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Bon appetit! Kids learn art of cooking By Brendan Rees These little master chefs have been cooking up a storm. Students from Tooradin Primary School visited La Casa Sawtelli's restaurant on 7 May to learn how to make wood-fire pizza with the help of chef and Sawtellis owner Rob Cauzzo. The students outing was part of the school's Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Program. "Every student was so engaged and so obviously interested in cooking, and eating their dishes, and then cleaning up their own kitchen afterwards," said Sawtellis restaurateur Brigitte Dawson.
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Sentence on hold A man has been remanded in custody after a magistrate held off sentencing due to the man's "distracted", "annoyed" and "disinterested" attitude. The 30-year-old had pleaded guilty to breaches of two corrections orders and an intervention order as well as driving on ice, shoplifting and disqualified driving at Dandenong Magistrates' Court on 23 May. The court heard of an incident in January in which he'd tried to force his way into the expartner's Cranbourne home. The man removed his clothes and rolled
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A garden deck chair and front security door were damaged during the incident, the court heard. Defence lawyer Emma Strugnell told the court that the man had not been in trouble with the law until September last year but had a history of poly-substance abuse since his late teens. He was using meth daily at the time of the incidents, Ms Strugnell said. He had been in pre-sentence remand for the past 62 days. During sentencing, magistrate Jack Vandersteen had indicated that the man faced 120
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around on the grass outside, before pulling a sliding door off its hinges to get inside. While hiding in a wardrobe, the victim yelled that police were on their way. The man fled in his car and was served with an intervention order. He breached that order twice, including banging on her house for 20 minutes and demanding her to "open the f***ing door" on 20 March. After sleeping in the front yard for a while, he returned to the door. "Tell your mother to take the GPS off me. I know she's tracking me," he allegedly said.
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Stay inspired this Winter! A suite of Winter warmers are sure to keep you entertained during the cooler months with the Winter Arts Festival just around the corner. Kicking off on 1 June 2018, the annual festival will run across three months and offer arts and entertainment targeted to all members of the family.
Applications are now open for the 2018 Casey Cardinia Business Awards with a high calibre list of nominees expected to compete for the main award!
Events will take place across the City of Casey including workshops, exhibitions, an Open Gallery weekend, art and craft sessions and plenty more!
The annual awards program honours the achievements of local businesses and allows proud business people the opportunity to celebrate their success.
For a full list of events visit www.casey.vic.gov.au/winterarts.
Applications for the awards are open until Friday 29 June 2018. Finalists will be announced at an event on 31 August 2018, with winners to be presented at a Gala Dinner on Friday 26 October 2018 at the Cardinia Cultural Centre.
Nominations for the Casey Cardinia Business Awards are now open and will close on Friday 29 June 2018.
For more information visit caseycardinia.com.au/business-awards. Categories include:
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» Retail » Social Enterprise » Tourism » Trades and Construction The Winter Arts Festival will run throughout the next three months!
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Help shape Council’s Emissions Management Plan
Now in its 11th year, the Lindsay King Arts Award is Casey’s most prestigious award for the Arts, with nominations now open for eligible applicants.
The City of Casey is developing a new Emissions Management Plan (EMP) 2018-22 and is inviting the community to provide their input.
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The new EMP will build upon the successful implementation of the former EMP 2012-17 which significantly reduced Council’s greenhouse gas emissions.
The City of Casey is undertaking two consultations in relation to the proposal of speed management devices within the municipality.
The plan will provide a strategic pathway for Council for the next four years to invest in energy efficiency and renewable technology to maximise economic and environmental benefits to the city.
Council is proposing five, flat top speed humps with line marking and signage along Clarendon Street, Cranbourne as well as four, flat top speed humps with line marking and signage along Clive Street, Hampton Park.
The award recognises those whose initiatives have made a significant contribution to the Arts in Casey. Applications close on Sunday 3 June with no self or group nominations accepted. For more information and to view the criteria, visit casey.vic.gov.au/lindsayking.
Residents are invited to view the draft EMP 2018-22 and provide feedback until Sunday 27 May. Visit www.caseyconversations.com.au/emissionsmanagement-plan to find out more.
Make the City of Casey plastic free Learn how to reduce your plastic use at an information session on Monday 4 June.
These sessions will be drop in events where residents will have a chance to meet with Council Officers and provide feedback.
Head along to Bunjil Place from 6.30 pm – 8.00 pm and hear about ways you can avoid using plastic and the toll it takes on the environment. Plastic is not biodegradable and simply breaks down into smaller pieces, so encourage your family and friends to come along and hear about how you can help! Visit https://www.trybooking.com/TJFU to reserve your spot.
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Dark days for crystal king By Cam Lucadou-Wells A world-renowned geological business in Devon Meadows may shut down as a result of a planning dispute with Casey Council. Crystal World and Prehistoric Journeys boasts more than 300 tons of specimens including crystals, dinosaur fossils and meteorites stored and sold from the site. The import-export business, with rock cutting and polishing operations, however has been deemed unlawful by planning authorities. Owner Thomas Kapitany says he's operated the business from the site since the year 2000, before the land was re-zoned to Green Wedge A. The trade is worth "millions" of dollars to the local economy, as well as employing 20 staff, he says. He's consulted and supplied museums around the world, trains geology students and travels 10 months of the year following his "hobby" and "lifestyle". "I'm too old to set up a new business and relocate - I don't need it. "I can't imagine the council will be stupid enough to close it down. "If they do, the council will be embarrassed all over the world." The dispute began when Casey Council refused an application for Crystal World for a certificate of compliance for the business in January 2017. It was part of a bid by Crystal World to extend its warehouse, gallery and showroom. Mr Kapitany then applied for a decision review at the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal, which ruled against him on 24 April. At VCAT, Mr Kapitany argued that Crystal World qualified for an exemption from Green Wedge rules due to operating continuously for longer than the '15-year-rule'.
Tom Kapitany is battling planning laws to keep Crystal World open. 148130 He produced a business registration record dated 1999, with the Devon Meadows site listed as the primary address. VCAT member Picha Djohan said Mr Kapitany's evidence was not sufficient to establish the continuous nature of the business for 15 years prior to March 2017. "A business registration document of itself cannot prove the nature of the business being conducted ... or that a business is occurring at all." Ms Djohan said it could not be established
that the business in its described form began until 2008 when a new shed was built. Mr Kapitany said he simply didn't keep paperwork that far back, just retaining documents for the minimum seven years for taxation puposes. He claims he had been targeted by a "vindictive" Casey planner who wanted to shut down the business. Casey mayor Geoff Ablett described the situation as a "mess" that should have been sorted out before the VCAT decision.
Get on the right tram By Brendan Rees Melbourne's historic yellow and green trams could be coming to the City of Casey. The retired trams - including the iconic WClass - which transported millions of Victorians are now up for grabs with Casey councillors putting their hand up for 10 of them at their Tuesday 15 May meeting. City of Casey Deputy Mayor Cr Amanda Stapledon, who moved the motion for council to make an application through VicTrack said there would be "so many wonderful opportunities" for the community. She said they could be used for varying uses, including as cafes and on display in public places. "There are a number of groups that are really keen to assist in the restoration of these trams," she said. "Cranbourne Casey Men's Shed - they would like a project of restoring a tram, keeping it on site as a workshop - not only for their
Men's Shed but for the 200 people with a disability who are at that centre." She said other Men's Shed groups based at Hampton Park, Berwick, Endeavour Hills, as well as Berwick TAFE have already agreed they would love to be part of the restoration of the trams. Casey Fields and Livvi's Place in Lyndhurst would also be perfect places for a caf¨¦, Cr Stapledon said. Of the 237 retired trams, 134 will be made available for the public pending an application.Schools, community groups, not-forprofit organisations and other public institutions will be able to access a tram for free under the Retired Trams Strategy released by the State Government last week. Minister for Public Transport Jacinta Allan said the trams were an integral part of Victoria's rich heritage. "These Victorian icons will now be available to come to life once again and preserved for
Picture: GARY SISSONS "It's just a shame. I don't know why they went to VCAT before sitting down with myself and our planners." Casey statutory planning and building services manager Duncan Turner said the owners had not had planning permits to use the land for warehousing or retail sales. Those uses were prohibited in the Green Wedge, he said. "Following the verdict of VCAT, the land owner will now need to comply with the decision and the State Government provisions applicable to a Green Wedge Zone."
