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Passion project

By Peter Douglas

this is a special project for me personally," he said.

"It's just so exciting to be at this point where we are today."

Mr Merlino said, upon completion, the works would help the school become further entrenched in the community, through its alliances, particularly with sport and music.

"We've been finding - particularly for basketball, netball or other sports - a lot of training and competitions are off the mountain.

We're now going to deliver four competitiongrade basketball courts," Mr Merlino said.

Mr Merlino said the DRMC has a 25-year association with the school and would now have a permanent home at Upwey High School.

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As Mr Merlino announced initiatives for the Victorian Budget 2018-19, other investment were revealed across the Yarra Ranges.

Among those include a $20 million investment in the Lilydale and Upper Yarra Education Plan, with Lilydale High School, Lilydale Heights College and Upper Yarra Secondary College set to develop complementary focuses - zoology, sustainability and outdoor environment respectively.

The Budget, for the Yarra Ranges, comprises: *$5.8 million to rebuild Lilydale High School's Zoology Learning Centre and provide new admin facilities; *$8 million for Lilydale Heights College for

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Monbulk MP James Merlino officially turned the sod on a "passion project" on Wednesday 2 May, as work on Stage 1 of upgrades at Upwey High School is set to begin.

The school will receive a significant makeover, with the 'front-face' of the school set to be enhanced through a new administration building, in addition to the construction of four competition-grade basketball courts and a new permanent home for the Dandenong Ranges Music Council (DRMC).

In another exciting announcement for the school, $13.9 million has been awarded for Stage 2 of the upgrade project.

Also, $8.5 million will be delivered for Monbulk College to deliver a major new upgrade.

Upwey High School Principal, Tom Daly, said the announcements have been the culmination of many years of planning.

"We've been speaking about this since 2009 in terms of a possible project; no-one is looking at the short term," Mr Daly said.

"This is a 40-year horizon ... we don't want something that's going to fall apart in 10 years; we really do think the designs we've ended up with are really heading in the right direction.

"You often hear very negative things about what's happening in schools, but I've got to tell you - what's happening at the moment in Victoria is world-leading ... I think it's a real game-changer in the education state."

Mr Daly said the sod-turning marked a proud moment in the school's history.

"For us here at Upwey High School, this is an amazing situation. We don't get too many times like this in the history of the school where things can be turned around so quickly," he said.

Mr Daly praised the work of James Merlino, with whom he has worked on the project for over a decade.

Mr Merlino said it was a good day for the school and his government.

"This is what you call a passion project.

There are some projects that have been a long time in the making and are quite special. And

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Bus crashes into tree

By Derek Schlennstedt At approximately 7am on 4 May, a minibus carrying 11 passengers lost control and slammed into a tree in Monbulk.

Belgrave Police told the Mail that the minibus was travelling along Monbulk Road, towards Monbulk when the driver lost control around a slight bend, opposite Carcoola Road.

The driver, a woman in her early 60s, was briefly trapped, requiring the help of CFA crews to free her.

Paramedics at the scene assessed all the passengers, though only the driver suffered injuries who was then flown to the Alfred Hospi-

tal with non-life-threatening injuries.

Senior Constable, Jordan Kavanagh from Belgrave Police told the Mail that the driver and passengers were "very lucky".

"The female driver sustained leg injuries that were non-life threatening and she was air lifted to the Alfred Hospital," Snr Const Kavanagh said.

"She was coming into Monbulk and lost control due to the road surfaces on this corner, over-corrected it and mounted the curb into the tree ... she was very lucky."

Snr Const Kavanagh warned motorists to take care and reduce their speed in the wet weather.

About 7am on 4 May, a minibus carrying 11 passengers lost control and slammed into a tree in Monbulk.

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View bright at nursery, as contract shored up future

By Derek Schlennstedt Australia's largest social enterprise production nursery, Yarra View Nursery, has taken its first steps into the commercial sector.

The Mount Evelyn-based nursery has been awarded a $500,000 contract to supply plants for the Victorian Government Level Crossing Removal Project.

The project is part of a State Government initiative that requires three percent of all infrastructure contracts to deliver social benefits alongside the goods or services provided.

Those social benefits are certainly being delivered, as Yarra View provides supported employment services for people living with a disability.

Of the 110 workers that Yarra View Nursery employs, 90 have either autism, or a physical or intellectual disability.

As a result of procuring the contract, General Manager at Knoxbrooke Enterprises, Scott Buckland, said they can continue to respond to

From left; Scott Buckland, Brenton, Shenee, Dani and Sophie among the plants which will be going toward the Mernda Rail Extension. 180394 the increasing demand for jobs.

"It is a fantastic result that allows us the confidence to continue employing more people," Mr Buckland said.

"It basically gives us a lot of confidence to be able to employ more people, and offer a lot of

our current employees extra hours.

"Our mission is to offer work to as many people as we possibly can."

With a friendly work environment, and the chance to gain experience, it's no surprise that there is a waiting list for those wanting a job.

Move to light, bright site

By Derek Schlennstedt An emergency relief centre is just as its name suggests - a place established to provide support and essential needs to persons affected by an emergency.

Though, for the Dandenong Ranges Emergency Service Group, servicing the community has become more difficult.

As the need increases across the area, so, too, has the difficulty in supporting the community from an aging and cramped building.

Now, 20 years after moving into their little ramshackle cramped space next to the Cameo, DRERS has now relocated to the lower section of the Belgrave Community Hub and have the space to flourish.

Frank Watson, President of DRERS, reflected on the 20 years of community work and how much it's grown.

"I was thinking on the way up here that it all started from a second hand freezer in the

Sophie McGill, an employee of seven years, said she's been able to learn a lot about horticulture and has worked her way up the gardening ladder.

"Just the area of work .. working in horticulture and the people are very nice ... I've changed groups from the dispatch to the fern group, so I get a bit more experience," she said.

The 12-acre nursery is owned by the not-forprofit Knoxbrooke Enterprises and is renowned for producing high quality plants, which it supplies to major retail chains, including Bunnings.

Annually, they produce more than one million plants, ranging from ferns and camellias, to fuchsias and bonsai.

Mr Buckland said another 100,000 plants for the Rail Project would pose no problem to their working capacity.

"For the rail project, we'll provide over 100,000 plants ... we produce well over one million, so in terms of capacity it's a significant increase," he said.

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workshop under my house, to now a million dollar building ... that's not a bad step," he said.

"We're all so pleased to be in this place ... it's a whole different atmosphere, to look at a place like this with the rooms we have, the facilities we have, what more could we ask for and we have the support of the council to thank for that."

DRERS offers support to people who are homeless and disadvantaged.

That support comes in the form of food, food vouchers, payment of prescriptions, clothing vouchers, and assistance with paying bills, advocacy, referrals and crisis counselling.

Unfortunately, the need for support in various ways has increased in recent years and Tania Bevan, manager at DRERS, said in their previous location there just wasn't any "room to grow".

"It's light and bright and it's really exciting to be here ... we do miss our little old building

however this is so much better," she said.

"Hopefully, we can keep doing what we've been doing for the last 20 years but even better; it's more comfortable for us to work in and more comfortable for people to access our service now.

"It makes all the jobs we do easier ... we can all work together more closely and make those internal referrals too, if someone comes in for emergency relief and they have eaten for a while we can make them a breakfast to give them a meal straight-away."

With a kitchen, large spacious lunch area, numerous offices, showers and two referral offices, the space is a vast improvement on their previous location.

"It's a really good place for people to come along and have a meal and feel connected with their community, and of course if they need to access the other services in the building it's all in the one place now which is really good," Ms Bevan said.

Trees at Burnham Beeches cut down Police are seeking information regarding the removal of 60 trees at Burnham Beeches.

The fruit trees, a mix of plum, pomegranate, lemon, apple and cherry trees were cut down by what is believed to have been a battery operated saw, sometime on 3 May before 3pm.

