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End of Financial Year Sales offer exceptional value on new vehicles. The annual EOFY sales means there are bargains galore waiting to be driven away. Use this special Star News wrap as a guide to the best local deals.
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Only on 4x4 models. #Seats have leather touches or accents, but are not wholly leather. 5-star ANCAP safety rating on 4x4 D-MAX Crew Cab models built from November 2013 onwards and 4x2 D-MAX Crew Cab High Ride models built from November 2014 onwards. *Private & ABN holders only on 18MY vehicles .Metallic/mica paint $450 extra. Available until 30/6/18, unless extended, varied or while stocks last. ^5 years/130,000km whichever occurs first, for eligible customers. Excludes trays and accessories. >The Capped Price Servicing Program (“CPS Program”) applies to Eligible Vehicles with a Warranty Start Date on or after 1/1/15 at Participating Isuzu UTE Dealers only. The 5 years Capped Price Servicing covers the first 5 Scheduled Services for 18MY and later vehicle models for up to 5 years/75,000km (whichever occurs first) and for 16.5MY and 17MY for up to 5 years/50,000km (whichever occurs first). CPS Program is subject to change. For full terms & conditions and current pricing visit isuzuute.com.au/service-plus.
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5-star ANCAP safety rating on all MU-X models and 4x4 D-MAX Crew Cab models built from November 2013 onwards and 4x2 D-MAX Crew Cab High Ride models built from November 2014 onwards. ^5 years/130,000km whichever occurs first, for eligible customers. Excludes trays and accessories. >The Capped Price Servicing Program ("CPS Program") applies to Eligible Vehicles with a Warranty Start Date on or after 1/1/15 at Participating Isuzu UTE Dealers only. The 5 years Capped Price Servicing covers the first 5 Scheduled Services for 18MY and later vehicle models for up to 5 years/75,000km (whichever occurs first) and for 16.5MY and 17MY for up to 5 years/50,000km (whichever occurs first). CPS Program is subject to change. For full terms & conditions and current pricing visit isuzuute.com.au/service-plus. +3.5 tonne braked towing capacity on D-MAX 4x4 and 4x2 High Ride models and 3.0 tonne braked towing capacity on all MU-X models when fitted with an optional genuine Isuzu UTE tow bar kit. ~Includes economy alloy tray fitted at motorpool. #Fuel consumption and emissions figures based on ADR 81/02 (combined cycle test) and are to be used for vehicle comparison purposes only. Actual fuel consumption and emissions will vary depending on many factors including, but not limited to, traffic conditions, individual driving style and vehicle condition. §Seats have leather touches or accents (excluding third row for MU-X), but are not wholly leather. *Private and ABN holders only on 18MY vehicles. Excludes government, fleet, rental & non-profit buyers. Includes one year business vehicle registration, CTP insurance, dealer delivery and statutory charges. Metallic/mica/pearl paint $450 extra. Only at Participating Isuzu UTE Dealers from 1/5/18 until 30/6/18 unless extended, varied or while stocks last. Excludes demonstrators. †Offer is limited to 18MY vehicles 4x4 D-MAX & 4x4 MU-X models sold & delivered between 1/5/18 and 30/6/18 to private & ABN holders only. Excludes demonstrators. The Scheduled Servicing offer covers standard items (normal operating conditions) as listed in IUA Warranty and Service Booklet for the first 2 years Scheduled Servicing (covering the first 2 Scheduled Services up to 24 months/30,000km – whichever occurs first). The free Driving Report must be requested and conducted at the same time as the first 2 Scheduled Services. For full Terms and Conditions of the Service Plus Driving Report Program, visit isuzuute.com.au/driving-report. Offer does not cover any other Scheduled Service, Make-up Scheduled Service or any additional service items or requirements, which are at the owner’s expense. Only at Participating Isuzu UTE Dealers. Not available with any other offer.
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Deals take buyers off road Pakenham Isuzu has great deals on the D-MAX ute and the 7-seater MU-X during the End of Financial Year sales. The Isuzu D-MAX is a stand out performer on or off-road. With the legendary Isuzu 3-litre turbo diesel engine, a beefed up 430Nm of torque and an intuitive 6-speed transmission, the D-MAX is all you need to pump up any adventure. D-MAX has an exclusive Isuzu 3.0L turbo diesel engine that produces 430Nm of torque. It also uses cutting-edge technology to provide excellent fuel economy while still making plenty of power. D-MAX’s powerful diesel engine is built for towing. It will pull trailers, boats and caravans up hill and down the highway without breaking a sweat with a massive 3.5 tonne towing capacity. With the 4x4 Terrain Command system and wide stance and heavy duty suspension, you can drive D-MAX into the toughest terrain. Whether you’re going off-road for work or for fun, D-MAX will get you there and beyond. Experience ultimate driving luxury with leather accented seats which come standard on the top of the range LS-T models, along with a six-way adjustable electric driver seat to let you find the perfect driving position with ease. Safety is a top priority, so the D-MAX is fitted with the latest in active and passive safety features. With a maximum 5-star safety rating on 4x4 Crew and 4x2 Crew High Ride models you can have complete peace of mind. The Isuzu MU-X is also a stand out performer on or off-road. MU-X has an exclusive Isuzu 3.0L turbo diesel engine that produces 430Nm of torque. It also uses cutting-edge technology to provide excellent fuel economy while still making plenty of power. MU-X’s powerful diesel engine is built for towing. It will pull trailers, boats and caravans up hill and down the highway without breaking a sweat with a massive 3 tonne towing capacity. With the Terrain Command 4x4 system and robust yet refined suspension, you can drive MU-X into the toughest terrain with ease. Wherever your spirit takes you, the Isuzu MU-X is along for the ride. Whether you’re doing a sports run or heading for adventure, the 7-seat Isuzu MU-X has plenty of room and features to keep your family entertained. With superior active and passive safety features, the MU-X is designed to keep your family protected and give you complete peace of mind. All models achieve a maximum 5-star safety rating which makes it one very safe 7-seat family SUV.
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The Isuzu D-Max is a stand out performer on or off road.
Drive down motoring costs The cost of owning a new vehicle rose in 2017 according to RACV’s Driving Your Dollars survey, but there are a number of ways savvy consumers can beat the rise and reduce their total cost of ownership over the life of their vehicle. The Driving Your Dollars survey takes into account all expenses associated with normal car ownership including purchase price, interest, fuel, servicing, new tyres, insurance and depreciation and allows buyers to compare vehicles not only within one class, but across all classes. RACV compared 137 popular vehicles, and found an average 1.6 per cent increase in costs, equating the overall average cost of running a vehicle at $207.84 per week. “A rise in on-road costs, increased interest rates, faster depreciation, and the withdrawal of Australian-model Fords has led to an average increase in prices” said Michael Case, RACV’s Manager Vehicle Engineering. 4W STAR NEWS
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“But it isn’t all bad news for consumers. On average, new vehicles use 3.7 per cent less fuel, nulling the effect of higher petrol prices,” said Mr Case. Additionally, many manufacturers are offering drive-away deals this year which absorb many extra fees which are traditionally added on to the cost of a new car. These fees could be stamp duty, registration and dealer delivery costs. The cost of tyres has also decreased thanks to intense competition – including the entrance of RACV Mobile Tyres Service, with the average cost to change a set of tyres decreasing by nearly 15 per cent. “RACV encourages motorists to be savvy and beat the price rises by choosing a fuel efficient car and making the most of the driveaway price offers” Mr Case said.
On average, new vehicles use 3.7 per cent less fuel. pakenhamnews.starcommunity.com.au
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The Clough family - from left Zac, Ben, Sue, Paul and Kane - outside their Pakenham Mazda dealership.
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Mazda a family favourite It has been a little over four decades since a 22-year-old rev-head - sporting a mullet and a love for anything with an engine - lobbed into Nar Nar Goon chasing his dream. A young Bruce Clough had honed his mechanical skills and customer rapport in a thriving 'backyard' business, fixing and modifying cars in the driveway of his father's Werribee home. He was ready to take the next step and quickly snapped up a towing and mechanical repair business he saw advertised in The Age in late 1974, despite the initial misgivings of his then girlfriend and later wife Sue, who thought he had taken her to the end of the earth. Over the next few years Bruce and Sue grew both the business and a young family, with four boys being welcomed into the fold. The Cloughs soon added a few used cars to the towing and mechanical repair business and in late 1994 seized an opportunity to add the Mazda dealership. Sadly, Bruce succumbed to an aggressive form of cancer in July 2013, aged only 61. Towards the end, he got the boys - Paul, Kane, Ben and Zac - together and told them that he had taken the business where he could and it was up to them to go to the next level. "Bruce would be very proud of what the boys have done," Sue told the News. A timeline marking significant developments in the company's history hangs proudly in the foyer and the staff handbook reflects the Clough journey. "It's our story and we are proud of it," said Paul, who is now dealer principal. "Bruce always had good vision," Sue said. "He could always see where things were heading." Bruce and Sue had just arrived back from an overseas trip and were heading back to Nar Nar Goon when they noticed the Mazda dealership in Pakenham had closed up. It had been run for years by the Elliott family and been passed on to the Blanchards, who closed it after a couple of years. 6W STAR NEWS
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The Mazda dealership at Nar Nar Goon. Bruce told Sue he would give Mazda a call and they had secured the dealership within three months, with the first truckload of six Mazda vehicles arriving that December. "Mazda was doing well in the 1970s and '80s, but lost its way a bit in the '90s," Paul explained. "They were good, reliable cars but were not inspiring and lacked the flair of some of the other brands." The growth eventually came on the back of the "Zoom Zoom boom" and Australia now has the highest market share for Mazda in the world and has the highest rate of customer satisfaction. Mazdas are now the second most popular cars nationally.
