future

By Brendan Rees He's built space ships, pirate ships, houses, trains and more - and now Mingkun Chen of Clyde North has been crowned Australia's newest mini LEGO builder.

The LEGO-mad six-year-old wowed the judges by his very speedy creation of a LEGOmade giraffe at the LEGOLAND Discovery Centre's at Chadstone Shopping Centre on Saturday 21 April.

Mingkun was one of three youngsters aged between six and 10 to take out the inaugural LEGO Masters event for Australia - a children's LEGO building competition - and declared as the 2018 Mini Model builder.

The bricks were flying when forty of the nation's most passionate little LEGO fans put their brick-building and creativity skills to the test, competing in a series of LEGO challenges throughout the day.

Mingkun's mother Zhenning Chen says he

spends hours building models from the colour bricks "whenever he has time."

"We were really proud of him when he was accepted as finalist," she said.

"He became super fan of Lego since he was two years old.

"He builds both by instructions and his own creations. He has built hundreds of sets."

Mingkun was presented with a LEGO-made trophy and will enjoy some bricktastic prizes including unlimited entry to the attraction for a year and a free birthday party hosting up to 20 of their friends or a free school excursion for their class.

He will also have the opportunity to attend exclusive building workshops and preview events at the Melbourne attraction over the next twelve months.

The competition was judged by LEGOLAND Discovery Centre's Master Model Builder, David Holder, who was impressed by the

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Cranbourne's Anzac Pride

By Brendan Rees Thousands gathered for an Anzac Day service in Cranbourne to pay tribute to Australia's servicemen and women, more than a century after the Anzac legend was born.

Current and former members of Australia's defence forces, along with community groups, marched along High Street from 10.30am.

Schoolchildren wearing medals marched alongside veterans and active service men and women to honour the fallen.

The parade, which was led by the Cormac McCarthy Irish Pipe Band were cheered by crowds of spectators.

Dandenong Cranbourne RSL sub-branch senior-vice president Bill Shepherd welcomed the crowd at a service held at Cranbourne War Memorial at Greg Clydesdale Square where Reverend Ineke Gyles of the Cranbourne Uniting Church led the crowd in prayer.

Mr Shepherd said: "We have come here to commemorate one of the most significant events in our national calendar."

"We have enjoyed the benefits of the peace and easy existence which was purchased at the cost of many lives.

"It is now a long standing tradition that on Anzac Day we all pause to remember those that offered up their life in the defence of their nation and community which is the greatest contribution any human can make," Mr Shepherd said.

Federal Member for Holt Anthony Byrne said "The spirit of Anzac is the spirit of this country."

"We see their names chiselled in the walls of war memorials. They've done more than that.

They have chiselled the Australian character into the soul of this nation with their service," he said.

Eyes then turned to the skies when the Royal Australian Air Force conducted a flyover.

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Reverend Ineke Gyles conducts a prayer. 180208 Alkira Secondary College Year 11 student Emily Gardiner, who was one of the state's recipients of the Premier's ANZAC Prize earlier this year said Anzac Day went further their honouring Australia's fallen.

"To me Anzac Day is about ensuring that the spirit of the Anzac is to remain a legacy to be passed down from generation to generation," she said.

Casey Councillors, members of the Cranbourne Dandenong RSL sub branch, community groups, schools and the public were then invited to lay wreaths at the Cenotaph as a mark of respect to the men and women who served their country.

The service continued with The Last Post, a silent tribute and a rendition of the national anthems of Australia and New Zealand before a Catafalque Party from HMAS Cerebus marched off under the command of Petty Officer Bosnuns Mate Gamble.

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All children need to feel safe in their school environment.

Safe Schools and Respectful Relationships is a deceptive title as this program is anything but safe or respectful of all people. Parents have a right to know what their children are being taught and the no parental consent and no opt-out are major red flags for this program.

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SOCIALLY SPEAKING On 23 April the Pakenham-Berwick Gazette Facebook page shared a story about a young family's brush with death on one of Cardinia's most notorious roads has sparked outrage from the wider community.

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Remembering war heroes The latest in a long line of fascinating war stories have been dug up by the intrepid investigators of the Narre Warren and District Family History Group.

Group members hosted their fourth commemorative cemetery walk at Cranbourne on Sunday 22 April, following similar events at Berwick, Pakenham and Harkaway since the Anzac Centenary celebrations in 2015.

Jane Rivett-Carnac said the event was a tremendous success.

“The weather was perfect and we had a good time meeting local families, our loyal followers and new visitors all enjoyed the experience,” she said.

“We have tried to do our bit in honouring the many local families who waited for sons and daughters to return from the Great War. “We have one more walk at the end of October at Lang Lang Cemetery and we will then have visited five Casey and Cardinia cemeteries and researched and written close to 500 stories.”

A book has been produced to coincide with each walk - this one entitled They Answered The Call: a World War I Walk in Cranbourne Cemetery.

Among the stories uncovered was that of the Nurse family. Harry and Ellen Nurse had three children serve in the Great War - one signing up at only 13 - and two of those also saw action in World War II as well.

Their stories are: Gunner Edward Joseph Nurse Edward was a 37-year-old farmer at Lynwood in Cranbourne when he enlisted on 1 December 1915. Assigned to the reinforcements of the 14th Field Artillery Brigade, Edward trained in Egypt in the middle of 1916 before sailing to England. He seems to have spent the rest of his service in England before

Jane Rivett-Carnac, left, and group president Lynne Bradley at the grave of Ellen, wife of Henry Nurse. They had three children serve in the war. 180080 Picture: ROB CAREW returning home in 1918 suffering from sciatica. He married Annie Daly in 1923 and they lived at Tooradin. Edward was 64 when he died on 9 March 1941 and was buried at Melbourne Cemetery.

Captain Edwin Scott Nurse Edwin Scott Nurse was just 13 when he was the first of seven Victorian boys to be accepted into the Royal Australian Navy’s first intake of midshipmen cadets in 1912. During World War I Edwin was serving in the North Sea, he was promoted to acting sub-lieutenant on 1 September 1918. While based in Sydney Edwin married Marion Glenn, they then moved

to Queenscliff in 1931 when he was posted to Swan Island. During World War II Edwin was based in London. In 1947 Edwin had been promoted to Captain and in 1953 he received the Queen Elizabeth Coronation Medal. He retired in 1956 he had served continuously for 44 years. Edwin and Marion did not have any children, Edwin died in 1972 at Heidelberg aged seventy-two. Edwin’s elder brother served in the Army.

Brigadier Henry Scott Nurse Brigadier Henry Scott Nurse had completed two years and 23 days at the Royal Military College Duntroon when he enlisted on 16

April 1916, as a 19-year-old he was commissioned as a Lieutenant. Henry served with the 20th Battery of the 8th Field Artillery Brigade on the Western Front; he was also seconded to administrative duty in England. In 1918 he was transferred to Egypt as an instructor and administrator. During the demobilisation period Henry was ‘brought to notice of the minister for his Meritorious Service during that time.

Henry married Evelyn Neill at Queenscliff in 1920 and they had two sons. Henry served in London during World War II and in 1950 was Brigadier Inspector General of Munitions at Army Headquarters Melbourne. Henry was 84 when he died in 1981 at Camberwell.

LEVEL CROSSING REMOVAL WORKS APRIL 2018 Upcoming changes to the Cranbourne and Pakenham Line Works continue in April to remove level crossings along the Cranbourne and Pakenham line, 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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By Brendan Rees Two callous thieves who took off with a trailer from a Cranbourne East driveway have been caught on camera during the early hours of Thursday morning on 19 April.

Footage captured from CCTV shows a car pull up near the victim's home where two men get out and blatantly walk up the driveway on Kirwan Drive at 1.30am.

One of the men is seen carrying a pair of bolt cutters before cutting the lock and wheeling the trailer out.

The victim, Melinda Smith is still trying to wrap her head around why someone would commit such an act.

"They drove past the house slowly and then five minutes later they came back," she said.

"There was also a spotter car down the road.

"My nephew and my son ran out because they heard it as it was going down the driveway.

"Normally I have my car parked there which blocks it as well as it's got a lock on it in but we just got back from being away."

It took only three minutes for the culprits to hook up the trailer and drive off, she said.

Ms Smith has taken to social media, appealing for anyone with information and to alert others on Facebook's Casey Crime Page.

"We've had to put locks on all the doors.

There's that much crime in the area it's not funny," she said.

"Obviously they've been casing the place.

The trailer hadn't been there for five days. It just leaves you uneasy."

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Police have appealed for information on the whereabouts of a seven by five trailer in Cranbourne East.

Picture: CONTRIBUTED Ms Smith said her 16-year-old son and elderly mother, who she cares for at her home, were shaken up. "It's absolutely terrible," she said.

The trailer, worth $3000, was a silver singleaxle with registration 1IX1IC. Police are urging anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

A tradie has been robbed of his livelihood after callous thieves allegedly took off with his excavator in Cranbourne North.

The 36-year-old is offering a $1000 reward after his excavator and trailer were stolen from Abrus Circuit on Tuesday 17 April.

Owner of Casey and Cardinia Landscaping Mathew Banks said he was gutted to find his trailer and excavator missing between 10am and 10.30am.

"It did have a trailer lock on it as well and obviously they just cut that off," he said.

Mr Banks has been left to pick up the pieces, saying he relies heavily on his excavator.

"It pretty much gets used every second day," he said.

"It's a big loss. I've got about another six more months to pay it off."

