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Ninja Warrior fuels the BMX bug Shocking weather conditions didn't hold BMX Ninja Warrior Daniel Walker back from attending a ride day with children at the Casey BMX Club.

For more turn to page 5.

From left, Casey BMX riders, Jeremy Ince, Pat Bognar, Cayden Lee, BMX Ninja Warrior Daniel Walker, Alex Ince, Paul Grace, Tyler Whitelaw, Ryan Woodward, Eddie Hinch and Charlie Burgess.

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13 years in jail Thomas Adamson, 27, has been sentenced to jail for 13 years over a crash which killed a mother and daughter in Cranbourne East last year.

The unlicensed, drink driver was travelling at 159km/h before killing Mei-Li Dai, aged 44, and Xinyu Yuan, aged 14, as they were leaving parent teacher interviews at Lighthouse Christian College.

Adamson pleaded guilty to two charges, one of culpable driving causing death and driving whilst disqualified.

On 9 August, 2017, Adamson's vehicle collided with Ms Dai's vehicle on South Gippsland

Highway as Ms Dai was exiting the college.

Ms Dai died instantly and Xinyi died shortly after.

Adamson was taken to the Alfred Hospital.

At the hospital, a blood sample was taken for analysis and a doctor provided a read back BAC reading of between 0.0120 and 0.0165 at the time of the crash.

Earlier that evening, Adamson was working at his parents' house in Devon Meadows before going to Kelly's Hotel in Cranbourne with a friend, where they had a meal, drank beer and played the pokies.

Whilst he was there, he received a phone call from his girlfriend, asking him where he

was. He had moved in with her two week prior.

His girlfriend was angry with him and terminated the call.

The two men travelled back to Adamson's parents' house at around 7pm in Adamson's friends Holden Commodore. Adamson was driving on a disqualified licence.

He argued with his parents about his failure to meet with his girlfriend. His friend left and a short time later, Adamson left in the Holden Commodore alone.

He returned home to find out his girlfriend was not there and he did not have a key to enter.

Adamson decided to continue to drive and return to his parent's house. Travelling towards

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A witness was overtaken by Adamson. The witness described his driving as "erratic".

Ms Dai had just driven out of the main entrance of the college when Adamson's vehicle struck the driver's side of her vehicle which pushed her vehicle off the road for a distance of 49.2 metres, through the wire rope barrier and into a ditch.

Adamson's vehicle continued along the road for 91.7 metres before stopping.

Adamson will serve nine years imprisonment before becoming eligible for parole.

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Casey sporting project supported The City of Casey has welcomed the announcement of funding towards the development of a new sports and recreation reserve to help meet the needs of the growing Cranbourne East and Clyde North communities.

Council applied for funding towards the project through the Victorian Government's Community Sports Infrastructure Fund, and Sports Minister John Eren visited Casey on Wednesday, 12 September to announce a $800,000 contribution towards the project.

The $9.01m project will transform the undeveloped Selandra Active Open Space reserve, located in the Selandra Rise estate, to a districtlevel soccer and cricket facility including: Three full-sized soccer pitches and two cricket ovals Multipurpose community pavilion with six

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change rooms and large community room Sports lighting Cricket nets Playground Shared walking and cycling paths City of Casey Mayor Cr Geoff Ablett thanked the state government for their contribution towards the project, with the council to invest the remaining $8.2m to bring the project to fruition.

"This project will deliver a much-needed, multi-purpose reserve which will help meet the sports and recreational needs of the new and growing communities of Clyde North, Cranbourne East and surrounds," he said.

"The reserve is co-located with Wilandra Rise Primary School and the Selandra Rise

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Family and Children's Centre, and is across the road from St Peter's College, making it a great, accessible location for many local families.

"Council is committed to reducing the gap in infrastructure for high demand sports including soccer and cricket, so our community can be active, healthy and connected. As such, we look forward to bringing this project to life.

"Council thanks the state government for visiting Casey to announce your contribution towards this project, which ensures council, can now get on with delivering it for our residents."

The council has also applied for an additional $1.57m in funding from the state government towards this project through the Growing Suburbs Fund (GSF) to further assist council.

City of Casey mayor Geoff Ablett, Cr Gary Rowe and Sports Minister John Eren at the Selandra Active Open Space funding announcement.

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After three premierships in four years, Berwick are enjoying their most successful era. 185297 Picture: ROB CAREW And as for Kemperman, he couldn't have a dreamt of a start to his senior coaching career - two premierships in two years.

Not only is the former Noble Park champion blessed with an incredible squad, but he's a forward thinker, a modern day coach with an incredible tactical nous.

The foundations are set, and as the club embarks on a new era in AFL Outer East, it seems the Wickers show no signs of slowing down.

Turn to sport for more about a golden day for the Wickers in the final ever grand final of the South East Football Netball League.

Horror commute on Thompsons Road

By Jessica Anstice It seems like everyone has their own horror story when it comes to traffic congestion on Thompsons Road in Cranbourne.

"Travel time became that long that I've stopped using Thompsons Road all together other than to get on the South Gippsland Highway," Cranbourne resident Michael Pitts said.

"You would spend at least 30 minutes at the roundabout 2.5-3 years ago; I would hate to know what it is now.

"The most frustrating part is that the road could have been updated and duplicated 20 years ago and it has needed it for at least ten years now but they're only just doing it now."

Mr Pitts said the congestion issue can't be fixed with the widening of one road.

"All roads that run that direction for example Hall Road and South Gippsland Highway need to be upgraded," he said.

Cranbourne resident Marzhyie Limos Sheridan said, "I just want to share my frustrations every morning going to work and every afternoon going back home.

"It is ridiculous. The government should have anticipated the volume of the traffic beforehand instead of releasing permits to the land developers.

"Population is growing and constructions getting bigger. But roads for people are becoming smaller."

It takes Ms Limos Sheridan around 55-90

minutes during rush hour and 30-45 minutes at regular times.

"The construction needs to be finished as soon as possible," she said.

"Rerouting to other traffic like Hall Road doesn't really help as the volume of traffic from Cranbourne, Clyde, Clyde North, South Gippsland is so huge that the roads cannot contain anymore.

"The main cause is small roads for expanding, developing estates and traffic lights would help instead of roundabouts."

For Cranbourne resident Andrew Pispek, it takes 30-40 minutes to get from home to work in peak hour, when he only lives 12km away.

"What frustrates me the most are the delays; they are unnecessary. They have removed the level crossing and then they're adding two sets of traffic lights," Mr Pispek said.

"In general they need to widen Thompsons Road to at least three lanes each way."

Mr Pispek said the intersection at Western-

port Highway needs to have an overpass and not traffic lights.

"Councils and governments need to plan better. We have all these new estates popping up everywhere but our infrastructure is still in the last century," he said.

"The way roads are done is such a waste of money." Construction of the Thompsons Road Upgrade started in early 2017.

Works include duplicating a 10.7km stretch of Thompsons Road between DandenongFrankston Road and Berwick-Cranbourne Road and removing the level crossing near Merinda Park Station by constructing two bridges over the Cranbourne rail line, with three lanes in each direction and shared use walking and cycling paths.

