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Tom Lobbe received the Kangan Institute Inspirational TAFE Student Award.

Pure inspiration Emerald business-owner Tom Lobbe said it was his "grand final" when he was nominated for the 2018 Victorian Young Achiever Awards.

But to be awarded the Kangan Institute Inspirational Tafe Student Award is the stuff

of dreams. Tom recently returned to study to complete a Diploma of Horticulture at Swinburne University, aiming to complete unfinished business after years earlier he withdrew due to the demands of his mental illness.

He was diagnosed with schizophrenia when

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support, he had been able to achieve his ambition of returning to study.

"I hear voices daily, as well as have a learning difficulty. So learning new concepts is quite difficult for me," he said.

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he was in his late teens and he hears voices almost daily.

Though Tom is usually able to distinguish when the voices are not real, he finds this tiring, confusing and - at times - frightening.

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Rising like a phoenix

By Derek Schlennstedt The 2018 Dandenong Ranges Open Studio's wrapped up on 10 May and it was Jessie Yvette Journoud-Ryan who took out the People's Choice award.

Working with repurposed crockery, her art is described as celebrating nature and lavish tableware, and it was her intricate art piece "Phoenix (Self Portrait): I won't live a life on my knees", which won the award and had over 300 people flocking to her studio over the Open Studio weekend.

The French-Australian artist's work reflects her personal narratives of migration, belonging and cultural heritage.

A struggle with depression and anxiety is inherent in her work, and speaking to the Mail, MS Journoud-Ryan said that working with delicate repurposed crockery was cathartic and cleansing for the soul.

Fables, birds, music and willow patterns all feature in her unique sculptures, though it was while on a trip to Paris to see her family that she found her inspiration for her award winning piece.

"After enduring a debilitating fear of travelling over the last decade, I finally met the challenge ... returning to my family in France recently was well overdue" "At the Château de Nice, I came across a mosaic of a Phoenix and I reflected on my odyssey ... rising from the ashes is an apt description for what it feels like to occasionally win the mental health battle."

In her artwork the use of the colour blue makes a strong presence and Jessie said it re-

flects what lies beneath for her- the daily struggle with depression and anxiety.

The Phoenix not only course represents Ms Jourmoud-Ryan rising from the ashes of her mental health but also in her art where she creates beautiful artwork from that which has been broken.

"I suppose in my art there's the underlying narrative of rebuilding something from what's broken and I think that reflection is of my own life too."Community Cultural Development Officer at Burrinja Toni Main said all the art works in this year's Open Studios were impressive and noted the proounfd impact that Ms Jourmoud-Ryan's art piece had on visitors.

"It is fabulous to see Jessie winning the People's Choice Award for 2018 ... The Phoenix is a piece which shows her growth as an artist, and takes her work to a whole new level," Ms Main said.

Tied second for the award were Gerard Russo for 'Extractor' & Ches Mills for her series "Littoral Reflections #1 to #4" To view the Phoenix or to find out more information about Ms Journoud-Ryan's work go to; http://www.jessiejournoudryan.com

Right: Jessie Yvette Journoud-Ryan with her winning piece for Open Studios "Phoenix (Self Portrait): I won’t live a life on my knees."

Caring spreading the blanket of warmth to the needy

By Derek Schlennstedt As winter's chill begins to bite, spare a thought for those who are doing it tough.

Cold days and freezing nights make life difficult for those who can't afford to turn on their heaters - or who don't have a heater or as much as a roof over their heads.

With vulnerable people in mind, Gavin Smith and the Dandenong Ranges Community Bank have teamed up to run a winter blanket appeal.

Over the past three months, Dandenong Ranges Community Bank Group Chairman, John Waters, said the bank - working in conjunction with organiser, Gavin Smith who runs Upwey Soupies - had collected over 1000 blankets.

"Thanks to the generosity from the community and our customers, we have collected over 1000 coats, blankets, scarves and beanies, "Mr Waters said. "We would like to express our sincere thanks to Gavin Smith, who has taken all the donations and ensured that they were distributed to people in need.

"Gavin's car has been filled to the brim each week, so he has been kept very busy."

That appeal has kept Gavin very busy.

Each week, he collects the blankets from the bank and then disperses them throughout the Yarra Ranges and the city to those who are in dire need of some warmth.

"You can only describe it as a deluge," Mr Smith said.

"I go to the Salvation Army in The Basin, the hills Op Shop in Ferntree Gully.

"There are a lot of homeless people in the hills and out in the Yarra valley, but it's fair to say some of them are very invisible; they sleep in cars, in the bush and on couches."

"I like to think you can bring a small measure of comfort to people who don't have any real comfort in their life at all."

Donations of new and gently used coats and blankets can be brought into the Community Bank branches in Upwey, Belgrave and Cockatoo until 31 May 2018.

Dandenong Ranges Community Bank Group Chairman, John Waters, and blanket appeal organiser Gavin Smith with another load of donations.

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Pure inspiration is found From front page "I believe that faith and my friends, family, community, and the school, have got me to where I am today.

"To even get nominated was the grand final for me, but to win is just incredible. It's very humbling."

AccessAbility Adviser with Swinburne University, Sophie Holloway, nominated Tom for the award.

Belinda Brown, from the Mental Health Coalition of South Australia, and Swinburne University teacher Fiona Cross were his referees.

Ms Holloway said Tom had not only fought through his challenges, but shined, earning high distinctions for his studies.

She said Tom had been an integral member of the class.

"Tom has incredible insight into his mental health and is keen to share his experience to break the stigma around mental health," Ms Holloway said.

"Tom originally did not want to disclose to his fellow students. However, after Men-

tal Health Week, he saw the impacts he could have and ... we arranged for Tom to present to his class.

"I was immensely proud of Tom to be so honest and open to an audience that potentially has little understanding of mental health.

"Tom told be later that he had a lot of students come up to him afterwards, who shared their own family and friends' issues with mental health.

"Tom started the conversation, which is a powerful thing."

For Tom, not only does he have the challenge of running his own business - the Village Gardener, which operates around the Dandenong Ranges - the voices are louder when he is around new people.

So, to return to study exacerbates those voices.

Though, Tom has further ambitions than just his own personal development; he wants to further champion the cause of raising awareness of mental illness.

He wants to show others what can be

IN BRIEF Highway Patrol called out Yarra Ranges Highway Patrol were called out to two separate road incidents over the weekend and are reminding people to drive and ride safely.

The first incident occurred on 26 May at 7.28am and involved an 18-year-old female from Mount Dandenong who was driving her father's Ford Ranger tray east along Parslows Rd, Yellingbo.

The Yarra Ranges was covered in thick fog at the time and as she entered a tight right bend her vehicle left the road, impacted with the embankment and rolled onto the driver's side.

Yarra Ranges Highway Patrol Acting sergeant, Graeme Rust said that excessive speed was likely the cause, especially for the conditions.

"Not only had she passed a 60 km/h sign, but also 25km/h 'S' bend advisory signs'," Act Sgt Rust said.

Ambulance Victoria conveyed her to Maroondah Hospital to treat her injuries.

Act Sgt Rust said it was important for everyone to drive the conditions and slow down when vision is hampered by sunlight, fog or road.

"We're getting into the foggy conditions now and the biggest thing is if you can't see where the road is going, you should be travelling at a slower speed at which you should be able to stop if necessary.

"You can't continue at the speed limit if the fog is thick and expect to be able to react to something ahead of you if you can't see it."

"You can apply it to most things, sunshine, fog or even rain, drive to the conditions so that you can allow enough time to react to avoid other vehicles or objects."

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achieved, despite the challenges.