According to Mr Banks, the Takeuchi red and grey excavator and trailer are expensive, valued together at more than $52,000 and he

is now require to hire the gear, which is costly.

"It kind of hurts the pocket," he said.

"I do a lot of retaining walls, it's got an auger bit on it to drill holes so can't do those jobs."

He says he also not insured for the excavator which was just over four years old.

"It was four months out of insurance because I moved and didn't even think about ringing the insurance broker to change my address."

Mr Banks said he door knocked neighbouring properties and located CCTV which shows a car driving off with his excavator in Abrus Circuit.

"It was a Holden Rodeo twin cab and it was like a grey/silver."

He said the reward he was offering was for anyone with information leading to the arrest of those involved in the theft and the return of his excavator.

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By Cam Lucadou-Wells An alleged high-school bullying saga led to an angry mob of adults and students confronting the 14-year-old bully outside his house in Cranbourne, a court heard.

The alleged bully turned victim as he, his 17-year-old brother and 19-year-old ‘auntie’ were punched, pushed, felled and kicked by members of the group on an afternoon in late April 2017.

The mob included children in school uniform as well as the alleged bullying victim’s 48-year-old father and 56-year-old godfather, both of whom faced court on affray charges.

Footage of the violence, screaming, yelling and abuse was filmed on a mobile phone and viewed at a Dandenong Magistrates’ Court hearing on 17 April.

On video, after the initial flurry of punches, the father says: “We came here to talk, bro.

“I came here to talk because I’m not happy.”

The assault continued off-screen, police claimed.

The “emotionally high level” father was trying to calm things down, his lawyer told the court.

He was frustrated about his son possibly being bullied and assaulted at school four times.

The son was treated in a head trauma unit at hospital after one of the attacks, the lawyer said.

The father, who owns a trucking business, was taking significant painkillers as he awaited hip surgery. He had a heart condition and high blood pressure.

He was not a violent man, apart from a nonconviction for a “minor” recklessly causing injury charge more than 20 years ago, his lawyer said.

The godfather pleaded guilty to a lesser

charge of riotous behaviour. He didn’t actively take part but kept watch on the nature strip during the assault, the court heard.

The godfather’s lawyer said there was no evidence he knew violence would proceed when he gave two males a lift to the incident.

Nor that he knew that his son took a set of knuckle-dusters to the encounter.

He was being treated for depression after the death of another son, the court heard.

Magistrate Jack Vandersteen questioned the motives of the mob attending the house.

Was it to “bully him back?”, he asked.

“There doesn’t seem to be much discussion here.

“You’ve got a large group that confront children in their own home and then there’s violence.

“It’s not very bright but very stupid ... to take children around there.”

He said bullying concerns could have been dealt by the school or police. Instead the situation got out of hand, and could have led to more dangerous consequences.

The father was convicted and fined $1000 for affray.

The godfather was fined $500 without conviction.

A third adult’s hearing was adjourned due to being injured as a victim of a recent home invasion.

Several bones were broken and several surgeries had since taken place, the third coaccused’s lawyer told the court.

Mr Vandersteen noted that the third adult appeared to be the aggressor. The video showed an exchange of punches with the 14-year-old boy.

His case was adjourned to Dandenong Magistrates’ Court on 23 May

Expo opens career path doors to students The 2018 Casey Careers and Try a Trade Expo saw thousands of high school students from the South-East region poured through the gates of the Cranbourne Racecourse on Tuesday 24 April.

The expo offered students, parents, guardians and teachers an opportunity to learn about different careers and study options available in the region.

Careers and trades on display included carpentry, plumbing, tiling, bricklaying, painting, hair and beauty, engineering and more.

Other career options including the Australian Defence Force, Victoria Police, and local universities were also present.

In addition to gaining a hands-on experience, students had the opportunity to talk to

qualified people and career advisers about the different occupations and pathways available.

Narre Warren South P-12 College Year 10 student Christos said the expo was an eyeopening experience.

"I was looking at defence force and architecture," he said.

Cranbourne East Secondary College student, Courtney, said she was keeping her options open but enjoyed learning about becoming a nurse in the Defence Force.

Narre Warren South P-12 College careers practitioner Ruth Brehaut said the Casey Careers Expo and Try a Trade was a great event for students to gain inspiration for their future careers.

"We've been attending this careers expo for a number of years now. We find it really useful for our students," she said.

"You've got all the providers here, the kids get to try the Try a Trade, all the different brick laying, hairdressing; get to look at the police force, and the defence force.

"It's really great for our Year 10 students because this helps them prepare for course counselling later on in the year."

CEO of South East Local Learning and Employment Network (SELLEN) Andrew Simmons said the expo was in its 10th year and continued to grow.

"For the South-East, having something localised is so much more accessible for our local students," he said.

The event was supported by the City of Casey, Cardinia Shire, SELLEN and the Cranbourne Racecourse.

Jemimah and Kaileah from Narre South P-12 College learn about different career options at the 2018 Casey Careers and Try a Trade Expo, with CEO of South East Local Learning and Employment Network, Andrew Simmons and Inez Musgrove from Ayk Hill Equestion Centre Hillcrest College. 180124 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS 201804031545_1-RA16-18

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By Brendan Rees Three graduate paramedics are only weeks away from hitting the road in the City of Casey.

They are the latest batch of 60 new graduate paramedics that have been assigned to different branches.

The new paramedics will be deployed at Cranbourne, Berwick and Lyndhurst.

Ambulance Victoria spokesperson Tom Noble said following a three-week induction, the paramedics will work for 12 months alongside experienced paramedics and undertake additional study before becoming Qualified Ambulance Paramedics.

Ambulance Employees Association Secretary Steve McGhie said the union was supportive of the recruitment of Graduate Paramedics.

"It is important to continue to recruit new paramedics to cope with the increasing population and workload," he said.

"Improvements are being introduced to support the graduates more in their early years in the job.

We are hopeful more paramedic resources will provided for out of the State Budget and the state election later in the year."

Minister for Health Jill Hennessy said the State Government was getting more paramedics on the road.

"We're so proud of the work our paramedics do each and every day, saving the lives of all Victorians," she said.

Commonwealth Bank Kilsyth Branch Manager Debora-Ann Howarth presents a $30,000 grant to Backpack 4 Vic Kids administration assistant Sally Draayers, volunteer Helen Brown and president Mark Guthrie with Backpack 4 Vic Kids founder Sally Beard, and Commonwealth Bank Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS representatives Ross Hall and Jason Radich. 179903

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By Brendan Rees A Cranbourne organisation, which supports thousands of children settle into foster care, has collected a $30,000 windfall.

In celebration of 100 years of employee giving, Commonwealth Bank donated the Centenary Grant to Backpacks 4 Vic Kids on Tuesday 17 April.

Backpack 4 Vic Kids received the Centenary Grant, with Kilsyth, Mount Eliza and Somerville branches and employees having nominated it in recognition of the much needed services it provides to the local community.

The inspiring and far reaching impact of the work undertaken by Backpack 4 Vic Kids was a crucial factor in it receiving the grant.

"We're thrilled to be able to support organisations like Backpack 4 Vic Kids in the important work they do for our local community,"

said Commonwealth Bank Kilsyth Branch Manager Debora-Ann Howarth.

"It's especially meaningful that we are able to celebrate 100 years of employee giving, by nominating an organisation to receive a Centenary Grant in our local community."

Backpacks 4 Vic Kids founder Sally Beard said she was overwhelmed to receive the grant.

"We were absolutely thrilled to receive not one but three calls from Commonwealth Bank branches, nominating Backpacks 4 VIC Kids to receive Centenary Grants," she said.

"Ten-thousand dollars is a huge amount of money to us, in fact it's enough for us to continue for about one month, producing and delivering around 200 filled nappy bags and backpacks."

Ms Beard added: "To receive $30,000 is simply amazing, and gives us such relief I can't tell you."

"Fundraising is hard work so to receive this kind of support means that we can concentrate on doing what we do, and that's providing much needed items to children suddenly displaced, usually with nothing more than what they're wearing at the time," she said.

"On behalf of Backpacks 4 Vic Kids, and the children who will receive our packs, thanks CommBank and staff of Kilsyth, Mt. Eliza and Somerville branches. Your kindness is very much appreciated."

Commonwealth Bank employees are giving $10 million to community organisations, with 1,000 Centenary Grants valued at $10,000 being distributed.

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FOCUS ON … LYNBROOK AND LYNDHURST Steve of Performance Bicycle in Lynbrook has a simple business approach: treat customers as good friends and even offer ‘mates rates’ where possible. 179963 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS.

Riding away Performance Bicycle Store Manager Steve has a long history of award-winning customer service and is eager to bring a renewed level of community spirit to Lynbrook and surrounds.

"My last shop, Riding Way, won customer service awards every year we opened and was even dubbed 'BikeRoar - Australia's Best Bike Shop' in both 2016 and 2017," Steve said.

"I'm looking forward to building the same level of community here in Lynbrook on a much larger scale."

Performance Bicycle's approach is simple; treat customers as good friends and even offer 'mates rates' where possible.

And while the store may be new, there is over 40 years of bicycle knowledge between Steve and business partner, Craig.

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Both Craig and Steve are big bike riders, riding road, mountain bikes and Steve's favourite, BMX. While they both enjoyed racing bikes, they still find riding bikes with their families the "most enjoyable these days."

"The area is growing rapidly," Steve said.

"And with so many young families, we're building a program for our local primary schools to offer free bicycle servicing to students. We're really excited to bring this program to the area."