Car crashes into house By Brendan Rees One hundred and thirty-four of Melbourne's retired trams will get a new lease of life - with Casey Council expressing their interest to acquire 10 trams.
Police are investigating a car crash after a vehicle drove into a house in Clyde North on Tuesday 22 May.
future generations to enjoy," she said. "If they're not going to be used on the network, we want to keep these trams accessible to the community." Applications for the trams close on 6 July with a report will come back to Council in June outlining agreed sites, projects and community groups. Trams including the Art Trams, Advertising Trams, and a small number of other trams will be preserved for potential re-purposing in the future and are not part of the EOI.
The incident occurred on Broadbank Crescent in Berwick Waters Estate at about 3pm.
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A string of bail applications fell by the wayside as stricter bail laws came into effect at Dandenong Magistrates' Court on 21 May. Jeanelle Pene, 39, of Cranbourne East, scrapped her bail application after learning she'd have to prove 'exceptional circumstances' to gain her release. The test applied due to Pene being charged with an indictable charge - drug trafficking while being on bail for another indictable offence. "It's changing things quickly, isn't it," magistrate Jack Vandersteen said. 'Exceptional circumstances' was a "very high bar", Mr Vandersteen told another prisoner who abandoned their bail app that day. The applicant had to prove circumstances that were "out of the ordinary" or "unusual", he said. Pene instead opted to plead guilty to a sentence indication of six months' jail. She had already served 27 days in remand since being arrested at her home on 24 April. She faced up to 23 charges including trafficking meth and several counts of handling stolen goods. Police searched the home after discovering a stolen Navara with NSW plates parked in the driveway, the court heard. Inside the home, they found Pene as well as drugs and other stolen goods including a Subaru car and power tools in the garage, a credit card, a Medicare card, two number plates, two car keys and five lap tops.
Pene was found with the drug 'ice'. A small amount of cannabis and two ecstasy tablets were also found in the home, the court heard. Her trafficking charge was made out by her own admissions. She allegedly told police that she was selling drugs to help pay off a $20,000 Centrelink debt. The stolen property had been left at the house by other people, she allegedly said. She also pleaded guilty to burglary and stealing a $10,000 gas-monitoring clam from a City of Casey landfill in Cranbourne on 28 March. She also pleaded guilty to refusing a drugdriving test and driving an unregistered car with false number plates. Pene faces a further hearing for allegedly breaching a County Court-imposed CCO. When the bail laws passed in June 2017, State Attorney-General Martin Pakula said they were important laws to "make Victoria safer". "We're making it harder than ever to get bail in Victoria, and we're making community safety a higher priority." The 'exceptional circumstances' test applies for alleged serious indictable offences committed on bail, summons, parole, a community correction order or under sentence. The law also introduces a 'compelling reasons' test for bail applicants charged with offences such as rape, armed robbery and persistently breaching a family-violence intervention order.
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Students on a roll St. Peter's College principal Chris Black said the establishment of this facility as well as an A-League and W-League club in the south-east would be a huge boost to the local community. "Without question football is the number one sport of choice for the large majority of our students, and I would say that is the case for so many other schools in the region," he said. "We know that actively engaging in team sports, and for that matter any form of organised sport, has the mutual benefit of building community whilst also providing opportunities to promote living a healthy lifestyle." Stage one of the project is dependant on a successful application to the State Government.
City of Casey Mayor Geoff Ablett, left, joined Mayor of Cardinia Shire Collin Ross, Clint Bolton, Team 11 Ambassador and former Australian goalkeeper, and St Peter’s College students who have recently formed a soccer team with the aim to play in the local league.
Owner offers reward for stolen dirt bike A Cranbourne South man who had his $10,000 dirt bike allegedly stolen from his shed is offering a reward to anyone that can help track down its whereabouts. Karlie Owen said her husband Mark was gutted to find his shed, situated on their twoand-half-acre Walter Way property, had been broken into with his pride and joy missing on the morning of Sunday, 13 May. She said the culprits had cut through barb wire fencing to get to the shed. "You could see where it had been wheeled through the cut wires and they've wheeled it through the dead paddock next door," she said. "They've also cut the wires of the front boundary fence on the neighbouring property." Mr Owen is desperate to get his 2017 KTM 350 dirt bike back (which is of orange, white and black in colour) and is offering a $500 reward to anyone that can find it. The couple
have also appealed for help on Facebook's Casey Crime Page. According to Ms Owen, the intruders forced open the roller door to the shed where they have also made away with $700 that was kept for footy tipping, before leaving via a sliding door in the shed. She said they felt "Really violated, shaken and angry. We feel it was suspicious, someone knew it was in the shed." It's believed the theft occurred sometime between 10pm on Saturday 12 May and 8am on Sunday, 13 May. A neighbour heard what he believed was the sound of a four-stroke engine motorbike go past his property at about 2am on Sunday 13 May, Ms Owen said. Cranbourne police are investigating the incident. Anyone with information can call Ms Owen on 0432871746. Alternatively, people can contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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Students of St Peter's College in Cranbourne had the opportunity to hone their soccer skills with former Australian goalkeeper, Clint Bolton at Casey Fields in April. The soccer star dropped in for a special visit as the City of Casey Mayor, Geoff Ablett announced that Casey would commit $23.8 million to build a new soccer hub at Casey Fields if Team 11 - the consortium based in the South-East - secures its bid to gain entry into the A-League in the 2019/20 season. The first stage will include an $18 million Casey Football Centre of Excellence, with the City of Casey pledging $13 million to the project which will be used by the community including schools like St Peter's College in Cranbourne.
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OPINION Real aid How much longer do we have to put up with this fiasco, our fairly well cared animals, mistreated on a voyage of many weeks to be even worse treated by people who have no respect for women and have even less respect for the animal they buy for their food, by slashing its tendons and putting it in the boot of their car in 40-plus degrees, pehaps for hours, then killing it slowly by slashing its throat and letting it bleed to death. It must be stopped and stopped properly, so that nobody loses out. Firstly, we must take the chequebook off Julie Bishop, we are not paying for her place in UN. Then we use the Foreign Aid money to set up a facility in each state to process surplus animals, foodstufffs and any other item that might be of use to other nations in need. The idea is, the government buys up all Australian produced surpluses, sheep, cattle, horses, goats, buffalo, pigs, camels, kangaroos, crocodiles, chickens, ducks,turkeys and they process them humanely - i.e. NO Halal. This meat is fozen, dried and tinned, then stored. Likewise all our grain, made into flour, cereals, biscuits etc. Our sugar and honey packed, tinned and bottled. Our fruits and vegetables all processed, milk and eggs dried. The list is endless - tents, blankets, sheets, towels, camp beds and some furniture, tools of every type, all Australian made and surplus, bought up by the government, processed and stored, using the money we would give as Foreign Aid which manages to end up in Swiss bank accounts and doesn’t reach where it should. The beauty of this system is, the producers always sell all their produce, Foreign Aid can be sent in containers, directly where it is needed in the right mix and quantities and best of all, our charities could be allowed to draw from these facilities at no charge, a win-win situation for everyone. Last but not least is the staff who will be needed to build and run these facilities, paid for by the same Foreign Aid money, employment for many thousands of people. M. Quinn, Cranbourne East
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Carly Feltham-Palmer: What frustrates me is that council happily approve for all these estates to be built in and around the area, with no forethought into 'perhaps' making the developers a little more accountable for community infrastructure. Yet, there is another estate going up on the border of Junction Village (Acacia Botanic), where I would assume there will be more children requiring public education, so they'll go to either Cranbourne South or Devon Meadows Primary School, additional funding will not likely be provided other than the usual money coming into the school. It's worth noting both were once small country schools. Jude Perera is a joke; I've raised the issue with him repeatedly about changing the school speed zone in Devon Meadows to the 40 or 50 and to no avail (currently 80, into 60) at the school border. In the end it was a mum who approached council after reading some clause, and this will now be changed. He'll take all the accolades he can, in the hope this helps with his successor with re-election, even though he had nothing to do with it. In what was previously a Labor dominant area, the area is changing and changing rapidly due to the constituents having enough of ineffective local government. End rant lol. Brendan Hall: Vote 1 Carly Feltham Palmer for Devon Meadows lol.
