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New era for Rotary By Rowan Forster A new president has taken the reigns at Pakenham Rotary Club, promising to build on the non-for-profit’s commitment to inspire the next generation. After a year of tireless charity work, outgoing head Greg Peck gave his blessing to the club’s newest boss, Goran Galic. The event was celebrated by more than 60 Rotarians and official guests during a Changeover Dinner at the Pakenham
Golf Club on Tuesday night. Several Paul Harris Fellowship Awards were also presented on the night, recognising outstanding work in the local community. Check out next week’s Gazette for in-depth coverage on the event. Past president Greg Peck and new president Goran Galic unveil the club’s newest banner. 182574
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blocks of land or our money and it’s devastated our entire lives.” Eleven people affected by the company’s liquidation have contacted Ms Toth sharing similar experiences. One purchaser contacted by Star News said he was in such a poor frame of mind that he could not bring himself to discuss it without destroying his day. While customers have been severely affected by the company’s alleged failure, tradesmen, conveyancers and real estate agents have also reportedly been short-changed. In an email exchange obtained by Star News, the company advised purchasers that works would commence in November, 2017. That date was later stalled until the fourth quarter of 2018.
Clairmont Banks, a real estate agency in Templestowe, first pursued the company’s administration in April over a mounting debt. While Star News has been unsuccessful in trying to contact the company’s directors, a solicitor acting on behalf of the company has advised PCI Partners that they intend to dispute the “erroneously obtained” winding up order in the Supreme Court. They claim it is inappropriate for the directors to service the liquidator’s request for the missing $262,075 to be provided while the application is proceeding. “Until such time that I am served with such an application to terminate the winding up, I will proceed with conducting investigations into the affairs of the company,” Mr Michell said.
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Land developer Winning Post Estate has collapsed into liquidation, leaving those who splurged life-savings for land at Bayview Road, Officer, out of pocket. The Victorian Supreme Court issued a wind up order against directors Hai Quang Dinh and Khuyen Tri Nguyen in May, devastating dozens of aspiring home owners who have invested tens of thousands of dollars into the failed venture. Liquidator Stephen Michell, of PCI Partners, was advised that 30 blocks of land had been sold for between $300,000 and $400,000 each, with a minimum 10 per cent deposit indicating the company is stockpiling at least $900,000.
He said the company’s bank account records revealed $262,075 was withdrawn on the day Mr Dinh and Mr Nguyen met with him, leaving just $82,390 remaining. The remaining funds are allegedly being held by the company’s solicitor. “I issued a demand to the directors for the repayment of those funds, however the directors failed to comply,” Mr Michell said. For Diana Toth, who paid more than $36,000 in a deposit for land, it is a debilitating blow. “The entire episode makes me feel anxious and sick,” she said. “We’re at a total loss and it doesn’t help that the directors aren’t being forthcoming with the truth. “We don’t know what’s happening with our 12386172-EPJ18-18
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Locals Kanakaore Jessie and Ngamarama Raina from the Senior Everlasting Ministry. 181940
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Guest speakers City of Casey Deputy Mayor Cr Amanda Stapledon and ECCV Secretary Marion Lau. 181940
Leaders shine at forum Community group leaders were recognised for their contribution in making stronger communities during a forum held on Tuesday 26 June. Southern Migrant and Refugee Centre (SMRC) hosted an Ethnic Seniors Leadership Forum at Lynbrook Community Centre where attendees were presented with an award certificate for their services to the community. The event was an opportunity for people to enjoy capacity building workshops on the changes in aged care including, accessing aged care services through My Aged Care, Centrelink, Power of Attorneys, community legal assistance. Deputy Mayor of the City of Casey Amanda
Stapledon and Marion Lau, Secretary of the ECCV presented awards to 26 senior clubs. Now in its sixth year, special guests also included representatives from Ethnic Communities Council of Victoria (ECCV) and councillors from City of Greater Dandenong. The event also featured pop up stalls represented by City of Greater Dandenong, City of Casey, YMCA, Centrelink, Office of Public Advocate, Monash Health , Peninsula Legal Community Centre , Housing for the Aged Action Group and ECCV. A world food fare luncheon and entertainment was provided by the Cook Islander Seniors Group was provided to the 80 attendees. "As we celebrate our Silver Jubilee Year, we
are proud to recognise the importance of positive aging and empowering our community to feel resilient in dealing with many changes happening around them," said chief executive of SMRC Ramesh Kumar, Southern Migrant and Refugee Acting Team Leader Centre Jennifer Dunne said it was an entertaining day with musical performances by the Kuki Airani Pa Metua Club, and dancing by the Vietnamese Catholic Family Mutual Assistance Network and Que Huong Vietnamese Senior Group, as well as a role play about accessing My Aged Care. "It was a successful event with positive feedback and those senior who attended were appreciative that their work had been honoured," she said.
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Waste charges trickle up By Cam Lucadou-Wells Casey Council has slightly dampened a proposed waste charge rise in its $441 million final budget for 2018-19. In good news for ratepayers, the council modestly trimmed its charge down from $330 in the draft budget to $326 after negotiations with its recycling contractor. The charge rise instead amounts to $24 one of the lowest rises in Victoria in response to the recycling industry's export crisis. As expected, rates will rise in line with the 2.25 per cent rates cap. Late budget revisions included $170,000 for a portable building at Merinda Park Learning
and Community Centre. Funding was reallocated from a project at Essex Park Community Place to Barry Simon Pavilion, to take advantage of a state grant. However, the Alliance for Gambling Reform failed to attract a $25,000 contribution to its anti-pokies campaign, despite an in-person submission by director Reverend Tim Costello. The alliance is backed by several Melbourne councils, including Knox, Greater Dandenong and Monash. Meanwhile, Casey Basketball Association still hopes to avert a proposed steep hike in fees for V-League games at Casey Stadium. Under the proposal, the CBA claimed that
the court hire charges for next Big V season would jump from $11,340 to $49,850 - a 339 per cent rise. CBA general manager Tammy Bower said the association was meeting with Casey and the venue's manager YMCA to strike a compromise. "At the end of the day, we don't think the (proposed hire fee) will go ahead. If it did, we'd have to look at cutting back things, or price increases." The final budget retains its $122 million capital works program including two family and community centres in Clyde North, a districtlevel soccer pavilion at Jack Thomas Reserve and building a 'missing link' of Glasscocks Road.
The council allocated $4.4 million towards its continued digitisation. In adopting the budget on 26 June, Casey mayor Geoff Ablett reiterated the growth council's concerns about an emerging funding gap. "This is the first budget in which the cumulative pinch of rate capping is clear and is impacting decision making. "This budget represents Council reaching a tipping point where the future will be characterised by the increasingly difficult job of bridging the gap between the infrastructure and services the community expect and what Council can afford to deliver."
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Council’s big-dollar wish list
It was the perfect remedy for a group of retirees who not only got a good laugh but welcomed some new facilities to their home. Award winning aged care provider Lifeview Residential Care (Lifeview) officially opened its new 56-bed premium aged care extension to its Willow Wood home with the assistance of comedian and The Project panellist Tommy Little. The extension to the existing Cranbourne home offers premium hotel-style amenities, whilst maintaining the warmth of home. The architecturally designed $12-million extension features 56 new single rooms with en suites, a resident and family caf¨¦ with children's play area and alfresco dining, an avant-garde hairdressing salon, tiered theatre/ cinema, fully appointed gym featuring the latest HUR equipment, day spa, mini-golf green, man cave, and a sensory garden with an integrated sound and lighting system. Lifeview CEO Madeline Gall says it "We are very excited to be offering this level of amenity to the local community." "Every element of this new extension has been thought through with the end user in mind. Common areas are designed to cater for all mobility and cognitive levels, including wide passageways, en suites feature sensor lighting, external areas are accessible to residents via automated doors, there are bed-side USB charging points, and display cabinets to the entrance of each room, just to name a few features. Ms Gall said Lifeview Willow Wood has been an important part of the fabric for the past 12 years, adding it had been successful in terms of the quality of care, and award winning lifestyle programs it delivers. "We believe this new extension will only build on the success of this home," she said. Comedian Tommy Little said he loved everything about Lifeview. "Their staff is amazing, and their residents warm my soul. They are so full of spice and keep me on my toes with their razor sharp and often quite filthy, sense of humour," he said. "I've also never officially opened anything before, so this is an absolute treat and honour", Mr Little added.