It was the growth of both the Mazda brand and the Cardinia Shire region that led to the development of the new dealership. Paul said Mazda had confidence that the Cloughs had the area well covered, but were mindful of the need for future expansion. So the boys put the feelers out for a new site and Ray Weinzierl from Car Megamart offered the opportunity of a corner block on Commercial Drive in the new South East Business Park at Pakenham. The Cloughs bought the land with the intention of sitting on it until the need to expand arose, but were advised that it would be in their best interests to move in as soon as possible. So Montlaur Project Services and construction firm the APM Group, which built the
events and administration centre at Racing. com Park at Tynong, were engaged and the new state-of-the-art showroom quickly took shape. Paul now heads up the operation as dealer principal, Kane is sales manager, Zac is service manager and Ben heads up the pre-delivery operation. "We saw our most successful year ever in 2017, with record sales results across the entire Mazda range" Paul said. "Building on that momentum we expect sales to continue to increase for another record breaking year." Although their surroundings are all shiny and new, links to the past remain. Sitting in a frame on the top of a filing cabinet in Paul's office is a VACC Tech School Special Mention certificate, presented to one Bruce Stanley Clough back in 1969. He is still around in many other ways as well. Paul says the work ethic and customer service developed by that 22-year-old rev-head in the mid-1970s will continue to be a cornerstone of the business. "We pride ourselves to look after our customers the best we can. Our new purpose built state of the art facility provided new opportunities to expand our quality service range and has exceeded customer expectations." Paul explained. "Our point of difference is our relationship with the local area," Paul said. "We have local knowledge and a focus on relationships and customer service - qualities that were instilled in us by Dad. "We are happy to be judged on how we treat our customers. Networking and word of mouth has always been a big part of our success - and will continue to be. "It keeps you on your toes. We don't want to go to the local footy and find out that we have given someone bad service. "That's not what the Cloughs are about." pakenhamnews.starcommunity.com.au
FOCUS ON … EOFY CAR SALES
Something for everyone Those looking to buy a car will have the perfect opportunity to shop for a great range of deals at this year's End of Financial Year (EOFY) sales at the Barry Bourke Group in Berwick and Pakenham. From 10am to 4pm on Sunday 17 June, vehicles from Audi Barry Bourke, Barry Bourke Holden, Barry Bourke HSV, Barry Bourke Renault, Barry Bourke Pakenham and Barry Bourke Approved Used Cars will be available to purchase throughout this special extra EOFY trading day. Barry Bourke Holden is currently running amazing price offers with a seven-year warranty on 2018 Equinox and Commodore cars as well as a five-year warranty on Astra, Captiva, Colorado, Trax and Spark. Barry Bourke Holden Used Car Department offer a fantastic five-year protection plan and five-year roadside across all applicable vehicles - terms and conditions apply. "With such a fantastic range of Holden new and used vehicles with exceptional EOFY pricing, the best time to buy is now," Dealer Principal at Barry Bourke Holden Martin Wallace said. June will also see the long-awaited arrival of the exciting Chevrolet Silverado, a stunning brand new Australian big rig to Barry Bourke HSV. "This heavy-duty truck performs as aggressively as it looks. With five vehicles in this legendary range, they will all share the same, uncompromising, powertrain. We can't wait for our customers to come in and test drive, they definitely won't be disappointed," Sales Manager at Barry Bourke Holden Shane Crew said. Over at Audi Barry Bourke, the mid-year sales event is now on. Until 30 June, customers can receive reductions equal to the GST across a wide range of new Audi models. Audi Barry Bourke also offers a fantastic range of demo and used Audi models at exceptional pricing. The REOFY sale is now on at Barry Bourke Renault with great pricing across all models - including the popular SUV Renault Koleos priced from only $29,999 (terms and conditions apply). "We offer a great range of Renault passenger and commercial vehicles with competitive pricing, this sale period is certainly not to be missed," Sales Manager at Barry Bourke Renault Michelle Hobbs-Taylor said. The Barry Bourke Group recently opened a new showroom located next to Audi Barry
Head to the Barry Bourke Group in Berwick or Pakenham for great End of Financial Year sales on Sunday 17 June. Bourke selling Barry Bourke Approved Used Cars. "We have a wide selection of quality and pre-
mium used vehicles. Visit our new showroom to see our amazing selection," Mr Wallace said. The Barry Bourke Group is located at 755
Princes Highway in Berwick. For more information, phone 9707 2222 or visit www.barrybourke.com.au.
Holiday vehicle checklist to ensure worry free motoring You car is your best friend on a big trip. RACV has plenty of ways to ensure it’s ready for the road. Just because you’ve packed the car with maps, luggage and your favourite music, it doesn’t mean you’re totally ready for the big road-trip. Have you checked the condition of the car? Take good care of it with some basic but essential maintenance before you leave your driveway for your open-road odyssey. Get a grip Are your tyres in good shape? The tread on the tyres is designed to clear water from the contact area with the road and a minimum groove depth of 1.5mm is vital. If it’s any less, or if you find bald patches (rendering the tyre unroadworthy) or uneven wear, you must replace them. Before you leave, check your tyre pressures when they are cold. Minimum pressures are usually found on a placard on the driver’s door jamb or the glovebox lid. And don’t forget you have five tyres, not four – give the spare the same attention. And if your spare is a space-saver, be aware of its speed and distance restrictions. Light it up Headlights are ineffectual if they have blown globes, aren’t aligned properly or even if the outer shield is dirty or covered in bugs. Check all lights are working, and ask for the headlight aim to be checked when you have the car serviced. pakenhamnews.starcommunity.com.au
Braking point Just because your car was serviced recently doesn’t mean your brakes are in good shape – not all services include a brake check. If you’ve noticed even the slightest deterioration in braking performance or anything unusual (be it an unusual sound or an unusual sensation as you engage the brakes), get them checked by an expert immediately. Batteries are included The average car battery only lasts around 3½ years – and possibly less if you usually take short trips in stop/start traffic. If your battery is ‘getting on’ or if you’ve had difficulty starting the car, get your battery checked by expert technicians before you set off. RACV Batteries’ mobile specialists will check your battery’s health. And if it needs replacing, then they can ensure that you get the right type of battery for your car on the spot. Your window to the world Don’t just give your windscreen a quick wipe before you leave – thoroughly clean it inside and out. If you spot any chips or cracks, they’re just the beginning of a bigger problem, so get them seen to. Also ensure your wiper blades are properly fitted and in good condition. The rubber should be pliable, and the wipers should hug the windscreen closely as they wipe, leaving no streaks or untouched patches.
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Max. sale price on 1. MY18 Spark LS Auto 2. MY18 Barina LS Auto 3. Demo Astra Hatch R Plus Auto 4. MY18 Trax LS Auto 5. MY18 Captiva Active 7 Seat Auto 6. MY18 Colorado LTZ 4x4 Auto Sold and delivered before 30/06/2018 unless extended, changed or while stocks last at Barry Bourke Holden. Includes dealer delivery, stamp duty, 12 months registration and compulsory third party insurance. Excludes prestige paint. Private or ABN buyers only. *5 year/unlimited km warranty and 5 years roadside assistance from date of vehicle registration. Not available with other ofers. LMCT 7522
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Pakenham has the most “overachieving” property market in the entire state, new research has revealed. A staggering 94 per cent of homes in the booming suburb exceeded their listing prices when sold in 2018’s opening quarter, according to property price predictor REALas. While it is indicative of a healthy market, new buyers could be priced out if the trend continues. Century 21’s Craig Seymour said it has been the busiest 12 months Pakenham has ever seen. “It’s never been as hot in Pakenham, in terms of the market,” he said. “There’s been a limited amount of land re• leased in Pakenham and we’re still very good • value compared to suburbs closer to Mel• • bourne, so people are getting on• board.” • Mr Seymour believes Officer’s house prices have begun to skyrocket, sending potential buyers further afield. He said recent changes to legislation have made Pakenham a hot-spot for burgeoning investors. “Three years ago, investors could borrow 100 per cent of the property. “Now, if you’re looking at a $1 million home, you have to provide a 20 per cent deposit. “That’s pushing more investors into Pakenham’s market, because the prices are cheaper for them to raise the deposit.” Pakenham also saw stellar gains to its median sale price for houses, up 19.7 per cent in the past year. REALas spokesman Mark O’Neil said a slew of overachieving sales indicated a suburb was
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Big crowds at art show Art Show Pakenham kicked off this year’s exhibition by recognising a major Cardinia milestone. “With Cardinia Shire celebrating its 150 year anniversary we thought it was a great opportunity to really focus on the shire,” said event organiser Jillian Ronald. A special section, dedicated to commemorating the shire, was dominated by a huge painting which paid tribute to the CFA. Created through a partnership between Living Learning Pakenham and the Department of Justice and Regulation, this collaborative piece was created by seven artists under the tutelage and guidance of Rob Matheson. The piece, described by the judges as “a very appropriate homage and tribute to the CFA”, was a highlight of the show.
The opening night, compered by Bass MP Brian Paynter, featured a speech by Cardinia mayor Colin Ross, who commented that the quality of the art show increases every year. Art show president George Blenkhorn was thrilled with the success of the show. “Overall I think we did Cardinia proud,” he said. “The show really demonstrates what a great pool of talent and artistic diversity we have in this area.” The judges - Sue Jarvis and Andrew Mackenzie OAM - were very impressed by the standard of the work and the depth of entries from the local area. Sue estimated 75 per cent of the award winners came from within the shire. For more on the art show, pick up this week’s Pakenham-Berwick Gazette.
Art Show Pakenham coordinator Jillian Ronald with Rob Matheson, who helped bring together this magnificent piece as a partnership between Living Learning Pakenham and the Department of Justice and Regulation. Created by seven artists under Rob's tutelage, it won the prize for best entry depicting Cardinia's 150 years.
Bass MP and compere Brian Paynter with placegetters in the Wearable Art section, from left, winning artist Barbara Niglio with Elaine Shallue modelling her successful piece Denim Diva, third placed Yvette Black and models with Beverley Audsley's second placed Rug and Jumper.
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Median house price surge By Narelle Coulter Officer’s median house price has hit $605,000. Pakenham is not far behind with a median house price of $540,000 according to figures complied for Star News by the Real Estate Institute of Victoria. Pakenham’s median unit price is $400,000.* This compares to metro Melbourne’s median house price of $855,000. Peake Real Estate director Kristen Turner, whose firm recently opened a branch in Officer, said investment in reinvigorating the town centre was fueling strong demand and price growth. “A lot of public money has gone into developing the town centre, the new Cardinia Shire Offices, roads and the train station are waiting for the population to explode,“ Ms Turner said. “ The amount of schools of every denomination are a testament to what the future holds for the area. We are very excited to be a part of this growth in our community and anticipate prices to be held strong and the market to continue to increase. “ We believe that there is a lot of good things to come in Officer. Many new land releases will soon start to emerge.“ Ms Turner said the housing markets in both Pakenham and Officer were strong because of grants offered to first home buyers. “The influx of new home buyers to the Victorian market is the cause of the extreme increase in the median prices in Officer and Pakenham areas. The very generous grants offered to first home buyers is too enticing to pass up, so our young generation are taking up the opportunity to secure the Australian dream. Barry Plant Pakenham managing director Dan O’Loughlin agreed that there had been an “incredible“ increase in median prices since the introduction of the first home buyers stamp duty exemption. “All of a sudden the first home buyer be-
The median house price in Officer has broken the $600,000 mark. lieves they can compete again in a market that was heavily dominated with investors,“ Mr O’Loughlin said. “This competition has been the driving force behind the skyrocketing median. Even at
the level it sits now we still seem to be a much more affordable market than our neighbouring towns such as Officer and Beaconsfield. “In saying that we are now seeing the buyer interest spreading to areas such as Bunyip
and Drouin and it wouldn’t surprise to see the same surge in median in those towns in the near future as well.“ * No unit figures were available for Officer because the sample size was too small.