Steve also mentioned how well a similar program worked for his Riding Way store. He said there should be room to expand and offer new ways for kids without bikes to get riding.

Visit Performance Bicycle at 3/550 South Gippsland Highway in Lynbrook. For more information, phone 8765 9966 or visit performancebicycle.com.au.

Jumbo Animal Supplies caters for all animals great and small. 179961 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS.

One stop shop for pets Jumbo Animal Supplies is Lynbrook's onestop pet supplies warehouse.

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For dogs, Jumbo Animal Supplies offers a great range of premium dog foods to suit every budget, as well as fresh meat and dry and wet foods.

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FOCUS ON … LYNBROOK AND LYNDHURST

Growing great ideas Following the success of last year’s event, Lynbrook Village Shopping Centre will once again host “Grow Your Ideas” art competition for teens.

Students from Lyndhurst Secondary College were invited to submit an A3 piece of art themed “Culture, Incorporating Peace, Community and the Environment”.

The purpose of the art competition is to increase the exchange of art and culture in the community and to encourage young Lyndhurst Secondary College students in creating art and developing their individual creativity.

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Shopping Centre Melanie Brown said the competition is all about building strong ties locally.

“Part of becoming a community-minded citizen is being conscious of the area in which we trade; these are our people and we want to support them,” Ms Brown said.

Lynbrook Village provided $1,000 worth of art suppliers to assist the students and 59 amazing pieces of student art were submitted.

28 final pieces have been reproduced as large format form board and are now on display in the Centres main foyer for public exhibition until the end of May.

The 28 finalists will be invited to a presentation lunch at Suburban Burger where the prizes will be awarded to the top three plus prize for a People’s Choice Award. The overall winner will have their artwork used on the centre’s Retailer Directory for the next 12 months.

“The art looks fantastic in the Centre and everyone is encouraged to visit the centre including mums, dads and grandparents to view the art and vote for their favourite,” Ms Brown said.

For more information about Lynbrook Village Shopping Centre, visit www.lynbrookvillage.com.au.

The perfect gift Conveniently located within Marriott Waters Shopping Centre, Mokshaa offers customers an extraordinary range of unique and delightful gifts.

The store stocks a range of items including T2 Tea, Woodwick Candles, Simply Soy Candles, diffusers, and Essential Pure Oils. Handmade items from around the world are also carried and available in different categories such as homewares, home accents, wall decor, cushions, scarves, jewellery and shawls - just to name a few!

Owned by Sylvia and Robin, Mokshaa has been trading for 18 months; however, the research and planning needed to implement designs and products has been in the works for three and a half years.

"We are direct importers of many handmade products from around the world," Sylvia said.

"We also have our own design studio where we create many stunning designs and give to traditional artists to create exclusive pieces of handmade art.

Shop local and save There’s certainly a buzz in the Lyndhurst area with plenty of construction, new homes and new parklands taking shape.

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Offers may include: Half kilo of sausages from Brian’s Gourmet Meats Free coffee from Coco Bean Desserts & Café 6 Cupcakes for $20 from The Cupcake Desire Free checkup at Afford2Smile with health insurance 10% off candles at Mokshaa These deals are ready to access as soon as you download the app! Instant deals, birthday offers and instant rewards are all available through the app! All you need to do is download the app, shop local and save.

Search “Marriott Waters Rewards” in your app store now or follow the links below: iPhones: https://goo.gl/HwhDrg Android Phones: https://goo.gl/o3xDcR This incentive helps our local business community build their stores, get more traffic through their doors and create a stronger, friendlier and closer place we’re all happy to live within.

The centre has some very exciting retailers opening soon! Get all the latest news and details on the centre's Facebook page at www. fb.com/marriottshopping

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Mokshaa owners Sylvia and Robin are passionate about showcasing the spectacular works of little-known artisans and endeavour “to keep alive some of the art that is dying out.” 179964 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS "(We also stock) exclusive and upscale products not seen in the Australian market before and we believe in fair trade."

Both Sylvia and Robin are passionate about showcasing the spectacular works of littleknown artisans and endeavour "to keep alive

some of the art that is dying out."

Mokshaa is located at shop B9, Marriott Waters Shopping Centre, 10-18 Society Avenue in Lyndhurst. For more information, email info@ mokshaa.com.au or phone 8594 4859.

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One Lyndhurst • 35 min drive to Melbourne CBD • 250m to Lynbrook Train Station

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Harvest Realty team • 2km to Lynbrook Village Shopping Centre

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LAND FROM $195,000 0423 903 985 VINCENT - 0411 363 322

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TRAVIS - 0433 409 764 MARS - 0431 400 889 22 Enterprise Ave, HAMPTON PARK www.harvestrealty.com.au 8787 8498

Be a part of a new stylish and vibrant neighborhood and enjoy the conveniences of great facilities in the surrounding area in One Village. Underpinning the location are sporting and aquatic facilities: Casey Complex and Casey RACE. Located next to One Village is the prestigious Mayfield Estate and nearby shopping centers, schools, medical facilities and a local library for your convenience. With easy access to Melbourne city and surrounding parklands and reserves provides a relaxed country charm to Vincent 0411 Jerry complete the lifestyle you want. 363 322

Phone: 8787 8498 www.harvestrealty.com.au 22 Enterprise Avenue, Hampton Park, VIC 3976 0402 741 611

Travis 0433 409 764

Mars 0431 400 889

To book a space in this feature MOKSHAA Where modern designers and traditional artisans meet to create stunning works of art.

We also stock Woodwick Candles, Simply Candles, Gum Leaf Pure Essential Oils and T2 Tea.

call Andy on 0431 950 685

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CENTRAL LOCATION THIS IS certainly one of the finest in the area. Featuring three bedrooms, ensuite, walk-in robe, timber kitchen with dishwasher, ducted heating, air-conditioner, high ceilings with ornate cornice, separate lounge, family room with opening bi-fold doors to a huge decked entertainment area with retractable awning. Set on a beautiful established 855 square metres (approximate) block with drive-through access and double lock-up remote garage. As it is an Activity Centre Zone it is also suitable for high density development site (subject to council approval). ●

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12 ACRE BUSH RETREAT!

CA114 DUggAn noRTH RoAD FUMInA 12 acres consisting of all natural bush with property abutting Icy Creek.

Very picturesque area with property located on Duggan North Road, Fumina. A block with privacy yet only 200 metres off the Main Willow Grove Road.

Ideal property for weekend camping and ishing for trout in the Icy Creek.

$175,000 Internet ID: 18891000 View property and more details at www.sej.com.au

5622 3800 Cnr Smith & Queen St, Warragul

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HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 3 Lecky Street, Cranbourne 3977 Description: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 garage Price: Expression of Interest Inspect: By appointment Auction: For Sale Contact: Rick Lauretta, 0418 800 913, FINNING FIRST NATIONAL REAL ESTATE

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Finning LE A SE

www.inning.com.au 148 igh Street, Cranbourne

Cranbourne West

Cranbourne 14/34-37 Central Park Way

nly 1 etail Shop left (220m² approx) Grease trap, Mains gas, power. Join tenants such as proposed Supermarket, 7-Eleven, 24/7 Gym, Pizza, Indian akeaway, Chinese takeaway & aco Bill restaurant. Servicing a large residential & Commercial precinct.

* 3 Bedroom / 2.5 Bathroom - 22 squares * Ducted heating / Split System A/C * Balcony / Courtyard / Double Carport * ome fice / heatre oom * Due Completion mid 2018

$455,000

FOR SALE 7 Acre Lifestyle Property with Loads of Potential.

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Cranbourne 4/34-37 Central Park Way

Cranbourne West

* 3 Bedroom / WI, BI * 3 Bathrooms, 34 squares * Balcony / Courtyard / 4 Car Garage * Ducted heating & Split System A/C * ome fice / heatre oom * Estimated Completion mid 2018

(218102) verlooking wetlands. 3 Bedroom, 2.5 Bathrooms, 4 Car LU remote garage. ostess Kitchen with dishwasher.

Built area 369m2. Ducted eating and 3xS/System A/C. 80m2 ofice/showroom/ storage. Separate access for ome & Work.

$555,000

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(218086) his great 7 acre lifestyle property. Master with WI & FES. Second master/guest room with WI & FES. Bedrooms 3, 4 & 5 all with BI’s. 3 zoned living areas consisting of family room, parents retreat & rumpus/ sunroom. utdoor entertaining. Fenced to 3 large paddocks. Workshop & storage sheds. Double car garage & 2 car carport.

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Finning

www.inning.com.au 18 High Street, Cranbourne

Cranbourne

Cranbourne North

Cranbourne West

(218085) Spacious 2 bedroom front unit (one of 3) 2 good sized bedrooms both have double R, 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 arrett for all enuiries. $379,000

(218053) Two story home unit. The 2 bdrms have R & 2 ensuites, one upstairs & one downstairs. Two s/systems, upstairs living with tiled kitchen, meals & family area, plus an outdoor veranda entertaining area, the kitchen is well appointed with s/steel, under bench oven gas cooktop & dishwasher. n under home garage with auto door & internal access completes the picture. $389,000

(218060)The main home is 3 bedrooms with a spacious lounge with loating timber loors, the 3 bedrooms all have robes, all gas appliances & a kitchen meals area, gas ducted heating & evaporative cooling. Outdoors we have a paved pergola patio area that services both accommodations; 1 bedroom & another storage/ bedroom, study area as well as a shower bathroom & $529,000

Cranbourne

Cranbourne

Cranbourne West 17 Friendship Close

(218087) With a coat of paint and some cosmetic work, this gem will sparkle again! Features 3 generous bedrooms, loorboards to lounge, gas heating, lock up garage on a good sized allotment of approx.