Olinda leading Senior Constable, Andrew Herdman said the trees were all sliced off at the base, with little to no sawdust on the ground.

The fruit trees were located near the western side of the car park at Burnham Beeches.

Of the 60 fruit trees, 30 were Apple, six were plum, 17 were lemon, three were cherry, and four were pomegranate trees.

Estimated at $300 each, the damages comes to $18,000.

Anyone with information or who has seen anything is urged to contact Leading Senior Constable Andrew Herdman at Olinda Police Station on 9751 1241.

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Preservation of platypus The Yarra Valley has a beautiful mix of hills, wineries, rivers, parks and leafy suburbs. The Valley is very old and we are blessed to have such a place to live and raise our families. As I approach my retirement I think more on the importance of preserving the natural environment for the next generation to come.

Conservation is part of the core of Liberal Party philosophy. We are charged with protecting and improving what we inherited from those generations before us and it is our duty to pass on that inheritance to the next generation. I think back in our Yarra Valley's history to when the former Kennett Government introduced planning protection on the Valley

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to prevent inappropriate development. We can look back even further to the Liberal Premier, Sir Henry Bolte, who in 1967 created the Yellingbo Reserve to protect our state's faunal emblem, the Helmeted Honey Eater. I, myself, began my political career protecting our Valley from excessive development.

I am now becoming extremely concerned about the indiscriminate and thoughtless killing of one of Australia's iconic wildlife, the platypus. Too many platypus are being needlessly drowned in enclosed yabby traps such as opera net traps and drum traps. Use of these nets is illegal in public waterways like creeks and rivers but, unfortunately, are legal for use on private property.

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A group of Dandenong Ranges residents made their message clear at the Great Train Race on Sunday 29 May. While brandishing banners, and with some wearing costumes, members gathered below the Selby Trestle Bridge to call for an end to logging and the creation of a new national park. Member Rob Pergl, from Upwey, said the race is a reminder "that we have it really lucky here in the Dandenongs".

LETTERS I, for one, would approve of my taxes going to subsidies for farmers to stop the disgustingly cruel live export of sheep, rather than the many stupid things the government spends our money on.

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Even if the government was interested in monitoring the treatment of our animals, it would clearly be impossible to do so.

The only way to ensure our animals are not subjected to atrocities is to end live export.

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ians by needlessly sending millions of gentle Australian animals to a brutal, terrifying and agonizing death by ritual slaughter.

Regardless of what measures are put in place to reduce deaths at sea, the reality is that once our animals are sold to foreign buyers we have absolutely no control over what happens to them.

Just last week, Animals Australia released footage of sheep at a Qatar abattoir being mercilessly beaten.

They also learned that Australian sheep from this same abattoir were being illegally sold to private buyers.

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Anger over school ‘snub’

By Peter Douglas Yarra Ranges Special Developmental School's parents and school council have been left feeling dejected and angered after again missing out on state funds.

The Victorian Government unveiled its State Budget on Monday 30 April, with many schools around the Yarra Ranges securing funding windfalls.

Special schools around the state, too, have fared relatively well, with the Andrews Government announcing multi-million promises to numerous large facilities, including the Niddrie Campus of the Western Autistic School, the Wangaratta District Specialist School and the Traralgon Education Regeneration Project.

However, the Mount Evelyn-based school has missed out, despite comprising almost entirely of portable classrooms.

Parent and School Council Vice President, Emily Withers, said the students deserve better.

"The school buildings were meant to be temporary structures back when they were built in the 1970s, yet it's still here, as other schools are awarded funds for upgrades," she said.

"The only bricks and mortar building we have is the Early Years Centre, which acts as the facade of the school.

"I'm angry and something needs to be done. It's not about the politics; it's about what's good for the children ... and this isn't good enough."

Ms Withers has three children who attend the school; Tyler, 11, Hayden, 8, and Sarah, 6.

All children have an undiagnosed genetic disorder and are non-verbal.

"My daughter has 12 years to go at the school and we'd like to see some positive change," she said.

"They attend a mainstream school one day

Specialist Teacher Shane Spence with Students Daniel (with the phone) and Alistair. The students celebrated the 1000th episode of their ME TV in 2015. 145626 per week, and there is a big difference between the schools, in terms of facilities and even atmosphere."

Before the announcement, a Master Plan had been prepared for the construction of new buildings for the school.

The plan includes separate buildings for junior, middle and senior years; as well as playspaces for the students.

Shadow Minister for Education, Tim Smith, told the 'Mail' he'll be working with the school in the lead-up to the election, also visiting the site on Monday 7 April.

"We're meant to be the education state, but this seems to be merely a slogan," he said.

"I'll be meeting with the school and parents. We're in the process of developing election pledges, but I'm keen to have a good look

around the school."

Meanwhile, both Ms Withers and School Council president, Jenny Hall, penned a letter to Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews.

"Yarra Ranges SDS ... has been contacting the Minister for Education on a regular basis pleading for substantial capital works funding to address the appalling state of our school buidings," the letter read.

"We were promised a paltry $500,000 in mid-2017, which has been used for the development of a master plan, as well as a new build of an administration building. This was the only thing we could build, given our funding limitations.

"Our students and their families already endure the indignity of poor financial health, poor personal health and - in the majority of

cases - divorce and split families. 35% of our families are single-parent families in the 2018 school year alone; 47% of our families are in receipt of the Camps, Spots and Excursion funding.

"We seek to provide the best possible education to their children, using the latest and proven approaches to special education while simultaneously providing their parents with advice and support."

In response to pleas, Monbulk MP and Minister for Education, James Merlino said the Labor Government hadn't ignored the school.

"We invested $500,000 in the 2017-18 Victorian Budget for Yarra Ranges Special Developmental School to upgrade and modernise its facilities," Mr Merlino said.

"The proposed works include building new general purpose classrooms, administration and learning spaces and a cafe, as well as removing two portables.

"In mid-2017, we appointed Hede Architects to work with the school on numerous design stages, including developing the floor plans, elevations and sections."

Mr Merlino said the Victorian School Building Authority and the school are determining the finer details such as materials and finishes, the landscape plan and engineering, electrical and structural elements.

"It is anticipated that construction will commence in mid-2018, with works being complete by mid-2019," he said.

"We are delivering an unprecedented 70 new school projects across Victoria through an investment of more than $3.8 billion as part of the Education State.

"This includes the biggest investment in Yarra Ranges schools in the area's history."

Mr Merlino said the Government will continue to work with the school on their infrastructure needs and will consider future funding as part of the usual budget processes.

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Ready2Go statewide

By Derek Schlennstedt

Lisa McKenzie (CFA) Harriet McCallum (Lord Mayors charitable foundation) Fiona Sewell Amanda Lamont (Australian Institute of Disaster Resilience AIDR) Alex White (Gandel Philanthropy) Bridget Tehan ( Victorian Council of Social Services VCOSS) Steve Cameron (Emergency Management Victoria) Wayne Collins and Blythe McLennan (RMIT) make up the Ready2Go state reference group.

Much of their work includes ensuring people are keeping cool and well-hydrated in times of high heat, or communicating the severity of a weather event.

Ready2Go Team Leader Wayne Collins said it was important to support Victoria's ageing population, especially in rural locations, where transport and the ability to receive informa-

tion is harder. ''We know that supporting vulnerable people to remain living within their communities, and helping them to have strong social connections can be an important part of improving health outcomes and becoming more resilient, and Ready2Go does that," he said.

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y2Go has been key in helping vulnerable people feel safe, stay safe, feel like part of their community, to become more involved in their community and to live independently."

Ready2Go is jointly funded by Gandel Philanthropy and Lord Mayor's Charitable Foundation, through the Eildon and Anne Foote Trust.

