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The owner of Pakenham's Donutopia cafe has spoken out against the region's frightening spate of crime after his store was robbed by balaclava-clad thugs on Sunday night. Young cashiers were left "shaken" and "panicked" after they were intimidated by a teenage gang - reportedly armed with a crowbar. Six males, described as being of African appearance, also reportedly targeted the neighbouring Dominos' restaurant, on the Princes Highway. According to Manny Aslami, who runs the store, one of his teenage employees was too terrified to return to work the following day. "One of the poor girls was on her second shift, and she told me she couldn't come in next day - she was just so frightened," he said. "It's a growing concern from community members and the sad part is it's just a minority who are doing this sort of thing. "We had to close early and that costs us money and it upsets customers who come out this way." In a brazen and bizarre act, the offenders reportedly tried to order as many as 50 donuts, four milkshakes and a dozen pies in a purchase totalling more than $200. When it came time to pay, the group produced an assortment of allegedly stolen credit cards. "They had multiple cards, some with women's names and some with very European sounding names - so they were obviously stolen," Mr Aslami said. "All of the cards were declining, because they must have been cancelled. "They said they'd come back and they went
outside to speak to their other mates, retuning with even more cards." When staff raised suspicions with the purchase continually being declined, the offenders became more hostile. "They started intimidating the girls, which was really scary," Mr Aslami added. The offenders reportedly swiped the Eftpos machine from the counter, seizing handfuls of stock, before fleeing the store and across the highway, triggering alarms at Pakenham Consolidated School. It comes just 48 hours after a gang of six thugs held a 29-year-old man at gunpoint during a terrifying carjacking near Pakenham's central shopping district. Li Martin - who was supervising the store on the Sunday night - suspects the thugs may have struck when they saw two young girls behind the counter. "It seems they were trying their luck with the junior staff members on," she said. "From the second they walked in it was clear they were up to no good. "They were hooded up, wearing balaclavas and gloves and one had a rod or a crowbar sticking out the back of his pants." Ms Martin said it was particularly saddening, given the store's aim to nurture a familyfriendly environment. "It's tarnishing for a nice family store, which is a safe zone for all children," she said. "People see this and they become scared." After the offenders attempted a similar feat inside Dominos, staff reviewed CCTV footage. They discovered the offenders were attempting to manually enter numbers into the Eftpos machine to trigger a fraudulent refund. Anyone with information should contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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Community backs farmers By Jessica Anstice Want to make a difference, and help the drought affected farmers in NSW? The Crazy for Ewes group will be leaving for Dubbo to deliver much needed stockfeed for farmers crippled by drought. "Metro Quarry Group has donated a truck and semi-trailer and we are taking the trailer full of stockfeed to Aussie Helpers in Dubbo," group member Janie Stace said. "We also have another truck full of stockfeed that will be going to Gunnedah Aussie Helpers. There will be close to 40 tons of stockfeed in the trailer." Ms Stace said donating is important not only to help the farmers in need but to let them know people care about them. "We are doing everything we can to help them," she said. "The farmers in the drought area have no feed and no money so what we're doing is supplying them with some stockfeed and some money. "Ever since it was blown up in the media, everyone wants to pitch in and help out. That's why we started Crazy for Ewes." In conjunction with Crazy for Ewes, Pakenham Produce will be hosting a special day on Saturday, 11 August from 9am until 2pm to raise money for the drought relief. The community event will include a sausage sizzle, Barn Buddies, face painting, fairy floss and more. "All proceeds will go to donating stockfeed. Pakenham Produce has an in instore account for donations," she said. "The event is all about people chipping in and helping. We want to let the farmers know that we have their backs and that we are thinking of them. "If there's a way we can help, we will." Ms Stace and her partner will drive the feed up to Dubbo on 25 August. Half the proceeds from the Parklea Pak-
Crazy for Ewes Chloe Campbell and Rachael with bags of feed for sale for the farmers in need. 183804 enham Agricultural and Horticultural Horse Show raffle will go towards the relief. "The Pakenham Show in an agricultural and horticultural show and supporting the farmers is important as they keep the show going," president Geoff Young said. "So why not support them the best we can by donating food and money to get them back on their feet. "The raffle is well and truly underway and
people have come on board with donating prizes and money for the drive to Dubbo." Raffle tickets will be available for purchase at Pakenham Produce on Saturday and drawn on Saturday, 25 August. "If we don't help out, there will be no produce for the people to buy," he said. "It will be every expensive and we will end up like a European nation where everything is dear. "The money will go towards the feed for the
animals including cattle, sheep, farm dogs and farm pets." Mr Young said everyone should get behind any cause that helps the farmers because they'll repay you when times are good. A group of local businesses in the Berwick area through Rural Aid Initiative of Buy a Bale have put together donations totalling $9500 in order to supply and buy a semi-trailer load of hay for the Western Victoria fire affected farmers.
Mother depends on children By Jessica Anstice
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Calling emergency services to help their mother is the 'norm' for five year old Aoife and her two year old sister Kiera. Berwick's Lindsey Forsyth was diagnosed with a debilitating condition called Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) and Neurally Mediated Hypotension. Three years ago she was a special needs teacher, could run 10km and regularly participated in the Berwick Springs Park Run. Now she can barely function independently. "I can't shower without help and some days I need help after going to the toilet," she said. "Some days I can just about manage to get my two girls dressed and out for school run. "Before January I relied on Aoife to contact 000 if I was unconscious. Now she is in Prep we have an SOS medical alert button that we have taught her two year old sister to press." The alert button sends an alert to Ms For-
syth's husband, Paul Forsyth. During her second pregnancy at 30 weeks, she collapsed and was told that she would have to finish work early. Her cardiologist and obstetrician believed that the cause of the collapse was due to the pressure of pregnancy and would alleviate once the baby arrived. That wasn't the case. The symptoms did not alleviate and have continued to worsen over the last 18 months with Ms Forsyth unable to return to work. In November 2017 she collapsed at home while Mr Forsyth was at work. Aoife and Kiera were at home with her and Aoife called an ambulance. She performed CPR as her mother's heart had stopped. This is what the children have witnessed many times in the last 12 months. "My girls are very calm and know what to do when it happens and sadly this has become their normal," Ms Forsyth said. "It is good that they don't realise the enormity of the situation but makes me sad that they have
Lindsay Forsyth was diagnosed with a debilitating condition called Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) and Neurally Mediated Hypotension. Pictured from left, Paul, Aofie, Lindsey and Kiera Forsyth. Ms Forsyth has been assessed for a medical alert dog and is hoping to meet with the trainer soon. The family is raising funds as they believe medically they are at the end of the line. To donate, visit https://www.gofundme.com/ medical-alert-dog-amp-pots-treatment.
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Des and Marie Yapp of Narre Warren South are objecting to a proposed church to be built near Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS their property. 183363
Holy hiccup By Brendan Rees Narre Warren South residents in a semi-rural court are objecting to a proposed church to be built due to traffic, noise and other concerns. Casey council has received a planning application, proposing to develop land at Bartok Court in Narre Warren South for the church, including a caretaker’s dwelling and extension to an existing building. The plans propose to operate the church seven days a week and be capable of accommodating 180 people, have a 14 metre bell tower and 54 car parking spaces with three extra parking spaces for the priest and his family - on less than 1.25 acres. It’s not known what type of church is proposed. It would also extend the existing slip lane in the centre of Pound Road to serve both the medical centre at Pound Road and the place of worship, as well as removing nine trees. Des Yapp and his wife Marie who have lived at Bartok Court for over 20 years fear they will lose their privacy with more cars creating “extensive congestion” and an “inevitable overflow” of car parking. “They’ve got to go down this driveway right next to our bedroom window to get to their church - this is once Bartok Court is formed,” he said. He added the bell tower was also “going to be ringing right in our ear.” “We have about 10 objections from people who will be directly impacted by the traffic flow in the court,” Mr Yapp said. “As they come out of the driveway their
lights are going to be pointing straight into the neighbour’s window.” “Unless permanent access has been granted by Casey Council and VicRoads the access and egress to the Medical Centre and the Casey Christian Reformed Church onto Pound Road would also be removed,” he said. Casey Council manager of statutory planning and building services, Duncan Turner said: “The application and concerns from residents will be reported to the Planning Committee Meeting on 14 August 2018 for a decision.” Mr Yapp added there was “one well known councillor” who was “pushing like anything” to get the development signed off: “We think he might have the numbers to do it.” According to Mr Yapp a number of residents along Pound Road had not even been notified by the council about the application. He said if councillors approved the application, they would be “ignoring the very people that that they are supposed to be representing for the sake of cheap votes.” Objectors also believe amplified music from private functions held at the church will “disrupt” the quiet residential area. Another Bartok Court resident, David Thornton said the proposal would “impact the area detrimentally.” “We have invested over $1 million on our land and house, and this will cause the valuations to suffer.”