585m². Short stroll to Cranbourne Park shopping centre, Cranbourne Park primary school, and public transport.

Currently tenanted at $280 per week. $509,950

(218088) 852m² approx. consisting of one separate title with dwelling. evelopment Site (STC). The property itself consists of 3 decent sized bedrooms, a spacious living area, large kitchen, timber loor. t’s just perfect if you are looking for some returns while you are waiting.

FRST TME OFFERE N 5 YERS!!! on’t miss out on this olden opportunity!! $719,950

(218070) n a uiet court location, suit rst home buyer or investor, is this 3 bedroom property, with full ensuite to master, timber kitchen with lanco WO, /W, /C lounge, ducted heating, renovated bathroom with spa bath, solar panels plus water tank, , plus carport, on a low maintenance block of approx. 80m². $90,000$510,000 Inspect 28/04/2018 11:30am-12pm

Cranbourne East

Cranbourne 65 Cranbourne rive

Blind Bight

(218069) 3 living areas ,lounge, family area + rumpus room,  bedrooms + study, master bedroom with F/ENS & WR. The kitchen with S/S appliances, W/O, gas cooktop & /W, tiles to wet & hard wearing areas, gas ducted heating, evap cooling & ceiling fans. Outdoors is a decked & paved pergola areas, a  pool, & a  with one side converted to an ofce,on a 62M2. $620,000$650,000

(218079) ny closer and you’d be living in the shopping centre, ctivity Zoned on a 585M2 corner block with a rentable 3 bedroom weatherboard home with garage.

This is an investment for your future as you won’t get this location offered again. Call Frank arrett for all enuiries.

WE RE OPEN SNYS.

(218098) uiet court location, with loating timber loors & carpets, kitchen with s/s appliances, stone benches, island bench & /W. 3 bds all have R, a spacious lounge & family/meals area with vaulted ceilings & s/s heating & cooling, alfresco area with coonara heating.   with rear access on a 600m2 block approx.

E.O..

$559,950

Cranbourne West

Cranbourne

Cranbourne North

(218103)Spacious 3 bed brick veneer home. Master with full ens & WR. edrooms 2 & 3 with RS. 2 separate living areas comprising of a front lounge/parents retreat & family room, adjacent to the dining area & kitchen. ucted heating & Evap cooling. 2 Car garage with rear access. Outdoor entertaining area with loads of privacy. arge concreted backyard, secure parking space. $569,950

(218101) Solid built  bedroom property, includes a full ensuite,  shaped lounge dining with /C, ducted heating, functional kitchen, plenty of room outdoors for entertaining, double carport, and short stroll to railway station. e uick on this one! ll inspections call Harry now! $70,000$500,000

(218099) evelopment site STC. With a location, 3 bedrooms with R, loating timber loors, as new kitchen with caesarstone benches, gas cooker & glass splash backs .as ducted heating + air/con, outdoors we have a pergola entertaining area & a  all on a 77M2 block . This home is in the Merindah Park Estate. $520,000$560,000

Cranbourne West

Langwarrin South 32 Shepherd Hut Road

Cranbourne

(218105) arge 3 bedroom home, master with full ens & WR. 2 living areas with loating timber loors, new carpets & freshly painted throughout. Tassie oak kitchen with gas cooktop, W/O, /W & corner pantry & lots of benchspace. as ducted heating & evap cooling , a  with rear access roller door, leads through to the pergola & yard with stand up tandem shed. $560,000$580,000

(21709)  bed + study home, comprising 3 living areas, rumpus, home theatre room plus family & dining areas. reat kitchen with 5 burner cooker, dishwasher & WP. Evap a/c & Coonara ensure year round comfort. We also have a 6sr garage with internal house access, outdoor you have a gazebo heated spa area, 9.5mtr x 6mtr barn shed with 3 phase power. $1,290,000$1,390,000

(218087) With a coat of paint and some cosmetic work, this gem will sparkle again! Features 3 generous bedrooms, loorboards to lounge, gas heating, lock up garage on a good sized allotment of approx.

585m². Short stroll to Cranbourne Park shopping centre, Cranbourne Park primary school, and public transport.

Currently tenanted at $280 per week. $509,950

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HOME FOCUS

ENDLESS OPPORTUNITIES LOCATED in the heart of Dandenong and on the famous red brick road is this lovely four-bedroom family home.

Sitting opposite St John's Secondary College, parks and only minutes to Dandenong Plaza, public transport and the Dandenong market.

This sought-after area has seen capital growth of approximately 16.38 per cent over the last 12 months (info from CoreLogic), we can assure you this home won’t last long, so be quick.

As you enter you are greeted with a lightfilled formal lounge that flows through into the meals area that is overlooked by the kitchen with plenty of cupboard space.

There are four carpeted bedrooms on offer or three bedrooms plus a rumpus

that are central to the main bathroom.

Comprising of heating and cooling, professionally painted inside and out, as well as the roof and providing plenty of space for the whole family.

Step out to the great outdoors that features beautiful manicured gardens, a double tandem carport, a garden shed and an enclosed backyard for the kids to play in while the family enjoys a delicious barbecue under the pergola.

The 552 square metre block has many uses and there is also the possibility to subdivide and build another home or knock the existing home down and build three brand new homes (subject to council approval). ●

YOUR OWN GARDEN OASIS THIS HOME offers your own private retreat set back in a peaceful garden setting in the highly sought-after area of Blind Bight.

This three-bedroom brick veneer home block welcomes you in instantly from the moment you enter the driveway.

The large low-maintenance front yard features a sitting area and private porch to enjoy your morning coffee.

This home features an abundance of light overlooking amazing low-maintenance gardens from the open plan living/meals/ kitchen area.

You can also look out and take in the views through the panoramic doors which look out to a beautiful water feature in the

covered alfresco area with outdoor fan.

The master bedroom features a walk-in robe and full ensuite, accompanied by two bedrooms with built-in robes and a central family bathroom.

The kitchen provides ample storage and cupboard space, including a dishwasher and double door pantry. This home provides a reverse cycle air-conditioner and an indoor wood heater for those cold Melbourne nights.

The gardens also feature a private gazebo, two garden sheds and an incredible double garage with wide side rear access that extends to a paved area. Secure your own hidden treasure in Blind Bight today. ●

HOME ESSENTIALS

HOME ESSENTIALS

Address: 69 Power Street, Dandenong 3175 Description: 4 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 2 garage Price: $680,000 - $748,000 Contact: John 0411 873 123 and Aren 0403 613 988, LJ HOOKER HAMPTON PARK

Address: 12 Eagle Court, Blind Bight 3980 Description: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 garage Price: Price by negotiation $540,000 - $590,000 Inspect: By appointment Contact: Andrew Cassimaty, 0413 873 158, HARCOURTS CRANBOURNE (03) 5991 2777

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‘BRANDY Lampard CREEK RISE’ 94 | Drouin

Kitchen Features:

Road

• Stone Benchtops • Timber Look cabinetry • Stainless Steel Appliances • Tiles Splashback

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FOR SALE - 19 Stunning Units Nestled amongst the open space of Bellbird Park, Drouin.

First home buyers grant of $20,000 available to eligible purchasers. BUY NOW AND SAVE THOUSANDS ON STAMP DUTY!

For more information, contact: Dale Atkin: 0402 717 891

94 Lampard Road is located just 1.5kms from Drouin’s main shopping precinct, schools, train station and recreation facilities. Take a leisurely bike ride along the ‘Two Towns Trail’ from Drouin to Warragul, enjoy the town’s restaurants and cafe’s, take the kids to the local skate park, or make the most of the array of sporting facilities ofered in Drouin including golf course and basketball stadium.

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Don’t miss this opportunity. Purchase a unit in a great part of Drouin, surrounded by open space and parklands. With 2 & 3 bedroom and single & double garage options, these quility built units feature open plan kitchen/meals/living area, and high quality inishes throughout.

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It’s all right here! Koo Wee Rup’s newest estate, Fox Road. Featuring 19 premium lots, Fox Road is located a short 500m (approx) walk from town where you will ind a range of shopping and service options, from boutique cafes, medical centres & education, right through to leading retailers such as Woolworths.

• 19 Premium Lots

• Construction Underway • Size 550m2 - 910m2

• Titles Expected June 2018 • Fully Serviced Lots

• Opposite Primary School • Close to Medical Centres

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Lot 1

791 m2

$489,450

Lot 2

671 m2

$349,950

Lot 3

671 m2

$349,950

Lot 4

671 m2

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Lot 5

671 m

TBA

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Lot 6

671 m

$334,950 LD

Lot 7

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671 m

$334,950

Lot 8

700 m2

$339,950

Lot 9

911 m2

Lot 10

911 m2

Lot 11

701 m2

Lot 12

720 m2

Lot 13

720 m2

Lot 14

720 m

Lot 15

720 m

Lot 16

550 m

Lot 17

550 m2

Lot 18

728 m2

$359,950

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728 m2

$359,950

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For more information, contact: Bob Kaye: 0414 403809 Dale Atkin 0402 717 891

For more information, contact: Bob Kaye: 0414 403809 Dale Atkin 0402 717 891

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WHAT’S ON Plant sale

Community lunch

Narre Warren North Uniting Church holding a giant autumn plant sale. Loads of plants, Devonshire tea, and sausage sizzle available.