"My work has me travelling all over Melbourne so it's bad everywhere to be honest, but in our local area, it's especially bad," Cranbourne East resident Chris Barnes said.

"We have a factory in Cranbourne West and it takes anywhere up to 20-25 minutes to just get across Cranbourne.

"I understand the works on Thompson's Road impacting on travel times but there is no way to avoid using Thompson Road to get there."

Mr Barnes said it's just not Thompson Road - its all roads around the area.

"Politicians and council love that Casey is the fastest growing area in Australia, yet the infrastructure has not kept pace," he said.

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An ice user who embarked on a month's spree of armed robberies in the South East has been jailed.

Christopher Randell, 31, pleaded guilty to five armed robberies and two attempted armed robberies in July and August last year.

Often wearing a dark hoodie and sunglasses, Randell wielded a blade, such as either a tomahawk, box-cutter knife or black-handled kitchen knife, the County Court of Victoria heard.

The robberies occurred at so-called "soft targets" - Subway restaurants at Berwick and Hallam, tobacco shops at Cranbourne and Hallam, a newsagency at Pearcedale, a toy store at Ferntree Gully and a video outlet at Beaconsfield.

During each hold-up, Randell demanded and took cash ranging from several hundred dollars to about $1520.

On two occasions, attendants yelled for help and he fled without money.

He was arrested after police identified his father's registered vehicle at one of the robberies.

During sentencing on 19 September, Judge Julie Condon noted that Randell claimed that he had been trying to repay a drug debt.

He was feeding a $300-a-day 'ice' habit at the time, the court heard.

After the final attempted robbery, Randell attempted suicide and was admitted as an involuntary mental-health patient at Casey Hospital.

He had a "rather complex" psychiatric history - including a diagnosed serious mood disorder, schizophrenia and psychotic episodes, Judge Condon noted.

Since 21 August, 2017, he had been isolated in a prison's protective unit due to disputes with other prisoners, the court heard.

His lengthy criminal history included several jail stints for armed robberies over the past decade, as well as robbery, burglary and assault.

"For much of your adult life, you have been incarcerated," Judge Condon said.

Last year's "serious and persistent" armed robberies occurred six months after Randell completed a parole period, she noted.

There was a "traumatic" impact on the victims, including a terrified mother and daughter at work.

Another described being unable to sleep, recurring nightmares and extreme anxiety. She no longer enjoyed social activities, and being overcome by anger, sadness and despair.

Judge Condon noted Randell's early guilty plea, stated remorse, his family's support on release and that he'd find prison more onerous because of his mental illness.

Randell was jailed for up to five years, four months - including 411 days in pre-sentence custody.

His non-parole period extends for three years, five months.

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Berwick's intensity from the opening bounce until the final siren simply can't be matched.

Their premiership victory against Narre Warren on Saturday - giving the club back-toback flags for just the second time in club history - was intense, finals footy laced with the right amount of class.

After a third premiership in four years, the word 'dynasty' is deservingly being bandied around, and for good reason.

The club has a stranglehold over the southeast region - they're relentless, driven by success and are always chasing their next challenge. It's the cornerstone of all successful sporting clubs.

While the weather may have been arctic in their 51-point win over Narre Warren, the Wickers put in a magical performance befitting of a champion team in the midst of a golden era.

From the superstar Travis Tuck, who came to the club with a high expectation that has now culminated with a best on ground medal in a grand final, to their champion skipper Madi Andrews, dynamic forward Harry Money, gun midfielder Bryce Rutherford and reliable defenders Jo West and Michael Riseley, the Wickers possess remarkable star power.

"We pride ourselves on our relentless approach," Berwick coach Stewart Kemperman said in the aftermath of another premiership win.

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Enjoy a great night out Have a great night out and help the community at the same time. That’s the premise of the Casey Cardinia Foundation’s annual charity dinner, to be held this year on Friday 12 October at the Cardinia Cultural Centre.

Renowned as one of the region’s best nights out, the charity dinner this year features the amazing Baker Boys band. Foundation chairman Paul Thomas expects this year’s dinner to be another great night.

“Guests enjoy an evening of great live entertainment, while making a difference to the community at the same time,” Mr Thomas said.

“Their support helps the Casey Cardinia Foundation reduce the community’s disadvantage, poverty, distress and growth challenges.”

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Ninja Warrior revs it up

By Jessica Anstice Nothing stopped BMX Ninja Warrior Daniel Walker from attending the Casey BMX Club in rain and hail to meet the members and ride with the children on Saturday, 15 September.

The interschool cycling event was cancelled due to inclement weather but there was no way he was going to disappoint the locals.

Ninja Warrior is a Channel 9 program that showcases top athletes, wrestlers and amateurs completing a physically demanding challenge.

"I came to the event because I love to give back to the BMX community who have supported me immensely over my ninja warrior experience," Mr Walker said.

"I love everything about BMX, the feeling, the experiences, the thrill and especially the community; it is very similar to being a Ninja Warrior which is probably why I slide well into the ninja world. "The Ninja community is so inviting and encouraging and it's such a self-motivated sport just like BMX." Mr Walker said he couldn't encourage children and parents enough to give BMX a go enough. "It's an amazing community with so much room for growth and experiences beyond your wildest dreams," he said.

14 brave riders faced the conditions on the day and tried their luck against Mr Walker.

"It was a fabulous event where we raced four races and then had a signing and meet and greet with the BMX Ninja Warrior who had donated his time to hanging with club members," club president Adrian Bognar said. It was a huge day for the club with with Strictly BMX donating six brand new race bikes to the club so that people can come and join in even if they cannot afford a bike. Strictly BMX also donated a 2019 Chase race bike for the first prize in the trivia night raffle.

Mr Walker donated two auction items for the club's very first trivia night to be held on Sunday, 23 September at The Amazing Grace in Cranbourne.

From left, Casey BMX riders, Jeremy Ince, Pat Bognar, Cayden Lee, Daniel Walker BMX Ninja, Alex Ince, Paul Grace, Tyler Whitelaw, Ryan Woodward, Eddie Hinch and Charlie Burgess.

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From left, Casey BMX Club president Adrian Bognar, BMX Ninja Warrior Daniel Walker and Strictly BMX owner Tim Williams.

Ninja Warrior Daniel Walker with members of the Casey BMX Club.

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Casey Cardinia Libraries have joined Victoria's Public Libraries and State Library Victoria in a new campaign to highlight the economic and social benefits that libraries bring to communities right across the state.

'Libraries Change Lives' is designed to build community support and attract additional state government funding for the state's 272 public libraries, which receive more than 30 million visitors a year.

New economic modelling demonstrates that every dollar invested in Casey Cardinia's public libraries generates $5.00 benefits for the state (SGS Economics Libraries Work! The Socio-Economic Value of Public Libraries to Victorians 2018).

CCL CEO Chris Buckingham said: "More than 1.2 million people visit our branches ev-

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ery year. More people are using public libraries than ever before. We now have more than 120,000 members in the Casey Cardinia Region."

