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Footy colour pride By Brendan Rees
Jaxon, Oakley and Emmy were among the cheering students at footy day at Tooradin Primary School. 184427
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With September AFL glory on the horizon, excited students from Tooradin Primary School celebrated in their footy colours on Friday 21 September. Three hundred students participated in the annual footy day which saw AFL, NRL and soccer teams represented as well as many donning the Tooradin Football Club jumper. "There was even a camera man and a walking hot dog amongst the outfits," said P.E and Sport Coordinator Mark Trounson. Students participated in a range of activities including goal kicking and high marking, while the day concluded with a teacher's versus student's footy match which was declared a draw.
Ashes to crashes A 57-year-old driver refused to give a blood-alcohol sample after driving through a red light and crashing in Cranbourne North, a court has heard. Louise Traverton, of Cranbourne North at the time, had been drinking at a wake for her late husband before she drove against traffic signals on the South Gippsland Highway. When police arrived, they found her car with significant front-end damage parked in a service lane. A preliminary breath test indicated she
had alcohol in her system, Dandenong Magistrates’ Court was told on 24 September. As her car was towed away, Traverton started to walk from the scene. She disregarded police requests to accompany them for an evidentiary blood-alcohol test at a police station, the court heard. Traverton said she didn’t care and wanted to walk home. She had been driving back from Kilcunda, where her late husband’s ashes had been scattered that day, her defence lawyer told the court.
There were a “few drinks” with family and friends at a wake, the lawyer said. After the crash, she had suffered a panic attack when asked to accompany police, the lawyer said. Traverton was since “extremely remorseful” and “extremely thankful no-one was injured”. Traverton , who lived by herself, had recently moved to north-west Melbourne to be closer to family, her lawyer said. It was argued that Traverton should be spared conviction due to her difficulties finding work. She had no prior drink-driving convictions, her lawyer argued.
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“She has already been knocked back for several jobs because she is not going to have a licence.” Magistrate Doug Bolster said the crash could have been a “lot worse”. If it was more serious, Traverton would have faced a “significant” jail term. Mr Bolster couldn’t “see my way clear” from imposing a conviction. Refusing a breath test was a serious offence, he said. Traverton was convicted, fined $750 and disqualified from driving for the mandatory two-year period.
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Community News Casey’s Ageing Positively Festival returns The City of Casey’s Ageing Positively Festival is back next month with a variety of events worth clearing the calendar for.
The Old Cheese Factory will become a scary playground on Wednesday 31 October with a trick or treat trail and characters to meet and greet along the way.
All events as part of the festival are either FREE or low cost, with a diverse mix of activities catering to everyone’s interests!
Be part of the fun of Council’s annual Ageing Positively Festival!
Nominate now for the Casey Australia Day awards The City of Casey is reminding residents to submit their nominations for the 2019 Casey Australia Day Awards. Eligible people include both professionals and volunteers who demonstrate excellence in their fields and go above and beyond the call of duty. Take advantage of the new recycling system on offer by the City of Casey.
Recycling station comes to Bunjil Place
Enjoy a spooktacular night at Old Cheese Factory Prepare to be spooked this October as Halloween takes hold of the Old Cheese Factory for a trick or treat spectacular!
Residents can claim FREE tickets to two shows to be held at the Bunjil Place Theatre, one show aimed at grandparents and carers to enjoy together with their grandchildren and the other a celebration of Broadway.
To claim your free tickets to the Theatre shows, or to check out the Ageing Positively Festival Program, visit casey.vic.gov.au/ageingpositivelyfestival, or phone Council’s Customer Service Centre on 9705 5200.
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Nominations will be open until Wednesday 10 October with award winners to be revealed at the Casey Australia Day Awards Ceremony on Saturday 26 January 2019. To submit a nomination or find out more, visit www.casey.vic.gov.au/cada.