Casey Council is calling on the State Government to help fund eight critical community infrastructure projects. The council has applied almost $16 million in grants from the government's Growing Suburbs Fund (GSF) to get the projects underway. It has sought $1.83 million from the GSF to develop a Cranbourne West Community Hub and Town Square with council set to contribute $1.83 million. It is also hopes to secure $6.49 million for a Casey Fields Regional Community Soccer Precinct and $1.57 million to develop a District Soccer/Cricket Recreation Reserve at Selandra Estate. Council is also seeking $442,000 for a South Gippsland Highway Streetscape Renewal project within the Tooradin Township and $1.65 million for a District AFL/ Cricket/ Netball Recreation Reserve Development project at Kilora Estate in Clyde North. City of Casey Mayor Cr Geoff Ablett said council will be applying for the maximum amount possible of $10 million through the GSF. He said it was a much-needed funding source for growth areas like Casey to keep up with growing infrastructure demands. "As our population increases on average by 13,000 people every year, we are faced with a significant challenge in trying to keep pace with the infrastructure that our communities deserve and need," said Cr Ablett. "Since the introduction of rate capping, keeping up the infrastructure and service needs of our growing community has gotten progressively harder. We now rely heavily on funding streams such as the GSF to assist us in keeping up with demand." Cr Ablett added that council was pleased to receive funding for seven out of our eight applications last year. "We hope that we are again successful in this year's pool so that we can get on with delivering these important projects for our community," he said. The GSF will fund new, expanded or upgraded and renewal infrastructure projects that must commence construction within 12
Lifeview Residential Care chief executive Madeline Gall with comedian Tommy Little and director Peter Reilly cut the cake to celebrate the opening. 182297 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS
Resident Ken Bridger has a laugh with Tommy Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS Little. 182297 In addition to offering more aged care beds to the local community, the current home has been refurbished to ensure the two flow seamlessly. The opening of the new extension has also created around 50 new healthcare and hospitality jobs for the area.
months of the grant being announced and be completed within three years from the start of construction. Here is a complete list of the projects:
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cost: $884,000, GSF request: $442,000, Council contribution: $442,000 Hallam Recreation Reserve Hall - Renewal and Refurbishment Estimated project cost: $838,800, GSF request: $419,400, Council contribution: $419,400 Endeavour Hills Community Precinct - Stage 2 Terraced Landscaping and Skate Park Estimated project cost: $3.36m, GSF request: $1.68m, Council contribution: $1.68m Frog Hollow Reserve - New Regional Rugby Union Pavilion Estimated project cost: $3.62m, GSF request: $1.81m, Council contribution: $1.71m (Council has also received $100,000 toward the project from Sport and Recreation Victoria) Casey Fields Regional Community Soccer Precinct - Stage 1 Community Facilities Estimated project cost: $17.99m, GSF request: $6.49m, Council contribution $6.49m (Council is also awaiting the outcome of a $5m contribution from the Growth Areas Infrastructure Contributions Fund) Cranbourne West Community Hub and Town Square Estimated project cost: $7.34m, GSF request: $1.83m, Council contribution: $1.83m ($3.68m of developer contribution funds have also been allocated towards this project) Selandra Estate - District Soccer/Cricket Recreation Reserve Development Estimated project cost: $9.01m, GSF request: $1.57m, Council contribution: $1.57m ($5.86m of developer contribution funds have also been allocated towards this project) Kilora Estate - District AFL/ Cricket/ Netball Recreation Reserve Development Estimated project cost: $7.28m, GSF request: $1.65m, Council contribution: $1.65m ($3.96m of developer contribution funds have also been allocated towards this project) Tuesday 26 June 2018
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Did you know that gas isn’t as price competitive against electricity as it used to be? Kate Leslie, an energy and water analyst from not-for-proit Alternative Technology Association, reports that this is now a reality. “If you rely on gas for heating but you also have a reverse-cycle air-conditioner, think twice before licking the switch on the gas appliance,” Ms Leslie says. “Using a reversecycle air-conditioner to heat your home could lower your bills.” Harvey Norman Electrical has Panasonic models of reverse-cycle air-conditioners that will not only save households energy but also support better health, via Panasonic’s nanoe-G air puriication system. Simon Day, franchisee of Harvey Norman Electrical, says people are switching on in droves to Panasonic’s advances in the airconditioning and heating market. “As people are learning of the advantages electric heating has compared to gas, they’re coming in to ind the right model for their home,” Mr Day says.
Good questions to ask prior to purchase: 1. Which air-conditioner best suits my home’s layout? Consider factors such as insulation, windows and number of rooms requiring heating or cooling.
“One of our popular models is the Panasonic 8.0kW Aero Series Econavi, which comes with the nanoe-G system.
This is a beneit for asthma, allergy or hay fever sufferers because it eliminates micro-organisms – actually removing 99 per cent of airborne bacteria, viruses and mould. And the nanoe-G system even works when the air-con is off. “And right now, customers get a bonus $200 EFTPOS card via redemption when a Panasonic model is purchased. Other Panasonic models are also available.” What else makes Panasonic a good choice for households? When Melbourne’s heat hits hard, a Panasonic reverse-cycle air-conditioner delivers clean, comfortable cooling. The Mild Dry Cooling feature, designed to maintain the level of air moisture in a room, reduces unwanted effects such as dry eyes, skin, mouth and throat. “This is especially useful,” explains Mr Day, “when the air-conditioner is left on overnight during sleep time.” Panasonic’s iAUTO-X technology automatically adjusts fan speed to room temperature, while Econavi sensors adjust cooling power for reduced energy usage. For more information, go to harveynorman.com.au
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The success-story of folk musical duo Simon & Garfunkel will come alive in a nationally-touring musical at Bunjil Place next month. The Simon & Garfunkel Story tells of the real-life stellar rise and then split of two boys from Queens, New York. During the nostalgic journey, a full live band plays their classic hits such as Mrs Robinson, Bridge Over Troubled Water, Homeward Bound, Scarborough Fair, The Boxer and The Sound of Silence. It is accompanied by 1960s photos and film footage. The show stars UK performers Philip Murray Warson as Paul Simon and Charles Blythe as Art Garfunkel. The show has previously sold out in Australia in 2016, the US as well as London's West End. It plays at Bunjil Place on 17 August. Details: bunjilplace.com.au
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Lyndhurst Secondary College students show their talent at the Lynbrook Village Shopping Centre art competition. Winners from left were Rifat (first prize), Alex (runner-up), Austin (third prize) and Bonnsitchick (People's Choice Picture: BRENDAN REES award). 182430 centre as a forum to exhibit the art," she said. "We give the school thousands of dollars' worth of art supplies which we source through one of our retailers." The winning art piece was painted by year 11 student Rifat for his piece 'Mother Nature' using a Digital/Adobe photo shop method, taking 15 hours to create. For his prize, Rifat won a $300 gift card for the shopping centre and his work will be printed on the centre's directories book mark. Runner-up was year 12 student Alex for his acrylic painting 'Who you are defines your surrounding' with year 12 student Austin taking out third prize for his work 'The light of the spiral shows the connection to the community' using a camera, tripod, steel wool, a battery, rope and whisk to create, while year 11 student Bonnsithick, won the People's Choice award for her painting 'Smile, a simple gesture that brings real peace to you and the world.'
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Talented students added a splash of colour at the Lynbrook Village Shopping Centre with a recent exhibition of their art work. The centre teamed up with Lyndhurst Secondary College in hosting a 'Grow your ideas' teen art competition with students' artwork displayed at the centre's foyer for the past six weeks. They received 59 entries, up from 29 last year with members of the public voting for their favourite. Student prizes were awarded at a presentation hosted by Lynbrook Village Shopping Centre at Suburban Burger on Thursday 28 June where the school also held a celebratory lunch. The aim of the exhibition was for students to develop their individual creativity, said principal Konnie Prades. "The kids are very talented, their very excited and it's really, really wonderful to see how much effort they've put into their work and how proud they are of their art work," she said. Art teacher Georgina Gaitanis said she was impressed with the variety of art pieces, adding many students dedicating their time outside of school hours. "It was their own idea, they had their own inspiration but the theme they work with was 'Culture incorporating the community and the environment,'" she said. Lynbrook Village Shopping Centre's marketing manager Mel Brown said it was an exciting concept and a great opportunity for students. "This program is great for us because it helps out the school; it encourages the students and helps us out because we can use the
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Pioneer Park in Peel Street Berwick is the former Berwick Primary School site which concerned citizens of Berwick worked long and hard to raise money to purchase the site and also, I believe, obtained grants to secure the land as a park - subsequently named Pioneer Park. It is scandalous that the City of Berwick sees fit to re-name THIS PARK in any one person’s name. Surely a tree planted to honour the former councillor would be sufficient. W. and M. Goodwin, Berwick
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Casey Council is asking for public submissions on the proposal for the renaming of a substantial part of Pioneers Park in Berwick, to honour former councillor Mick Morland. Like many in Casey we believe former Cr Morland’s huge contribution to his community in Casey, both in council and in Rotary, should be permanently acknowledged in some way by the City of Casey, and on the face of it , a park named after him would be a fitting memorial, but not Pioneers Park. We are strongly opposed to the splitting of Pioneers Park in any proportions and any renaming, at all. We believe that the naming of the former Berwick Primary School No 40, site as “Pioneers Park” was to recognise the contribution made by our early forebears to the district and the proposal had wide scale council and community support, resulting in its use and naming. I also recognise that council and councillors do many good things right, but in this instance, we believe that they are wrong. It is to be hoped that in calling for public comment, that in this instance it does not become a regrettable case, of going through the motions of so called community input and then going ahead with council’s proposed intention regardless of the validity of any opposing view. We know that we are not alone in calling, in the strongest possible terms, for council to find another way to recognise Mick Morland’s contribution, and leave all of Pioneers Park intact, including the name. and that is the way it should remain. Clive and Judy Ellis, Narre Warren North (residents of over 50 years)
Window cleaning at Selandra Family and Children's Centre in Clyde North. 182449 PICTURE STEWART CHAMBERS of money raised to support their campaign is quite possibly the largest sum raised by public subscription for a public facility in the history of the township. I have also a copy of a letter that my father wrote to the Rotary Club of Berwick on receiving the Paul Harris Sapphire award in which he says it (the award) came as a ‘total surprise”. He goes on to say “I never expected to receive such a high award for my services to the club and community. Particularly my recent endeavour to have the state school site for the pioneer park which was a joint effort with great help from George Wilson, a former member of the club, ex-Councillor Norma McCausland, Ross Bradbury and many other dedicated helpers. They all worked extremely hard over a sevenyear period and it would not have been possible without them”. Seven years the community fought for the park before it became a reality.
It was the Berwick community who fought, in a very tangible way, for the acquisition of the site which has been aptly named Pioneers Park. The name, as can be seen on the plaque on the rock in the park, honours the citizens who supported the acquisition of the land. No individual’s name should be ever considered for Pioneers Park. The name of the park should not, ever, be altered. Public spaces and monuments are named to honour people, communities or events. To rename them is to dishonour those people, communities or events. I do hope that any thought of a name change to Pioneers Park (or any part of it) will be reconsidered, that the history of the acquisition of the site and community support for it will be remembered and Councillor Mick Morland will be honoured in some other way. Geoff Hudson, Longwarry North.