It's still news to many Victorians that public libraries offer free access to the internet, e-books and online magazines, newspapers, Wi-Fi, computers, meeting rooms, literacy support, English language classes and in some locations even recording studios.

Public libraries offer an incredible breadth of services to support community members at every stage of life.

Cr Wayne Smith, chairman Casey Cardinia Libraries said, "No other institution offers the same personal help, equal and free access to information, social engagement, and sense of safety and belonging.

"Libraries are facing escalating demand for space, longer opening hours, expanded programs and access to online services. "We want to meet those community expectations, but we need more State Government funding to do it."

The Libraries Change Lives campaign launch for the Casey Cardinia region will be held at Bunjil Place Library on Thursday, 4 October at 10am.

Everyone is welcome, the event will include an interactive expo on the amazing programs and services Casey Cardinia Libraries provide the community.

There will also be opportunities for attendees to share their stories on how libraries have changed their life.

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135 new parking spaces on the way for Lynbrook A re-elected Andrews Labor Government will make it easier for commuters to find a car park, building over 11,000 new spaces at stations across the state.

Premier Daniel Andrews and Minister for Public Transport Jacinta Allan visited Dandenong Station, alongside local Member Gabrielle Williams, to announce an extra 1500 new station car parks along the Cranbourne and Pakenham lines.

That includes at least 135 new spaces at Lynbrook Station, with Cranbourne Station to benefit from at least 400 extra parks, up from the current 683.

"Commuters driving to both Cranbourne and Lynbrook Railway Stations are winners here," Member for Cranbourne Jude Perera said.

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Equipment grant boost An elected Liberal Nationals Government will provide a $10,000 equipment grant for the new look Hampton Park Men's Shed.

The men's shed recently moved into the Hampton Park Primary Old School House, which was identified to be demolished by the Andrews Labor Government in 2016, before a community campaign from the Hampton Park community and the primary school alumni, saved and relocated the historic building in 2017.

Men's Sheds throughout Victoria provide a vital contribution to the community, connection with friends and maintaining an active body and mind for participants in an atmosphere of old-fashioned mateship.

"Daniel Andrews and James Merlino were more than happy to demolish this historic Hampton Park building without any regard for community groups and volunteer meeting

places," shadow minister for families and children Georgie Crozier said.

"Currently the Hampton Park Men's Shed volunteers are scouring local garage sales to buy second hand tools, this grant will go towards much needed equipment upgrades for projects that benefit the Hampton Park community."

Liberal Candidate for Narre Warren South Susan Serey said, "Hampton Park Men's Shed is an essential community facility that gives locals the opportunity to meet in a positive and supportive environment and provide opportunities to support men's health, wellbeing and social interaction.

"I am looking forward to seeing what our Hampton Park volunteers can create for local children with this equipment grant for the Men's Shed in future years to come."

"This compliments the extra car parks delivered at Merinda Park Railway Station recently by Labor.

"Unfortunately when the Liberals were last in government - they ran our local public transport into the ground whilst Labor is getting on with it."

The extra spaces are expected to relieve pressure along the lines, unclogging neighbouring streets and alleviating the need for commuters to 'car park hop', driving from station to station in order to find a park.

Premier Daniel Andrews said, "We know how frustrating it is to get to the train station but not be able to find a car park. That's why Labor will create 11,000 new parks across the state."

Cranbourne MP Jude Perera at Lynbrook Railway Station Car Park.

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Some of the South-East region’s best businesses are vying for this year’s Casey Cardinia Business Awards. In the lead-up to the gala presentation dinner on Friday 26 October, the News will profile the nominees in each category starting with Business and Professional Services.

Successful Endeavours Narre Warren firm Successful Endeavours designs electronics based products that are intended to be manufactured in Australia.

This encompasses infrastructure grade industrial controls, power water and waste monitoring and management, electrical distribution equipment, telemetry devices including the Internet of Things (IoT), security systems, automotive controllers, communications equipment, and even a mobile phone.

Founder Ray Keefe said the firm’s aim was to provide affordable, world-class product development services that allow customers to be locally and internationally competitive in their chosen market.

“And we can also manufacture the product for you if you want that too,“ Mr Keefe said.

Successful Endeavours has been a past Casey Cardinia Business Award winner. In the program’s inaugural year in 2010 Successful Endeavours was named the 2010 Casey Business of the Year and were joint winners in the Business and Professional Services category and a finalist in the Manufacturer of the Year category.

Successful Endeavours won the Business and Professional Services category in 2012, 2013, 2015 and 2016. It was also a nominee last year.

Ki Creative Ki Creative, which is also based in Narre Warren, breathes new life into business by creating

Junette and Ray Keefe of Successful Endeavours are congratulated by Cardinia mayor Colin Ross and Casey mayor Geoff Ablett. 183310 design that ’moves’ according to owner and graphic designer Caroline Ward.

“We are a professional branding and design agency that transforms businesses from common to compelling by helping them clarify and communicate their purpose and inspire their audience,“ Ms Ward said.

“Through clever thinking and well considered visual design, we create maximum impact that cuts through the noise and helps businesses stand out in a saturated marketplace.“ Ms Ward said she always knew she would do something creative, but wasn’t sure what exactly that would be, until she went to Art and Design school during her gap year. There she discovered her love for problem solving and innovative thinking.

Melbourne PR and Marketing Melbourne PR & Marketing Group is a specialist marketing communications agency based

in Narre Warren servicing small businesses and government organisations across Victoria.

Owner Ros Weadman said the firm’s mission was to “build the brand visibility, engagement and reputation of our clients through strategic market positioning and masterful communication“.

“Using a strong and cohesive ecosystem of PR and marketing specialists, and unique methodologies built upon more than 30 years of industry experience, we expertly communicate a client’s story and value proposition through powerful messaging, compelling branding and high-impact mediums.

“This helps them stand apart from competitors, connect deeply with their target audiences and build a positive reputation. “ We also offer private coaching and mentoring, and deliver public masterclasses designed to empower people to develop and implement their own strategic marketing communication plan.“

LEVEL CROSSING REMOVAL WORKS SEPTEMBER 2018

Local traders will be open during this time, so please support businesses in the area.

Plan your journey and check the latest updates before you travel.

For more information visit levelcrossings.vic.gov.au/disruptions

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Norman Fosberry of Modern Indian. 185141 an Desi burger or paneer burger, to the gym junkie burger full of crispy bacon, egg, cheese, tomato and mustard, they were serving the needs of all hungry bellies looking for pure Indian taste and aroma.

On my way out, Norman recommended I stop by and pick up one of their customized

calorie control boxes and I was surprised to know they had this option as well - a wholesome package of Desi goodness, why not?

Modern Indian’s food is topped off with the goodness of turmeric, lentils, Indian pickle and salad. From the Desi lamb to the hella vegan thali box, their variety and flavour had

my mind blown. I couldn’t try everything, but none of the meals I had ordered were a letdown.