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For a better future By Brendan Rees Free plants, coffee, and a smoothie were up for grabs at the Cranbourne Park Shopping Centre's during a three-day Let's Grow Together Sustainability Festival last week. Casey residents were able collect two free native plants for their garden to help create a greener city during the festival from May 1719. The shopping centre launched the festival to educate residents about how to live more sustainable as Cranbourne East was Australia's fastest growing suburb. Other freebies included pop up activities, children's educational activities, a free coffee to those that brought along a reusable cup to Theobroma Chocolate Lounge or The Groove Train, a free regular size smoothie from Boost Juice by pedalling a bike to blend the smoothie, and a free reusable bag. Kids also enjoyed getting up close and personal to crocodiles, lizards, bugs and more. Casey grammar student Madison, 15, who designed the reusable shopping bag logo handed out the sustainable bags to shoppers. She said she aimed to incorporate all things sustainable and ways to save the planet such as recycling. "I wanted to use bright colours to make it pop and eye catching," she said. "It has a curved leaf, windmills, the sun, some clouds and other natural objects. Madison said she was overwhelmed by the public's response: "It was really surreal; quite amazing people using them." Information sessions on how people can live more sustainably were also available along with speakers from Casey Council, local sustainable businesses, and speakers who worked and trained under Sustainability campaigner, Al Gore. Cranbourne Park Shopping spokeswoman
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Casey Grammar Year 10 student Madison designed a logo for a sustainability bag for the Cranbourne Park Shopping Centre's Let’s Grow Together Sustainability Festival 180866 Pictures: STEWART CHAMBERS Maggie Harrison said Cranbourne Park decided to take a proactive and leading role to educate and inform customers on how to live sustainable so that "together as one community we can ensure a better future for all. "The Let's Grow Together: Sustainable Living Festival has been a great success and it has been exciting to see how many people are embracing sustainability," she said. City of Casey Deputy Mayor Amanda Stapeldon congratulated Cranbourne Park Shopping Centre for hosting a fabulous event.
Energy Safe Victoria has issued a Safety Alert for Pyrox Heritage or Vulcan Heritage gas space heaters. These heaters can be easily identiied by the Pyrox or Vulcan branding and a ‘Heritage’ marking on the front, lower left-hand corner.
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Josh Beaver returned to his old stomping ground at Tooradin Primary School this week only this time he had a Commonwealth Games bronze medal around his neck. The 25-year-old former student and school captain made a special visit on Monday 14 May to talk about his amazing success at the Commonwealth Games held on the Gold Coast in April where he took bronze in the 200m backstroke. He had this message to share with young students: "To achieve your goals, find your own personal strengths and have a positive mindset." No questions were off limits with the students as they were eager to ask the champion how he goes about his training - with one even asking about his diet. Josh explained to the students to perform at an elite level he started training at 5.30am every morning before swimming 12km every day. He said he gained a competitive edge as a youngster, swimming from the age of eight. Teacher Rachel Davis said Josh's visit was inspiring for all students as he shared that his achievements were not just about winning medals but about reaching the goals he set. "He shared that he had grown up reading the quote 'The journey gives meaning to the destination' and combined with his goal of swimming in a Commonwealth Games he had a clear vision to work towards," she said. Ms Davis said students went away from this school day feeling inspired. "Staff and students were inspired by Josh's level headed approach and friendly attitude that have served him so amazingly well in his sporting career and we look forward to seeing where these qualities lead him next," she said.
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LEVEL CROSSING REMOVAL WORKS MAY – JUNE 2018 Upcoming changes to the Cranbourne and Pakenham line Works are continuing to remove level crossings and undertake critical signalling and infrastructure upgrades, which will affect the way you travel. The sooner we get this done, the sooner you’ll be on your way.
Buses replacing trains Buses will replace trains on sections of the Cranbourne and Pakenham line: • From 8pm – last service each night Monday 21 May – Wednesday 23 May • From 12.30am Saturday 26 May – last service Sunday 27 May • From 8pm Tuesday 29 May – last service Sunday 17 June These works will also affect some V/Line and Frankston line services. Please plan ahead, allow more time for your journey and check the latest updates before you travel. Please observe traffic signs as there will be changes on the roads between Caulfield and Dandenong.
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Top honour for VCE student By Brendan Rees An outstanding St Peter's College Cranbourne student has been recognised for scoring a top mark in a VCE subject last year. Zane Hyde received the Premier's VCE High Achiever award for his perfect score of 50 in biology during a special ceremony at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre on Tuesday, 15 May. More than a thousand people attended the ceremony with the Minister for Education James Merlino presenting the awards to the high-achieving VCE students of 2017 and congratulated them on their hard work. St Peter's College Chris Black praised Zane
on his success, who also took out dux for the school by achieving an ATAR score of 99.4. "Zane was an exemplary student at St. Peter's College, who from his early years always ensured he applied himself to the very best of his ability," he said. "His Year 9 teachers commented on the need for extension, and loved that Zane challenged and asked questions of them." Mr Black said despite Zane's natural talent and extreme work ethic, he remained an "extremely humble and modest young man. "Zane epitomises the college vision for active learning. He was self-motivated, always working well with his teachers, compelling his
teachers to read up and study harder as to be able to answer Zane's question". Zane was one of seven students in the state to achieve a perfect 50 in biology. Mr Merlino said: "I congratulate these topperforming VCE students who, with support from their school communities, friends and families, have worked hard and excelled in their studies." Zane Hyde (centre) of St Peter's College Cranbourne receives a Premier’s VCE High Achiever award, with Ms Tania Brown, St. Peter's College Science Leaning Coach(left) and Principal Chris Black. Picture: CONTRIBUTED
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A Cranbourne North man allegedly caught speeding through red lights on South Gippsland Highway in Cranbourne last month has been arrested on 9 May. The 43-year old was detected by the police air wing travelling at a "very high rate of speed" on a black Kawasaki motorbike on Monday, 23 April shortly before 9am. Police say the rider disobeyed three sets of red lights, putting other road users and pedestrians at risk. The rider was charged with driving in a manner dangerous, driving at a speed dangerous and various other traffic offences. He was bailed to appear at the Frankston Magistrates Court in August. Police are urging anyone who may have witnessed the motorbike in the Cranbourne area on the 23 April to contact Senior Constable Ellesley on 5991 0600 at the Cranbourne Police Station.
Man charged over Hampton Park sexual assaults A 27-year-old man has surrendered himself at a police station over four alleged sexual assaults within a month in Hampton Park, police say. The Hampton Park man was charged with several sexual assault-related offences by Dandenong Sexual Offences and Child Abuse Investigation Team detectives. The alleged incidents occurred at: Hallam Road near Willow Drive about 11.20am on 17 April Hallam Road near Somerville Road about 12.20pm on 30 April Willow Drive near Hallam South Road about 4pm on 2 May Pound Road about 10.30am on 14 May Hours before the man's arrest, police had made a public plea for information about the incidents on 16 May. The man has been remanded to appear at Dandenong Magistrates' Court at a later date.
Didn't see it A delivery truck driver struck a domestic gas meter along a service lane on South Gippsland Highway on Friday 18, May, causing a minor leak. A CFA spokesperson said a truck driver reversed into the gas main at a low speed at the front of Cranbourne Carpet Court near Milojevic Court at about 1pm. Two fire trucks from Cranbourne fire brigade were called to the incident with a gas company also responding within 10 minutes to isolate the leak. Firefighters cleared the scene by 1.45pm.
