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A fresh view By Cam Lucadou-Wells Spencer is a real natural with the camera - as well as an astute observer of Nature. The works of the Carlisle Park Kindergarten pupil and 13 other Casey-based young photographers are on display in the Eye Spy, Eye See Nature exhibition at Bunjil Place. For more turn to page 21.
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Casey data theft By Cam Lucadou-Wells Casey Council has been caught up in a major data breach that has compromised personal information of its job applicants. On 8 June, Casey announced its online recruitment service provider PageUp People warned of a "possible serious security data breach" occurring in mid-late May. The council was informed of the breach on 4 June. It has since removed access to the recruitment service. Casey recently emailed its recent job applicants warning that a "breach of your privacy may have occurred".
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It stated that employment contracts, resumes, tax file numbers, credit card information and bank account information were not accessed. The firm's statement claimed that "PageUp is safe to use." "Cybersecurity experts investigating have confirmed they have not identified any further threats to our system. "We have confirmed that the threat on our systems has been contained and eradicated." The Australian Cyber Security Centre, Australian Federal Police and independent "expert cybersecurity firms" were investigating the incident, it stated.
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Bright start to Blue day By Casey Neill
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High-rise proposal for Casey suburbs By Cam Lucadou-Wells Residents are set to fight City of Casey plans to introduce multi-storey apartments across scores of residential streets. In an attempt to curb suburban sprawl, Casey wants higher-density neighbourhoods near activity centres and public transport. Its proposed Planning Amendment C198 will encourage townhouses, units and apartments of up to 11.5 metres (three storeys) or 13.5 metres (four storeys) in affected streets. The changes would roll-out around Endeavour Hills activity centre, Berwick Village, Timbarra Estate, Casey Central shopping centre, Autumn Place, Doveton, Eden Rise Village, Hampton Park Central, Lynbrook Village and railway station, Merinda Park railway station, Amberly Park, Fountain Gate and Springhill, Cranbourne North. Casey received a largely hostile mass of 321 public submissions, including nine petitions in Endeavour Hills, Gloucester Avenue, Berwick and Timbarra Estate, Berwick. Concerns include increased traffic and parking congestion, eroded neighbourhood character and the lack of public transport, road and other infrastructure. After submissions, Casey Council rezoned
the Lyrebird Gardens section of Timbarra Estate from a maximum four storeys to three storeys. It removed streets west of Endeavour Hills activity centre from the changes. The council will also review Gloucester Avenue, Berwick in light of "elements" of significant historic and streetscape value. However residents from parts of Timbarra Estate felt ignored, including petitioners in Samuel Close and Dylan Court. Resident Declan Foley says he'll fight the proposal for medium density housing and apartments of up to three storeys and 11.5 metres high in the serene neighbourhood. He moved into the largely single-storey area 20 years ago because of its ambience. Mr Foley says it had been unspoiled since then, and been a popular settlement for young families and retirees. The area's narrow roads and cul-de-sacs couldn't cope with extra traffic, the taller, bulkier buildings were out of character and the area was at greater risk of stormwater floods, he said. Mr Foley argues against Casey's claims that the area is within walking distance of shops and public transport. It's serviced by infrequent buses and near
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Parkhill Plaza's "supermarket, cafes and twodollar-shops", he says. "There's no rhyme or reason to choosing this area." A Casey Council officer's report on the Amendment stated higher-density neighbourhoods in "conveniently located" areas would reduce car trips - and hence lower traffic and parking congestion. "Additional road infrastructure will be assessed on an as-needs basis. "Infrastructure and service investments will need to be undertaken, where required, as population increases as with all developing areas." In the meantime, the council has moved to protect Berwick's 'Hoddle Grid' from developments higher than two storeys or nine metres. It has proposed minimum 600 square-metre lots with increased garden requirements. In tabling the report on 5 June, Casey councillor Timothy Jackson said the Amendment was the largest ever undertaken by Casey. Before a packed public gallery, Cr Jackson said residents could also submit to Planning Panels Victoria - which is set to decide upon the Amendment in coming weeks. "That is another opportunity for the community to engage and provide feedback."
Devon Meadows Primary went blue in a bid to help a special little boy in need. The school held a Go Blue for Autism day on Monday 4 June and raised just over $200. Students and staff dressed in blue and made a donation. "We had this fundraiser to raise money for one of our students' little brothers who has autism and is attending a special needs school," teacher Kelly Mayne said. "They need to buy an autism Smart Pup for this little boy. "They're holding a bunch of fund-raisers." She said the family, which has one child at Devon Meadows Primary, reached out to the school. "They were very excited and so appreciative of us helping them," Ms Mayne said. "I'm not sure what they've raised so far." The blue day was an opportunity to speak to students about autism and raise awareness and understanding. "We spoke to students and sent a note home explaining what it was for," Ms Mayne said. Smart Pups Assistance Dogs for Special Needs Children is based on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland. The group raises and trains golden retriever and labrador puppies to help children aged from 3 to 18 years with special needs. It costs about $25,000 to train and place an assistance dog with a special needs child, and another $1200 a year to maintain a service dog. A Smart Pup looks out for the child's health and wellbeing, keeping them safe and out of harm's way. They're trained to help the child with specific daily routines and can help to reduce anxiety. The pups also act as a bridge between the child and the rest of the world, easing feelings of isolation and fostering opportunities for social inclusion, friendship and belonging.
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By Cam Lucadou-Wells Police have declared their Queen’s Birthday long weekend traffic blitz a “success” on Casey roads. In contrast to a horror local road toll in 2017, there were no fatalities or serious injuries recorded in Casey during Operation Regal on 8-11 June. However, there were 171 drivers issued with penalty notices for offences such as excessive speeding, using mobile phones, not wearing seatbelts and driving unlicenced. Seven drivers were charged with drink-driving from more than 1500 preliminary drug and alcohol tests, Senior Sergeant Hafiz Mayar, of Casey Highway Patrol, said. “The campaign aimed to reduce the incidence and severity of road trauma across Victoria and in Casey. “It was constructed to ensure all Victorians can travel safely to and from their destinations in the holiday period.” The “highly visible” police presence targeted impaired driving, excessive speed, distracted drivers and compliance with seatbelts, Sen Sgt Mayar said. It also focused on known black-spots and high-collision areas. The clear sheet comes after 10 people have died on Casey’s roads in the past 18 months. Add to that a further 17 road deaths in Greater Dandenong and Cardinia in the same period. “The success of this operation was fortunately there wasn’t any serious injuries or fatalities in Casey PSA,” Sen Sgt Mayar said. Statewide, there were more than 8500 offences - including 227 drink-drivers and 148 drug-drivers. More than 540 motorists were detected driving suspended, disqualified or unlicensed. Soberingly, five Victorians died on state roads during the long weekend.