If you’re adventurous and want to try something new in town, you should definitely give the Desi burger a try at this cosy joint at Cranbourne Park Shopping Centre!“

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Tracy Khan is a big fan of Cranbourne restaurant Modern Indian. Modern Indian offers a reinterpretation of Indian cuisine, designed with flavours and species, chili, garlic and masala. Tracy writes for the News this week about a recent visit to the popular restaurant at Cranbourne Park.

“I wanted to try something a little different this week but I couldn’t decide between Indian food and some new fast food joints that have sprouted up.

But then I decided to do both!

I’d heard of a restaurant called The Modern Indian and that they were serving Desi Burgers. The burger, Indianized? I had to try this.

So I stopped by one of Modern Indian’s many pop-ups at Cranbourne, Karingal. They told me they had their fast-casual pop-ups in Keysborough Shopping Centres and other parts of Melbourne.

The cosy little store is run by Norman Fosberry, a warm and welcoming gentleman, who runs the show with his many years of experience as a chef and restaurant owner.

I had big expectations when I walked in and they were all met.

First, I enjoyed a flatbread burger full of fresh meat and healthy veggies with my favourite Indian flavours on a fast food platter. I ate to my heart’s content without worrying about calories. No preservatives, no frozen meat all fresh, all Desi style! I was pleased with the way they catered to me and I got comfortable enough to order more food even though I was almost belly full.

I tried the chef’s special deconstructed samosa and I would recommend the Desi fish and chips with a dash of Indian spice!

If you’re looking for Indo-Chinese varieties, they have got you sorted with their Idli Manchurian and Desi schezwan fried rice. A good, healthy menu, full of variety!

From the butter chicken burger, the veg-

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Creep while she sleeps Casey Crime Investigation Unit is investigating an aggravated burglary that occurred on Sunday, 2 September.

Police allege that an unknown man entered the address on Ranfurlie Drive, Cranbourne West at approximately 1:50am while the woman victim was asleep in her room.

Police allege the man involved is of Caucasian appearance and approximately 25 years of age.

Police have released a Face ID image of a man who they believe may be able to assist with the investigation.

Anyone who recognises the male or has information about the incident is asked to contact DSC McAllister on 9705 3114.

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History group celebrates a year at Cranbourne Library The Narre Warren and District Family History Group are celebrating the first anniversary of their move to Cranbourne Library on Monday, 24 September from 10.30am to 3pm.

"Our move to the Cranbourne Library has been very successful," Narre Warren and District Family History Group president Lynne Bradley said.

"Our membership and meeting attendance is up, while our members are really enjoying our new research room."

Casey Cardinia Libraries CEO Chris Buckingham said, "It has been a great first year - we love having the Narre Warren and District Family His-

tory Group and the Casey Cardinia Libraries History Archive in the Cranbourne Library.

"Together they provide an amazing community resource that is well worth celebrating."

Local History Librarian Heather Arnold said the group loves sharing information and hearing people's stories about the local area.

Everyone is welcome to drop-in and use the service which opens on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 11am to 3pm.

The group will be celebrating with cake and are offering free expert advice on local history and genealogical research.

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Warning: beware of new treatments Urologist Philip McCahy of the South East Vasectomy Clinic says that there are commonly seen situations that should raise alarm for any patients seeking surgical treatment.

Mr McCahy explained that the first is when a new treatment, be it for cancer, hernias or prostate problems, is announced with great media fanfare.

"This can happen either because said treatment has been presented at a major international meeting or because the sponsor of the treatment has asked for some publicity," he said.

"Most of the time any results are very early and there has been no peer-reviewed publication - the gold standard in medical research.

"There are countless examples of these new wonder treatments that have not stood the test of time and been eventually abandoned. The announcements cause confusion for patients and frustration amongst doctors as patients often ask for the new, unproven treatment."

The second scenario is when a new technology seems to make certain treatments easier for the surgeon.

"The treatment is then enthusiastically taken up by specialists who did not, or could not, use the old technology because they were either not trained or had no special interest in that area.

"In these circumstances, the overall results of treatment are often worse, with many patients being inappropriately advised by specialists who are not in posses-

Dr Dheeshana Sayakkarage has joined the team at Belgrave Hallam Road Medical Centre.

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Urologist Philip McCahy of the South East Vasectomy Clinic. sion of all the facts.

"As this is not a new treatment, but a variation on existing practice, there is no need for clinical trials and it may take many years before the results of comparison trials are available that may show the new technology has

added little, if anything, to patient wellbeing.

"Beware of these sorts of new therapies and if there is any doubt ask for a second opinion."

Philip McCahy is also a consultant Urologist at Casey Hospital in Berwick. For more information, visit seurology.simpl.com.

Belgrave Hallam Road Medical Centre would like to welcome Dr Dheeshana Sayakkarage.

Dheeshana graduated from Monash University Postgraduate Medicine after completing a mathematics degree.

She initially perused a career in intensive care, training at Barwon Health and Goulburn Valley, before moving into general practice.

Her special interests include women's health, paediatrics and sports medicine.

She has also worked for RMIT Football Club and takes a keen interest in all sports. In her spare time, Dheeshana has a love of all things fashion and even has her own fashion blog called www.theblackdish.com.

To see Dr Dheeshana at Belgrave Hallam Road Medical Centre, call the friendly staff on 8842 4499.

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The master bedroom is retreat sized with a full ensuite and walk-in robe.

The bedroom’s veranda provides an opportunity to sit and look out onto the neighbouring reserve.

There is also a spacious living area upstairs plus three double bedrooms and a main bathroom (with spa bath) and a separate toilet.

Downstairs boasts a huge private lounge, separate family and dining/meals area, a rumpus games room and the study (or fifth bedroom).

The kitchen is large with great bench space, walk in pantry and wall oven, plus a gas cooktop and glass splashback.

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There are also 18 solar panels to help keep the bills low.

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IN ITS third year of operation the Parklea Winter Food Drive is proud to report that the generosity of the local community has helped break last year’s record of 330 kilograms of donations, with 2018 collecting over 500kg of non-perishable food.

This year the Parklea Winter Food Drive extended its reach by adding new collection points in more locations throughout Cardinia Shire, where local residents were able to support their neighbourhood throughout winter.

“The huge increase in donations is thanks in part to the local businesses who put their hands up and volunteered to be a collection point for the food drive,” said Parklea sales and marketing manager Jarod Mills.

“We are extremely grateful that they supported this program, an initiative that Parklea is so proud to deliver.“ Food donations will be distributed via

The 4Cs, a Pakenham-based charity that supports local families and individuals with food, shelter, counselling, training and financial relief.

Parklea thanked Club Officer, Montessori Beginnings Child Care at Timbertop Estate, Cardinia Life (Aligned Leisure), Arena Cafe at Arena Shopping Centre, and Timbertop Sales Suite, for supporting the initiative and opening up their businesses to be a collection point.

The Winter Food Drive is one of Parklea’s many initiatives to help improve the quality of life of those living in and around the community.