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Push on for health City of Casey has launched a new program aimed at inspiring, encouraging and breaking down barriers to get more women and girls involved in sport and physical activity called the We Are We Can We Will program. Council kicked off the program with a fitting launch event at Casey Stadium recently, featuring an inspirational presentation from Olympic freestyle swim champion Elka Whalan Graham and a group fitness activity delivered by former Melbourne Vixens netballer, Ashlee Howard. City of Casey Mayor Cr Geoff Ablett said council is committed to improving the health and wellbeing of our community. "Through this campaign, council aims to empower and support more women and girls to get active and get involved in sport and recreation opportunities in the local community," he said. "While it's widely known that being active is important for our physical and mental health, research shows that females of all ages gener-
ally have lower physical activity participation rates than males. "Female participation through sporting or recreational clubs is lower and women and girls generally experience more barriers preventing them from being as physically active. "As we roll-out this program initially over the next 12 months, council hopes to inspire, boost confidence, reduce stigma and stereotypes and address barriers to participation to support more women and girls to get active." Through We Are We Can We Will, council will be sharing the stories of local campaign ambassadors who are involved in sport and active recreation in a range of ways, promoting a variety of local sport and recreation opportunities that exist across Casey and providing learning and development opportunities that increase the skills of women and girls enabling greater involvement across all aspects of the sector. They will also be hosting a summit that will bring together women and girls from across
Casey to take part in workshops, roundtables, practical sessions and panel sessions. The first education workshop, Introduction to Sports Coaching Principles and Practice, is on Wednesday 25 July at 6.30pm at Olive Road Sports Complex, 2-81 Frawley Road, Eumemmering. This free workshop is targeted at women and girls aged 16 and over who are involved in coaching junior players, who would like to know more about the fundamentals of good coaching practice. Topics covered will include how to plan motivating and fun sessions, coaching styles, giving feedback, how to structure practice and approaches to organising sessions. For further details on how to register, as well as a range of sport and active recreation opportunities in Casey, visit www.casey.vic. gov.au/womeninsport.
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Donaldson Martin Real Estate in Narre Warren has won the 2018 Australian Achiever Award for Australia's Real Estate Services category. Now in their 21st year, the Australian Achiever Awards are an independent, unbiased award system based on assessment ratings from companies' own clients. The award focuses on seven criteria categories including time related service, addressing clients' needs, care and attention, value, attitude, communication and overall perception. The criteria are rated individually in percentage terms and the final score is an amal-
gam of these. Anything above 80 percent overall is regarded as exceptional and reflects outstanding customer service. Donaldson Martin and Co achieved a 100 percent overall score for customer service and relations, topping all of Australian real estate services businesses. The award proves Donaldson Martin and Co Pty Ltd delivers on the promise of customer satisfaction. "We highly rate old school values and the importance of looking after our clients," owner Les Donaldson said.
"We're a pretty unique little company and at all times we strive to show care and compassion for people and treat them with courtesy and manners. "Hundreds of agents entered and it was a complete surprise but we are accustomed to having very high marks." The company was established by Mr Donaldson in 1977. The family operated business offers many years of real estate experience in residential sales, auctioneering and property management. Built on traditional family values and community involvement, the business is well known and respected in the community.
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I have lived in Cranbourne for over 50 years, since it was a little country town with dirt roads and no litter. I was honoured to be awarded an Australia Day Citizen of the year in 2004 for many years of community service, I am saddened and disgusted at the amount of litter I see every day when I walk. I pick up what I can, especially plastic bags and glass. I think we need a campaign to clean up Cranbourne and Casey, and have a few thoughts. Lobby our politicians to vote for the CDS on Wednesday. Stop charging residents exorbitant tip fees - we pay so much in rates that we should get free tip passes maybe three or times a year. Why would I pay $100 to dump my rubbish legally when I can dump it illegally for nothing? Council need to employ more bylaws officers to patrol, pick up litter and fine litterers. Shopping centres need to take responsibility for the car parks and surrounds - they make squillions and could afford to employ people to clean up. We need to turn our mentality around and dob in/confront litterers. Use SnapSendSolve to let council know of dumping, abandoned trolleys, etc. We need to ensue kids from kinder on understand what littering does to our planet. I used to be PROUD to live in Cranbourne, now I am angry and sad. Sandra Roach, Cranbourne
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Thumbs Up Not good work but GREAT work... BK 2 Basics Melbourne provide food hampers twice a week for the local community. Also starting soon will be a community feeding program in Hampton Park, once a week, providing hot meals for homeless or those who are finding things a bit tough! They also do outreach with the homeless every Sunday in the city providing hygiene packs,warm clothes,blankets,snack packs and much more! Just today they have put a call out for donations to help the families involved in the tragedies that have occurred in The City of Casey over the last few days!! Donations are pouring in but can always use more. Donations of Vouchers (not cash) for Supermarkets to help with kids school lunches etc Toys,clothes,bedding etc are needed. Please make contact with BK 2 Basics Melbourne if you'd like to offer any assistance.
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What's happening with the cinema that was meant to be built on Grant St? Seems like it's not going ahead?
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On 6 August the Cranbourne Star News Facebook paged shared a story about linking Cranbourne and Pakenham train commuters to the airport safer and sooner. Here is how some readers reacted online: Nicole Fulham: It would be nice if they provided us a reliable service first. Current works affecting the Pakenham line somehow means the Cranbourne line should also experience the pain René RaveLights: Train service is rubbish at present. Late, congested, unclean... Kelly Preer: About time. Katie Walker: Yay, about time we were put first. Teresa Adams: Yes it is about time. Maz Drinkwater: Via Sunshine as it has the least stops... Still no thanks. Jodi Cameron: Yay! So needed! pakenhamnews.starcommunity.com.au
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Local artist Sonyta Trahan was selected to take part in A Taste of Tamworth at Bunjil Place in Narre Warren on Friday night, August 3.
Sonyta’s star on the rise By Jessica Anstice Hampton Park's Sonyta Trahar was selected by Taste of Tamworth as the winner for the emerging artist spot for their Friday night, 3 August show at Bunjil Place in Narre Warren. The 23 year old started writing songs when she was 13. She's had some great success in both singing and song writing, having won many awards. In 2009 she decided to concentrate more on country, and brought her first guitar and started to teach herself to play, and then was
fortunate enough in 2015 to be chosen to participate in the senior Academy of Country Music in Tamworth. She now performs around the City of Casey as much as possible and teaches music, dance and drama at the Songbird School of Performing arts in Pakenham. The Taste of Tamworth tour provides the perfect opportunity for some emerging acts to get the chance to be part of a big show. Emerging artists from the Narre Warren area were invited to submit a song, picture and blurb about themselves for the chance to be included in the show for a song.
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South-eastern Aboriginal communities came together to create Too-roo-dun - a unique family exhibition celebrating the Bunyip at Bunjil Place Studio on Saturday 4 August. Visitors witnessed a re-imagining of bunyips and their homes with a contemporary interpretation of cultural stories surrounding inner demons and monsters. Too-roo-dun is a Boonwurrung word for bunyip, which is a word from the Wathawurrung language. Sometimes quirky and playful, these creatures are made up of kelp, oaten hay, paper bark, alpaca wool, feathers, fibre, seeds, teeth, bones, as well as a combination of traditional and contemporary materials, such as chicken wire, plastic bones, linoleum tiles, and even a re-purposed outdoor umbrella stand. Behind these stories were seven Aboriginal organisations including Winja Ulupna, Healesville Indigenous Community Services Association, Bunjilwarra, Mullum Mullum Aboriginal Cooperative, Willum Warrain, CaseyElders Yarn & Art Group and Baluk Arts. The exhibition will run until Thursday 16 August. See the Bujil Place website for more details.