Cloudy outlook in crystal ball The owner of Crystal World and Prehistoric Journeys hopes a social-media outcry may help save the business falling foul of planning laws. The business's future is uncertain after the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal refused its application for a warehouse extension on the Devon Meadows site on 24 April. VCAT member Picha Djohan stated that the nature of the business - with more than 300 tons of specimens including crystals, dinosaur fossils and meteorites sold and stored onsite was unlawful in the Green Wedge. Business owner Thomas Kapitany was heartened by a wealth of well-wishers on Facebook, as well as a 2700-strong online petition to stop his business from being shut down. "It's great to get such a public response. "It will get more reaction. We're known
around the world as a destination place. "There's only a few labs like this around the world." Mr Kapitany was unsure if public criticism would cause Casey Council to "make an example of me" or "back off and work with me". "There always has to be a compromise in these things." The world-renowned geologist says the business had operated at 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". Mr Kapitany claims that Casey refused to sit
down and negotiate prior to the matter landing at VCAT. Casey Council counter-claims that Mr Kapitany went to VCAT rather than meeting with the council. Casey statutory planning and building services manager Duncan Turner said the landowner now had to comply with the VCAT decision and the State Government's Green Wedge provisions. Warehousing and retail sales were prohibited in the zone, Mr Turner said. However Mr Kapitany regarded the VCAT decision as non-binding on the council. It didn't comprise an order to shut down Crystal World. "The council doesn't have to do anything. It can make an exemption (for Crystal World). "They don't have to give me a permit but it doesn't mean they have to close me down."
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What's something most people don't know about you? When I was in Year 12, I was in a car accident where the car caught fire. Luckily the injuries for all involved were not too bad and we got out of the car before it exploded. What was your most memorable moment? Having my two boys, Patrick and Will. What would your last meal be? Roast lamb, then apple crumble with custard and ice cream (and a nice glass of red). What event, past, present or future, would you like to witness? The peaceful revolution of Leipzig in 1989,
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invite to a dinner party? Pythagoras, Louise May Alcott (author of Little Women), Nelson Mandela, Vincent Lingiari, Peter Cundall, Malala Yousafzai. Your most embarrassing moment? Falling backwards down the escalator at Frankfurt airport, with luggage, bringing the escalator to a stop and causing a full scale response. At school I ... Went out for a golden duck in my first game of cricket in grade 6 but was allowed to have another try. What was your first or best concert? John Denver at Festival Hall in 1975.
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Call to slow it down By Brendan Rees A busy stretch of road in Hampton Park badly needs to be reduced with trucks “slamming on brakes” and narrowly missing pedestrians, a Casey Councillor says. Cr Damien Rosario says he had received “too many complaints“ from residents regarding road safety on Pound Road, with a truck also “veering off the road, missing a girl by two metres” on two occasions at a school crossing only weeks ago. “Visibility is one of the big things I think is the major problem with Pound Road,” he said. Cr Rosario successfully moved a motion at a Casey Council meeting on 15 May, calling for VicRoads and the State Government to reduce the speed limit of Pound Road and Shrives Road from 70km/h to 60km/h. VicRoads Manager of Movement and Safety Sasha Yarwood said safety was taken seriously and “welcomed discussions with the City of Casey and will continue to explore further safety improvements on Pound and Shrives Road.” Following a review, VicRoads says the current 70km/h speed limit was “considered appropriate” and there are currently no plans to reduce the speed limit on Pound Road and Shrives Road. Minister for Roads and Road Safety Luke Donnellan said $7.6 million had been invested to install a new roundabout at the intersection of Pound Road and Shrives Road “which will improve safety and ease congestion.” According to VicRoads, there have been a total of eight crashes on Pound Road with one fatality and one serious injury in the year to January. No crashes were recorded on Shrives Road in the year to January. Cr Rosario said it “really shamed” him to think that the safety of crossing supervisors and pedestrians were put at risk.
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Casey councillor Damien Rosario and Hampton Park Seniors Centre president Neil Shepard, with other members of the community who signed the petition calling for a pedestrian crossing on Picture: MEAGAN ROGERS Pound Road, Hampton Park in 2013. 109952 Casey Councillors also voted at their meeting for council to investigate interim measures that will “safeguard” pedestrians before a signalised crossing is installed in November near Narellan Drive. Cr Rosario said despite the new crossing being a great win for the community “I don’t think we should wait. Six months is a long time and things could happen.” Hampton Park Secondary College school council president Kerry Baker said Pound Road was a “constant area of concern” for pedestrians. “It needs to have a set of traffic lights somewhere. A drop in speed limit would help,” she said. Hampton Park Bowls Club president Nev-
ille Hendrie said it didn’t matter what speed limit was applied to Pound Road. However, he said come 3.30pm each day: “It’s just a nightmare to get across that road whether you’re driving a car or walking - traffic builds up that much. “As for the rest of the day 70km/h is not a problem there because it’s two lanes both ways.“ Federal Member for Holt Anthony Byrne also supported calls by the community and the City of Casey to drop the speed limit on Pound Road and Shrives Road to improve road safety. Shadow Minister for Roads and Infrastructure David Hodgett has not responded to Star News’ request for comment.
Federation University has defended its financial viability after the release of a critical Victorian Auditor-General's report on 25 May. The report pointed to the university's declining student numbers and financial results over the past five years, including a net deficit in 2017. This was in the background of an otherwise financially-strong university sector in Victoria. "It would be prudent for (Federation University) to assess the relevance and financial sustainability of (its) current course offerings," the report stated. In its favour were significant cash and investments and a "relatively strong balance sheet", the VAGO found. "As such, it is likely to be solvent for the short to medium term. However, such a review would enable it to improve its financial performance in the longer term." In its formal response to the report, Federation University accepted the recommendations. Vice-chancellor Helen Bartlett, in a statement, said the university had invested heavily in recent years -including taking over the Berwick campus. It impacted on short-term finances but would lead to long-term sustainability, Professor Bartlett said. By opening new campuses, the aim was to grow student numbers outside its western Victoria heartland over the next four years. It aimed to increase its enrolments to 28,000 - a rise of 7,000 - by 2022, Professor Bartlett said. "The University has experienced strong demand for places at Berwick which has grown to 1400 students in just its second year of operation. "We have already implemented changes to our academic structure, undertaken a review of all our programs and courses, and will continue to identify areas for improvement that will strengthen our financial performance."
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I have lived in Lyndhurst for eight years now and during that time I have witnessed the Cranbourne line become increasingly unreliable. The Monash freeway is practically unusable and our train services are relentlessly incompetent at delivering reasonable services and I’m finding it very difficult to get to and from work from my area. I have even recently considered moving however would prefer not to take this option. Metro Trains continues to cancel and delay trains, and to add salt to the wound when they are running a late service they will go one step further and kick its paying passengers off at either Dandenong or Richmond Station just so it can make it to point A or B on scheduled time. They are too quick and too casual about dropping the ball and kicking people off the train, just because their drivers can’t make it to each station on time. For years Metro has relied upon excuses such as faulty equipment or signalling issues, however I fail to see how this can occur every day. As stated to them several times, if something in my house breaks, I fix it, why can’t the same be expected of them? Another point to make is before 7am everyday they send out notifications advising customer of how their services have been disrupted, every day! If I went around my office advising staff that I was incompetent at my job I would be fired within a week, however Metro isn’t embarrassed by its own short comings. One just has to sign up to the Metro App to experience the sheer volume of excuses as to why trains can’t deliver Cranbourne passengers to their destinations on time. Cranbourne is by far the worst performing line in the Metro train service and nothing is done to fix it. If anyone fare evades then they have spent time and money on ensuring that they catch them, however if they do wrong by their customers, no one is around to penalise them. Recently Metro inconvenienced its paying customers to raise the tracks to elevate traffic congestion which is great news for the traffic on the road but bad news for public transport commuters as it hasn’t improved the line one bit. Since being advised to use other train lines or catch their buses during this period they have repaid their customers by not delivering their services daily. There’s not a day that goes by that I can’t travel to and from home peacefully without having to deal with Metro not caring about Cranbourne customers. Metro constantly falls back on its “no compensation” policy which they created themselves to ensure that they don’t have to pay for their mistakes, however it’s time we got something back. I constantly am missing appointments and commitments. I’m constantly having to be strategic with how I get to and from work and I’m constantly paying money for my life to be ruined as Metros actions (or lack of) are ruining my personal and professional commitments, causing me and thousands of others great stress, and all because I travel on the Cranbourne line. I could be lenient if they were a new business and trying to get things right, however they are an old experienced business and get worse by the day, so now involving my council representative to see if we can do something about it as I would like to take action against Metro Trains. Nathan Ottobre, Lyndhurst
I was disappointed to read Cam LucadouWells’ article titled “No Budget On Birthday“. It seemed to me a blatant attempt to discredit Susan Serey, who is a hardworking councillor and Liberal candidate for the state seat of Narre Warren South. There were several councillors who were unable to attend that meeting and yet you singled out Councillor Serey. Sometimes people jut can’t attend certain events. It’s part of life. There are two types of journalists Cam – those who faithfully and accurately report the news and those who seek to influence public opinion according to their particular personal biases. Which sort are you? Also, in response to the Labour candidate’s comments: given that Gary Maas, the union organiser, lives in St Kilda and has never had anything to do with the Casey Community, his comments about “respecting the local community“ should be seen for what they are - hol-
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When a dead tree falls ... It is of great concern that a resident has been fined for removing a dead tree. Under Australian administrative law, councils do not have the authority to exercise a power that is so unreasonable that no reasonable person could have so exercised that power, or to exercise a power that constitutes abuse of that power. Should a council breach these rules of behaviour then both the elected members and the officers of council become personally liable for their actions and are not protected by council’s insurance against professional liability and they become liable for their actions. As I understand the matter, it seems to me that if this council has drafted legislation so as to be able to fine a person for removing a dead tree, then they are clearly in breach of these rules of behaviour. Something to think about. Thirty years in local government Peter Hanning, Upper Beaconsfield
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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THUMBS UP THUMBS DOWN Thumbs down To the Thompson's road works taking for ever.
Thumbs up To the CFA guys who put the fire out at the corner of Evans and Thompson's Rd in the abandon properties. As it could have been a lot worse.
Thumbs down To Casey Council who are demolishing the old Council offices and Library in Narre Warren. A potential income source for ratepayers will now be used for car parking as insufficient was built at Bunjil Place.
Thumbs down To railway parking. All side roads for up to a kilometre on both sides of the railway station are chokers.
Thumbs down It's a hazard for the buses and traffic using surrounding streets (railway parking).
Thumbs down Do something about the parking at Cranbourne with all the new housing estates going up ,there is not enough parking for those that use public transport and government is tell us to use P/ transport, we do and no car parks means no security for them either.
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Street ‘monsters’ By Cam Lucadou-Wells Thousands of pest gum-trees lining the streets of Timbarra Estate, Berwick, continue to plague residents despite a renewal plan by Casey Council. Up to 6000 towering Wallangarra White Gums are dropping branches and piles of leaves, killing lawns and garden beds and lifting and cracking footpaths and homes, residents say. Casey Council's removal program of 100 trees each year is not extensive enough, they say. They want the "monsters" gone. Alan Richardson, who lives in Theodore Terrace, led a campaign against the trees in
thick leaf blockage, the trees are thought to have caused water and gas main bursts in the street. Old photos show a level lawn, path and nature strip from 17 years ago. These days, the terrain is undulating, the footpath lifted by about 20 centimetres. The couple have given up trying to save their patchy lawn and front garden from the thirsty trees. City presentation manager David Richardson said the council responded to resident concerns in 2014 and had since removed more than 100 trees a year in Timbarra. "For those established trees that are yet to
2014. Half of the trees were removed in his terrace, but he says it's time to drum up an estatewide petition to finish the job. "It's only by the Grace of God they haven't dropped a big beam on someone's head. "Most people like trees - trees that are suitable for a housing area. These are not. "They are just monsters." Mr Richardson said the trees also sucked the moisture out of the estate's clay soils, causing subsidence and cracking in homes. In nearby Coolabah Grove, Lisa and Nick Pietro Paolo have watched their once-immaculate front garden and lawn slowly drain of life. Their guttering has been damaged due to
Lisa Pietro Paolo with the white gums she says have lifted the adjoining footpath and destroyed her front garden. 181449 Picture: CAM LUCADOU-WELLS be replaced, Council conducts regular maintenance. This program seeks to balance the need to replace the trees with the maintenance of the tree canopy; a feature ... that residents have told us provides it with its distinctive character."