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The Pioneers Park was not named on a whim, or because no-one could think of a better name. It was named to honour and remember not just the pioneers of Berwick, but the citizens of Berwick who fought for the acquisition of the land and the creation of the park. Apart from individual members of the community, some of whom donated significant sums, community groups also donated to the fund, started by my parents and Mr Wilson, to prove to council the extent of community support, for the purchase of the primary school site, for a park in central Berwick. A significant donor was the Akoonah Park Committee which raised an amount, which I recollect and have had confirmed, in the order of $50,000. I hold a copy of a letter from my father to the City of Casey in which he writes: “I suggested we raise $100,000, with 10 donors at $10,000 each and with $10,000 each from Helen and I, and $10,000 from George (Wilson]), George and I managed to raise $140,000 in two weeks. We banked it and gave Norma McCausland a bank statement to present to council.” And later in the letter: “We called a public meeting with a full house attending to support fund-raising where a committee was formed and some $50,000 was raised, including $1000 from the Historical Society.” No doubt many who attended that meeting are among your readers today. The plaque at the Pioneers Park records that a total of $241,000 was raised by further contributions from the general public (I mistakenly said in my letters to the star News Group and in my submission to council that it was around a quarter of a million dollars, still, not far off). The plaque also states: “The choice of the word Pioneers is to recognise those generous citizens who supported the acquisition of this land - they are the pioneers of this era who should be recognised by the generations who follow”. The Pioneers Park is now established in Berwick purely as a result of a concerted campaign by the citizens of Berwick. The amount pakenhamnews.starcommunity.com.au
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Drone laws stalled Casey Council has put its controversial drone laws on further hold, pending a review. The local law requires people launching or landing drones on or from private property to obtain a council permit. After an outcry from drone flyers late last year, the council suspended the law from 20 February until a report came back on 30 June. That date has been pushed out further, with doubts surfacing over the law's enforceability. Casey safer communities manager Caroline Bell said the suspension continued until the council report came back to the council for consideration. "During this time, Council is not enforcing this clause of the local law." Ms Bell said the council had intended to protect Casey residents' privacy and "minimise nui-
sance caused by inappropriate use of drones". "Despite some crossover with the (Civil Aviation Safety Authority) regulations, Council was concerned as to whether CASA would have the scope, capacity and resourcing available to oversee this at a local level." Casey's legal advice found it was likely that a court would find that the local law duplicated CASA's regulations, according to a council report in February. "This does not invalidate the Local Law. "It simply casts doubt on the enforceability of (the local law) in its current form." Phil Dunbabin, of Melbourne Drone Flyers group, said members had a "candid, co-operative and constructive" meeting with council officers last month. The council would require "large and unmanageable" resources to police the issue, Mr Dunbabin said.
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VIEW names new chief Australia’s third largest property listing site has announced the appointment of Toby Balazs as the new chief executive officer of VIEW.com.au (formerly RealestateVIEW.com.au) effective 16 July 2018. Mr Balazs will take over from VIEW’s Enzo Raimondo, who has been closely involved with the property listing portal for over 16 years, first as CEO of Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) and later taking over as CEO of RealestateVIEW in 2016. Mr Balazs joins VIEW having served as a key member of REA’s leadership and online strategy teams since 2004. Announcing Toby’s appointment, VIEW chairman John Piccolo described Mr Balazs as a dynamic thinker and leader. “His track record in executing transformative digital programs has been exceptional and he embodies VIEW’s values of innovation, integrity and fostering strong family ideals. “VIEW’s continued mission to make property buying more intuitive, easier to understand and informative will only be intensified with Toby joining the team.” Reflecting on his appointment, Mr Balazs said he was honoured and excited to have been selected to lead this rapidly evolving company. “VIEW has a great culture, an increasingly broad capability in the market and a winning strategy that has enabled VIEW to grow strongly. Growing VIEW from the third largest player is a challenge I accept with both confidence and determination,” he said. “I am committed to continuing VIEW’s mo-
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All tracks lead to the island New VIEW chief executive Toby Balazs. mentum based on a differentiated offering, which is resonating strongly in the market - by offering lower fees for real estate agents to list property, and importantly, delivering consumers an exceptional level of real estate industry information on a platform that is free and easy to use,” said Mr Balazs. Mr Balazs joins VIEW as it continues to roll out the stimulating rebrand and new site experience. The next round of transformations to be released in Spring 2018 are focused on providing richer search metrics and making property research easier and more informative. VIEW’s recent launch of Property-360, a Price Estimate tool for over 13 million properties across Australia, offers agents and consumers the ability to track the value of a residence and instantly calculate its estimated price.
Be a part of the fun and excitement at the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit with an exciting range of activities on offer every day. Move into the fast lane with go-karting on the 750-metre scale replica Grand Prix circuit. Situated alongside the circuit and overlooking Bass Strait, this go-kart experience is like no other. Visitors can try and beat the fastest times of the day, or just compete against their personal best with the circuit’s lap time printouts. Groups are welcome and Tandem Karts are available for the youngsters. Take a stroll through the History of Motorsport display and admire authentic sleek machines of yesteryear, which includes vintage, classic and contemporary cars, as well as the newly added Grand Prix motorcycle collection. Follow in the footsteps of racing superstars on the daily guided circuit tour, which provides access to exclusive and restricted areas.
Visit the control tower, media centre and pit roof, and of course get the opportunity to snap that ‘hero’ photo on the winner’s podium. Visitors can also get behind the controls of Australia’s largest GP Slot Car track, or challenge their mates on the race simulators with a virtual race of the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit. Guests also have the opportunity to wander through the tranquil water gardens to the viewing mound where they can capture some of the most unique and invigorating panoramic views of Bass Strait and Cape Woolamai. And after all the excitement, Champions Cafe offers a fresh, healthy menu with plenty of choices and the gift shop has a wide selection of apparel, merchandise and souvenirs to choose from. For more information, phone 5952 9400 or visit: www.phillipislandcircuit.com.au.
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NAIDOC Week at Royal Botanic Gardens NAIDOC (National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee) is the biggest day of the year at Cranbourne Gardens, with some 2000 visitors attending in 2017 and even more expected this year. There will be a range of activities to participate in; yarning, wattle seed grinding, native plant and painting activities, bushfood and medicinal plant education walks, displays and tastings, weaving, painting, an Indigenous Hip Hop Project dancer's workshop and a free barbeque will also be available. NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia each July to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne, 10am 1pm on Wednesday July 11. Enter via corner of Ballarto Road and Botanic Drive, Cranbourne. Ian Potter Lakeside Precinct, Australian Garden Cranbourne Gardens. Free entry. Enquiries: 5990 2200.
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Boomerang bag project Boomerang Bags is a grassroots, community driven movement tackling plastic pollution at its source. Boomerang Bags provide a free, fun, sustainable alternative to plastic bags. Why not get involved - join us on a weekly basis to make these sustainable bags that we can then donate on to local support organisations who would normally use plastic bags. It does not matter if you can or cannot sew. The program will be facilitated by an experienced teacher who will teach the art of sewing to those who want to learn. It is a great opportunity to come together and be part of how our community can change to manage this issue. Come along and join this fun group, learn new skills and make new friends. All materials will be supplied. We do have some sewing machines but if you have one please bring it along. Starting Tuesday 17 July for 10 weeks from 9.30am - 12.30pm at Balla Balla Community Centre, 65 Berwick-Cranbourne Rd, Cran-
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A spaced themed event will be held for primary school children with an array of fun activities, games and facts. Tuesday, 10 July 10.30 am - 1.30pm on at Narre Warren North Uniting Church, 1 Main St, Narre Warren North. Space cadets must register with Rev. Bruce Crowle by ringing 0425 738 481 or e-mail - bruce,crowle@yahoo.com. Hurry, places are limited. Cost is free.
ment areas of Casey, Cardinia or Greater Dandenong, who are supporting a person with mental illness, autism or an intellectual disability. It is also an opportunity to gather and enjoy some morning tea, lunch and some wonderful entertainment in the Bunjil Place theatre complex. Bunjil Place, Friday 24 August starting 10am. Register for a place by Friday 29 June, 2018 using the link below: https://www.research. net/r/Z5B7963. For further information please contact Sue Wood Phone: 9705 5200 Email: swood@casey.vic.gov.au.
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We Are, We Can, We Will Calling all women and girl's aged 14+!! Come down to Casey Stadium on Sunday 1st July to celebrate the launch of We Are, We Can, We Will, a new City of Casey initiative aimed at getting our women and girls active. Featuring major guest speaker Elka Whalan former dual Olympian, group fitness activity delivered by Ashlee Howard, former Melbourne Vixen and sports tasters sessions it's not one to miss - and it's completely free! For more info and to sign up, head to https:// www.surveymonkey.com/r/WeAreWeCanWeWillLaunch or call Christine Granger on 9705 5439. See you there! 1 July from 1.30pm - 5.30pm. Ages 14 plus.
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Concert in Cranbourne Cranbourne Chorale's Concert "Favourites Something for Everyone" will be held at Casey Grammar Performing Arts Centre, 3 New Holland Dve., Cranbourne on Sunday 15 July starting at 2pm. Tickets can be purchased at www.trybooking.com/UMPS, or at the door. For further, contact Jennie on 0417567 125.
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Guest Speaker is Lisa Habermann will be talking about writing our Living History. Lisa will be giving us hints and tips to help unlock those memories and easy ways to get your stories and recollections down on paper. Afternoon tea will be served afterwards, then the General Meeting will begin. A fee of $3 to be paid on entry to the room. All visitors are welcome to attend. Saturday the 14 July at 2pm in the meeting room at the Cranbourne Library, 1/65 Berwick Cranbourne Road, Cranbourne. Please use Casey Radio entrance. Contact Lynne Bradley at president@nwfhg.org.au or phone 87875558.