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Find your Plan B now to avoid major disruptions to the Cranbourne and Pakenham line. Rethink your travel plans and allow extra time. As part of high capacity signalling works, buses will replace trains on sections of the Cranbourne and Pakenham line from Saturday 4 August until Tuesday 14 August. You must find alternatives if your usual journey is impacted. To find out if you need to change your travel plans, visit bigbuild.vic.gov.au
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100 days smarter By Jessica Anstice BERWICK Lodge Primary School Prep students celebrated 100 days of schooling with a special dress up day on Friday, 3 August. Students dressed up as centenarians and a special celebratory parade was held in the school's gymnasium. Many parents and members of the school community came along to the parade to rec-
ognise the important milestone. "It is a celebration of the students learning. It's a busy say but they love it," Prep teacher Jacqui Quelch said. "All the students brought in their 100 Days of School projects and enjoyed a party at the end of day." The rest of the day was spent completing fun activities in classrooms.
Berwick Lodge Primary School students Luke and Cade enjoyed their 100 days of Prep.
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Preps at Berwick Primary School celebrated their milestone 100 days of school yesterday (Wednesday). In honour of the momentous occasion, the children dressed as students from 100 years ago and as people who are 100 years old. The students had the opportunity to show off their costumes in a special parade. They played old fashioned games in the afternoon such as hula hoops, quoits, bowling and elastics and to finish off their special day they participated in arts and craft activities in
the classroom. "I liked playing with the hula hoops beca use I could do it around my neck," Prep student Chase said. Prep student Darren said his favourite part of the day was playing the different games and Scarlett's favourite part was the party and eating the yummy food. Student Audrey said, "I loved getting dressed up as an olden days princess." Methuki enjoyed making her costume with her mum. She made a dress, an apron and a bonnet.
Back from left, Berwick Primary School students Lehan and Esme, and front Lucy, Balin and Olivia, celebrated 100 days of Prep last week. 183526 8 STAR NEWS
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Injuries on all sides in violent arrest By Cam Lucadou-Wells A police officer has broken his hand while punching a drunken and resisting 54-year-old man during an arrest outside a Casey home, a court has heard. Responding to a callout for help, two Narre Warren police officers questioned the "visibly distressed" man on the footpath just after midnight on 27 September. The man swore and yelled while unsteady on his feet, became aggressive and tried to headbutt one of the officers, police prosecutor Leading Senior Constable Glenn Horman told Dandenong Magistrates' Court on 6 August. Police deployed OC foam in an attempt to subdue and handcuff the man, but the spray had no effect on him, Lead Sen Const Horman said. The man swung his free arm at police, prompting an officer to strike him to the right side of his head. Police then cuffed both the man's arms and gained control, the court heard. The officer required surgery and 12 months off work due to his broken hand. The other officer required treatment for exposure to the OC spray. A defence lawyer said the accused had been on painkillers, suffering headaches and loss of hearing since the punch. The offences were serious, but the injuries
were "punitive in themselves". The man's partner had called police on the night for help due to the man "essentially selfharming", the lawyer said. He had made similar efforts using a knife the week earlier, the court heard. Due to a psychological breakdown and his alcohol intake, the man was "confused" and "disoriented" at the time. The accused had since realised that the police were "only there to help him," the lawyer said. He was still being treated for a long history of depression and anxiety, since losing his fortune in a restaurant and investment properties. Since then, he had been applying for factory work. The man had a prior offence of resisting police, though his lawyer said that incident wasn't a violent one. Magistrate Jack Vandersteen said the defence case had a "ring of truth", noting there had been no further offending since the incident. He told the man that "topping up with alcohol" was not the way to face his personal issues. The man was put on a 12-month good behaviour bond, requiring the man to continue his medical treatment.
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Plea for bike’s return By Brendan Rees A mother is pleading for the return of her young son's bike, after it was allegedly taken from Cranbourne East Secondary School on Wednesday 1August. Pip Macnamara said had picked up her son Charlie, 12, from school after he fell ill on the afternoon of Wednesday 1 August. Charlie walked to school the next day when he discovered his mountain bike missing from the school's bike shed. "They cut the bike lock off," said Ms Macnamara. "The CCTV shows it was there up until about 10pm and then the cameras have
gone all cloudy from the weather." She said Charlie was devastated when there was no sign of the bike. "He's a twin so they both got one for their birthday in February." The bike is described as a bright blue Progear mountain bike worth about $350. Ms Macnamara said she was told by the school the bike shed was locked overnight. "I didn't realise until I had a proper look but there's a gap between fence and the roof of the shed," she said. Cranbourne police are investigating.
Victoria Police are searching for 28 year old Jessica Beatty. She failed to appear at the Dandenong Magistrates' Court on 3 May for allegedly dealing property suspected of being proceeds of crime and theft of a motor vehicle. Three warrants were issued for her arrest. pakenhamnews.starcommunity.com.au
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Beatty on the run Beatty is known to frequent the Cranbourne, Narre Wareen and Ballarat areas. She is described as 160cm in height, with a medium build, blue eyes, brown hair and a fair complextion.Anyone with information on Beatty's whereabouts is encouraged to contact CrimeStoppers on 1800 333 000. Thursday, 9 August, 2018
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Due to increasingly busy schedules, too often people don't prioritise their teeth. That's why at Pakenham Dental Surgery, the team strives to make it easy for families to be looked after. Dr Alan Zhang and his team have a number of ways in which they achieve this. "Medicare is still running its Child Dental Benefits Scheme for all eligible children between the ages of 2-18 for no gap dental work up to a value of $1000," Dr Zhang said. "Because this scheme wasn't well advertised, many parents still don't know that they have eligible children that qualify for that and are still extremely surprised when we tell them that they qualify. No upfront costs for children's dentistry is just one of the ways we make things easy and pleasant for all the patients involved." Another way Pakenham Dental Surgery likes to make things easy is through the introduction of payment plans for both children and adults. "We always get asked if we offer payment plans and the answer is yes, yes, yes!" Dr Zhang said. "These payment plans are interest-free and only require an initial set-up fee with the third-party company we use. This not only offers more freedom and flexibility for you, but it also means that you don't have to keep putting off that urgent dental treatment because of the
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FOCUS ON ... SENIORS ENJOYING LIFE
Pet haven at Main Street Bear the mastiff cross is something of a star at Pakenham’s Main Street Village. When owners Jenny and David Good take the gentle giant for a walk around the picturesque retirement village, other residents routinely stop to stay hello and give Bear a pat. Bear came to live with the Goods a month ago after they adopted him as a rescue dog. “He is just gorgeous,“ Jenny said. “He can be quite stubborn. If we go for a walk and he decides he doesn’t want to go further he sits down. We have to take treats to bribe him.“ The couple has lived at Main Street Village for 15 months and say it was management’s pet friendly policy that prompted them to move to Pakenham after selling their family home in Ferntree Gully. “We discounted any villages that didn’t have a good pet policy. Main Street was perfect for us. The fact you could replace your pets and the village’s fantastic location. We love it,“ Jenny said. The couple installed a large ’doggie door’ leading to an enclosed patio and David planted grass in the backyard for Bear and his pre-
decessor to enjoy. The couple say they fell in love with Bear as soon as they saw him on the shelter’s website. “He needed a cruciate ligament operation so they were looking for a quiet home for him. What better place than a retirement village,“ said Jenny, giving Bear an affectionate hug. Main Street Village manager Di McKellar said pet ownership provided proven health benefits and Main Street welcomed residents replacing pets. “Pets encourage socialisation and exercise,“ Ms McKellar said, adding that pets can also assist with stress and grief. “One of the first questions I get is ’can we bring a pet?’ “When people relocate to a new home they should be able to bring whatever they want from their past, including their pets.“
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PRIZED POSITION IN PAKENHAM UPPER IN a stunning rural setting, driving through the giant gums of Huxtable Road in Pakenham Upper, you arrive at the sealed Bayard Drive. This modern masterpiece is highly sought and rarely found. Tall timbers greet you at the farm gate and supply shade and privacy for the front paddocks. The striking modern contemporary eight year old residence is located at the end of the sealed circular drive way and welcomes you home after a long day. An unbelievably stunning view at the end of the property is a superb surprise and something we don’t get to enjoy very often. The house offers a universal floor plan and a high-level quality from start to finish. The master suite is perfection and puts most to shame with floor to ceiling windows offering views you will never get tired of spacious in size and displaying walk-in robe and over-sized ensuite with double vanity. The main living area to the home offering style and sophistication and is perfect for all seasons - open all the bi-fold doors and glass louvre windows in summer and have effortless indoor and outdoor entertaining or sit by the gas log fire or the Coonarra wood heater in winter and gaze out to the rolling hills of Gippsland. The deep tones of the Italian inspired kitchen display a two-pac finish, pot draws, walk-in butler’s pantry with sink, a huge amount of storage and secret draw. The kitchen boasts a picture window like no other, and is home to a 900mm oven cooktop and Miele steam oven. All remaining bedrooms are in a separate zone and are a comfortable size with built-in robes, centered around a neutral toned, stone bathroom. Storage has been well thoughtout through the home with ample cupboards and over
sized laundry. Three reverse cycle Daikin refrigerated units offer the home zoned heating and cooling. Outdoors, the paddocks feature quality equestrian fencing, currently being agisted. The property conveniently offers three phase power and huge workman’s barn for all the tradesman to enjoy as well as an oversized double remote garage with internal access. An inspection is the only way to truly capture and experience such a prized Pakenham Upper property. ●
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Attention all tradies & car enthusiasts out there!. It’s time to get the home you always wanted for your family. A house you can grow into and create a lifetime of memories. This beautiful 5 bedroom or 4 + study, two bathroom family home ooes in elegance, style & warmth. This exquisite home provides large master with walk in robe and ensuite, three rooms with built in robes and remaining room with walk in robe, two separate living ones, one with wood re onara heater for the whole family to enjoy in those colder months as well as split system heating/ cooling and evaporative cooling for the warmer months.