Bunjil Place has soared at the International Design Awards last week, taking out a top honour. City of Casey's striking new arts and cultural precinct, which was designed by leading Australian architectural firm Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp (FJMT), was named 'Architecture of the Year' and also received the gold prize in both the 'Institutional' and 'Landmarks, symbolic structures, memorials, public' architecture categories. City of Casey Mayor Cr Geoff Ablett said Council was honoured that Bunjil Place, which was $125 million project, had received such recognition. "Council set out to create an inviting central heart for the whole community that would instil a sense of pride in the Casey community through the delivery of Bunjil Place," he said. "The remarkable, iconic design of Bunjil Place has helped Council create a welcoming and enlivening destination for local residents and visitors to come together, make community connections and enjoy many exciting entertainment, arts and culture experiences. "Council is proud of this international recognition and con-
plaza with big screen and function centre. In 2014, FJHMT won Council's international design competition for Bunjil Place with their architecturally unique and beautiful design which connected to Casey's Aboriginal heritage and addressed connectedness, accessibility, sustainability and technology requirements. The architect's sources of inspiration for the design were that of 'The Meeting of Many Paths' and Bunjil the Eaglehawk, both central themes to the culture of the Boon Wurrung people of the Kulin Nation, the traditional owners and inhabitants of the land. "Council is incredibly proud of the design outcome of Bunjil Place that draws inspiration from the surrounding landscape, local culture and the history of the area," Cr Ablett added. "From the distinctive roof, which resembles soaring eagle wings and reaches out to create the outdoor meeting space, to the impressive timber grid shell feature, along with the modern and inviting design that features throughout the facility, it really is a beautiful precinct the whole community can be proud of."
Bunjil Place has been named 'Architecture of the Year. gratulate FJMT for their contemporary and innovative design, as well as builder Multiplex and all those involved in bringing this project to life." Opened in October last year, Bunjil Place is home to a range of community and civic facilities including an 800-seat theatre, multi-purpose studio, gallery space, three-level library, outdoor
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Heroes are towering figures at Deza-Con By Cam Lucadou-Wells
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The latest version of Casey's home-grown pop-culture convention attracted giant interest - at least from a towering 10-foot Incredible Hulk in costume. There was no shortage of impressive costumes among 300 patrons at Deza-Con 5 at Narre Warren on 26 May. An agile Spiderman, Star Trek and Star Wars
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‘Homeless’ office opens By Cam Lucadou-Wells A new WAYSS office has opened in Berwick to help growing numbers of homeless and at-risk dwellers in Casey. Homelessness manager Jen Kelly said housing stress in the fast-growing muncipality was worsening, with little relief in recent State and Federal budgets. The push for more affordable housing had to come from those Governments, she said. "We should be able to provide more for citizens of this country than what we are." Up to 200 families flock to WAYSS's offices each week, but the amount of short-term, crisis housing stock remains unchanged. Often it feels like "shifting deck-chairs on the Titanic", Ms Kelly says. "We have families in Dandenong and Berwick coming in - and the only options for them currently is a motel. "We're trying not to send people away to nothing. Sometimes they don't want what we have to offer." Registered rooming houses in Casey were booming, which was "not necessarily the ideal" but "unfortunately better than nothing". Ms Kelly said the Federal Government's decades-long freeze of Newstart allowances and rental assistance put soaring rentals out of reach. Even families with a full-time income were struggling to pay the rent, she said. They had to pay the rent at all costs because "the alternative is not good". Casey North Community Information and Support Services general manager Susan Ma-
gee said the Federal Government's hard line on Newstart recipients would push more into homelessness. "They're making things harder for people to be eligible for Centrelink. The process for applying will be more difficult, more people will be without income for longer periods. "That will make people in housing more vulnerable to losing their homes." A State Government spokesman said the Government's reforms had made housing "fairer" for first home buyers, renters and public housing tenants. It had also increased homelessness outreach and supportive housing teams in areas of high need, including Dandenong, he said. The Government had also helped make housing more affordable by increasing supply of lots with good access to jobs, schools, hospitals and public transport, he said. La Trobe Federal MP Jason Wood said he aimed for everyone to have access to "affordable, safe and sustainable housing that contributes to social and economic participation." Federal budget initiatives included the establishment of a $1 billion National Housing Finance and Investment Corporation and the release of land for housing. The Government was working with states and territories for ongoing indexed funding for housing supply and better homelessness outcomes. It also committed $23 million in ongoing funding for Reconnect, a youth homelessness service. The WAYSS Berwick office is open MondayFriday, 9am-5pm.
Safety tale wags the dog By Cam Lucadou-Wells Many of Casey's youngest would be familiar with the exploits of KC Dog. The giant Dalmatian - worn by Debbie Medley - and her handler Maureen Fowler spread a warmly delivered safety advice to kindergarten kids in Casey every week. Their efforts as well as scores of other worthy volunteers in Melbourne's South East were recognised at a function at Government House on 17 May. The event hosted by Governor Linda Dessau and Premier Daniel Andrews made the KC Dog collaborators feel special, Ms Fowler said. More than 2000 kids are expected to hear KC Dog and Ms Fowler's well-honed message this year. Ms Fowler, a former teacher, sits down with her self-authored story-book describing what KC Dog does when she's lost from her parents at a park. According to the story, KC Dog doesn't run out into the car park where she could be hit by cars, but elects to stay where she last saw her family. Children are also alerted to the risk of going with unidentified strangers at this point. KC Dog is instead helped by a passing police officer. Ms Fowler says part of the program's aim is to build children's trust in police officers partly filling the void of the long-axed Police in Schools program. "Even with the Safety House program gone too, kids need to know some strategies." KC Dog is run by Neighbourhood Watch Casey, and founded by the group's late, great matriarch Jen Baird. "This is Jen's baby," Ms Fowler says. "And we're happy to keep it going."
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ENDURING ELEGANCE POSITIONED MAGNIFICENTLY on a block of about 568 square metres, it’s arguably the best house in Cardinia Lakes. An imposing reception hall, featuring wide polished concrete floors, introduces a refined study/sitting room. Impressive in scale, the open plan living and dining area with a premium kitchen which includes waterfall stone benches opens through bi-fold doors to a deep landscaped garden with a sizeable outdoor entertaining area. Features include a projector and screen, audio wiring, powder-room and laundry. The magnificent main bedroom with lavish walk-in wardrobe and ensuite and a lightfilled room command fabulous lake views. The remaining bedrooms are all serviced by an exquisite main bathroom. Outside is a double garage with extra rear car park, and a massive side parking area for caravan or boat. Plus side access to a massive deck with wall feature and bar fridge, a bluestone fire pit area. Desirably sited near Cardinia Lakes Village, it also includes an alarm and security cameras. �
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GRAND FAMILY LIVING ON GRATTAN SENSATIONALLY FINISHED and presented, this 46-square Fairhaven family home on a spacious 593 square metre block is only two years young will have you wanting more upon arrival. With its grand style facade, it really showcases what the estate Grandvue is all about. An enticing five large bedrooms, with the master suite comprising of resort-style ensuite including double vanity, double shower and walk-through robe with an ample amount of hanging and shelving space. The remaining four bedrooms provide ample amount of floorspace and built-in robes.
Moving throughout the home, storage and living space has not been left out. Four separate living zones have been ideally placed in the floorplan with a sitting room at the front, closed rumpus or theatre to the back, open plan living, kitchen and dining and a living upstairs allows complete privacy for everyone in the house hold. This quality of the build has not been spared with the kitchen itself set and sure to impress the chef. Stainless steel appliances including, 900mm free standing oven and cooktop, dishwasher, built-in microwave and rangehood. Bench and cupboard space comes to the
forefront, as well as the butler’s pantry to impress anyone and everyone. Extra internal features include, ducted heating, evaporative cooling, study, LED downlights, feature timber wall and integrated kitchen sink. Moving outside you are welcomed with a low-maintenance garden leading to an oversized remote access double garage. Out the back you have an ideal alfresco with deck base, which will have you the envy of all your family and friends. So much space also in the backyard for the kids and pets to enjoy all day long. The Grandvue estate as well really
showcases the ultimate in family lifestyle, with an ample amount of parkland throughout as well as being nicely located near the Arena shopping centre where you can indulge in various take away options and shop till you drop at the large Woolworths. Maccas runs will not be an issue, with it also being in the arena shopping complex. Getting to the city will be easy, with the M1 freeway and Cardinia train station within easy access. What more could you ask for in a property? Be sure to inspect, as this one will not last long … ●
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 21 Grattan Way, Pakenham, 3810 Description: 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 study, 2 garage Price: $750,000 - $820,000 Inspect: Saturday, 2 June, 1.00pm Contact: Stuart Sheppard, BARRY PLANT PAKENHAM, 5941 1977 realestate.starcommunity.com.au
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Enticing ive large bedrooms with master suite comprising of resort style ensuite including double vanity, double shower and WIR with ample amount of hanging and shelving space. The remaining four bedrooms provide ample amount of loorspace and BIRs. This quality of the build has not been spared with the kitchen itself set and sure to impress the chef. Stainless steel appliances including, 900mm free standing oven and cooktop, dishwasher, built in microwave and rangehood. Extra internal features include, ducted heating, evaporative cooling, study and LED downlights. Out the back you have an ideal alfresco with timber deck base will have you the envy of all your family and friends.
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The home provides luxurious and quality features, not to mention the space and tranquillity you are welcomed with upon entering the property. The exclusive master suit with spacious his and hers WIR, huge ensuite itted with double vanity stone bench tops, spa bath and oversized shower. The remaining three oversized bedrooms all boast an ample amount of loor space each with triple BIRs, serviced by the impressive main bathroom. A separate powder room and study located at the front of the home. The main hub of the home is where you will ind the open plan kitchen, meals and living areas, with a kitchen to impress. Stepping outside you will be impressed by the pergola area with electric shutters, great views and a huge yard for the kids, pets and family to enjoy.
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Drouin 11 Lardner Road
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Located in the heart of Drouin is this amazing opportunity with development potential (STCA) on approx 2334m2 of land with dual access. Located within one kilometre of the Drouin town centre where everything is readily available, this property offers the successful buyer an exciting prospect. All services are connected to the allotment which features two road frontages (Park View Road at the rear of the property). The original existing dwelling features three bedrooms with two separate living areas and could easily be restored to its former beauty as it has plenty of character. With Drouin experiencing such growth don’t miss your opportunity to secure a fantastic investment which could be a real-life changer.