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NAIDOC activities NAIDOC Week is being marked at Westfield Fountain Gate with traditional painting workshops, boomerang decorating and an indigenous art display by local children. The exhibition is at the shopping centre from Wednesday 11 July - Sunday 15 July. Workshops run 10am-1pm on Tuesday, 10 July Thursday, 12 July.
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PARKLEA'S DRIVE TO HELP NEEDY THE PARKLEA Winter Food Drive is on again this year, with even more locations to donate at throughout the Cardinia Shire. Now in its third year, the annual Food Drive provides members of the community with the opportunity to donate nonperishable food items to help fill the pantries of disadvantaged families. This year Parklea is aiming to reach even more families with a number of local businesses volunteering as drop off locations. During July and August, local residents can drop non-perishable food to Club Officer, Montessori Beginnings Child Care at Timbertop Estate, Cardinia Life (Aligned Leisure), Arena Cafe at Arena Shopping Centre and Timbertop Sales Suite. "With the support of local businesses this year, we hope to be able to provide more families with much needed food during the colder months," said Jarod Mills, sales and marketing manager at Parklea Developments. "As a developer in the South East, Parklea is committed to helping improve the wellbeing and quality of life of those living in and around our communities," said Mr Mills. The Winter Food Drive is one of Parklea's community initiatives including a Christmas gift drive, aimed at supporting local families doing it tough. Parklea also supports a number of local community groups, events, and charities throughout the South East. All Food Drive donations will be distributed via The 4Cs, a Pakenham-based charity that supports local families and individuals with food, shelter, counselling, training and financial relief. In one year alone, the charity distributed 500 tonnes of food. Items most needed by The 4Cs are tinned fruit and vegetables, tuna cans, legumes, long life milk, pasta sauce, dry pasta, soup, rice and other grains. If you run a local business and wish to offer your business as a drop-off location for next year's food drive, contact Parklea via parklea.com/drop-off-location Find out more at parklea.com/ winterfooddrive ●
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VANESSA Nicholls of Harcourts Berwick was named the Number One Property Manager in Australia at the recent Harcourts National Awards night. Mrs Nicholls won the award for Victoria last year and went one better in 2017-18, taking out the national title. The Harcourts Australia National Awards were held on 30 May on the Gold Coast and culminated the three-day national conference held at The Star. The awards recognised outstanding performers across 31 categories in residential and commercial sales, property management and business achievements “I am honoured to receive this recognition for my team’s outstanding service to both our landlords and tenants,” Mrs Nicholls said. “Being number one in Australia where there are many fabulous property managers in over 400 offices around the country is not an easy thing to do. “Accepting the award, I give special thanks to Emily Riko for her outstanding efforts daily to make our property management service stand out from others, along with the entire Harcourts Berwick team.” Mrs Nicholls also gave thanks to the Harcourts Berwick team, who she said had supported her and provided "a positive, professional and inspiring environment to work in every day". “They really are a well-oiled machine of professionals. The sales team also being awarded number four in Australia for gross revenue per sales consultant,” Mrs Nicholls said. “Thank you to our amazing landlords who allow us to represent them in the management of their homes and all of our external contractors - insurers, handymen,
COUNCIL will fork up $140,000 for detailed sketches of a proposed sporting precinct in Officer's Arcadia Estate. The hefty sum has been awarded to SPORTENG, an engineering firm based in Hawthorn. Two multi-use ovals - which will incorporate Australian-rules football, rugby league, and cricket - will be included in the draft, alongside several bowling greens, a walking track and 230 car spaces. While sporting groups have welcomed the move, ratepayers have expressed scepticism at the "expensive" preliminary stage. According to planning documents, Cardinia Shire wants to lure a broad range of sports to the new Comely Banks Recreation Reserve, including Gaelic, soccer and gridiron. Joel Lodge, a former athlete for the Berwick Miners Gridiron Club, is hopeful the new facilities could rejuvenate the sport in Melbourne's south-east. "One of the big reasons for the club withdrawing from the league was because it was quite difficult to secure grounds for play with the prominence of AFL," he said. "I think that was one of the big barriers from the sport's success - as well as people not having a sound knowledge of American football. 'Hopefully the more the shire invests in physical activity, the more sports there will be to play." Cardinia Shire has liaised with AFL Victoria and Cricket Victoria for input into the design of the facility. Some have questioned the merits of paying $140,000 for a one-off concept, rather than hiring a qualified designer to service a range of projects. "I understand the need for more facilities,
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It is hoped the new sporting facilities could rejuvenate sports like gridiron across Cardinia Shire. but it seems like they (council) could have got a lot done with $140,000," Harry Osbourne said. "Perhaps it would be more economical to hire a designer or an artist than pay these huge lump sums to companies outside of the region and sent our money elsewhere. "I've got a handful of things down my street where that money could've gone." In a report by council's project manager Thomas Nicholls, a number of benefits are touted by the development. The new facilities aim to: "provide active and passive recreation facilities to meet the needs of residents, increase opportunities for residents to participate in a range of sport, recreation and leisure activities, and provide accessible facilities to meet identified community needs." The decision to award the $140,000 tender was evaluated against a criteria which considered value for money, compliance, relevant experience and quality. ●
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We have the power to make a difference and to work together to help those in need. A sense of community and well-being is a key part of our culture. We love seeing the positive impact our support has on our local communities and believe that giving back is one of the most important things we can do as an organisation. The birth of the OBrien Real Estate Foundation will allow us to provide stronger support to those in need, through a unified charity organisation where donations and fund raising can be collected and directed to a wide variety of causes, from medical research, social support and local organisations.
Donating $50 to the Foundation from every property we sell. Keep an eye out for donation tins in local shops and visit our Foundation website for the latest news on events. foundation.obrienrealestate.com.au
5940 4044, Pakenham, Shop 3/11 John Street obrienrealestate.com.au 12392629-LN28-18
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PAKENHAM 13 Caitlin Drive BRAND NEW & READY TO MOVE IN!
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Modern and attractive 3 bedroom plus study home overlooking picturesque Kennedy Creek superbly positioned in the Huntington Park Estate. Featuring formal entry, master bedroom with full ensuite and walk-in robe. Bedroom 2 & 3 have built-in robes and will accommodate a double bed. The dream kitchen includes Caesar stone bench tops, stainless steel appliances, dishwasher and plenty of cupboard space. Enjoy open plan living with enormous living/family area with access to two separate courtyards. Proudly presented with an abundance of natural light, Vogue colour schemes, quality carpets, tiled wet areas including passage way, gas ducted heating, gas hot water system, alarm and blinds. Complete with double garage with remote, concrete paved outdoor area and professional landscaped gardens. Pakenham Hills Primary School and Beaconhills College, buses and parks are all conveniently located in close proximity.
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PAKENHAM 15 Caitlin Drive BRAND NEW 4 BEDROOM HOME!
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Built up to a standard and not down to a price this impressive family home is superbly positioned overlooking park lands and on the north side of the highway. This brand new home features master bedroom with full ensuite and walk-in robe. Bedrooms 2, 3 & 4 all have built-in robes, quality carpet and are serviced by the bathroom which includes separate bath, shower and inished off with stone vanity tops. The modern kitchen includes Caesar stone bench tops, stainless steel appliances, dishwasher, mirrored splash backs and a superb butlers pantry. Entertainers will enjoy the sensational indoor/outdoor living with the huge alfresco. Showcasing a spacious design with impeccable inishes and classic modern style including on trend colour scheme, tiled wet areas, gas ducted heating, gas hot water system, alarm and blinds.Complete with lock up garage with remote and professional landscaped gardens. Perfect for Self Managed Super Funds, investors, retired couples or irst home buyers.
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krpeters.com.au 432 Princes Highway, Oficer - 03 5943 1111 1298 High Street Road, Wantirna South - 03 9800 0000 12392284-SN28-18
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Pakenham
7 Hayden Grove
$460,000 - $500,000
EASY LIVING IN HERITAGE SPRINGS Situated in the prestigious Heritage Springs Estate this superbly presented 3 bedroom home will impress you from the moment you lay your eyes on it. Nestled on a snug 332m2 allotment this property provides a very low maintenance garden allowing more time to enjoy the luxury features it has to offer inside. 3 generous sized bedrooms, master with FES & Wir, BIR’s to remaining bedrooms. Formal lounge with split system air con & ducted heating, modern kitchen with stone benchtops and stainless steel appliances, adjoining meals area which flows through to your outdoor area. Double garage with remote door and internal access. Ideal property for the downsizer or investor.
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Pakenham
8 Teal Place
$580,000 - $620,000
BIG, SPACIOUS & STYLISH!! Set on a 580m2 block is this ripping family home with 4 bedrooms & 3 living zones. Massive master bedroom with WIR + FES. Formal lounge & separate study are at the front of the home. Central kitchen with breakfast bar, pantry, hot plates, dishwasher & oven. Family room complete with ducted heating & split system air conditioning. 2nd, 3rd & 4th bedrooms are generous in size & all with built in robes + quality window coverings. Rumpus room ideal for the kids. Pristine bathroom & central laundry. Double garage with rear access, internal access & remote control. Outdoor entertaining is sorted with dual access. Manicured gardens & quality from front to back. You’ll be impressed here!!
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Pakenham
11 Henty Street
Contact Agent
FIVE OF THE FINEST!! • • • • •
Bunyip
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. Walking distance to Pakenham CBD, Marketplace, Train Station and Supermarkets. Don’t delay, make the move today!!
3/50 Hope Street
$420,000 - $460,000
TWO OF THE BEST Built to exacting standards are these 2 brand new units ideal for the home owner or perfect for the investor to buy one or buy both. The units comprise of 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, huge meals/ family area, stylish kitchen with stone bench tops, ducted heating, split system air conditioner, double garage with internal access, fully landscaped gardens. Total under roof line area of 20.45sq or 189.97m2. Don’t miss this outstanding opportunity to purchase in Beautiful Bunyip.