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Vulnerable people in urban and rural communities across Victoria are set to benefit from a Cockatoo community based and led initiative.

Echo Youth and Family Services is a local welfare based organisation in Emerald, and is behind the community-led program Ready2Go, that supports vulnerable people in times of extreme weather.

The Ready2Go disaster resilience program, partners trained volunteers with those who might find themselves in trouble in cases of extreme weather, such as elderly people or those with a disability.

Set up following the 2009 bush fires, Echo has since been working in cooperation with Emergency Management Victoria to expand the successful Cockatoo based Ready2Go program with a further ten communities over the next two years.

Fiona Sewell Project Co-ordinator said that under the program volunteers check in on those more vulnerable individuals in our communities, ensuring they are safe and well and to help them relocate if necessary.

She said that often friendships developed, and would lead to assisting those individuals in other ways too.

"It's not just bush fires ... what it means is you still have someone in your local community you've developed a friendship with and that gives these people contact with the world around them too," Ms Sewell said.

"Even in the city, for example; high-rise towers and so much concrete in a relatively small area means they don't really don't cool down in the same way ... perhaps they can't afford to be running air con and be able to maintain a safe body temperature. ... So that's where Ready2Go fills the gap."

"Someone who's able to check up on the most vulnerable members of our community."

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BELGRAVE 11 Bellbird Street

3A 1B 2C Reclaim your weekends at this wonderful home near Birdsland Reserve’s renowned walks and bike trails. Set upon a manageable block with level, low-maintenance garden, this home is designed with family in mind in the open plan kitchen, meals area, and lounge with wood ire.

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1,020 sq m approx.

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Suzie Brannelly 0425 872 799

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MONBULK 9 David Street

5A 3B 3C Maximise your investment at this large, lovely home ideal for multi-generational living. Walk to schools and shops, enjoy views from the upper 2 living areas, and garden outlooks from the lower level kitchen and lounge. Extras include a bungalow, garage, carport, and workshop.

For Sale Price

$750,000 - $820,000

Land

1,431 sq m approx.

Contact

Richard Wines 0418 173 225

OLINDA 182-184 Falls Road

6A 5B 8C Live the innkeeper lifestyle at ‘Cambridge Cottages B&B’. Proitable, reputable and ready for new owners, this gorgeous residence set amongst level landscaped gardens ofers an updated 1940s residence, modern 2-bedroom apartment, and 2 studio cottages with warm gas log ires.

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$1.5 - $1.65 million

Land

4,886 sq m approx.

Contact

Scott Allison 0407 855 547 Glenn Gardiner 0418 376 144

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COCKATOO 23 Devon Avenue

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A Country Charmer On One Acre!

Family Living, Flexible Floor Plan

Charming Character Weatherboard On 1349m2!

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PRICE $670,000 - $710,000 INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Justin Barrot 0438 683 781 Emerald 5968 4522

PRICE $595,000 - $650,000 INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Riley Nicholas 0488 501 218 Emerald 5968 4522

PRICE $630,000 - $693,000 INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Lyn Beckwith 0419 324 409 Emerald 5968 4522

Macclesield 6 Coopers Road

COCKATOO 3 Maillard Street

GEMBROOK 2 Boyd Road

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Who Said You Couldn’t Get Into The Property Market?

Unique 5 Acre Property For Nature Lovers And Horse Enthusiasts!

FOR SALE

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PRICE $1,100,000 - $1,200,000 INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Justin Barrot 0438 683 781 Emerald 5968 4522

PRICE $490,000 - $539,000 INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Lana Maher 0408 535 075 Emerald 5968 4522

PRICE $790,000 - $869,000 INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Lyn Beckwith 0419 324 409 Emerald 5968 4522

GEMBROOK 16 Quinn Road

GEMBROOK 2711 Gembrook Launching Place Rd

Macclesield 17 Oxford Downs Road

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The Perfect Country Property With Massive Shed

Peaceful & Private 11 Acres!

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PRICE $880,000 - $960,000 INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Justin Barrot 0438 683 781 Emerald 5968 4522

PRICE $870,000 - $950,000 INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Riley Nicholas 0488 501 218 Emerald 5968 4522

PRICE $950,000 - $1,045,000 INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Gayle Barrot 0408 195 767 Emerald 5968 4522

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Jan Brewster

Donna Scherp

Dineke Simpson

Jan is a highly accomplished hardworking Sales Consultant who is committed to providing her vendors and purchasers with impeccable customer service. Jan is driven to achieve optimum results for her clients. Jan was awarded the Gold Achiever Award in Sales for Victoria, along with the Agent of Choice Award for outstanding real estate service and customer experience, 2017. Call Jan for your FREE appraisal on 0409 558 805

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Rebekah and the strong all woman team at OBrien real estate Tecoma pride themselves on professional service, commitment and vast knowledge of the local area.

With the team having a wealth of experience we can assist you whatever your real estate needs are.

With an understanding from a women’s perspective knowing how stressful it can be when selling or buying we aim to give support, confidence whilst striving for the best possible outcome.

From Rebekah and the team at OBrien Tecoma we wish our mothers and your mothers a very Happy Mother’s day.

Having always worked in customer service, my move to real estate was an easy decision. The thing I love the most about working in this industry is meeting people and helping them achieve a great result whether they are buying or selling property. I initially joined Fletchers as a member of the Property Management team, and this gave me a great amount of knowledge and experience working with landlords and their tenants. Most sales agents don’t have this experience dealing with rental properties so if you are a landlord wanting to sell your investment property or an investor needing advice on purchasing a property, I am the agent for you. My other point of difference is my local knowledge and networking skills. I strive for excellence in everything I do. As a life-long Monbulk resident with a love of the hills I love selling the highlights of living in the Dandenong Ranges to potential buyers. If you would like an obligation free market appraisal or simply some advice on the real estate market do not hesitate to call me.

“A pleasure to work with” Vendor Review - Recommended by Sueb91714

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April 2018 We found Jenni to be professional, helpful and very approachable with an excellent local knowledge. She is a real ‘people’s person’ who enjoys her career and we felt very comfortable with her throughout the process. Her excellent networking produced assistance when we needed it and she also achieved a price above our expectations.

We strongly recommend her.

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Katie Woods sales manager, Emerald

WHERE THERE'S A WOODS, THERE'S A WAY! I knew this woman was the right one for us the moment she walked through the front gate. Her kindly, confident, professional manner was evident as she quietly soaked up her surrounds, as was a hint of her wicked sense of humour.She walked into the emotional minefield that was the sale of our home and tred with both care and efficiency. She was all over it every step of the way, and then some! We felt extremely comfortable and always confident she would get the best outcome and she did not disappoint! From music playing to offerings of cake baking and boot-camp-esque negotiations, Katie gives, and gives, and gives. What a woman. After a thoroughly enjoyable campaign and a successful sale, we're kind of missing having her around maybe it's the accent ...Product review 10/10 HIGHLY recommended.

Nicole - 15 Church Road, Menzies Creek (Vendor Review)

amanda charles principAL of kaye charles real estate

IMPECCABLE SERVICE AND COMMUNICATION Having Amanda as our Agent made a stressful situation so much easier. Her communication through every step of the process was amazing and we always knew what to expect and what was going on with the sale of our home. Her negotiation skills are second to none and we were blown away with how fantastic the whole experience was. I am quite sure we wouldn't have received such a great outcome if we didn't have Amanda by our side.

Thank-you for everything Amanda. Will definitely be recommending Kaye Charles Real Estate to all of our family and friends.