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Drouin 56 Church Street
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Fantastic opportunity here in the heart of Drouin 5 minutes’ walk to train station, shops, town centre, cafes, supermarkets, Drouin primary school and more! Location is key here and with block approx. 1500m2 in size and residential 1 zoning this property has boundless potential! One of the stand out features of the land it its enormous double road frontage, offering great access to property and parking potential. The charming original home offers three bedrooms, family bathroom, kitchen and separate lounge and double garage an Ideal candidate for renovation! This property must be sold! Early inspection is highly recommended!
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Timbertop Delight. ituated in the highly desired Timbertop state. With all its uality ittings and ixtures, this home will stand out amongst the rest. High 9ft ceilings welcome you upon entry to set the ambience continuing through to the master bedroom featuring WIR and ensuite with double vanity and double roller blinds for added comfort. The 3 remaining bedrooms all include BIRs with an additional WIR. An additional enclosed area, you can make this into a study or 5th bedroom! Offering 3 separate living zones, including a formal sitting area at entry, rumpus room at the rear and an open plan living and dining zone. The kitchen is sure to impress, with stainless steel appliances including 900mm oven, gas cooktop and dishwasher, walk in pantry and stone benchtops. Outdoor under-roof, tiled alfresco area and low maintenance gardens. This home is not one to be missed.
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The ultimate lifestyle on 1 acre. ituated on 1 acre approx. of at land this gorgeous 14 year old, 50 suare under rooine homestead will simply take your breath away. The exclusive master retreat with his her WIR and resort styled ensuite is itted with a double granite vanity, oversized double shower and spa bath. The remaining four bedrooms all boast an ample amount of oor space with BIRs. The main hub of this home is where the open plan kitchen, meals and large living zone is which opens out to the amazing indoor outdoor entertaining area. Also worth mentioning: 9ft ceilings, LD lighting, zoned ducted heating refrigerated cooling, granite bench tops, canara heater to lounge area, double glazed windows, ducted vacuum, security system, 5kw solar- 18 panels, x1 3,000 litre water tank, fruit trees and garden sheds.
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Drouin 14 Cypress Court
Displaying open plan living/dining and a separate living zone. The sophisticated and elegant open plan kitchen awaits, equipped with 900mm stainless steel appliances, glass splash back, dishwasher, overhead cupboards, Caesarstone benches and ample bench space. The master bedroom equipped with walk in robe and ensuite. Additional three bedrooms equipped with built in robes and serviced by the main bathroom.
estled in one o Drouin’s most sought ater locations this eature packed home is sure to impress The quality o workmanship throughout this home will not go unnoticed. ith 4 spacious bedrooms, rumpus room, eature packed kitchen and open plan amily /dining. Ducted heating and rerigerated cooling throughout. Outdoor living with decked alresco, huge private spa with hut, low maintenance landscaping, kids playground and concreted shed.
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This stylish home comprises o an epansive modern open plan kitchen with stone benches, window splash back, overhead cupboards, stainless steel appliances, dishwasher and ample storage, overlooking the meals and living zone. hen entertaining is what you love to do, look no urther This beautiul covered decking area will be the perect place to entertain riends and amily, overlooking the garden it is the perect place to enoy whilst watching the kids play on the grassed area.
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Calling all Downsizers, Investors and irst-home buyers! Literally just metres from the main township, this home is brilliantly located for those who like to be close to everything. Featuring 3 bedrooms all with BIRs and the master bedroom featuring a WIR with semi-ensuite access with a lounge upon entry itted with gas wall heater and outside there’s a low maintenance courtyard, ideal for entertaining, this home is a complete package.
Displaying open plan living/dining and a separate living zone. he sophisticated and elegant open plan kitchen awaits, equipped with 900mm stainless steel appliances, glass splash back, dishwasher, overhead cupboards, Caesarstone benches and ample bench space. he master bedroom equipped with WIR and ensuite. dditional three bedrooms equipped with BIRs. ntertain in style outside with the oversized covered alfresco, overlooking the landscaped gardens and spacious backyard.
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FOR SALE PRICE GUIDE $390,000 - $429,000 INSPECT (Photo ID required) Saturday 2nd June at 10:00am
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CONTACT Jasmine i 0413 1 5 Barry Plant Pakenham 5941 1977
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FOR SALE PRICE GUIDE $55,000 - $40,000 INSPECT (Photo ID required) Saturday 2nd June at 12:00pm
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CONTACT ngelia Williams 0423 57 703 Stuart Sheppard 0422 10 04 Barry Plant Pakenham 5941 1977
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Pakenham Lisa venue
Move in put your feet up, nothing left to do. n offer is this titled 355m2 block in the newly developed estate of rcadia cer. he proposed umble bode Building Group property has been etremely well thought out. Perfect for every buyer from First home, Investor to Family’s. Four Bedrooms plus Study / -one, 3 Living ones, 2 Bathrooms, 3 toilets, Double car garage. Please contact for inclusions and further details about this ied house land package.
he open plan kitchen has plenty of cupboard and bench space with integrated meals and living zone with second living and dining. he master bedroom includes a retreat to unwind, a WIR and ensuite with the remaining two bedrooms boasting BIRs. Sliding doors onto the rear deck showcasing the spectacular undercover alfresco, surrounded by easy to maintain gardens, all contributing to a fantastic outdoor eperience. Located in the rden state, situated on 00sqm appro.
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QUALITY AND LOCATION
NOW OFFERING 5% DISCOUNT ON LAND PRICES LIMITED TIME ONLY
separate butlers kitchen. Outside, a double remote garage with internal access, large fully enclosed sunroom. Extra comforts include: Solar power 2.5kW, quality drapes, floating floors, high ceilings, 5000-litre water tank, ducted vacuum, alarm and much more. This spacious family home is close by to good schools, shopping centres, parks and public transport and within easy access to the freeway. ●
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PERFECTLY positioned in the highly sort after St John’s Heights estate, this quality built and beautifully presented family home is fully landscaped on 700m2 of land. The house has four large bedrooms plus study/ or fifth bedroom, the master has full ensuite with spa bath and walk-in wardrobe. There are three living areas including a formal lounge and dining, family room and separate rumpus room. A gourmet kitchen with stainless-steel appliances overlooks the casual meals,
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HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 20 Riviera Drive, Berwick, Berwick, 3806 Description: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 study, 2 garage Price: $800,000 to $850,000 Inspect: By appointment Contact: Sharon McMillan, O'BRIEN REAL ESTATE, BERWICK, 9707 0556 com.au
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LUXURY ON LEICHHARDT THE striking contemporary facade of this superb family home gives but a hint of what lies beyond. Inside totally modern finishes compliment the home’s cleverly arranged separate living zones that include a ’gallery’ lounge with custom cabinetry and gas log fire, a central family hub, also with gas log fire and further rumpus/games room with student study nook. There’s four king-sized bedrooms, master with ensuite and dressing room plus fitted study/home office. Outdoor living is this home’s forte - a massive cedar-lined alfresco features builtin barbecue, wood-fired pizza oven, gas radiators plus bathroom facilities. The adjoining, solar-heated pool and heated spa provide a wonderful aesthetic and summertime haven. Further enclosed balconies to the master suite plus dining room provide tranquil, private relaxation areas. A triple garage plus workshop/store have direct internal access to the home, while a large rear lawned terrace is pet friendly or ideal for children’s play. Importantly, the property is superbly positioned in the highly sought ’Bryn Mawr’ Estate: within walking distance of Haileybury College, St Michael's Catholic School and Berwick Primary School. Nearby shops, buses and rail make it a home base your family will love to share. A highly individual premium quality home in of Berwick’s very best locations! ●
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 3 Leichhardt Way, Berwick, 3806 Price: $1,325,000- $1,450,000 Description: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 study, 3 garage Inspect: By appointment Contact: Peter Watson, 0418 105 402 or Tracy de Riter, 0407 343 629, FIRST NATIONAL NEILSON PARTNERS, BERWICK, 9707 6000 realestate.starcommunity.com.au
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3 / 5 6 J O H N S T R E E T, PAKENHAM —
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Perfectly located in the heart of Pakenham’s commercial precinct. 57m2 (approx.). Currently rented through to April 2019 with further options.
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY IN A FAST GROWING AREA
ENDURING ELEGANCE, ELITE LOCATION AUCTION On Site 1:00pm Friday 22/6/18 CENTURY 21 SOUTH EASTERN Craig Seymour 0459 122 056 century21.com.au/pakenham 5940 9922
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Built in 2005, this 620SQM approx. corner block has side access and great spaces, with 4 bedrooms and a study combining easily with an open plan kitchen/dining and 2 separate living areas.
THE BEST IN BENOR
FOR SALE $575,000 - $620,000 View Saturday 2nd June 2:00pm - 2:30pm CENTURY 21 SOUTH EASTERN Barry McMurchie 0412 546 299 century21.com.au/pakenham 5940 9922
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Positioned magnificently on a vast 568m2 block, it’s arguably the best house in Cardinia Lakes. Impressive in scale, the open plan living and dining area opens through bi fold doors to a landscaped garden.
FOR SALE $775,000 - $825,000 View Saturday 2nd June 1:00pm - 1:30pm CENTURY 21 SOUTH EASTERN Daniel Exposito 0419 436 314 century21.com.au/pakenham 5940 9922
Superbly located north of the highway in a quiet court, this beautifully presented 4 bedroom home sits on a generous 600sqm allotment. There is a rear roller door on the garage that enables vehicular access.
FOR SALE $490,000 - $530,000 View Saturday 2nd June 11:00am - 11:30am CENTURY 21 SOUTH EASTERN Craig Seymour 0459 122 056 Gisela Bonaudi 0459 122 000 century21.com.au/pakenham 5940 9922
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SOLD FOR A RECORD HERITAGE PRICE $1,055,000
Double Remote Garage
CENTURY 21 SOUTH EASTERN Craig Seymour 0459 122 056 Gisela Bonaudi 0459 122 000 century21.com.au/pakenham 5940 9922
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BRILLIANT FAMILY HOME
MODERN FLOOR PLAN CLOSE TO SHOPS
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LAKESIDE WALKS & LAZY LATTES….YOUR LIFESTYLE?