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Pakenham 22 Overland Rise
Last Chance of Heritage Paradise. A very rare opportunity has become available to build your dream home in the much sought after Heritage Springs Estate. A generous 1141m2 approx. of vacant land is a blank canvas for you to build your dream home on.
The local Shopping Village with oles Supermarket, Pakenham Springs Learning Hub, Pakenham Springs Primary School and the M1 Freeway are all a stone’s throw away, as well as the many parks and playgrounds, creek’s and bike track. ompare these features to ordinary estates and it’s easy to see why this is such a special place and why it’s described as one of the most liveable estate’s in Melbourne’s East.
FOR SALE PRICE GUIDE $390,000 - $425,000 INSPECT (Photo ID required) CONTACT Phil Wilson 0419 250 525 Dan O’Loughlin 0418 148 157 Barry Plant Pakenham 03 5941 1977
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Investors take note his property has a current 6 month tenancy attached at $70 pw Situated in an established north side area, this two bedroom unit is ust the ticket or a rst home buyer or a brilliant investment opportunity Built only 9 years ago, this sure isnt an opportunity you want to miss out on Both bedrooms have built in robes with the master eaturing a semi ensuite he kitchen eatures stainless steel appliances including gas cook tops & rangehood, electric oven and dishwasher
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With an abundance o natural light throughout the home the amilylounge room adoins the meals area and great sized kitchen with large walk in pantry, 900mm stainless steel appliances, dishwasher and stone bench tops Leading to the outdoor decked patio or great entertaining, this ully enclosed low maintenance yard is yours to enoy Oering 3 generous size bedrooms, master complete with ull ensuite and walk in robe the remaining two rooms oer double sliding wardrobes
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Located on an impressive 658m2 (appro.) corner allotment that has, potential or sub division upon councils approval. his home is asking or your attention. he 3 generous sied bedrooms have built-in robes and ceiling ans, that are located at the end o the home. Spacious amily bathroom including bath tub and shower. Private and low maintenance backyard with garden shed and paved pergola or entertaining all year round.
Located in the prestigious eritage Springs Estate, this unit is perect or irst home buyers, investors and down sies. Inside eatures include an open plan living and kitchen area, stone bench tops, ducted heating, split system air-conditioning and 2 generously sied bedrooms with the master having a WI. rom the kitchen you will be able to lose yoursel at the view that overlooks the estate and prepare meals rom your island bench
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eady to cater or any number, the entertainers kitchen with large pantry and 900 mm stainless-steel appliances looks across the open living, dining room and spacious back yard all set on 723m2 (appro.) with plenty o yard space or the kids to play. A striking statement in contemporary style, this etensive modern masterpiece boasts an innovative loorplan, generous proportions and sensational low-maintenance appeal.
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When first impressions count. Ideal position in Warragul’s increasingly popular Waterford rise estate, this home is all you could ask for. Live life on a grand scale with 4 spacious bedrooms, study and fully sound proof theatre room. uge Master suite offers, oversied walk in robe and ensuite with double vanity and separate toilet. Kitchen features stainless appliances, stone bench tops, feature splash backs and butler’s pantry. Let entertaining be a dream! Bifold doors seamlessly connect indoor and outdoor entertaining creating a spacious alfresco where parties and BBQ’s can be enjoyed. omes of this quality are hard to nd! Do not miss the opportunity to inspect this masterpiece!
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Yarragon 11 Willow Boulevard
ucked away on 1.6 acres (approx.) in the highly sought after Amberley state. Wellappointed open plan kitchen is bound to encourage your master-chef skills. Dining and living areas effortlessly ow around the kitchen one and open-up to the outdoor entertaining area. he other wing of the home offers a second living area with another four large bedrooms all with BIs and a separate study, serviced by the main bathroom. ther highlights are: separate powder room, heating and cooling.
Set in the quiet township of Yarragon, within walking distance to cafés, medical centre and shops, sits this modern 2 bedroom residence with an independent freehold title. Located in a popular over 55’s estate this beautifully designed development delivers space, privacy and convenience. A tranquil rear courtyard that includes a rear pergola to provide an excellent space for modern indoor/outdoor living.
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QUALITY HOME, PERFECT POSITION IN PARK CENTRAL PERFECTLY located in the sought-after Park Central Estate, this beautiful 18 months young home is situated on a huge 512 square metre block on quiet street. Built by the current owners in December 2016, the property boasts 29.30 squares (approx). This property has been designed to perfection with huge alfresco area and perfect lush lawns, ideal for downsizer, first home buyer or family home. You will love walking into this home with a beautiful facade and wide traditional entrance hall. The master bedroom features plantation shutters, its own split system, ceiling fan and is complemented with walk-in robe and full ensuite. The open plan kitchen overlooks the formal dining/living area and includes Caeser stone benchtops, 900mm oven, huge walk in pantry, plenty of cupboard space and stainless-steel appliances. Bedrooms two and three are both carpeted and are serviced by the main bathroom which includes separate bath/ shower and quality fixtures and fittings. Entertainers will enjoy indoor/outdoor living with sliding door access to massive undercover alfresco area and professionally landscaped gardens. Added features of this wonderful property include garden shed, large laundry with WIL, ducted heating, split system cooling, ceiling fans and remote controlled double garage. ●
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 9 Meadows Drive, OFFICER, 3809 Description: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 garage Contact: Liza Hickey 0481 185 038, KR PETERS REAL ESTATE, OFFICER
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With land ranging from 300m2 - 1500m2 we have opportunities for everyone at Mt Pleasant.
› Great recreation
Living at Mt Pleasant promises to be a truly satisfying experience. Combining rural and urban lifestyles, picturesque views, a relaxed vibe and modern amenities, the best of all worlds.
› New town amenities
Only 7 minutes drive to the future Cardinia Urban Growth Precinct in Officer. Providing over 18,000 new job opportunities closer to home.
Create the life you have always wanted, a place to call your own.
› Sporting facilities › New shopping centres
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$620,000 - $650,000
QUALITY UNIT – OLD BERWICK This beautifully presented 3 bedroom unit is situated within walking distance to the Village & Pioneer Park making an ideal home or investment. The unit enjoys direct street frontage, open plan living with polished timber floors throughout the modern kitchen area & the large meals area. The lounge room with carpets and split system is north facing making it light and bright. The master bedroom enjoys the benefits of a FES & ample robe space while the other bedrooms have robe space. A double garage with direct internal access & remote door is ideal while the private courtyard is both low maintenance & practical. This could be the one you’ve been waiting for, inspect with confidence!