The City of Casey is excited to host its very own recycling station at Bunjil Place. The unit will accept household batteries, mobile phones, DVD’s, CD’s, video tapes and audio tapes, and other items not suitable for the household rubbish or recycle bins. The station is now active and Council invites all residents to make use of it.
Nominations for the 2019 Casey Australia Day Awards will be open until Wednesday 10 October.
If you’re unsure of how to dispose of materials, visit www.casey.vic.gov.au/waste.
Lynbrook Hotel Community Contributions Fund The City of Casey is looking for eligible community groups that provide support services to apply for funds as part of the Lynbrook Hotel Community Contributions Fund. An information session will be held on 8 October 2018 at 7.00 pm at the Lynbrook Community Centre.
Activities, entertainment and roving characters will add to the atmosphere across the evening, with tickets just $12.50 for those wanting to trick or treat. Two sessions will run across the night, with the first one kicking off at 3.00 pm for the littlest monsters, and the second beginning at 6.30 pm for those who like it a little scarier. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit the Old Cheese Factory Facebook page.
Calling all food and wine connoisseurs Visit the Old Cheese Factory on Saturday 13 October when the Casey Food and Wine Fesitval returns for 2018. The festival will present a range of local and regional producers, wineries, breweries, cider houses, gourmet food and delicious tastings! Soak in the atmosphere, with a live cooking demonstration by former Master Chef contestant Dani Ven and an interactive children’s workshop by Gourmet Kid’s and The Travelling Kitchen. The event will run from 1.00 pm – 7.00 pm with tickets $10 per person. Visit the Old Cheese Factory Facebook page for details.
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Crime continues to drop Crime has fallen again in Casey following the Andrew Labor Government's record community safety investment. The crime rate in Casey dropped 14 percent in the year to 30 June 2018. The latest crime statistics show that the number of offences in Casey LGA dropped 14 per cent in the year to June 2018. Property and deception offences dropped 21.6 percent with theft down 21.2 percent. Crimes against the person dropped 6.3 percent with assaults down 6.3 percent sexual offences down 1.7 percent. The offence rate for the year to June 2018 is 5929 per 100,000 resident population, which is a 17.4 percent decrease compared to the previous 12 month period. Since July 2015, the government has provided more than $1.4 million in funding under the Community Crime Prevention program for 18 projects to improve community safety in Casey. The Casey area joins another 63 local gov-
Member for Cranbourne District, Jude Perera MP at Cranbourne Police Station. ernment areas across Victoria's 79 that have experienced a decrease in their crime rate compared to the previous 12 months. Importantly, the Crime Statistics Agency (CSA) data also shows that family violence continues to be one of the most significant contributors of violence against the person in our state. This is in addition to the Labor Government's
historic $2.6 billion investment into the prevention of family violence. Recommendations from the Royal Commission are currently being rolled out to boost police capability and powers. The fall in crime comes as they give police the biggest boost to its numbers in history, with 96 new police already allocated to Casey this year. The record $2 billion investment into Victoria Police funded 3135 frontline police to be deployed by 2022, along with new technology, state-of-the-art equipment and facilities and stronger laws to crack down on crime. Member for Cranbourne District, Jude Perera MP welcomed the latest statistics from the independent CSA but also said more work needs to be done to continue to drive crime down further. "Our unprecedented investment in Victoria Police is making a difference with the crime rate continuing to fall - quarter on quarter - as more frontline police hit the streets," he said. "There's still more work to do - we want to drive the crime rate down in our local area as low as possible.
"We back Victoria Police and we will continue to give them the resources, technology and the equipment they need to respond to and crack down on crime in our community." Shadow Minister for Police, Edward O'Donohue said Casey police had been underresourced for "far too long" due to Daniel Andrews' "neglect of police numbers which saw the Police Academy a virtual ghost town for over two years." "Daniel Andrews has cut frontline police while violent crimes against Victorians continue to increase," he said. "The November state election will be a referendum on who can fix violent crime in Victoria and that's why the Liberals will build a new 24/7 police station at Clyde North." The Liberals have promised to build a new 24 hour, 7 days a week Clyde North Police Station if elected.Member for Bass, Brian Paynter said: "Daniel Andrews and Labor has ignored the people of Clyde North while our homes have been invaded and businesses terrorised."