CLARE BOWDITCH IN CONCERT Singer, songwriter and actor Clare Bowditch will be bringing her warm and mellifluous voice to the Cardinia Cultural Centre in Pakenham on Friday 15 June, at 8pm. Known for her honest and hilarious storytelling, beautiful acoustic based songs and having one of the best voices in the country, Clare's show will also feature her extraordinary band and songs from her 15 year career. Star News Group is giving two readers the chance to win a double pass to this performance in Pakenham. Clare Bowditch is an ARIA Awardwinning singer, songwriter, sometimes actor (as Rosanna Harding on the hit Channel 10 show “Offspring”), speaker, writer, creative-business mentor and broadcaster on Melbourne’s ABC radio 774. She’s had Top Ten albums, been named Rolling Stone Woman of the Year (Contribution to Culture), Yen Young Woman of the Year (Music), co-written with Gotye, toured with Leonard Cohen, written for Harpers Bazaar and the Drum, and played in every venue, festival and truck stop in Australia at least two hundred times each. To enter go to starcommunity.com.au/competitions/ Be quick! Entries close Friday 15 June, at 8am.
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Moonlit - up from just three in 2015. The overall captive population at sites such as Moonlit and Healesville sanctuaries is more than 300, Mr Johnson says. It is not quite a sustainable population but it has allowed scientists to try different ways to release birds in the wild. One of those is 'ranching' - flying over juvenile birds from Tasmania to spend winter in captivity in Victoria, and then flying them back at Spring. The birds are spared the arduous migration that doomed so many of their species last year. The second strategy has been to release very young captive males into the Tasmanian saltmarshes in autumn prior to the winter migration. It is thought their early release will help them better adapt to life in the wild. As well, captive adult males were released
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Despite a thriving captive-breeding program, the orange-bellied parrot's long-term survival is still perilous. "I don't think that way," says Moonlit Sanctuary director Michael Johnson when asked of the prospects of success. His aviaries are filled with 80 of the birds part of a Tasmanian and Victorian joint effort to save the critically-endangered species. "We are just doing our best to turn it around." As far as is known, there's less than 50 of the parrots in the wild. Just 19 - including three females - returned from Victoria's coast to their only breeding spot in remote south-west Tasmania last Spring. With numbers so low, losing even a few birds is a disaster, Mr Johnson says. The parrot was much maligned when its threatened status nearly caused the scrapping of Bald Hills wind farm in Gippsland more than a decade ago. "It seems to get knocked around a little bit," Mr Johnson says. "But it's a unique species - and an important one." The parrot's population is thought to have plummeted due to a loss of mainland habitat, introduced predators and disease outbreak. However, there are bright signs in the Orange Bellied Parrot Tasmanian Program designed to keep the bird alive. In the past two years, 69 chicks hatched at
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On 12 June the Cranbourne Star News and Berwick Star News Facebook pages posted a story about Victoria Police's Operation Regal traffic blitz during the Queen's Birthday long weekend. Casey's roads were free of fatality, but police detected 171 traffic infringements - including seven for drink-driving. Here are some of our readers' reactions online: Jamie Sibbald: Yep got heaps of revenue pm will be happy. Margaret Braybrook: Congratulations. Now PLEASE do something about the motorbikes. Bindy Jones: Well done to all involved in keeping our roads as safe as possible.
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South-East skills centre drives ahead High-school students will get a head-start under the bonnet with the opening of a new automotive trades facility at Lyndhurst Secondary College on 5 June. It is part of the federally-funded Cranbourne Region Trades Skills Centre - a joint venture between the college, Cranbourne Secondary College, Alkira Secondary College and Marnebek School. Students from Casey South schools can undertake Vocational Education Training in Schools programs at the four schools and "in the comfort of a school setting", Lyndhurst principal Konnie Prades said.. "It's exciting to finally see this project reach its completion and allow students in the City of Casey area access to state-of-the-art buildings and resources to enable them to gain valuable industry training and experience to prepare them for their chosen careers." The Lyndhurst facility offers first and second year automotive VET courses on the site. It complements a revamped wood technology wing at Cranbourne Secondary College which offers first-year Building and Construc-
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A convicted drug trafficker's bid to be bailed to a country rehab centre has been rejected under the state's toughened bail laws. Dylan James Kelly, 32, had been remanded on multiple firearm, car theft and drug charges when he fronted Dandenong Magistrates' Court via video link on 4 June. His defence lawyer told the court that Kelly had been accepted by the 24/7 supervised Arrow Health centre in Woodend. It was the accused's "last chance" to address his "deep-seeded" drug problems. "It's make-or-break for him." To make bail, Kelly had to prove 'exceptional circumstances' - the state's toughest test for bail which is also reserved for accused murderers. He was charged with 17 offences including trafficking 'ice' after being arrested in a hire car in Jones Street Dandenong at 1.30am on 30 March, police officer Constable Jordan McKenzie told the court. Police allegedly seized a bag of eight grams of suspected meth from Kelly's underwear as well as $6,054 from his bag. A bag of suspected ice was allegedly carried by the female driver. Police further searched the car and the pair's hired room at Quest Apartments Dandenong. Police allegedly seized more than 60 items including a Tazer, butterfly knife, knuckledusters, a firearm cleaning kit, ammunition, six mobile phones and an alleged drug 'tick-list' written on the back of a character-reference
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letter for court. Kelly denied the allegations in a largely 'nocomment' police interview, the court was told. At the time, Kelly was on bail over allegedly unlicensed driving, and possessing ice and proceeds of crime - namely $4050 cash - in a stolen Jeep Cherokee in Berwick in September, the court heard. He was also on bail over an incident in which he was a passenger in an alleged stolen vehicle in which a sawn-off shotgun, a rifle, $2645 and a drug tick-list were allegedly found in January. Kelly was subject to two community corrections orders at the time - including a County Court-imposed CCO for trafficking 'ice' and firearm offences. The court heard that Kelly could not be compelled from walking away from the rehab centre. Arrow Health patient-care coordinator Bruce Laidlaw said the centre would advise lawyers, family and police if Kelly left the CCTV and alarm-secured facility. Magistrate Jack Vandersteen indicated Kelly was likely to be jailed if found guilty of the charges, including re-sentencing for the allegedly breached CCOs. He noted the "significant" criminal history over more than a decade, including breaches of bail and a suspended sentence. "Despite what has been put on his behalf, the circumstances aren't exceptional and I'll be refusing his application for bail." Kelly was remanded to appear via video link for a mention hearing at Dandenong Magistrates' Court on 12 June.
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Colin Campbell takes one of his final rides on the railway. 181652 sign-writing only last year. On the track, he looks at home on one of his five mini-replica locomotives - whether it’s the diesel Spirit of Progress or a Hudson steam locomotive 464. He is bemused by the young passengers lost in their phones along the journey.