Pakenham
8 Teal Place
$550,000 - $590,000
BIG, SPACIOUS & STYLISH!! Set on a 580m2 block is this ripping family home with 4 bedrooms & 3 living zones. Massive master bedroom with WIR + FES. Formal lounge & separate study are at the front of the home. Central kitchen with breakfast bar, pantry, hot plates, dishwasher & oven. Family room complete with ducted heating & split system air conditioning. 2nd, 3rd & 4th bedrooms are generous in size & all with built in robes + quality window coverings. Rumpus room ideal for the kids. Pristine bathroom & central laundry. Double garage with rear access, internal access & remote control. Outdoor entertaining is sorted with dual access. Manicured gardens & quality from front to back. You’ll be impressed here!!
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Pakenham
42 Natanya Drive
$470,000 - $490,000
INVESTORS TAKE NOTE !! There is a strong lease in place at this lovely home, so it is receiving good profits from the rental return. Located near spacious parklands. The home comprises of three bedrooms, full ensuite plus a study. Fantastic bench space in kitchen, gas cooking, electric w/oven. Large separate living area with direct access to paved pitched pergola. Ducted heating plus split system air con. Double garage with direct internal access. Separate side access ideal for boat, caravan or trailer. Only a young home, makes for a great investment.
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Pakenham
31 Tipperary Circuit
$550,000 - $600,000
CLASSY LIVING – NORTHSIDE!! Beautifully presented on the northside is this stylish home, ideal for first home buyer or investor. This pristine home offers 3 bedrooms – master with FES & WIR. Formal living, stunning kitchen with island bench & walk through pantry. Sensational family room & meals area, timber decking perfect for entertaining. Stay warm/cool with ducted heating & split system air con in the family room & master bedroom. Extra wide double garage with internal & rear access. Massive block of 728m2, the property also features off street parking, colorbond roof & solar power. Close to schools, shops, medical services and public transport. All the hard work is done, just move in and enjoy!!
Inspect Saturday 11th August 1:00 - 1:30pm
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Stephen O’Loughlin 0408 591 170
Phil Caswell 0419 882 650
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OFFICER 1 8 To p a l D r i v e Enjoy spacious living in this stylish threebedroom three level apartment. This magnificent home includes high quality finishes and represents the highest level of contemporary living in the heart of the cosmopolitan well-established community of Officer. Floorplan available on request and a depreciation schedule has been completed and may be transferred to investors on request once occupied. CHRISTINE QUARRIE
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PA K E N H A M 33 The Parkway First home buyers, downsizers and savvy Investors take note... Positioned in the much sought-after Lakeside Estate, this home sits on a 503m2 approx. corner block. The garage has rear roller door access to a generous back yard, ideal for relaxation or play, while the corner block offers the potential of side access for additional storage.
FOR SALE $420,000 - $462,000 VIEW Saturday 11th August 12:00pm - 12:30pm
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PA K E N H A M 13 Greenfield Lane Perfectly located across from picturesque park land and close to shops, schools, Cardinia Road rail station and easy freeway access. The home is an absolute standout in this price range.There are 2 big separate living areas and a private alfresco. You get ducted heating and air conditioning and a double garage with internal access.
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PA K E N H A M 77 Belmont Crescent This stunning 2 storey home is located within the sought after GrandVue Estate close to quality schools and the Arena shopping precinct. The location also offers easy access to Cardinia Road train station and M1 access. There is internal access from the double garage. You also get gas ducted heating and 2 split system air conditioners.
FOR SALE $520,000 - $570,000 VIEW Saturday 11th August 12:30pm - 1:00pm
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PA K E N H A M 117 Henry Road Completed in 2012 and sitting on a 404SQM approx. flat block, the Profine design mixes 3 bedrooms with a large open plan kitchen/meals and family area. The double remote garage has rear roller door access.
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PA K E N H A M 18 Wills Avenue Our vendors set out to create something truly special and a home that would inspire all who visit. The big home has 4 bedrooms plus study and features a unique studio room. Those wanting rear access, take a look at the massive 10m x 4.5m second garage with carport behind the electrically operated sliding gate. All this on a massive 858m2 allotment.
FOR SALE $475,000 - $510,000 VIEW Saturday 11th August 11:45am - 12:15pm
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PA K E N H A M 4 Overland Rise Located on a gargantuan 1,415m2 allotment in the highly sought after Heritage Springs Estate, this beautifully built Kialla home is an absolute standout. With 44 squares under roof, everything about this property is big.
FOR SALE $500,000 - $550,000 VIEW Saturday 11th August 11:00am - 11:30am & 1:00pm - 1:30pm
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This immaculate home will suit anyone looking for their first home, investment property, or downsizing. Situated on a great sized block; 25 Creekview avenue will tick all of the boxes. Situated opposite to parklands, close to schools and walking distance to the Edenbrook shopping village. Close proximity to public transport.
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OVER 55S LIVING AT ITS BEST SET in the quiet township of Yarragon, within walking distance to cafes, medical centre and shops, sits this modern two bedroom townhouse. Located just off Rodier Road, this beautifully designed village offers space, privacy and convenience. An abundance of natural light filters into this beautifully appointed home, delivering a functional floor plan including formal lounge, kitchen with adjacent meals area and central bathroom. A tranquil courtyard with rear pergola provides an excellent private retreat for modern indoor/outdoor living. Additional appointments include ducted heating, reverse cycle air conditioning, remote double garage, water tank and a solar panel system. If it’s time to downsize in comfort and style, then this is an opportunity not to be missed. ●
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 11 Willow Boulevard, YARRAGON, VIC 3823 Price: $295,000 - $324,500 Description: 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 2 garage Inspect: Saturday 11 August at 11.15am-11.45am Auction: For Sale Contact: Jeff Dalzotto 0411 601 046 and Melissa Ahearn 0409 183 763, BARRY PLANT DROUIN
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• 5 bedroom modern brick home • Spacious living, timber floors, verandas • Highly productive grazing land • Dams & permanent creek • Korumburra 15 mins, Inverloch 25 mins
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• Permit to build • Excellent fencing & laneway • 2 sets stockyards plus shedding • Carrying capacity 100+ cattle & cut hay & silage • 2 spring fed dams
A home with character in all the right ways and a property you’d dream of with 16 acres of gently undulating paddocks, arena, stables, excellent shedding, spring fed dam and combination of post and rail and electric fencing. A loading race and yards is in place and there is a wood shed, mini orchard, raised vegetable patches, chook shed and more. This house truly feels like home with rustic and country style features yet upmarket, classy and timeless feel. Large spacious rooms throughout with French doors in all the right places and a beautiful outlook from every room. Outdoor entertaining is a pleasure here too! Inspection will not disappoint. Best be quick. Sealed road and just 5 minutes back to the freeway and approx. 50 minutes to Melbourne.
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Stepping into the grand entranceway you are greeted with 11ft ceilings and Victorian cornice with spotted gum floorboards that flow throughout the home. Undercover alfresco, inground concrete solar heated pool, expansive lawn area complete with cubby house. Ducted heating, evaporative cooling, ducted vacuum, cctv with intercom, 5kw solar panels, double car garage, gas fireplace, and plantation shutters.
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Only 3 years old and located in a prestigious estate advantaged by a quiet, family orientated street. Step inside and discover a world of warmth as timber flooring and neutral tones guide you through the homes delightful layout. Gas ducted heating, ceiling fans in bedrooms, remote double garage with internal access. Close to shopping centres, private and public schools, public transport and the Monash Freeway.
24 Daley Court, BEACONSFIELD
4/87 Old Princes Highway, BEACONSFIELD First Home Buyers Take Note! Located in the heart of Beaconsfield, this light and bright unit has the added bonus of being within walking distance to Beaconsfield shopping precinct, café’s, restaurants and public transport - all your lifestyle needs are catered for. Extra features include updated carpets, blinds and a Fujitsu spilt system, lock up single garage, garden shed & a private tidy courtyard at the rear.
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Setting the benchmark in prime, vacant land set in the heart of Beaconsfield Upper, no introduction is needed for this elite St Georges Road locale. Privately set back behind a front entrance with a 38m frontage this rectangular block holds no limitations to create your next dream lifestyle. Connections of power and town water supply are available & storm water runs to the rear of the block via Rosebank Lane.