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A drug-affected driver caught by police has also spilled the beans he had been hooning in a nearby street. Highway Patrol officers intercepted an unregistered Holden Commodore sedan in South Gippsland Highway, Cranbourne, at about 4am Tuesday, 15 May. The 28-year-old from Wodonga returned a positive drug test and also admitted to doing burn-outs in Cranbourne, police say. The driver was charged with exceed prescribed concentration of drug, drive while unregistered and improper use of vehicle. He will appear at court at a later date. cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au
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Connect to your purpose! By Brendan Rees Motivational speaker and marathon runner Samantha Gash told a crowded business breakfast that their "passion has to be greater than the reasons you’re suffering for it." The professional endurance athlete was guest speaker at the first Casey Cardinia Business Breakfast for 2018 at the Cranbourne Turf Club on Wednesday 23 May. Starting out in corporate law, Ms Gash could not have known how different her life would be only a few years later when she would become the world's youngest and first female endurance athlete to complete the 250km ultra-marathon known as the 'Four Deserts Grand Slam'. Since then, Samantha has channelled her talent for running to raise funds and awareness for causes that help vulnerable women around the world. This passion lead her to collaborate with UK runner Mimi Anderson in 2014, together running South Africa's Freedom Trail and raising $55,000 on behalf of Save the Children to support an initiative increasing access to feminine hygiene products and providing education on the importance of attending school for South African girls. Ms Gash says team dynamics and showing an armour of toughness - which she has endured in marathon running - is no different to a running a successful business. "Sometimes we do things that are so out of our comfort zone that they don't actually stick and resonate with who we are. "You don't need everyone that's like you. In fact, it doesn't work if everyone's like you. You need people who have strengths to complement your weaknesses, expertise and insights." "And you need to know how to celebrate the small successes," she added. Ms Gash referred to her project in India which saw her run 3253km over 77 days as an ambassador for World Vision 18 months ago to explore the barriers to why children were unable to access a quality education across the country.
Sound Foundations Learning take the stress out of learning by providing friendly, personalised tuition that brings clarity, boosts confidence and builds character. For over 12 years, Sound Foundations have tutored hundreds of students from Prep to VCE in reading recovery, general tuition, coaching for Selective Schools Entry, NAPLAN and scholarship tests. At VCE level, Sound Foundations offers English, math and sciences; however, the team's commitment goes beyond simply teaching those subjects by equipping students with valuable life skills. They also help parents navigate the education system to find the best study and career pathways for their children. Sound Foundations Founder and Director Flory Bradea explained that her team doesn't take a 'one size fits all' approach to their tuitions. "Since each child is unique, we offer a flexible and personalised service that takes into consideration individual needs and learning styles," Ms Bradea said. "Annabelle, who came to our centre when she was nine, completed VCE with credible results and is now studying nursing. "Daniel joined our program in Grade 5, and fast-forward seven years of diligent work, achieved an ATAR of 94%, opening for him a bright career in science. His sisters, also enrolled in our programs, are set to follow in their big brother's example." Having relocated in 2017 to larger premises, Sound Foundations intend to start offering
Sound Foundations Learning provides structures and support for learners of all ages. daytime English classes for adults. "Given the large migrant population in our suburbs these classes will meet a great need in our community," Ms Bradea said. Sound Foundations Learning is located at 2/19 Enterprise Avenue in Hampton Park and is open Monday to Friday 9.30am to 8.30pm and on Saturday from 9am to 4.00pm. For more information, visit www.learningfoundations.com.au.
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Hampton Park’s Southern Cross Medical Centre is a modern family friendly clinic where up to date comprehensive medical care is provided by experienced medical staff. The team at Southern Cross Medical Centre pride themselves on their caring doctors and friendly staff. There are 13 doctors (seven female and six male) at the clinic and many have been involved for over ten years - some since the clinic’s opening in 1990. To help patients easily attend to their health needs, Southern Cross Medical Centre provides most travel vaccinations on site and is co-located with physiotherapy, pathology, radiology, pharmacy, optometrist and a specialist centre. A podiatrist, psychologist and dietitian also practice within the clinic. The clinic is a fully accredited practice with AGPAL (Australian General Practice Accreditation Limited). Private patients are charged the same out of pocket expense at all times whether a weekday, evening or weekend irrespective of the length of the consultation. Second family members seen at the same time by the same doctor are bulk billed. Consultations for pensioners and
Hampton Park’s Southern Cross Medical Centre is a modern family friendly clinic. holders of health care cards and children under 16 are bulk billed during normal working hours. A fee is charged after hours. The size of the clinic enables extended hours operation until 9pm weeknights and Saturday and Sunday mornings with the centre being open every day of the year. Southern Cross Medical Centre is located on the corner of Stuart Avenue and Fordholm Road in Hampton Park. For more information, phone 9799 2233.
People choose to volunteer for a variety of reasons. For some it offers the chance to give something back to the community or make a diference to the people around them. For others it provides an opportunity to develop new skills or build on existing experince and knowledge. We have some amazing events coming up! Join the Hampton Park Progress Association Contact Vanassa Gerdes 0418 353 420
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Warneet (218127) On the elevated part of Warneet is this fantastic 3 bedroom 2 bathroom home, immaculate inside & out comprising of a spacious lounge (open plan living ) with Tassie oak looring, new lacquered kitchen with lots of bench space & pendant lighting, S/S heating & cooling + coonara, magniicent views. We also have an enclosed sunroom which also has views to the water.The master bedroom has a full ens, the other 2 bedrooms BIR bright & bright fresh dcor throughout. Outdoors we have a shaped surround pine decked area with again Riviera like views, a 1.5 garage workshop & a tandem carport on a generous 908 m2 block with corner access (dog proof fencing ) makes it ideal for your large shed or perhaps even a second dwelling STCA. This is a location that only a few can achieve. Contact Frank Barrett for all enquiries. $588,800
Cranbourne (218120) Front unit of only 3 renovated, 2 large bedrooms with robes private carpeted lounge with S/S heating & cooling + a WF. Separate meals & kitchen area ceramic tiled from the entry through to the wet & hard wearing areas, kitchen with UBO, cooktop & DW + Island bench. Outdoors we have a covered & uncovered private courtyard. Call Frank Barrett for all enquiries. $410,000
Cranbourne East (218121) Situated in the much sought after unt Club Estate, this well-kept home includes 3 spacious bedrooms, full ensuite and A/C to master, open plan kitchen with DW, adjoining family room with wood heater, bonus rumpus room off family room plus formal lounge at the front which can be converted into a 4th bedroom. Other features include: evaporative cooling, ducted heating, alarm system, solar panels x8 plus a double garage. All this on 576m2 (approx.).Don’t miss this one! All inspections call arry Syrros today.
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(218118) First time in over 35 years! The original 3 bedroom home features a family room that leads into a a spacious kitchen & dining area, nicely renovated bathroom with spa, hardwood timber loors, gas wood ired heater, 2 x split A/C & an energy saving 3 W solar power system. Double garage plus carport and a workshop area. $500,000-$520,000
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(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
(218104) Immaculate character home with 3 bedrooms, high ceilings, ornate cornices, frosted lead lights plantation shutters & loating timber loors. Open plan living gas ducted heating & s/system heating & cooling, the kitchen has a 5 burner Smeg cooker & Caesar stone benched with dishwasher & corner pantry. There is also a two car tandem garage all on a 687m² approx. block. $569,950
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(218125) Safe court location, 3 bedroom home with walk thru robe & 2 way access bathroom, kitchen meals area, S/S cooling & heating, gas cooking & hot water.It has as a patio entertaining area & a garage with auto door & open rear access to the block huge 737M2 of land with a garden shed & water tank. Call Frank Barrett for all enquiries Inspection are by appointment only . $529,000
(218126) 2 bedroom home, ground level with courtyard style gardens & alfresco area.The bedrooms are spacious with sliding robes & both have ensuites. 2 S/S cooling & heating, timber looring & carpeted to bedrooms. reat kitchen with glass splash backs S/S app, UBO, gas cook top & DW. Call Frank Barrett. $420,000-$440,000
(218114) On a block of approx. 829m², is this 4 bedroom home. A eficient loorplan has 2 living areas with loating loors, timber kitchen with Bosch DW, EWO & P, separate meals area, + family room. 4 bedrooms,master with ens.Outside is open & covered entertaining, with bar & outdoor wood heater. DU, S/S A/C, & space for caravan, boat. All inspections call arry Syrros $719,950
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(218117) This sensational 30 square family home with 5 bedrooms, on approx. 1012m² block! Ensuite & WIR to master, large front living room, fully appointed kitchen with s/s appliances & massive bench space. Family bathroom, ample storage cupboards, ducted heating, evap. AC. Sunroom with hardwood timber looring. 7x4m alfresco area, 5 car garage with rear access. $820,000
(218079) Any closer and you’d be living in the shopping centre, Activity 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 Barrett for all enquiries. WE ARE OPEN SUNDAYS.