Tom - alongside his AFL star brother Matthew, who now plays with Carlton - has set about taking up that challenge.

Matthew, a former Monbulk footballer, last year joined Tom as a Mental Health Week ambassador, presenting at the Mental Health Coalition of South Australia.

Matthew last year told the Mental Health Coalition he had witnessed the challenges his brother had faced.

"Before I experienced mental health challenges within my own family, I had a perception that people suffering weren't strong or resilient," Matthew said.

"This has been a huge learning curve for me. I still believe that some people view mental illness in this same way, but I think that the more that we can understand mental illness as a community, the easier it will be for people with these same challenges."

Matthew is also an ongoing ambassador for Lifeline, with his passion for raising awareness stemming from his family's experience.

Their younger brother, Caleb, has also played a big role in their efforts.

Meanwhile, despite the accolades, Tom said his passion for his chosen professions shines as bright as ever.

"From a young age, I always loved everything about horticulture and gardening. My family has a long lineage in the industry; my father is a fifth-generation market gardener," he said.

"I'm particularly interested in maintenance such as pruning, soft-landscaping such as paths and rock-edging."

In his younger days, Tom was a keen sportsman, playing with Emerald Cricket Club, as well as being a keen basketballer.

He said the community and his involvement with local clubs had helped him immensely, propelling him to where he is today.

"I just want to continue to raise awareness about mental health. I believe this award will be a stepping stone to greater awareness and perhaps a national and international platform.

"I still have challenges to come, but only good things can come from this award."

CARTOON Patrol attended on Saturday 26 May involved a motor cyclist on the Warburton-Woods Point Road, Reefton aka 'The Reefton Spur' about 1pm.

The 41-year-old male from Montrose failed to take a left bend, lost control and slammed into a jagged rock face on the other side of the road, injuring his right arm, leg and back.

Ambulance Victoria attended the scene with three road crews and air support.

The male was taken to Royal Melbourne Hospital with serious injuries.

Act Sgt Rust reiterated the that the 'Reefton Spur can be particularly tricky at this time of the year with the sun shining on the northern side of a bend and wet roads on the southern side of the bend ... not to mention all of the tree litter and stones that can be found on the road'.

Whilst on the way to the collision, the marked highway patrol car had to brake to avoid two irresponsible riders who were overtaking a car on the solid white line and obviously in excess of the speed limit.

Then as police were leaving the scene, a rider almost collided with the High Patrol Car when the rider took a right bend with his head almost a metre over the centre white line.

"He was riding so fast, he couldn't change his line and was just so lucky he didn't become another statistic on our roads," Act Sgt Rust said.

Police are appealing for motorists to travel within the speed limits, to the conditions and to have the common-sense to realise that there are others on our roads and most of all drive within their capabilities.

So far this year 87 lives have been lost on Victorian road and reducing road trauma is a shared responsibility for all who use the roads.

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By Derek Schlennstedt Sassafras 16-year-old Tahj Kensely, is on his way to the UK to play Cricket, but the total cost to fund this experience of a life time is a bit over budget for the youngster.

To help his family make up the cost Tahj has taken to digital technology and created a GoFundMe in the hopes of raising the rest of the money so he can further his career aspirations.

Chosen as one of 12 around Victoria, to take part in the Steve Chapman UK Cricket trip, the tour sees the Australian cricketers play 11 games against county cricket teams and private schools, as well as providing an insight into what is need to be a professional athlete.

Tahj, who hopes to play for Australia one

day, said his father was going to sell the family car, which his father uses for work to make up the cost difference.

Though, Tahj said he doesn't want his dad to make that sacrifice.

"My dad has said he will sell his ute to try to pay for the trip but I don't want him to because he needs it for his small business."

"This tour gives me an opportunity to make my cricket so much better and get a taste of what it is and what it takes to play as a pro."

A passionate fast bowler known as 'Tangles' at Upwey and Mt Waverly Cricket clubs, Tahj usually trains five nights a week and plays two days a week during the cricket season.

To donate go to; https://www.gofundme. com/england-cricket-trip

Nappy help is invaluable The Rotary Club of Lilydale has again shown its generous spirit through donations to the Nappy Collective, helping to support women in need and families in crisis.

The donations were funded through the proceeds of a present-wrapping stall held by the Rotary Club at Lilydale Market Place for Mother's Day, putting the money to the wonderful use by further supporting the community.

Mustard Tree Op Shop in Lilydale has also shown its support, along with the generous members of the public, who have kindly donated to the collective.

Saturday 2 June. The Winter Monbulk market in the park, foyer and halls at St George's Anglican Church on the corner of Main Street and Silvan roads in Monbulk from 9am. Shopping awaits with stalls selling art works, books, cakes, cards, children's wear, clothes, cosmetics, cushions, dolls, embroidery, food, gifts, herbs, jewellery, knitted animals, lamps, leadlight, lotions, patchwork, plants, preserves, soaps, toys, wool, cottage crafts, exotic crafts, local crafts, wooden crafts. Stall holder enquiries: 9756 6038.

Art, craft market Kallista Community House, Art and craft market: organic bread, natural products, vegetarian meals, homemade soup, great coffee. Saturday 2 June from 9am to 1pm. Front of Community House (2 Church St, Kallista).

Plants, art and craft, food, light refreshments for sale. Enquiries for site bookings to 0421 674 990. Site fees support the Kallista Community House.

Guest musician Stephanie Renouf will be the guest musician for the monthly Soup and Singing Community Lunch held at Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church, Knoxfield, on Thursday 7 June. 11.30am to 2pm. Stephanie has a repertoire comprising: swing, jazz, classical, pop, ballads and instrumentals. Bookings by 4 June. Contact Patricia on (03) 9778 9460 or email soupandsinging@ outlook.com.

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Guest speaker Belgrave View. At next meeting, Landscape Designer Phillip Johnson, of Chelsea Garden Show fame, will be guest speaker. Ladies, guests are welcome to come along and hear his talk. Next meeting on Thursday 7 June at 11.30 for a 12noon start. Meet at Monbulk Bowls Club; Moores Road, Monbulk. After a delicious lunch is Phillip's talk. Booking are essential. Phone Jill on (03) 9755 1618. Also raffles conducted with all money to the Smith Family Childrens' Charity.

Book club Belgrave Book Club meets on the second Monday of every month, at 7pm in the Sooki Lounge in Belgrave. New members are always welcome. For more information, contact Audrey at belgravebookclub@outlook.com <mailto:belgravebookclub@outlook.com> or through the Facebook page.

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Emerald residents can hear from two locals who have built their houses ‘off the grid’. Hear all about off-grid living. 7.30pm, Emerald Library. Monday 4 June. Gold coin donation.

Hosted by Dandenong Ranges Renewable Energy Association. All welcome.

Healthier you Rosemont T.O.W.N (Take Off Weight Naturally) membership open to men and women. Club meets at 10.45am to 12.15pm on Tuesdays at Mount Evelyn RSL Hall (49 Birmingham Road).

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Life Activities Club Knox. This group meets every Thursday morning. Using public transport, they travel to the Warrandyte area or to our own Dandenongs. So many activities with the friendly club. Also, cinema outings, lunch, painting, social board games, badminton, cards, water aerobics and walks of different lengths. Also, live amateur theatre outings on a Sunday afternoon. Enquiries to Margaret on (03) 9762 4332 or www.life.org/knox.

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Ferny Creek pollution worry

By Peter Douglas The Environment Protection Authority Victoria (EPA) and Melbourne Water are teaming up to investigate a series of pollution events along Dandenong Creek, one of which includes at Ferny Creek on Tuesday 22 May. After an initial campaign for the EPA to become involved, the issue reached boiling point after extensive media coverage over an incident in Heathmont on Saturday 19 May, which showed images of foam spewing forth from the creek.