View Saturday 11-11:30am (Photo ID Required) Contact Kristen Turner 0410 615 228 Lachlan Taylor 0427 058 194
Price $785,000 to $850,000 View Saturday 11-11:30am (Photo ID Required) Contact Kristen Turner 0410 615 228 Sarah James 0419 144 611
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PRIVATE PIECE OF PARADISE NESTLED on a generous 6700 square metre block of gorgeous undulating useable land, this absolutely beautiful four bedroom home is your chance to escape the rat race and enjoy the peace and quiet of country living while still being within 15 minutes of the heart of Pakenham. In this busy world that we live in, having a place to relax and get away from it all can be the difference in finding the balance and wellbeing that we all strive for in an otherwise hectic existence. With four bedrooms, an open plan and spacious kitchen with stainless steel appliances, adjoining dining area, designated living space and multiple outdoor decking areas, this property offers the peace, quiet and comfort that many long for. With these type of lifestyle properties in high demand and very few available, don’t hesitate to contact Banjo on 0438 333 382 to arrange an inspection today. �
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 1355 Pakenham Road, MOUNT BURNETT, VIC 3781 Price: $800,000 to $880,000 Description: 4 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms, 2 garage Inspect: To arrange inspection contact Banjo on 0438 333 382 Contact: Banjo Vincent - 0438 333 382, OBRIEN REAL ESTATE PAKENHAM
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Pakenham 3 Ascot Court
Pakenham 3/47 Henry Street
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$520,000 - $570,000
Suite 2, Level 1, 48 John Street, Pakenham obrienrealestate.com.au Brad Townsend 0458 960 000 Savan Patel 0426 709 631
$340,000 - $375,000
Suite 2, Level 1, 48 John Street, Pakenham obrienrealestate.com.au Brad Townsend 0458 960 000
• 4 spacious bedrooms – master with WIR & ensuite, 2 separate living areas • Open plan kitchen and meals area • Ducted gas heating and evaporative cooling, 3kw Solar power system • Double garage with internal access
Centrally located only a few short minutes’ walk to Pakenham’s main CBD, Market Place Shopping Centre and train station, this stunning unit packs quite the punch and will suit any one looking to down size, invest or get into the market.
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• 3 spacious bedrooms, master with ensuite & walk in robe • Open plan kitchen/dining overlooking outdoor area, generous lounge area • Quality s/s appliances in kitchen • Landscaped front and rear yards
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Set in the heart of one of the fastest growing suburbs in the country and within walking distance to the Main Street shops, the train station and across the road from park lands and the bowling club plus many of Pakenham’s amenities.
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UPGRADERS MAKE THE MOVE By Narelle Coulter UPGRADERS are cashing in on capital gains made from homes in the growth corridor and moving to acerage in Gippsland or closer to the city. Century 21 South Eastern CEO Craig Seymour said only five per cent of people who sell in Pakenham buy a subsequent property within the township. “Ninety per sent of sellers either move closer to the city from whence they originated, or go to acreage near Drouin and Warragul,“ Mr Seymour said. “Pakenham is not a suburb where people sell a smaller home and buy a bigger one.“ He said the story was similar for the owners of units. They too tend to sell and buy closer to the city or move to a more rural location. According to RiskWise Property Research CEO Doron Peleg the cooling housing market has placed upgraders in a good position. He said upgraders “can achieve bigger properties in better locations for a relatively reasonable price, and more importantly, they need a lower amount in order to upgrade, knowing they will enjoy long-term capital growth“. However, to minimise the risk he warned they need to “sell before they buy to ensure they get the right price particularly if they only own a unit“. Mr Seymour said the tightening of lending to both investors and owner occupiers and new deposit regulations for investors had produced a “tough“ market. He said buyer activity in both Pakenham and Officer had slowed from a peak in January and February. “It’s tougher for investors because they now need a minimum 20 per cent deposit. In the early 2000s you could borrow 110 per cent.“ Mr Seymour said only 15 per cent of buyers in the Pakenham market were investors. Overwhelmingly buyers were looking for owner occupied properties. However, he said buyers still viewed
Upgraders are looking to invest in lifestyle properties like 33 Waratah Drive, Warragul, now being sold by Harcourts Warragul. Pakenham and Officer as good value. “To get into the market families are coming here from closer to the city. They want a particular style and type of house that if they were to buy in Ringwood, Bentleigh or Keysborough would start with a one or a two.“ Mr Peleg said population growth would
ensure Melbourne real estate would continue to yield healthy long term capital gains. “As demographer Bernard Salt has predicted the population of Melbourne will pass five million by 2021 and eight million by 2050, and there is an obvious undersupply of properties suitable for families. It’s clear properties prices will
remain steady and offer good long-term capital gains if upgraders act now,” he said. “In addition, the employment market remains steady and this will trigger stronger migration, higher wage growth and stronger demand for housing. Unemployment has significantly improved from 6.5 per cent in April 2017 to 5.1 per cent in May 2018.” ●
COUNCIL PROVIDES TIPS ON TRICKS OF THE BUILDING TRADE THE City of Casey has launched a new online tool designed to support Casey residents during the process of building a new home. In an Australian Council first, Casey’s new ‘Build a House’ platform is equipped with all the tricks of the trade and information about the many steps involved in building a new house. Both new and experienced home builders are encouraged to check out the website, which details the stages of building a home; including understanding your finances, locating land, locking in a builder and getting construction started. Casey mayor Geoff Ablett said that with so many new residents coming to Casey every year, it was important to have tools such as these to ensure residents have everything they need right at their doorstep. “Not only can the build and design of a new home be daunting, but sometimes it’s just as hard to decide where to live depending what your lifestyle requires,” Cr
Learn the tricks of the building trade. Ablett said. “This Casey first initiative provides information that will allow home builders to make a well-informed choice when determining where in Casey they will choose to live, while also providing useful advice on key stages involved in building a home.”
The website lists eight key milestones, including: · Understanding your finances · Your location and lifestyle · Finding your land · Choosing a house · Locking in a builder
· Signing the contract · Under construction · Moving in There are also various checklists that residents can use to ensure they’re on the right track. Cr Ablett said there wasn’t any other tool available to Casey residents that combines the information in the same way as this website. “Council has pooled information from the Government, the building industry and community services to guide a new homebuilder throughout their experience, while also providing relevant information relating to Casey. “You’re not just building a house, you’re building a home. We encourage potential residents to use this new platform to get to know what your local community has to offer and what you can look forward to as a Casey resident.” The Build a House platform can be found at buildahouse.casey.vic.gov.au. ●
CALL TO EASE THE POWER PAIN FOR NEW HOME OWNERS THE Housing Industry Association (HIA) has sent a submission to the Australian Energy Market Commission to express its concern “that builders and owners of newly constructed homes have faced significant delays in getting power provided to site and meters connected,” after the introduction of the Federal Contestable Metering (Power of Choice) legislation last year. Under the new “Power Of Choice” legislation, introduced in December 2017, all new electricity meters installed in new homes must be advanced or ‘smart’. Retailers and metering coordinators (rather than distribution network businesses) are
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now responsible for arranging metering services for their customers. “These new arrangements have seen the typical time for electricity connections to new homes increase from less than two weeks to 16 weeks in some cases, with most now taking around 8 weeks,” said HIA Chief Executive Industry Policy, Kristin Brookfield. “Splitting of duties between the distribution network provider and the retailer has created unnecessary complexity and cost. The process of delivering power to a home now requires up to eight separate steps and eight sets of hands. “We are hearing that new home buyers
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are waiting longer for the power to be connected than the time to build their home. “The dramatic increase in the connection timeframes has seen home builders using portable generators during building work and families relying on them once they move in. “HIA has conservatively estimated that these delays are costing home builders and ultimately the home buying public at least $2,000 per home, but those costs are likely to be higher depending which state you’re in. “This is a nationwide concern with South Australia and Queensland bearing the brunt of the confusion. “We know this is a problem that has escalated to the Federal Government’s com.au
attention and they have requested the Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) make changes addressed in our submission." The change will require electricity retailers to install new electricity meters for customers within a defined timeframe. The proposed period is 6 days. Where these timeframes have not been met there is potential for the retailers/provides to be issued with fines. “HIA urges the AEMC to proceed quickly with the changes so that home builders and new home buyers can get power to site in a practical and timely manner,” concluded Ms Brookfield. ● realestate.starcommunity.com.au