Saturday April 28 from 8am - 1pm at 1 Main Street, Narre Warren North. For further information ring Rev. Bruce Crowle - 0425 738 481.

Casey Green Kids Expo: Learn how to make sustainable choices to benefit your family and the environment when the Casey Green Kids Expo visits Bunjil Place this month. The annual expo aims to educate families about how they can reduce their impact on the environment, with a range of stallholders and information on modern cloth nappies, organic foods, sustainably produced toys and lots of other environmentally friendly alternatives for everyday aspects of raising babies and children. There will be an opportunity to provide feedback at the expo and go in the running to win a Greentom Stroller made from recycled plastic valued at nearly $1,000.

Saturday 28 April from 9am - 2pm at Bunjil Place, 2 Patrick Northeast Drive, Narre Warren. Free entry.

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Thursday Playgroup This group is run in a small, fun and friendly environment by an experienced playgroup co-ordinator. With crafts, songs, story-time and outdoor play, it's a great place for your child to socialise and make great friends. Available for children up to 4 years old.

9.30-11.30am Thursdays at Oakgrove Community Centre, 89-101 Oakgrove Drive, Narre Warren South. Bookings: 9704 2781.

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Childrens Fitness The Happy Feet fitness and entertainment program delivers educational content, creativity and social skills. Suitable for 18 months-5 years. Costs $9.50 per session.

12-12.30pm Tuesdays at Oakgrove Community Centre, 89-101 Oakgrove Drive, Narre Warren South. Bookings: 9704 2781 or Cathy Lord, 0402 146 629 andcathy@happyfeetadmin.com.au.

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Mother's Day market The Cranbourne Girl Guide support group is organising a Mother's day market at the Cranbourne Girl Guide Hall. Many stalls to find that perfect gift for mum. Entry is a gold coin donation and raffle tickets will be for sale.

Saturday 5 May from 9am to 4pm , Grant Street, Cranbourne.

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Artist demonstration Catherine Hamilton is the latest guest demonstrator at Berwick Artists Society. She is an innovative, experimental artist adept at mixed media. Her works are found in corporate buildings and family homes across Australia and the world. She is known as an entertaining demonstrator of her art.

25 April, 7.10pm at Old Cheese Factory, Homestead Road, Berwick. Members $10, non-members $12.

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Fundraiser stall Hallam unit of Red Cross Australia is holding a stall to raise funds at Autumn Place shops, Doveton.

Friday 4 May, 9am - 2 pm. Handcrafted items, cakes and preserves, plants and all sorts of bric-a-brac as well as gifts suitable for Mother's Day will be on sale. Bargains galore.

Raffle will be drawn on the day. Anyone wanting to donate saleable items please contact 9774 0194.

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Ballroom at Balla Balla Improve your health and make new friends with some easy-to-learn and affordable ballroom and Latin dancing at Balla Balla Community Centre East Cranbourne.

Sessions start 16 April at 4.30pm. All are welcome (no age limit). Balla Balla Community Centre East Cranbourne, 65 BerwickCranbourne Rd, Cranbourne East. Cost is just $10-00 per one hour session. The instructor is accredited and approachable. To enrol call Di on 0408343202, or email difen69@bigpond.net.au.

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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, 9.30am1.30pm.112 High Street, Berwick. Details: 9707 2017.

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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Casey U3A Casey U3A classes for retirees will be held in Berwick at a range of locations and also at Selandra Community Hub, Clyde North. Only $35 to join for year. 40 plus classes.

Visit the website at http://casey.u3anet.org. au for details or John 9707 2301 or 0409 515465.

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Activities for families Activity based interactive gathering for families.

Free dinner Included.

Hampton Park Uniting Church 1 Coral Drive Hampton Park Every Fortnight (Saturdays) starting Feb 10 - 4.30 - 6.30pm. Contact Jo 0401 191 650.

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Playgroup Hampton Park Uniting Church 1 Coral Drive Hampton Park Ph: 9799 7994.

Friday mornings from 9.30am - 11.30am (during school term). $3 per child or $5 a family.

Morning tea included.

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Basic Computer course mountains and sea. The performers also include members from La Trobe Valley Community Choir and soloists Jonathon Welch and Christine Buck. Afternoon tea will be served after the concert. Adults $25/concession $20/Under-18 $15/family $75.

3pm, Saturday 12 May at Hampton Park Baptist Church, 1 Orient Place, Hampton Park.

Bookings: trybooking.com/VDCK or phone Pauline on 9769 8611.

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Free community lunch Hampton Park Uniting Church, 1 Coral Drive Hampton Park Ph: 9799 7994. Every Thursday (during school term) at 12 noon.

Messy church

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Activity based interactive gathering for families. Free dinner included. Hampton Park Uniting Church, 1 Coral Drive Hampton Park. Every Fortnight (Saturdays) starting 21 April from 4.30pm - 6.30pm. Contact Jo 0401 191 650.

Playgroup

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Friday Mornings 9.30 - 11.30am during school term. Hampton Park Uniting Church, 1 Coral Drive Hampton Park Ph: 9799 7994. $3 per child or $5 a family. Morning Tea included.

Writing class with author Hazel Edwards Looking to write an interesting family history piece or memoir? "Every family has secrets.

And the extraordinary 'ordinary' stories deserve to be told." Treasured and prolific Australian author, Hazel Edwards' will be running a workshop which includes getting started, crafting stories, and completing your project so that other's will be excited to read it. Suitable for those wishing to improve their writing skills, those contemplating or struggling with book-length projects, such as family history, corporate history, or autobiography/memoir. Learn how to: boost your research and interviewing skills, organise your material, Please bring along a notebook and a pen.

Balla Balla Community Centre, 65 BerwickCranbourne Rd, Cranbourne East on Monday, 30 April from 10am-1pm. Booking essential.

Call 5990 0900 or Email: admin@ballaballa. com.au.

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Habitat GardeningWorkshop Cranbourne Friends RBG Victoria Inc invites the community to participate in a Gardening workshop which goes well beyond learning just about plants. The Workshop will explore the special relationships between plants and animals of all kinds that can help to make your garden really come alive. AB Bishop, will be our keynote speaker. She has just finished writing a book on the subject of this workshop which will be published later this year. AB will also be interviewing some habitat gardeners about their experiences in developing Habitat Gardens. Other guest speakers will be horticulturalists Broni Swartz, Emmaline Bowman, and Rodger Elliot.

As a special highlight, we will finish the day by visiting 'The Whisper Garden' of Shari Judges and David Duncan which shares a boundary with the Cranbourne Gardens.

Sunday 29 April from 9.30am-4.00pm at the Australian Garden Auditorium, Cranbourne Gardens. Members $60. Non-members $75.

Students $30. Bookings are essential; to book, go to www.rbgfriendscranbourne.org. au. Queries: Rodger Elliot 8774 2483; 0448 103 892.

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Voices of Casey conducted by Dr Jonathon Welch AM presents a concert The Elements II - a song suite inspired by clouds, fire, rain,

Cranbourne Senior Citizens Club welcomes new members to join the group for bowls, bingo, line dancing, ballroom dancing, BBQ's, table tennis,

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board games, cards, pool, darts, fashion parades, day trips and more. Sunday afternoons include entertainment and afternoon tea.

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For information on future walks please contact Grazie: 97001158 or 0427455459; or email: secretary@berwickbwc.org.au Visit the webpage: berwickbwc.org.au.

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Starts at 5:55am. Contact Donna Lester 5996-2769.

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Saturday 24 March at Warneet Recreation Reserve from 3pm-7pm at Rutherford Parade, Warneet. Prices: $10 per car. $15 per car and trailer. To book please call 5998 7146.

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Uniting Images Photography Group on the second Monday of the month at 7.30pm; Uniting Readers Book Club - last Monday of the month at 7.30 pm; Community Garden Tuesdays 10am - 12pm and Saturdays 9am - 12pm; Coffee and Conversation - Wednesdays 9.30am and exercise group at 12pm; Art and Craft - Wednesdays 1pm - 3.30pm; Crazy Needles Knitting and Crochet group on Thursdays 10am-4pm; Card Making - fortnightly on Thursdays at 1pm - 4pm and Dinner and Film Night on the fourth Saturday of the month at 5.30pm. The OP-shop is open Wednesday to Friday from 9am - 3pm and Saturdays 9am 1pm. All sessions held at Narre Warren North Uniting Church at 1 Main St, Narre Warren North.

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A basic computer classes for Term 2 starts on the 24 April and runs every Tuesday for eight weeks.

Hallam Community Learning Centre at 56 Kays Avenue, Hallam, we have a small class with a patient Tutor, manual is also included.

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Meetings held every second Tuesday of month at 7.30pm at Visitors' Centre, Wilson Botanic Gardens. Website - www.apswilsonparkberwick.org.au.

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Berwick Healthcare, 76 Clyde Road, Berwick.

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The Hallam Community Learning Centre are up and running again with their Hallam Sensational Movers exercise classes in Gunns Road, Hallam. Come to one or come to both.

Every Monday at 11.15 am or Wednesdays from 11am. The cost per session is $5 per person plus a small 2018 membership fee of $5. Ph. 9703-1688 for further inquiries.

Do you feel you should be working out in the gym? Maybe you feel you are passed it! But you know you should really 'Move it or Lose it'. Then come to Narre Warren Seniors on a Friday and join in our gentle exercise class with a friendly bunch of seniors.

Every Friday from 1.30pm-3pm. 192-196 Centre Road, Narre Warren. Phone 9704 0015 or 0426 736 467.