Litterbugs in the Hunt are driving Sandra to distraction By Brendan Rees An elderly resident has spoken of her disgust with the amount of litter piling up outside a Cranbourne East shopping centre, labelling the matter an "absolute disgrace." Sandra Roach said she was shocked by the amount of cigarette butts, takeaway rubbish, bottles and even used nappies left lying around the Hunt Club Village Shopping Centre - despite there being nearby bins. Ms Roach, a resident of 50 years, says she picked up what she could but has called on Casey Council to employ more bylaws officers to patrol the area."I am saddened and disgusted at the amount of litter I see every day when I walk," she said. Mr Roach, a Casey Australia Day Citizen of the year recipient in 2004, says she "used to be proud to live in Cranbourne, now I am angry and sad. "I cannot imagine how anybody has the mentality to do that but they do," she said. "If I see someone throwing litter from a stationary car or moving car and I'm in a position to take a photo of the rego then I'll do that and report back to the EPA - no hesitation at all." She added: "If you have takeaway how hard is it to take it home with you and put it in the bin." Casey Council's manager of waste and landfill management, Michael Jansen said the shopping centre was on private land and not maintained by Council, "however Council's Litter Prevention Officers have spoken with centre management about the problem and secured agreement from the centre to conduct regular maintenance of their car park and surrounding grassed areas." He said officers did a follow up inspection in late August and found the main area "well maintained and serviced with both rubbish
Cranbourne East resident Sandra Roach is encouraging people to use the bins at the Hunt Club Pictures: STEWART CHAMBERS Shopping Centre. 184731 and recycling bins." Mr Jansen said council also had a comprehensive waste and litter education program which included school visits and community events, including the Waste and Recycling Information Session held in August which was attended by more than 70 residents. "Authorised officers are patrolling our municipality every day and will take enforcement action for litter related offences; however, Council relies heavily on residents to report littering and illegal dumping," he said. In the two months since 1 July 2018, coun-
cil has issued 56 litter related infringements across Casey. Meanwhile, Ms Roach says "every time we drop something it's costing us money for someone to clean it up." She said she would like to think children were being educated in litter prevention programs in schools. "We need to ensure kids from kinder on understand what littering does to our planet, adding "we need to turn our mentality around." To report litterers visit www.casey.vic.gov. au/litter.
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What is something people don't know about you? I like trucks - I am Secretary of the Trafalgar Truck Restorers Club, I have a truck blog and we have four historic trucks! What was your most memorable moment? I would have to say my wedding day - 30 years ago March 26 at my parents garden at Cora Lynn. It was a beautiful sunny day and the whole day was just perfect. What's the best thing about being a historian? Finding out historical connections between people, places and events. And also, people who are interested in history are always so lovely. What is your favourite movie? You may find this hard to believe but the last movie I saw with my husband (at the Cinema) was the original Crocodile Dundee - over 30 years ago! However, I do watch The Blues Brothers every time it comes on TV. If you were PM for a day, what would you do? Start a national fund to support history and the restoration of historic buildings. At school I...... Was a good student academically and incredibly bad at sport. Where is your favourite holiday destination? Tasmania - we went there for our honeymoon. So many lovely historic places! Which six guests dead or alive, would you invite to dinner? Queen Victoria, Clint Eastwood, Neil Armstrong (first man on the moon), Elvis Presley, my husband John (because he would really like to meet Elvis) and George Stephenson, the railway pioneer. What's your favorite book? My favourite author is Arthur Upfield, the author of the Napoleon Bonaparte, novels. They
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Best concert you have been to? A few years ago we were in Dubbo for a truck show and went to a Johnny Cash Tribute Show with Daniel Thompson as Johnny Cash and since them have seen the show about 4 more times - so they are the best concerts we have been to.