A similar event has now occurred in Ferny Creek, in an area near the source of the muchloved creek.

The creek begins in Olinda and flows up through Bayswater and Wantirna, before heading towards Ferntree Gully and the Knox region.

First Friends of Dandenong Creek vicepresident, Anthony Bigelow, said the foam showed that various unknown chemicals were reacting together, which he said is indicative of a deeper problem.

"The problem is not so much the foam, but it's that we don't know exactly what chemicals are in the creek," he said.

"It has the potential to be a further-reaching problem, because you can see the foam is travelling. It's in neighbouring yards and in the trees.

"It's vitally important the EPA works with the community and council to track down the source. The reality is that until we know what's in these chemicals, we won't know what this will mean for the fish and nearby wildlife."

Mr Bigelow said this year, already, there had been seven pollution events along the creek, one of which has resulted in the mass deaths of a population of eels.

He said this is significant because eels are traditionally a highly resilient, dynamic spe-

The reactions of various chemicals has created intense foam throughout Dandenong Creek. cies; yet they couldn't escape from the contaminants.

Mr Bigelow said much of the focus is on an industrial state in Bayswater North, although the pollution events had emerged at various locations along the creek.

Meanwhile, the united effort from the EPA and Melbourne Water comes just weeks after former Yarra Ranges Shire councillor and Member for Eastern Metropolitan Region, Samantha Dann, called for action from the EPA. Ms Dunn had said the incidents were "increasing in frequency" and found it "in-

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furiating that the citizens of Bayswater and surrounds are left to investigate the illegal dumping of chemicals".

Now, the EPA has said they are committed to finding the source, or sources, of the chemicals.

The EPA, on Wednesday 23 May, has said it is taking an "unusual step" of advertising for community help to solve the mystery behind the chemical dumps, in particular the widely publicised event on Saturday 19 May. EPA Executive Director Regional Services Directorate, Damian Wells, said the campaign will ask the local community if they have seen or sus-

pect businesses or individuals being involved.

"The community, including workers in industrial precincts, are our best eyes and ears, and any new information could go a long way to finding the perpetrator," he said.

"The number of businesses potentially involved in such an industrialised area (and) the fact that this appears to be a deliberate act and one conducted under cover of darkness, adds to the difficulty of getting a swift result."

EPA is urging community members to report suspected pollution to the EPA on 1300 EPA VIC (1300 372 842) or at www.epa.vic.gov.au.

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Bank boost To help celebrate the Upwey Community Bank's 20th anniversary this October, each staff member has been asked to nominate a community group that could benefit from a $1000 grant.

The first Staff Choice Grants recipient was the Olinda Ferny Creek Junior Football Club, which was the nominee of Upwey branch staff member, Lisa.

"I nominated the club because they are long-time customers who encourage young boys and girls to play football," she said.

Dandenong Ranges Community Bank Chairman, John Waters, said the one-off grants

will continue to be handed out in the coming months.

"We hope that these $1000 grants are put to good us and that each community group gets a real surprise when they are notified," he said.

"Our Upwey Community Bank Branch was the first urban bank branch to open in Australia in 198 and the second franchise company in the Bendigo Bank Community Bank model."

The Dandenong Ranges Community Bank Group, with branches in Upwey, Belgrave and Cockatoo, has given $4.4 million to the Dandenong Ranges area.

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LETTERS

Whatever you want to do in later life, start thinking about it now.

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Australians are living longer. And that means there’s a lot more life to enjoy.

Whatever you’re looking forward to, whether it’s to keep working, change jobs, start a new business, or just keep healthy, active and connected – the government has programs to assist you.

There are also 20,000 extra high level home care packages to help you stay at home and independent for longer.

Carl Stemp's letter 'Billy juggernaut tough to stop' ('Mail, 15 April) - which related to the proposed Puffing Billy Discovery Centre at Emerald Lake Park - summed up what many Emerald residents are saying: 'where is the benefit to Emerald from this proposal?'

Trains will carry visitors beyond the town.

Why has council not informed us that it is giving - yes, giving - our parkland to Puffing Billy, which has plenty of money and will clear more vegetation for parking.

The consultation was not widely advertised.

I wonder how much it will cost to have staff there?

The park is too crowded on fine days now, with families who bring picnics.

Why is another restaurant needed?

If open at night, it will disturb the wildlife.

Beryl Bartacek, Emerald

Drag race no laughing matter

There are lots of ways to live the life you want.

I would like to forward a response to some idiot in a white four-wheel-drive having a drag with another white four-wheel-drive up York Road, Mount Evelyn.

I was leaving Mount Evelyn supermarket (IGA) when some clown lost control of his vehicle, due to speeding, and was heading straight towards me, as he turned into the parking lot.

Fortunately for my two grandchildren I am raising, he corrected his spin-out in the wet conditions that prevailed on 20 May about 6pm and corrected his turn.

He was 20m away from me as I was crossing the parking lot to my car.

Then, of course, I was ridiculed in laughter for my shock response.

Prue Nimmo, Mount Evelyn

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Kids all starstruck

Victory visit

By Peter Douglas

Coaches from Melbourne Victory imparted their championship-winning knowledge and wisdom to the young soccer players at Monbulk Rangers Soccer Club.

On Wednesday 16 April, the club hosted the Melbourne Victory coaches and - much to the excitement and elation of the young Under 9s team - the championship trophy was brought along.

Ewa Wallis, Junior co-ordinator, spoke to the 'Mail' and said the juniors had been so excited to meet their heroes, but that it also benefited the parents who volunteer their time as coaches.

"It's great to get all the kids together and of course they've been so excited and been waiting for this," she said.

"It's not just about Melbourne Victory coming and seeing our juniors though, it's also about helping our coaches, a lot of them are parent volunteers, so helping them in their role to become more confident, too."

Monbulk Ranges Soccer Club is one of 43 other clubs who are part of the Melbourne Victory's 'Club Victory' program, which supports grassroots football.

Launched in 2010, Club Victory engages junior clubs throughout metropolitan Melbourne and regional Victoria to provide new opportunities for young footballers to grow their love of the game.

While running through a soccer skills drill with the juniors at Monbulk, Gulcan Koca, Club Victory Manager and W League player, said it was great to see so many kids at the club and commented on the new pitches.

"We work with 43 clubs in victory and try to get out as many of them as possible and show our appreciation for them to be in the program," Ms Koca said.

"It's all about just trying to get them to love the game."

Monbulk Girl Guides earned a little slice of history on the night of Wednesday 23 May. Many of the local guides participated in a world-record breaking occasion for the most people stargazing at the same time across multiple locations.

As part of the ABC's broadcast of 'Stargazing Live' with Professor Brian Cox, the budding astronomers set their telescopes towards the night sky, along with an estimated 40,000 participants from around Australia.

All those sets of eyes observed the moon through telescopes for about 10 minutes, which eclipsed the previous record, which the Australian National University set in 2015 with just 7960 people.

Monbulk Girl Guides leader Felicity Hayes said it was a momentous occasion for the group.

"This was an extremely exciting opportunity to be part of a record-breaking attempt," she said.

"The girls have really embraced this opportunity. It's a great way to get them interested in astronomy and science."

The event included participants from Brisbane, Sydney and Canberra in 14 universities, as well as over 100 schools and eight observatories.

All registered participants will receive a certificate from Guinness World Records.

Girl Guides Victoria said the event matched its objective of providing programs that encourage girls to get curious about the world and explore a variety of experiences and interests.