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FOCUS ON … CATHOLIC EDUCATION WEEK

Celebrate a strong faith Catholic schools across the Diocese of Sale will have the opportunity to celebrate their identity and mission with their local communities during Catholic Education Week.

The 2018 Catholic Education Week theme is ‘Come and See’. This year Catholic Education Week will be celebrated from 27 April to 4 May. Catholic Education Week offers all 44 schools in the Diocese of Sale the opportunity to celebrate their Catholic identity and educative mission.

The theme for Catholic Education Week is inspired by the words of Jesus as proclaimed in John’s Gospel, ‘come and see’ (John 1:39).

In his 2017 letter to young people, Pope Francis asked young people to be open to the voice of Jesus in their lives and to be prepared to undertake a journey with him to discern God’s plan for them.

During Catholic Education Week all people involved in the endeavour of Catholic education are invited to consider how they are being called to “come and see.”

Director of Catholic Education in the Diocese of Sale Maria Kirkwood encouraged everyone involved in Catholic education to be open to the invitation to respond to the personal call of Jesus to ‘come and see.’

“In Catholic Education Week this year, we are all encouraged to continue our journey with Christ in the supportive environment of Catholic schools in the Diocese of Sale,” Ms Kirkwood said.

“Through the invitation of Jesus and the agency of the Holy Spirit, each of us is called

to a personal relationship with God. In this, we are not alone. Teachers, students, parents and priests together are witnesses to, and agents of, the good news proclaimed by the living Jesus.

“It is my hope that during Catholic Education Week this year families, parishes and schools embrace this special time and that schools across the diocese can be places of hope and accompaniment where people can come to hear the call of Jesus and be supported in responding to this call in order to make present the Kingdom of God here and now.”

A collaborative, creative environment St Agatha's Catholic Primary School in Cranbourne strives to ensure that all of their students are learning to their full potential.

The school has a strong focus on student's English and Maths skills and targets their teaching at children's learning needs.

"Teachers meet weekly to look at students' learning progress and adjust their teaching to best accommodate their learning needs," St Agatha's Principal Terry Cahill said.

"This is all done in a setting that is based on the life and message of Christ; a message of love, respect, personal responsibility, service and the dignity of every person. The children experience this through their interactions with staff and the lessons that they engage in.

"We work closely with our parents to develop confident, resilient students who will grow up to contribute in a positive and respectful way to our society."

Mr Cahill explained that the school's new classrooms have just been built, with six more on the way for the commencement of the 2019 school year.

St Agatha’s Catholic Primary School school has a strong focus on students' English and Maths skills and targets their teaching at children’s learning needs.

"The school is growing but we still have a lovely family feel about it. It's an exciting time to be part of this St Agatha's school community," Mr Cahill said.

"If this is what you want for your own children, then come and visit us. We'll give you a tour of the school and answer any questions

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that you may have."

St Agatha's Catholic Primary School is currently accepting enrolment applications for the 2019 school year.

The school is located at 3 Scott Street in Cranbourne. For more information, phone 5996 2724 or visit www.stacbourne.catholic.edu.au.

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FOCUS ON … CATHOLIC EDUCATION WEEK

New leader The Father James Wall Bursary is awarded to a Year 10 Catholic secondary school student who demonstrates leadership potential in a range of areas including science, arts, public speaking, sporting activities, community service and social justice activities.

One student within the Diocese of Sale is awarded a $4,000 bursary through the generous support of the Catholic Development Fund (CDF) in conjunction with the Catholic Education Office Sale.

Key selection criteria emphasises leadership in school and community. The successful candidate demonstrates inclusivity, cooperation and a commitment to making a difference.

They have demonstrated leadership potential with a willingness to coordinate and organise activities. They possess a strong emphasis on helping others and providing service to others.

St. Peter’s College is proud to announce that West Campus student Mikayla Van Der Velden was selected from a very strong field of candidates across the three Diocese of Melbourne, Sale and Bunbury.

Principal Mr Chris Black praised Mikayla as a much deserving winner of this bursary.

“Mikayla has undertaken leadership roles since she first arrived at the College. She has been a forum leader during all of her school years and served as Student Representative Council in 2017. She has also held the role of student representative on the college uniform sub-committee,” he said.

“Mikayla is active in all areas of college life: sporting, academic, expressive, community service, social justice and mentoring. Mikayla has been recognised previously through awards for poetry and creative writing, sporting accomplishments, art and leadership.

“Mikayla has been an active member of

Staff at St Therese’s Primary School are committed to ensuring that all students learn to their full capacity and that students themselves are responsible for their own learning.

Little ways offer rewards St. Peter’s College is proud to announce that West Campus student Mikayla Van Der Velden has recently been awarded the Father James Wall Bursary. the college Youth Ministry Program where she aims to achieve multiple goals with one activity. She drove the Bike and Blend initiative that raised money for Caritas while promoting healthy living and stewardship for the earth.

“Mikayla is active in her parish volunteering as an altar server and undertaking assistant work in the piety store. She is involved with the City of Casey youth outreach service and has been a key organiser of youth arts events providing an outlet for young people to use their gifts and talents within their community.”

The St. Peter’s College warmly community congratulates Mikayla on her award.

St Therese's Primary School in Cranbourne North promotes prayer, acceptance, respect and love.

Their dedicated staff endeavour to build each individual's personal relationship with Jesus, in a Catholic environment.

Staff are committed to ensuring that all students learn to their full capacity and that students themselves are responsible for their own learning.

Acting Deputy Principal and Religious Education Leader Ms Meegan Blackney explained how St Therese's legacy is promoted throughout the school.

"St Therese of Lisieux believed that even the smallest act of love is large in the eyes of Jesus," she said.

"We encourage our students and staff to remember these words as we create a safe,

nurturing environment together, where our students can feel confident, valued and supported by not only their teachers but also their peers, as they develop and grow along their academic and spiritual journey."

Along with specialist classes including Digital Technology (incorporating coding and STEM), PE, Art and Japanese, St Therese's also offers programs that develop social and emotional skills. These include classes such as Play is the Way, Seasons for Growth and Better Buddies.

Enrolments for 2019 open on Thursday 24 May, which coincides with the school's open day. Enrolment forms can be collected from the school office at any time on the day. School tours and information sessions will be run at 9am and 7pm. Tours can also be arranged outside of these times. For more, call 5996 7525.

S T. P ETER’S C OLLEGE FAITH, EDUCATION & SERVICE

Celebrating Catholic Education Week Fri 27 to Fri 4 May

For all Student Enrolments for 2018 and 2019 at our Cranbourne and Clyde North Campus, please contact our College Registrar,

Kerrie Birrell on 5990 7777 or visit our website www.stpeters.vic.edu.au cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au

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Mixed fortunes for Casey

By Hayley Wildes In Big V basketball action, the Casey Cavaliers suffered some disappointing losses, but salvaged the weekend with a couple of key wins.

The Division 1 Women Lady Cavs' unbeaten start to the season ended on Saturday night at Casey Stadium. Taking on the Geelong Supercats, Casey battled hard, but just came up short; 61-64, in a thrilling contest.

Billie Lucas (13 points, 9 rebounds) led the way for the Lady Cavs, while Tanarly Hood (9 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists) was important on both ends of the court.

The Lady Cavs didn't dwell on their disappointing game against Geelong though, bouncing back against the Latrobe City Energy just 16 hours later. Tanarly Hood (17 points, 7 rebounds, 5 assists, 3 steals) put on a show against her former team and made them pay at every opportunity. Her activity on both ends of the court set the tone for Casey, as five players scored in double figures.

Casey claimed the win, 79-71, despite the best efforts of La Trobe City's Makenzie Miller (18 points, 20 rebounds), who played all 40 minutes of game time. The Youth League 1 Men found it tough going over the weekend against strong opposition.

Taking on Warrandyte on Saturday night, the Cavs fell just short of the Venom, 69-74.

Jordan Gooiker (17 points, 8 rebounds) led the team, but it wasn't enough as Jarrod Molnar (30 points, 10 rebounds, 3 steals) was unstoppable and gave the Venom exactly what they needed, when they needed it.

On Sunday, the Cavs struggled against the Supercats in Geelong. Gooiker (18 points) again top scored for the Cavs, but Geelong had too much in its arsenal, as Max Kos (26 points, 7 rebounds) led the Supercats home, 101-86.

The Youth League 2 Women were firing on all cylinders at Mornington Basketball Stadium on Saturday night. Taking on the Mornington Breakers, the Lady Cavs had great contributions across the board. Tess Young posted a monster double-double of 18 points and 16 rebounds, whilst also dishing out 7 assists.

With Young controlling the game on both ends of the court, Lauren Tuplin (25 points) and Kate Bazzucchini (11 points, 12 rebounds) were able to play their natural games as the Lady Cavs led 58-20 at half time and eventually ran out 97-46 winners. The State Championship Men didn't play over the weekend, but will be back in action on Saturday night in Ringwood, taking on the top of the table Hawks squad.

Meanwhile, the Youth League 1 Men take on the Ballarat Miners on Saturday night at Casey Stadium, whilst a Division 1 Women and Youth League 2 Women double-header tips off from 1:30pm at Casey Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

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City is starting to build

By Nick Creely

A touching Anzac tribute This is a closer look at Beaconsfield’s brilliant Anzac footy jumper, worn against Narre Warren. It was a terrific tribute to the service men and women - past and present - who have Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS sacrificed for their country. 180053 32 STAR NEWS

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FFV SOCCER WRAP ROUND 4 STATE LEAGUE 1 - SOUTH EAST A blistering second half by Richmond SC consigned Casey Comets to a 3-1 loss at Kevin Bartlett Reserve on Friday night.