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BE INSPIRED, FEEL THE LOVE CUSTOM designed by Inspired Homes, this lovingly maintained and inviting four bedroom, single level family home offers unparalleled quality throughout set in the prestigious Chase Estate in Berwick. From the moment you enter you will be impressed by the welcoming, peaceful multiple light-filled and open plan living areas. The generous master bedroom with retreat boasts a walk-in robe, full ensuite with jet spa bath and double basins. Three additional bedrooms have built-in robes and have direct access to the bathroom including a jet spa bath and separate powder room. Overlooking the family/meals area and the ambient formal living room is the well-appointed kitchen, which is the central hub of this home. Boasting expansive 40mm Caesar stone bench tops, soft close cabinetry, a plethora of storage, and a walkin pantry this is surely a kitchen that would befit a chef or novice cook alike! Entertain and relax after a long day in the fully enclosed alfresco or rumpus room with friends and family with views of the attractive low maintenance gardens or escape to the theatre room, put your feet up and watch your favorite movie. The choice is all yours. With lots of quality upgrades throughout including high ceilings, quality window furnishings and floor coverings, refrigerated cooling, ducted heating, three phase power, feature gas log fire place, additional powder room, full alarm system, video intercom, motion sensor cameras, the list goes on… Not to forget your own private oasis and the immaculate oversized triple garage with internal and rear yard access. ●
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 29 Saul Avenue, BERWICK, VIC 3806 Description: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 3 garage Price: $870,000 to $957,000 Inspect: As scheduled Contact: Wayne Nelson 0419 343 578 and Michelle Crawford 0431 137 021, OBRIEN REAL ESTATE BERWICK 12395597-SN33-18
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23 Duncan Drive
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33 The Parkway
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13 Greenfield Lane
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11 Viewbright Road
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53 Ryan Road
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47 Riverstone Boulevard
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CRANBOURNE NORTH 47 Chantenay Parade
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7 Mistover Drive
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27 Melissa Way
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Angel to soar at Bunjil Acclaimed as the ‘Angel of Australia’, Mirusia has gained worldwide fame as the soprano soloist with André Rieu and the Johann Strauss Orchestra for over 10 years, performing in front of millions. Mirusia is now forging her own career as a solo artist. Her recent album ‘From the Heart’ and tour of the same name has received outstanding reviews and has touched the hearts of many audiences. Mirusia will bring her magnificent voice to Bunjil Place on Sunday 26 August. Mirusia studied classical voice at the
Queensland Conservatorium in Australia and at the age of 21 was announced as the youngest ever recipient of the prestigious Dame Joan Sutherland Opera Award. After graduation, her career blossomed when she toured the world for 10 years as a featured soloist with the Johann Strauss Orchestra. This much loved orchestra is based in Maastricht, Netherlands and is lead by the acclaimed violinist, André Rieu. The stadium-size concerts have forwarded Mirusia a wonderful opportunity of singing before country leaders,
royalty and millions of fans and all nationalities have marvelled at the clarity, dexterity and the exquisite sound of her voice. Her solo career has flourished with many extensive and successful tours of Australia and internationally and her solo albums always place highly on the Australian Aria Album and DVD chart rankings. “I’m proud to have been there from the start and to see her career take off. After having worked with this incredibly talented young lady I can only wish her all the best in her solo career,“ Andre Rieu said.
Mirusia sings with Andre Rieu.
WHAT’S ON bourne.net.au or call Helen Bell - 0423 623 337.
Final bargain book sale The Friends of Cranbourne Libraries Inc will hold its final book sale after 26 years. Books priced from 50 cents to $5. Saturday 11 August, from 8.30am - 2pm at the Cranbourne Library. 65 Berwick Cranbourne Road, Cranbourne. Enquiries: Helen Cargo Ph. 5998 2333.
Hampton Park Art & Photography Exhibition: Hampton Park Care Group Inc. proudly present an art and photography exhibition and competition. A jazz band on opening night will offer extra pizazz. We will also be having an art workshop for participants to attend. Saturday 11 August 10am - 4pm at Hampton Park Community House, 16-20 Stuart Avenue, Hampton Park. Entry by gold donation.
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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.
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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.
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 u3acran-
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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 Bradley at president@nwfhg.org.au or phone 8787 5558. All visitors are welcome to attend.
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Mixed results for Warriors By Hayley Wildes Big V finals basketball action tipped off at Cardinia Life on Saturday night with a massive double-header for the Pakenham Warriors. The Youth League 1 women - after finishing second on the ladder - earned themselves a home final and a double chance, which they'll need after losing to the Frankston Blues, 69-57. The Warriors were unable to get their offensive game flowing, scoring just 38 points through the first three quarters. The Blues' defence was stifling, forcing the Warriors into an uncharacteristically high amount of turnovers (32), and leading to fastbreak baskets at the other end. Pakenham will be looking to get some more production out of its bench going forward as the Warriors were outscored 35-19 in that facet of the game. Despite the loss, Ellie Coutts (19 points, 8 rebounds, 3 steals) was the game's leading scorer and Sarah Thomson was a constant threat in the low post. It was a very different story for the Youth league 2 men, who took on the Mornington Breakers. The Warriors came out on a mission in the first quarter, leading 10-0 after three minutes of play. Pakenham held a 10-point advantage at the first break and Ned Weideman was in ominous form early with seven points in the first quarter. Tyrone Tonkin was inserted into the game
at the start of the second quarter and immediately caught fire from deep. He hit four triples in a stunning four-minute stretch of play, helping the Warriors to a 45-28 lead at the main break. The Breakers fought back in the second half, but the game was never really in doubt at the Warriors claimed the win, 82-69. Every time Mornington looked like going on a run, Pakenham had the answers as Tom Greer (21 points, 14 rebounds, 4 steals) and Weideman (16 points, 10 rebounds) led the way. Tonkin's three-point party saw him finish with 15 points (five triples) in a standout performance off the bench. Round 2 of the finals will see the Youth League 2 men hit the road to face the Collingwood All Stars on Saturday night with a spot in the grand final up for grabs. The All Stars finished the season in second place with an identical record to Pakenham; 18-6. This game has the potential to be a battle of epic proportions. When these two teams met in Round 17, the Warriors came were victorious in a thriller, 80-79. The Youth League 2 women will seek vengeance at Cardinia Life on Saturday night from 6pm against the Whittlesea Pacers. The Pacers had an impressive Round 1 finals win against Blackburn and will be full of confidence. The two teams met twice during the regular season and Pakenham claimed wins on both occasions, including a massive win at home in Round 11, 83-51.
Sports Trivia Ellie Coutts' fine performance wasn't enough as Pakenham fell to Frankston on Saturday night. Picture: ROB CAREW
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WHICH horse won the 2016 Melbourne Cup?
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WHO was Australia’s first million dollar soccer player?
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WHAT is the former name of the Commonwealth Games?
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WHAT is the maximum possible snooker break?
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WHICH well-known Australian boxing champion was born in France?
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WHICH country has the world’s most golf courses?
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WHAT nationality is rising tennis star Madison Keys?
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HOW many times has London now hosted the Olympic Games?
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WHICH famous Australian boxing brothers took part in over 600 bouts? AGAINST which nation did Australia score 50 points in a rugby international in 1975?
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Daniel O’Halloran is an aspiring local sports journalist who is heavily into his footy, cricket, and tennis. Like anyone with a keen interest in the craft, he loves hearing and reading about other people’s stories. Researched from running a keen eye over Gazette editions of years gone by, this is his quiz: Who are we?
HOW did Doug Walters bring up his century against England at Perth in the 1974-5 series?
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Daniel’s Sports Quiz
WHICH of the four grand slam events constantly eluded Evonne Cawley during her career?
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WHERE were swim greats John and Ilsa Konrads born?
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WHICH Australian was the first racing driver to win the world championship in a car of his own design?
