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Preps in time-travel for 100 day big bash By Brendan Rees
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Tooradin Primary School Prep students celebrated their first 100 days at school on Friday 27 July. To mark the occasion, they dressed up as their 100-year-old selves for a 100 Day party. The excited youngsters also took part in activities based on the number 100 including building a 100 cup tower, writing their name 100 times, making a 100 domino track and more. "Each child bought along a collection of 100 items, with the Bogunovic family donating 100 books to the school and the McNabb family donating 100 trees to be planted in the school garden to enhance the natural environment and be a memory for years to come" Prep teacher Carly Payne said.
Carjacking terror A mother has been carjacked at gunpoint by a pair of thugs in Narre Warren South on Thursday 27 July. The victim, a 57-year-old of Narre Warren South was driving along Harrington Drive when a white coloured Volkswagen Golf SUV rear-ended her just after 9pm. Detective Sergeant Dean Higgins said the woman got out of her car to exchange details with the driver. She was approached by two men from the four wheel drive where police allege one of the men produced a handgun and demanded her keys.
"When she refused initially the male with the firearm has hit her with what we believe to be the butt of the firearm in the mouth," Detective Sgt Higgins said. The two men, described as African in appearance, got into the victim's car and drove away. The victim received minor facial injuries. Detective Sgt Higgins described the attack as "horrendous." "To have a firearm pointed at you and threatened with a firearm in the dark of night is horrific." Police have since located the SUV abandoned in a driveway in Dandenong where a man was also seen fleeing the car on Saturday 28 July.
Highway Patrol officers had attempted to intercept the car bearing false number plates about 9am on Stud Road when it sped off in a service lane. Shortly after, police allege the SUV was involved in a collision with another car at the intersection of Stud and Brady Roads. No one was injured and no arrests have yet been made. The woman's daughter Harpreet has pleaded for witnesses or anyone with information on Facebook's Casey Crime Page regarding the carjacking incident. "When she was shocked and quite for some time they hit her in the face and the gang drove off," she said. Detective Sgt Higgins said it was believed the SUV had been stationary at a roundabout
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The City of Casey’s Access and Inclusion Advisory Committee is on the search for two new members.
Access and Inclusion Advisory Committee vacancies The City of Casey has two vacancies on its Access and Inclusion Advisory Committee and is looking for new community members to join.
Online ‘Build a House’ platform now live to residents The City of Casey has launched a new online tool designed to support Casey residents throughout the process of building a new home. The ‘Build a House’ platform is equipped with all the tricks of the trade and information about the many steps involved with building a new house. The new tool combines information from the government, the building industry, community services and other trusted resources to guide a homebuilder through the key milestones associated with a new home. Council encourages new and potential residents to use this platform as a way to get to know your local community and see what you can look forward to as a Casey resident.
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“We work in partnership with Councillors and officers to help make Casey a place where everyone feels welcome, valued for who they are, and difference is accepted and celebrated.”
To register for this event and find out about future events, visit www.casey.vic.gov.au/greenevents.
Head along to Council’s Waste and Recycling session on Wednesday 29 August 2018.
Transition to Child Care Subsidy Council is committed to supporting Casey families through the transition to the Australian Government’s Child Care Subsidy, that took effect on 2 July 2018.
experiencing some challenges with this process.
Along with families, councils and other child care providers across the nation have been
Visit www.casey.vic.gov.au to find out more.
Council has published some simple information on its website that may assist Casey families with completing the required steps.
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The INN Crowd is a new platform designed to comprehensively support local startup businesses in the Casey Cardinia region, and will provide an opportunity for education, collaboration and mentorship.
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Why not head along to the City of Casey’s INNovation Crowd’s first meet-up?
The information session will be held on Wednesday 29 August from 6.30 pm – 8.30 pm in the Bunjil Place Function Centre, Patrick Northeast Drive, Narre Warren.
The first meet-up will be held on Wednesday 8 August from 6.00 pm – 7.30 pm at the Bunjil Place Function Centre, Patrick Northeast Drive, Narre Warren. To find out more, register for an upcoming event or sign up to be part of The INNovation Crowd, visit www.caseycardinia.com.au/ the-innovation-crowd.
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“I value the opportunity to contribute to social cohesion,” she said.
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Volunteers are selfless Hardworking volunteers throughout the City of Casey have been honoured for their dedication to the community. Raymond Rickards was announced as the recipient of the 2018 Casey Individual Volunteer Award at the Casey Volunteer Awards ceremony held at Bunjil Place on Friday 27 July, for his long-standing commitments with the CFA. Mr Rickards, who is also a member of the Hampton Park Men's Shed, has volunteered for more than 57 years and has held several positions within the CFA. He also facilitated the Fire Safe Kid's Program; delivering this service into schools, kindergartens and child care centres throughout Hampton Park. Lana Scholten received the Casey Young Volunteer Award for her commitment to Pearcedale Girl Guides and Guides Australia. Through this, she has coordinated weekly meetings, as well as camps and special events for seven to 15-year-olds. The Casey Volunteering Pair Award was received by Kerrigan and Michelle La-Brooy, for the support they provide to homeless and disadvantaged residents. The husband and wife duo run a church, a food pantry, an opportunity shop, a children's talent academy and an annual community event. To continue the high calibre of award recipients, Transit Soup Kitchen and Food Support were announced as recipients of the 2018 Casey Volunteer Group Award. The 98 committed volunteers that make up this group provide nutritious meals, friendship and support, to those who are marginalised within the broader Narre Warren community. Finally, the 2018 Casey Volunteer Organisation Award was presented to Casey North Community Information Support Service (CNCISS). Well known throughout Casey, CNCISS provide information and crisis support for residents living in the northern half
City of Casey Volunteer Award winners were announced at Bunjil Place. of the municipality. The Casey Volunteer Awards acknowledge outstanding voluntary service from Casey residents. This year, Council received a record number of nominations since the awards program began in 2000.
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City of Casey Mayor Cr Geoff Ablett said the volunteer awards play an important role in recognising the selfless work that makes the City of Casey such a liveable city. "This years' volunteers represent all sectors of volunteering in the Casey community, which is a testament to how our municipality
is growing with people participating and connecting," he said. "There is no shortage of people willing to volunteer in Casey, and I would like to take this opportunity to thank you all for providing these essential services to our community."
Video clue helps out police Intruder scared off by dog By Brendan Rees
Police hope CCTV images will identify a man responsible for allegedly $500 worth of goods from an Aldi store in Hampton Park on Thursday 19 July. Cranbourne Police believe a man allegedly filled up a cooler bag with various items before exiting the rear of the Pound Road store via an emergency exit at 12pm. In a separate incident, police are hoping to identify two men allegedly involved in a theft from the same Aldi store on Monday 25 June. Police have released CCTV images of the men, who may be able to assist their investigation. It's believed the offenders stole two welders at 6.30pm before leaving the store via an emergency exit. Police urge anyone with information to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or make a report online at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au.
Police hope an image of a man believed to be linked to an aggravated burglary in Narre Warren will be identified. Casey Crime Investigation Unit detectives are investigating the Wednesday 18 July incident. They believe two intruders, one holding a knife, entered a Fleetwood Drive address by unknown means about 10.45pm. Police say a dog owned by the resident bit one of the men, causing him to flee without anything being stolen. Investigators have released an image of a man they believe may be able to assist their enquiries. The man is described as being in his early twenties, 172cm with a stocky build. He was also said to be wearing a black hoodie, black trackies and khaki coloured work boots. The second man was described as being of
Police are searching for this man with regards to an alleged theft on 19 July.
Police hope to find the man pictured. African appearance, 187cm, thin build with short dark hair and a diamond earring. Police urge anyone with information to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or make a report online at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au and quote the incident number 180244906.
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How long have you been with the Blind Bight Community Centre and what opportunities does it provide for the community? I have been at the centre for the last 8 years. Our centre aims to be a central point for the Coastal Villages community to come together in a safe, inclusive and friendly environment. We provide low cost programs and activities that are designed to engage, connect and strengthen the community and provide learning. We encourage community participation in our classes and activities to enhance health, social well-being and advance educational opportunities. What is something people don't know about you? That I use to be quite good at Karate. I can still do a roundhouse kick! What is the most memorable moment in your life? I love to travel, so there are many memorable moments when travelling.. such as the places you see and the people you meet. What is your favourite television show? Don't really have one. I do like to watch some trashy reality tv as I am curious as to why people behave in the way they do as well as documentaries and current affair type shows. At school, I ... always loved having fun and socializing. I wasn't the most studious of students! What is your favourite place to visit in Victoria? I have many favourite places but I think Bright would have to be one of my favourites. What is your favourite book? I have a few but a book that stands out for me would have to be the Kite Runner.
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Leanne Craven, cordinator of the Blind Bight Community Centre. 181505. Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS What has been your most embarrassing moment? Did a few crazy things when I was younger and don't really want to be reminded of them. Just very pleased that social media wasn't around back then to see it. What do you work towards in your free time? I am studying at Uni now which takes up a lot
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By Brendan Rees Casey Grammar School has unveiled its new state-of-the-art gym after undergoing a $2.8 million makeover. Cranbourne MP Jude Perera officially opened the new gym at the Cranbourne East school on Friday 27 July thanks to a $1.33 million grant from the State Government's NonGovernment Schools Grants Program. The project saw an extension and refurbishment of the current gym, featuring a new foyer area, staff office, student change room facilities, two PE storerooms, outdoor education storeroom, and multi-purpose classroom including outdoor learning area. The State Government has invested $120 million to build and upgrade Catholic and independent schools across the state, matching dollar for dollar the sector's contribution over four years. Mr Perera said the gym was quality infrastructure which would allow students and teachers the "learning environment they need to achieve their best." "This is on top of Labor's recent education announcements of a new primary school in the Casey Fields area, a new primary school in the Clyde North area, a new primary school in Botanic Ridge, land for the construction of a new Secondary College in Cranbourne West with a Special School," he said. Casey Grammar School principal Richard Baird said they would be able to run four classes at any given time, ranging from preps to Year 12.