“They don’t even look up. They might as well have gone to the park and looked at their phone - they would have saved (their fare of) $4.50.” Lately, people who enjoyed the ride 20 years ago have returned to bid a final farewell. One of the privileges has been meeting and bring-
Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS ing joy to so many, the Campbells say. Meanwhile, the Belgrave-Hallam Road property has already been sold off. The Campbells know nothing about what we happen to the site. Some time soon though, they plan to get off for a well-earned holiday.
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It’s the last stop for a much-loved miniature railway in Narre Warren North. Campbelltown Passenger Railway, with its beautifully maintained locomotives, station, signal box, workshop and tracks, comes to a close on Sunday 24 June. Since 1984, an indomitable couple Colin and Nanc Campbell, both 89, have opened on Sundays and public holidays. They’ve hosted thousands of families, picnickers and kids’ birthday parties - and never had a holiday for themselves since, they say. “I’ll miss it,” says Mr Campbell. “I still like running the trains. It’s doing all the work around the place which is the killer.” The Campbells used to have up to eight helpers, including civil engineers. But with that support departed, it became impossible to go on. It takes many days to mow the vast lawns, let alone picking up rubbish and branches and maintaining the property. “As time passed on, our skilled helpers like us got older,” Mr Campbell says. “We managed for as long as we could.” Ms Campbell adds that “no one has any idea how much work it takes”. “They think we just drive the train around on Sunday.” The couple built the attraction from scratch on a bare 20-acre property in 1978. It took six years of construction and earthmoving - not to mention the planting of 5800 trees - before it was opened to the public. The paddocks have since blossomed into idyllic gardens and woods, rock cuttings and a lake. A sign-writer by trade, Mr Campbell’s handiwork is seen in the neat, hand-painted signage throughout the grounds. He retired from
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Rising above the e-clutter By Cam Lucadou-Wells Facebook, Instagram or Twitter is an essential marketing tool - but don't put all your eggs in the social media basket, a communications lecturer told a Narre Warren Business Group meeting on 6 June. Jessica Humphreys, of the PR firm SocialConcepts, advised business owners not to shut down their websites and email marketing in favour of a Facebook page. The recent shift in Instagram's algorithm hit some businesses hard. "What if Facebook shut down overnight?" Ms Humphreys said. "It's important to have a website even as just a landing page, and to have an email list to dis-
seminate information in multiple ways." Social media was relevant for "99 per cent" of businesses but not in isolation. "You often hear print is dead," Ms Humphreys said. "I don't believe that. I think both digital and print have a role to play." Aside from advertising dollars, a properly-run Facebook page still cost plenty of time and effort to "cut through the clutter", Ms Humphreys said. It takes effort to reach people on Facebook when more and more businesses are jumping online. You also have to be prepared to keep trying different promos - and give the customers what they want to see.
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"As to what works, there isn't a right or wrong way. It does change, that's why it's so complex. "All the social media experts tell you different things. "I don't call myself an expert ... how can you be expert in something that has just been around for 10 years? "It's new and it's still evolving." That said, Ms Humphreys was a fan of 'Boost Posts' to help boost page likes, video ads to boost brand awareness and using your email list to target your customers on Facebook. The Facebook Insights tool revealed what posts were working and who was watching them. Its' a "bit creepy" but the ads posted onto your personal Facebook page reveal something about yourself, she said.
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Clyde North artist Helen Anderson is drawn to the vivid colours in Australia's landscape. She and other Berwick Artists Society members will be showcasing their works as part of a Winter Arts exhibition this month. Ms Anderson has chosen two vibrant, impressionist works - an oil painting of water lilies and an acrylic of irises. Her favourite themes are gardens and the Australian outback. Growing up in Mildura, she has always loved the outback's red dirt and wildflowers. It is a stark contrast to the muted tones of the European masters. "I hadn't realised how different the colours are to Europe - the Australian colours are a lot brighter. "Now I understand why the artists overseas painted the way they did." Ms Anderson had put aside her passion for painting after a Year 12 teacher told her she had no talent. She revived her art 20 years ago as a relief from her stressful social-work job at a Sydney half-way house. A picture framer praised her silk paintings, telling her that she could put them up for sale. Ms Anderson has since sold hundreds of works. She is part of the popular Berwick Artists Society, which has been running the past 26 years. Members socialise and paint together on Thursdays at the Old Cheese Factory. The society also hosts monthly demonstrations by successful artists. The free Winters Arts exhibition will have society members on hand to speak with visitors. Most paintings will be for sale. The exhibition runs from June 16-28 at Bunjil Place Library. Opening hours are from 9am-5pm Mondays-Fridays and 10am-5pm on Saturdays and Sundays.
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MAGICAL OFFERING IN MERLIN LOCATED IN the popular and sought-after Eve Estate, this brand new, brick veneer home is perfect for downsizers, first home buyers and investors. Its location is perfect, with a variety of schools including Alkira Secondary College, Hillsmeade Primary School, as well as the Avenue and Eve Village shopping centres and the Berwick Springs facilities all within close proximity. The home offers three bedrooms of excellent size. The master bedroom includes full ensuite and huge walk in wardrobe. The additional two bedrooms include built in robes. The family bathroom features bathtub and separate shower along with a separate powder room including hand basin. Upon entry to the home, you are greeted with a formal entry that leads through to an open plan living, dining and kitchen area. The kitchen features Caesar stone benchtops, stainless steel appliances including a dishwasher and an incredible separate butler’s pantry. The open plan living and dining area is directly connected to the large outdoor entertaining space and garden through sliding doors. Other features include alarm, gas ducted heating, gas hot water, blinds, vogue colour schemes, fencing, professional landscaped gardens and lockup garage with remote door. This delightful home of approximately 17.87 squares offers a level of luxury not usually seen in homes of this size. ●
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 20 Merlin Drive, Cranbourne North Description: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 garage Price: Contact agent Sale: Closing date for sale - 3 July at 5.30pm Contact: KR PETERS, CRANBOURNE, Liza Hickey 0481 185 038 liza@krpeters.com.au
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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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MILESTONE FOR PARKLEA FOUNDER IN 1968 a young Andrew Facey started what would become a long and successful career in real estate. The grandson of Frank Facey, founder of Frank Facey Real Estate, Andrew rose from salesman to director and partner of the firm, taking the reigns from his father Angus in the 1970s. “When he started to let Andrew and I run the business we weren’t very old; in 1975 I was 30 and Andrew was younger than I,” said former Frank Facey Real Estate Director and longtime friend of Andrew’s, Brendan Rice. “Andrew was a gun salesman. Dandenong was starting to boom and there were lots of subdivisions, so Andrew became the go-to man,” said Mr Rice. At this time Andrew’s interest also turned to property development and in 1974, Parklea was born. “I was excited by the idea that I could be a part of building communities - places where people could live, work and play,” said Mr Facey. “That idea drove me to property development and later became Parklea’s ethos.” Parklea is now the biggest broadacre land owner in the Cardinia Shire and has residential and commercial developments from Gippsland to the Great Ocean Road. Recent developments in the South East include Timbertop Estate (Officer), Kaduna Park Estate (Officer South), Arena Shopping Centre (Officer), and Heritage Springs Estate and Heritage Springs Shopping Village (Pakenham). Parklea is continuing to change the face of the Cardinia Shire with future developments planned including the largest residential estate in Cardinia Shire’s history in Pakenham East. “The population in Melbourne’s South
Andrew Facey and the Parklea team celebrate his 50 years in real estate. East is booming with thousands of families making their home here. I’m proud that Parklea is an integral part of shaping new communities during this exciting period of growth.” 50 years from his beginnings as a real estate agent, Andrew Facey is still passionate about property. Accountant for Parklea and Facey since 1986, Frank Barrett, describes working for Andrew as ‘dynamic’. “He does not let an opportunity go by – he cannot sit still, metaphorically,” he said.