Jasmine - 18 Kathleen Court, Beaconsfield (Vendor Review)

jeanine presley sales manager, beaconsfield

AN AGENT WITH INTEGRITY I would highly recommend Jeanine Presley to sell your property. Jeanine's local market knowledge, integrity, sage advice and unwavering support during the long process of getting my property ready for market, and during the sale process, was invaluable. It didn't matter how many questions I asked (or probably how many times) but Jeanine was always happy to have a full and frank discussion about every and all aspects of market preparation and the selling process. Her information was detailed and there were no glib brush offs. Jeanine's knowledge of the local market and how my property sat within it, along with an understanding of all the features of the property, ensured that it was marketed appropriately by ¬an agent who "got" the property.

k(Vendor a Jenny - 5 Valley Drive, Beaconsfield UPPERkayecharles.com.au Review) 12A Kilvington Drive Emerald Vic 3782 Ph 03 5954 0900¬ emerald@kayecharles.com.au¬ ¬kayecharles.com.au Source: Rate My Agent 2018

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388 Glenfern Road Upwey

$850,000 - $920,000

56 Braeside Dr Launching Place

$780,000 - $850,000

Character Filled Family Home

A Romantic Classic

Filled with character, charm and elegance, this immaculate family abode is everything you’ve been searching for and more. Located in the idyllic suburb of Upwey and close to all the fantastic restaurants, cafes, shops, Schools and transport, this home has so much to offer.

From the moment you step through the entrance of the home, you instantly appreciate the quality and attention to detail that has been put into this much loved home. The home comprises ive spacious bedrooms, four with built in robes and master bedroom with a large walk in robe and full ensuite and a large central bathroom with bath to service all other bathrooms. Complimented by ten foot ceilings with ornate cornices and ceiling roses, the home is adorned by magniicent polished timber loor boards and offers a stunning entertainers kitchen boasting Caesar stone bench-tops, stainless steel appliances, breakfast bar and a servery overlooking one of two large living areas which open out onto a fabulous alfresco decking and backyard.

Walk up onto your front porch and take a step back in time to this beautiful class illed home. The entrance hall entices you through to a period feast with the most incredible cornice work and ceiling roses depicting the era of Edwardian merging with Californian Bungalow. The home features 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 3 light illed living areas and all on a beautiful lat allotment of over 1/3rd of an acre with northerly Mountain Views. A circular driveway brings you into the property with cottage gardens framing the home and painting a beautiful picture. Extras include natural gas ducted heating, split system heating and cooling, updated kitchen and bathroom, fully fenced, double garage, man cave, slow combustion wood heater, double hung and lead light windows, French doors leading to a rear undercover deck and the list continues.

Contact: Samantha Price 0438 795 190 Inspection: Sat 2:00-2:30pm (Photo ID Required)

Contact: Ryan Bell 0417 052 297

10 Wild Cherry Road Montrose

$700,000 - $770,000

Warburton

$500,000 - $550,000

Charming Family Home with a View!

Cute, Quaint and Convenient.

Sitting on approximately 1027m2, this beautiful three-bedroom family home is one full of pleasant surprises and an inspection is sure to impress. ith a loating loorboard entryway and intricate ornate cornicing throughout the property, this home boasts character and charm whilst the freshly updated carpets and curtains in the recently revamped living/dining area bring a modern touch to the property.

With 3 decent sized bedrooms all with built-in robes, the main bedroom featuring two double door robes and stunning views over the valley, two separate bathrooms one with a shower, and the other itted with a bath) plus a separate WC, there is no shortage of convenience and space for all members of the family. The light illed kitchen, itted with new stone bench top, provides ample storage and features a double Delonghi electric oven and 7-burner electric glass hotplate with an adjacent meals area and access to the paved outdoor entertaining area, this kitchen/dining space is great for busy families and hosting events.

Exclusively on offer, in a prime Warburton location is this country cottage you’d be proud to call home. The property is positioned perfectly to obtain mountain and Yarra River views. Upon entry you instantly feel at home with the Coonara in the kitchen creating an ambient feel. The kitchen boasts plenty of cupboard space and generous bench space to use all while cooking up a storm and entertaining.

The living space brings a calming feel with high ceilings, split system and doors lowing out onto a glorious deck. The two bedrooms are both complete with ceiling fans and split systems. The main bedroom has the added luxury of doors opening onto the decking. Situated on approx. 1400sqm of rustic country gardens and meandering brick paths.

Currently running as a B&B you have the opportunity to try before you buy this charming cottage.

Contact: Jarrod Peterson 0409 408 544

Contact: Rebecca Doolan 0401 832 068

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3 Majetic Drive Eerad

$7, - $82,

6 Begrave Avenue ockatoo

$63, - $68,

Pretty a a Picture on ½ an Acre

Hidden Ge behind the Hedge!

Offered for ae i thi Hi faiy hoe ocated within waking ditance to a that thriving Eerad ha to offer. The beautifuy reented hoe corie of 3 BD u tudy or th BD. The graciou Mater uite ha bacony acce for taking in the ovey tree outook, WI & enuite. The further 2 good ized BD are on the ground eve a i the faiy bathroo, iving roo, ea & kitchen with taine aiance & enty of torage. Feature of the hoe incude ceetia ceiing, oihed oorboard, new caret, ducted vacuu yte, GDH & evaorative cooing.

Outdoor entertaining i a eaure with undercover & encoed deck with café bind & the tranqui garden ha a ih ond with water feature, vegie atch, hedging, fruit tree & owering ecien tree. ar are covered with a eaed drive, DBL carort & DBL garage/workho.

Thi fantatic roerty i ituated on a beautifu 3/ acre genty oing bock with dua acce fro a eaed road & waking ditance to ockatoo’ aenitie. The hoe offer a aciou ooran with oen an kitchen/dining & iving area. The country tye kitchen with Backwood cuboard ha a wood ired tove for aazing baked good a we a a conventiona tove for convenience & the ounge roo ha a brick feature wa with wood heater & wood torage. Add to thi the BD, there are  of the, 3 have BI, the Mater with enuite & you’ ove the faiy bathroo with unken a bath for reaxing after a ong day. Entertaining outdoor i covered with a aved undercover entertaining area & the ark ike back yard i oty ceared with a  x 6 hed with concrete oor & ower, a chicken run & cubby houe for the kid.

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22 Bates Avenue Upper Ferntree Gully

$780,000 - $820,000

21 Ferny Creek Avenue Upper Ferntree Gully

$780,000 - $850,000

FAMILY LIVING WITH BEAUTIFUL VIEWS

SUNNY TRI-LEVEL STUNNER WITH PHENOMENAL VIEWS!

This 2 storey home has been taken care of by the same family since 1985. The loorplan is extremely versatile & although currently consisting of 3 beds & 2 studies, it could easily be used as a 4 bed home plus study. The lounge room and dining are simply gorgeous and allow you to look out over the nearby Hills. Situated on a large 1/3 acre block there is plenty of space for any sized family to enjoy.

Contact: Sharyn Chandler 0439 882 442 Inspection: Contract Agent (Photo ID Required)

If you have been looking for a family home with a great layout, plenty of sun, gorgeous views, and a seable block in a prime location then look no frther  becase this is enitely it fferin  Bedrooms, 3 spacious living areas including stunning open plan kitchen/living with lofty high ceilings, trendy modern kitchen and excellent undercover decking area, perfect for entertaining. ontact am amson 21 2  Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

3/48 Edward Street Belgrave

201/7-9 Birch Street Bayswater

$620,000 - $680,000

$370,000 - $407,000

ICONIC FOXES HOLLOW – HILLS ARCHITECTURE AT ITS VERY BEST

PENTHOUSE LIVING WITH STUNNING SUNSET VIEWS

Sustainable Development principles underscore the design of this breathtaking home. Offering; high en ality xtres  ttins throhot stylishly renoate ith interity on a orth facin block xtensie otoor entertainin  commnal liin spaces  a seamless connection beteen inoor  otoor liin. or more information on this nie property isit bellrealestate.com.a.