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Cranbourne MP Jude Perera with Labor candidate for Cranbourne PAuline Richards and Casey Grammar School principal Richard Baird at the new gym. "This facility also facilitates senior school sports science, PE and exercise physiology classes as well as house activities and community events. It truly is a multi-purpose space for all of our students including our new third stream of prep students," he said. "As an educational organisation I am committed to providing the best learning opportunities for our students. This includes teaching 21st century skills in innovative and contemporary spaces." "I would like to thank the CSV board for their vision and support of our school and its principals past and present. Thanks also to Mr Jude Perera our local MP, for his ongoing commitment to the Cranbourne Community and for giving up his time to officially open our facility," Mr Baird said.
The City of Casey invites you to submit an Expression of Interest to join the Access and Inclusion Advisory Committee. This is an exciting opportunity that will allow you to inluence and advocate on issues of access and inclusion affecting the residents of Casey. You will be representing your community and will be a voice for driving positive change. You would be required to attend four meetings annually over a one to two-year appointment. Applicants must live, work or study in Casey and be 18-years-old or above. For more information and to complete your Expression of Interest by 5.00 pm, Friday 10 August visit www.casey.vic.gov.au/aiac. For any questions please contact Council’s Access and Inclusion Oficer on 9705 5200 or ammoore@casey.vic.gov.au NRS: 133 677 (for the deaf, hearing or speech impaired) TIS: 131 450 (Translating and Interpreting Services) 12395315-DJ32-18
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Family and friends came together for a friendly football match in memory of a much-loved team mate on Sunday 29 July. A fundraiser was held between Devon Meadows Junior Football Club and The Pines Junior Football Club at Casey Fields to support the family of the late Tom Cairney. Organised by Cranbourne East Secondary College and supported by the two football clubs, the day raised more than $4000. Activities included a sausage sizzle thanks to donations from Lyndon's Butcher Rowville and Casey Central Bakers Delight, face painting activities and a lolly jar guessing raffle. Tom, 14, died of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a genetic condition of the heart muscle that often shows no symptoms until it is too late. He died in his sleep from the condition in April this year. "We have lost not just a friend but a brother to all of us," said teammate and Cranbourne East Secondary College student Shaun Warren. "We decided to put together a fundraiser match game to help support Tom's family with all the expenses, just to help give them one less thing to worry about." Devon Meadows managed to win the game for Tom. "We walked off proud and into our rooms and sang our song loud and proud so Tom could hear us up there," Shaun said. Tom's mother Jodie Cairney said she was overwhelmed by the community's support. "We had a great turn out to watch the game which was made even better with a fantastic
Devon Meadows Football Club teammates with friends and family of the late Tom Cairney. Picture: CONTRIBUTED win," she said. "We have been shown amazing support and love from Tom's coaches, fellow team mates and their families as well as continuing to be embraced by the wider DMJFC family. We wish to thank everyone involved in making Tom's memorial game a success." Devon Meadows coach Brent McMillan said Tom was "one of the biggest hearts around" the club. "His development not only as a footballer but as a young man was astounding," he said. "His kindness towards others was probably his biggest asset." "On the footy field he was tough, courageous and most of all selfless. "These boys have shown a great level of maturity to push forward in Tommy's memory.
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Shoplifter brings son, too By Cam Lucadou-Wells A Cranbourne man has been chastised by a magistrate for involving his two-year-old son while shoplifting from a Bunnings store. The 24-year-old concealed $676 of outdoor lights in his son's pram during a family trip to the Springvale store on 29 July, Dandenong Magistrates' Court heard. "It doesn't get much lower than using your own child as cover," magistrate Jack Vandersteen said. "What does that say about your moral compass? "He's an innocent child."
The boy would look up to the accused as his "role model", Mr Vandersteen said. "Do you think he'll grow up to think it's OK to go in a shop and steal?" The man was also in breach of a full intervention order barring him from being near his girlfriend and child at the time, as well as in breach of bail and a corrections order. In June, the man breached the order by attending the girlfriend's home to "say goodbye before he got clean", the court heard. He also pleaded guilty to smashing two of her phones, punching two holes in her home's walls and calling her abusive names despite
the intervention order in March. At one point, the partner picked up her son to prevent the man from hitting her, the court was told. He later told police that he'd "flipped it" after the partner called him names for not getting up from bed. Defence lawyer Nick Power said it "flies in the face" with what the man had been learning at his mens behaviour change course. "It appears that drug use has played some part. "He tells me he doesn't want to expose his son to the things he's managed to do so far. He
Child-porn convictee appeals jail term By Cam Lucadou-Wells
abuse material would be produced.” Meyer was jailed for four months followed by a 12-month community corrections order with mental health and sex-offender programs. He was ordered to report to Victoria Police for the next eight years as a registered sexual offender. Meyer soon after indicated that he would appeal against the sentence. He was bailed to appear at the Victorian County Court on 21 September. As part of his bail, Meyer must report to police three times a week, live in a fixed abode, not access the Internet other than for work and banking purposes, and have no contact with under-18s.
Speeding P-plater loses licence By Brendan Rees A P-plater has been nabbed driving more than 30 km/h over the speed limit in Devon Meadows on Tuesday 31 July. Casey Highway Patrol members were left shaking their heads when they detected the vehicle travelling at 98 km/h in a 60 zone on Browns Road at 5.20pm. The 21-year-old of Narre Warren was issued with $604 fine which included six demerit points and a six-month licence suspension. Police have urged drivers to slow down in wet conditions. 12393261-ACM32-18
A Narre Warren South man who pleaded guilty to knowingly possessing pornography of adults with children under 10 is appealing against his four-month jail term. Dean Meyer, 36, also pleaded guilty at Dandenong Magistrates’ Court to making sexuallyexplicit phone calls to five dance studios about girls featured on their websites between March 2014 and June 2017. One of the victims received four phone calls from Meyer, enquiring in graphic detail whether he could have sex with her daughter. The conversations made the complainants anxious, afraid and shaken, magistrate Jack Vandersteen noted on 30 July. Police discovered 16 images and six videos of child-abuse material found on a computer tower, hard drive and DVD disk seized from Meyer’s home in October. Magistrate Jack Vandersteen said he was concerned that Meyer offered no explanation
for his offending. Meyer told a psychiatrist about being significantly bullied as a child, including being raped by three people at school - though that was unsubstantiated, Mr Vandersteen noted. “Why did he ring these people? Why did he possess the child pornography?” Mr Vandersteen asked defence lawyer Farah Banihali. “I assume you asked him the same questions, and the psychiatrist as well. “There’s a brick wall.” Mr Vandersteen said there was a need to deter similar offenders from possessing such “terrible” child pornography. “There’s very much a need to protect children from adult interference,” Mr Vandersteen said. “They never should be exploited in such a way. None of them at all deserve to be violated and offended against by adults. “You’re part of the process. If people didn’t possess it, it would be unlikely that this child
wants to put a stop to it. "He doesn't have the maturity or the facility to do that without help." Magistrate Vandersteen said the man had "very high" compliance with his corrections order until he "dropped off" in April, Mr Vandersteen said. "And then you got into trouble." The man was convicted and placed on a supervised corrections order with judicial monitoring, drug testing and mental health treatment. He was ordered to pay $1300 restitution for the property damage.
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An inside view of Bunjil By Brendan Rees Lifting its curtains to the public for the first time, visitors had the rare opportunity to see what goes on behind-the-scenes at Bunjil Place. The grand arts precinct participated in Open House Melbourne on the weekend of 2829 July alongside some of Melbourne's best of
the best in architecture and design. Casey Council spokeswoman Chloe Casey said the open weekend provided visitors an opportunity to explore their interests in building design and learn more about the multiaward winning facility. "It was the public's chance to come and see all of the public spaces at Bunjil Place, and a
full behind-the-scenes experience for those lucky enough to secure a spot on the prebooked tour," she said. Visitors also had exclusive access to FJMT Architect Geoff Croker and Acting CEO City of Casey and former director of Bunjil Place, Steve Dalton who talked about how the Bunjil Place project went from a pie-in-the-sky concept to a benchmark building.
And for the kids, Bailey the Bandicoot dropped in to help provide a self-guided tour. With 220 venues opening their doors to the public across Melbourne, tens of thousands of people came out to celebrated architecture through a collection of tours, talks and events in the largest program Open House Melbourne has presented.
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Luke’s defying the odds By Brendan Rees
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When Luke Helmuth fell three floors from a balcony, he could have easily given up any hope of leading a normal life. Instead, the 27-year-old, who spends his life in a wheel-chair, has not allowed his disability to define him. Luke has now become an inspiration to members at Cranbourne's Anytime Fitness gym where he attends three times a day. "His injuries and his situation aren't affecting him at all, i's quite incredible," says manager Jason Maurice. "He's got a lot of strength behind him; the amount of weights he can lift on some exercises is pretty impressive. "He gets on the leg press by himself, on the seated leg press, and on the stair master which is incredible," he said. Mr Helmuth's life was turned upside when he fell from a hotel balcony in 2013 while celebrating the Summernats Car Festival in Canberra. He is unable to talk as a result but in a message using his phone, he says "It was so hot, me and my friend and girlfriend at the time decided to go for a swim at my hotel. "On the way back, we had to wait for a lift so I sat on a handrail, three floors up and fell off. I lost my balance and landed on a marble floor," he explained. "I was in a coma for four months now I need to learn to walk and talk again. I had a severe brain bleed." But today, Luke is determined about regaining his fitness and health by stepping into the gym every day. He has already racked up more 500 visits, earning him a hall-of-fame award with Anytime Fitness. "The members have no problem helping him out as well which has built a good culture in the club," says Mr Maurice. "He's positive, his personality is great, and he has good humour."