“Parklea has enough parcels of land to develop for 20 plus years yet I could confidently predict that we will be making an arrangement to buy something else within a year or so. “When Andrew calls or starts a conversation with ‘I tell you Frankie boy’ he has some good news, you know he has done a deal or is working on one.” Learn more about Parklea and upcoming developments at parklea.com ●
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LIGHT AND SPACE IN PERFECT LOCATION THIS uniquely different three bedroom family home is situated close to schools, university, shops and transport. It features spacious, flowing open plan living areas, a study and has 12ft high ceilings incorporating tall fan light windows. There is a superb fully equipped timber kitchen with upgraded appliances and pantry. The master bedroom has an ensuite, spa bath, family bathroom and powder room. Added features are new blinds, new tap wear to all wet areas, gas ducted heating and more. Outside there is an extensive paved entertainment area and minimal maintenance gardens, plus single lock up garage with rear access roller door. There is potential for a carport extension and a 3mx6m lockup workshed. ●
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 25 Jarryd Crescent, Berwick, VIC 3806 Description: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 garage Price: $620,000- $660,000 Inspect: By Appointment Contact: Elisabeth Gunness 0418 310 524, FIRST NATIONAL NEILSON PARTNERS BERWICK
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(218116) * Sought after location * Titled Land, 1000m² * Only one lot available * Court Location
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(218124) reat 2 bedroom unit walking distance to all facilities with a fantastic tenant on lease until January 2019 paying $320 p/week. Rear unit with a decked entrance, big timber kitchen with wall oven & cooktop & ceramic tiled looring, gas heating, air co & split system heating & cooling. Outdoors we have a full length pergola patio area & lock up garage. $410,000
(218120) Front unit of only 3 renovated, 2 large bedrooms with robes private carpeted lounge with S/S heating & cooling + a WF. Separate meals & kitchen area ceramic tiled from the entry through to the wet & hard wearing areas, kitchen with UBO, cooktop & W + Island bench. Outdoors we have a covered & uncovered private courtyard. Call Frank Barrett for all enquiries. $410,000
(218105) Large 3 bedroom home, master with full ens & WIR. 2 living areas with loating timber loors, new carpets & freshly painted throughout. Tassie oak kitchen with gas cooktop, W/O, /W & corner pantry & lots of benchspace. as ducted heating & evap cooling , a LU with rear access roller door, leads through to the pergola & yard with stand up tandem shed. $549,950
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(217143) This 3 bedroom home features a spacious master bedroom with a generous WIR which leads into an ensuite. Large living area, good size kitchen, nicely renovated bathroom, beautifully updated family room, hardwood timber loors, gas ducted heating, x2 s/system air-conditioning. solar panels (3.0 KW), 5000lt water tank, alarmed security system, remote roller security shutters. $549,950
(218129) Large 4 bedroom home in a quiet but handy location, master bedroom with FE & WIR. 2 spacious & separate living areas, one with a built in bar & zoned for privacy, well appointed kitchen with wall oven & gas cooktop plus dishwasher & loating timber loors. Two s/ systems, a coonara & gas heating. Outdoors we have a pergola patio area, garden shed all on a 531m². $540,000-$559,000
(218137)4 bed home with lounge, rumpus room, gas dtd heating, evap cooling & a s/system. Master bedroom with full ens, WIR & spa bath, all bedrooms have robes, 2 have WIR & are away from the master. Timber kitchen with s/s appliances & W & huge pantry.Outdoors is a pergola, a LU & a carport with drive through access on a 630m² block. $629,000
Cranbourne (218104) Immaculate character home with 3 bedrooms, high ceilings, ornate cornices, frosted lead lights plantation shutters and loating timber loors. Open plan living gas ducted heating and split system heating and cooling ensure year round comfort, the kitchen is excellent with a 5 burner Smeg cooker and Caesar stone 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 ttings throughout. Panoramic bi fold doors lead out at paved pergola patio area there is also a two car tandem garage all on a magical 687M2 block, call Frank Barrett for all enquiries. WE ARE OPE SUAS.
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(218088) 852m² approx. consisting of one separate title with dwelling. evelopment Site (STCA). The property itself consists of 3 decent sized bedrooms, a spacious living area, large kitchen, timber loor. Its ust perfect if you are looking for some returns while you are waiting. FIRST TIME OFFERE I 45 EARS ont miss out on this olden opportunity $699,950
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(218114) On a block of approx. 829m², is this 4 bedroom home. A efcient loorplan has 2 living areas with loating loors, timber kitchen with Bosch W, EWO & HP, separate meals area, + family room. 4 bedrooms,master with ens.Outside is open & covered entertaining, with bar & outdoor wood heater. LU, S/S A/C, & space for caravan, boat. All inspections call Harry Syrros $699,950 OFI Saturday 11.30-12.00
(218117) This sensational 30 square family home with 5 bedrooms, on approx. 1012m² block Ensuite & WIR to master, large front living room, fully appointed kitchen with s/s appliances & massive bench space. Family bathroom, ample storage cupboards, ducted heating, evap. AC. Sunroom with hardwood timber looring. 7x4m alfresco area, 5 car garage with rear access. $799,950
(218087) With a coat of paint and some cosmetic work, this gem will sparkle again Features 3 generous bedrooms, loorboards to lounge, gas heating, lock up garage on a good sized allotment of approx. 585m². Short stroll to Cranbourne Park shopping centre, Cranbourne Park primary school, and public transport. Currently tenanted at $280 per week. $490,000 - $500,000
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(218123)Stunning 3 bedroom home is ideal for rst home buyer, investors, or down sizers. Air Con, gas log replace in lounge room which lows into meals/living area & kitchen. ourmet kitchen with Bosch s/s dw, 600 cook top/oven with s/s canopy, family bathroom with loor to ceiling tiles. LU
(218118) First time in over 35 years The original 3 bedroom home features a family room that leads into a a spacious kitchen & dining area, nicely renovated bathroom with spa, hardwood timber loors, gas wood red heater, 2 x split A/C & an energy saving 3 KW solar power system. ouble garage plus carport and a workshop area. $500,000-$520,000
* Large 3 bedroom home with LU garage * Land Size 848m2 (Approx.) * Multi-level development site (STCA) * High density development site (STCA) * Activity Centre Zone, Precinct 6C * Walking distance to Cranbourne Park S/C
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Young eyes on the world Young photographers have zoomed a sharp focus on Casey’s outdoors in all of its elements at an exhibition at Bunjil Place. Eye Spy, Eye See Nature was launched by 14 of the kindergarten-aged artists and their families. Coinciding with World Environment Day earlier this month, the project aimed to raise appreciation of Casey’s natural world and native vegetation. The selected works came from more than 100 submissions. The exhibition is open until Sunday, 17 June.