Contact: Rebecca Halit 0429 888 367 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

eel on top of the orl in this stnnin moern penthose apartment that is ieal for rst home buyers, downsizers, professional couples & investors alike. offering; Large master bedroom with BIRs & balcony access, modern kitchen, quality bathroom with a huge shower & neatly tucked away Euro lanry spacios lone room loin throh sliin oors to an enormos snlle balcony.

Contact: Sam Adamson 0421 023 760 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

55 Alexander Avenue Upwey

6 Temple Road Belgrave South

Charming Weatherboard Cottage

Ranch Style Living

erfect for the rst home byer the inestor the onsier or renoator This aint hills cottae ith oriinal featres is har to look past. eatrin to berooms an to bathrooms in the main home aster ith open ensite pls stio ith bathroom this nassmin home aaits its ne oner to restore its itality an appreciate the fablos  acre block hich it is sitate pon. Timber loor boars throhot hih ceilins an loas of character this offerin packs reat ale an proies a blank canas for its ne oner. The cottae offers oble car arae an seale rieay. ombine ith an entertainers cortyar an establishe arens this home is ieal for year ron entertainin. lace in an ieal location only a short stroll to cafes shops schools an pblic transport.

The ranch style brick residence with bull nose veranda sits perfectly into the landscape with low maintenance gardens on a near lat 128 sm approx parcel. The master site  full ENS is positioned at one end of the home, inc the formal lone  inin area arme by a oo heater pls as heatin. The central hb focses on the ne hite kitchen  islan breakfast bench ith  appliances. The liinmeals area connects ith the kitchen  los into the r liin one ia slate loors throh rench oors exposin timber line hih ceilins  a 2n oo re The kis in hoses  berms   bathrm ith separate  a sty area opens out to the private decking incl a fenced off area for the spa. omplete the infrastrctre ith extensie shein workshop plus plenty of undercover storage with access off the rieay for trailers ect.

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11 Olinda Monbulk Road, Olinda com.au

$870,000-$950,000

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Behold - a Baba Desi trip

By Derek Schlennstedt Who is Baba Desi? The question has long weighed on the minds of those living in the Dandenong ranges.

Residents are used to seeing his welcoming smile and unique fashion sense as he makes his way down Belgrave Main Street. Nearly every day of the week he can be seen enjoying a chai in front of Grunge Cafe.

Despite his celebrity status - appearances on Billy Connolly and Coxy's Big Break - not much is known of his past, and the beloved icon often avoids talking about himself.

Though, now his story is being told in a short 12 minute film titled 'Baba Desi' that will feature at the St Kilda Festival on 19 May. Local Upwey Filmmaker and Director of the movie, Alex Lowes said that having lived in Tecoma since he was he was a boy, he was always fascinated by the man dubbed 'the Belgrave Wizard'.

"I guess living in Tecoma since I was very, very little, I've always seen him walking around."

"Even when i was just 3-4-years-old, he's always been around, and a lot of people know of him but not much about him," Alex said.

In 12 short minutes the film tells the story of Des Bergen who in the Dandenong Ranges has transformed himself into 'Baba Desi' — an activist, local icon and (most notably) a wizard.

"I've compiled a bunch of interviews with him, to tell the story," Alex said.

"It starts off biographical and tells the story of who he was before he became this wizard figure and how he transformed into that."

Though, the movie will feature at the St Kilda Film Festival, Alex said he was keen to bring

A short 12 minute film titled ''Baba Desi'' will feature at the St Kilda Film Festival on 19 May. it up to the Dandenong Ranges too.

The movie has taken several months to create, and Alex thanked his colleagues Llewellyn

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By Derek Schlennstedt Inspired by tales of the Holden Brothers Travelling Circus, and as a tribute to them, singer, songwriter and media personality Mark Holden weaves his own colourful history into theirs.

With his own history as vivid, fascinating and hilarious as his family's, his new show' Mark Holden's The Greatest Show on Earth' lives up to its name and is a personal ode to the resilience of family, music, tradition, humour and hard work.

"This is the sum total of how I see the world and my life in humour ... it's the story of my family circus," Mr Holden said.

Of course his family history would include clowns. One-legged trapeze artist Adolphus Holden founded The Holden Brothers Travelling Circus in 1892 and travelled through the bush with his family of 12 on horse-drawn wagons, showing in every village and hamlet from Geelong to Ceduna and back.

Little did Adolphus know that his legacy would be passed down from generation to generation and continue to this day.

"The Holden's came to the Bellarine Peninsula in 1852, and one branch started this circus in 1892 and that was the family circus," he said.

"They travelled by horse and carriage all the way to Ceduna and all the way through NSW . In those times there were just small villages so they had to live off the land ... so it's an exercise of resilience, and that's something I celebrate."

"The background is the story of the circus and the family tradition of handing of songs and singing and the culture of that."

In his show the fantastical, bygone era of The Holden Brothers Travelling Circus lives on through the marriage of music and stories with classic family circus footage providing a mesmerising backdrop to the tales and songs spun by Mark.

The Show will play at Montrose Town Centre on Saturday 12 May from 8pm.

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Annihilates your senses Annihilation Rated MAI5+

Mark Holden''s Greatest Show on Earth will mesmerize audiences at Montrose Town Centre with stories and songs that tell of his family history and the family circus.

Annihilation is a mesmerising science fiction drama directed by Alex Garland.

The Shimmer, a slowly-expanding bubble of mutating countryside, forms in the southern United States after a meteorite strike, and Army biologist Lena (Natalie Portman) is part of an all-female team dispatched to investigate the Shimmer.

Annihilation is a brooding, supremely atmospheric exploration of tone, setting and character and how they influence each other.

Portman portrays Lena with a sombre grace, and Jennifer Jason Leigh, playing squad leader Dr Ventress, delivers one of the most accurate cinematic depictions of a high-functioning sociopath: she isn't cruel, but clearly lacks empathy, and is singleminded in her mission to the point of callousness.

Both familiar and unearthly, the Shimmer is a breathtakingly beautiful setting full of macabre imagery and grotesque animal hybrids.

One such hybrid provides one of the most chilling horror sequences in years.

The entire squad has intriguing, well-developed personalities, and the Shimmer relieves or exacerbates their personal demons. As the team delves deeper into the warped beauty of the Shimmer, their paranoia escalates organically and they come to question their own humanity, and Lena uncovers an unfathomable intelligence behind the Shimmer and learns more about the mysterious disappearance of her husband Kane (Oscar Isaac).

Annihilation feels like the kind of film that visionary Russian director Andrei Tarkovsky would have made today, and it's available for streaming on Netflix.

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By Cameron Hutchison Round 3 was played in damp conditions and as a result some surprise results were the order of the day with some good football and netball witnessed by club's supporters and the Yarra Valley Community.

The winners in senior football: Belgrave, Healesville, Monbulk, Upwey Tecoma, Woori Yallock, Gembrook Cockatoo, a draw between Powelltown & Alexandra, Yarra Junction and Yarra Glen.

A Grade netball winners: Olinda Ferny Creek, Belgrave, Monbulk Hawks, Woori Yallock, Upwey Tecoma, Kinglake, Yea, Powelltown and Seville.

Division 1 Seniors Football Healesville 7.16.58 d Olinda Ferny Creek 6.9.45 Healesville have got their second win for the season after surprising the early flag favourites. Healesville had 9 scoring shots to 1 in the first quarter but needed to finish better and as a result of being a bit wasteful in front of goal there lead at qtr time was just 23 points. Olinda clawed their way back in the second, holding Healesville goalless and kicked 2.2 to reduce the margin to 10 points at half-time. Healesville lifted in the third and kicked 2 goals to 1 to have a handy lead of 16 points at three-quarter time. Healesville threw everything at the goals in the last but could only kick 1 goal as they wasted opportunities again kicking 7 behinds.

At the end of the day it was still enough at the final siren.