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Learning the art of roses By Brendan Rees It’s that time of year again to dust off your secateurs and get rose pruning. Keen gardeners were keen to learn a few tricks of the trade during a rose pruning demonstration held at Wilson Botanic Park in Berwick on Saturday 21 July. Rose Society of Victoria member and Morwell garden member Carl Ellefsen provided a rose pruning demonstration and was on hand to give some handy hints. He said pruning in July was important because it helped reduce disease, encouraged air circulation and let more light in. This means the plant was focusing its attention and energy on producing beautiful
blooms for next season, he added. Mr Ellefsen showed 22 gardening enthusiasts how to remove all dead, diseased and crossing branches “I showed them also how to prune their roses carefully so they flower best in spring and also remove any weak branches within the centre of the bush,” he said. He also advised: “Make sure you tools are sharp and clean. If they’re not sharp they’ll damage the plant.“ Mr Ellefsen said the he optimal pH soil range for most rose plants was between 6.5 and seven. “Most modern roses you prune this time of year. Heritage roses you prune straight after flowering.”
SEE THE SIMON AND GARFUNKEL STORY Direct from sell out tours of the USA, UK and Europe and a sold-out season on London’s West End, The Simon and Garfunkel Story returns to Australia this August for a national tour. This acclaimed production visits Bunjil Place on Friday 17 August and we have tickets for readers to this great show! The fascinating tale tells of how two young boys from Queens, New York went on to become the world’s most successful music duo of all time. The Simon and Garfunkel Story, featuring UK performers Philip Murray Warson as Paul Simon and Charles Blythe as Art Garfunkel, takes you through all the songs and stories that shaped them. The dramatic split, their individual solo careers and ending with a stunning recreation of the legendary 1981 Central Park reunion concert. Featuring 1960s photographs and film footage accompanied by a full band performing all their hits including Mrs Robinson’, Bridge Over Troubled Water, Homeward Bound, Scarborough Fair, The Boxer, The Sound Of Silence and many more. Star News Group is giving five readers the chance to win two tickets to the Friday 17 August performance. Simply visit starcommunity.com.au/competitions to enter.
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A field of dreams Casey Council has adopted the Casey Fields Master Plan, which outlines how Council plans to bring the precinct to full development over the next 20 years. Some of the projects council plans to bring to fruition include the development of regional soccer and netball precincts, creation of a five-kilometre fitness trail, dog-friendly space and new park and expansion of the Regional Playspace. City of Casey Mayor Cr Geoff Ablett said Council looked forward to further enhancing Casey Fields into the future. "Casey Fields is already the premier regional sport, recreation and play precinct in Melbourne's south-east, known widely for its size and success in providing such a diverse mix of quality facilities for a range of sports and recreation opportunities," he said. "This Master Plan will guide the development, renewal and management of the precinct over the next 20 years, including the 21 hectares of undeveloped land set aside for future sporting facility development. "Casey Fields provides important infrastructure to support its tenant clubs and has enabled key partnerships with elite sporting teams, Melbourne Football Club and the Melbourne Stars. "As well as servicing local sporting clubs, Casey Fields also hosts regional, state and national competitions, AFL Women's and AFL preseason matches, Women's Big Bash League games, major events such as the Melbourne Stars Family Day, and huge numbers of school carnivals every year. "As we further expand and enhance the site, Council looks forward to what other exciting opportunities might be possible. Our plans to create a regional soccer precinct at the site form an integral part of Team 11, the official bid of Melbourne's south-east to bring an ALeague and W-League club to the region, with
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Casey Fields proposed as the training and administration base." Cr Ablett added that Council had received positive support and excitement from local residents and state sporting associations for the Master Plan and its future implementation. "Council is committed to ensuring full development of Casey Fields and looks forward to delivering key projects to ensure it reaches its potential," Cr Ablett said.
"With Casey's population tipped to exceed 500,000 by 2041, Casey Fields will be an integral part of meeting the sporting and recreational needs of our growing community in the future and ensuring we have facilities that support pathways for Casey athletes to reach the heights of their chosen sport. "I encourage the community to check out the Casey Fields Master Plan and see what Council has in store for the region's premier sporting precinct."
From sharing dreamtime stories to teaching how to throw a boomerang, the elder of the Wurundjeri tribe, Murrundindi has become a welcome mentor to students at Tooradin Primary School. As the last traditional elder of the Wurundjeri people who were the first inhabitants of Melbourne, students were eager to learn about indigenous history and culture during Murrundindi's visit on Tuesday 24 July. Teacher Rachel Davis said students explored traditional customs and were exposed to elements of Wurundjeri and Bunurong lifestyle. "He is truly a cherished mentor to so many of the students, with many of them recounting their memories of his last visit and extending their learning," she said. "It was also terrific to learn some of the indigenous language and symbols that were used traditionally and this will lead on to a lot of learning about our Koorie people and their connectedness and respect for the earth, a lesson of sustainability that we are all needing to relearn."
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A STUNNING DISPLAY EVER dreamed of owning your own display home? Well here’s your chance. Two stunning Romeo Homes displays have come up for sale in the Berwick Waters village in Clyde North. The Macquarie Attic features a stunning facade, a stained timber staircase, garage with remote panel lift door, a Tesla Power wall, a security alarm system, ducted heating and evaporative cooling and a fireplace in the family room. The grand master bedroom has engineered flooring with large walk-in robe, double vanities and separate toilet to the ensuite. The gourmet kitchen has quantum quartz stone, two Ariston ovens and 990 gas stove, a walk-in pantry and plenty of storage. ●
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: Lot 221 Tallrush Street, CLYDE NORTH Description: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 garage, 1 study Contact: Julie Petty or Liesel Nunn at Romeo Homes – 0439 944 114 or 9796 0725, ROMEO HOMES
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Cranbourne East 111) HUT CLU LOCATO 7 YEARS YOUG. Short wal to schools and handy for the shopping centre and new proposed Station. bedrooms, bathroom home with uality ixtures and ittings, the master bedroom having a full ensuite and wal in robe. Carpeted to bedrooms and lounge, with ceramic tiles elsewhere, gas ducted heating split system heat & cooling, ensures year round comfort Great itchen with stainless appliances and dishwasher, outdoors we have low maintenance gardens bloc) a merbau deced pergola patio area and a loc up garage with direct home entry and auto door. . nvestors the vendors will rent bac at maret rates if you want as they are building.
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11) This has been fully renovated to a high standard. bedroom home is ideal for irst home buyer, investors. Air Con, gas log ireplace in lounge room which ows into meals/living area & itchen. Gourmet itchen with osch s/s dw, coo top/oven with s/s canopy, family bathroom with oor to ceiling tiles. DLUG 4,
1)The main home is bedrooms with a spacious lounge with oating timber oors, all bedrooms have robes, all gas appliances & a itchen meals area, gas ducted heating & evap cooling. Outdoors we have a paved patio area that services both accommodations 1 bedroom & another storage/bedroom, study area as well as a & a shower bathroom & lounge. 1, OF Sat. 11th August, 1 1pm
117) This is certainly one of the inest in the Cranbourne area. Featuring 4 edrooms, R’s, Kitchen meals, One athroom, Lounge, Large sunroom with solid wood heater, ducted heating, AirConditioner. Set on a m approx.) established garden bloc with double loc up Garage and undercover pergola area. Close to schools, shops and transport. 1,
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114) mmaculate character home with bedrooms, high ceilings, ornate cornices, frosted lead lights plantation shutters & oating timber oors. Open plan living gas ducted heating & s/system heating & cooling, the itchen has a burner Smeg cooer & Caesar stone benched with dishwasher & corner pantry. There is also a two car tandem garage all on a 7m approx. bloc. 9,9
1744) eing sold as an establishment house) only on a huge 117m bloc. deal for your dream home or whatever STCA. edrooms, toilets and great living areas with open ireplace, x split systems, plus air con. phase power with 1lwt of solar panels panels SAVE . This is a uniue property only a short wal to the etty. 9,
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11) Possible development STCA). Uniue design bedrooms. aster bedroom with F/Ensuite & WR & Spa bath. Hydronic slab heating. Ducted s/system air con. Gas Fire Place. Granit enchtops AEG S/Steel Oven. Gas Cootop & Dishwasher & WP. Under roof alfresco. Garages, Separate dwelling. Approx. 11m bloc 1,1,
1114) On a bloc of approx. 9m, is this 4 bedroom home. A eficient oorplan has living areas with oating oors, timber itchen with osch DW, EWO & GHP, separate meals area, + family room. 4 bedrooms,master with ens.Outside is open & covered entertaining, with bar & outdoor wood heater. DLUG, S/S A/C, & space for caravan, boat. All inspections call Harry Syrros 9,7,
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11) Currently tenanted until Dec. 1 at p/ wee. bedroom unit, only on the bloc, spacious lounge with s/system heating & cooling. generous bedrooms both with R’s & a ceramic tiled itchen meals area & a loc up garage. nspections are by calling Fran arrett & by appointment only for Saturdays 11.1noon, call me now. 9,9
1144) This home has bedrooms, itchen complete with upright G/O, meals & living, family room with wood ired coonara, family bathroom, S/S air con, 7 energy eficient solar panels, + heaps of other extras. Outside the home offers a lovely 7mX 4m alfresco, DLUG, landscaped gardens.