Spencer from Carlisle Park Kindergarten with his photo Leaves. 181672
Josephine from Good Start Learning Lynbrook captured a mushroom 'headband' on her shadow. 181672
Natalie from Littlecroft Kindergarten in front of her photograph I am an Ant. 181672 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS
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It’s Chloe’s Clash By Nick Creely It's going to be a game worth watching, 24 hours of continuous competitive action not seen before in this region. And all for an extremely good cause. The first ever 'Chloe Clash' will be held at the Casey Basketball Stadium from 12pm on Friday, 6 July to 12pm Saturday, 7 July, all with the aim of raising funds for The Royal Children's Hospital. Chloe Myors, 11 at the time, collapsed in her classroom at Hillsmeade Primary School on 14 May 2012, and passed away the next day after being airlifted to The Royal Children's Hospital. Chloe died from an arteriovenous malformation (AVM) in her brain, which is an abnormal connection between the arteries and veins. Chloe was one of 11 children under the age of 16 across Australasia to donate her organs in 2012, subsequently changing the lives of five children, their families and their communities. Always a keen netballer playing at both domestic and representative levels, the idea came after Chloe's father Ian and her younger brother Ben attended an Annual Memorial Day at the Royal Children's Hospital, remembering children who have passed away at the hospital. "Through Chloe's love of netball and Ben's love of basketball, the idea of playing a combined game of netball/basketball was formed," Ian said. "Ben then contacted one of Chloe's best friends, Shaylee Hearn, and they trialled the game with a group of friends last September. It was a success." "At the start of 2018 we decided to move forward with Ben's game and we formed 'The Chloe Clash' with the aim of raising money for The Royal Children's Hospital."
Ben Myors (left) and Shaylee Hearn have created ‘The Chloe Clash’ and hope to raise funds for The Royal Children's Hospital. Ian said that without the help of sponsors and the community, it wouldn't be possible to go ahead with the idea, and urges everyone to get behind what will be a special day. "We would like to thank our sponsors, Total Force Maintenance, Casey Basketball Stadium, Icon Sports and the former Chloe Foundation, who without their help this event would still
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Hospital. Everyone is welcome to come and watch on the day with a gold coin donation entry," Ian said. If you require any more information, you can email Ian Myors on chloeclash2018@ gmail.com, or if you would like to donate, visit give.everydayhero.com/au/chloe-clash
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Supherb, based in Clyde North is an Australian Field grown herb producer. Currently seeking two experienced tractor machinery operators. Position 1: Chemical and Fertiliser Applicator. Main work involves the application of agrichemicals using boom spray and occasional fertilising. A current ACCUP would be an advantage. Position 2: Ground Preparation Main work may involve hoeing, ripping, ploughing, bed forming, scoop work, bulk fertiliser spreading and road maintenance. All applicants must have a current VIC drivers licence, be reliable, take instruction, have a good work ethic and be accountable for work output. Ideally, applicants would have a minimum 3-4 years’ experience. All should be supported by references. Attractive Pay and Conditions are Negotiable based on individual applicant skill and past work experiences. Applications are preferred in writing to: Supherb P/L Po Box 5432 Cranbourne Vic 3977 Email: enquiries@supherb.com.au Fax: 5998 9124 Registration of interest can also be left on 5998 9123.
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School holiday fun Dance, sewing and clay art sessions are among the Brentwood Park Neighbourhood House holiday program. The dance session is on 4 July, 10-11.30am, and the clay play is on 11 July, 10am-noon. Both are open to 6-12 year-olds. The Boomerang Bag sewing bee is on 12 July, 9.30-11.30am for children 10-plus years old. Brentwood Park Neighbourhood House, 21A Bemersyde Drive, Berwick. Details: 9702 1218 or admin@bpnh.org.au. Bookings required.
Community choir With One Voice Casey choir welcomes singers of all backgrounds and abilities. There are no auditions. No singing experience is necessary. Rehearsals run each Monday, starting from 28 May. Supper included. 6.15-7.30pm, Mondays at Narre Warren Seniors Centre, 192-1096 Centre Road, Narre Warren. Details: 8679 6088 or withonevoice@creativityaustralia.org.au.
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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.
Glow Wild Rug up, put on your explorer cap and head along to Bunjil Place after-dark to check out the Glow Wild installation, on display until Sunday 17 June. The outdoor plaza has turned into a stunning jungle of more than 45 illuminated animals including zebras, giraffes, pandas and penguins. To accompany the exhibits, Madagascar will be screened on the plaza big-screen on 17 June, 2.30pm. Bunjil Place Plaza until Sunday 17 June, from 4pm-10pm Monday-Thursday, and 4pm-11pm Friday-Sunday. Free entry. Details: bunjilplace.com.au
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Learn to play the bagpipes The Berwick Pipers INC is interested in attracting new members to its group, particularly experienced bagpipe players. The group play B Flat chanters in our bagpipes as it gives them the greatest chance of helping concert bands and 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.
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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 Copeland 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@nw-
Warren South. Bookings: 9704 2781 or Cathy Lord, 0402 146 629 andcathy@happyfeetadmin.com.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 Centre, 1 Malcolm Court Narre Warren. Details: 9704 7388.
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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
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Thursday Playgroup This group is run in a small, fun and friendly environment by an experienced playgroup co-ordinator. With crafts, songs, story-time and outdoor play, it's a great place for your child to socialise and make great friends. Available for children up to 4 years old. 9.30-11.30am Thursdays at Oakgrove Community Centre, 89-101 Oakgrove Drive, Narre Warren South. Bookings: 9704 2781.
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Childrens Fitness The Happy Feet fitness and entertainment program delivers educational content, creativity and social skills. Suitable for 18 months-5 years. Costs $9.50 per session. 12-12.30pm Tuesdays at Oakgrove Community Centre, 89-101 Oakgrove Drive, Narre
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Seniors activities Berwick Seniors welcome new members who would like to join their club and enjoy good company and activities such as indoor croquet, billiards, table tennis, darts, board games and bingo. The club days are Fridays, 9.30am1.30pm.112 High Street, Berwick. Details: 9707 2017.