Healesville Best: R. Clarke, N. Mende, J. McGrath, L. Daly, J. Nugent (1 goal), D. Plozza Olinda Ferny Creek Best: J. Rankin, D. Wilson, B. Currie, D. Troutman, S. Atkinson, M. Hottes Belgrave 12.17.89 d Warburton-Millgrove 10.13.73 Belgrave have got their first win for the season after coming from behind in the last quarter to snatch it from Warburton. Warburton got off to a great start kicking 7 goals to 4 and went into quartertr time with a 15-point lead. Belgrave found something in the second and outscored Warburton, kicking 3.4 to 1.4 to be only 3 points down at half-time. The third quarter was very quiet from both sides and they both struggled to make any impact on the scoreboard. Neither side could kick a major and the margin was reduced to 2 points in Warburton's favour. Belgrave switched it on in the last and outplayed Warburton kicking 5.4 to 2.4 to come away with a hard earned 4 points.

Belgrave Best: B. Raaymakers, J. Toole (1 goal), C. Power, M. Johnson (2 goals), P. Gough, J. McDermott Warburton Millgrove Best: S. Andueza, M. Wappett (1 goal), N. Dodd, B. Ferguson, L. Weir, A. White (3 goals) Monbulk 10.8.68 d Emerald 6.16.52 Monbulk have also got their season started with a come from behind win. Emerald looked like they were on the winning train in the first, kicking 3.5 to 2 behinds and had a lead of 21 points. Monbulk really turned it around in the second, keeping Emerald to just 4 behinds while they kicked 6.1 to be in front at the main break by 12 points. Emerald had more scoring shots than Monbulk in the third, but could not convert and were still behind by 15 points at the last change. The last quarter was tight and neither side could get any momentum going their way. Monbulk had done enough to hang onto the lead and come away with a muchneeded win.

Monbulk Best: J. Rak (1 goal), S. Williams (2 goals), P. Barge (1 goal), N. Sargent (1 goal), S. Van Seters, J. Major Emerald Best: Mat Dompietro (1 goal), Michael Dompietro, C. Thomsen, J. O'Sullivan (1 goal), J. Webb, J. Pedder (2 goals) Upwey-Tecoma 13.18.96 d Mt Evelyn 7.11.53 Upwey Tecoma sit one game clear on top of the ladder after another come from behind win for the day. Mt Evelyn looked like they had this game under control in the first as Upwey could not fire a shot and only kicked 3 behinds to 5.4. Mt Evelyn stopped in the second and did not kick a goal while Upwey kicked 4.4 to be only 5 points behind at the main break. Mt Evelyn came out in the third and was just run over by the Tiger Train with Upwey having 9 scoring shots to 1 and took control of the game and led by 19 points at three-quarter time.

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Impressive shooting: Yea's Mel Martinov.

Yea's coach - Ash Walsh - instructs his players.

An aerial battle between Woori Yallock and Wandin. ladder after this win.

Upwey Tecoma Best: W. Duncan, B. Oates, S. Dawson, L. O'Brien, D. Bell, S. Waters Mt Evelyn Best: R. Hartfield (4 goals), D. Matarazzo (1 goal), A. Gibbons, B. Lord, T. Chalkley, D. Watson Woori Yallock 9.8.62 d Wandin 8.12.60 In one of the closest games of the round, Woori Yallock led from the outset and were never headed. They kicked 4.3 to 1.1 in the 1st to hold a 20-point lead at qtr time. The second quarter was a bit of a non-event with only 1 goal being kicked by Wandin reducing the margin to 11 points at half-time. Woori Yallock extended their lead to 16 points at three-quarter time and it looked like they were home, but Wandin had different ideas in the last kicking 5.3 to 3.1 to nearly snatch victory from the Tigers. Yet again indirect kicking cost a win!

Woori Yallock Best: R. Monkhorst, R. Allen, J. Matthews, C. French, T. Anderson, L. Boontjes Wandin Best: J. Rowe, P. Hodgett (1 goal), S. Wettenhall (3 goals), R. Ross (1 goal), J. Ladner, P. Bruzzese Division 2 Seniors Football Gembrook-Cockatoo 18.13.121 d Kinglake 11.8.74 Gembrook Cockatoo sit sixth on the ladder but are equal second just behind on percentage with Kinglake just above them after a big win. Gembrook travelled up the mountain and were well-prepared for this game. They came out and kicked 6.2 to 4.1 to take a handy lead of 13 points into the second. They piled on another 6 goals in the third to Kinglake's 2 to be 37 points up at half-time. Kinglake tried in the third but Gembrook had all the answers peppering the goals with 9 scoring shots to 6 to be 54 points up at three-quarter time and in full control. Gembrook was a bit wayward in

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the last but really had the game all sewn up; Kinglake kicked 4 straight but it was all too late.

Gembrook-Cockatoo Best: M. Templeton (5 goals), M. Firrito (3 goals), D. Leversha (1 goal), R. Wilson, D. Volta, B. Jones (2 goals) Kinglake Best: A. Burns (7 goals), B. Hamer, J. Crowe, L. Hannah, A. McLaren, B. Brown Powelltown 12.17.89 drew with Alexandra 12.17.89 Powelltown and Alexandra are yet to register a win, but a draw is better than a loss. Alexandra started the game off well, kicking 4.6 to 3.2 in the first and had a lead of 10 points at quarter time. Powelltown fired up in the second, kicking 4.9 to 3.4 to swing the momentum their way and hold the lead by 1 point at half time. They kicked 4.3 to 3.4 in the third to extend that lead to just six points at three-quarter time. It was a tough last quarter and both sides would be disappointed with their conversion rate in front of goal. Alexandra won the quarter but was unable to swing the game their way in the end.

Powelltown Best: T. Ashby (3 goals), G. Sheppard (2 goals), J. Moore, J. Garthwaite (2 goals), D. Rees (3 goals), J. Ashby (3 goals) Alexandra Best: S. Steiner (4 goals), W. Goonan, T. Rouget (1 goal), M. Whitbourn, S. Heveren, S. Woollard (1 goal) Yarra Junction 17.12.114 d Yea 12.14.86 Yea have lost their first game for the season after a come from behind win by Yarra Junction. Tipsters would have picked Yea and things started out that way with Yea taking a 12-point lead into the second quarter. Yarra Junction kicked 4.3 to 1.5 in the second to be in front at the half-time siren by 4 points. The third quarter was a tough slog with neither side really making any headway but the margin was only 1-point in Junction's favour at the

last change. The last quarter was all Junctions with a blistering 6.6 to 2.3 to come away with the upset of the Round for Division 2.

Yarra Junction Best: Not provided so their Goal Kickers: S. Morton (6, goals) T. Wheeler (4 goals), B. Clark (2 goals), A. Chandler (2 goals), T. Boxell (1 goal), S. Hall (1 goal), S. Cannon (1 goal) Yea Best: J. Ryan, J. Sandells, X. O'Dwyer, R. Aldous (1 goal), H. Jarvie, D. Evans (1 goal) Yarra Glen 13.8.86 d Seville 10.18.78 Well what a game this was, certainly a game of two halves. Seville jumped out of the gates with a first quarter that should have seen more goals, but they kicked 3.7 to 1.2 and took the lead at qtr time by 17 points. They bombarded the goals in the second with 9 scoring shots to Yarra Glen's 2 and increased their lead to 34 points. The first half of footy was not pretty from either side and if Seville had capitalised in front of goal this game would have been all over bar the shouting. One goal to half time to Yarra Glen is not impressive but 14 behinds from Seville and most of them from set shots is not good footy either. Yarra Glen turned up the tempo in the third, kicking 5 goals straight to Seville's 3.2 and the game was still in Seville's favour by 24 points. The last quarter was exciting for both team's spectators but, in the end, it was Yarra Glen that stormed home, booting 7.4 to 2.2 to come home with a win by 8 points.