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“We are locally owned and operated and are actively involved in our community,“ Mr Singh said. Goldbank has shown its commitment to the wider Cranbourne community by pledging to donate a portion of every sale
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LOVE PEOPLE. LOVE REAL ESTATE. With a prime location in Cranbourne and Melbourne’s CBD, Goldbank Real Estate Group is a power packed parcel of elite real estate services that sells residences, commercial properties and acreage to potential clients. They have partner sales associates scattered all over Australia and Asia Pacific. Vikram 0413 396 797 • Sam 0403 134 009 Sukhdeep 0412 003 466 • Office 03 5930 7100
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THE HOUSE HUNT IS OVER THIS seven years young home in the prestigious Hunt Club location is a short walk to schools and handy for the shopping centre and new proposed railway station. The home has three bedrooms and two bathrooms with quality fixtures and fittings, the master bedroom having a full ensuite and walk-in robe. It is carpeted to the bedrooms and lounge, with ceramic tiles elsewhere and gas ducted heating split system heating and cooling, ensuring year round comfort A great kitchen has stainless appliances and dishwasher and outdoors there are low maintenance gardens (520 square metre block) a merbau decked pergola patio area and a lock up garage with direct home entry and auto door. A note to investors, the vendors will rent back at market rates if required, as they are building. Inspections can be arranged by calling Frank Barrett. Finnings First National is also open Sundays. ●
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 22 Maddock Drive, CRANBOURNE EAST, VIC 3977 Price: $580,000-$600,000 Description: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 garage Inspect: By appointment Auction: For Sale Contact: Frank Barrett 0418 800 912, FINNING FIRST NATIONAL REAL ESTATE
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SPLASHING OUT AT RAMLEGH SPRINGS RAMLEGH Springs has recently announced a Kingswim, Learn to Swim centre and a YMCA Early Learning Centre will be opening within its highly sought-after Clyde North residential neighbourhood in early 2019. Now under construction, Kingswim will offer the convenience of more than 200 scheduled swimming classes per week, for tiny tots through to big kids from Clyde North and surrounds. When complete, the new facility will include a purpose-built, state-of-the-art 20m by six lane learn to swim pool - heated to 32 degrees to ensure little ones can enjoy their swimming all year round. Kingswim Business Manager Craig Dowsing says the team is excited to support the local community, providing top-tier swimming lessons as specialists in the learn to swim category. “We’re also thrilled this centre will create 50 new local jobs in a community that is experiencing rapid population growth and demand for services,” he says. The YMCA Early Learning Centre is also under construction and is expected to open alongside Kingswim in early 2019, providing crucial Early Learning Services for 104 local children and local employment for up to 30 people. Lucy Stabb, Area Manager, YMCA Children’s Programs says: “Our early learning programs aim to instill a love of learning, foster curiosity and help children reach their full potential. We are thrilled to be soon taking enquiries from the local community for our Clyde North Early Learning Centre, our fourth in the local area.” These announcements cap off other positive developments for Ramlegh Springs, including the proposed Thoroughbred Primary School, recently identified for State Government funding, and a council community centre which will provide
maternal health services and a kinder for local kids. Ramlegh Springs also advises that their final land stages are now going on sale. These final land releases represent the very last opportunity to secure a home site within this high-quality and popular neighbourhood. Trudi Kerr Ramlegh Springs Estate Manager says: “Our final land releases are wonderfully positioned to access the very
best that Ramlegh Springs has to offer; including our inspiring central wetland, beautifully landscaped parks and gardens, proposed sports precinct, the future town centre, primary school and of course the recently announced Early Learning Services and Kingswim centre.“ Enrolments for Kingswim Clyde North will open September 3, 2018, and lessons will commence when the centre officially launches
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Music ‘ban’ stoush By Brendan Rees A David-and-Goliath battle has begun between Casey Council and a Tooradin family restaurant over its ability to play outdoor tunes. Owner of La Casa Sawtellis Rob Cauzzo says he's lost an "absolute squillion" in revenue in what he claims is a "misleading" council condition banning outdoor music at the South Gippsland Highway venue. "We've been playing music for the first two years, and then we decided to have entertainment on Sundays in the afternoon then we got a complaint from a neighbour and the whole thing went pear shape from there," he said. According to Mr Cauzzo, he was granted a council permit to have an outdoor area fourand-a-half years ago so the restaurant could host weddings, birthdays and other special events. "Unbeknownst to us on the permit they put that we're not allowed to have any music at all, not even a radio in the back area," he said. "It beggars belief. They (council) keep telling us it's because we're changing the amenity of the area by having music outside." Mr Cauzzo says he was baffled by the council's clause as "they were quite aware what we wanted to use the area for." "They decided for whatever reason to grant us an area and a permit to have liquor licence; then they put on the clause no external music. "Our liquor licence says can have background music outside but the council permit says we can't," he said. Casey statutory planning and building ser-
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La Casa Sawtellis owner Rob Cauzzo and partner Brigitte want diners to enjoy some outdoor Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS music. 183513 vices acting manager Craig Tate said the venue was entitled to play music at background levels. "The owner currently has an application with council that seeks to amend the permit to allow for live music and entertainment at the venue," he said. Mr Tate said council was waiting on an acoustic report from the applicant: "Council can't progress the application, to advertising or to decision, until that report is received." "Council will consider all submissions in its assessment of the application, be they for or against the proposal."
However, Mr Cauzzo argued "If we're entitled to play background music then why have we been fined three times for doing so." "We've done everything they've asked to do." Meanwhile, Mr Cauzzo has launched a petition, which has attracted 4000 signatures, against the council's condition. Mr Cauzzo said the future of his restaurant was in jeopardy: "We've lost so much income from this." He added the situation "just doesn't make sense" as hundreds of trucks passed through every day. "That makes more noise than someone playing a radio."
Police chose not to pursue a 14-year-old driver who sped through heavy traffic and red lights during a two-hour joyride in Cranbourne, Narre Warren, Springvale, Dandenong and Moordialloc, a childrens court heard. The stolen car was not pursued due to the boy's age, but was instead tracked by a police Air Wing helicopter from about 1pm on Tuesday, 10 July, a police prosecutor said. The car was seen driving across median strips, on the wrong side of roads, weaving between vehicles and speeding at more than 100km/h in a 60 km/h zone, police said. Police received multiple calls from people witnessing the erratic driving, the court heard. The boy and three other male occupants were arrested when they stopped at a shopping centre that afternoon. It was "unbelievably dangerous" driving that put "possibly hundreds" of people at risk, a magistrate said on 30 July. The boy was bailed on a deferred sentence, with a stern warning not to drive or put others at risk of being hurt. "If it doesn't work and he re-offends, he's likely to be looking at a term of detention. If needs be, the only way to really protect the community is to detain him until he matures." The magistrate told the boy he had support from family, Youth Justice, the Department of Education and a youth service. The boy was bailed to appear at a children's court at a later date.
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“Where something raises a red flag, it will be investigated. Property owners whose claims are disproportionate to the income received can expect scrutiny from the ATO.” Ms Anderson said all rental property owners should double-check their claims before lodging their tax return, even if submitting through a tax agent. “Make sure that you declare all rental income and only claim deductions for periods that the property is rented or was genuinely available for rent at market rates,” Ms Anderson said. “Be sure to keep accurate records of the income you receive from your rental property, expenses you incur, and evidence of the property being rented or genuinely available for rent at market rates. You should also keep records of who stayed at the holiday home and when, including the time you and your family stay at the property.” For more information on holiday homes, visit ato.gov.au/holidayhomes
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Riz is in the dot com loop By Narelle Coulter Chances are if you step into Riz Akhtar’s Volkswagen Golf as an Uber passenger you will be asked what car you drive and what was the experience like when you purchased it. Riz, 28, is the founder of dot.com start-up Carloop. Like many tech entrepreneurs he is Uber driving while he ploughs most of his time, energy and passion into his website. After 18 months in development, Carloop went live at the start of July promising to “put Aussies in the driver’s seat to buy confidently”. Riz says Uber driving provides “a bit of pocket money” but far more importantly, it provides the perfect market research opportunity as he refines Carloop. “You talk to people. You’ve got them for a bit of time so you try different pitches and see what works and doesn’t work, what clicks with certain demographics. I collate all that information at the end of the night. “I’ve met some really great people and I’ve built some really good connections. I’ve met the CEOs of companies as an Uber driver.” Riz was born in Pakistan and immigrated with his family first to New Zealand and then Australia as a boy. The family settled in Doveton and Riz attended Hallam Secondary College. He studied at RMIT for an associate degree in engineering , before transferring to mechanical engineering. While at university, Riz secured an internship with Bosch at Clayton and later worked on the Wonthaggi desalination plant. A job offer from Boral took him to Queensland where he worked on infrastructure for the 2018 Commonwealth Games as well as high rise projects on the Gold Coast. By 22 he was managing a team of 80. His goal to climb the corporate ladder was interrupted when his mum fell ill and he returned to Melbourne. After a stint in health care at private hospital Cabrini, Riz decided he had had enough of corporate life. “I wanted to find a place where the culture was a lot better. The industries I was working in were cut throat, the hours were long and they were controlled by government budgets,” he explained. “I had always been interested in technology and cars and the automotive industry in general.” The idea for Carloop first started nagging at him while he was working in Queensland. “When I moved to Queensland I didn’t know anyone there and the only people I knew were my work colleagues. They knew I was into cars and when you’re into cars everyone comes to you when they are buying a car for advice and
Carloop founder Riz Akhtar wants to simplify the new car buying process. 182767 help dealing with the dealers. “Because I helped quite a few of them I realised we were all wasting time talking to people that consumers generally don‘t trust.” Riz decided there must be a better way to avoid the countless hours consumers spend visiting dealerships, comparing prices and negotiating the purchase of a new car. Carloop shows the prices dealers are asking for more than 60 popular makes and models of cars and compares those prices to what Australians are actually paying for their cars. Riz said his aim was to bring trust and transparency to the industry. He hopes Carloop will save consumers thousands of dollars.
“I’ve heard stories of people who have gone from one dealer to another and saved 10 grand," he said. “The industry is just not transparent. Consumers feel like the dealers are there to get them and the dealers feel the same thing. “I thought there is a better way to empower Australians to save time and money and be that trusted helpful source. “ Riz spent 18 months crowd sourcing price data from across country. Type in Mazda 3 on the Carloop website and it will tell you that dealers ask $30,254 while in reality consumers pay $27,928. Consumers can receive a personalised sales
report in under 24 hours based on their geographic location. “I got a testimonial from a guy in NSW who said a process that would normally take him four weeks with our report he was able to do it in under a weekend." He hopes women feel confident using Carloop. The site's purple colour theme was no accident. "So far of the people who have requested reports 30 per cent are female. We want to increase that number. We are trying to make the site as easy to use as possible, not because we want to attract women but because it is targeted at everyone." He hopes profit will come down the track via Carloop directly linking consumers to reputable dealerships in their area. Riz hopes dealers will embrace Carloop and see it as a way to cut their overheads and save their salespeople time. “I have spoken to 50 dealership principals across the state and I can tell you their biggest issue isn’t negotiating and saving money on price. The biggest issue is the time the salesmen spend on the negotiating process. “Dealers may not be happy initially but long term vision is huge.” Riz has been sharing his dot.com journey by mentoring other young people who have bright ideas for the digital space. He is excited to be involved with the INNovation Crowd, a Casey Cardinia Region start up ecosystem, that will providing mentoring, meet-ups and help create the jobs of the future in the South East. “I mentor a lot of young people. There are a huge benefits for mentors and mentees to work together in the South East. We have enormous opportunities." In five years Riz says he wants Carloop to be “a trustable, transparent platform that Australians know and trust to be able to save them time and money and the hassle that comes with car buying". “Every morning I get up at 5am and get nothing for. I really want to solve this problem. I come across it all the time. There are thousands of people talking about it every day, but not many people are trying to solve the problem.” When he’s not interrupting the car industry, Riz likes to get behind the wheel of his Volkswagen Golf and head to the Dandenong Ranges. And his dream car? “My dream car is a BMW M5. I believe I have achieved a lot in my life considering where I came from, at the same time I am not the type of person who will show off. It is the type of car that can go fast but it looks like a normal car. I can’t do a Lamborghini or a Ferrari. That’s too much."