Cranbourne U3A Term 2 Classes Term starts on April 16. We have vacancies in the following classes - folk art, calligraphy, bridge, mahjong, chess, singing for fun, sewing and patchwork, and knitting and crochet. Beginner music keyboard tuition is also available. The following groups are open to new members - fishing, cycling and table tennis. If retired or semi-retired come along and join in. For more information and other classes check the web site u3acranbourne.net.au or call Helen 0423 623 337.
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Casey U3A Casey U3A classes for retirees will be held in Berwick at a range of locations and also at Selandra Community Hub, Clyde North. Only $35 to join for year. 40 plus classes. Visit the website at http://casey.u3anet.org. au for details or John 9707 2301 or 0409 515465.
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Carpet bowls Hampton Park Senior Citizens club welcomes the community to join in a carpet bowls every Saturday from 1pm-3pm at 2 Narellan Dr, Hampton Park. For more information please contact the club on 97992588 or kcj@iinet.net.au.
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Rays learn from the best By Hayley Wildes Although there was no TAC Cup action over the weekend, the Dandenong Stingrays were still busy at work, continuing to drive improvement as they look to stay atop the TAC Cup ladder. Last Wednesday night, the squad was put through its paces by an AFL legend; three-time premiership player, Norm Smith and Brownlow Medallist, Simon Black. Black, who runs the Simon Black Academy an elite Aussie Rules and education academy knows plenty about the talent coming through the pathways these days and was impressed with what he saw from the Rays. “It was great - they’re obviously a highly-talented bunch of young men and very capable,“ he said. “They’re a really committed bunch of guys and they’re obviously going really well, which is great to see and they’re really well led by Craig Black. “I just did a couple of drills with them and worked with some of the midfielders on some stoppage craft and just tried to add my bit of experience and share some ideas. Obviously, it brings back memories for me - I had aspirations at that age to make it into the AFL.” Black was also impressed with togetherness of the squad. “They’re a great footy club - it had a great feel and atmosphere within the group. I got that feeling that they’re a tight-knit group too - it was a pleasure to be down there for the night,” he said. The Simon Black Academy, which is in its third year, provides its student-athletes with the opportunity to progress their football skills, while also studying a university degree in business and sports development. Former Dandenong Stingray Tom Murphy attended the Simon Black Academy and was their first student-athlete to be drafted into the AFL system when he was taken with pick #4 in the 2017 AFL rookie draft by North Melbourne. Murphy made his AFL debut in Round 11 against the Brisbane Lions. He didn’t disappoint; gathering 14 disposals and revelling in a big 54-point win. Black talked about Murphy’s success and
Stingrays players were all ears as Simon Black explained a drill. 181670 the hard work he put in to get drafted. “We were pretty thrilled for him. He’s a great young man and he worked his butt off, so it’s just really pleasing to see him get the opportunity and be rewarded for his hard work in the
last 18 months,” he said. “He’s quite a big-bodied guy and has played a fair bit of inside mid, so he can play that role really well. He can also go forward or he can go back - he’s a bit of a utility, I believe, and he’s
Picture: GARY SISSONS got some real attributes that can help him survive in the AFL.” With a plethora of Rays currently in the AFL system, there will likely be a few more joining them in 2019.
Oneata won't be denied in her pursuit By Hayley Wildes Oneata Schwalger has been around rugby for as long as she can remember. Having made it to the pinnacle of rugby union - playing at the top level and representing Australia - Oneata, who plays for South Eastern Titans Rugby League Club, is now focused on making a career in rugby league. With her synonymous determination and effort, the 32-year-old mother of two is well on her way to doing just that. Recently, Oneata represented the Combined Affiliated States (made up of players from Northern Territory, South Australia, Victoria and Western Australia) at the Women's National Rugby League Championships on the Gold Coast. Taking on the rugby league powerhouse states of New South Wales and Queensland, Oneata and her teammates never backed
down and although they were unable to come away with a win, there was great pride in their performance. "It was awesome, especially playing against NSW and QLD teams for the first time. Despite only having two days of training as a team, we weren't far off and I know we can be up there competing for the top spot next year," Oneata said. Oneata's toughness, ability to run through packs and make game-changing plays is what makes her such a tantalising player to watch. Her journey to representing Victoria as a member of the Combined Affiliated States hasn't been an easy one. She admitted she had some mental demons due to shoulder surgery which took months to overcome. The countless hours of rehab, treatment, travel and training were all worth it for Oneata, who ultimately hopes to get drafted to the NRL Women's Premiership competition which
kicks off later this year with the four-team competition to be played as double-headers alongside NRL finals matches. "You've just to do what you've got to do to make your dream come true," Oneata said. "100% that's the goal [to get drafted]." With great aspirations, she hasn't lost sight of what her local club - the South Eastern Titans - means to her and how they have helped her thus far. "The club has been awesome," she said. "There's a great bunch of girls there and I love it because of the culture. It took a lot of pressure off me because of the way the girls are and how family-orientated the club is." Women's rugby league continues to go from strength to strength, and with players like Oneata Schwalger taking the game on and providing plenty of highlights, make sure you keep an eye on what the future holds.
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Matildas trailblazers link up with Team 11 A-League bid Australian football greats Theresa Deas and Debbie Nichols have signed on as Team 11 ambassadors. A week after celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Matildas' first-ever appearance at a FIFA tournament - a tournament at which Deas, Nichols and fellow south-east Victorian product Jane Oakley all played -Deas and Nichols have declared their support for their home region's push for A-League and WLeague admission. Deas, an 18-times capped Matilda across a 10-year international career, represented Victoria for 18 years throughout playing days at 28 STAR NEWS
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Dandenong City, Dandenong North, Waverley City, Berwick City and the Casey Comets. Nichols earned 12 Matildas caps and played for Victoria for 20 years as well as for Springvale, Dandenong North, Dandenong, Berwick City and the Casey Comets. Football Federation Victoria Hall of Fame member Nichols, now a junior coach with Southern United in the WNPL, said it felt right for her to become a Team 11 ambassador. "I've been involved in football in the southeast since 1977," Nichols said. "There is so much opportunity in this re-
gion to have an A-League and W-League side. If Team 11 can get the licence football will boom even more than it is already is. "You see the talent even just in Gippsland, who are hampered by distance, it's a hotbed. "And then, when you include the south-east corridor, there is no doubt there is capability and the players to have a strong W-League team in the south-east." Deas, a Football Federation Australia Hall of Fame member, said it is imperative a W-League bid is attached to Team 11's A-League bid. "I'm a Dandenong girl. I played all of my ca-
reer in the Dandneong-Casey region and it's at the bottom of my heart to promote football in the area," Deas said. "I really think if we're going to go forward for women's football in this state and in this country then there should be more equality. "For that reason I think we should make sure if there are any new A-League bids that we start at the start for both sexes and that every opportunity is given to all people who want to play football, so there is an actual career pathway from grassroots through to elite for every child." cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au
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Seagulls set to fly West? By Russell Bennett Tooradin-Dalmore has made no secret of its desire to join the West Gippsland Football Netball Competition from 2019, and AFL Gippsland has confirmed it’s a potential outcome that’s being discussed as part of its current review. Seagulls president Greg Kelly recently told the News that his club had not only applied to join the WGFNC, but had several “very positive” meetings with the competition. “They (AFL Gippsland) are re-structuring, and their whole game has changed,” he said. “We are a small country town; we simply can’t compete with the Berwicks, Narre Warrens and Beaconsfields, and it’s simply not fair. “We are throwing everything we can at this, we’ve put the paperwork in, and (we) are just cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au
waiting for the review to come through.” This week, an AFL Gippsland spokesperson confirmed that an approach from the current South East Football Netball League (SEFNL) club had been made. “AFL Gippsland has met with representatives from the club and its interest will be considered as part of the Gippsland Leagues and Competitions Review process currently being undertaken by an independent review committee chaired by AFL Gippsland Region Commission acting chair, John Schelling," the spokesperson said. “The review committee will assess relevant data, feedback from member clubs, and the potential impact on both football and netball clubs and make decisions that are in the best interests of football and netball in our region.”