Yarra Glen Best: A. Smith (1 goal), W. Kristelly, W. Goodwin, J. Marks, B. Ashton (2 goals), R. Smith Seville Best: G. Fraser, T. Baker (3 goals), J. Nolan, S. McDonnell, N. O'Keefe (2 goals), A. Wind Thornton Eildon: Bye Under 18s Football Healesville 8.13.61 d Gembrook Cockatoo 6.14.48 Monbulk d Emerald by forfeit Mt Evelyn 15.9.99 d Upwey Tecoma 7.12.54 Warburton Millgrove 14.16.100 d Alexandra 4.6.30 Woori Yallock 12.8.80 d Wandin 7.8.50 Division 1 A Grade Netball Belgrave 51 d Warburton Millgrove 41 Olinda Ferny Creek 87 d Healesville 15 Monbulk Hawks 76 d Emerald 24 Upwey Tecoma 42 d Mt Evelyn 41 Woori Yallock 38 d Wandin 36 Division 2 A Grade Netball Kinglake 93 d Gembrook Cockatoo 15 Powelltown 48 d Alexandra 41 Yea 72 d Yarra Junction 27 Seville 60 d Yarra Glen 29 Thornton Eildon: Bye

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Monbulk juniors in battle Monbulk Junior Footy Club battled against Emerald (most teams), with the girls playing Yarra Glenn and Mount Evelyn.

While many wins weren't recorded, footy is not about one long battle. It's many short battles, one after another, after another. Kids playing sport and enjoying being a part of a team is what it's all about. Go Hawks Under 9s The opposition started strong with a couple of goals, but Monbulk responded well by sticking on their players and applying pressure to every contest. They shared the ball well and showed plenty of skills.

Monbulk v Emerald Z. Koelewyn, R. Koelewyn, L. McConchie, A. Sproat, A. Gray Under 10s Against Emerald, they started off well with all the play early. The game was pretty even for the last three quarters with both sides winning

their share of the ball. Continued improvement and this team are starting to work well together.

Monbulk V Emerald A. Jury, G. Silvester, S. Zaccaria, K. Dockery, R. Crutchley Under 11s First, second and third quarter; Monbulk led and scored great goals in the second and held their own ground. Lost concentration on the fourt and went into panic mode.

Monbulk 1.5.11 v Emerald 4.3.27 L. Sturt, C. Hooper, F. Lews, J. Dawson Jarrah Under 12s Very physical and tough game against a quality opposition. Opportunity to work on some key areas of improvement at training next week.

Monbulk 1.3.9 v Emerald 3.7.25 J. Bateson, J. Koelewyn, A. Teese, L. Smith

Under 14s Blue Against a team that had been struggling to date, it would have been easy for the boys to 'do as they liked'. But it was the opposite. Discipline on show!

Monbulk 16.13.109 v 1.1.7 B. LeeWrenn, K. Timms, B. Smith, C.McLean, L.Bright Under 14s Green Really positive start to the game but went down a soldier at quarter time. When play resumed, they were slow to start. Disappointing but will get better going forward.

Monbulk 2.0.12 v Emerald 2.4.16 A. Rainey, L. Smith, J.Blandthorn, C. Clift, S.Niclasen Under 14s Girls Was a low-scoring game with the girls working hard to be competitive. Working together at a team and working on their skills learnt at training to keep the opposition from scoring

after their first goal.

Monbulk 0.5.5 v Coldstream - Yarra Glenn 1.0.6 A. Hughson, R. Ross, C. Bakker, A. Kostich Under 16s The boys had a big challenge. They were a bit lazy in the first half but worked hard in the second half and finished the game well.

Monbulk 14.8.92 v Emerald 4.7.31 A. Green, C. Separovich, D. Goldburg, J. Niclasen, M. Cameron Under 18s Girls The girls were all giving maximum effort.

They locked the game down after quarter time and took away Mt Evelyn's run. Will keep improving week to week.

Monbulk 1.3.9 v Mt Evelyn 9.10.64 McCormick, Greenwood, S. Turner, L. Koostra

Draw was a fitting result The Olinda-Ferny Creek Junior Football Club is kicking some serious goals, with its girls football program gaining significant interest. So much so, the club is running eight teams for the first time area. In fact, it's so popular they've been forced to split the Under 12s Girls teams into two squads.

Interestingly, the recently played each other for the first time - and the result was a draw!

Pictured is the Olinda Under 12s Girls Red and White teams.

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Montrose Phone: 8761 0688

Round 8 // May 11 - May 13

Round 7

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COMPETITION RESULTS

Fri 11 May 2018 Sat 12 May 2018 Sat 12 May 2018 Sat 12 May 2018

Hawthorn v Sydney Swans GWS Giants v West Coast Eagles Carlton v Essendon Gold Coast Suns v Melbourne

MCG SPO MCG G

7.50pm 1.45pm 2.10pm 4.35pm

Sat 12 May 2018 Sat 12 May 2018 Sat 12 May 2018

Port Adelaide v Adelaide Crows Western Bulldogs v Brisbane Lions Fremantle v St Kilda

AO ES OS

4.40pm 7.25pm 6.10pm

Sun 13 May 2018

North Melbourne v Richmond

ES

1.10pm

Sun 13 May 2018

Collingwood v Geelong Cats

MCG

3.20pm

DEFEATED GWS Giants

WIN Geelong Cats

Gold Coast Suns

Western Bulldogs

Essendon

Hawthorn

Port Adelaide

West Coast EaglesSt

Sydney Swans

North Melbourne

Carlton

Adelaide Crows

Fremantle

Richmond

St Kilda

Melbourne

Brisbane Lions

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MOTORING

Reignite the excitement

The all new Holden Commodore. 180382 available as standard across the entire range.

And with the range starting at just $35,990 driveaway, it all adds up to phenomenal value for money for our customers."

The 2018 Commodore has been the recipient of significant Holden engineering input, designed to ensure the car has the distinctive and engaging feel Australians expect from a Commodore. High-tech driving aides, in addition to years of experience tuning every Commodore from the 1998 VT Commodore onwards, have resulted in Holden's Lead Dynamics Engineer, Rob Trubiani, being confi-

dent this is undoubtedly a driver's car.

"We've spent a lot of time making sure the new Commodore has the feel and handling you'd expect from a Commodore," Trubiani said.

"We've worked on some unique content, including a distinctive Aussie steering tune to give it that familiar feel but it's the adaptive AWD that impresses most.

"The adaptive Twinster AWD system gives Commodore traction to a level it's never had before. In the wet, it sticks to the road like glue

and in the dry, it feels like it's running on rails which is great for giving drivers confidence that when they turn the wheel, they know exactly where the car will go and what it will do."

The all-new Holden Commodore will be available from Holden dealers nationwide from late February 2018 with customers encouraged to go and see for themselves what all the fuss is about. *Ferntree Gully Holden, 980 Burwood Highway, Ferntree Gully Enquiries to (03) 9753 1222

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Your grandparents had one, so did your parents, and now it's your turn, as the all-new Holden Commodore is finally launched.

And, just as Australian drivers have evolved and progressed over the past 40 years, so has the iconic Commodore with cutting-edge technology at the forefront of Holden's new hero.

With 40 years of applied learnings, the all-new Commodore feels like a leap forward while retaining its unmistakable Aussie DNA offering a long list of Commodore firsts sure to set Australian driver pulses racing.

Designed for the ultimate in driver confidence, wet road performance and an effortless launch, Commodore's all-new Adaptive AllWheel-Drive (AWD) is standard on all 3.6-litre models and provides new-generation, stateof-the-art Twinster technology.

The twin clutch system reads road inputs up to 100 times per second and distributes power between front and rear axles and laterally between rear axles. In short, Commodore's Adaptive AWD system makes sure the most effective wheels are driving the vehicle at all times.