Meanwhile, Professor Cox said the event was much more than just an attempt to break a record.

"The real value is that many thousands of Australians have been introduced to the won-

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"They will develop a lifelong interest in astronomy and science, and the impact of that

will be felt for decades to come.

"Perhaps the first Australian to walk on Mars will have been inspired by this spectacular night."

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Dogs’ day out is a delight An estimated 300 pet-owners and their beloved pets turned out to the Wandin Park Equestrian Centre for the inaugural Adventure Dog - A Cross Country Challenge event on Sunday 27 May. Nicknamed 'rough mudder', the event encouraged participants to take on an extreme cross-country style event with their dogs. In addition, the event featured a kids' carnival, giant slide, jumping castles and plenty more for the family. Needless to say, all participants were 'barking mad' with excitement. 'Mail' photographer Greg Carrick was on-hand to capture all the action. *See full gallery at www. mailcommunity.com.au.

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Hey - steak night is back!

Wild Cattle Creek Estate's Steak Night is back by popular demand.

"Here at Wild Cattle Creek Estate we love our locals, but after we took away your Steak Night we now miss our locals," Wild Cattle Creek Estate Venue Manager Dean Fisher said.

"So by popular demand, we would like to announce the return of Steak Night ... .only this time we thought it was so nice that we would do it twice!"

Every Wednesday and Thursday nights, Wild Cattle Creek Estate invites customers to wrap their lips around one of the estate's premium steaks for only $28.00.

And for those who don't feel like a steak, there's always something to try off the new a la carte menu.

"If you have been before you know just how good our steaks are, so come down and reacquaint yourself with our delicious selection," Dean said.

"If you haven't been before, then book in and see just how good a steak can be. We know you will love it!

"And don't forget that every Friday between 4.00pm and 7.00pm is our cellar door session.

Come down and join Cathy for complimentary tastings and great prices across our entire beer and wine range. It's the perfect way to kick off your weekends with Friday night drinks by the fire.

"Great food, great drinks and great service is what we are all about here at Wild Cattle Creek Estate. We look forward to seeing you all soon!"

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Offering modern, family-friendly living only steps from shops, schools and public transport, this home is perfect for families on the go, downsizers and professional couples wanting to entertain.

Upon entry you are greeted by a feature staircase and the sun-drenched open plan lounge and dining area with effortless access to the garden which is delightful and functional on all accounts.

The freshly painted crisp white finishes, warm floorboards, and floor to ceiling windows accentuate the appeal of this residence.

The large open kitchen with all new appliances adjoins the generous laundry

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All bedrooms are oversize with huge storage. An ensuite-effect master with spa tub, and two upper level bedrooms with dormer windows and family bathroom with claw-foot tub, ensure equal comfort for every member of the family. · Modern, spacious townhouse style in group of three. · Fabulous location: bus at driveway and short walk to Tecoma Station. · Bright, beautiful home with open plan living and crisp white kitchen. · Large laundry with spacious linen press. · Two bathrooms with separate showers, one with a claw-foot tub and the other with spa tub. · All bedrooms are oversized, upper level bedrooms with dormer windows and all feature large wardrobe space. · Garage with remote control and extra private parking.

Large level lawn area and inviting surround decking perfect for entertaining. ●

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This superb hideaway offers a beautifully renovated home on just under 5 acres. Feat 4 B’drs, lounge, formal dining, family room, kitchen with stone bench tops, WIR & ens to master, duc heat, wood heat & refrig cooling. Downstairs offers a self-contained residence with heating, cooling & kitchenette. Outdoors feat solar heated pool, electric fencing, 3 paddocks & 12x12 machinery shed with concrete flooring and power.

Presented to the highest calibre inside & out offering 4 bdr’s, zoned living on 6.3 acres. Zone 1 offers kitchen meals, family room, dining room, master with WIR & ens. Zone 2 has 3 bdr’s, bathroom with claw foot bath & retreat. Feat high ceilings, h/w flooring wood heat, s/s heating & cooling. Outdoor offers 5 fenced paddocks, 2 sheds & triple c/port. A detached bungalow offers, s/s heat/cool for a 5th bedroom/ retreat

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A Tri-Level Architecturally Designed family home close to Emerald Township with self-contained Bungalow.

Three main living zones – the open plan kitchen, family & dining area, the west facing sun room that soaks in the afternoon light and stunning sunsets & the mezzanine level for games & lounging. Offering 4 bdr’s, master with dressing room & ensuite. Well-tended, established gardens which delight all year round.

Located in the coveted St.Georges Road, neighbouring properties of the highest calibre is this young home in a superb pool and garden setting showcasing rural views. Offering 4 bdr’s, custom built study with built in cabinetry, lounge, kitchen, dining & family room.

Master with en suite & WIR, ducted heating, s/s cooling.

Outdoors boasts alfresco living & extensive decking, overlooking a pool & beautifully manicured gardens.

Price: $1,150,000 - $1,260,000 Inspect Saturday 2.30pm - 3.00pm Katie Woods 0428744498

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Meticulously constructed and immaculately presented home on approx 3000sqm. Offering 5 bdr’s master with en suite & WIR, formal lounge/dining, stone Rochet kitchen, open plan informal dining & family, floorboards, ducted heating, evap cooling, ducted vacuum & spa.

Outdoors boasts a double garage, barn style shed, water tank & 3kw solar panels.

Architectural style with large picture windows capturing the serenity of the peaceful surrounds. The main living space is divided by a large brick chimney, cosy kitchen with expansive bench. Offering 4 bdr’s with floor to ceiling windows & built in robes. Master has walk-thru robe/dressing room & ensuite. A large private rear deck is just the thing for outdoor entertaining.

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MODERN FARMHOUSE IN THE BUSH

THIS expansive property is for the horse owner, car and machinery owner, and/or family simply wanting a slice of the great Australian bush.

Tucked away from the main drag, at the end of a country lane, between the Hills and the flatlands, sits this 15.5 acre oasis of equal parts comfortable family home, useable, practical land and shedding, and bush wilderness.

Upon entering the front gate, you have two options: Park in the multiple car garage and enter via the stairs, or continue onto the

semi-circular driveway house to be welcomed by established cherry trees and delivered at the front door of this modern rendered brick home.

As all good farmhouses should have, the entrance is a foyer, perfect for kicking off muddy boots and slipping into your favourite uggs. Walk through to the generous open living spaces and kitchen, with bedrooms at each end of the house.

There are four bedrooms including a master with ensuite, built-in wardrobes, as well as a sizable study.

Living areas are large, including a dining and lounge and modern kitchen.

Gas ducted heating, a wood heater and split-system air-conditioning keep the house cosy in winter and comfortable in summer.

Adjacent to the dining area is a covered alfresco area looking out over a lush green landscaped garden and in-ground kidney pool, plucked out of a Bali holiday brochure.

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And at the front, a huge garage, carports and two adjoined sheds with roller doors are perfect for those with machinery or cars.

At least half of this block is bushland, accessible through the paddocks, for those keen to get right back to nature and wildlife.

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LUXE LIVING IN PARADISE VALLEY A tri-level architecturally designed family home with on point renovations close to Emerald township.

Set back beyond the semi-circular driveway within well-tended, established gardens, this property is an absolute standout.

Each space, be it living or bedroom, makes use of the natural light streaming in - each window is a frame for beautifully composed garden scene.

There are three main living zones - the open-plan kitchen, family and dining area, the west-facing sunroom that soaks in the afternoon light and stunning sunsets and the mezzanine level for games and lounging.

Retreat to the exquisite lower level master bedroom suite with large dressing room and ensuite. Remain here forever or check out the rest of the house.