tened by the likes of Shaun Marusic, Luke BeeHugo and Michael Boland. In Round 9 SEFNL action, Cranbourne will endure a sterner test when they host Leigh McQuillen’s Beaconsfield at Frenken Homes Oval in what is the game of the round, while Doveton will return to AJ Robinson Oval
against Tooradin-Dalmore as they eye off their first win of the year. In the two other games on Saturday, Pakenham face the perfect test when they battle it out against the undefeated Narre Warren at Kalora Park, while Berwick hosts an Officer side desperate to take a scalp.
QUIZ NUMBER 1613 1. WHAT is the world’s most watched sporting event? 2. WHICH two sports made their first appearance at the 2016 Olympics? 3. WHO won a record eight gold medals at a single Olympics? 4. WHAT is the lightest weight division in boxing? 5. WHICH English soccer team made a clean sweep of all the titles up for grabs in Britain in 1998-9? 6. WHICH famous Aussie sportsman died in Memphis, Tennessee at the age of 21? 7. WHO was judged Australian sportsman of the year in 1967 and knighted two years later? 8. WHICH state hosts the Stawell Gift annually? 9. WHO was the first Australian bowler to take 200 Test wickets and score 2000 runs? 10. WHICH Aussie tennis stars achieved the first grand slam in men’s doubles? 11. WHICH family was represented in every New Zealand cricket team against Australia for over 40 years? 12. WHAT sport was played at the official opening of Stadium Australia in 1999? 13. WHICH Australian swimmer represented Italy? 14. WHOSE name is on the medal presented to the best player in soccer’s A-League grand final? 15. WHICH American ski resort hosted the 1980 Winter Olympics? 16. WHICH Aussie motor racing pioneer was nick-named ‘Wizard’? 17. WHO scored 100 points in a US basketball game in 1962? 18. WHAT does a yellow flag indicate in motor racing? 19. HOW many points is the yellow ball worth in snooker? 20. WHICH Aussie won the last women’s Olympic 80 metres hurdles gold medal in 1968?
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SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE REVIEW - ROUND 11 (SPLIT ROUND) It doesn’t matter what opposition you come up against, 56 shots on goal in just two hours is mighty impressive. While Cranbourne were never tested and motored away with a frightening second half, the mature performance from Steve O’Brien’s side prove just how far they’ve come this season. They ran ragged, cracked into the contest when needed, but more importantly corrected shaky kicking by scoring 30.14 after quarter time. And all key cogs around the ground are clicking - Marc Holt is now back to his best, the presence of Michael Boland around the ground is telling, while Glenn Osborne, Brandon Wapshott and Dillan Bass are rock solid. And excitement machines such as Ryan Jones, Kirk Dickson, Cameron Angus and Jake Carosella look the goods. More importantly, Holt devastated with a haul of 10 majors, ably supported by dynamic VFL pair Nathan Gardiner (five goals) and Anthony Vella (five), who combined to carve the game up in another great confidence booster. The Eagles ran rampant in the first term, but were perhaps hampered by their inaccuracy in front of goal, but used the whole width of the ground superbly to set up many scoring opportunities. Despite being barraged with a five goal to one start, the Doves were plucky, and handled themselves well in defence despite taking in a 31-point deficit.
But the game was always going to break open as soon as the Eagles got their kicking boots on, with the extraordinary amount of uncontested ball always doomed to bring about the Doves’ undoing. The difference in class - and namely experience - came to the fore from there on in, with the home side monstering the baby Doves with an unanswered nine goal second term, and running back into the room the home side held an 89-point lead. With Holt ominous in the air courtesy of some silver service by the likes of Vella, excitement machine Ryan Jones and yet another commanding display by Brandon Wapshott, they made the Doves pay with an extraordinary 11 goal third term and a 10 goal final term, bringing the margin all the way out to 211-points. Incredibly, since half time, the Eagles scored 135 to 13, as the young Doves tired quickly and couldn’t keep up pace with the home side, running out 35.21 (231) to 3.2 (20) winners. As a reminder of his class, Holt is now within striking distance of Berwick forward Harry Money and Beaconsfield’s Nathan Langley at the top of the goal-kicking table, with the big Eagle now with 18 goals in his four games this season despite playing considerably less games. And he’s also within striking distance of an extraordinary achievement, with Holt now sitting on 987 goals with the Eagles, with his next three games against Beaconsfield, Narre Warren and Berwick likely to get him closer to the 1000 goal mark. On a dirty day for the Doves, young star Mitch Cotter was brilliant, and despite his slender frame, was a bull in a midfield flat-
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Eagles soar over Burras By Hayley Wildes and Nick Creely SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIVISION 2 - ROUND 9 In the lone game of the round on the weekend, the Doveton Eagles and Keysborough faced off at Power Reserve. With the Eagles boasting the powerful forward line duo of Darren Sheen (five goals) and Russell Robertson (three goals) for the first time this season, Doveton led at every change to run out 13.18 (96) to 10.13 (73) winners. After a tight first half the Eagles put together a strong third quarter effort to take a 28-point lead into the final change and were never truly troubled in the final quarter. Robertson produced the highlight of the day when he took one of signature high-flying grabs, while Sheen was impressive up forward. Michael Callinan and Steven Ognjenovic were dominant for the Eagles, while Troy Cullen, Chris Bryan (three goals) and Jack Cole did all they could for the Burras. Keysborough's Damien Collins was heavily concussed after an innocuous high-head bump during the game. He was immediately taken to hospital, but we hear he is recovering well and is on the mend. MORNINGTON PENINSULA NEPEAN DIVISION 2 - ROUND 9 Pearcedale did what they needed to do on Saturday, knocking off the bottom placed Crib Point, 5.6 (36) to 13.9 (87). The Panthers found the break in the second term, stretching their 13 point quarter time lead to 49 after a seven goal to one second term. The visitors held sway comfortably in the second half to kick four goals apiece in the second half, with Ben Mitchell and Laughlin Cowell both starring with five goals each. Down at Bunguyan Reserve, Devon Meadows suffered a shock loss to Tyabb, 17.17 (119)
Former Melbourne forward Russell Robertson shoots at goal for the Doveton Eagles on Saturday. 181759 to 13.9 (87). The Panthers led at half time and were down by just a point at three quarter time, but the home side powered away with a seven goal final term.
EASTERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIVISION 1 - ROUND 9 Noble Park fell behind in the first half of their match against Balwyn and were unable to reel the Tigers in, falling 15.11 (101) to 11.11 (77) at
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Balwyn Park. The Bulls were led by Kyle Martin and Dylan Gordon, who battled valiantly all day, while Will Collis (four goals) was impressive up forward. Shaun Cross and Yarran JafferWilliams were instrumental for Balwyn.
Future stars on show in an action packed carnival By AFL South East Media Brilliant weather and even better football from the future stars of the game were just two of highlights of a thrilling conclusion to the SEDA 2018 AFL South East Regional Junior Championships on the weekend. Boys and girls from the Frankston Districts, Mornington Peninsula, South East and Yarra Ranges Junior Football Leagues took part in the three-day carnival, which began at Beaconsfield's Holm Park Reserve on Wednesday before switching to Frankston Park and Shepley Oval for Saturday and Monday fixtures across the Queen's Birthday weekend. Competition was fair but fierce, with all four leagues walking away with at least one win over the carnival. The FDJFL led the way with three wins, including a dominant performance in the Under-15 Boys, with the MPJFL claiming two winning shields and the SEJ and AFL Yarra Ranges taking the spoils in the Under-13s and
Under-16s respectively. The Queen's Birthday carnival, an important stepping stone in the Dandenong Stingrays Pathway, has grown in significance over the years and is now aligned with both the Melbourne and St Kilda Football Club's Next Generation Academies (NGA). AFLSE RGM John Anderson said the carnival had quickly developed a strong reputation for identifying the next wave of talent emerging through the junior system. "The Regional Junior Championships have become a very important stepping stone in the pathway to higher honours, such as selection on AFL and AFLW lists, " Anderson said. "It was fantastic to see so many up-andcoming young footballers putting themselves to the test against the best players from other leagues. "Congratulations to all the leagues, their coaches, support staff, parents and players for their commitment to what was a fantastic car-
nival played in great conditions at three of the best venues in the region. "I would like to wish all the players the best of luck as they look towards higher honours in their football journey." This year's carnival was proudly supported by SEDA College, where Year 11 and 12 students complete their senior secondary education immersed in the sport industry. Full results can be found at http://www. aflsejuniorchampionships.com.au/ SEDA 2018 AFLSE REGIONAL JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS HONOUR ROLL Under 13s- SEJ Under 14s -MPJFL Under 15s- FDJFL Under 15 Girls- MPJFL Under 16s- AFL Yarra Ranges Under 17s- FDJFL Under 18 Girls- FDJFL
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Cavs contend at the Classic By Hayley Wildes The Casey Cavaliers have no shortage of talent coming up through their junior basketball ranks. That much is evident by simply walking into Casey Stadium on a Friday night for Victorian Junior Basketball League (VJBL) action. The Cavs' under-12 girls team is further proof of the tremendous talent at Casey. Over the Queen's Birthday weekend, the girls competed at the National Junior Classic (NJC) - the association's first ever girls team to do so. The annual NJC sees the very best teams from across the nation battle it out for bragging rights. This year, the tournament was held at Dandenong Stadium and the Cavs weren't intimidated on the biggest stage. Not content with just making up the numbers, Casey won two of their three group games to finish second in Group C. Their lone defeat was a four-point loss to the Forestville Eagles. With strong contributions across the board, Evelyn Connolly's performance in the tight 5430 STAR NEWS
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50 win over Canberra was outstanding. Connolly poured in 19 points, including nine in the third quarter, to help her team to a hard-fought win. In the fight for final placings, Casey played three more games and came away with one win to finish the NJC with a 3-3 record - a great achievement and experience for a team on the rise. The team's thrilling win over Dandenong in their second last game was a true testament to the team's determination. With scores tied at 35 late in the game, the Cavs' defence stood up and held the Rangers out for the final minutes of the game as Casey went on to record an stirring 38-35 win. With all 10 players stepping on the hardwood for every game, it truly was a team effort and one that Casey Basketball followers should be extremely proud of. Emilija Dakic was an offensive weapon and led the way for the Cavs, averaging 10.5 points per game, while Evelyn Connolly (8.5 points per game) and Victoria Meredith (7.33 points per game) were impressive.
Leah Cornell (#15) and Victoria Meredith (#3) celebrate their win over Frankston. Picture: COURTESY OF BASKETBALL VICTORIA cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au
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The girls of WDevils football side. Precious Dennis, a first-year player on the team said: “It feels good communicating in Auslan and it makes me feel comfortable as well.” Dylan Beasley, secretary of Deaf Football Victoria said the club aims to create a place for members of the deaf community in Victoria to play the sport they love. “Some of them do not play with their local club because they don’t feel they belong
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Coach of the WDevils, Max Eyking. rier. But they are improving their learning to make it more deaf-friendly.” Eyking hopes one day the AFL will fully integrate deaf culture into the game, for players and supporters alike. “It is not about their loss of hearing. It is about their skills,” Eyking said. “We have this event to make hearing people more aware that, ‘Wow, deaf people can play!’ and break down some barriers for the future.” 12389925-DJ24-18
A Casey local has coached a women’s deaf football team to victory when it took on its interstate rival last weekend. Coach Max Eyking, from Botanic Ridge, is also deaf and led the WDevils to win by 23 points in their second annual match. “I love getting involved in sports, especially in the deaf community,” Eyking signed through an interpreter; Amber Hae Hae. The women’s side was established in 2017 as part of Deaf Football Victoria, which started a men’s side back in 1964. “It started with the AFLW. All the women in the deaf community wanted the same equality,” Eyking said. The WDevils took on a combination of deaf women’s players from other states, who formed the Rebels. This is the 22-year-old’s first year as coach for the women’s team. Eyking’s first encounter with Deaf Football Victoria was in 2013, when he was a runner for the men’s team. Although injury kept him from playing, Eyking’s passion for football and love for deaf sport earned him the position of coach for the women’s side. The match, held in Yarraville, was a fight for the Tanya Morgan Shield - which was inaugurated in Adelaide last year. The only difference to a hearing AFL match, Eyking explained, is throughout the game, umpires wave brightly coloured flags instead of using a whistle. “Deaf people are very good with their eyes. It’s like hearing people with their ears,” Eyking said. Auslan (Australian Sign Language) is the primary form of communication for the team. “I’m deaf. They’re deaf. So communication is pretty effective,” Eyking said.
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