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(218197) 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom plus outside ofce/ study home, that has a 10 star energy rating ith 12 Solar panels  solar boosted hot ater. he master bedroom has a FE  WIR, updated kitchen ith underbench oven, gas cooktop  dishasher. S/system heating  cooling, coonara  another air con. Outdoors e have a fully serviced ofce/study ith B. $9,000

(21820) Only a fe minutes’ alk to the train station,  bd all ith BIR, 2 living areas  a huge alfresco area ith heated spa, mains gas BBQ cooker all on a merbau decked entertainment area ith plaster lined ceiling  speaker system.   car carport  a garage converted to storage  studio music room hich is sound proofed  all on a generous 60m² (approx.) block. $99,000

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(21820)   bedrooms  2 separate living areas, master ith FE  WIR.  Gas ducted heating plus refrigerated cooling.  Large kitchen ith all oven  gas hot plates  great bench space.  Double brick garage  double carport.  enanted on a MxM basis paying $0 p/eek. $99,950

(218157) his is certainly one of the nest in the ranbourne area. Featuring  Bedrooms, BIR’s, Kitchen meals, One Bathroom, Lounge, Large sunroom ith solid ood heater, ducted heating, ir-onditioner. Set on a 52m² (approx.) established garden block ith double lock up Garage and undercover pergola area. lose to schools, shops and transport. $515,000

(218206) Great development site, (S) ith potential unit development on this 697m² approx. block. Existing  bedroom property includes double garage at the rear plus undercover carport ith plenty of room for caravan, boat or trailer storage. Genuine vendor looking at all reasonable offers. o inspect, call Harry to arrange your personal vieing. $55,000

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(218190) ll the hard ork has been done. Freshly painted, ne kitchen ith 900mm oven and ne looring, reverse cycle air conditioner, ducted heating, semi-ensuite, solar panels x8, security roller shutters to the front of the property. Double remote garage and ample yard space all on a 780m² (approx.) block. ll Inspections call Harry no! $59,000

ourt location, close to schools and shops  Bedroom, master ith en-suite and double BIR Gas-ducted heating plus coonara Enclosed alfresco area ith polished concrete Modern kitchen ith alk in pantry and dishasher 2 car tandem garage ith storage.

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FOCUS ON … MEDICALLY SPEAKING

Nurse help is there for all Doveton Medical Centre now has nurse support with their lovely nurse, Helen.

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Better Health shows way Better Health Family Clinic is a fully accredited practice located in Hampton Park.

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With male and female doctors, specialists, radiology and allied health experts, Better Health Family Clinic provides a personalised and caring service for the whole family.

The doctors at Better Health Family Clinic have a keen interest in chronic disease management, skin cancer diagnosis and removals, travel vaccination and advice, diabetes management and care, men’s and women’s health, family planning and general medical problems.

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Wild times at Bunjil Place Bunjil Place has families covered these school holidays with free fun and games for the kids.

Week one of the holidays is serving up ’Wild Times’ for the littlies aged (4 to 8 years), while week two is all about ’Keeping It Realz’ for the older kids (aged 8 to 12 years).

There’s everything from an inflatable maze and wildlife encounters, to hip hop dance, parkour, art and craft workshops, giant games and more.

Week One: Wild Times Monday 24 - Thursday 27 September Bunjil Place is kicking off the school holidays with a Wild Times week of fun free games and activities designed especially for kids aged 4 to 8 years (but of course older kids are welcome too!)

The Fairy Show Tuesday 25 September 11am and 1.30pm Free Younger kids will love this entertaining mix of live music, comedy and acrobatics.

The Fairy Show will excite all would-be fairies young and old. Totally fun and free for all!

Wild Encounters Monday 24, Wednesday 26 and Thursday 27 September 11am to 2pm Free Get up close to some unique Aussie animals. There’s jaws, claws, scales and tails - oh my! The kids will go wild to meet a friendly dingo, possums, parrots, lizards, frogs, turtles,

Bunjil Place has something for everyone these school holidays. and even crocodiles. Each day offers a different experience, so families can come back again and again. At 12.30 pm each day there’s a special Wild Encounters show - kids won’t want to miss this!

Inflatable Maze Wednesday 26 - Thursday 27 September 11am - 2pm Free Escape the Maze. Sounds easy right? Think again! This is a huge, blow-up sculpture with winding tunnels and lofty domes, for some

seriously big inflatable fun for all ages. Talk about a great escape!

Arty Crafty Kids Monday 24 - Thursday 27 September 11am - 2pm Free Taking inspiration from The Very Hungry Caterpillar, Bunjil Place is breaking out the art and craft box and letting their creativity run wild. Kids can come along to create masks, bird boxes and other animal-inspired artworks to take home.

PLUS The Very Hungry Caterpillar Friday 28 September (Grand Final Eve public holiday) 10am and 12.30pm Bunjil Place Theatre - all tickets $16 One of the most-read and well-loved kids’ books of all time springs to life in this stage show to entertain the whole family. Bookings and tickets are required to this show.

Want to know what Bunjil Place has got planned in week two of the School Holidays for kids 8 to 12 years? Visit www.bunjilplace.com.au.

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There's plenty to keep the kids amused these school holidays at Casey Central Shopping Centre.

On Saturday 22 September, join the centre team as they host their free paper boats race.

Kids are invited to make their own paper boat before seeing whose can travel the furthest.

Located outside Woolworths, this is a free activity and runs from 11am to 2pm.

From Monday 24 to Thursday 27 September, head down to Casey Centre and party with the Trolls! A live Dreamworks' Trolls Show will kick off at 11 am and 1pm daily, while meet and greets will be at 12 noon. Located outside Woolworths, this is another free activity for families to enjoy these school holidays!

And for those looking a little further ahead

and wondering what to do with the family on the weekend, from 10am to 5pm on October 14, Casey Central will be holding its very own market day. The event will offer handmade and locally sourced delights in the one location with free, convenient parking and kids' entertainment. Head to the Casey Central website for more details!

Casey Central endeavours to have local's everyday shopping needs covered. The centre boasts over 90 shops, three Supermarkets, a Target, an amazing fresh food hall plus loads of options for takeaway and casual dining.

Casey Central Shopping Centre is located at 400 Narre Warren-Cranbourne Road in Narre Warren South. For more information, phone 9768 4101 or visit caseycentral.com.au.

Splash whole family into spring at Gumbuya World The sun is back and it's time to play!

Gumbuya World is Victoria's only water park open for the entire school holidays. And with the water heated to a perfect 26 degrees, every day promises awesome aquatic fun.

Take the plunge on epic water slides, get deliriously drenched on the aquatic jungle gym Typhoon Island, or soak up the rays on a relaxing drift along the 180-metre Lazy River.

And there's a whole host of new baby animals waiting to meet too! Cuddle up to adorable piglets, lambs and chicks in the Petting Zoo, then check out the amazing crocodile hatchlings in action in the Critter Cave.

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take that perfect pic with one of the cute koalas.

Thrill-seekers can also spin out on unlimited rides under the spectacular gum trees at Oz Adventure and Outback Explorers. Whether it's flying sky-high on the Giant Tree Swing, enjoying the bumper car chaos of the Desert Derby or delighting in Berry Twirl, a supersweet spin on everyone's favourite Teacups ride, there's fun to suit every speed.