Inspect Saturday 7th July 12:30 - 1:00pm 12392550-27-18
Derrick Brown 0418 317 096
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TIMELESS QUALITY IN OFFICER’S HEART LUXURIOUS in space and timeless in design and quality, this stunning Metricon home offers a premier family lifestyle in the heart of Officer. Elegant interiors, timber look floors and a welcoming ambience permeate the fourbedroom, two-bathroom layout, with open plan living/dining and a contemporary stone kitchen with island bench. The kitchen unfolds through sliding doors to an entertaining alfresco and low maintenance surrounds and comes with modern stainless-steel appliances including 90cm cooker. A formal lounge is a bonus. Extras include split system cooling, tiles, carpet, gas ducted heating, internal access, double remote garage, garden shed, recycled water - all adding lifestyle appeal. Outdoors, side access gates allow access to the ample 466 square metre block. This property is superbly located, close to Cardinia Road train station, Club Officer, the M1 Freeway, parklands and schools. The floor plan is available upon request. �
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 10 Hibiscus Street, OFFICER, VIC 3809 Description: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 garage Price: $580,000 - $638,000 Inspect: By Appointment Contact: Christine Quarrie 0449 191 575, CENTURY 21 SOUTH EASTERN, 5940 9922 realestate.starcommunity.com.au
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Just listed.
Cora Lynn 462 Bayles-Cora Lynn Road
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Upon entry you are welcomed with a master bedroom with a huge WIR, an ensuite with double shower with a down head showerhead, double vanity and a free-standing stone bath perfect for those relaxing nights. The 2 additional bedrooms feature WIRs and 4th bedroom with a double wardrobe. Also featuring a private playroom or rumpus, ideal for a kids retreat and a study nook close to the grand open plan living zone. The kitchen features butler’s pantry, 40mm stone benchtop with waterfall, 900mm electric induction cooktop and oven with ample cupboard space. decking and pergola area which overlooks the outdoor pool and spa. Shedding includes a 10m x 7m barn style shed and a triple garage with internal access. Additional features include ducted vacuum, 6 star energy rating throughout, 3 split systems plus more.
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e 26 Pioneer Way
Pioneer your way home.
Just listed.
This ery low maintenance property is perfect for families or inestors wanting a large home or a fantastic rental return. With 5 bedrooms, 2 with ensuite, a main bathroom and 2 liing areas you won’t be short on space. Enjoy an open plan family room with meals/dining and kitchen. With stainless appliances, stone bench tops & ample storage. Additional liing space upstairs allows complete enjoyment. Ducted gas heating, two oersized split systems for complete comfort, beautiful tile oors complimented by hard wearing carpets, extra wide double remote garage, with internal and rear roller door access. Situated on a low maintenance sized block, perfect for today’s busy lifestyle. Forget spending day after day in the garden, it’s all about lifestyle in this home.
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FOR SALE PRICE GUIDE $640,000 - $704,000 INSPECT (Photo ID required) Thurs 5 July 6:00 - 6:30pm Sat 7 July 11:00am & 2:00pm CONTACT Ben Stuttard 0429 090 798 Barry Plant Pakenham 5941 1977
Pakenham 12 Webster Way
When size, space and location matters!.
Just listed.
Jammed packed with alue this home ticks eery box for buyers. 4 generous sized bedrooms, master located at the front of the home and ensuite and 3 remaining bedrooms situated at the rear of the home with a play/study zone. The kitchen is the heart of the home with quality appliances including a dishwasher! Proides two spacious liing areas. Entertaining is a breeze with a great sized pergola which leads out to a huge grassy backyard perfect for the kids and pets. Including ducted heating, Split system airconditioning. Located within The Henty Park Estate which offers an enjoyable lifestyle, haing 5 parks scattered within the estate and a tennis club! All set on a 546sqm approx block!
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FOR SALE PRICE GUIDE $490,000 - $530,000 INSPECT (Photo ID required) Sat 7 July 11:00 - 11:30am Sat 7 July 2:00 - 2:30pm CONTACT Megan Gordon 0406 536 836 Barry Plant Pakenham 5941 1977
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ron 7 Bunyip Drive
Make no mistake, my Vendors instructions are clear...sell.
Just listed.
Nestled quietly in Drouin’s exclusive Jackson’s View Estate sits this immaculately presented family treat on 770m2. (Approx.) Boasting 4 spacious bedrooms, master with ensuite, double vanities and WIR. The 3 remaining bedrooms all have BIRs. As you enter through the front door you are greeted with a large hallway and unique ittings in the home. A large study is situated at the front of the home. A large coat room is another notable feature of the home. Throughout the home is gas ducted heating, split system heating, as well as air conditioning. This home is big on space, with 2 separate living zones. Made complete with an outdoor entertaining area with tremendous views overlooking the distant Baw Baw ranges.
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FOR SALE PRICE GUIDE $500,000 - $550,000 INSPECT (Photo ID required) Sat 7 July 12:00 - 12:30pm CONTACT Zac Jeric 0428 759 015 Barry Plant Drouin 5625 3006
Longwarry 14 Princes Avenue
1847m2 Dual Frontage Development Opportunity.
Just listed.
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Situated on just under ½ of an acre with prime residential zoning. The home itself is superb in size and has all the modern facilities and features if you are looking to live in or rent out. The home itself includes a whopping 6 bedrooms 2 upgraded bathrooms and multiple living/dining spaces. The kitchen featuring wide benchtops, a dishwasher and gas cooktop. A large living space on the ground loor of the home acts as the central HUB of the home, with high 10 ft ceilings, hardwood loorboards and a large woodired coonara heater and split system air conditioning. If you have been searching for that special property that can start your future or if you are an astute developer or investor then this property is bound to raise excitement.
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Just listed.
n 3 acquarie Circuit
Drouin 11 Drovers Close
Well positioned in the highly sought after akeside Estate in Pakenham is this perfectly presented family home ust waiting for its new owner. Comprising of three spacious bedrooms, master offers WIR and ensuite , 2 living zones, open plan kitchen, meals and living area . With stainless steel appliances, high gloss nishes and ceasar stone benchtops. Double garage, ducted heating, evaporative cooling, security cameras , 2 undercover outdoor entertaining areas on a 587m2 lot.
Tucked away on 1.6 acres (approx.) in the highly sought after Amberley Estate. Wellappointed open plan kitchen is bound to encourage your master-chef skills. Dining and living areas effortlessly low around the kitchen zone and open-up to the outdoor entertaining area. The other wing of the home offers a second living area with another four large bedrooms all with BIRs and a separate study, serviced by the main bathroom. Other highlights are: separate powder room, heating and cooling.
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Situated on a 394sqm block this gem will be sure to impress any style of buyer. This home offers three bedrooms, master with BIR and semi- ensuite whilst the rest offer BIRs. A great open plan kitchen and meals area with quality appliances make up the hub of the home. With split system heating and cooling, youll be prepared for every season. Boasting a large garage, fully fenced and completed landscaped for a young family with pets and a potential rental yield at $1195 per month.
This home is approx 12 years old and situated on a 741m2 block. The spacious master features a WIR, ensuite and a split system for extra comfort, remaining bedrooms tted with double robes. The open plan kitchen and dining boasts ample bench space, stainless steel appliances, dishwasher and electric cook top. Double remote garage, room for the boat or caravan on the long driveway, pergola area, a garden shed ideal for storage, water tanks, 18 solar panels and a huge yard.
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FOR SALE PRICE GUIDE $315,000 - $345,000 INSPECT (Photo ID required) Sat 7 July 2:00 - 2:30pm
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EXQUISITE CLASS AND STYLE IT is only occasionally a home is presented to the market that provides the most amazing ambiance, exquisite style and a superior location with a price point that is very much in reach. This is one of those times. The home has four bedrooms and the master suite is extremely spacious with a walk-in robe and full ensuite - including dual vanities, shower, bath and separate toilet. Bedrooms two and three are both extraordinary large with built-in robes, additionally the fourth bedroom is on the ground level with a built-in robe perfect for in-laws, guests or a teen. The living space will please large families or those that appreciate space. The ground level family room, while open plan, is simply a magnificent space for bringing everyone together. Upstairs the rumpus or teen space is equally impressive and ideally private. On the ground level you have an additional flexible area suitable as a study/ library/bar. The updated kitchen has massive storage, a huge stone breakfast bar, pot draws, utilities pantry, new oven/ gas cooktop combination and dishwasher and connects the largest of dining/meals spaces. This zone is extraordinary, you can have the largest of dining suites, additional side tables and hutches and still not feel over furnished. In addition the covered outdoor entertaining space is in sync with generously porptioned living spaces, with timber privacy screens, extensive feature concrete, gated for pets and or children along with the most beautiful outlook to the fully established and stunning landscaped backyard with a colorbond garden shed and fence extensions. Notable standouts are that it is Metriconbuilt, has ducted gas heating, split system
air conditioning, ducted evaporative cooling, breathtaking Tassie oak timber flooring, near new carpet, security doors, a double remote garage with internal and rear roller access, powder room and laundry and is freshly painted in a designer color scheme. Above all, the location of this home is held in the highest regard, surrounded by parks and public reserves, the six hectare
lake and walking tracks are an easy walk, a stroll will see you at the hub of Lakeside with vast array of restaurants, eateries and cafes, full service Coles and Aldi, the Cardinia Life recreation centre along with the Cardinia Cultural Centre. In the other direction will see you at the train station. If you want a spacious family home that oozes class and style, this is it! â—?