(217448) Being sold as an establishment (house) only on a huge 1170m2 block. Ideal for your dream home or whatever STCA. 3 Bedrooms, 2 toilets and great living areas with open ireplace, 2 x split systems, plus air con. 3 phase power with 15klwt of solar panels - 60 panels SAVE $$$. This is a unique property only a short walk to the jetty. $569,000
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Stainless steel electric oven Stainless steel gas hot plates Stainless steel range hood Ducted heating Ceramic loor and wall tiles as per loor plans from builders range Carpet to remaining areas from builders range
Inclusions
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• Vinyl wrap kitchen with stone benchtops • • • • • •
• 1.75 bowl stainless steel sink and lick mixer to kitchen
• Chrome mixer tops from builders range • Clear glass shower screens to bathrooms
• Mirrors with polished edge to bathroom • Chrome toilet roll holders & towel rails • Exhaust fans to bathrooms • Roller door to garage
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
from 94 Lampard Road is located just 1.5kms Drouin’s main shopping precinct, schools, train station and recreation facilities. Takea leisurely bike ride along the ‘Two Towns Trail’ from Drouin to Warragul, enjoy the town’s restaurants and park, or cafe’s, take the kids to the local skate make the most of the array of sporting facilities ofered in Drouin including golf course and basketball stadium.
• Colorbond/concrete roof tiles ti builders range
• Internal door handles
• MDF 65mm colonial skirtings and architraves throughout • White glo tub to laundry2 x coats low sheen acrylic paint to walls, 3 coats to all hallways, lat acrylic to ceiling, low sheen enamel to doors/ trims. • Weathertough acrylic to all exterior • Sewer power, drainage, gas and water connections as per plans • Outdoor water taps • Colorbond/concreter roof tiles to builders range • Electrical ittings as per plan layouts
• Security doors to all openable doors • Door stops • Flyscreens to all openable windows • Clothesline • NBN ibre optic (where required) • TV antenna & TV points • Water tank minimum 2000 litre (tank lush system) or grey water connection (if available) or solar hot water* whichever is applicable • All driveways, paths and crossovers as per plans with coloured concrete • Landscaping
• Smoke alarm
• Fencing (3 sides)
• Aluminium sliding windows and doors as per plans
• Letterbox
• Colorbond gutters, fascia & downpipes
No progress payments Save on stamp duty Low Deposit Driveway & Fencing Landscaping & Paths Included Turnkey Pack
For more information, contact: Dale Atkin: 0402 717 891
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Lot 10
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Lot 11
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Lot 12
720 m2
Lot 13
720 m
Lot 14
720 m2
Lot 15
720 m
Lot 16
550 m
Lot 17
550 m2
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SOLD
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
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• Titles Expected June 2018 • Fully Serviced Lots
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728 m
$359,950
Lot 19
728 m2
$359,950
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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Perfect cake Whether it's for birthdays, weddings, anniversaries or baby showers, Hampton Park's Cheesecake Shop has the perfect cake. Owners Warren and Mariza Perera offer a great selection of ready to buy cakes, which are all baked and decorated in store. Selections include the ever popular Black Forest Torte, Belgian Double Choc Mudcake or much loved Pavlova with its lashings of cream and delicious fresh fruit. For that extra special occasion, Mariza also lovingly hand-crafts custom made cakes which can be pre-ordered from the store. Her passion for cake decorating spans over 22 years and she is constantly looking for inspiration on Pinterest and YouTube to stay up to date with cake trends and to experiment with new techniques. A regular favourite at the bakery is the Drip
Cake from The Cheesecake Shop's Celebrations cake category. "Customers love this cake as the design adds a special touch to any celebration and they enjoy customising it with different colours and decorations," Mariza said. As much as Mariza enjoys the process of seeing a custom-made cake come to life, it's the delight on the customer's face that she loves the most. "The best thing about cake decorating for me is the happiness on the customer's face when they see the finished product. You just can't beat that moment," she said. The Cheesecake Shop Hampton Park is open seven days. Visit www.cheesecake.com. au/find-bakery/hampton-park for more information.
By offering an extensive range of services, Hampton Park's Complete Care Physio Health Group encourages clients to maintain optimal health and well-being. Having operated since 2003, the practice is led by Director Hayrullah Arslan and Senior Physiotherapist and Director Yasemin Arslan, who have remained with the business for 15 years. Rany Louka, Asmita Yadav and Shodai Ishikawa are the centre's full-time physiotherapists and provide many services to suit customer needs. "As physiotherapists, we offer a wide range of services to assist the community in achieving health and function with little or no plan," Yasemin said. "Our physios are fully qualified with at least six years of experience in private practice. Services we offer include physiotherapy, sports
physiotherapy, dry needling, women's health assessment and treatment, exercise classes, massage and pilates. "We also have a fully equipped gym and pilates studio available." Complete Care Physio Health Group is affiliated with a number of medical centres including Hallam Medical Group, Medihouse Medical Centre in Hallam, Lynbrook Village Medical Centre, Better Health Medical Centre and Chandler Road Medical Centre in Nobel Park. The team speak multiple languages including Turkish, Arabic, Punjab, Urdu, Hindi, Kannada and Japanese. Complete Care Physio Health Group is located at 11 Stuart Avenue in Hampton Park. For more information, phone 8787 5555 or visit www.completecare.physio.
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Anytime Fitness in Berwick, Cranbourne and Pakenham is partnering with Suicide Prevention Australia to hold a national 24-hour treadmill challenge to support suicide prevention. All funds raised will be used to help people affected by suicide or mental health issues - to show them that they do have support - and to help reduce the number of lives lost to suicide each year. It's Anytime Fitness Australia's quest to raise $500,000. Friday to Saturday 25-26 May, kicking off from 3pm. Anytime Fitness Berwick: Eden Rise Village (fundraising registration http://anyt. me/8h7). Anytime Fitness Cranbourne: 1 Oshea Road, Berwick, 1/125 High Street, Cranbourne (fundraising registration http://anyt. me/8h9). Anytime Fitness Pakenham: 50/54 John St, Pakenham (fundraising registration http://anyt.me/8hb). For more information visit: www.treadtogether.org.au.
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Bird Expo It's time again for people from throughout Victoria and Australia to again flock to the Mornington Peninsula Aviculture Society annual Skye Bird Sale and Expo at the State Dog Centre. There will be wonderful traders exhibition of cages, foods, seeds, all products and Bird accessories, available for people to view and purchase. There will also be bird exhibit aviary where you can view many varieties of birds with many other services and products suitable for Bird Keeping also on display and for sale. The Victorian Zebra Finch Society will also be staging their annual Victorian Championship show and exhibition on the day with over 20 different varieties and in access of 150 exhibits of Zebra Finch on display. 655 Westernport Hwy, Skye on Sunday 27 May at 9.30am. Admission is $4 and children under 15 are free. Food and Refreshments are available as well. Further information is available on the society web site: birdexpo@birdclub.org. au or by phone David on 0402 634 108.
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Learn to play the bagpipes The Berwick Pipers INC is interested in attracting new members to its group, particularly experienced bagpipe players. The group play B Flat chanters in our bagpipes as it gives them the greatest chance of helping concert bands and
Grab a bargain at the Last Hurrah Hampton Park Library Book Sale. This will be our last book sale and the Friends of the Hampton Park Library thank all who have supported this event over the years, helping to raise funds for library events and equipment. Saturday 26 May from 9.30am - 1pm at Arthur Wren Hall (Hampton Park Community Hall) at 16-20 Stuart Avenue, Hampton Park. Free entry.