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Brilliant Location - only a stroll to the Lake & Shops
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CENTURY 21 SOUTH EASTERN Barry McMurchie 0459 122 056 century21.com.au/pakenham 5940 9922
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LUXURY WITH VIEWS LIFE IS not measured by the amount of breaths you take, but by the moments that take your breath away, and those moments are sure to be in abundance in this stunning architecturally designed executive home. As you step through the front door you can feel you are walking into something special. Spotted gum timber floors flow through the upper levels, leading you through to the sleeping quarters where you will find five generous bedrooms, two with built-in wardrobes, two with walk-in wardrobes and full ensuites and the master suite where
you will find ensuite, walk-in wardrobe and bar, a balcony off the master gives you the first hint of the stunning views to come. The formal study is strategically placed for when you need to close off the world and get the job done. Sauntering down the steps you are welcomed into the formal living area. Downstairs you will be blown away by the stunning chef's kitchen complete with Smeg appliances and induction cooktop and expansive light-filled living areas with high ceilings, complete with gas log fireplace, hidden away is where you find the wine
cellar and butler's pantry. Floor to ceiling bi-fold doors separate the indoors from the outdoors however when opened and bringing the outdoors in you will truly be mesmerised, stepping out you will find the classy undercover alfresco which is where you will want to stay soaking in the panoramic views out to Western Port, across to Port Philip Bay and beyond. The only reason to leave the alfresco would be to take a dip in the pool or to mix yourself a drink at the full wet bar in the pool house. There is also plenty of land to use as a
vegetable garden and a separate paddock if you have a pony. Sprawled over an acre and a quarter and 76 squares under roof line the amount of features squeezed in and out is immense, including a double garage which is perfect for the cars and an oversized garage which is the perfect place to store your boat or caravan, a cbus system, 4.5kW solar panels, double glazed windows, 90,000-litre water tank, surround sound system, ducted heating, ducted vacuum, evaporative cooling and all of the modern conveniences one would come to expect of this calibre. â—?
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 10 Panoramic Terrace, Berwick, 3806 Description: 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 1 study, 6 garage Price: $1,570,000 - $1,700,000 Inspect: Saturday, 11.00am-11.30am Contact: Sarah James, 0419 144 611, PEAKE REAL ESTATE, 9707 5300 24
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2/21 Taggerty Crescent, NARRE WARREN SOUTH
117 Rosebank Drive, CRANBOURNE NORTH
A Great Start or Investment
Stylish Family Living
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MUST BE SOLD AT AUCTION! A grand tree-lined entrance leads you to this purely remarkable residence boasting luxurious living - all set on one manicured acre. This residence without equal is situated within 35 minutes of Melbourne CBD, with direct access to the Monash freeway, close proximity to Fountain Gate Shopping Centre and prestigious schools.
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19-20 Branca Court, NARRE WARREN NORTH Opulent Living
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This modified Metricon home is atheistically pleasing from street facade to back fence. Featuring a 4.88 kilowatt solar system, double remote garage, automatic lighting system, ducted heating and evaporate cooling. Just steps from Cranbourne Golf Club & only moments from Casey Central Shopping Centre, local schools, Fountain Gate Shopping Centre, public transport and freeway access.
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Quietly situated in a highly sought-after area of Narre Warren South is this great home ideally suited to downsizers, first home buyers or investors. On a good-sized corner block this spacious home is sure to surprise. With 3 sizable bedrooms, master with full ensuite and WIR, modern kitchen with S/S appliances which overlooks large family/ meals area. An inspection is sure to please, do not miss out!
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When a quality home comes onto the market it is always well received, and this stunning take on a Porter Davis home will be right at the top of buyers lists. Only 3 years old and located minutes from Berwick Springs Lake. Of course a home of this quality has all the modern conveniences including ducted heating, evaporative cooling and triple garage. Close to shops, schools and public transport.
View Saturday 1-1:30pm (Photo ID Required) Contact Kristen Turner 0410 615 228 Nick McDonald 0403 697 059
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• Termite protection • Tri-lock to front door • Flush panel internal doors • Colorbond/concrete roof tiles ti • NBN ibre optic (where required) builders range • Internal door handles • TV antenna •&E-Screens TV points stone benchtops to front and living areas – • 50mm Scotia cornice throughout ••Stainless steel electric Stainless steel oven electric oven Water tank minimum 2000 litre Holland blinds to all others (house • MDF 65mm colonial•skirtings ••Stainless steel gassteel hot plates speciic) or grey water Staineless gas hot plates (tankand lush system) architraves throughoutconnection •(ifSecurity ••Stainless steel range Stainless steelhood range hood available) orallsolar doors to openable doors • White glo tub to laundry2 ••Ducted heating Ducted heating hotx coats water* whichever • Door stops is applicable low sheen acrylic paint to walls, 3 as ••Ceramic loor and walland tiles wall as per tiles Ceramic loor per • lat Allacrylic driveways, paths and • Flyscreens to all crossovers openable windows coats to all hallways, to loor plans from builders range ceiling, low sheen enamel doors/ loor plans from builders as toper plans• with coloured concrete range Clothesline trims. ••Carpet to remaining areas from • Landscaping Carpet to remaining areas from • NBN ibre optic (where required) builders range
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••Vinyl wrap kitchen with stone Vinyl wrap kitchen with benchtops
• Sewer power, drainage, gas and
Optional Additional Inclusions Package • 5kw Split System Air Conditioner • Dishwasher • Remote Control Garage $4,000
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
Don’t miss this opportunity to purchase a unit in a great part of Drouin, surrounded by open space and parklands. With 2 & 3 bedroom and single & double garage options, these quility built units feature open plan kitchen/meals/living area, and high quality inishes throughout.
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.
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• All driveways, paths and crossovers as per plans with coloured concrete • Landscaping • Fencing (3 sides) • Letterbox
No progress payments Save on stamp duty Low Deposit Driveway & Fencing Landscaping & Paths Included Turnkey Pack
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• Sewer power, drainage, gas and • Letterbox water connections as per plans
• Chrome mixer tops from builders • Outdoor water taps water connections as per plans range • Colorbond/concreter roof tiles to • Outdoor water taps • Clear glass shower screens to builders range •bathrooms Termite protection • Electrical ittings as per plan E-Screens to front areas ••Mirrors with polished edge toand livinglayouts bathroom - Holland blinds to all others • Smoke alarm • Chrome toilet roll holders & towel (house speciic) • Aluminium sliding windows and •rails Security door to all openabledoors doors as per plans ••Exhaust fans to bathrooms Flyscreens to all openable •windows Colorbond gutters, fascia & ••Roller door to garage Clothesline downpipes
Nestled amongst the open space of Bellbird Park, Drouin.
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FOR SALE - 19 Stunning Units
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791 m2
$489,450
Lot 2
671 m2
$349,950
Lot 3
671 m2
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Lot 7
671 m2
$334,950
Lot 8
700 m
$339,950
Lot 9
911 m2
Lot 10
911 m
Lot 11
701 m
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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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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Lot 19
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$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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Drouin 32 Wallace Crescent
Buy land, they're not making it anymore. - Mark Twain For sale. $290,000 - $319,000
Anthony Denyer 0402 326 447
Clyde North 84 Barley Crescent
Pakenham 4 Tranquil Way
For sale.
For sale.
$450,000
$290,000 - $319,000
Banjo Vincent 0438 333 382
Banjo Vincent 0438 333 382
Botanic Ridge 25 Maintop Ridge
Pakenham 33 Highland Drive
For sale.
For sale.
$440,000 - $480,000
$310,000 - $341,000
Banjo Vincent 0438 333 382
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A WORTHY FAMILY HOME SITUATED within the ever-popular Worthington Estate on Pakenham’s north side, this spacious four-bedroom home is beautifully presented and designed for family living! The hostess kitchen is complete with stainless steel appliances, ample storage and overlooks the spacious light-filled meals/living area and a private family/ rumpus room, ideal for entertaining. The accommodation comprises four spacious bedrooms - master with full ensuite and walk-in robe, while the remaining bedrooms contain built-in robes and are serviced by a family bathroom. Additional highlights include ducted heating and split-system cooling, superbly set on a low maintenance 480 square metre allotment, makes this an opportunity not to be missed. Only a stone’s throw from parkland, public transport and only a minute’s drive to schools and the Lakeside shopping precinct. An excellent opportunity for the first home buyer, astute investor and downsizers alike. An inspection will not disappoint. ●
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 10 Quirk Road, Pakenham, 3810 Price: $510,000 - $560,000 Description: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms,2 garage Inspect: By appointment Contact: Libby Rodriguez, 0415 269 538, FIRST NATIONAL NEILSON PARTNERS, PAKENHAM, 5941 4444 28
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3 Leichhardt Way This superb family home presents a striking contemporary facade with modern finishes throughout. Separate living zones with custom cabinetry, gas log fire, a central family hub & further rumpus/games room. Outdoor living is this home’s forte- a massive cedar lined alfresco features built in BBQ, wood fired pizza oven, gas radiators + bathroom facilities. Solar heated pool & heated spa provide a summertime haven. Balconies to the master suite + dining room provide tranquil, private relaxation areas. Also features a triple garage & a large rear lawned terrace that’s pet friendly or ideal for children’s play. Superbly positioned in the highly sought ‘Bryn Mawr’ Estate, a highly individual premium quality home in of Berwick’s very best locations!!
INSPECT: Saturday at 2:00pm $1,325,000- $1,450,000 Peter Watson 0418 105 402 Tracy de Riter 0407 343 629
AUCTION THIS SATURDAY Pakenham
Pakenham
8 Embling Street
5-6 Spencer Place
Beautifully positioned within Grandvue Estate, a titled block ready to build your dream home. All services available, protective building covenant give extra piece of mind.
AUCTION Saturday 2nd June at 12:00pmTERMS: 10% deposit BALANCE: 30 days Samantha 0478 178 618
3A 2B 2D
5 newly constructed townhouses ranging in size from 17.2sq - 19.43sq. Each comprises of 3 bedrooms, master with full ensuite & WIR. Vogue kitchen with quality appliances, adjoins spacious living rooms, that open to a private outdoor yard.
INSPECT: Saturday at 3pm FROM $395,000 Todd McKenna 0418 391 182 Libby Rodriguez 0415 269 538
Narre Warren
Berwick
Pakenham
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9707 6000 neilsonpartners.com.au
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SIMPLY BREATHTAKING SITUATED IN the Berwick Waters estate is this magnificent contemporary masterpiece, ready to accommodate the modern family. Gorgeous stylish facade and immaculately landscaped gardens welcome you warmly. Open living demonstrates the pinnacle of quality, with no expense spared. Beautifully appointed hostess kitchen, with stone bench tops, stainless-steel appliances and a butler's pantry. Overlooking family/meals, and casual living domain with feature gas log fireplace. Additional space, giving most any family that necessary flexibility, is ensured with impressive theatre room fitted with projector, and convenient home studio to the front of the home. Up the timber staircase, the upper level boasts more than sufficient sleeping accommodation, comprising of outstanding master suite with incredible views over the lake and beyond, sizeable walk-in wardrobe, and private ensuite with twin basins and floor to ceiling tiles. The three remaining bedrooms are generous in size, serviced by built-in wardrobes, sophisticated main bathroom, study nook, and a spacious children’s retreat. Through the stacker doors downstairs to the rear, is an entertainers dream, discover substantial alfresco with inbuilt barbecue and bar, electric element blockers and heating. Looking out to the stunning 7.5m x 4.2m in-ground pool, perfect for a refreshing dip.
Private, low maintenance greenery and grassed space, for the kids and family pet. Complementing the outdoor living, is a convenient gate accessing the walking track, which travels around the extensive, serene
lake network. Comforts include ducted heating, evaporative cooling, speaker system and internal access from the double lock-up garage.