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 9 Hopkins Pass, PAKENHAM, VIC 3810 Price: $640,000-$695,000 Description: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 garage Inspect: Every Saturday Contact: Craig Currie, 0417 135 075, CRAIG CURRIE REAL ESTATE, 5940 9085
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PIONEER YOUR WAY HOME THIS very low maintenance property is perfect for families or investors wanting a large home or a fantastic rental return. With five bedrooms, two with an ensuite, a main bathroom and two living areas you won't be short on space. Enjoy an open plan family room with meals/dining and kitchen with stainless steel appliances, stone bench tops and ample storage. Additional living space upstairs allows complete enjoyment. There is ducted gas heating, two oversized split systems for complete comfort, beautiful tile floors complimented by hard wearing carpets, extra wide double remote garage, with internal and rear roller door access. The home is situated on a low maintenance sized block, perfect for today's busy lifestyle. Forget spending day after day in the garden, it's all about lifestyle in this home. Not only do you get to enjoy the park situated directly across the road, you are also five minutes either way from Arena or Beaconsfield’s cafe lifestyle, or a short walk to the Timbertop Estate Cafe. A two minute drive you can find yourself at the D’Angelo Estate winery, that can be viewed from the bedroom window. This property is perfectly positioned in Officer to enjoy all the amenities mentioned, along with private and public schools, the Beaconsfield and Officer townships and access to the M1. It's all about lifestyle. ●
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 26 Pioneer Way, OFFICER, VIC 3809 Description: 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 garage Price: $640,000 - $704,000 Inspect: Thursday 5 July 6-6.30pm, Saturday 7 July 11-11:30am Contact: Ben Stuttard, 0429 090 798, BARRY PLANT PAKENHAM, 5941 1977 realestate.starcommunity.com.au
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Located on a gargantuan 1,415m2 allotment in the highly
4 OVERLAND RISE, PAKENHAM —
Kialla home is an absolute standout. With 44 squares under roof, everything about this property is big.
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CENTURY 21 SOUTH EASTERN Gisela Bonaudi 0459 122 000 century21.com.au/pakenham 5940 9922
This modern styled home was built in 2006 & is perfectly
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TIMELESS DESIGN & QUALITY IN THE HEART OF OFFICER!
FOR SALE $480,000 - $520,000 View Saturday 7th July 11:45am - 12:15pm CENTURY 21 SOUTH EASTERN Barry McMurchie 0412 546 299 century21.com.au/pakenham 5940 9922
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FOR SALE $850,000 - $900,000 View Saturday 7th July 12:30pm - 1:00pm
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FOR SALE $580,000 - $630,000 View Thursday 5th July 5:00pm - 5:30pm Saturday 7th July 10:30am - 11:00am CENTURY 21 SOUTH EASTERN Daniel Exposito 0419 436 314 century21.com.au/pakenham 5940 9922
Luxurious in space and timeless in design and quality, this stunning Metricon home offers a premier family lifestyle in the heart of Officer. Extras include split system cooling, gas ducted heating, internal access and double remote garage.
FOR SALE $580,000 - $638,000 View Thursday 5th July 4:30pm - 4:50pm Saturday 7th July 11:00am - 11:30am CENTURY 21 SOUTH EASTERN Christine Quarrie 0449 191 575 century21.com.au/pakenham 5940 9922
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Prestigious location combined with resort style living. Multiple living areas, 4 bedrooms plus study, side access, plus that amazing pool and outdoor entertaining makes this home one of the best available.
ENDURING ELEGANCE, ELITE LOCATION
CENTURY 21 SOUTH EASTERN Barry McMurchie 0412 546 299 Gisela Bonaudi 0459 122 000 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 CENTURY 21 SOUTH EASTERN Daniel Exposito 0419 436 314 century21.com.au/pakenham 5940 9922
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This home represents a marvel of contemporary craftsmanship and is a magnificent single level freestanding family home. Creature comforts include: ducted heating, cooling, intercom system & alarm.
DELUXE LIVING
FOR SALE CENTURY 21 SOUTH EASTERN Christine Quarrie 0449 191 575 century21.com.au/pakenham 5940 9922
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This spotlessly presented stylish and contemporary home is set on an 553m2 (approx) block The Garage will certainly impress the Tradie needing storage and security for tools or trailers. Offering 3 spacious bedrooms plus a study.
CENTURY 21 SOUTH EASTERN Daniel Exposito 0419 436 314 century21.com.au/pakenham 5940 9922
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45 Bayard Drive, PAKENHAM UPPER
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A Prized Position in Pakenham Upper In a stunning rural setting, driving through the giant gums of Huxtable Road, you arrive at the sealed Bayard Drive. This modern masterpiece is highly sought and rarely found. Tall timbers greet you at the farm gate and supply shade and privacy for the front paddocks. The striking modern contemporary 10 year old residence is located at the end of the sealed circular drive way and welcomes you home after a long day. An unbelievably stunning view at the end of the property is a superb surprise and something we don’t get to enjoy very often. The house offers a universal floor plan and a high-level quality from start to finish. Outdoors, the paddocks feature quality equestrian fencing, currently being agisted. An inspection is the only way to truly capture and experience such a prized Pakenham Upper property. 12392507-27-18
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Primrose Park – Circa 1888 Significant Historic Victorian Homestead on 1.7ha / 4.21 Acres (Approx) A prime, high exposure site in the heart of Officer’s exciting growth area, representing numerous opportunities. With the bulk of the title being zoned Medium Density Residential, some of the potential uses include retirement living, premium gated housing community, tearooms/café/restaurant, multi storey Victorian Style terrace homes (STCA). The magnificent Victorian homestead has been fastidiously maintained, and beautifully renovated to it’s former glory. Adjoining the home are a double garage and single carport, whist a large machinery shed accommodates larger vehicles and equipment. Exquisite gardens and mature tree specimens grace the grounds around the home. Additional features include an in ground swim spa, Mains water, 80,000L of tank water and Natural Gas.
18 Langmore Lane, BERWICK 9707 5300 • 439 Princes Highway, OFFICER 5942 1207 • peakerealestate.com.au
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Commanding a striking street presence, you will be instantly drawn to this stunning Rawdon Hill home situated in the thriving Rise Estate. Stepping through the doorway you are greeted with an expansive hallway with flowing floorboards throughout the well thought out floorplan. Enjoy the benefits of a brand new home with 7 years building warranty or if you’re an investor a full depreciation schedule is a must.
View Saturday 3-3:30pm (Photo ID Required) Contact Nick McDonald 0403 697 059 Marisa Adams 0409 910 053
8 Culmara Court, BERWICK Character Filled Family Home Proudly presented for sale, this beautiful home can be found in a quiet tree lined court, a rare offering in the highly sought after Timbarra Estate. Built meticulously by well-respected builder ‘Highview Homes’, this period style home will not disappoint. Perfectly manicured gardens compliment the property, along with a double car garage and secondary living accommodation.
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This beautiful family charm awaits, located in the sought-after suburb of Berwick on a 650m2 approx block, within walking distance to schools, public transport and shops. The family friendly floor plan features 4 well sized bedrooms, plus a separate study. Will suit an array of buyers – ideal for first home owners, families and investors alike. Currently leased to a good tenant, with an option to renew or vacant possession.
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7 Mistover Drive, OFFICER
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HIGH END LIVING IN THE MONT CLARE LOOK no further than the Mont Clare for an immersive home experience which blends high-end functionality with glamour and grandeur for the ultimate dream home. With a luxury master suite, a total of four bedrooms and two large living zones, comfort is certainly at the heart of the Mont Clare design. High-end living just got that little bit higher. The home has four bedrooms, the master with ensuite and walk-in robe and the remaining bedrooms have built-in robes. The provincial style kitchen has a butler's pantry with Neolith stone benchtops. There is European oak timber flooring, a fireplace, wine cellar, lounge room, study, open plan living, meals and family room, afresco area, double garage and the property is fully landscaped. Other inclusions include an alarm system, window furnishings, timber floors, exposed aggregate driveway and paths. ●
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 30 Welsh Crescent, CLYDE NORTH, VIC 3978 Price: $870,000 - $949,000 Description: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 study, 2 garage Inspect: By Appointment Contact: Katrina Bartlett 0414 791 161, HARCOURTS BERWICK, 9707 4222
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CLYDE NORTH BEAUTY TICKS EVERY BOX SITUATED on a premium, family-orientated Berwick Waters street, this sophisticated four-bedroom home comprises generous proportions, light filled interiors and details of the highest quality. Aesthetically pleasing and immaculately presented, the home encompasses an open plan living and dining area complete with feature lighting and is complemented by a sumptuous kitchen - the heart of this
sensationally designed residence; fitted with caesarstone benches and a Smeg oven. Expansive windows and doors flow to a private courtyard and rear garden, providing a seamless indoor/outdoor connection. Two master bedrooms feature sizeable walk-in and built-in robes, retreat area and sleek ensuites. A further two bedrooms are well-zoned, situated on the first floor. The home is equipped with ample
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magnificent offering is in exceptionally close proximity to boutique home businesses, St Francis Xavier College, St. Catherine’s Primary School, Eden Rise Village, Fountain Gate Shopping Centre, excellent public transport network and only a short 100m walk to the amazing Berwick Waters Lake, walking tracks and parks! This home has it all! ●
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 47 Riverstone Boulevard, CLYDE NORTH, VIC 3978 Price: Contact Agent Description: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 1 study, 2 garage Inspect: Saturday 12-12:30pm Contact: Anne Haynes 0417 007 350, PEAKE REAL ESTATE, 9707 5300
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Stacey’s paving the way By Casey Neill Stacey Mcgookin spent two years searching for an employer to give her a go. The Cranbourne 21-year-old always wanted to do a trade and her cousin introduced her to air-conditioning and refrigeration mechanics. “My cousin does this as well. She took me under her wing for a bit and showed me what it was like and I loved it,” she said. “I’ve always wanted to do more hands-on things. I’ve never seen myself as someone who could sit in an office.” It’s a male-dominated field and Stacey was the only woman in her pre-apprenticeship course. “I was trying to get a job for a long time,” she said. “I had a couple of interviews elsewhere but obviously I wasn’t the right fit for their company. “It was a year and a half, two years of trying. It was a lot of rejection emails.” She didn’t receive much more than a “sorry you have not been successful“. Then she found an advertisement for an apprenticeship with Hallam’s ASM Chilltech, which services, maintains and installs commercial and industrial chillers and air-conditioners. She applied, received a phone call the next day and had an interview the day after. General manager Gavin Cheesman said he had no reason not to hire Stacey. “To be honest she was by far the best interview that I had, the best resume,” he said. He received 50-plus applications in response to the ad within about two weeks. “I think we were down to about five or six
that we interviewed,” he said. “She was the most prepared. She had a lot of questions written down. From that point of view I was impressed. “Stacey was the only female that we interviewed. “I think we had two applications but one was in South Australia. “Last year we had a female who got to the second interview but didn’t quite deliver at the end.” Mr Cheesman said Stacey also stood out because she wanted to be in air-conditioning. “A lot of people who come in want to do a trade, but they don’t know which one,” he said. “It’s a four-year, low-paying commitment. You need someone who wants to do it and wants to stick it out. “We’re looking beyond the apprenticeship. “We don’t want to put four years into someone and then lose them.” Mr Cheesman said taking Stacey on did mark a big change for the business. “It is male-dominated. We had a little bit of a chat about how we thought the guys would behave,” he said. “We had to be mature enough as a business to do the right thing. “We’ve been talking to the technicians as we go. “The older ones have become very dad-like. “If you’ve got good people working for you, they tend to do the right thing.” Stacey said everyone had been supportive. She hopes other girls will follow her lead and give traditionally male trades a go. “There’s another girl in my trade school class, which is great,” she said. “It’s good to see more girls doing it.”