A second bedroom with ensuite is zoned to the front of the house near the main bathroom, powder room and laundry. Perfect for guests, grandparents or an older child.

There are two perfectly gorgeous matching bedrooms at the far end of the main living separated by a balcony.

The farmhouse-industrial kitchen with Caesarstone bench top, large pot drawers and pendants over the breakfast bar has a fabulous walk-in pantry to hide all the mess in.

Now for some rancho relaxo. You can do this in one of several places - you just have the decide which or divide and conquer and send everyone in different directions.

Upstairs to the chill out zone, into the sunroom for a game of scrabble, out to the pool area or down the garden to the fire-pit.

While autumn is a wonderful time to

showcase this garden you can be assured it will be enjoyed all year round with new delights revealing themselves as the seasons come and go. Raised garden beds and fruit trees are set among perennials, annuals and shrub planting.

With an impressive outdoor entertaining/ barbecue area adjacent to the concrete in-ground swimming pool with sandstone surrounds.

Even the chooks are well accommodated with their very own “Chookaseum”, complete with storage shed, generous fenced freerange area and shelter.

Round and round the garden like a teddy bear you will also find a self-contained bungalow. This is a private spot away from the main house and overlooking the fire-pit.

And what’s more, this property comes complete with spacious shedding,

incorporating a 13.7m x 5.7m garage with home-office, recreation space and a five-car garage.

This location offers the sought-after hills lifestyle, being two minutes from the bustling town of Emerald, yet set back from the Main Road, ensuring privacy and safety in all areas of the property.

This charming haven is the perfect place for a family to grow and flourish. ●

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PRIVACY – TICK, FLAT LAND – TICK, RENOVATED HOME – TICK!!

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- the home is complete with its own solar power and generator, so you can live off the grid in your own treed oasis with plenty of wildlife and nature all around and kurth kiln regional Park right over the road.

- located in quiet avonsleigh just out of emerald - new modern style home is ready to move into and enjoy.

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$620,000-$680,000

WESTERN RED CEDAR WITH HEAPS ON OFFER (Cnr of Currajong Avenue, Selby) - situated on a corner allotment approx. (1151 sqm) with side road access and a tranquil outlook across the reserve opposite - three bedrooms main with full ensuite & two separate living zones - evaporative cooling and wood heater - Double garage with remote control roller door & sealed driveway - Front verandah which takes in views over the road across to the reserve

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BRIAR FARM - only a 5 minute scenic drive from Monbulk Central - views along the way of the warburton ranges - this gorgeous property set on 3.1 acres.

- he eile oorplan consists of four edroos includin aster ith al in roe and ensuite a study or th edroo hilst outside and yet connected via the  etre rap around verandas is the th edroo ithin the arn hich also has its on loune and itchenette eals area

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$820,000-$900,000

LAND FOR WILDLIFE AND ENERGY EFFICIENT LIVING ON 2 ACRES… -Privately positioned on a quiet street this property is sure to please those that value self-suficiency and the pursuit of happiness.

-Features include gas heater, mains and tank water, mains gas, 3kw solar power system & new carpets.

-outside offers a double garage/workshop, double carport, plenty of parking, greenhouse, tool shed, chook pen, veggie patch and a fantastic paved and covered entertaining area with ‘vergola’ roof and pizza oven.

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LINDEN - The Pride of Gembrook -only 6 years young this family home has everything you need.

-Prime location in Gembrook, just a moments walk to the Gembrook Pub, cafes, schools & shops -pecial features include ducted heatin polished oor oards ater tan as ire place al in pantry, dishwasher and double garage with workshop area and internal entry to the house.

-antastic oor plan ith lare spacious roos hih ceilins and hue storae it is ell equipped for the entire family.

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$690,000 - $730,000

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$970,000 - $1,060,000

Brand New Sleek & Stylish Home!

Classic Hobby Farm on 5 Acres

This brand new sleek, stylish and low maintenance property is perfect for those seeking a quality property that is modern, peaceful and in a great location. Featuring an abundance of natural light, the modern kitchen is well appointed with stainless steel appliances and dishwasher cavity, whilst overlooking the spacious living and dining zone. The home comprises three generous bedrooms, the master bedroom with walk in robe and full ensuite, a large modern main bathroom, and separate laundry with rear side access.

The ideal small acreage hobby farm ideal for the horse enthusiast. The home has loads of space for growing family offering 4 large bedrooms, ensuite and WIR to main bedroom, multiple living areas, country style kitchen with quality appliances. Outside is the rural paradise with beautiful gardens, 5 separate paddocks, 2 lined stables, hot/cold wash area, workshop, tack room and a riding arena.

Contact: David Carroll 0419 539 320 Inspection: Sat 11:00-11:30am (Photo ID Required)

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$580,000 - $620,000

Warburton

$620,000 - $670,000

A Great Investment or Starter!

Warburton Freehold Premises – ‘Pho Saigon’

his updated threebedroo brick hoe, situated on approiately , is the perfect property for irst hoe buyers, downsizers or investors looking to add to their portfolios. Upon entry into the home, you are greeted by the spacious open liing area boasting loorboards and split syste heating  cooling. ith access ia the diningeals area to the odern, updated kitchen featuring aple storage, electric stoetop and dishwasher, the loorplan encourages entertaining and family-friendly functionality.

Here’s a great opportunity to be a part of the ever popular Warburton township. This freehold premises including the successful business offers endless potential and opportunity, currently operating as the successful Pho Saigon Vietnamese Restaurant, continue on trading as is or bring your own cuisine dream and make it your own (being sold with equipment included). Perfectly positioned in the busiest part of the Warburton township and opposite the picturesque Yarra River.

Contact: David Carroll 0419 539 320

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$690,000 - $750,000

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$675,000 - $725,000

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This stunning three-bedroom, two bathroom brick home on approximately 1,350m2 is perfect for families of all sizes with features that will appeal to every member of the family including the pets, not to mention the mesmerising views over the nearby hills. Timber loorboards guide you through the property fro the front entry and into the front lounge room which enjoys the beautiful sunny aspect and peaceful outlook. Walking through the double sliding doors to the spacious, open plan second living/kitchen/dining area which forms the central hub of the home and is sure to be the place of many future memories. This family living zone comes complete with wood heater plus a split system air-conditioner and is easily separated from the front living zone allowing that separation often needed in family homes. The large, open plan kitchen with stunning white stone top benchtops and breakfast bar also comes complete with a 900mm gas cooktop oven, dishwasher and ample storage space making this a kitchen zone that is perfect for entertaining family and friends or those busy family meal times with children.

Fastidiously restored and loved, this stunning home is bursting with the charm and warmth that only a statement home such as this can provide. Nestled onto a brilliant sized allotment of over 2100m2 this historical home offers the opportunity for the new owner to enjoy living in a home illed with character or consider the business opportunity present of a bed and breakfast (stca). Some features of this stunning residence include 4 bedrooms, ornate ceiling roses and cornices, hardwood looring, arcs, skirts and picture rails, feature Australiana stained glass windows, 10ft ceilings, quality Axminster carpets. A stunning formal lounge has a feature open ire place and built in book shelf. Kitchen with ample bench and cupboard space, a large walk in pantry, zoned preparation area, large SS Belissimo oven/cooktop and positioned next to the formal dining room.

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23 Waratah Avenue Belgrave

$610,000 - $670,000

1470A Burwood Highway Upwey

$735,000 - $805,000

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If peace, privacy and relaxation is what you have been searching for in your next home, then be sure to inspect this large family home nestled amongst a beautiful treed setting on approx. 1/2 an acre of land. Still within close proximity to the main centre of Belgrave with vibrant restaurants, bars, cafes and retail this property really does have it all.