Prime, quiet, court located position, with close proximity to Eden Rise, Casey Central, Berwick Village, distinguished schools, freeway access, public transport, as well as sport and medical facilities. ●
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 23 Riverbank Close, Clyde North, 3978 Description: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 study, 2 garage Auction: Saturday 2 June, at 11.30am Inspect: By appointment Contact: Debbie Brettoner, 0458 628 085, HARCOURTS, BERWICK, 9707 4222
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FR $48 OM Onl 3,500 y3 let
LUXURY ◆ TURN-KEY ◆ ALL INCLUSIVE 7 SINGLE-STOREY TOWNHOUSES OPPOSITE THE PARK & WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE TO SHOPPING CENTRE,
RAILWAY STATION, SCHOOLS, CHILDCARE, CHEMIST, MEDICAL CENTRE & OTHER AMENITIES HAMPSTEAD ST – STAGE 6 LAKELAND ESTATE PAKENHAM VIC 3810
FOR ENQUIRIES CONTACT: LAKELAND LIVING SHOP 5, LAKESIDE SQ SHOPPING CENTRE, 9 VILLAGE WAY, PAKENHAM, VIC 3810. TEL: 03 8459 2600 JOHN: 0438 437 001 SASHA: 0451 119 421 Disclaimer : Drawings are ar�sts impressions for illustra�on purposes only and some aspects may not be representa�ve of the intended final product.
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EASY TO SEE NUMBER ONE POSITIONED perfectly on a beautiful block that is over 640 square metres, designed with caravanners, trades, or home business operators in mind with commercial grade electric double gates that provide outstanding storage space and security for the largest of vans or vehicles. The home has four bedrooms, kingsize master with walk-in wardrobe and ensuite, built-in wardrobes to the remaining, additional bathroom and toilet. Living space is extremely generous with a formal lounge/theatre room equipped with a projector screen, separate open plan family room that enjoys the incredible ambiance and comfort of a wood fire. An open plan meals area that will accommodate large families with ease merges in perfect social cohesion with the striking kitchen that showcases stone bench tops, stainless-steel appliances, great storage, dishwasher and breakfast bar. Very rarely seen is the extensive and wonderfully designed wrap-around pergola that will accomodate large parties, zoned outdoor dining and social space along with the convenience of being fully covered protecting you from all the elements. Features of the home include gas ducted heating, split-system cooling, alarm, double garage with remote control, concrete floor and internal access, extremely well cared for and presented. Location is another massive tick for this home, it is in a super quiet court but you have the ease of walking to and enjoying the Heritage Springs shopping centre, two public schools, kinder, walking paths, massive sporting ovals and recreation spaces that families so greatly appreciate. â—?
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 1 Delft Place, Pakenham, 3810 Description: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 garage Price: $580,000-$620,000 Inspect: Every Saturday Contact: CRAIG CURRIE, 0417 135 075 32
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IMMACULATE LIVING IN THE CHASE THIS is your chance to purchase this stunning property in the sought-after Berwick Chase Estate. In a fantastic location, close to all amenities. Walking distance to Berwick Chase Primary School and several prestigious schools only a short drive away. Easy access to Eden Rise Shopping Centre and the Monash Freeway. Public transport within walking distance and plenty of restaurants and cafes to enjoy. Features of this beautiful home include: four spacious bedrooms with built-in robes. The master has a walk-in robe and full ensuite. Family sized kitchen with built in pantry, stainless steel appliances and lots of bench space and storage. Central to the home, making it the perfect environment for anyone who loves to entertain. Four large living areas to enjoy. The living room at the front of the home, family room overlooking the kitchen and dining, sitting room and rumpus room at the rear of the home that open out to the alfresco. There is room for the whole family and their friends in this lovely home. The covered alfresco is the perfect outdoor entertaining area. Cae blinds line the alfresco allow this space to be enjoyed in the colder weather as well as the warmer months. The gardens have been designed to be low-maintenance, so that there is nothing to do but enjoy them. â—?
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 65 Bridgewater Boulevard, Berwick, 3806 Price: $750,000 - $825,000 Description: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms,2 garage Inspect: As advertised Contact: Peter Ferguson 0419 559 449 and Penny Ferguson, 0412 559 405, OBRIEN REAL ESTATE, NARRE WARREN, 8794 0500
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STUNNING CHARACTER HOME IMMACULATE CHARACTER home with three bedrooms, high ceilings, ornate cornices, frosted leadlights, plantation shutters and floating timber floors. Open-plan living, gas ducted heating, and split-system heating and cooling ensure yearround comfort, the kitchen is excellent with a five-burner Smeg cooker and Caesarstone benched kitchen with country-style look, with dishwasher and corner pantry. The bathroom is another great feature of the home with a large shower cubicle with rainforest shower head and quality fittings throughout. Panoramic bi-fold doors lead out at paved pergola patio area there is also a two-car tandem garage all on a magical block of about 687 square metres. â—?
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 10 Canterbury Street, Cranbourne, 3977 Description: 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 2 garage Price: $569,950 Inspect: By appointment Contact: Frank Barrett, 0418 800 912, FINNING FIRST NATIONAL REAL ESTATE, CRANBOURNE, 5996 1200 36
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NEVER JUDGE A BOOK BY ITS COVER A RARE opportunity exists to purchase this amazing home on an acre in Narre Warren South. Amazing views of the property from the fully renovated interior of the home. Quiet, private and peaceful, this home feels like you’re in the country when you’re in the heart of suburbia. Everything you need only a short drive away. Features of this beautiful home include: - Four spacious bedrooms, the master with a full ensuite and walk in robe. - Designer kitchen with Caesarstone benchtops, glass splashback, new stainlesssteel appliances, soft close cupboards and drawers, all central to the home making it the perfect entertainer's kitchen. - Two large living areas and dining. One at the front of the home with a gas log fire to enjoy. The second overlooking the kitchen and dining and looking out to the covered deck. - A large 10m x 6m timber deck with a gable roofed pergola covered with polycarbonate that has an 80 per cent sun reduction rate. You can enjoy the hot weather without worry. - A new 7.7m x 10m shed to store whatever you like. It has a window, pedestrian door and two roller doors. Use it to park your cars or store your toys! Fully painted throughout, new carpets, new bathrooms, new kitchen … what more could you ask for! The owner of this home has spared no expense when renovating this home. Some of the features include refrigerated
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HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 13-14 McDonald Court, Narre Warren South, 3805 Description: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 garage Price: $1,250,000 Inspect: As advertised Contact: Peter Ferguson 0419 559 449 and Penny Ferguson, 0412 559 405, OBRIEN REAL ESTATE, NARRE WARREN, 8794 0500 12389000-EPJ23-18
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Your choice of two bedroom or three bedroom townhouses, soon to be built One sold. Three bedrooms offer walk in robes and full ensuite plus double garage. Two bedrooms with walk in robe and dual toilets. Open plan living zones with a quality list of inclusions – stone benchtops, ducted heating and two pack kitchen. Walking distance to Pakenham CBD, Marketplace, Train Station and Supermarkets. Don’t delay, make the move today!!
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WHAT A GEM Superbly located north of the highway and on a 742m2 allotment this delightful property will appeal to the most fastidious of buyers. Comprising of 3 generous bedrooms, master with FES & WIR. 2 spacious living areas - formal lounge & large family room with external access. A light and bright kitchen abuts meals area complete with a wood fired heater. Additional extras include gas ducted heating, evaporative cooling, security system, ducted vacuum, tank water for garden use, an outside entertaining area with pergola & a timber decked verandah. Car accommodation is provided with a single garage plus sundry shedding. This stunning property ticks all the boxes.
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25 Rachael Court
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LOVELY HOME – BOTANICAL GARDENS Located on a 987m2 block in a quiet court is this beautifully presented 3 bedroom home with formal lounge, separate dining & quality chattels throughout. FES & BIR to master & BIR’s to remaining bedrooms. 2 living areas & big open kitchen with GHP, EWO & dishwasher. Ducted heating & air conditioning, a timber decked pergola complete with café curtains offers distant rural views. Double garage under roof line plus direct access to caravan and boat cover and under house storage. The entire garden is irrigated from the dual tanks/mains water. Great garden shed with concrete floor & power, if you have a green thumb & want a beautiful home then inspect this beauty with confidence.
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Addressing the Casey Mayor's Business Leaders Dinner were, from left, managing director of Minnovation Simon Maselli, Zeemo creative director Anne Mehla and FedUni campus director Greg Jakob.
Diving deep for data By Narelle Coulter Thousands of pieces of data are being collected at Bunjil Place each day as visitor movements are recorded via mobile phones and fed back to the city’s Data and Digital Department. It is just one way the City of Casey is using big and small data to plan services, schedule maintenance and manage population growth according to the city’s manager of Digital and Data Chris O’Connor. Mr O’Connor addressed the third annual Mayor’s Business Leaders Dinner on Thursday 24 May at Bunjil Place. The event was hosted by mayor Geoff Ablett. Mr O’Connor said his job was to “use digital technologies, innovation and data to make Casey a more successful city“. He explained that each mobile phone that enters Bunjil Place is a source of information or big data for the city. “Walking through this building we have little data collection points that ping your phone and find out which areas you are coming to, where you are dwelling and whether people are moving from the cafe to the library to the theatre, or from the theatre to the cafe to the library. “It’s all anonymous so we don’t know who you are, but those insights help us create a better customer experience.“ He said big data was a “growing space for us“ and was characterised by volume, variety and velocity. “Our job in managing that data is to turn it into wisdom. Data on its own is useless.“ To illustrate his point Mr O’Connor gave the example of a set of numbers which when broken down and subject to trend analysis showed, for example, that a higher than average number of people were at Casey Fields at 11am on a Thursday morning. He said the wisdom extracted from what was originally just a set a numbers told cleaning staff to send someone to Casey Fields to empty the bins. Another example of the way the city collects big data is its landfill monitoring technology. Mr O’Connor said a gadget the size of an iPhone monitors air quality at the city’s landfill sites. It relays small packets of data at regular intervals relieving the need for human monitoring. “Equally important to us is small data, the data that humans can interpret. Big data needs computers to understand it. Small data is obtained by talking to people, surveys and customer feedback. “We are working a lot in small data through our digital services. Looking to understand what our customers’ needs are in the discovpakenhamnews.starcommunity.com.au
ery phase and then looking to define what solutions we can give to help them out. “Importantly all along we keep in mind the voice of the customer by inviting them in, talking to them, seeking feedback on all our services and, as a result, build some pretty nifty stuff that we can release to market with a real degree of confidence that we know it is going to meet their needs.“ To make sense of that constant flow of data the city has hired its first full-time data analyst, Warren Dean. Mr Dean also addressed the dinner illustrating how his work can tell stories about what is happening in the City of Casey. He showed heat map used to plan kindergartens. Current kindergartens were mapped and overlayed with Maternal and Child Health data which showed a concentration of under four year olds in the Botanic Ridge area but no kindergartens. Mr Dean said historical data was also useful in predicting the future of services like hard waste collection. “From historical data we know people are generally booking their hard waste in December and January so using seasonal information we can forecast what is going to happen over the next couple of years and adjust our contracts and services to meet the needs.“ Data can also be used to save money. Analysis of the city’s asset data was crunched by consulting firm Minnovation to find value. The outcome was an estimated five million saving based on five recommendations. The data analysis found that by reducing reactive maintenance by 5 per cent the city could save a million dollars a year. “That’s all from data we’ve had sitting there,“ Mr Dean explained. Data can also tell much smaller stories like where the library corporation should concentrate its Mandarin books. Census data showed Endeavour Hills had the largest Mandarin speaking population in the city, information useful to librarians. Mr O’Connor encouraged those business leaders at the dinner to engage with data in their own day to day operations. “There are options out there to start getting your head around data - talk to experts, do an online course, talk to us or anyone in the City’s economy team but get in and have a crack,“ he said. The evening also included a panel discussion featuring Minnovation managing director Simon Maselli, FedUni campus director Greg Jakob and Zeemo creative director Anne Mehla.