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Cups raised for kids By Brendan Rees Staff at Highview Accounting and Financial in Cranbourne has been recognised after fundraising more than $25000 for a charity aimed at keeping children safe from violence. The Alannah and Madeline Foundation hosted a special morning tea to say thank you to all staff for their valuable contribution on Tuesday 18 September. Guest speaker, Zan Schmidt who is the foundation's community fundraising coordinator spoke to the group about the difference their financial contribution had made to hundreds of children. The company raised more than $13000 in 2017 with Silvio Marinelli, partner of Highview also personally fundraising more than $12000 by participating in the Run Melbourne Half Marathon in August. "Zan showed the team a clip prepared by the foundation, and it was a real touching moment for staff to see exactly where the fundraising goes and how our support is helping to keep children safe from violence," said Highview marketing manager Brodie Crowther. "Highview were the Alannah Madeline Foundation's second highest fundraiser in 2017." Ms Crowther said she hoped their fundrais-
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Lynne Kearney, left, from the Alannah and Madeline Foundation, Brodie Crowther and Silvio Marinelli, from Highview Accounting and Financial Cranbourne and Zan Schmidt from the Alannah and Madeline Foundation at the morning tea. 184157 Pictures: STEWART CHAMBERS ing efforts would inspire other businesses to "make a huge difference to a charity or foundation if they put their mind to it." Mr Marinelli, who was presented with a framed memento, said he was "incredibly grateful" to all those that donated and supported him during his half marathon. "I was able to take 17 minutes off last years' time and raise a total of $12108.57," he said. Mr Marinelli said he was motivated to make "everyday count" after losing a friend to cancer in 2016.
"Seeing the impact that our fundraising directly made to this foundation was uplifting. Our funds made a positive impact in the lives of over 260 children in 2017," he said. Highview will be hosting a trivia night at the Cranbourne Turf Club on Thursday 15 November and aim to sell more than 300 tickets to again raise funds for the Alannah and Madeline Foundation. "We've set a goal of raising another $10K at our trivia night," said Ms Crowther. For ticket visit: www.stickytickets.com. au/74924.
Help bring HER81E home has been stolen. Police have released photographs of the vehicle in the hopes that someone spots the vehicle or can provide information about the incident. Anyone with information is asked to contact Senior Constable Budge on 9705 3114. Alternatively you can contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or www.crimestoppersvic. com.au and quote incident number 180311951
Casey Crime Investigation Unit are investigating an aggravated burglary that occurred at an address on Baranello Crescent, Cranbourne East. Police allege that between 1am and 4am on Friday, 14 September unknown offenders have gained access to the address and stolen keys to vehicles. The victim's distinctive 2013 Volkswagen Beetle with registration plates HER81E
The victim's distinctive 2013 Volkswagen Beetle with registration plates HER81E has been stolen.
Fire crews were called to a service station in Cranbourne West after an LPG tank began leaking gas on Saturday 22 September. Twenty firefighters from Cranbourne and Narre Warren with the support of a HAZMAT appliance from Hallam arrived at the BP service station on Frankston Cranbourne Road near Monahans Road about 1pm. A CFA spokesman said the leak was a result of a truck striking a valve on the 30000 litre LPG tank, which was 70 per cent full at the time. There was no evacuation or reported injuries. It is believed a truck from a nearby building site caused the damage to the gas valve. Firefighters safeguarded the scene until a BP gas tanker arrived to transfer the remaining gas. Fire crews remained at the site until 10pm. A community safety message was issued about 7.30pm for Botanic Ridge and Cranbourne West areas; however there was no immediate threat. Worksafe also attended.
Trackside fire Casey Crime Investigation Unit are investigating a fire that occurred close to the railway tracks, near the corner of Breens and Monahans Road, Cranbourne West. Between 4.30pm and 5.25pm on Monday 30 July, police believe a Dieci Telehandler was set on fire. Police are appealing for anyone who has any information about the incident or saw anything suspicious at the time to please contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or www. crimestoppersvic.com.au and quote incident number 180260134.