Contact: Brad Conder 0422 639 115 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

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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)

This fabulous family home on over 1 1/2 acres offers exceptional convenience just a short walk to the Main Street of bustling Belgrave with train station, funky cafes, shopping precinct and great schools.

Offering distinctive tri-level living featuring 4 bedrooms (2 with ensuite), expansive open plan kitchen, spacious dining zone & family room & double doors opening on to a beautiful decking area.

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

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19 Channel Road Mount Evelyn

$1,700,00-$1,870,000

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Breathtaking views & architectural intelligence connect with the landscape by the integration of earthy timbers, glass & a subtle colour scheme in the new structure, elevated over 3 levels creating views towards Mt Baw Baw from every window. Abundant light welcomes you through the main entrance of this contemporary designed home via double glazed windows combined with hydronic heating & gas log re ensrin climate control. t mi leel e mironbark loorin hite cabinetry  em benchtops compliment the kitchen with island bench, SS appliances & WIP ensures the minimalist design integrates with the expansive living room. Stackable doors open to dual decking space in Redgum timber, designed around the central kitchen yet perfectly placed off the casual & formal zones.

Character & cuteness of a bullnose veranda, porch & cottage garden welcome you to this home, renovated inside & out to a contemporary style yet retaining the heart & soul of her heritage. Stunning wide wormy chestnut boards connect the open plan living with the white stone benched kitchen beautifully, while French doors lead out to a decking & a fully fenced yard…a blank canvas for further development (STCA) with a double shed & access ia one of to rieays. The loorplan inites yo on the central hallway to the spacious main bathroom incorp a freestanding bath & two spacious bedrooms with BIR’s to a retreat study area. Leading you around the corner to a step down master suite decorated in whites with the mellow timber loors  external access to the eck.

Contact: Corinne Sukroo 0419 805 915 Inspection: By Private Appointment (Photo ID Required)

Contact: Corinne Sukroo 0419 805 915 Inspection: By Private Appointment (Photo ID Required)

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$470000 - $510000

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$950000 - $1045000

Private Acreage 5 Minutes to Pakenham!

Located on a quarter acre within walking distance to the heart of Cockatoo is this low maintenance hardiplank home offering peace  privacy. The home features 3 bedrooms or 2 with a study leading out to the deck or maybe even make it a second living area. The open plan kitchen is only 10 years old with ample storage and stainless freestanding oven with gas cooktop. The home has a cosy wood ire in the lounge room whilst mains gas ducted heating  evaporative cooling ensure comfort  convenience whatever the season. Add to this a carport single lock up garage a heated outdoor spa in the entertaining area  your own fruit trees to nurture. At this price you can move in stop paying rent  take your time to make it your own.

With acreage properties scarce but in high demand this is an opportunity is too good to be missed! Just over 30A of cleared  natural bush with a good solid home  all just a short drive of bustling Pakenham  easy access to freeways.

The home is neat  tidy as is but could beneit from a little updating  offers 4 BDRs the Master with WIR  ensuite living room with garden  paddock out look  spacious kitchen with dishwasher  gas cooktop. The home has new carpets throughout ample storage ducted heating  cooling for the ultimate in comfort  there’s a foxtel aerial  phone line available. Outside you have a lock up garage/workshop with concrete oor  power machinery shed for storage  fenced paddocks for your 4 legged friends.

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SHERBROOKE 21 Sherbrooke Road

5A 4B 3C Esteemed and instantly recognisable, beautiful ‘Woods Sherbrooke’ ofers a variety of income streams and strong reputation ensuring its’ continued long term success. This property can be adapted to suit your lifestyle needs.

Comprising a fully licensed restaurant and cafe, stunning art deco main residence, two B&B accommodations, English gardens, Parterre kitchen garden and ample of street parking, ‘Woods’ exudes charm and elegance at every turn. With an established regular clientele and thriving Sherbrooke hospitality location, this is an opportunity not to be missed.

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UPWEY 22 Deans Road

3A 2B 2C This character-illed home is perfectly positioned, with an impressive indoor living spaces connecting the adjoining spacious deck and terraced lawn. Located within walking distance of Upwey Main St and schools, this rare dual road frontage property is framed by leafy front and rear gardens for privacy.

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TECOMA 2/1522 Burwood Highway

3A 2B 1C Location is key at this spacious and stylish character townhouse with its own level lawn and remote controlled garage, this property is modern living moments from town and public transport. Enjoy a sundrenched, open plan lounge, dining, and large updated kitchen with oversize bedrooms and wardrobes.

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ENTERTAINMENT

‘Lark’ boost is going live Skylark Room promoter Ben Langdon has been announced as a successful applicant for Music Victoria's prestigious 2018 Music Works, Live Music Professionals program.

The Upwey venue can look forward to a boost, as Ben was one of just 19 selected from all over the state to participate in this year's program, which aims to develop promoters, venue managers and band-bookers that are supported by the Victorian Government's Music Works initiative.

Participants will be matched with music industry and business coaches for one-on-one coaching sessions, while also attending numerous industry-related conferences, workshops and masterclasses - all aimed to bolster their business skills and aid them in creating sustainable, long-term music businesses.

Victorian Minister for Creative Industries, Martin Foley, said the initiative achieves some hugely positive outcomes.

"Our Music Works program aims to support the industry at all levels and Live Music Professionals helps to strengthen the music ecosystem by helping music businesses to take the next step," he said.

"Last year's participants have already experienced significant growth and I look forward to seeing what's in store for our cohort this year."

Into the lion’s den of lies Fresh from the release of their highly anticipated second album, 'Celebrate the Lie', emerging Sydney act Born Lion is ready to bare their teeth for Sooki Lounge audiences.

As part of their 2018 tour, the four piece is set to head to Begrave for a show on Thursday 31 May, bringing with them their celebrated sound, which has been described as 'angsty punk rock', and 'frenetic' and 'hardcore'.

In the live arena, the band members have traversed the countryside many times on the band's own headline tours.

In short, their shows are not to be missed.

So, book your tickets and head down to Sooki on Thursday 31 May for an 8pm start.

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Solo: A Star Wars Story, which is an origin story for beloved Star Wars character Han Solo, is rollicking good fun, and yet another example of a well-structured blockbuster in what's proving to be a banner year for them.

Han and his allies are forced by a crime syndicate to deliver a valuable element through a perilous route known as the Kessel Run. The mission is laid out in methodical fashion, but the film delivers a stream of tense obstacles to keep us and its nuanced, engaging heroes on their toes.

Alden Ehrenreich is incredibly charismatic as Han, portraying a plucky, honourable young man who is sure of his abilities but never strays into arrogance. Donald Glover is a suave scoundrel as smuggler Lando Calrissian, Woody Harrelson plays a cynical yet endear-

ing mentor figure, and Emilia Clarke delivers possibly the best performance of her career as Qi'ra, Han's gentle yet morally conflicted childhood friend.

The visual design is vibrant and appealingly retro (in keeping with the original Star Wars films), the action scenes are enthralling and well-composed, and the climax plays with our expectations in startling ways.

Solo also shows admirable restraint as a Star Wars film, largely eschewing references and fan-service in favour of telling its own selfcontained story.

With great characters and a tight narrative, Solo: A Star Wars Story is possibly the most cohesive film in this new batch of Star Wars films.

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The Olinda Creek Stream Flow Management Plan Amendment Consultative Committee is inviting community members to provide feedback on proposed amendments to the Olinda Creek Water Supply Protection Area (WSPA) Stream Flow Management Plan (SFMP).