How to live your best life Join guests of August's Casey Cardinia Women's Business Lunch as they welcome the founder of Endota Spa Melanie Gleeson and discover how she turned $5000 on a credit card into a business turning over $60 million. It all started fifteen years ago when Melanie and a friend saw a gap in the market and opened their first day spa on the Mornington Peninsula. The ethos of the brand was fueled by Melanie's personal belief in the power of positive sharing and a desire for more meaningful connections. Endota Spa is now a place where women feel cared for on a physical, spiritual and emotional level and there are now over 100 day spas across Australia. The values Melanie built the business on were 'balance, connect, intent and truth'. She believes in cause and effect and that there must be balance with nature and humanity within our own relationships. Melanie believes that "we need to connect with the community, with each other and importantly with our own needs. We must act with mindfulness in what we do. Our intention is to be transparent and honest whilst respecting ourselves and the environment.' She also believes in truthfulness. "We want women to be their best and find what their truth is," she said. Melanie believes everyone has a spark inside them that is waiting to be ignited. "Our role is to deliver exceptional customer service in an environment where women don't feel judged," she said. To further add to guest's experience, Vicki Macdermid of Pitcher Partners will share her thoughts, passion and insight into her success as a leading businesswoman within the region. So why not join this fabulous networking lunch hosted by Marianne Van Dorsler and learn about finding one's 'true self,' feeling inspired and learning that when you put your
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Melanie Gleeson, founder of Endota Spa, will be appearing at the 2018 Casey Cardinia Business Lunch in August. mind to something, anything is possible! There will also be some brilliant prizes on offer throughout the day, the chance to purchase some beautiful local products or sample services and the opportunity to enjoy the company of some fabulous local business leaders. The Casey Cardinia Women's Business Lunch will take place on Friday 10 August 2018 from 11.30am to 2.00pm at the Cardinia Cultural Centre on Lakeside Boulevard Pakenham. To book tickets, visit www.caseycardinia. com.au/2018-business-lunch.
The team at Berwick Auto Electrics and Mechanical is the proud recipient of three prestigious Victorian Automobile Chamber of Commerce (VACC) industry awards. Business owner Paul Beck picked up awards in categories including Best Mechanical (Light Vehicle - Metro - Small Business) and Best Auto Electrical (Small Business), while his wife Anne collected an award for Best Unsung Hero. Hosted at Crown’s Palladium on Saturday 23 June, the awards in 35 categories were contested by elite businesses across Victoria. A record number of applications were received for this year’s awards. All applicants were assessed by a panel of judges, whose decisions were audited by an independent standards representative. Customer service, training, occupational health and safety, environmental compliance and more were assessed. “I’m really humbled and ecstatic,” Paul said. “Especially as it was against such esteemed opposition. And to win an industry award that’s run by the industry for the industry and to be recognised by your peers is really great. “I’m in shock, but it’s great to be recognised for all the hard work and the blood sweat and tears that we’ve put into the business ... so I’m very, very happy and elated. “I had a meeting with my staff (afterwards) and said, ‘look I’m only a small (part of this) and it’s a team effort,’ so It’s their award too.” Paul was also delighted to see his wife Anne take home an award for a new category to the VACC awards; Best Unsung Hero. “I nominated Anne for Best Unsung Hero she didn’t know I entered her,” Paul admitted. “I had to write the CV for her - a lot of that was to do with community, which Anne is big on, and how she has brought up a family and
Paul and Anne Beck collected three awards at the VACC industry awards night. juggled a small business. We have a child with special needs and she’s 15 now, but earlier on she was very sick. But Anne stuck to her guns and kept paying the bills and kept the administration going. I was just stoked for her to get some recognition.” Berwick Auto Electrics and Mechanical was established in 1978 and has been providing the community with a one-stop shop for all its car needs for almost four decades. The business offers an extensive range of services including mechanical repairs, auto electrical work, high performance GPS tracking systems, roadworthy vehicle testing, VicRoads child restraint fitting, guardian alcohol interlock installation and service, LPG installation tuning and repair, RACV purchase inspections, air conditioning service and installation as well as caravan, horse float and trailer service and repairs.
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Warriors in thrilling derby By Hayley Wildes When two juggernauts meet, the only hope is that the game will live up to the hype. So when the top-placed Casey Cavaliers and secondplaced Pakenham Warriors clashed on Saturday night at Cardinia Life, the crowd was hoping for a show. Little did they know, they'd be treated to an instant classic. In the Youth League 2 Women's Big V clash, the Cavs jumped out to an early 11-2 lead as they forced the Warriors into 10 turnovers before they could muster their second bucket. The going was tough for the Warriors, but they dug deep, took better care of the ball and their three-pointers began to fall. Sam Neil's impact off the bench was massive as her energy ignited her teammates into action. When Rhiannon Gallagher converted an andone halfway through the second quarter, the Warriors had their first lead of the game, 29-27. But the Cavs weren't going to lie down. Laura Tuplin and Tess Young combined for 14 of Casey's 19 points in the second half of the quarter to have the Cavs leading by four points at the main break. Pakenham's defence was unforgiving in the third quarter and held the Cavs scoreless for a five and half minute stretch, but they were unable to take full advantage on the offensive end. Pakenham gained the ascendency in the fourth, leading 65-60 with just over two minutes remaining. The game was far from over though. A Laura Tuplin bucket with 20 seconds on the clock tied the game. Pakenham's Sam Neil made a lay-up with 10 seconds remaining, but a perfectly drawn up out-of-bounds play by Casey led to a Kim Shankland bucket. A three-point attempt at the buzzer from Ellie Coutts was wide and the
Ellie Coutts drives past Casey's Peta Rhodes. game headed to overtime. As if the game was going to go any other way, the scores were again tied with just 30 seconds to play in OT. Warrior Tiarni Fallon took it upon her herself to ensure there was no double-overtime. A late jump shot claimed Pakenham a thrilling win, 78-76. Rhiannon Gallagher (26 points, 8 rebounds, 4 steals) was the star for the Warriors, while Sam Neil (16 points, 9 rebounds, 5 blocks, 4 steals) had a terrific game off the bench. Casey was led by Laura Tuplin (23 points, 7 steals, 5 rebounds, 4 assists) and
Tess Young (21 points, 13 rebounds). You get the feeling these two teams will meet again at the business end of the season. In other Big V action, the Division 2 men fell to Maccabi on Sunday afternoon, 80-71. Hayden Davey (17 points, 10 rebounds, 4 blocks) tried desperately to drag his team over the line, but it wasn't enough. Meanwhile, the Youth League 2 Men scored two wins over the weekend. The Warriors dominated the Latrobe City Energy, claiming a massive 41-point win, 99-58. Ned Weideman (18 points, 9 rebounds, 7 assists) and Thomas Greer (16 points, 14 rebounds) were sublime.
Rhiannon Gallagher scored 26 points in Pakenham's thrilling overtime win over Casey. Pictures: STEWART CHAMBERS 182397 On Sunday, Pakenham was too good for Maccabi, running out 68-76 winners. Nathan Dodgson (25 points, 12 rebounds) and Ned Weideman (14 points, 9 rebounds, 4 assists) were vital as Pakenham staved off Maccabi. Round 15 sees the Division 2 Men face Craigieburn on Saturday night, before taking on the North East Bushrangers at home from 2pm on Sunday. On Sunday afternoon, the Youth League 2 Men and Women battle Craigieburn and Sherbrooke on the road, respectively.
Sports Trivia QUIZ NUMBER 1616 1.
WHO won Australia’s won first gold medal at the Rio Olympics?
2.
IN what sport is the King’s Cup contested?
3.
WHICH British formula one ace became his country’s most
4.
IN what sport did Grant Kenny win a bronze medal at the 1984
successful driver in 1991?
5.
WHICH jockey rode both Gurner’s Lane and Lord Reims to
6.
WHICH famous pacer won 108 races, but never took out the
Caulfield Cup wins?