All this spectacular spring entertainment is ready to enjoy in one great value ticket - plus there are showbags as well! Annual Passes are also available.

Gumbuya World is open from 10am to 5pm every day of the school holidays.

For more information and to book spring school holiday tickets, visit gumbuya.com.au.

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ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER This position is based in Warragul.

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Qualified Motor Mechanic Required, with Roadworthy accreditation to test vehicles in Victoria for privately owned, well established workshop in Pakenham. We are a Repco Authorised Service Centre that prides itself on all-round quality.

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WHAT’S ON Spring plant sale of Australian plants A great opportunity to purchase plants and look around the Australian Garden. A wide range of Australian plants in tubes and larger pots will be for sale priced from $3.

Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 October from 10am-4pm at Royal Botanic Garden Victoria Cranbourne, Cnr Ballarto Road and Botanic Drive, Cranbourne.

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Saturday 6 October from 9am to 1pm at Narre Warren North Uniting Church, Main Street, Narre Warren North. For further information contact rev Bruce Crowle 0425 738 481 or Jim Passingham 0416154354.

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Sunday 7 October at 9am at Narre Warren North Uniting Church, Main Road, Narre Warren North. For further information phone rev Bruce Crowle 0425 738 481.

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Cranbourne and District Garden Club Come along, meet people and maybe learn a thing or two. All are welcome.

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Fenix Chorale Inc.is a choir consisting of thirty plus sings beautiful four part harmonies to a variety of popular songs and performs several times during the year at local retirement villages and other venues. The choir was formed in September 2016 and holds rehearsals in the Auditorium at Woodlands Park, 72 Kangan Drive, Berwick on the first, second and third Wednesdays of the month, except the Christmas Holidays, 2.30 - 3.45pm. The conductor is Vic Clement. The choir of thirty plus sings beautiful four part harmonies to a variety of popular songs and performs several times during the year at local retirement villages and other venues.

New members are always welcome. Please phone the Secretary, Margaret Haywood 9700 3973 or email: mhaywood.celebrant@ gmail.com for further information.

Berwick Seniors welcome new members who would like to join their club and enjoy good company and activities such as indoor croquet, billiards, table tennis, darts, board games and bingo.

The club days are Fridays, 9.30am-1.30pm, with line-dancing on Tuesdays 10.30am12pm.112 High Street, Berwick. Details: 9707 2017.

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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With One Voice 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.

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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.

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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.

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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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Mondays 1pm-4pm, Wednesdays 9.30am12.30pm, Tuesdays and Thursdays 9.30am12.30pm at Narre Community Learning Centre, 1 Malcolm Court Narre Warren. Details: 9704 7388.

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The boys from back-to-back South East Football Netball League senior premier Berwick celebrate in the rooms after their big win over Narre Warren. 185297

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They’re kings of the SEFNL

By Nick Creely SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE REVIEW - SENIORS GRAND FINAL It was a magic performance befitting of a champion team in the midst of a golden era.

Back-to-back premierships, and their third flag in four years - for just the second time in the Wickers' history - are now in the hands of the mighty club at Edwin Flack Reserve.

While the weather was stifling, the Wickers refused to let the conditions dictate them - they played like a side that ignores the external noise and only focuses on what they can control.

They brought the heat early against Matt Shinners' Narre Warren, with competition leading goal kicker Harry Money using his class to snap the first major of the afternoon.

Despite the Magpies peppering the goals early but crucially unable to capitalise, the Wickers remained calm and quickly asserted control over the contest, with the key midfield battle already being dictated by the likes of Travis Tuck, Madi Andrews, Bryce Rutherford and Bailey Asher, who were winning the ball at the coalface.

While Andrews clearly wasn't at his best after a delayed end to the season, his class was evident with many little kicks to break the game open.

A 50 metre roost from gun playmaker Ash Smith gave the Wickers the only other goal of the first quarter, and they went into the first break holding a nine-point advantage.

But the Magpies actually had an equal amount of scoring shots, and did look dangerous going into attack, and only needed to clean up their conversion on goal and work on bringing the ball into dangerous spots and they would be right in the contest.

As dynamic in the wet as he is in the dry, Tim Gunn used his goal nous to quickly find the big sticks twice early in the second, and despite Aaron Wilson slotting the opening major for the Magpies, the Wickers controlled the tempo of the game, and crucially, were able to put it on the scoreboard.

A factor in the slippery conditions, Tuck's hands in tight traffic were a joy to watch, and he pushed forward in the latter stages of the second quarter to thread the needle tight up against the boundary to help his side take in a 29-point lead.

For the Magpies, they were simply kicking the ball long under extreme pressure, and it was easy pickings for the likes of Jo West, Michael Riseley and Reece Piper, who were stationed in the perfect position to intercept, and 28 STAR NEWS

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pivotally attack from the back half.

As the wind picked up, and the rain remained relentless, so did the pressure of the Wickers across the ground, but they couldn't quite put the nail in the coffin after play resumed in the second half, scoring nine points for the quarter despite completely blanketing the Magpies' run.

While a lot of the points came from difficult shots in the conditions, it kept the door slightly ajar for a charge from Shinners' group.

After the Wickers kicked three unanswered majors in the final term to push the margin out to 51-points at the final siren, 8.25 (73) to 2.10 (22) coach Stewart Kemperman praised his side for its intensity all day.

"We pride ourselves on our relentless approach," an emotional Kemperman said in the rooms after the game.

"We got that level right today, and clearly our execution in front of goal wasn't great, but to get the opportunity to score comes as a result of our application and intensity."

On another golden grand final day for the Wickers, Luke Jellyman-Turner, Brody Connelly, Michael Riseley, Will Arthurson, Ashley Smith and Bryce Rutherford were all superb throughout the contest, and provided plenty of drive all over the ground.

"I'm obviously happy, but I'm really proud of the guys - they're incredible, a great bunch of blokes," Kemperman said of his playing group and football club.

"I'm privileged to coach these guys, I really am, and I don't take that for granted.

"I was a bit emotional on the bench late in the game, to be honest, and I'm absolutely over the moon. It's a wonderful feeling.

"For them to get the result, not only for me, but for Glenn (Gambetta) after the game is incredible - he does an enormous amount of work for our football club.

"As a president with a small committee, it's great we can get the win for them and the club, it's really, really pleasing.

"Seeing the supporters, and the delight it brings to them, and seeing the emotion that it brings our amazing president, and everyone that works so hard and puts in so much work, that's what gives me the most satisfaction as the coach.

"For me, looking around the room and seeing all the smiles, it's the culmination of all the hard work that's been done around the place, that's why I do it, and that's why I will continue to do it in the future."

It was truly the year of the Eagle in the other grades, with Cranbourne securing a surprise

but incredible reserves premiership and Beaconsfield going back-to-back in the under 19s, rubber stamping themselves as arguably the most exciting group of players to come through in recent memory.

The dominance of Luke Young's highly talented under 19 squad once again proved too much to handle for Berwick in almost torrential conditions, claiming back-to-back premierships in the comfortable 10.8 (68) to 4.5 (29) victory.