The Committee, appointed by Victorian Water Minister, Hon Lisa Neville MP was created to update the 2007 Olinda Creek SFMP with improved technical information, and refine surface water management rules in the catchment.

Parks Victoria’s conservation management to restore and protect park habitat includes the control of introduced plant and animal species. As a part of an ongoing strategy, notice is hereby given that Parks Victoria will be conducting a controlled, safe and humane deer control operation targeting Fallow and Sambar Deer in three areas of public land within the Dandenong Ranges and Yarra Ranges.

The SFMP sets out arrangements for management of water resources in the Olinda Creek area, ensuring that water resources are managed in an equitable manner and to ensure the long-term sustainability of those resources. It has been developed by the Committee that has representation of all relevant interests in the area.

The main proposed changes to the SFMP relate to refining ban triggers in the lower catchment, updating target allocation caps, altering metering prescriptions and amending licence transfer prescriptions to support transfer of licences within the catchment in a sustainable way.

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By Cameron Hutchison Round 5 was played in beautiful conditions for footy and netball, some grounds were a bit slippery and the sun was shining on some clubs and others found it tough.

Big scores were the order of the day with some big winning margins.

The winners in senior football: Mount Evelyn, Olinda Ferny Creek, Upwey Tecoma, Wandin, Monbulk, Gembrook Cockatoo, Yarra Glen, Seville and Yea. A Grade netball winners: Upwey-Tecoma, Belgrave, Olinda Ferny Creek, Woori Yallock, Mount Evelyn, Gembrook Cockatoo, Powelltown, Seville and Kinglake.

For those that also have an interest in the reserves, the winners were: Mount Evelyn, Olinda-Ferny Creek, Upwey-Tecoma, Wandin, Monbulk, Gembrook Cockatoo, Yarra Glen, Seville and Yea. The Under 18s: Winners were GembrookCockatoo, Mount Evelyn, Upwey-Tecoma, Alexandra and Monbulk.

Division 1 Seniors Football Mt Evelyn 12.17.89 d Healesville 13.9.87 Mt Evelyn have a share of fourth spot on the ladder and have racked up their third win for the season after a close encounter with Healesville. Mt Evelyn got off to a great start kicking 3.9 to 2 straight but kept Healesville in the game with their wayward kicking. Healesville won the second quarter, kicking 6.3 to 4.2 to be down by only 2 points at half-time.

The third quarter was all the Bloods with 4.3 to 1.3; they had all the run and looked like they were going to run away with it going into the last change with a 16-point lead. Mt Evelyn got a blast at three-quarter time and it certainly worked; they came out and outplayed Healesville all over the ground kicking 4.3 to just 1.3 to come away with a 2-point win.

Mt Evelyn Best: T. Chalkley (4 goals), A. Gibbons, A. Chalkley (1 goal), T. Scopel, J. Beamish, J. Barden (1 goal) Healesville Best: A. Fraraccio, D. Plozza, J. Nugent (5 goals), N. Mende Olinda Ferny Creek 18.12.120 d Emerald 8.13.61 Olinda Ferny Creek are still ladder leaders by percentage but share the 1st spot with Wandin & Upwey Tecoma after another good win.

The first quarter was a real slog with neither side able to kick a major but the honours went to Emerald with a 1-point lead at quarter time.

The second quarter was just as tough with Olinda winning it with 3.3 to 2.6 giving them a slim lead of 2 points at half-time. The third quarter was tough contested footy but Olinda managed to extend their lead to 7 points at three-quarter time and it was still anyoneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s game. Was Olinda going to be put to the test in the last? What Olinda were doing in the first three quarters was anyoneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s guess, but they came out a different team in the last and piled on 9.5 to 1.1 to come away in the end with a convincing win by 59 points.

Olinda Ferny Creek Best: M. Hottes, D. Wilson, J. Charge (5 goals), C. Brown (2 goals), M. Wright (2 goals), D. Troutman Emerald Best: A. Quirk (1 goal), J. Pedder (3 goals), J. O'Sullivan, S. Semmens, B. Wood Upwey-Tecoma 28.15.183 d WarburtonMillgrove 7.7.49 Upwey-Tecoma sit third on the ladder, one game clear and sharing top spot on four wins.

They never looked in trouble from the outset and at qtr time were leading by 27 points. They kicked 8.2 to 1.1 in the second to be 74 points in front at the main break. They kept the foot on the pedal in the third with 7.7 to 1.2 to be heading into the last well in control. Another impressive last quarter with 7.2 to 4.1 and Upwey had won by 127 points and a percentage boost of 36.41. Upwey-Tecoma Best: D. Waters (12 goals), D. Bell (7 goals), T. Holland (1 goal), K. Grenda, B. Oates, N. Waterman Warburton Millgrove Best: T. McKail (1 goal), M. Read, B. Clinch, L. Barnard, J. Walker, L. Spaulding (1 goal) Wandin 26.19.175 d Belgrave 8.8.56 Wandin sit third by percentage but are one of four teams sharing top spot after their win over Belgrave. Wandin got the early break by 25 points at quarter time and were never in doubt from quarter time. The third quarter was an mailcommunity.com.au

even contest but Wandin kicked 6.4 to 4.2 to extend the lead to 39 points at the main break.

They kept the pressure on in the third, with another 6 goals to 3 and turned home in the lead by 61 points. A massive 10-goal last quarter and Belgrave went down in the end by 119 points and gave Wandin a percentage boost of 24.82.

Wandin Best: J. Ladner, H. Byrne (3 goals), J. Van Unen (9 goals), T. Merlino (4 goals), P. Bruzzese (2 goals), C. Johnston (3 goals) Belgrave Best: P. Gough (3 goals), M. Sproules, J. McDermott, T. Stubley, J. Brown, M. Brown (1 goal) Monbulk 15.13.103 d Woori Yallock 9.9.63 Monbulk have notched up their second win for the season after a surprise win over Woori Yallock sit fourth on the ladder while Monbulk are in seventh and only 1 win away from them.

Monbulk got the jump on a lacklustre Woori Yallock kicking 5.3 to 1.2 and looked in control from the outset. They increased their lead to 30 points at half-time and were looking good.

The third quarter was toughly contested with neither side giving an inch, Woori Yallock won the qtr by 1-point. Monbulk found the open spaces in the last and kicked away with 5.4 to 3.3 to celebrate a 40-point win.

Monbulk Best: C. Griffiths, K. Linde, P. Barge, S. Williams (2 goals) Woori Yallock Best: B. Arnold (3 goals), B. McDonald (2 goals), J. Matthews (1 goal), M. Wright, R. Allen, J. Aitchison Division 2 Seniors Football Gembrook-Cockatoo 23.20.158 d Thornton Eildon 2.7.19 Gembrook sit fifth on the ladder by percentage with their third win for the season after accounting for Thornton on the weekend. Gembrook played a consistent brand of football all day kicking 6 goals in the first to 1 and had a lead of 30 points at quarter time. Another 6 in the second and it was game over at half time with a 64-point lead. Thornton could not manage a major in the third and were outclassed by a fast running Gembrook who added another

4 goals to their score. The last quarter was all Gembrook with 7.4 to just 1 behind. Thornton will be hurting but will bounce back next week.

Gembrook-Cockatoo Best: D. Volta, D. Scott (2 goals), A. Shipp (7 goals), L. Scott (2 goals), L. Henzen (1 goal), D. Leversha (2 goals) Thornton-Eildon Best: J. Sloane, W. Cody (1 goal), T. Bail, D. Creed, J. Scotland, J. Strachan Yarra Glen 16.16.112 d Powelltown 12.6.78 Yarra Glen are 1 game clear on top and undefeated after Round 5. They travelled to Powelltown and started the day off with a 6.7 to 2.2 first quarter and a lead of 29 points at quarter time. It tightened up in the third with Powelltown winning the quarter by 1 point. They also won the third quarter, kicking 4.1 to 4 straight but could not make any inroads into the margin. Yarra Glen regrouped in the last to run out winners by 34 points.