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We are disturbed to read that the Pakenham public celebration of the Diwali Festival of Lights is under threat because of bureaucratic red tape. We attended the inaugural festival last year in P.B. Ronald Reserve. It was a great occasion, an opportunity to meet the shire’s Indian community and see something of its culture on display, a variety of high quality food and a stream of enthusiastic dancers. The event was also attended by Cr Brett Owen, at that time the mayor, and Cr Michael Schilling. Cr Owen, resplendent in traditional white Indian clothing rather than his mayoral gowns, showed every sign of enjoying himself as he circulated in the crowd and danced to the music. According to Star News of 20 September, the festival is organised entirely by volunteers from the Indian community, through the Indian Association Casey Cardinia (IACC), and they have already spent $10,000 to meet council criteria for venue hire. Now they have been asked to produce a “comprehensive traffic management report”, at their own expense, before council will approve the venue. This is threatening IACC’s ability to hold Diwali. Last year’s event attracted almost 1000 people. Was this even allowed to proceed without a “comprehensive traffic management report”? If so, how is the situation different this year? We wonder if similar restrictions are imposed on other voluntary events in Pakenham, such as Yakkerboo, which surely faces a greater “traffic management” issue in closing off several streets for the annual Yakkerboo parade. Also, the council donates $15,000 to the Pakenham Racing Club each year for its Kids Night Out event. In our understanding, the Racing Club is not a not-for-profit community group. Every community on this planet, both large and small, relies on regular events to celebrate community spirit and bring people out of their homes to gather together. In mainstream Australian culture, events such as Christmas and the AFL Grand Final serve such a purpose. People from other cultures, migrating to Australia, bring us their joyful celebrations as well as their tax dollars. Surely few find it strange that the German Oktoberfest and the Greek Glendi Festival, to name only two, are now a familiar part of Australian culture, and can reasonably be called mainstream. By accepting these festivals and celebrations, we are welcoming those members of our community, and celebrating the acceptance of diversity in Australian culture which most people readily acknowledge to be one of its most vital features. Is our council showing a welcoming attitude to the Indian community by imposing restrictions such as Diwali faces? Or is the council prepared to support the community spirit by getting behind Diwali, rather than extinguishing the Festival of Light with a blanket of paperwork? Span Hanna and Cheryl Gosling, Pakenham.
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people in the City of Casey only, who have no homes, as such, but are couch surfing, sleeping in makeshift accommodation, and sleeping rough also. This does seem like 1000 too many: and housing for people who have money is evidently not a solution for this. Karen Young, Casey.
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Building upgrades soon Cranbourne East Secondary College will soon have important new works undertaken, thanks to the Andrews Labor Government. Member for Cranbourne Jude Perera announced the upgrade, with $170,000 allocated to upgrade the school's Wellness Centre. The Andrews Labor Government is working to strengthen community pride in schools and build the Education State so that every Victorian student gets the opportunity for a great education and every community has access to a great school. The project is part of a $3.8 billion investment by the Government to improve class-
rooms, upgrade facilities and build new schools. The school building boom has delivered more than 1300 school upgrades and 70 new school projects across the state, supporting more than 5000 construction jobs for Victorians. For further information about the Government's record school construction and upgrade program visit the Victorian School Building Authority website: www.schoolbuildings.vic.gov.au. "We're upgrading schools across Victoria so families can know that no matter where they
live they can access a great local school the whole community is proud of," member for Cranbourne Jude Perera said. "This upgrade is about more than giving Cranbourne East Secondary College students the school facilities they deserve - it's about helping build community pride in a great local school. "Labor built Cranbourne East Secondary College and this much needed upgrade will certainly go a long way in supporting the health and wellbeing of each and every student at Cranbourne East Secondary College."