Impressive youngster Cody Weightman was duly awarded the best on ground medal for his tremendous display in trying conditions.

A few hours later, Cranbourne pulled off a stunner, snaring a reserves premiership from the highly fancied Narre Warren, 8.4 (52) to 3.8 (26).

The Magpies finished three games clear on the home and away ladder, and in the early exchanges, it seemed a formality that Paul Hamilton's well drilled side - who were riding a wave of finals momentum - would be too classy and experienced.

In a superb game of football after an early health scare in the season, the young Nick Darbyshire was a worthy winner of the best on ground medal, in a sensational individual effort.

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Dandenong stars selected Dandenong superstars Sophie Molineux and Peter Siddle will pull on the Australian colours after being selected for their country in upcoming international series.

Molineux - one of the finest female products to come out of the Gippsland region and one of the Panthers’ gun players in the Women’s Premier Cricket competition - has been chosen as one of five Victorians in the 13-player squad to take on New Zealand in a three-match Twenty20 series starting on 29 September.

The 20-year-old - who was born in Bairnsdale before joining Dandenong ahead of the 2013/14 season - has scored 738 runs at 28.38 in her time at Shepley Oval, and has also contributed 29 wickets at 16.76 with her left arm orthodox.

Just last season, Molineux scored a brutal 115 as skipper of the Panthers in a match against Melbourne, and topped the runs for her home club in a brilliant year that also included three Twenty20’s for Australia.

The first match will be played on 29 September at North Sydney Oval, followed by a match on 1 October at Allan Border Field in Brisbane, finishing with a clash on 5 October at Manuka Oval in Canberra.

Siddle, 33, also a Gippsland boy after growing up in Morwell, has been a Dandenong legend since joining the club in 2001/02 at the age of just 16, and has carved out an extraordinary career at Premier, Domestic and International levels.

As a Premier cricketer with the Panthers, Siddle was one of the greats before elite commitments made his appearances rare from 2008 onwards, taking 154 wickets in his 86 matches while also contributing 369 runs.

Last year, Siddle snared 6/45 in Dandenong’s premiership win against Fitzroy-Doncaster, his first game in almost four years at his home club, a special performance from a man that loves to give back to the club that gave him a start in his career.

Known for his lion-hearted bowling style in his 62-game Test career, Siddle returns to the national set-up ahead of an away Test series against Pakistan, in what will be his first game in almost two years of toiling away for Victoria.

The Aussies will kick off their tour in Dubai against Pakistan on 7 October, before playing a second match against them on 16 October at Abu Dhabi.

In other cricket news, Cricket Victoria will adopt a similar style to the Big Bash League in the inaugural Victorian Super Slam, with clubs in the Victorian Premier Cricket able to boost their squads for the Twenty20 tournament with a draft-life recruiting policy.

All players who want to be a part of the tournament - whether at Premier or local level - will need to register and indicate the side they wish to play for, before each club will submit a 15-man squad for the tournament and have until 1 October to put together a desired Twenty20 team.

Any unsigned players are then available for

clubs to select from if their squads are incomplete.

The Super Slam will be split into two conferences, with Casey-South Melbourne part of the Melbourne Stars conference that will include Kingston Hawthorn, Camberwell Magpies, Dandenong, Ringwood, Frankston Peninsula, Monash Tigers, St Kilda and Prahran, while the Melbourne Renegades conference will be made up of mostly city-based clubs.

Both conference winners will then go to a national competition.

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Main Pavilion Clubrooms Baxter Tooradin Road, Pearcedale We would like to invite the PBJFC & Pearcedale Community to join us for our 2018 AGM. If you have any questions please Contact Darron Vagg – President 0408 562 724 Meaghan McKinnon – Secretary 0437 661 814 Come and support our wonderful club.

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2. WHICH two sports made their first appearance at the 2016 Olympics?

3. WHAT is American football’s equivalent of the grand final?

4. WHICH English soccer team has been in the premier division for the longest time without relegation?

5. WHICH country finished on top of the medal tally at the 1956 Melbourne Olympics?

6. WHAT is the original name of the freestyle swim stroke?

7. WHICH Kiwi hit the most sixes in Test cricket in 2014?

8. WHICH Aussie golfer has won the most British Open titles?

9. WHO captained the 1974-5 English cricket team that was thrashed by Australia?

10. WHICH two teenagers were key figures in Australia’s 1953 Davis Cup tennis triumph?

11. WHICH early Australian swimmer was the first man to swim 100 yards in under 60 seconds?

12. WHICH Australian husband and wife team both won Commonwealth Games gold medals?

13. WHICH Australian Rules team went the longest time without finishing at the bottom of the AFL ladder?

14. AN Aussie squash player won the first world open title in 1976. Who was he?

15. ON WHAT day each year does the Sydney to Hobart yacht race begin?

16. WHICH Aussie tennis star won six Wimbledon doubles titles?

17. WHO was the Aussie nightwatchman who scored a test cricket century against India in 1977-8?

18. WHICH is the only major golf title Aussie golfer Greg Norman won?

19. WHO won Australia’s only track medal at the 1980 Olympics?

20. WHICH West Australian AFL player had two stints with North Melbourne in the 1970s?

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The glory and the heartbreak

Narre Warren's Matthew Soroczynski can only watch on as Berwick celebrates on the final siren. 185297 Picture: ROB CAREW

Star News photographers ROB CAREW and STEWART CHAMBERS were there to capture all the excitement on the South East Football Netball League and West Gippsland Football Netball Competition grand final day on Saturday. Here is a selection of shots that perfectly depict the agony and the ecstasy of the biggest day on the footy and netball calendar...

Phillip Island skipper (and former Narre Warren player) Brendan Kimber and his coach Beau Vernon celebrate on the final siren. 185275 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS

Doveton's D grade celebrates a brilliant grand Picture: ROB CAREW final win. 185293

Tooradin-Dalmore's Sara Duncan looks for an option in the A Grade netball final against Picture: ROB CAREW Cranbourne. 185298

Players warming up before the first netball match of the day at Berwick, with ominous clouds overhead. 185299

Berwick forward Brody Connelly celebrates his Picture: ROB CAREW last quarter goal. 185297

Kooweerup's Brodie Yapp and Phillip Island's Brendan Kimber exchange some words during the senior WGFNC grand final. 185275 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS

The crowd at the WGFNC netball grand finals on Saturday did all it could to avoid the rain. 185277

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The sweet taste of a premiership - Luke Sheppard drinks from the cup in the rooms after the grand final. 185297 cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au

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Casey’s tilt at flag glory

By Hayley Wildes The Casey Demons are off to the big dance. In what was a thrilling encounter at North Port Oval on Saturday afternoon, the Demons were able to get the job done when it mattered most against Essendon.

In wet and windy conditions, it was a battle of epic proportions and Casey's trademark pressure and work around the contest proved to be the difference.

Jeff Garlett - who was dangerous all day got Casey off to the perfect start with a set shot goal just one minute into the contest, but the Bombers responded with the next two.