After the home side picked up the only goal of the first half, the Comets couldn't handle the pressure applied by the well drilled team, conceding to second half goals despite Dejan Radojicic striking his fourth goal of the season in the 77th minute.

The Comets have been a bit up and down so far this season, and sit in fifth spot with a 2-2 record.

In other matches, Beaumaris SC defeated South Springvale 3-2, Eltham drew Caulfield United 0-0, St Kilda SC drew Mornington SC 1-1, Manningham United Blues defeated Morwell Pegasus 2-1 and Malvern City drew Warragul United 0-0.

STATE LEAGUE 2 - SOUTH EAST Berwick City is slowly warming into the 2018 season, notching up its second win of the season in a hard fought contest with Mazenod Victory on Saturday night at Jack Thomas.

The City have been a little inconsistent in the early stages of the season, and certainly brought their game to the fore with an early strike to Chris L'Enclume in the sixth minute.

Victory bounced back to find the back of

the net in the first half, but the match winner came in the 75th minute by Jarod Blackbourn, who gave the City a much needed victory and some momentum heading into a crunch block of football.

Doveton SC, meanwhile, walked away with a 0-1 victory against Brandon Park SC after an incredible goal in the 80th minute by Shane Tagliaferro.

The Doves and Parkers certainly struggled to hit the scoreboard despite plenty of opportunities, with the visitors doing just enough to climb to the top of the table after a seriously impressive opening four matches.

STATE LEAGUE 5 - SOUTH Pakenham United enjoyed a terrific Friday night win at home against White Star Dandenong to get its season back on track.

Damian Bosnjak was the man, finding his second goal of the season in the 25th minute to get the home side off to a brilliant start.

The United men battled hard to defend grimly and held on for a terrific win.

Drouin Dragons also claimed a solid win, defeating Aspendale SC 2-1 at Bellbird Park, with a double to Chris Davies in the second half getting the job done.

In other matches, Old Mentonians won 3-1 against Somerville Eagles, Knox United was too strong in a 3-0 win over Casey Panthers, while Rowville went to town on Endeavour Hills in a monster 1-6 win.

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Dee's fast start fades

By Hayley Wildes After coming out on fire, Casey were unable to maintain that ferocity for long enough as they were overrun by Richmond at Punt Road Oval on Sunday.

After an eight-goal opening term, Casey were restricted just five goals for the rest of the game as Richmond lifted their defensive intensity.

In what was a beautiful day for footy, the Demons slammed on the first five goals of the game in just over 10 minutes of play.

With Casey possessing all the momentum, Cam Pedersen was dominating up forward, slotting three first quarter goals, whilst slick ball movement through the likes of Jay Kennedy-Harris and Oskar Baker allowed free flowing forward 50 entries.

Unfortunately, the Demons were unable to hold onto that momentum as the Tigers came storming back into the contest, cutting Casey's lead to just 11 points at quarter time in a manic 14-goal opening quarter.

Richmond took control of the game in the second quarter as the Tigers midfield got on top and their forwards reaped the rewards.

Shai Bolton was electric as the Tigers booted six goals to one in the term.

Trailing by 21 points at half time, James Munro, Charlie Spargo and Mitch Hannan got going as the Demons cut the deficit to just 14 points deep in the third quarter.

The Demons returned to their attacking mindset in that quarter and showed plenty of resolve to fight back after being challenged.

Mitch King and Casey suffered their first loss of the season against Richmond. 171057 Picture: ROB CAREW

After a mountain of work, a late goal to Liam Baker saw the Demons' valiant third quarter efforts result in just a one-point improvement on the half time margin.

When Hannan goaled early in the final term to trim Richmond's lead to 15 points, the game seemed destined for a grandstand finish, but it wasn't to be.

Casey will rue missed opportunities as they had their chances to cut further into the lead, but were unable to convert when it mattered most.

Richmond made them pay.

Three goals in a row saw Richmond take total control of the game and eventually run out 17.19 (121) to 13.8 (86) winners.

Richmond's ability to win the ball at the coalface - Anthony Miles ran riot in the midfield - was too much for Casey to handle as Ivan Soldo (60 hit-outs) gave his Richmond midfielders every opportunity to get their hands on the ball first.

Tom Bugg may be set for a stint on the sidelines after coming off in the second quarter with a hip injury. Munro was best afield for Casey, leading the way with 17 possessions, whilst Pedersen was a constant threat up forward, booting five majors and further staking his claim for a senior re-call. After their first loss of the season, Casey will be looking to bounce back this week against Geelong at Casey Fields on Saturday night.

Richmond Casey

17.19 (121) 13.8 (86)

QUIZ NUMBER 1605 1. IN what sport did Jerry Maguire manage several leading stars?

2. WHO was the first boxer to regain the world heavyweight crown?

3. WHICH golfer won four Australian Open titles and then retired after a big lottery win?

4. WHICH famous horse won 33 races from 43 starts at the turn of the 20th century?

5. WHAT is the man who steers a rowing crew known as?

6. WHICH Australian appeared in four Wimbledon singles finals, losing every time?

7. WHO became the first female umpire to handle an AFL-sanctioned match in the 2016 NAB Challenge?

8. WHAT nationality is surfing champion Gabriel Medina?

9. IN what sport is the Queen’s Prize awarded?

10. WHICH swimming stroke was used for the first time in Olympic competition at Melbourne in 1956?

11. WHICH Aussie golfer was once made an offer to pose nude in Playboy magazine?

12. WHICH well known winemaker skippered an Australian America’s Cup challenger?

13. WHAT is a sequence of scoring strokes in snooker known as?

14. AT which course did Greg Norman score his 1986 British Open golf triumph?

15. WHAT game traditionally kicks off the English soccer season?

16. WHICH Pakistani cricketer scored 499 in a first class match?

17. WHICH Australian won the world surfboard championship in 1968?

Nothing went to plan for Narre Warren's Pauline Kempf (pictured) in the final of the State Novice Ladies bowls singles at Bendigo East recently. A 'veteran' of 14 months bowling, she handled the situation up to the final with ease but found playing against Christine Vella from Deer Park that she struggled to handle everything from nerves, to the occasion and the opponent. Runner up in the state, she was in the final two of the 80 players who started the tournament, a result she can be enormously proud to have achieved. cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au

20. HOW many medals did Carl Lewis win at the 1984 Olympics?

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19. WHO was the first Australian wicket-keeper to score a century in Test cricket?

ANSWERS: 1. American football 2. Floyd Patterson 3. Ossie Pickworth 4. Carbine 5. The coxswain 6. Ken Rosewall 7. Eleni Glouftsis 8. Brazilian 9. Shooting 10. The butterfly 11. Jan Stephenson 12. Sir James Hardie 13. A break 14. Turnberry 15. The Charity Shield final 16. Hanif Mohammad 17. Nat Young 18. Muhammad Ali 19. Rod Marsh 20. Four

Pauline proves herself on the state bowls stage

18. WHICH US boxer was stripped of his world title because he wouldn’t

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Panthers hold off Roos

By Hayley Wildes and Nick Creely MORNINGTON PENINSULA NEPEAN ROUND 3 Down at Pearcedale, a fast starting Panthers got the chocolates over Langwarrin in a fascinating game of football.

The Panthers jumped out of the blocks to gain a 29 point quarter time advantage, but the Roos fought back hard, drawing the margin back to four points before the siren gave the home the much needed four points.

David Hussey, Luke Dalmau and Daniel Heijden were the stars for the Panthers in the 10.18 (78) to 11.8 (74) victory.

SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIVISION 2 - ROUND 3 The Doveton Eagles have continued their unbeaten start to life in Division 2 with a dominant win over Skye.

The Eagles jumped out a 36-point lead early, thanks to a seven goal to one first quarter.

From there, Doveton continued to pile on the pain as Nick Battle (three goals), Michael Callinan (two goals) and Nick Beer took over the game.

The Eagles claimed the win, 20.11 (131) to 7.7 (49).

Keysborough dispatched Clayton with ease, claiming a big win, 20.11 (131) to 11.6 (72).

Chris Bryan (six goals) and Matthew Carnelley (five goals) were dominant up forward, as Clayton were unable to find an answer for the dynamic duo.

DIVISION 3 - ROUND 2 Hampton Park claimed a comprehensive 13.14 (92) win over Ashwood 5.7 (37). Leading from start to finish, Nathan Carver (five goals), Michael Henry (three goals) and Mitchell Woolgar led the Redbacks home.

Hallam were no match for Heatherton in their clash. Heatherton dominated after quarter time, running out 15.18 (108) winners over

Endeavour Hills celebrate a close win over Springvale Districts. 180054 Hallam 6.7 (43). Mitchell Lambert and Rory McIvor battled valiantly for the Hawks all day.

Endeavour Hills and Springvale Districts battled it out in a low-scoring affair. Endeavour Hills, led by Ben Moriarty and Byron Hoe, were able to overcome a slow start to claim a 5.9 (39) to 5.2 (32) win.

Springvale Districts' Lachlan Morrey (three goals) tried his best to get his team over the line, but it wasn't enough.

DIVISION 4 - ROUND 3 Sandown were in trouble from the outset against Carrum Patterson Lakes.

Trailing 1.1 (7) to 6.3 (39) after one quarter, it only got worse from there for the Cobras.

Carrum Patterson Lakes' Brenton Rafferty had his kicking boots on as he booted home seven

majors, to lead his team home 17.14 (116) to 9.5 (59).