The wellness centre will certainly play an integral role in the health and well being of the students at Cranbourne East Secondary. Pictured: Cranbourne East Secondary College students with Member for Cranbourne Jude Perera.
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Super Hero foundation students Scarlett, Lucas, Bennett, Leon and Ethan were out of their seats at the assembly for Cody Wallace. 185138 PICTURE STEWART CHAMBERS.
Students, teachers, and parents at Clyde Primary School dressed up as superheros to support the very brave Cody Wallace on Friday, 21 September. The day was put on to help raise funds for a seizure alert pup for Cody. Cody has had an extensive medical history, beginning his journey with the Royal Children's Hospital before he was two years old, following a diagnosis of a choroid plexus papilloma (brain tumour) and hydrocephalous (fluid on the brain). Since, Cody has had nine brain surgeries. Early in 2017, Cody was diagnosed with hypothalamus dysfunction that inhibits his body's ability to produce cortisol. Cortisol is the hormone responsible for the flight or fight response for the body, so if Cody is sick, loses consciousness, or breaks a bone, his body starts to shut down rather than fight to stay alive.
Since 2010, Cody has been battling epilepsy. Cody's brain is in a state of constant seizure activity that has been resistant to all medications and this has had a detrimental impact on his memory, cognition, ability to learn and gross and finer motor functions. He has suffered countless convulsive seizures that will not stop on their own, without medical intervention. "The dress up day on Friday was to show each and every person at Clyde Primary School that anyone can be a superhero and we all have certain strengths within us and the qualities that make us truly heroic," Cody's mum Tracy Wallace said. "Cody was overwhelmed that it was all in his honour and all for him - he now knows that so many more people are behind him and love him. "The response from the community has been more than we could ever have thought possible so many people/strangers have banded together to help support and raise funds in
assistance to acquire a seizure alert pup for Cody." On Friday night, Cody's brother Ronan ran onto the ground with the Collingwood Football Club, on behalf of Cody, before the preliminary final against Richmond. "Ronan running out on Cody's behalf was amazing and something that he has to keep and can watch whenever he wants," Ms Wallace said. "Ronan was lucky enough to be wearing a GoPro recording the moment just so Cody could see what it was like as if he was the one running through the banner. Collingwood Football Club gifted Ronan a Guernsey that says 'This is for you Cody' on the back and gifted Cody a signed Guernsey with his name on the back. Clyde Primary School raised a total of $712. The Wallace Family are totally blown away by everyone's generosity and would like to thank everyone for all they have done.
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Spurred on by the hardship experienced by our farmers, Doveton icons, Ruth Murray & Jenny Colvin have organised entertainers from all over Australia to come to Doveton to perform nonstop music all day to help raise funds. Every dollar raised will go to Drought Angels. A remarkable organisation which provides on the ground support for our farmers. I hope you and your family can attend and support this very worthwhile cause.