17. Japan 18. The US Open 19. Latvia 20. Jack Brabham 13. The United States 14. American 15. Three 16. The Sands brothers Games 10. 147. 11. Johnny Famechon 12. With a six off the last ball 5. Bernard 6. Rod Laver 7. Almandin 8. Craig Johnston 9. The Empire ANSWERS: 1. David Warner 2. Ice Hockey 3. Sixteen 4. Boxing
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1. Originally from Beaconsfield, I competed in my third Paralympic Games in Beijing in 2008… 2. I took over from Neil Balme at Melbourne after he was sacked midway through the 1997 AFL season, and I also coached the Casey Scorpions in the VFL in 2008… 3. I captained the Hampton Park seniors before a playing and coaching stints at Emerald and Wandin… 4. I edged out Pakenham best and fairest winner Jeremy Everett to claim the ruck spot in the Gazette’s 2008 Casey Cardinia team of the year… 5. I won the VCFL medal as the best player in the 2008 Casey Cardinia senior grand final… Daniel’s ANSWERS 1. Lisa McIntosh 2. Greg Hutchison 3. Josh Taylor 4. Steve Arvanitis 5. Ricky Clark
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By Nick Creely FOOTBALL FEDERATION VICTORIA SOCCER WRAP - ROUND 18 STATE LEAGUE 1 - SOUTH EAST The Casey Comets continued on with the impressive run of State League 1 South East form with a 2-0 win over South Springvale at Comets Stadium on Saturday afternoon. The home side took a handy 1-0 lead into half time, and put the game to bed early in the second half with a strike from Dejan Radojicic, who scored a brace. It continues on a confidence boosting last month after what has been a tough season for the Comets, who now sit with a 5-10 record with only a handful of matches left to play. In other games, Richmond SC defeated Warragul United 4-0 at Kevin Bartlett Reserve. STATE LEAGUE 2 - SOUTH EAST In State League 2 South East action over the weekend, Berwick City knocked off Frankston Pines 1-0 at Jack Thomas Reserve. City took the lead in the 25th minute with Jarod Blackbourn hitting the back of the net, and from there, the home side held firm to take the win. The visitors certainly had their moments in the second half, but a stingy City defence which has leaked just 20 goals in 18 games this season - were too strong in the end. Doveton SC also kept up their winning ways, with the top of the table Doves winning 2-0 against Mazenod Victory at Waratah Reserve. The Doves keep knocking away every challenger in its way, and now sit top of the ladder by a whopping six points. STATE LEAGUE 5 - SOUTH The Casey Panthers defeated Bunyip 3-2 in a highly entertaining affair between the two rivals at Bunyip Recreation Reserve. Both sides came into the round in similar
The Casey Panthers' Ricky Yu looks to evade a Bunyip defender. 183660 Pictures: STEWART CHAMBERS spots on the table, and played a game befitting of their evenness. The Strikers did well to keep pace with the Panthers, but the attacking weapons of Roberto Amorim, skipper Martin Byrnes and Jamie Faithfull - who each scored proved too much to handle. Pakenham lost 3-1 to Rowville Eagles at IYU Recreation Reserve. The Eagles got off to the fast start to be 2-0 up at half time, but United fought back admirably to level out the second half and score through Simon Johnstone-Robertson. In other matches, Drouin Dragons lost 3-0 to White Star Dandenong, Endeavour Hills Fire proved too strong with a 1-0 victory over Chelsea FC at Power Reserve, Aspendale couldn’t beat Old Mentonians in a 3-1 result at Jack Grut Reserve, while Somerville and Lyndale United drew 0-0 at Tyabb Central Recreation Reserve. Knox United had the bye. pakenhamnews.starcommunity.com.au
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Little moments that count By Nick Creely SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE REVIEW - ROUND 14 Saturday was a glimpse. A glimpse into Narre Warren's ability to weather the storm and play a brand of football that holds up in the heat of battle. It was also a glimpse into what will one of the most fascinating finals series in recent memory. The Magpies are now all but sealed as the minor premiers, and the pressure will certainly come in the coming month as they look to turn the tables on last year's grand final loss, but it's a challenge they seem primed for. The anticipated clash between the Magpies and the in-form Cranbourne at Kalora Park was finals like, and in this case, Matt Shinners' side - as they have all year - stood up in the critical moments to find an extra gear when challenged, 12.11 (83) to 7.5 (47). It wasn't a moment that yielded a goal, but young star Ryan Quirk set the tone after his side got off to a slow start after Eagles sharpshooter Marc Holt snared the opening goal of the match. Holt looked dangerous early, and loomed as the match winner, something Shinners had to address. The Eagles were getting their hands on the footy, with Shaun Marusic, Luke Bee-Hugo and Anthony Vella getting plenty of run going, when Quirk bravely went back with the flight of the ball to take a telling mark as the visitors surged forward. It was one of those little moments that seemed to shift the momentum, one of many in a four quarter effort. All of a sudden, the Magpies found a spark, and despite missing some gettable set-shots, eventually broke free to set up a 17-point quarter time lead, looking ominous in attack with their daring ball movement. As has been the case all season, the Magpies didn't waste time; they quickly played on after pakenhamnews.starcommunity.com.au
taking a mark and flicked the ball around with an energy so telling. It was much of the same over the rest of the game, with leaders in Dylan Quirk and Michael Collins beginning to assert themselves, with Quirk in particular producing a brilliant moment by hand in the slippery conditions that resulted in a Nick Scanlon goal in the second term. Despite the best efforts of the likes of Glenn Osborne, Dillan Bass and Brandon Osborne to cope with the amount of ball spilling into their defensive arc, the Eagles were under the pump and couldn't penetrate off half back with Jesse Davies, Zietsman, Ryan Quirk and Col McNamara intercepting everything in their path and bringing the ball back with searing run. The Magpies took a 35-point lead into half time, and booted another three third term goals to snuff out any chance of a comeback, before taking the foot off the pedal slightly but controlling the final term. Running out 36-point winners, Magpies coach Matt Shinners pointed to the learnings taken after losing to the Eagles back in Round 9 at home, in a game he described at the time as one of the best local matches he's seen. "When we lost to them last time at home, the conditions were a little different weather wise," he said. "We had enough of the ball that day to suggest we could have come away and won, so we discussed where we went wrong, and we made sure we didn't get caught in the same trap. "They've got some good outside runners, so we had to look at things differently compared to last time, and it came off which was great." Despite a slow start to the game, Shinners was impressed with his side's ability to control the match against a side that is well and truly in the premiership frame. "We didn't start as good as I wanted, but it's one of those things where the opposition is ready - we tinkered with a couple of things, and it paid dividends for us," he said.
"We managed to control the majority of the game a lot more than I would have thought, to be honest - Cranbourne are a quality side, so I thought we played quite well." Officer, meanwhile, seems finals bound for the first time since 2004. In a virtual elimination final between the Lions and Kangaroos, the pressure was certainly on to see who could grasp the fifth spot on the ladder with both hands, with the visitors running out 11.8 (74) to 7.14 (56). The Kangaroos' recent form has pointed to a side that has clearly earnt a chance at an elimination final come late August, with coach Doug Koop only recently describing the Kangaroos as "the best of the rest". The swirling wind down at Toomuc Reserve made life difficult for both sides, who were struggling to adjust to the conditions. Ultimately, the Kangaroos had enough class on the outside to boot away, kicking five goals to one in the final term to draw clear of Tooradin and Pakenham with two rounds left to play. With two games between the Seagulls in sixth spot, the Kangaroos can now prepare for their first finals series in 14 years, where they will almost certainly meet Leigh McQuillen's Beaconsfield in an elimination final on 26 August. Beaconsfield meanwhile, dominated Doveton from start to finish and enjoying 39 scoring shots to seven to set up a 137-point win, 22.17 (149) to 1.6 (12). With spearhead Nathan Langley back in to the side and arguably the best player in the competition, Scott Meyer expected to be back before finals, the Eagles started to find some run, and more importantly, put it on the scoreboard - something that has been an issue for parts throughout the season. Despite the usual fight by the likes of Doves trio Mitch Cotter, Matt Stapleton and Matthew Boyd, the class and speed of Riley Verbi, Bailey Morrish and the laser like kicking of Jake Bowd was giving coach Daniel Charles serious headaches.
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The Eagles build their lead to 75 at half time, and eventually 99 at the final change, with the home side queuing up to get their chance to hit the scoreboard. Unwilling to let his side simply take the foot off the pedal, momentum coming into next week became key, with the Eagles slamming on a further six unanswered goals in the final term to stretch the margin into triple figures. And Berwick knocked off Tooradin-Dalmore 9.15 (69) to 7.6 (48) at Tooradin Recreation Reserve, in horrible conditions by the Westernport. The Wickers struggled to shake the brave Seagulls, who ultimately didn't have enough class to overcome a side eyeing off back to back premierships. Thursday, 9 August, 2018
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