Yarra Glen Best: J. Marks, B. Binion, J. Donald, D. Hurley, R. Gurney (3 goals), W. Goodwin Powelltown Best: B. Traynor, R. McCrimmon (2 goals), J. Moore, B. Wratten (2 goals), J. Garthwaite, T. Humphries Seville 19.18.132 d Alexandra 6.10.46 Seville share second spot with Yarra Junction but are ahead by percentage of 73.40. Seville got the early lead by 13 points at quarter and never really looked in trouble from then.

They kicked 7.2 to 1.3 in the second and extended their lead to 48 points at the main break. Alexandra were all at sea in the third and could only manage three behinds while Seville added another 4.3 to be well in control heading into the last. Another consistent last quarter by Seville and it was another win for them.

Seville Best: N. O'Keefe (12 goals), J. Wilkinson (2 goals), G. Fraser (1 goal), J. Nolan, B. Penwill, A. Wind Alexandra Best: J. Brereton, B. Woollard, B. Cooper, S. Steiner (1 goal), C. Heaslip, S. Woollard Yea 16.13.109 d Kinglake 7.4.46 Yea sit fourth on the ladder after a good win over Kinglake by 63 points. Yea got the early

lead, kicking 5.4 to 1.1 in the first to be in control at quarter time. Kinglake kicked 1.2 to 4.1 in the second, but could not hold the young guns of Yea and found themselves 44 points behind at half-time. Kinglake outscored Yea in the third, kicking 4.1 to 3.3 but the margin was still 40 points. Yea got moving again in the last and held Kinglake to 1 goal while they kicked 4 to bring home a solid win in the end.

Yea Best: R. Timmins (1 goal), H. Jarvie, J. Ryan, J. Salau, P. Evans (3 goals), N. Beattie (3 goals) Kinglake Best: J. Butterworth (1 goal), J. Hamilton (1 goal), J. Orchard, J. Crowe (1 goal), L. Hannah, C. Booker Yarra Junction: Bye Under 18s Football Gembrook-Cockatoo 18.13.121 d Emerald 5.1.31 Mt Evelyn 11.9.75 d Healesville 8.10.58 Healesville Best: L. Scott, K. Brown, C. Boeder, M. Renouf (1 goal), B. Cummins (1 goal), C. Wright Upwey-Tecoma 6.9.45 d Warburton Millgrove 2.7.19 Upwey Tecoma Best: C. Jones, T. Johnson, A. Bartils (1 goal), K. Bell, J. Goldie, J. Fox Warburton Millgrove Best: A. Nelson (1 goal), T. Walker, B. MacDonald, R. Nyko, J. Cahill, J. Pride Alexandra 9.8.62 d Wandin 7.12.54 Monbulk 13.10.88 d Woori Yallock 8.4.52 Division 1 A Grade Netball Upwey Tecoma 39 d Warburton Millgrove 29 Belgrave 43 d Wandin 42 Olinda Ferny Creek 96 d Emerald 27 Woori Yallock 56 d Monbulk Hawks 35 Mt Evelyn 48 d Healesville 25 Division 2 A Grade Netball Gembrook Cockatoo 44 d Thornton Eildon 23 Powelltown 56 d Yarra Glen 41 Seville 51 d Alexandra 32 Kinglake 51 d Yea 49 Yarra Junction: Bye Tuesday, 29 May, 2018

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Athletes take lead

By Jamie Strudley Yarra Ranges Athletics athletes travelled to Cruden Farm, Langwarrin, on Saturday afternoon for Round 3 of the XCR18 season.

Cross country racing in near perfect conditions on a testing course, reknowned for the ‘mud’ hole.

The bog - as it eventually becomes - started out the day as a gentle flowing creek for the Under 14s races and ended as a treacherous obstacle for the Open Men’s.

Great to see the Yarra Ranges support team applauding every successful exit but clearly baying for ‘mud’ as each of the the 1000-plus athletes attempted to clear the bog.

Many shoes were lost or left behind.

Some fantastic results with medals to Georgia Laven, Lily Peacock, Harry Norman, Madddie Laven and Kiara Flavel.

Congratulations also to the fastest open Women’s and Men’s competitors, Georgia Brock and Seamus Dwyer, on their outstanding efforts to lead our teams to some solid results.

Unofficial results are: Women U14 4km Madeline Laven 2nd 15.53 Kiara Flavel 3rd 16.17 Indigo Linde 6th 16.50 Piper Naismith 13th 18.39 Women U16 6km Mia Strudley 16th 25.03 Men U16 6km Angus Norman 15th 21.34 Women U18 6km Georgia Laven 1st 21.20 Lily Peacock 2nd 21.26 Grace Muller 12th 23.50 Zoe Sibley 16th 24.49 Men U18 8km Harry Norman 2nd 26.24 Liam Russell 32nd 36.19 Camden Hewitson 33rd 37.21 Men U20 6kmJames Laven 13th 20.39 Max Savill-Bentley 16th 21.06 Open Women 12km Georgia Brock 34th 51.25 Judy May 46th 53.10 Sarah Love 90th 59.16 Erika Bedyn 126th 1.05.53 Alexis Sketch-

By Derek Schlennstedt

Alexis Sketchley clears the bog during the Open Women's 12km event. ley 132nd 1.08.11 Kathryn Clarke 133rd 1.08.27 Open Men 12km Seamus Dwyer 120th 45.28 James Anderson 148th 47.01 Andrew Searles 154th 47.18 Sam Pike 189th 48.47 Michael Clarke 202nd 49.06 Graham Coutts 209th 49.23 Bryan Ackerly 235th 50.55 Joel Johnson 256th 52.12 Jamie Strudley 291st 54.33 The regular Saturday Morning cross country was at a sun-baked Morrison Reserve.

Picture: ERIKA BEDYN

Plenty of PBs, and, therefore, choccie frogs, were earned.

Next the club has three teams entered into the LAV Cross Country Relays at Cruden Farm.

Good luck to athletes representing the club in what will be a fun event.

Saturday morning cross country will be at Lillydale Lake.

One of Victoria's most successful pistol clubs has been refurbished and upgraded to international competition standards.

Member for Monbulk James Merlino visited the redeveloped Yarra Pistol Club in Lysterfield on Saturday 19 May to open the new facility.

The development was made possible through a $718,000 grant from the Labor Goverments Shooting Sports Facilities Program and James Merlino, member for Monbulk he looked forward to see the club grow into the future.

"This upgrade means the Yarra Pistol Club can grow and be more competitive - welcoming more members than ever before and host the big events," Mr Merlino said.

The club has been an important part of the local community for more than 50 years, achieving many successes, including when club-member Sergei Eglevski won gold in the World University Shooting Championships, and silver at the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games in the rapid-fire pistol event.

The club has also hosted the national pistol championships, but with changes in standards by the International Shooting Sports Federation, the club no longer met the requirements to host championship events - now with the grant they can.

A new targeting system, more seating for fans and improvements to the clubroom facilities mean the club is now well placed to host major pistol events.

Members will also be able to better hone their skills with the improved targeting facilities, and the club is now fully accessible for people of all abilities to come and enjoy the sport of pistol shooting.

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DOWN 1. The foot soldiers captured are free (5). 2. Layabout we find charming (5). 3. When in company going round to a gambling house (6). 4. Dances out when you go up (6). 5.

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