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One year birthday bash By Brendan Rees The Narre Warren and District Family History Group have created their own history by celebrating their first anniversary since moving to Cranbourne Library. Members of the group and visitors gathered at the Cranbourne Library on Monday 24 September for a celebratory cake. Visitors were also able to access free expert advice on local history and genealogical research. President of the Narre Warren anmd District Family History Group Lynne Bradley said: "Our membership and meeting attendance is up, while our members are really enjoying our new research room," she said. Casey Cardinia Libraries CEO Chris Buckingham said it had been a great first year. "We love having them at Cranbourne Library - they provide a really good community service, not only helping people find about their own history and the community's history but also it's a gathering," he said. He said the group provided a great community resource: "They're just really happy in each other's company - they're really happy in the Cranbourne Library." "It is a reflection that libraries are more than just books - that we are a gathering place where people can learn and grow together." Local History Librarian Heather Arnold said the event was well attended: "It was a fun morning catching up with everyone and promoting history." "We had a fabulous cake and it was good to look back on the year," she said. "This has been a good opportunity to promote the fact that we're still here; we've just moved to Cranbourne. We haven't been demolished with the Narre Warren Library." Ms Arnold said the group were initially apprehensive about moving to Cranbourne "but now they're here, they love it and they've got
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Casey groups on a winner Casey Council is looking for eligible community groups that provide support services to apply for funds as part of the Lynbrook Hotel Community Contributions Fund. As a condition of its gaming licence, the Lynbrook Hotel has been directed by the Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation (VCGLR) to make an annual cash contribution to the City of Casey. Casey will receive an annual contribution of $68000 from the Hotel to be distributed to the community in accordance with the conditions of the licence. The City of Casey will administer these funds under the name - the Lynbrook Hotel Community Contributions Fund. City of Casey Mayor Cr Geoff Ablett said that in accepting to administer the gaming machine contributions and distribute them to the community, Council is in no way endorsing gaming and gambling providers, products or services. "We have agreed to take on this responsibility to ensure our community is benefiting and receiving the contributions in a way that provides support back to the communities that need it most", Cr Ablett said. "The funds will primarily be distributed to benefit residents of Lynbrook, Lyndhurst and Hampton Park, being the primary patron catchment of the venue, and for the wider
Casey community," he said. "The distribution of these funds will positively benefit members of the community via the allocation of funds to community groups and organisations that support individuals who are experiencing hardship as a result of problem gambling, that support mental health through activities that promote resilience, social inclusion and social connection, and that promote alternate recreational activities in the municipality to achieve a balance of lifestyle choices for the community. "Our position on gaming machines has not changed and we are very aware of the social detriment that is caused to our communities as a result of gaming machines. We will continue to maintain our responsibilities to the community including social responsibilities in relation to gaming." An information session will be held on 8 October at 7pm at the Lynbrook Community Centre. Applications will open online from 8 October until 2 November. Applications and guidelines will be available at www.casey.vic.gov.au/ fundingandgrants.
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When Rahni Wightman began dancing at the age of two, she never imagined someday she would receive a honourable dance award. But that's what happened on Saturday 15 September when the Cranbourne Secondary College student participated in the Victorian State Schools Spectacular where she took out a performing arts scholarship. "When I was awarded with the scholarship I was speechless," said Rahni. "I did not expect to be selected for the scholarship and I am so incredibly grateful to have been chosen for it." The $25000 scholarship was presented to Rahni by Jason Coleman who has been a fixture of the Australian Dance scene for more than twenty years. "I started dancing at the age of two and it has always been my dream to work as a professional dancer," Rahni said. "Being given this opportunity has just brought me one step closer to being able to fulfil my dream." The Year 12 student said she chose to participate in event because she had such a great time in performing in previous years. "I am able to make new friends who are all like-minded and passionate as well as work