Early detection system sparks interest across nation A Casey based firm is at the forefront of cutting edge technology that could prevent another Black Saturday fire storm. Successful Endeavours helped develop an early detection system that detects equipment faults and vegetation ingress affecting rural powerlines. The Narre Warren based electronics design and embedded software development consultancy, helped start-up firm IND Technology with its Early Vegetation Fault Detection system for SWER (single wire earth return) systems. Based on state-of-the-art high speed digital signal processing technology and specialised RF antenna sensor technology, IND Technology designed an Early Fault Detection system that remotely monitors and detects partial discharges on overhead distribution lines and underground cable systems on a continuous 24 hour basis.
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In 2015 IND Technology approached Successful Endeavours managing director Ray Keefe to create a commercial version of the product including the highly technical web services needed to support the system. Mr Keefe said the the technology was “a world first developed in Melbourne“. “Every second, each device in the field sends a log of sophisticated mathematical data to the web services where it is stored and then passed through to a server cluster that analyses the data and determines the overall electrical health of the network as well as specific fault locations,“ Mr Keefe explained. “The technology relies on the atomic clocks on board the GPS satellites as well as some high speed local FPGA processing.“ In 2017 IND Technology won a State Government grant for the supply of 65 systems for northern and mid western Victoria. These had to be solar powered and were for
SWER lines. Successful Endeavours was again commissioned to do the engineering design and to produce the 65 systems. “As a result they detected a cable snap event that was equivalent to the incident that started a major Black Saturday fire,“ Mr Keefe said. Both firms were nominated in the national manufacturing awards run by Manufacturers’ Monthly. Successful Endeavours was a finalist in the Industrial Product of the Year category as well as Most Innovative Manufacturing Company Award. IND Technology was selected as a finalist for Outstanding Start up of the Year. Mr Keefe said EVFD was a great example of technology designed and made in Casey gaining national recognition. “The result is a Victorian based startup now positioned to take this technology nationally and then internationally.“
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ADVERTISERS PLEASE NOTE New rules apply to the advertising of dogs and cats for sale. It is now an offence to advertise the sale of a dog or cat unless the microchip identification number of the animal is included in the advertisement or notice. A registered domestic animal business may use its Council business registration number as an alternative.
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NOW RECRUITING BUS DRIVERS Casual School Bus Drivers - Pakenham
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20-22 Pier Road, Grantville, Victoria, Australia
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Catholic Education in the Diocese of Sale is a vital expression of the mission of the Church. The Diocese of Sale Catholic Education Limited (DOSCEL) is a Company limited by guarantee to manage and operate Catholic schools in the Diocese of Sale.
Applications Close 13 August 2018
Applications in writing to: Office Manager wendy@caseygardens.com.au
The Director of Catholic Education in the Diocese of Sale is seeking to appoint a
SCHOOL FEE OFFICER This position is 0.6 FTE to 0.8 FTE to be negotiated.
5678 8232
This position is based in Warragul.
Catholic Education in the Diocese of Sale is a vital expression of the mission of the Church. The Diocese of Sale Catholic Education Limited (DOSCEL) is a company limited by guarantee to manage and operate Catholic schools in the Diocese of Sale.
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www.venturabus.com.au/careers or call 1300 Ventura
Further information, a Position Description, Instructions for Applicants and application documentation can be downloaded from www.ceosale.catholic.edu.au. Enquiries may be directed to Kirrilly Bridger on 5622 6640 or email kbridger@ceosale.catholic.edu.au.
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The Director of Catholic Education in the Diocese of Sale is seeking to appoint a full-time
Applications close Friday 3 August 2018
Employment Relations Adviser
The Catholic Education Office, Diocese of Sale promotes the safety, wellbeing and inclusion of all children
(Readvertised)
Employment
This position is based in Warragul. Further information, a Position Description, Instructions for Applicants and application documentation can be downloaded from www.ceosale.catholic.edu.au. Enquiries may be directed to Shard Goodwin on (03) 5614 5104 or email sgoodwin@ceosale.catholic.edu.au.
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If you have an injury, disability or illness and want to work then Outlook Employment is the place for you. With offices in Narre Warren, Cranbourne and Pakenham, we can provide you with a local high performing employment service. Our aim is to assist you to find and maintain a job. *Please call for more information
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Position in Pakenham precast yard. Successful applicant needs to be reliable and hard working. Ability to work as part of a team and/or independently. Please email resume to karen@rapidprecastpanels.com.au Or call 03 5940 3522 12388809-SN22-18
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WHAT’S ON Cranbourne Tennis Club holds social tennis on Thursday mornings from 9.30am to 11.30am. Competitions are open to singles and doubles of all ages including beginners and advanced players. Cost is $2 including tea and coffee. Casey Fields at 160 Berwick-Cranbourne Rd (Melways 134 E7). Details: 0419 382 049 or 0432 535 575.
Cranbourne U3A term three classes New members are welcome in the following classes: Folk art, calligraphy, bridge, mahjong, chess, sewing and patchwork, as well as knitting and crochet. We also have a Singing for Fun group, armchair movies group, table Tennis, and fishing group. If retired or semi-retired come along and join in. Have some fun, learn a new skill or make new friends to enhance your lifestyle. For more information and other classes check the web site u3acranbourne.net.au or call Helen 0423 623 337.
Casey Demons Community Day Celebrate our South Asian Community at the Casey Demons Community Day. Free entry and giveaways including footballs, t-shirts and stickers. Free BBQ with halal and vegetarian options for all participants and families. Free entry. Saturday 4 August from 9am - 10am at Casey Fields, 160 Berwick Cranbourne Road, Cranbourne East.
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Casey U3A classes for retirees will be held in Berwick at a range of locations and also at Selandra Community Hub, Clyde North. Only $35 to join for year. 40 plus classes. Visit the website at http://casey.u3anet.org. au for details or John 9707 2301 or 0409 515465.
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Bradley at president@nwfhg.org.au or phone 8787 5558. All visitors are welcome to attend.
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Narre Warren & District Family History Group Inc. Annual General Meeting Guest Speaker will be Angela Henricksen, sales and customer service manager from Archival Survival Melbourne. Angela has extensive knowledge and experience to give advice on general preservation issues and storage products suitable for a wide variety of records and other objects. If you have ever wonder how to preserve you documents, or other precious family heirlooms come along and listen to Angela. Saturday 11 of August, 2pm at the Casey Complex, 1/65 Berwick Cranbourne Road, Cranbourne. Please use Casey Radio entrance. Afternoon tea will be served afterwards, then the AGM will begin. A fee of $3 to be paid on entry to the room. Contact Lynne
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Cranbourne U3A classes are well underway. Art and craft, computer classes, card games, fishing, cycling and table tennis groups have vacancies for new members. We are a volunteer run organization providing classes for semi -retired and retired people at minimal cost. Check our web site for more details u3acranbourne.net.au or call Helen Bell - 0423 623 337.
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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, Cranbourne East.
especially men - from enthusiastic amateurs to seasoned singers. Led by music director Dr Jonathon Welch AM, our repertoire includes well-known classics, pop songs and contemporary compositions. Mondays 7-9.30pm, except school holidays at Fiddlers Green Retirement Village, 57 Gloucester Avenue, Berwick. Details: Paulien, 9769 8611 or maritimes.1@hotmail. com
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Would you like to be inspired, unleash your creative potential and improve your well-being? Then a With One Voice choir is for you! Singing is the language of the heart. For centuries, song has played a key role in community, culture and story-telling. Every week Creativity Australia's With One Voice choirs inspire diverse people from more than 40 nationalities, aged nine to 90 to sing side by side. There are no auditions and no singing experience is necessary and is led by professional conductors. Choir is a great place to find your voice, find friends, de-stress, build well-being and confidence, learn new skills and connect to your community. Weekly on Mondays 6.15pm-7.30pm at the Narre Warren Seniors Centre. 192/196 Centre Road, Narre Warren. Supper included. (03) 8679 6088 or email withonevoice@creativityaustralia.org.au.
Voices of Casey choir is recruiting new members,
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The Berwick Pipers INC is interested in attracting new members to its group, particularly experienced bagpipe players. The group play B Flat chanters in our bagpipes as it gives them the greatest chance of helping concert bands and orchestras. The Pipers are a group of musicians who play the Great Highland Bagpipe. They have assisted Berwick Rotary on Australia days at Pioneer Park by playing in the Official Party and providing incidental music around the grounds. They perform around the City of Casey at a variety of venues to entertain the public but we also teach learners to play the great highland bagpipe. Despite the group currently having a midyear break, lessons for their learners continue. Email berwickpipers16@gmail.com or visit the website at www.berwickpipers.info. The group's secretary Steve Everett and tutor can be contacted on 03 97296219 or 0425 826 990.
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Community choir With One Voice Casey choir welcomes singers of all backgrounds and abilities. There are no auditions. No singing experience is necessary. Rehearsals run each Monday, starting from 28 May. Supper included. 6.15-7.30pm, Mondays at Narre Warren Seniors Centre, 192-1096 Centre Road, Narre Warren. Details: 8679 6088 or withonevoice@creativityaustralia.org.au.