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orchestras. The Pipers are a group of musicians who play the Great Highland Bagpipe. They have assisted Berwick Rotary on Australia days at Pioneer Park by playing in the Official Party and providing incidental music around the grounds. They perform around the City of Casey at a variety of venues to entertain the public but we also teach learners to play the great highland bagpipe. Despite the group currently having a mid-year break, lessons for their learners continue. Email berwickpipers16@gmail.com or visit the website at www.berwickpipers.info. The group's secretary Steve Everett and tutor can be contacted on 03 97296219 or 0425 826 990.
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Community choir With One Voice Casey choir welcomes singers of all backgrounds and abilities. There are no auditions. No singing experience is necessary. Rehearsals run each Monday, starting from 28 May. Supper included. 6.15-7.30pm, Mondays at Narre Warren Seniors Centre, 192-1096 Centre Road, Narre Warren. Details: 8679 6088 or withonevoice@ creativityaustralia.org.au.
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Men talking OM:NI holds a discussion group for blokes over 50 in a warm, friendly environment. They meet over coffee and discuss issues of interest, with plenty of laughs. New members welcome. Tea and coffee provided. First Wednesday of the month, 9am-12pm at Brentwood Park Neighbourhood House, 21A Bemersyde Drive, Berwick. Details: Brian Regan, 0408 545 984.
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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. 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 at 4.30pm every Monday. Other sessions can be arranged on requests. The instructor is accredited and approachable. To enrol call Di on 0408343202, or email difen69@bigpond.net.au.
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Berwick Seniors welcome new members who would like to join their club and enjoy good company and activities such as indoor croquet, billiards, table tennis, darts, board games and bingo. The club days are Fridays, 9.30am-1.30pm.112 High Street, Berwick. Details: 9707 2017.
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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Narre Community Learning Centre runs a prekinder program Mondays-Thursdays. The program focuses on preparing children for the big step into kindergarten. Mondays 1 pm - 4 pm, Wednesdays 9.30am12.30pm, Tuesdays and Thursdays 9.30 am - 12.30 pm at Narre Community Learning Centre, 1 Malcolm Court Narre Warren. Details: 9704 7388.
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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, 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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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 pro-
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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The victorious SEFNL interleague side, back from left: Jesse Davies, Trent Shinners, Michael Riseley, Troy Tharle, Madi Andrews, Lucas Jellyman-Turner, Daniel Johnston, Matt Clarke, Michael Collins (captain), Rhys Nisbet (coach), Tim Gunn. Middle: Dillan Bass, Marc Holt (captain), Luke Sheppard, Luke Bee-Hugo. Front: Brad Scalzo, Ash Smith, Ryan Jones, Anthony Vella, Trent Cody, Mitch Cox, Pictures: STEWART CHAMBERS Jake Bowd, and Mitch Cotter. 180980
A statement’s been made By Nick Creely SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE REVIEW - AFL VICTORIA COMMUNITY CHAMPIONSHIPS On a day of so much significance and hype, the only thing the packed crowd wanted to see at Holm Park was a fair, tough and entertaining game of footy. It was not only that, but it was more. The Yarra Ranges certainly left no stone unturned, they bashed and crashed the packs, dared to take the game on and never gave up until the final siren blared. But the South East just did it that bit better. Regardless of the outcome of the proposed merger in 2019 between the two leagues, football in the region is in good shape. There was just one change to the SEFNL’s side on game day, with athletic ruckman Gach Nyuon pulling out of the game, replaced by the versatile Troy Tharle. It was a hot start, with the ball flinging from one end to another. The starting midfield of Madi Andrews, Brad Scalzo and Michael Collins - three names that can frighten even the most seasoned local footballers - got the SEFNL off to a bright start by winning the ball from the middle, and on the outside Luke Bee-Hugo started brightly with his driving run. After locking the ball inside fifty for five minutes, Berwick star Ash Smith got the crowd roaring with the opening goal, courtesy of a horror turnover out of defence. Moments later, Tim Gunn curled the ball around expertly in the first of his four majors, but the Yarra Ranges were getting their chances, but were unable to convert in front of goal, something that crept into their game and eventually became their undoing. The tide slowly turned in time on in the first quarter after big goals to Robbie Allen and Dylan Willson, but the strength and experience of Marc Holt in the goal square ensured the SEFNL could weather the storm and take a narrow three point lead. cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au
“Our forward entries, get them in quicker and longer,” SEFNL coach Rhys Nisbet said at quarter time. “When we don’t have the footy, be aware where your opponent is, you’ve got to be aware of where he’s at - let’s tighten it up a little bit, and again it’s that voice, be demanding of your teammates. “Once we get it, you can see Vel (Anthony Vella) and Ash (Smith) off the half back flank and away we go.” Nisbet’s words eventually rang true in the second term after big James Charge slotted a massive goal from a tight angle for the Yarra Ranges, but from there, the SEFNL were at their defensive best, transitioning the ball superbly through Smith, Vella and Luke Sheppard off half back, giving Gunn, Holt and the exciting Ryan Jones plenty of opportunities to hit the scoreboard. The SEFNL increased their lead to 18 points at half time, but the energy and tenacity of the Yarra Ranges had them well and truly in the contest. Control began to creep in to the SEFNL’s game after the main break. In the space of 41 seconds, Luke Sheppard already slammed through a vital goal, and after Tim Gunn kicked a dynamic goal from the pocket, the lead stretched its way out to 30. Most of the elements of their game started to work, Jake Bowd was slicing the game apart with his laser kicking in defence, Michael Riseley was working over his opponents, while Collins worked his way into the game to have a magnificent influence through the middle. While in attack, Holt was either bringing the ball to ground or marking it. The youngest players in the side in Mitch Cotter and Jesse Davies were also playing some absolutely top notch footy, with Cotter’s hands in traffic an absolute feature of his game. The Yarra Ranges found their first goal since early in the second quarter through some nifty work by Jake Matthews, and they slammed on two more to bring the margin back to 28-points
Ash Smith is pumped after getting the SEFNL off to a bright start 180980 at the final change. Nisbet - who had remained calm for the first three quarters - found his booming voice, challenging his side to make “statement” against players they will be seeing next year, and to go out as a competition with an almighty bang. The SEFNL stormed home despite a brave Yarra Ranges never giving in, kicking three goals to two in the final quarter to run away with a 36-point win, 16.13 (109) to 10.13 (73). The only real difference in the game was the polish, the endeavour of the Yarra Ranges and hunger to win the football can never be questioned, and for many it was a first glimpse at some of their stars. 18-year-old Patrick Bruzzese - the best afield for the losing side - was sublime, skipper
Marcus Hottes was a ball magnet, while Ethan Greenall had some special moments. SEFNL coach Rhys Nisbet said the first quarter didn’t quite to plan, but was thrilled with how his side responded after the first change. “We made some adjustments at quarter time, particularly in the middle of the ground, and that probably stemmed the flow a little bit,” he said. “Once we got it on the outside, we were confident we could break the lines and get the guys gelling together - in the first quarter we were probably feeling each other out a little bit, and once that went away we opened the game up.” Despite the Yarra Ranges double teaming Marc Holt (three goals) all day, Nisbet said in the end it opened up the door for other avenues to goal. “It did (work in our favour), and it’s a funny tactic to use in interleague footy, but he’s copped it his whole life, so he’s used to it and we were ready for it - it just meant we had some legs freed up as well, which was great,” he said. “Scoreboard pressure is the best pressure to have, the guys finished off their work really, really well - I was really happy with Timmy Gunn kicking his four goals, and Holt was a real focal point despite not getting as many goals on the board. Ryan Jones was outstanding as well.” Berwick forward Tim Gunn is likely to go down as the final best afield medallist for the SEFNL in what was a dynamic four goal display that made him almost impossible to match up on. He kicked the goals when they needed to be kicked, and proved the decisive factor. It was a game that lived up to expectations, a fierce contest between two leagues desperate to claim much needed bragging rights. And it was the SEFNL that went out with a bang. For much more on interleague weekend, including a full wrap of all the SEFNL netball and football clashes, pick up a copy of this week's Pakenham-Berwick Gazette - out now. Thursday, 24 May, 2018
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Cavs claim a big scalp By Hayley Wildes In Round 9 Big V action, the Casey Cavaliers went 3-1, including a statement win from the State Championship Men. Going up against the top-placed Waverley Falcons - who were riding a six-game winning streak - was the task at hand for the Cavs on Sunday afternoon at home. The Cavs got straight to work and with Raheem Lemons leading the way, as he has done all season, Casey claimed its best win of the season, 96-86. Lemons was dynamic on both ends of the court and finished with a near triple-double of 21 points, 12 rebounds and 9 assists. His aggressive mindset from the opening tip helped keep the Falcons at bay. Brandon Polk (18 points, 7 rebounds, 3 assists) was also impressive, while Brent Hobba caught fire from deep and added 16 points. The Cavs now sit seventh on the ladder with a 5-5 record. The Division 1 Women were simply a class above their Whittlesea opponents at home on Saturday night, putting on an offensive masterclass to claim a mammoth 112-61 win. Tanarly Hood and Jamie-Lee Jeffs feasted on offence and took over the game. Hood finished with 32 points (11/16 FG), 10 rebounds and a vicious crossover that left two opponents gasping for air on the floor. Jeffs (27 points, 15 rebounds, 2 blocks, 2 steals) was sublime on both ends of the court. The Lady Cavs boast a 10-2 record and sit second on the ladder.