In a tough first quarter, with neither team taking a backwards step, Bernie Vince - in his return from a shoulder injury - slotted a fine running goal to have Casey one-point in front at the first break.

The Demons dominated general play in the second quarter but despite their 17-3 inside 50 advantage, only managed two goals to Essendon's three in the term.

At the main break, scores were locked at 39all. The work of Tom Bugg, Bernie Vince, James Munro and Corey and Josh Wagner was crucial in the first half as they drove the ball forward, despite the poor efficiency once the ball got inside 50.

After two early Essendon goals, the game turned into a complete arm-wrestle in the third quarter. It took a Cam Pedersen onehanded mark and goal at the 22-minute mark of the quarter to break the deadlock.

It was a welcome goal for Casey fans after enduring 34 minutes of play without a major.

The Demons faithful didn't have to wait long for their next goal as Garlett snapped a beauty one minute later.

The Bombers answered, but at the 28-minute mark of the quarter the momentum shifted in Casey's favour when a deliberate rush be-

hind from Essendon handed Pedersen a set shot from a tight angle, which he calmly put through.

Casey's fight back saw them trail by just one-point with a quarter to play.

James Munro - who thrived in the testing conditions - got Casey off to a brilliant start with a goal just 45 seconds into the fourth quarter.

The next 20 minutes of football was exactly what finals football is all about - tough, uncompromising and completely enthralling.

It was Garlett who stepped up and delivered when the game was there to be won. A set shot goal at the 22-minute mark had Casey leading by 13 points.

A late goal to Essendon's Dylan Clarke gave his side some hope, but Casey booked its place in the grand final with a hard-fought eightpoint win, 10.13 (73) to 10.5 (65).

VFL-listed players Corey Wagner and James Munro were enormous in the wet conditions, while Jay Kennedy-Harris, Bernie Vince, Tom Bugg and Jeff Garlett (three goals) kept their names in discussion for an AFL call-up as Melbourne pushes deep into the AFL finals.

Casey's attention now quickly shifts to Box Hill, which earned its place in the decider with an intense one-point win over Williamstown on Sunday. The Seagulls had a chance to win the game with the last kick of the day, but Jaylon Thorpe's set shot from a tight angle just drifted wide.

Sunday's VFL grand final kicks off from 3.20pm at Etihad Stadium and both teams will enter the decider with confidence.

Casey's road to grand final has seen the side defeat Geelong by 91 points in the qualifying final, before taking care of Essendon on Saturday. Box Hill's path has been more difficult; a rare overtime win against Port Melbourne in an elimination final, a 29-point semi-final victory over Geelong, and then the thrilling one-

Captain Jack Hutchins will lead Casey out in Sunday's VFL grand final. 182653 point win over Williamstown.

Casey captain Jack Hutchins will lead his team out in the big dance and dreams of lifting that trophy on Sunday afternoon.

"It would certainly be the dream, that's for sure. It's the reason why you play footy; for the mateship and the chance to win premierships," Hutchins said.

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"We came really close in 2016 but fell just short and that will always sit with you - no matter where you go that doesn't change and you've got to deal with that.

"To give ourselves the opportunity this year to have another crack at it is definitely exciting."

Casey Demons granted state league netball licence

By Hayley Wildes In what is an exciting development for netball in the local community, the Casey Demons have been awarded a licence to play in the Victoria Netball League (VNL) from 2019.

The VNL is the premier netball competition in the state and earlier this month the Demons were among 10 clubs granted licences to compete from season 2019, with the licences valid from 2019-2023.

Netball Victoria CEO Rosie King welcomed the Demons and talked about the importance of the league to netball across Australia.

"We are pleased to accept the applications of nine current clubs and look forward to welcoming the Casey Demons to the league in 2019," King said.

"The success and importance of the league is evident in Suncorp Super Netball, arguably the world's best domestic competition, with 18 Victorian athletes, nine Victorian training partners, 11 Victorian coaches and five umpires participating in the 2018 season."

The VNL season kicks off in April 2019

and Casey recently announced the appointment of Robynn Pym as head coach for the Demons' inaugural VNL season.

Pym has enjoyed an accomplished netball coaching career thus far and will be looking to add to that when she leads the Demons in 2019. She has been involved in the VNL/ State league for over 25 years, coached junior Victorian teams and was an assistant coach with the Victoria Fury.

Her involvement with the Victorian junior netball talent pathway and local leagues make her the perfect person to lead Casey forward and grow the sport in the region.

Most recently, Pym was the senior coach at the Berwick Netball Club in season 2018.

Last week, Robynn Pym, Casey Netball board members and Casey VFL representatives gathered at Casey Fields to celebrate the successful licence bid.

Registration is now open for selection to join Casey Demons Netball in the VNL in the 19-and-under, Division 1 and championship teams for season 2019. Open and 19-and-under trials are taking place on Sunday 21 October and Sunday 28 October at Casey Stadium from 4.30-7.30pm.

Cindy Bell, Corey Wagner, Debbie Schramm, Holly Booth, Robynn Pym, Jade Rawlings, Jay Lockhart, Rebekah Bogos, Sue Booth and Peter Maynard celebrate the successful Casey VNL licence bid.

185127 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS There is also a screening day for open and 19-and-under players on Wednesday 3 October from 6.30-9.00pm at Casey Stadium.

The screening day is for players who have

not played VNL in 2018.

Registrations for the screening day and trials are available via trybooking.com/ book/search. Search for 'Casey Demons.'

Cranbourne Bowls open for business

By Russell Bennett Another year of bowls is about to begin at Cranbourne, but a lot of activity has already been happening around the club.

Club member Frank Coulter has put together a comprehensive history of the Cranbourne Bowling Club, which was presented to the club on season opening day, 1 September, and attended by a large number of club members and special guest, City of Casey Deputy Mayor Amanda Stapledon.

Using photo albums and old newspaper clippings, a total of over 1000 historical photos were captured on computer and presented and viewed by all who attended on the day. cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au

Frank Coulter went on to say: "It all started with the inaugural meeting held in the Cranbourne Public Hall on Friday, 7 December 1962 at 7pm with 20 interested residents attending in an endeavour to form a bowling club in Cranbourne. Mr Bill Forester took over the chair, becoming foundation president and the ground work started on setting up a bowls club.

There is also a video clip of members having a roll up sometime in 1963 and a game being played around the time of official opening day that being held on Saturday, 7 March, 1964 at 2pm where the then current Shire President, Mr Norm Brunt opened the clubroom doors."

History records some great team pennant

wins for the club over the years but a few individuals stand out with outstanding results including life member Elsie Anderson who has won the ladies club championship five times and current ladies champion Lynne Wood who has won this title four years running.

Life member Stan Burnett also has a fantastic record with four club championships, while life member Hans Worstelling was an outstanding long-time club president and committee man of the club.

The club has also opened its new synthetic green and two green dedications were made to Stan Burnett and Hans Worstelling for their many years of service and dedication to the club.

Hans Worstelling at the green dedication in his honour at Cranbourne.

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