Inter Dominion? 7.
WHAT sport features in the movie ‘White Men Can’t Jump’?
8.
WHICH clubs have won the most AFL premierships?
9.
WHICH former US star was a key figure in the formation of
10.
WHICH Finnish runner won five gold medals at the 1924
professional tennis in the 1960s?
Bunyip Strikers' Jacob Baker looks for a teammate on Saturday. 182411 Pictures: STEWART CHAMBERS
Olympics?
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AN Aussie was the first driver to win the British Automobile
14.
WHAT sport is played by the Green Bay Packers?
15.
AT which Olympics were the five interlocking rings first used as
16.
WHICH Aboriginal played soccer for Australia in the 1970s?
17.
WHICH horse won the Melbourne Cup in 1968 and 1969?
18.
WHICH Aussie boxer won a gold medal at the 1948 Olympics?
19.
WHO is the only man to score 50 Test cricket centuries?
20.
WHO trained many of Australia’s top runners by making them
Racing Club gold medal three times. Who was he?
a symbol?
run up sandhills?
ANSWERS: 1. Mack Horton 2. Rowing 3. Nigel Mansell 4. Rowing 5. Brent
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WHO is older – Venus or Serena Williams?
Kramer 10. Parvo Nurmi 11. Bart Cummings 12. Venus 13. Jack Brabham
FOOTBALL FEDERATION VICTORIA SOCCER WRAP - ROUND 13 STATE LEAGUE 1 - SOUTH EAST The Casey Comets' fledgling form continued on Friday night, going down 0-1 to Manningham United at Comets Stadium. On a nippy Friday night, the Blues found a goal in the first five minutes, and were never headed in a strong defensive display. As a result of the loss, the Comets are just two points from the bottom, with Morwell Pegasus still with a chance of leapfrogging the struggling side in the coming weeks. STATE LEAGUE 2 - SOUTH EAST Berwick City churned out a solid Friday night win, defeating Doncaster Rovers 2-0 at Anderson Park. City got the fast break with Andres Jerez scoring in the ninth minute, before Jerez once again
converted, this time through a penalty in the second half to give his side a comfortable win. Down at Waratah Reserve, Doveton SC picked up a quality 5-2 win over Mooroolbark, solidifying their position on top of the table. STATE LEAGUE 5 - SOUTH In a hard-fought clash between two great rivals, Bunyip Strikers picked up a 1-0 victory over Pakenham United. The Strikers were strong defensively and ensured the United attacking half couldn't get enough chances at goal, in a brilliant display. In other matches, Aspendale SC drew 2-2 with Endeavour Hills Fire, Knox United were too strong in a 6-0 win over Drouin Dragons, while Old Mentonians did enough in their 3-1 victory over Rowville Eagles. Lyndale drew 0-0 with White Star Dandenong and Somerville defeated Chelsea FC 2-1. Casey Panthers had the bye.
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14. American football 15. The 1924 Antwerp Games 16. Harry Williams 17.
By Nick Creely
WHO trained his first Melbourne Cup winner in 1965?
Rain Lover 18. Jimmy Carruthers 19. Sachin Tendulkar 20. Percy Cerutty
Comets on keep slipping
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Daniel’s Sports Quiz Daniel O’Halloran is an aspiring local sports journalist who is heavily into his footy, cricket, and tennis. Like anyone with a keen interest in the craft, he loves hearing and reading about other people’s stories. Researched from running a keen eye over Gazette editions of years gone by, this is his quiz: Who are we? 1. The 2013 Norm Walker Medal was my first ever league medal or best and fairest win of any kind… 2. I’m a current Cranbourne premiership-winning footballer who achieved the same feat with Garfield in the EDFL in 2013, despite being king-hit during a night out the week before that game… 3. In 2013, as a 13-year-old from Berwick, I claimed my first national cycling championship… 4. My horse, Yuka Joy, was named Horse of the Year at the 2013 Pakenham Trainers Association Awards… 5. I’m a current Essendon AFL player who joined the club’s VFL side in 2013 after living in Longwarry… Daniel’s ANSWERS 1. Scott Meyer 2. Luke Bee-Hugo 3. Alana Field 4. Terry Ahern 5. Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti
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Berwick sends a message By Nick Creely SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE REVIEW - ROUND 10 Defence has been the cornerstone for Berwick's success, it's made them the toughest team to face for the past year. While the Wickers still sit in third after a grinding, fiercely fought 8.7 (55) to 2.5 (17) win against Cranbourne on Saturday at Edwin Flack Reserve, the very side that inflicted Narre Warren with its first loss of the season, their defence is shaping superbly once again. In the past fortnight, the Wickers - despite the weather - have conceded just four goals against two quality opposition in the Eagles and Beaconsfield, and average just 45.6 points against per game this season, the clear standout. In their premiership year, the Wickers averaged 44.62 points against per game in the home and away season. After conceding the first goal of the game on Saturday after Shaun Marusic drilled it through from 50-out, Stewart Kemperman's side conceded just 11 more points for the entire match, in a defensive masterclass reminiscent of their 2017 glory. Kemperman lauded his side for their defensive efforts, saying it was more than just the six that make up his backline. "Our defenders work incredibly hard, but across the ground we defended really hard, and that was back to our best in that aspect," he said. "Big Jo (West) did another great job on (Marc) Holt, so he's been outstanding, and to have the likes of (Michael) Riseley, Ash Smith and Reece Piper in your back six it certainly makes it easier to coach. "But it was a big effort defensively across the ground, not just the back six." In what Kemperman describes as a "tough" day to play football in another bout of wet weather football, the Wickers couldn't hit the scoreboard in a meaningful way in the first term despite having their chances, the midfield superstars in Madi Andrews, Bryce Rutherford and Travis Tuck were certainly on top of in-form trio Ryan Jones, Shaun Marusic and Ryan Davey. "There was a strong, blustery breeze, and they were able to go coast-to-coast and Marusic kicked a goal, and from there, we probably knuckled down a bit, and were able to wrestle back that momentum," Kemperman said of the first half. "We ended up having a couple of scoring shots, but it was in really tough conditions we went into quarter time down, but thought we competed pretty well, and adapted well enough, we had to just take it into the next quarter and capitalize. "We adjusted a few things up forward, and when you get those things right, it helps your structure all over the ground, and we were probably fortunate when Troy Tharle went down with an ankle, and big ruckman Michael Wenn went down, and it helped us control the midfield and ruck battle to a degree." There was an emotional filled melee at half time between the great rivals after Wickers' forward Harry Money kicked into the man of the mark on the siren, sparking all players from both sides to converge into the forward pocket for a couple of minutes after what was a niggly first half. The Wickers held firm in a splendid final half with plenty of feeling between two great sides, with the home side kicking a further six goals while restricting the Eagles to just one more through Marc Holt, who was handled superbly by star defender Jo West. Kemperman praised his side for their fight in a win that could really kick start their premiership defence in a meaningful way. "The conditions were quite testing with all the rain we had, and it was an enormous effort from the guys, and one in the context of the season that gives us a real boost," he said. Beaconsfield's Leigh McQuillen, meanwhile, is comfortable with where his side sits in the SEFNL pecking order this season despite sitting fourth on the table. The Eagles bounced back from two consecutive losses against Cranbourne and Berwick, to register a 53-point win over Officer at Starling Road on Saturday, 13.11 (89) to 5.6 (36). pakenhamnews.starcommunity.com.au
Harry Money celebrates with his Berwick teammates after slotting a vital third quarter goal. 182402 Now with a 6-4 record, Eagles coach McQuillen said that despite the previous two weeks, he believes his young side is well placed. "Yeah, we're happy (with how the season is going) - we should have probably beaten Cranbourne a couple of weeks ago, but Berwick ran all over us last week after Scott Meyer went down," he said. The Eagles were determined to bounce back and make a statement with Meyer, the competition's premier ruckman out with a leg injury, as well as an injury to star spearhead Nathan Langley early in the game, giving the Roos a sniff. "Against Officer, I said to the boys that if we put our heads down and treat it like any other game, you're going to get results, and that's what we did on the weekend," McQuillen said. "Minus Scotty (Meyer), and (Nathan) Langley getting injured early in the game, we still had a good performance." After quarter time, the Eagles slammed on 12-goals to five in the wet and slippery conditions, with young gun Riley Verbi starring with four majors himself. Down at AJ Robinson Reserve, a frightening first half under lights by Narre Warren inflicted Doveton with a massive 143-point loss, 26.15 (171) to 4.4 (28). It was a special occasion for the annual Indigenous senior match, and Matt Shinners'
side proved they were up for the fight from the outset after being inflicted with their first loss of the season last week against Cranbourne, with Aaron Wilson converting the first major of the game in the opening minutes. The Doves were jumped by a side on the complete opposite end of the ladder, conceding nine first quarter goals while being unable to score a point. The dominance of the Magpies' glittering forward line in Wilson, Trent Shinners, Nick Scanlon and Stewart Scanlon proved too much for the young Doves to contain, piling on another nine goals to take an astonishing 102-point half time lead. The top-of-the-ladder Magpies did slow down once the fizz came out of the game, booting eight second-half goals, with the Doves showing some great signs with a couple of goals themselves. Once again, the Magpies spread the load in the forward half, with 13-individual goalkickers, including a bag of five by Wilson, and multiple goals to Shinners (three), Tom Miller (three), Nick Scanlon (three), Mitch Cox (two), Stew Scanlon (two) and Collins (two). Tooradin-Dalmore, meanwhile, still has a heartbeat in the 2018 season, with a gritty 19-point win over Pakenham in blustery conditions on the Westernport leaving them within striking distance of fifth spot, 10.9 (69) to 6.14 (50).
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Luke Marchetti (21) and Will Hanson battle for the footy at Starling Road. 182404 Thursday, 5 July, 2018
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