The Youth League 1 Men were unable to keep up with the Waverley Falcons on Sunday afternoon, falling 69-85. Luke Beard top-scored with 14 points, while Jordan Gooiker (12 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists) and Dylan Moore (12 points, 5 rebounds) were busy. With a record of 5-6, the Cavs are eighth on the ladder. The Youth League 2 Women remain undefeated after a resounding 82-62 win over Whittlesea on Saturday night. As they've proven all season, the Lady Cavs are capable of turning on the offence at any point. Despite an even first quarter, Casey went on a run in the second quarter to take control of the game and never looked back. Kim Shankland (15 points, 12 rebounds) posted a dominant double-double, while Stephanie Leclerc (15 points) and Peta Rhodes (13 points, 5 rebounds) kept the scoreboard ticking over. The Lady Cavs perfect season has hit a new high with the team now boasting a 9-0 record, sitting first on the ladder. The State Championship and Youth League 1 Men face the Hume City Broncos in Broadmeadows on Saturday night, before the State Championship Men return home on Sunday to take on Werribee at 1:30pm. The Division 1 Women face the Camberwell Dragons away on Sunday, while the Youth League 2 Women hit the road to take on the Western Port Steelers on Saturday night.
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Demons dismantle Dolphins By Hayley Wildes
ANSWERS: 1. Emma McKeon 2. The Refugee Olympic Team 3. Sir Francis Drake 4. Rowing 5. Sir Jack Hobbs 6. Dwight Davis 7. Sebastian Coe 8. Margaret Court 9. Eric Heiden 10. Arthur Ashe 11. Adair Ferguson 12. A rabbit punch 13. Ian Baker-Finch 14. Chantelle and Robert Newbery 15. Darren Clark 16. George Foreman 17. Kane Williamson 18. David Graham 19. Jeff Fenech 20. Ivan Lendl 30 STAR NEWS
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QUIZ NUMBER 1609 1. WHO won two swimming relay medals for Australia in the 2016 Rio Olympics one gold and one silver? 2. WHICH special team participated using the Olympic flag as its emblem in Rio? 3. WHO refused to leave his bowls match despite the attack by the Spanish armada? 4. IN what sport did Dr Benjamin Spock represent the USA at the 1924 Olympics? 5. WHO was the first cricketer to be knighted? 6. WHICH American tennis star gave his name to the game’s most prized trophy? 7. WHICH famous English athlete was named by his actress mother after a Shakespearian character? 8. AN Australian is among a select group of women to have completed the tennis grand slam. Who is she? 9. WHO won five gold medals for the USA at the 1980 winter Olympics? 10. WHO was the first black man to win Wimbledon? 11. WHO was the first Australian woman to win a world rowing championship? 12. WHAT is the boxing term for an illegal punch to the back of the neck? 13. WHICH promising golfer won the 1984 NSW Open and the 1985 Victorian Open? 14. WHICH Australian husband and wife both won silver medals at the 2006 Commonwealth Games? 15. WHICH Aussie runner has won the British amateur 400 metres title three times? 16. OF whom did Muhammad Ali say: “I’ve seen him shadow boxing and the shadow won!”? 17. WHICH Kiwi became youngest player to score a century against all Test playing nations in 2016? 18. WHO was the first Australian to win the US Open golf title? 19. WHICH Australian boxer won a world title 196 days after his first professional fight? 20. WHO beat Pat Cash to take out the 1987 Australian Indoor Tennis title?
The Casey Demons were simply dominant in a resounding win over the Frankston Dolphins on Saturday afternoon. After Frankston kicked the first major of the day, Casey slammed on 21 of the next 24 goals - including 12 unanswered - to record a percentage-boosting 106-point win. The Demons were clean and composed, while their size and experience was too much for their Dolphin opponents. The first quarter was a tight one as the Dolphins squandered many opportunities in front of goal. The Demons were led by Cam Pedersen who booted two goals in the quarter to ensure they took a small lead into the first break, 2.2 (14) to 1.6 (12). A lift in intensity was needed and Casey delivered. The second quarter was all one-way traffic as the Demons slammed on seven goals to none. Tomas Bugg slotted two, whilst Pedersen added his third of the day. Josh Wagner and Pedersen were everywhere and getting the ball going the Demons way at every opportunity. The third quarter was the Cam Pedersen Show. He controlled the airways up forward, marking everything he could get his hands on and kicking three consecutive Casey goals taking his tally to six for the day. His ability to compete in the air and then
finish off his good work with straight kicking in front of goal had the Dolphins defence on the back foot all day. Sam Frost and Jay Lockhart were also getting their hands on the ball and both were the source of many attacking forays. A 60-point lead at the final break had Casey well in control, but in a sign that will please Demons fans, the team wasn’t content. A barnstorming final quarter was kicked off by Bugg booting two goals in the opening four minutes. 13 scoring shots to two highlighted Casey’s utter dominance as they ruthlessly picked apart the Dolphins defence. Eight goals to one for the quarter saw the Demons run out 21.13 (139) to 4.9 (33) winners. The Demons were a class above the Dolphins and Pedersen (six goals, 22 disposals) staked his claim for an AFL call-up in a best afield performance. Frost, Lockhart and Mitch White were impressive, while Jeff Garlett, Tom Bugg (five goals) and Jayden Hunt (game-high 23 disposals) also performed well - keeping their names in the minds of AFL selectors. The win places Casey fourth on the ladder with a 4-2 record. Looking ahead to round 8, Casey heads to North Port Oval on Saturday afternoon to take on Port Melbourne (4-2). The match-up shapes up as an important one, and should be a cracking contest, as both teams look to jump ahead of the logjam from fourth to tenth on the ladder.