Bradley Reiner (three goals) was best afield on a disappointing day for the Cobras.

Meanwhile, Lyndhurst won a tight battle against Frankston. After having the game in control for much of the day, the Lightning had to hold off a fast-finishing Dolphins side, eventually running out winners, 11.4 (70) to 9.7 (61).

Hamish Browning (three goals), Jarryd McGrath (two goals) and Jeremy Jakupi were pivotal in helping the Lighting claim the hardfought win.

Lyndale were far too strong for Dandenong at Greaves Reserve, despite a slow start.

Dandenong jumped out of the blocks early,

Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS. holding a 16-point lead at quarter time, but from there, it was all Lyndale.

A 10 goal to one second term saw the Pumas take control and they never looked back, claiming a 22.14 (146) to 10.4 (64) win.

Shane Thomas (seven goals) was brilliant for the Pumas, as were Jayden Denmead and Brenton Miles.

TAC CUP GIRLS - ROUND 6 The Dandenong Stingrays defence stood up all day against the Western Jets, propelling them to their maiden win in season 2018.

Brooke Vernon (one goal) and Tyanna Smith were dominant for the Rays as they took control of the match after quarter time to run away with the win, 9.14 (68) to 2.2 (14).

Junior stars The Stingrays continue their dominance set to shine

By Hayley Wildes

The most promising young talent in local football will be on full display at the AFL South East 2018 Regional Junior Championships.

Boys and girls from the Frankston Districts, Mornington Peninsula, South East and Yarra Ranges Junior Football Leagues will converge on Beaconsfield, Frankston Park and Shepley Oval for the championships which run from 6 June to 11.

The championships consist of under 13 to 17s for boys and under 15 and 18s for girls.

The championships begin at Beaconsfield on Wednesday 6 June before Frankston Park and Shepley Oval share the spotlight on Saturday 9 June and Monday 11 June.

The Queen's Birthday carnival, an important stepping stone in the Dandenong Stingrays Pathway, has grown in significance over the years and is now aligned with both the Melbourne and St Kilda Football Club's Next Generation Academies (NGA).

AFLSE RGM John Anderson said the carnival had quickly developed a strong reputation for identifying the next wave of talent emerging through the junior system.

"The Regional Junior Championships have become a very important stepping stone in the pathway to higher honours, such as selection on AFL and AFLW lists, "Anderson said.

"The carnival atmosphere and high level of competition provide the perfect platform for our stars going forward."

This year's carnival is proudly supported by SEDA College, where Year 11 and 12 students complete their senior secondary education immersed in the sport industry.

The AFLSE Regional Junior Championships will also go hi-tech this year, with a digital record to provide information on fixtures, team lists, partner offers, frequently asked questions and welcome messages from relevant parties.

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The Dandenong Stingrays sent a message to the rest of the competition with a dominant win over the Western Jets.

In what was the Rays' first home game of the season at Shepley Oval, they completely outplayed the Jets from start to finish. It was the Bailey Williams show up forward all day he was too big, too strong and just too good for the Jets' defenders, who were unable to find answers for him.

Williams finished with a bag of seven goals, and it could've been more as he missed a couple of gettable shots. His work in marking contests, coupled with his clean hands at ground level allows him to stay in the contest when other big forwards would struggle.

Furthermore, his ability to play both ruck and forward makes him a tantalising prospect for AFL clubs - who will continue to keep a very close eye on him all season long. With Williams dominating up forward, it was William Hamill who set up many attacking forays from halfback with his run and carry and sublime kicking. His work from half-back allowed to the likes of Lachlan McDonnell, Zac Foot (three goals) - who continues to impress this season - and Riley Bowman (three goals) to go to work higher up the ground.

While the game was all but over at half-time, with the Rays leading 11.7 (73) to 2.4 (16), Dandenong continued to put the foot down in the third quarter. Seven goals in the term stretched the lead out to 77 points, but the Rays weren't done just yet. They saved their best quarter of footy for the final term, slamming on eight goals and holding the Jets scoreless.

The final score of 26.11 (167) to 6.5 (41) highlighted just how dangerous the Rays are and there is no doubt that their depth will give all teams in the TAC Cup a run for their money.

With the win, the Rays are now the only undefeated team remaining in the competition at 4-0 and boast an incredible percentage of 271.

Looking ahead to Round 5, the Rays have set up a top of the table clash with the Oakleigh Chargers on Saturday afternoon at Warrawee Park.

This contest will be an absolute cracker and with the Chargers also coming off a massive win, both teams will be full of confidence and ready to put on a show.

Bailey Williams, pictured recently, booted seven majors against the Western Jets.

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Magpies are flying high

By Nick Creely SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE REVIEW - ROUND 3 (SPLIT ROUND) After some questioned the credentials of Narre Warren and its ability to keep pace at the top of the SEFNL tree, Matt Shinners' exciting group has exceeded every challenge thrown at them in their opening three rounds.

Solid wins over Cranbourne and reigning premiers Berwick were mighty impressive, but Saturday's monstering of Beaconsfield was scarily good.

With some pressure on for both sides being the only game played over the weekend, and with the Anzac Day ceremony taking place with crowds flocking to get a good view, it was a blockbuster clash, and an important one too.

But even Shinners is somewhat surprised that his group has learnt the structures and implemented a shifting game style so swiftly.

"You always hope that things will play your way, I didn't expect to be sitting where we are, but in saying that, it comes down to the playing group, they've been engaging and embracing in what we've been trying to do," he said after his side made the Eagles look second rate by 72 points at Holm Park.

It was an interesting opening term to say the least, and it certainly didn't have signs that it was going to eventuate into a blowout.

Beaconsfield certainly had its share of the ball early, and was able to trap the ball inside their forward 50 despite being a little sloppy with ball in hand.

Riley Verbi picked up where he left off from last week, snapping the home side's opening goal of the day, before a brilliant piece of skill

by Damien Johnston set up a Matt Homfray goal and an eight point lead.

But things began to unravel as the Magpies stormed into the game, with their major ball winners - led by a tough, gritty opening term

by Brad Scalzo in the coalface - getting the ball moving forward.

A goal on the quarter time siren to Cory Machaya proved pivotal - it regained the lead for the visitors and undid a quarter of good work by Leigh McQuillen's side.

Shinners urged his side to stick to the process, be patient and wait for the right opportunity to attack during his quarter time address, and they certainly did, piling on six unanswered goals in a brilliant second term that saw them race out to a 37 point half time lead.

There were moments of utter class in that quarter - in the early stages of the second, a horror turnover, courtesy of some brilliant pressure, gave Scalzo the opening goal, and after Nick Scanlon slotted a major minutes later, Stew Scanlon galloped through the middle of Holm Park, bouncing the ball three times on the turf before slotting a brilliant goal from 50 out.

That moment was the beginning of the end, with the Magpies flicking the ball around with ease, drawing into the corridor with some terrific foot skills, and also winning the ball inside the contest.

With the sting well and truly taken out of the contest, the Eagles managed to put a few goals on the board through the third quarter to fight back hard, before a five goal final term sealed a 12 goal win.

The Magpies' dominance through the midfield - despite Scott Meyer's lionhearted effort in the ruck for the Eagles - gave the visitors' forwards plenty of opportunity, with 10 individual goalkickers, including three multiple goalkickers in Nick Scanlon (four), Stew Scanlon (three) and Aaron Wilson (two).

"It was pretty even in the first quarter, and we didn't start the way we were hoping to, they (Beaconsfield) were certainly up and about, and we didn't start well," Shinners said when reflecting on the game.

"We addressed a couple of things at quarter time, and had a chat in the first quarter to analyze and have a bit of a closer look at what was taking place.

"We shuffled things around, and we just ran really well, used the ball better - in the third quarter we should have put the game beyond doubt, and we missed probably four goals from 20 out, and then in the last quarter our ball movement was really good.

"As soon as the second quarter, we started to become a bit more mindful of what we cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au

Dylan Quirk drives the ball forward under Beaconsfield pressure. 180053

The Beaconsfield players show their respect during the Anzac ceremony pre-game. 180053 wanted to."

While there was strong performances from the likes of usual suspects Michael Collins, Jake Richardson, Col McNamara and skipper Dylan Quirk, it was Scalzo's game that caught the eye, with the returning Warragul star best afield in a game that certainly impressed his coach.

"When he first came back from Warragul, it's sort of see ball get ball for him, and we're trying to educate him that he doesn't need to do all that work, we've got good players that can share the footy with him," he said.

"He's full of guts and determination, he was under the packs all day - that's why we worked

hard to get him back, he won a league best and fairest in 2008 as a young kid, and the development from his side and his experience, is just so invaluable for us."

Another is former Dandenong Stingray and Frankston VFL listed player Jesse Davies, who shut forward Nathan Langley out of the game in another commanding performance that has seen him quickly emerge as one of the standout key defenders in the competition.

"During the practice matches, Jesse played centre half back because Jake Richardson wasn't available, and to be able to play him off a flank, and also in the ruck because he's got a terrific leap is a bonus," he said.

Pictures: STEWART CHAMBERS

Cory Machaya gets a goal right on quarter time..and loves it. 180053 "He's only 19 and getting some good tutelage at Frankston - he kicks the ball well both feet, he's a strong individual and reads the play really well."

Both sides will earn a rest as the round continues into Saturday with Berwick and Doveton to clash, but Shinners' side will tackle an inform Officer at home on 5 May, while Beaconsfield will look to get its season back on track when they travel down to Tooradin to take on the Seagulls.

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