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Men talking OM:NI holds a discussion group for blokes over 50 in a warm, friendly environment. They meet over coffee and discuss issues of interest, with plenty of laughs. New members welcome. Tea and coffee provided. First Wednesday of the month, 9am-12pm at Brentwood Park Neighbourhood House, 21A Bemersyde Drive, Berwick. Details: Brian Regan, 0408 545 984.
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Fibreglass Laminators Experience required. Dandenong manufacturer of large industrial tank and pipework. Ability to read drawing would be an advantage and also experience in small electrical hand tools. For safety issues a good understanding and the ability to communicate in English is required. Please contact 9706 0099
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ADRIA 532UP Adiva 2008 18Ft Lightweight in great condition. Shower, toilet, free standing queen bed, club lounge, heater /air con system, 240v/12v TV DVD & full annex. Comes with everything, just hook up & start camping. ZY16B53UP80B14817. $32,700. Ph. 9702 2907 or 0425 373 745
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9704-6495 ASSEMBLER Flyscreens and Security Doors Reliable and responsible person required to work in Pakenham based factory, making fly screens/ security doors,on a casual basis initially, with a view to full time employment for the right person. Good rates of pay. Immediate start for the right candidate. Experience preferred but not essential. Please send resume to: julie@timbarra.net.au
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JAYCO 16'6" Pop-top Caravan. Excellent condition - suit new van buyer. Very comfortable inner-spring mattress. Plenty of storage, including 150 litre, 3-way refrigerator. No shower, toilet or air conditioner. Includes many extras. Rubber ground mat & tarpaulin to fit awning. Complete Hayman Reese towing kit & level rides. Water & waste hoses. Two x 15 metre, 15 Amp, 240 volt electric leads. Hydraulic jack. Includes crockery, cutlery, saucepans & cooking utensils, electric fry pan, microwave oven, toaster, sandwich maker, heater, small electric fan, small portable TV with antenna and a whole lot more! Square tubular steel rear bumper bar. Excellent tyres. Reg to Sept 2018. $23,450. Enquiries (03) 5918 0425. Location Pakenham.
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HSV CLUBSPORT R8, 2006. To all HSV lovers, I have my 2006 VE clubsport for sale. Gun Metal Grey in colour, full leather interior. Always been garaged and covered. 70,123 on the clock. Build #07 (1st to be registered 2006) Original paperwork signed by the engineers who built the car and is the one used in tv ad for that year. It is in great condition. Registration (UJJ-207), RWC provided on sale. $30,000. Phone Geoff on 0417 939 160. Please leave a message if I'm unable to take your call.
MITSUBISHI Lancer 2007, auto, aircon, CD radio, airbags, alloys, spoiler, tinted windows, very clean, mechanically excellent, just serviced, RWC, 8 months reg, ideal first car, $6,000 ono, ph. 0407 314 713.
VOLKSWAGEN VW EOS 2012. Convertable hard top, Red. Registration (1NK-8MQ) until Feb 2019, RWC, heated front seats, tinted windows, floor mats, full service history avail, excellent condition. Priced & ready to sell. $16,750 ono. Tel: 0418 315 464
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Work From Home We're looking for friendly and motivated people to train to have their own businesses as Wellness Coaches. Work with the world's leading Nutrition Company. Earn $30K - $60K pa part time, more $s full time. Full training provided - no experience necessary. Contact: Kylie 0421 847 187
Motoring FORD FALCON Ute, 2008. In very good condition, with dedicated gas, automatic, With roadworthy and registration (WOX-208) till end of July. $7,000. Contact 0411 273 654.
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Dates are locked in By Nick Creely The Mornington Peninsula Nepean Football League Division 1 grand final will remain on Sunday 16 September, after the AFL South East commission considered a submission from a sector of MPNFL clubs. At a recent presidents meeting, several clubs sought to have the date changed to Saturday 15 September, based on the ability of participating clubs to capitalise financially, relating to post-game functions. AFL South East assessed the submission, and determined that the grand final remains on the Sunday, considering it unfair that only a six-day break would exist between the preliminary final (Sunday 9 September) and the grand final, which will be played at Frankston Park this year. The commission also noted the fact that the Peninsula grand final has been held on a Sunday since 1987, and did not see any reason for a change. A second submission - from one potential finalist - was to have the preliminary final changed to Saturday 8 September, and it was also rejected by the commission. This submission also included the changing of dates for the MPNFL Division 2 grand final from its current date of Saturday 8 September to Sunday 9 September, but was knocked back by the commission as it didn't see it as a reasonable solution. 2018 MPNFL Finals MPNFL DIVISION 1 WEEK 1 Saturday, 25 August - Chelsea Elimination Final Sunday, 26 August - Mornington Qualifying Final Netball Semi-Finals WEEK 2 Saturday, 1 September - Chelsea First Semi-Final Sunday, 2 September - Mornington Second Semi-Final Netball Preliminary Final WEEK 3
It was a mixed weekend for both Doveton and Picture: ROB CAREW Berwick City. 166493
Doves surge clear Some MPNFL clubs sought to change the dates of both Division 1 and Division 2 grand finals. 181260 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS Sunday, 9 September - Frankston Park Preliminary Final Netball Grand Final - (FDNA) WEEK 4 Sunday, 16 September - Frankston Park MPNFL Division 1 Grand Final MPNFL DIVISION 2 WEEK 1 Saturday, 18 August - Somerville Qualifying Final Netball Semi-Finals Sunday, 19 August - Rye Elimination Final
WEEK 2 Saturday, 25 August - Hastings Second Semi-Final Netball Preliminary Final SEWF Preliminary Final Sunday, 26 August - Rye First Semi-Final WEEK 3 Saturday, 1 September - Somerville Preliminary Final Netball Grand Final WEEK 4 Saturday, 8 September - Frankston Park MPNFL Division 2 Grand Final
Holt cleared of all charges By Nick Creely AFL Victoria has declined to detail exactly how Cranbourne legend Marc Holt's six-week ban ban was overturned at an Appeal Board hearing on Wednesday 25 July, adding mystery to one of biggest stories in local football this season. At the initial AFL South East tribunal hearing on Tuesday 24 July, Holt was found guilty on two charges stemming from an incident that occurred during a half-time melee against the Wickers, and was handed a two week ban for striking and a four week ban for kicking. Video footage appeared to show Holt lash out at Wickers ruckman Matthew Young while being restrained by several players, before being ushered away by his team-mates towards the race. Berwick opted against launching an investigation after closely examining the footage, but AFL South East launched its own investigation in the days after and deemed the incident serious enough to take action. The independent tribunal appointed by AFL South East deliberated for approximately an hour before making its final decision, putting his season in danger of being over. The suspension put a cloud over when Holt could reach the magical 1000-goal milestone after falling just short in the Eagles' game against Tooradin-Dalmore with a sublime seven-goal effort in front of a mammoth home crowd. The club officially appealed the initial ban as expected, and took its case to AFL Victoria at 7pm on Wednesday 25 July for a tribunal hearing, where he was almost immediately cleared of all charges after pleading 'not guilty', and based on a lack of evidence was a free man. Cranbourne football director Manny Vella issued a statement on behalf of the club, and hopes the club can move on as they near finals in a strong position for a flag. "The Cranbourne Football club can confirm that (the) appeal hearing against Marc 32 STAR NEWS
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Holt has seen the charges dismissed, "the statement read. "We are pleased to see that due process has taken place. "Marc wishes to thank the club and those involved in clearing the charges brought on by the SEFNL investigation." After strong criticism came the SEFNL's way by many on social media, league chairman Ryan Ford has strongly defended how the incident played out, with Ford dismissing the notion of a "witch-hunt" against Holt. "All the bodies involved, which is SEFNL, AFL South East, the investigator and the tribunal, we've all followed due process," Ford said. "In terms of the criticism that come the SEFNL's way, after step one in the process, that's the end of us being involved. "I won't be involved in a competition as chairman that doesn't allow the video footage to not be investigated - the term "witch-hunt" has been used, and it's certainly not, it's an investigation, and we leave it at that. "At least we can then go back to the football community and say that we've investigated, and the outcome is that the matter's now closed." Ford said he was somewhat "surprised" to see the decision completely overturned, but said they have been in dialogue with AFL Victoria about how they can better educate themselves moving forward. "As much as we're surprised at the final deliberation, it's time to just get on with the game," he said. "It's all done behind closed doors - we don't get a report from the tribunal, we only get the outcome, so we don't get an understanding of why it was given two weeks and why it was given four weeks initially. "We've requested from AFL Victoria a better explanation and document highlighting the outcome, so we understand a little better, and so we can educate ourselves and the community as to why this happened."