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WHAT’S ON Learn to play the bagpipes
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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 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 midyear 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.
Bumble Bee Baby and Children's Market: Our markets are great for parents, expectant parents, grandparents and carers on the hunt for high quality pre loved, handmade and new goods at reasonable prices. We also have a range of service providers highlighting themselves to the local community. Sunday 3 June from 9am - 12pm, 35 Gwendoline Drive, Berwick. $2 entry for adults, children under 12 free. Contact: Bumble Bee Baby and Children''s Markets. Email: info@thebumblebees.com.au Website: http://www.thebumblebees.com. au. Mobile: 0410 043 549.
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General meeting Narre Warren and District Family History Group Inc welcomes all visitors to attend the group's general meeting. Afternoon tea will be served afterwards, then the general meeting will begin. Our guest speaker will be Ann Copel and Librarian in from the family history team at the State Library Victoria. A fee of $3 to be paid on entry to the room. Contact Lynne Bradley at president@nwfhg.org.au or phone 8787 5558. Saturday 9 June at 2pm in the meeting room at the Cranbourne Library, 1/65 Berwick Cranbourne Road, Cranbourne. Please use Casey Radio entrance.
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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 Berwick-Cranbourne 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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Pre-kindergarten group 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 Cen-
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Childrens Fitness The Happy Feet fitness and entertainment program delivers educational content, creativity and social skills. Suitable for 18 months-5 years. Costs $9.50 per session. 12-12.30pm Tuesdays at Oakgrove Community Centre, 89-101 Oakgrove Drive, Narre Warren South. Bookings: 9704 2781 or Cathy Lord, 0402 146 629 andcathy@happyfeetadmin.com.au.
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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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Australian Plants Society, Wilson Park Berwick APS encourages and educates the love of Australian plants. Meetings include talks by people engaged in the cultivation of plants and preservation of the environment. Meetings held every second Tuesday of month at 7.30pm at Visitors' Centre, Wilson Botanic Gardens. Website - www.apswilsonparkberwick.org.au.
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Roos set to take the leap By Russell Bennett Officer is the first domino to fall when it comes to South East Football Netball League clubs looking to join the proposed ‘AFL Greater East’ competition with AFL Yarra Ranges. The Officer Senior Football Club committee met on Monday night and moved to formally endorse a transfer from the SEFNL to AFL Yarra Ranges - a motion which the News believes was passed unanimously. With the move, Officer is the first SEFNL club to publically announce its position. Following on from its decision, the Officer Senior Football Club has written to the AFL Yarra Ranges to officially commence the process of the move. The ROC Netball Club is separate from the Officer Senior Football Club and while the News understands it’s also favourable to the move, it hasn’t yet formally endorsed their decision through its own meeting. Of the eight SEFNL clubs in AFL South East, it’s expected as many as six could make a formal announcement regarding their future and a shift to AFL Yarra Ranges in the coming weeks. There are a number of clubs having their own special general meetings over the next week. Officer Senior Football Club president Nick McLennan told the News that his club’s decision is one which hasn’t been taken lightly, “but one which we know is best for the future of our football club and football in the region”. “The prospect of divisional football is an exciting one - you only have to look other leagues like the Eastern Football League to see the benefits of having multiple divisions,” he said. “It generates competitive football which sides in this league have been screaming out for. “The club sought to consult widely prior to making this decision and whilst there were a number of options on the table, a move to join AFL Yarra Ranges/Greater East alongside a number of our rivals from SEFNL was by far the best option for our club. “This decision also comes with the full support of our past players and life members, who like our playing group, want nothing more than to see our club once again experience some success. “One of the driving factors behind this decision was also the future of the ROC Netball Club, as it is very much our desire to ensure
Ben Tivendale's Officer is set to make the switch to AFL Yarra Ranges in a new divisional competition from next season. that both our football and netball clubs can continue to coexist and play our home games together. We think this option presents a great opportunity for both our respective clubs. “The recent interleague match between SE-
Warriors steal a classic By Hayley Wildes The Pakenham Warriors came away with just one win from four games over the weekend but the lone win was one for the ages. In Youth League 2 Women action, the Warriors pulled off one of the great heists! Trailing for much of the game against the Southern Peninsula Sharks, the Warriors fought back and produced a thrilling comeback in the final four minutes. With the Sharks leading by 12 points with less than four minutes remaining, the Warriors reeled off 11 consecutive points and then grabbed the lead with a minute remaining. Pakenham held on for an incredible 71-68 win, one that left the home side and their fans stunned. Sarah Thompson (17 points, 7 rebounds) and Bethany Quadara (16 points, 8 rebounds) led the way for Pakenham. With the win, Pakenham held onto second position and own an 8-2 record. The Division 2 Men put up a valiant effort against the Coburg Giants, but were unable to make the plays required down the stretch, falling 71-75 on Saturday night. The trio of Hayden Davey (20 points, 7 rebounds, 3 assists), Ben Gaze (16 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists) and Brad Bridgewater (14 points, 13 rebounds) was tremendous, but it wasn't enough for the Warriors who slumped to their third straight loss. 46 STAR NEWS
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They sit seventh on the ladder with a record of 5-6. The Youth League 2 Men had their hands full at home against Craigieburn on Saturday night. The Warriors stayed with the Eagles for the first quarter, but were blown away by an offensive masterclass in the second. The Eagles caught fire and put up 37 points in the quarter and the Warriors were unable to find their way back, falling 90-105. Lee Belton (21 points, 8 rebounds, 8 assists), Ned Weideman (15 rebounds, 12 points, 3 assists) and Aaron Miles (13 points, 13 rebounds) put up impressive numbers, but 29 points from Abraham Solano led the Eagles home. A day later, the Warriors took on the Collingwood All Stars and were taken a part in the first quarter, trailing 11-30 at quarter time. The Warriors were never in the contest as six All Stars recorded 10 points or more on their way to claiming a comprehensive 98-72 win. Ned Weideman (13 points, 6 rebounds) and Lee Belton (15 points) were the only Warriors to score in double figures. After two losses over the weekend, the Warriors now sit fifth on the ladder, with an 8-5 record. In round 11, a triple-header tips off at Cardinia Life from 4pm on Saturday night, with all teams in action. On Sunday, the Youth League 2 Women hit the road to take on Whittlesea.
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the final quarter had Casey buzzing and possessing the momentum. But as it had all day long, that momentum shifted once again. Port Melbourne hit back with two goals to cut Casey's lead to four points. Casey's pressure forced a Port Melbourne turnover and Bugg got on the end of it to extend the lead to 10 points. When Balic slotted his third major of the day, Casey's lead was 17 points with 10 minutes remaining. More missed opportunities by the Borough banished any chances of a late comeback for the home side and Casey recorded an impressive win, 15.8 (98) to 10.23 (83). Casey's ability to run over the top of Port Melbourne in that last quarter was impressive and Rawlings talked about that belief within the group. "There was a lot of belief that the way we play stacks up over four quarters. We play a pretty combative style of footy and a few times this year we've been in games and our last quarters have been strong." Rawlings said. Stretch was sublime and collected a teamhigh 29 disposals, while Wagner and Tyson were impressive. Balic's presence up forward was vital and he showed Port Melbourne how to finish in front of goal with a game-high three goals and no behinds. The win sees Casey improve to 5-2, sitting third on the ladder after eight rounds - not that Rawlings cares much for ladder positioning during the season. "I'm not a massive ladder follower during the year; I'm more concerned about how we're actually playing and how we're going about our footy." Rawlings said "We've had some good performances, and a couple that weren't anywhere near our best - we lost two in a row to Richmond and Geelong but we've been able to stabilise and the last three weeks have been a good little patch." With the Melbourne Demons flying, there
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are some high-quality AFL players lining up for Casey, the likes of Dom Tyson, Jayden Hunt, Cam Pedersen, Jeff Garlett and Tom Bugg. Rawlings talked about the competition for spots and how that is driving individual performance and in turn, great team performances in the VFL. "When the AFL program is going well, it's always a great reflection on how the whole program is going." Rawlings said. "It's hard to create spots in the AFL team at the moment with the way they're playing, but
that's the life of a footy player - you have to keep performing and accept your opportunity when it's given." An important clash against the sixth-placed Williamstown on Sunday afternoon awaits the Demons in Round 9. "One of the toughest trips in the VFL calendar is to play Williamstown in Williamstown. Our players lost a final there last year and are well aware of the environment that you encounter."
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The strength of the Dandenong Stingrays’ squad is evident in their 5-1 start to the 2018 TAC Cup season. And if anyone needed any more proof, the recent announcement of the Vic Country squad for the 2018 AFL under-18 National Championships further showcases the Rays’ talent. An incredible 12 Rays will be pulling on the Big V jumper this year, backing up seven selections in 2017. The Stingrays’ 2018 Vic Country representatives are: Toby Bedford (Rosebud), Riley Bowman (Crib Point), Sam Fletcher (Red Hill), Jake Frawley (Pearcedale), Zac Foot (Langwarrin), William Hamill (Dromoana), Jai Nanscawen (Rosebud), Mitchell Riordan (Beaconsfield), Bailey Schmidt (Seaford), Jai Taylor (Red Hill), Bailey Williams (Pines) and Hayden Young (Somerville). A total of 38 players were selected in the final squad and 12 representatives are the most of any TAC Cup squad - a huge achievement for the Stingrays’ program and one that speaks volumes of their ability to develop talent. Bailey Williams and Sam Fletcher return to the squad after being selected as under-agers in 2017, while Zac Foot, William Hamill and Jai Nanscawen have been rewarded after stellar TAC Cup form. Further showcasing the strength of our local TAC Cup talent, Gippsland Power will have seven Vic Country representatives - all of whom will be making their National Championship debuts in 2018. The Power’s 2018 Vic Country representatives are: Xavier Duursma (Foster), Sam Flanders (Moe), Matthew McGannon (Fish Creek), Irving Mosquito (Maffra), Kyle Reid (Leongatha), Caleb Serong (Warragul) and Brock Smith (Moe). The Power also have just one loss to their name after a hot start to the season. The likes of Xavier Duursma, Matthew McGannon and Sam Flanders have been nothing short of sublime over the first seven rounds and will be key players for Vic Country. Irving Mosquito has been an x-factor for the
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