There's also other goodies such as a 360-degree camera that gives the driver a bird's eye view of the car to help in those awkward parks or tight space maneuvers.

Add to that, Advanced Park Assist takes control of the steering in parallel and perpendicular parks and there's not much left for unconfident parkers to fear!

Holden's premium LED Matrix headlights are back too, and this time, they're bigger, brighter and better than before.

A staggering 32 LED light system work seamlessly together to track around road corners, dip down in sections to avoid dazzling oncoming drivers or pedestrians and effectively turn night into day.

They also do a fancy dancing light show on start up because, well, why not?

Commodore's Handsfree Power Tailgate takes it to the next level, allowing drivers to open the vehicle boot with a simple kick motion.

But that's not the only cool bit.

To help make sure the driver's kick is in the right place, Commodore beams down a Batman-style Holden logo to aim at. No Batphone required.

"Commodore has been at the forefront of delivering new driver technology to Australians for the past 40 years and the 2018 Commodore elevates that to the next level," said Holden's Executive Director - Marketing, Mark Harland.

"We've got genuine state-of-the-art technology such as the LED Matrix headlights and Adaptive AWD but also a long list of user friendly features such as heated and cooled seats, massage driver's seat and colour headup display.

"In terms of safety, Commodore delivers in spades with a 5-star ANCAP rating, Emergency Braking, auto headlights and rear-view camera

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MOTORING

Roads package for region The announcement of a $941 million regional roads package by the Victorian Government is good news for our regions, according to the RACV, which has lobbied on the issue.

The RACV said Victorians have been disappointed with the ongoing decline in the condition of Victoria's highway network, affecting people living and working in, and visiting, Victoria's regions.

This was further exemplified by an independent analysis commissioned by RACV, followed by a 2017 Auditor General's report into maintaining state-controlled roads, which both found that maintenance expenditure was inadequate and the condition of network was declining.

The Auditor-General also highlighted serious issues within VicRoads about how the network was being managed and works planned.

RACV's Manager of Mobility Advocacy, Dave Jones, said: "RACV's own market research found that drivers were constantly frustrated with the condition of road surfaces".

"Victoria-wide, dissatisfaction was over 40%, reaching nearly 50% in south-west and western Victoria," he said.

"Moreover, over 50 per cent of respondents believed that the maintenance and repair of regional roads would be better if VicRoads was separated into metropolitan and regional authorities.

"It is pleasing to see that the Government has listened to RACV, and is establishing a new dividion - Regional Roads Victoria - to oversee regional road maintenance and construction.

"This is an important step towards greater transparency about Victoria's roads, along with being more open with their road condition data and adopting star ratings for road safety."

This additional funding is good news.

Roads are about to receive greater attention. 180236

However, RACV would still like to see the full details and scope of Regional Roads Victoria to ensure this new body has the potential to achieve its objectives.

"What will be important now is what roads

will be fixed and when," Mr Jones said.

"Every winter, the State's cracked roads get worse. In late 2016, we estimated that nearly 1500km were distressed and urgently needing attention.

"Regional Roads Victoria will need to demonstrate transparency and a commitment to consult with local communities to better prioritise projects."

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WHEN YOU MENTION THIS ADVERT AT THE TIME OF PURCHA SE! AVAIL ABLE ON NEW & DEMO VEHICLES!

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*Conditions, fees and charges apply. 1% comparison rate for approved personal applicants and 1% annual percentage rate for approved business applicants of Nissan Financial Services (Australian Credit Licence Number 391464). 1% annual percentage rate. Maximum 36 month term. Comparison rate based on 5 year secured loan of $30,000. WARNING: This comparison rate is true only for the example given and may not include all fees and charges. Different terms, fees or other loan amounts might result in a different comparison rate. Offer available on new and demonstrator vehicles purchased between 01/05/2018 and 30/06/2018 and delivered by 31/07/2018. Excludes Government, Rental and National Fleet customers. Nissan reserves the right to vary, extend or withdraw this offer. Not available in conjunction with any other offer (other than advertised above). ^Offer available to private and ABN buyers only on new and demonstrator stock when mentioning offer at time of purchase between 7/5/18 and 31/5/18 & not available in conjunction with any other offer (other than advertised above). Servicing must be performed at Frntree Gully Nissan. Accessories based on RRP and include fitment. LMCT11311

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SCHEDULED SERVICING†

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26,990

DRIVE AWAY*

D-MAX 4X4 LS-M CREW CAB UTE MANUAL

D-MAX 4X2 SX SINGLE CAB CHASSIS MANUAL

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• 8" TOUCHSCREEN AUDIO w/ SATNAV, USB & BLUETOOTH® AUDIO STREAMING • PASSIVE ENTRY & START SYSTEM • LEATHER ACCENTED SEATS§

YEARS ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE

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5-star ANCAP safety rating on all MU-X models and 4x4 D-MAX Crew Cab models built from November 2013 onwards and 4x2 D-MAX Crew Cab High Ride models built from November 2014 onwards. ^5 years/130,000km whichever occurs first, for eligible customers. Excludes trays and accessories. >The Capped Price Servicing Program (“CPS Program”) applies to Eligible Vehicles with a Warranty Start Date on or after 1/1/15 at Participating Isuzu UTE Dealers only. The 5 years Capped Price Servicing covers the first 5 Scheduled Services for 18MY and later vehicle models for up to 5 years/75,000km (whichever occurs first) and for 16.5MY and 17MY for up to 5 years/50,000km (whichever occurs first). CPS Program is subject to change. For full terms & conditions and current pricing visit isuzuute.com.au/service-plus. +3.5 tonne braked towing capacity on D-MAX 4x4 and 4x2 High Ride models and 3.0 tonne braked towing capacity on all MU-X models when fitted with an optional genuine Isuzu UTE tow bar kit. ~Includes economy alloy tray fitted at motorpool. #Fuel consumption and emissions figures based on ADR 81/02 (combined cycle test) and are to be used for vehicle comparison purposes only. Actual fuel consumption and emissions will vary depending on many factors including, but not limited to, traffic conditions, individual driving style and vehicle condition. §Seats have leather touches or accents (excluding third row for MU-X), but are not wholly leather. *Private and ABN holders only on 18MY vehicles. Excludes government, fleet, rental & non-profit buyers. Includes one year business vehicle registration, CTP insurance, dealer delivery and statutory charges. Metallic/mica/pearl paint $450 extra. Only at Participating Isuzu UTE Dealers from 1/5/18 until 30/6/18 unless extended, varied or while stocks last. Excludes demonstrators. †Offer is limited to 18MY vehicles 4x4 D-MAX & 4x4 MU-X models sold & delivered between 1/5/18 and 30/6/18 to private & ABN holders only. Excludes demonstrators. The Scheduled Servicing offer covers standard items (normal operating conditions) as listed in IUA Warranty and Service Booklet for the first 2 years Scheduled Servicing (covering the first 2 Scheduled Services up to 24 months/30,000km – whichever occurs first). The free Driving Report must be requested and conducted at the same time as the first 2 Scheduled Services. For full Terms and Conditions of the Service Plus Driving Report Program, visit isuzuute.com.au/driving-report. Offer does not cover any other Scheduled Service, Make-up Scheduled Service or any additional service items or requirements, which are at the owner’s expense. Only at Participating Isuzu UTE Dealers. Not available with any other offer.

Amarok V6 Sportline Auto From $

52,990

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58,990

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p.a. comparison rate±

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Balloon restrictions apply.

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WARNING: This comparison rate is true only for the examples given and may not include all fees and charges. Different terms, fees or other loan amounts might result in a different comparison rate. **VFS is a trading name of Volkswagen Financial Services Australia Pty Limited ABN 20 097 071 460, Australian Credit Licence Number 389344.

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