NARRE WARREN BOWLS The final figures are still being tallied, but Narre Warren Bowls club stands to raise over $2500 for their Bowl Over Cancer tournament and fundraising day. In trying weather conditions, 26 teams of regular and social bowlers (including children) took to the greens on a cool Sunday morning. The tournament was started last year in support of a Club member who suffers from cancer, but is presently in remission. The bowling honours for the day went to
Zak Storm, Brent Grigg and Peter Wright. The prize for teams with non-bowlers was won by Stan Bulmer, Anne Bulmer and Zade Bumer. The main prize was won in an auction by Dale Collins. Her prize was another Mazda MX5 for a weekend, again donated by Berwick Mazda. The Club thanks all the sponsors for the day, including Berwick Mazda, Barry Plant Real Estate, Bunnings, Woolworths, fish pier Fountain Gate and Petty's Prime Cuts - Fountain Gate, being the main ones. The Club also thanks bowlers from other Clubs in the area for their support by participating. cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au
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Eastern claims number one By Hayley Wildes and Nick Creely AFL VIC - INTERLEAGUE IN REVIEW
Tornado Tears, pictured, is a genuine greyhound racing superstar and seems destined for legendary status. Picture: COURTESY OF SANDOWN GREYHOUNDS
A Tornado Tears up the track at Sandown By Mick Floyd Tornado Tears showed why he is regarded one of the most exciting stayers of his generation with a dazzling display in a heat of the RSN Sandown Cup last Thursday night. Tornado Tears entered the night as the $2.50 favourite to win the final of world’s richest race stayers and quickly showed why. In the most eagerly anticipated heat of the night - billed as a two dog battle between litter mates Tornado Tears and Rippin’ Sam - Tornado Tears found the early lead and made the race his own. Railing strongly to lead through the first turn, he quickly established a four-length break with a lap to go. Known as ‘Batman’ due to his distinctive markings , Tornado Tears continued to increase his lead while carving out stunning sectionals before stopping the clock in 41.297 seconds - the fourth fastest
time ever run over the trip. “He’s almost the perfect stayer,” said handler Peter Riley, six years to the day after champion Miata set the time standard of 41.17. “(He’s got) early speed, (and) finishes it off - you can’t ask for any more. I reckon with the right conditions he might give the record a nudge.” Rippin’ Sam, a group winner considered by many as the best stayer in the country, will also take his place in the $250,000 final tonight (Thursday) after charging home late to finish second nearly six lengths adrift. Remarkably, it was just Tornado Tears’ second start over the distance. His first came four weeks prior and went within a half a length of Miata’s long standing record and that run took the white and black chaser some time to recover.
It was a memorable night on Thursday for his trainer Robert Britton, who won three of the four RSN Sandown Cup heats. Quick Jagger and Benali also made their way through to $250,000 final after winning their respective heats - giving Britton a four-pronged attack on a second consecutive RSN Sandown Cup. Dyna Chancer was the other heat on his staying debut, stopping the clock in a smart 41.67. In the wake of his win, Tornado Tears shot into $1.70 for the final of the world’s richest staying race, despite Britton hoping for an inside draw. The box draw played out as: 1 - Benali, 2 - Zipping Nitro, 3 - Quick Jagger, 4 - Royal Attention, 5 - Dyna Chancer, 6 - Moment to Jive, 7 - Tornado Tears, 8 - Rippin’ Sam, 9 - Dundee Calypso, and 10 - Myrniong Corner. Meanwhile in the $100,000 Group 1 Sapphire Crown, Dyna Patty consolidated her favouritism after coming up with Box 3.
Rays send a message in a dominant win By Hayley Wildes The Dandenong Stingrays have again showcased their class and depth in a first versus second showdown against the Murray Bushrangers at RAMS Arena on Saturday. In what shaped as the game of the round, the contest absolutely lived up to the hype in a high-scoring affair. It was an even first quarter as neither side was able to break the game open. The Stingrays had their chances, but squandered some opportunities to get off to a strong start. After one quarter it was the Rays leading 2.3 (15) to 2.0 (12). Both sides were cracking in at the contest and the back and forth action showcased why these two teams were at the top of the ladder. The second quarter was when the Rays made their move and through the likes of Bailey Williams, Sam Fletcher and Corey Ellison up forward, Dandenong took control of the game. cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au
Despite their dominant quarter, the Rays were again wasteful in front of goal. Their 22-point half time lead should’ve been closer to 40 points had they finished off their good work. The Bushrangers’ straight kicking, 5.0 (30), was keeping them in the contest as the Rays had more than three times as many scoring shots; 7.10 (52). An arm-wrestle took place in the third quarter as the stars for both teams got heavily involved. Hudson Garoni (seven goals), Ben Kelly and Laitham Vandermeer stepped up for the Rangers, while Zac Foot, Matthew Cottrell and Jai Taylor started to get busy for the Rays. A 16-point Dandenong lead with a quarter to go had the match set up for a thrilling final quarter. A shootout ensued in the fourth. Excellent ball movement and forward half teamwork was on display from both teams. A whopping 11 goals were kicked in the quarter as the Rays finally found their range
in front of goal, booting 6.1 (37) for the term to claim an impressive 16.13 (109) to 14.3 (87) win. In a season that has been full of impressive performances, the Rays once again stepped up to the challenge and put together a tremendous team effort. Corey Ellison was electric in the forward half, booting six majors in a best afield performance. The big forward controlled the Rays’ forward half, toying with the Bushrangers defenders for much of the day. He wasn’t alone though, as Bailey Williams, Sam Fletcher and Zac Foot continued their impressive run of form. Williams is a key pillar for the Rays and his ability to work over his opponent with his athleticism was again on show. After seven rounds, the Stingrays now boast a 6-1 record and sit on top of the ladder. Next week, 3 June, Dandenong takes on Sandringham at Shepley Oval from 10.45am.
EASTERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE The Eastern Football League defeated the Geelong Football Netball League, 16.9 (105) to 9.9 (63), to claim the number one ranking in the AFL Victoria Community Championships. The battle between the one and two ranked teams took place at Etihad Stadium prior to the AFL clash between Collingwood and St Kilda. The EFL got off to a strong start - leading by two goals at the first break - and a thrilling contest ensued over the middle two quarters as a high-quality game of football took place. With the game in the balance and a 12-point lead heading into the final term, the boys from Eastern put their foot down in an impressive final quarter display. The likes of Liam Wale-Buxton and Tom Schneider (Vermont), Leigh Williams and Lachlan McDonald (Norwood) put on a show for the EFL and ensured the team was able to keep the Geelong at bay through the middle parts of the game and then explode away in the fourth. Seven goals to two in the final term saw EFL run out 42-point winners. Leigh Williams (seven goals) was awarded the best on ground medal for EFL. For Geelong, Jack Blood was named best. The win secured the EFL the number one ranking heading into 2019, where they're set to do battle with the Northern Football League after they took care of the Mornington Peninsula Nepean Football league. SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE The 22nd ranked Southern Football Netball League took care of the 23rd ranked North Central Football League in a thrilling contest at Boort Park. The SFNL got off to a flying start, kicking seven of the first eight majors, but North Central fought their way back into the contest in the latter stages of the second quarter to be just 13 points adrift at the main break. A back and forth third quarter provided plenty of action and an enthralling contest was in session. SFNL took a 19-point lead into the final break, thanks largely to the terrific play of Chris Carey (East Malvern), Lucas Walmsley (Dingley) and Josh Fox (Cheltenham). North Central came out with desperation and intent in the final quarter, but SFNL fought tooth and nail to hold on for a well-deserved nine-point win, 13.6 (84) to 12.3 (75). Carey was awarded the best on ground medal for SFNL, while Josh Fox was crucial up forward with five goals. The win sees SFNL rise to 20th on the 2019 AFL Victoria Community Championship rankings. MORNINGTON PENINSULA NEPEAN The Mornington Peninsula Nepean Football League has fallen further down the AFL Victoria rankings after a tough 40-point loss to the Northern Football League in the Community Championships on Saturday. The Sharks have slipped to fifth in the rankings, with Northern surging up the table into second spot after a stunning, dominant win at Preston City Oval. A horribly inaccurate 0.7 from Northern had the Sharks up by 14 points at quarter time after goals to Sam Fox, Billy Quigley and Luke Hewitt had them flying, but after quarter time the host team put down the clamps, taking a six point half time lead after booting four goals to one in the second term. The Sharks worked hard to try and bring themselves back in the contest, but were undone by some errant goal kicking, and eventually went into the final quarter with a 13 point deficit. Despite the best efforts of Fox and star midfielder Lachie Wallace, Northern kicked away, finally finding their kicking boots to kick six final term goals, 7.7 (49) to 12.17 (89). As a result of the loss for the Sharks, they are scheduled to host Goulburn Valley next year as per the current ratings, which are subject to change. Thursday, 24 May, 2018
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