Marc Holt had his six-week ban overturned last Picture: ROB CAREW week. 183377
By Nick Creely FOOTBALL FEDERATION VICTORIA SOCCER WRAP - ROUND 17 STATE LEAGUE 1 - SOUTH EAST Casey Comets were unable to maintain the momentum from last week's barnstorming victory, this time going down to St Kilda SC 1-0 at Comets Stadium on Saturday afternoon. After brilliantly bouncing back against Mornington SC with a 2-1 win the week before away from home, the Comets were unable to replicate the result, in what was a winnable game. In other results, Warragul United drew 2-2 with Beaumaris SC at Baxter Park, while South Springvale fell 4-1 against Mornington SC at Warner Reserve. STATE LEAGUE 2 - SOUTH EAST A dominant Doveton extended their break at the top of the table with a dominant 6-1 win over Heatherton United on Saturday night. The struggling United managed to stick with the Doves somewhat in the first half, with the ladder leaders up 2-0. The Doves were merciless in the second half, finding the back of the net on four more occasions to create a considerable distance from second spot. Meanwhile, down at HA Smith Reserve, Berwick City couldn't overcome a slow start to fall 2-1 against Old Scotch SC. The City - in desperate need of a win against a middle-ranked side - found themselves down 2-1 at half time, and were unable to find enough momentum to score again. David Di Lorio was the City goal scorer on the day. Berwick City faces Frankston Pines this coming weekend, while Doveton returns home to take on Mazenod Victory FC. STATE LEAGUE 5 - SOUTH A dominant first half display by Pakenham United set up a comfortable 2-0 win over White Star Dandenong on Saturday at Greaves Reserve, United scored almost immediately, with Lewis Mackie finding the back of the net to put the home side under the pump in the early stages. Daniel Castillo scored once more before the half time break, and the United held firm in the second half to take the points in an impressive performance. Casey Panthers also snared a big win against Knox United 2-1 at Prospect Hill. The Panthers were level 1-1 at half time in the clash, but managed to score in the second half to set up the important win. In other matches, Chelsea FC thumped Bunyip District 5-0 at Edithvale Reserve, Aspendale SC won 3-1 against Drouin at Jack Grut Reserve, while Somerville Eagles drew Old Mentonians 1-1. Lyndale United FC had the bye. cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au
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Finals time for Cavaliers By Hayley Wildes It was a terrific weekend of Big V basketball action for the Casey Cavaliers. The State Championship men needed a win to secure their place in the finals. It was never going to be easy; facing the second-placed Waverley Falcons on their home court. With the Falcons leading 28-22 at quarter time, the Cavs came out on a mission to save their season in the second quarter. A ridiculous 26-2 run to begin the second term not only completely changed the complexion of the game, but the season too. The stunning 34-13 quarter had the Cavs leading 56-38 at the main break. Every player stepped up as Casey's determination and grit shone through. The Cavs' second quarter domination continued into the second half as they ran out 101-72 winners. Six Casey players scored in double figures, led by sharp-shooter Matt Donlan (23 points). The game of Raheem Lemons (18 points, 17 rebounds, 5 assists) was tremendous as he finished his stunning regular season in typically dominant form. Courtesy of their massive win, the Cavs (139) didn't just sneak into finals, they made their way up to fifth position, relegating McKinnon to sixth and knocking Knox - who sat fifth before the final round - out of the all-important top six. The Division 1 women made the trip up to Mildura and came away with the minor premiership. Taking on the first-placed Heat, it was a battle for the top spot and Casey - who sat second - sent a message to the rest of the
competition on the eve of finals. The dynamic duo of Jamie-Lee Jeffs (32 points, 11 rebounds, 5 assists) and Tanarly Hodd (27 points, 7 assists, 6 rebounds) were sublime and led the Cavs to a massive 110-86 win. Stephanie Pal (15 points, 10 rebounds) posted an impressive double-double. The Cavs finished the regular season with an 18-4 record. The Youth League 2 women also claimed the minor premiership - highlighting the incredible level of talent in the Cavs' women's ranks. Taking on Frankston, the Cavs produced a great team effort to claim a strong 88-73 win. Six players scored in double figures, led by a huge double-double from Kimberley Shankland (24 points, 16 rebounds, 4 assists, 4 steals). Casey's remarkable regular season netted 16 wins and just two losses. With finals tipping off this weekend, both women's teams have earned a week off after finishing top of their respective competitions. For the State Championship men, in what will be a massive match-up, they face the Hawthorn Magic in an elimination final on Saturday from 8pm at Boroondara Sports Complex in Balwyn North.
Matt Donlan scored 23 points as the Cavs secured a finals berth over the weekend. 182896 Picture: ROB CAREW
Stars set to shine in Casey
Sports Trivia
By Hayley Wildes 1.
WHICH two sports made their first appearance at the Olympics in 2016?
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WHICH US Olympic champion died at the age of just 38 in 1998?
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WHICH well known televised snooker tournament was discontinued in 1986?
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WHICH famous international yacht race is traditionally held in British waters?
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WHICH famous jockey won the Sydney jockeys’ premiership every year from 1957 to 1964?
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WHICH Australian swum the English Channel 19 times?
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:
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WHAT is ‘Football in the water’ now known as?
Who are we?
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WHAT cost Australia victory in the women’s 4 x 100 metres
1. A runner, I made my Olympic debut in 2008 in Beijing after a ground-breaking decision from the Australian Olympic Committee…
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WHAT sport is played in the hit movie ‘Major League’?
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WHO won the US Open golf title in June?
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WHICH early Australian swimmer appeared in two Hollywood movies?
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WHAT sport was played by France’s famous ‘Four Musketeers’ in the 1920s and ‘30s?
running relay at the 1952 Olympics 13.
WHICH brother and sister won the Wimbledon mixed doubles title in 1977?
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AN Australian won the first ever Olympic swimming gold medal by a woman. Who was she?
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NBL superstar Chris Goulding in action at Casey Stadium in 2017. Picture: COURTESY OF CASEY BASKETBALL while Jenna O'Hea and young guns Ezi Magbegor and Monique Conti will be in the line-up. The Rangers boast a squad that looks destined to bounce back from a disappointing 2017/18 season that netted seven wins and 14 losses. Australian Opals Tessa Lavey and Rachel Jarry look set for big campaigns, while Bec Cole and Tayla Roberts will be coming off dominant SEABL seasons. With an abundance of star power on display, fans won't want to miss these two big games at Casey Stadium. Head to caseybasketball.com.au for more information or to buy tickets.
Daniel’s Sports Quiz
WHICH country won the chess world championship every year from 1952 to 1974?
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WHAT is the maximum possible ten-pin bowling score?
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WHICH boxer won both the Australian middleweight and heavyweight titles in the 1970s?
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WHICH Australian cyclist won two gold medals at the 1986 Commonwealth Games?
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IN golf, how many shots above par is a bogey?
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WHICH Muslim youngster broke into the top flight of Australian cricket in 2010?
2. While playing for Narre Warren, I won the Norm Walker Medal as the Casey Cardinia league’s best and fairest player in 2008… 3. I was named in the forward pocket and as coach of the Gazette’s 2008 Casey Cardinia Team of the Year… 4. Now a top-order batsman in Merinda Park’s first XI, I won WGCA premierships for the Cobras in both E Grade and the under-17s in the 2007/08 season… 5. A trio of brothers formerly of the ROC (Officer) Football Club, we won a premiership with Nar Nar Goon in 2010… Daniel’s ANSWERS 1. Jeff Riseley 2. Brad Scalzo 3. Dan O’Loughlin 4. Daniel McCalman 5. Nathan, Chris and Brad Jones
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ANSWERS: 1. Rugby sevens and golf 2. Florence Griffith Joyner 3. Pot Black. 4. The Admiral’s Cup 5. George Moore 6. Baseball 7. Dustin Johnson 8. Annette Kellerman 9. Tennis 10. Des Renford 11. Water polo 12. A dropped baton 13. John and Tracy Austin 14. Fanny Durack 15. The USSR 16. 300 17. Tony Mundine 18. Dean Woods 19. One 20. Usman Khawaja
Some of the very best basketballers in the country are set to take the court at Casey Stadium in August and September. In a massive win for local basketball fans, reigning NBL champions Melbourne United and the WNBL's Melbourne Boomers and Dandenong Rangers are headed to Cranbourne for pre-season match-ups. Melbourne United is up first, taking on Loyola Marymount University. United will face the American Division 1 college team on Thursday, 16 August at 7pm. In what is sure to be a hotly contested match-up - last year United took on Wisconsin University at Casey Stadium and came away with a thrilling buzzer-beater win - there will be plenty of big names lining up. For United, 2018 NBL grand final MVP Chris Goulding - who can shoot it like few others will be ready to pick up where he left off last season, while their newest recruits Australian Boomer Mitch McCarron, as well as Dan Trist and Alex Pledger will be suiting up. McCarron is a star on the rise and his game is built on speed. He can score in a variety of ways. For the Loyola Marymount University Lions, they boast some exciting young prospects that are sure to put on a show. The Lions are led by a quick guard, James Batemon, who loves to drive straight to the rim. Eli Scott is another to keep an eye on. The forward can score, rebound and pass the basketball and fans can expect to witness at least one of his signature throwdown dunks. The pre-season match-up between crosstown rivals, Melbourne Boomers and Dandenong Rangers is set to take over Casey Stadium on Sunday, 23 September at 3pm. Both teams will be looking to gain early bragging rights as they build towards the 2018/19 WNBL season. The Boomers, who ultimately fell to the Townsville Fire in the 2018 WNBL grand final, boast a roster filled with talent. Cayla George, Lindsay Allen and Steph Talbot - all currently playing in America in the WNBA - will be suiting up for the Boomers,
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Marc Holt snaps truly to bring up goal number 1000 for Cranbourne. 183377
Pictures: ROB CAREW
1000 reasons to celebrate By Nick Creely SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE REVIEW - ROUND 13 It only took a matter of seconds for Marc Holt to make history on Saturday. In reality, it's taken the enigmatic Cranbourne legend over a decade of dominance to etch his name in local football folklore ... and it was worth the wait. Putting a tumultuous week behind him after being charged by the tribunal and then cleared the next night at an AFL Victoria appeals hearing, Holt's class and character loomed larger than anything else. Holt simply bleeds for the blue and gold jumper, and his 1000-goal milestone was worthy of its almighty celebration. In scenes reminiscent of the golden days of football, the sight of Cranbourne fans streaming onto the ground to celebrate the occasion will be one of the treasured memories when looking back at the history of the South East Football Netball League, which is in the latter stages of its final season. In what was one of the finest goals of the season to date, Holt - within minutes of the game starting against Officer - at his home ground, bended the ball from deep in the pocket to watch the ball sail through the big sticks after evading several defenders, and immediately took off down the wing, pointing to his adoring fans as they saw their man make history. Holt's achievement is a rarity for modern players, and his 1000th was spine-tingling, and in the contest of all his challenges along the way, perhaps his finest of them all. Cranbourne coach Steve O'Brien said he felt immense pride at watching Holt make history, and could only watch on in awe at his incredible 1000th goal, which took skill and class to pull off. "To be a small part of a wonderful journey was really satisfying - it was a great moment for 34 STAR NEWS
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Narre Warren youngster Tom Miller in action over the weekend. 183396 our footy club," he said. "It just shows what a wonderful player he is - Marc's always going to be remembered as an incredible marking player, but he showed he has a full bag of tricks, with ground ball goals and the goal to bring his 1000th up was pretty special." O'Brien said that despite the moment being celebrated with gusto and passion, Holt's loyalty and desire to win shone through immediately after galloping down the wing and being swarmed by teammates and fans. "Our footy club won't forget the moment, he's been an incredible servant of our club, and he always puts us first, which is what makes him so special" he said. "Even as soon as he kicked the goal and celebrated, I'm pretty sure his first comments were 'let's get back to the game now' and that sums him up."
The Eagles had all the momentum from the opening bounce, and ran away 13.16 (94) to 1.11 (17) winners after keeping the Kangaroos goalless until the final quarter, with Holt finishing with five and perennial goalkickers Nathan Gardiner and Tom Marks snaring six between them. O'Brien was pleased with the Eagles' ability to handle the pressure of the day, and said it showed growing maturity. "It was really pleasing (the game) - it was a big build up, and we tried to keep it as normal as possible, and we had some targets we wanted to achieve from the game. "For the boys to maintain the focus, and to tick all those boxes, it was really pleasing." Down at Kalora Park, Beaconsfield certainly showed some pluck, but Narre Warren - led superbly by experience and youth - were just one step ahead as they all but secured the minor premiership on Saturday. In the eventual 14.15 (99) to 7.8 (50) victory over a depleted Eagles side still missing their spearhead Nathan Langley and competition superstar Scott Meyer, the Magpies continued on their winning ways. The win was set-up by a dominant first term display, with the Magpies controlling the football, and surging forward with speed. Stewart Scanlon converted the first major of the day by nailing his set-shot, and from there, the likes of Brad Scalzo through the midfield and young defender Jesse Davies repelling everything inspired a 21-point quarter time lead. Sheer forward class ensured the Eagles were unable to find a way back into the game despite showing some promising signs, with powerful trio Trent Shinners (four goals), Scanlon (three) and Nick Scanlon (three) putting Leigh McQuillen's side to the sword over the next three quarters. Magpies coach Matt Shinners was pleased with elements of the performance, but conceded that they will need to lift their game when they take on Cranbourne this week.
"We probably weren't as clean this week as compared to last week, and we were a bit patchy - we had a couple of guys coming in because a couple of blokes were available for the VFL, so it's a bit hard," he said. "For those guys to come in and pick up the game style from reserves footy, they probably struggled a bit, but my senior players were really good. "I'm not going to say we're absolutely smashing it, but I know that my boys are looking forward to testing ourselves against the other form side in the competition (Cranbourne). "There's always room for improvement." Down at Edwin Flack Reserve, Berwick flexed its muscles to continue to build to its best form ahead of finals against Pakenham, 14.19 (103) to 6.6 (42). The Wickers were uncharacteristically sloppy in the opening exchanges, failing to score a goal in the opening quarter, allowing the Lions to take a 12-point lead into quarter time. That defensive game style that has served Ash Green's side so well this season seemed to be frustrating the Wickers, who couldn't find their trademark dash at half-back. A spark - in the form of a cracking goal from Brody Connelly from the arc of 50 - got the Wickers going after being down by 17 points, and the home powered on to slam on a further three goals to wrestle the lead back at the major break. After half time, the Wickers got back to some of their best football, breaking down the brave Lions to slam on nine goals to two in the third and fourth quarters, with stars such as Harry Money (four goals), Bryce Rutherford, Tim Gunn and Bailey Asher all extremely influential after quarter time. In the final game of the round, TooradinDalmore kept the door slightly ajar for finals after easily accounting for Doveton, 16.15 (111) to 8.15 (63). cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au
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A gritty draw for Panthers By Hayley Wildes and Nick Creely EASTERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIVISION 1 - ROUND 14 Noble Park recorded its fifth win of the season, easily accounting for Knox at home on the weekend. The Bulls led by 34 points at half-time and continued to run away with the game in the second half to claim a 17.22 (124) to 8.6 (53) win. Will Collis booted four majors, while Cosimo Anagnostou and Adam Giobbi were sublime. Rowville was ruthless against Montrose at Seebeck Oval, roaring to a 103-point win, 19.18 (132) to 3.11 (29). The Hawks were a class above as Riley D'Arcy and Jackson Anderson (four goals each) ran riot. MORNINGTON PENINSULA NEPEAN ROUND 16 A barnstorming five goal final term resulted in a draw between Chelsea and Pearcedale on Saturday, with the Panthers fighting back from a 25-point three quarter time deficit. Looking down and out in the eventual 13.12 (90) to 13.12 (90) result, the Panthers were on fire in the final term and just ran out of time. Snaring five goals, Travis Bravo was the star of the day, while midfield star Luke Dalmau was once again prominent as he builds into some electric form. Down at Glover Reserve, Devon Meadows were too strong for the struggling Crib Point, 15.18 (108) to 10.8 (68). Kicking six unanswered goals in the first term, the Panthers were never seriously challenged but the Magpies showed some fight to actually even up the final three quarters. The Panthers were well served by Michael Theodoridis, who kicked his third successive five goal haul, while Troy Aust was superb. SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIVISION 2 - ROUND 15 The Doveton Eagles suffered just their second loss of the season. Doveton led by two points at the final change against Highett, but were overrun in the final term, falling 13.7 (85) to 10.14 (74). Michael Callinan and Cameron Carmody were best for the Eagles. Keysborough fought out a tough 15-point win against Hampton, 11.10 (76) to 8.13 (61). Chris Bryan (seven goals) was electric up forward. DIVISION 3 - ROUND 14 Endeavour Hills proved far too good for Hallam at home. The Falcons held the Hawks scoreless in the opening term and went on to claim a 13.21 (99) to 3.4 (22) win. Nick Gay was impressive for Endeavour Hills, while Rory McIvor was best for Hallam. Hampton Park was made to work in its win over Black Rock, eventually running out 9.12 (66) to 6.8 (44) winners. Shannon Henwood was stellar for the Redbacks and Justin Hill scored four goals. Heatherton was never troubled against South Yarra at home, winning 18.18 (126) to 6.7 (43). Heatherton's David White (seven goals) and Reagan Maddaford were in fine form. Springvale Districts held a 40-point advantage at quarter time against Ashwood and claimed a cruisy win, 15.15 (105) to 5.3 (33).
Endeavour Hills' Daniel Bartley snaps around the corner during his side's demolition of Hallam. Lachlan Morrey was superb. DIVISION 4 - ROUND 15 Lyndale dominated Moorabbin from the outset to claim a 101-point win, 22.22 (154) to 7.11 (53). Trent Day (six goals) and Bradley Edwards led the Pumas. Sandown was no match for Lyndhurst at home. The Cobras were never in the contest as the Lightning powered to a 15.17 (107) to 5.3 (33) win. Lyndhurst's Jeremy Jakupi (seven goals) was dominant up forward, while Jason Twite (three goals) was also superb. Josh Hurford and Brenton Walker battled valiantly for Sandown. Dandenong simply had no answers for a rampaging Frankston Dolphins side at Overport Park. The Dolphins did as they pleased and recorded a 20.17 (137) to 4.3 (27) win. Ben Khongbut and Scott Moody were best for the Redlegs. Carrum Patterson Lakes fell in an enthralling contest at home against Cerberus. With scores level at the final break, Cerberus stormed home to run out 15.14 (104) to 13.2 (80) winners. Douglas Watterson and Jonathan Hawes were dynamic for Carrum Patterson Lakes. VAFA DIVISION 2 - ROUND 15 St John's claimed their second win on the trot, and their fourth of the season, with a nailbiting win over Bulleen Templestowe AFC at Thomas Carroll Reserve. In a close battle all day, St John's led by 10 points at the final break and completed the job with a 14.15 (99) to 13.10 (88) win. Rohan Scott and Joshua Mourant (four goals each) powered the forward line, while Brendan Ash was pivotal in the clinches.
Nick Gay and Chris Webber celebrate a goal during Endeavour Hills' win over Hallam. 183397 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS
Eight on the trot for the red-hot Stingrays By Hayley Wildes
Jai Taylor was superb in Dandenong's win over Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS Calder. 181553 cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au
The Dandenong Stingrays just keep winning. This week, taking on the Calder Cannons at RAMS Arena, both teams had to deal with the typical windy conditions at Craigieburn and it was Dandenong which came out on top for its eighth win in a row. The opening quarter was a tough slog as both teams struggled to attack cleanly in the breezy conditions. Dandenong's defence stood up as Calder kicked with the wind and just a five-point quarter time deficit was a win for the Rays. With the aid of the wind, Dandenong scored three goals to zero in the second term as Finlay Bayne, captain Campbell Hustwaite and Bailey Williams got heavily involved. Williams' two first half goals were worth their weight in gold in the harsh conditions. The Rays took a 4.6 (30) to 2.3 (15) lead into the main break.
The third quarter was one that typified the Rays in 2018. Tough and uncompromising and despite being outscored three goals to one, Dandenong once again ensured the damage was as little as possible. Lachlan Young, Sam Fletcher and Jai Taylor were putting in a mountain of work - all three playing a major role in the Rays owning a onepoint lead at the final break. While the third term set up the win, the fourth was when Dandenong ran away with the four points. After a back-and-forth opening seven minutes of play, the Rays quickly slammed on two goals in a minute - courtesy of Jai Taylor and Jamie Plumridge - to jump out to a 16-point lead. Calder replied with a major, trimming the lead to 10 points, but then the floodgates opened for Dandenong. In a ruthless five minute patch of football, the Rays scored four goals as Jake Frawley, Jai Taylor, Finlay Bayne and Jamie Plumridge put
the game to bed. A late goal to Jaxon Stuart gave the Rays a 40-point win, 12.10 (82) to 6.6 (42). Finlay Bayne and Campbell Hustwaite were impressive all day as they roamed through the midfield, while Bailey Williams put in another eye-catching display. For all the star power the Rays possess, it is their ability to get an even contribution across the board that has catapulted them to top spot on the ladder with an incredible 12-1 record, currently riding an eight-game winning streak. Dandenong hasn't just been winning games over that stretch either - the side has been tearing opponents to shreds. An average winning margin of 56 points highlights the domination the Rays have enjoyed. They'll be looking to stretch their winning streak to nine games when they take on the Northern Knights at Preston City Oval on Saturday afternoon. Thursday, 2 August, 2018
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