A woman has been arrested and a man is still outstanding following a pursuit in Cranbourne on September 20. Police first spotted the Ford wagon displaying false plates travelling at high speed on Breens Road, Cranbourne about 12.15am. It was tracked to a petrol station on McClelland Drive, Frankston where a passenger attempted to refuel the vehicle. An attempt was made to intercept the car at the service station and it sped off leaving the female passenger behind. The passenger, a 19-year-old Cranbourne woman, was subsequently arrested as she attempted to flee on foot. A pursuit was initiated before being terminated for safety reasons. The vehicle was tracked to Elwood where it was dumped in Coleridge Street just before 1am. Police conducted a search of the area but could not locate the driver. The Cranbourne woman has been released to attend court at a later date and is expected to be charged with theft and conduct endangering life. Police are making enquiries with regards to the identity of the driver of the Ford wagon. Police are investigating. Anyone who witnessed the car or has any other information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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Retracing a life’s journey By Cam Lucadou-Wells Denise Lyons' grand plans to reprise her inspirational 32-kilometre charity walk in memory of her late sister Anne has taken an unplanned detour. But she and the walk, which supports research into the 'forgotten cancers', are still steaming ahead on 8 September. Ms Lyons, a personal assistant at Dandenong Hospital, had become an avid walker despite the "daily reminders" of her own cancer survival. However at the start of the year, her daily walks were cruelled by a painful foot-ligament injury, plantar fasciitis. "I'm absolutely hating it," she says. "The doctors say the only treatment is rest. It's a slow process." Last year, she raised $4200 when she trekked from her childhood home in Nar Nar Goon to Hampton Park. She travelled via Pakenham, Officer, Beaconsfield and Berwick to St Kevin's Catholic Church, Hampton Park - where her sister Anne's funeral service was held 16 years ago to the day. The walk, in a way, covers the geographical arc of Anne's life. Next month, Ms Lyons is aiming to cover about half the trip - as well as giving strong
support to her son Sam and other family and friends over the remaining 16 kilometres. In the leadup, it's been a chance to delve through old photos and remember her effervescent, life-loving sister. Anne was just 30 when first diagnosed with pancreatic cancer - the same illness that claimed her father. She still loved life even while living with the illness for seven years, Ms Lyons said. "She could tell a story with her hands. "She was full of life, energy and fun." Ms Lyons was diagnosed with cancer herself six years ago, and underwent two surgeries, chemo and radiotheraphy. Daily, she endures lymphoedema and the occasional stinging pain. She has to avoid cuts, and take daily medication. But she considers herself one of the lucky ones. And along the way, she fell in love with walking. "When you walk you solve all the problems of the world. "It's a quiet time to think through all the things in your life. "You see so much when you walk." To donate, go to the Cancer Council page https://myownway.everydayhero.com/au/ annie-s-way-2018
Denise Lyons with her support crew at the start of last year's walk in Nar Nar Goon. 172601 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS
Join in the Ageing Positively Festival fun
Hundreds of residents joined in the fun during last year's Ageing Positively Festival.
The City of Casey's annual Ageing Positively Festival will run again throughout October, offering more than 100 events and activities for residents aged 55 and over. Held each year in conjunction with the Victorian Seniors Festival, the festival is a celebration of Casey's older residents and their ongoing contribution to the municipality. City of Casey Mayor Cr Geoff Ablett encouraged Casey residents to check out the actionpacked program and join in the festival fun. "Council, community groups and organisations across Casey will be hosting a variety of events and activities where older residents can get active, learn something new, meet new people and have fun," Cr Ablett said. "The theme for this year's festival is 'Get Social' and there's a diverse mix of events and activities for our senior residents to get out and about in their community and make new friends. "Council will be putting on two feature events as part of this year's Ageing Positively Festival, both of which are free shows at Bunjil Place. "One show is aimed at grandparents and carers to enjoy together with their grandchildren to acknowledge the special role that they play, and the other is a celebration of all things Broadway, so book your tickets to avoid missing out. "The Ageing Positively Festival is one way in which Council celebrates our older residents and works to ensure they feel valued, supported and connected to their community." Residents can claim free tickets to the two feature events of the Ageing Positively Festival,
to be held in the Bunjil Place Theatre: Red Racing Hood To celebrate Grandparents/Carers Day, Council is hosting a special event to be enjoyed with the grandkids. Produced by Terrapin Puppet Theatre, the show reimagines everyone's favourite characters from the famous fairytale into the small town of Grinalong. Date: Tuesday 2 October. Session 1: 10am. Session 2: 12.30pm. Swinging on Broadway Take a trip down memory lane to an era
when the likes of Louis Armstrong, Peggy Lee, Tony Bennett and Ol' Blue Eyes regularly topped the charts with Broadway toe-tappers. Melissa Langton will be swinging down Broadway with a mix of classic show tunes and some playful reinterpretations of more recent Broadway favourites! Date: Wednesday 10 October. Time: 10.30am. Check out the full program and book your tickets at www.casey.vic.gov.au/ageingpositively or call Council Customer Service on 9705 5200 to request a program booklet.
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Family fun at the circuit The Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit is the destination for the whole family with hours of entertainment and enjoyment on offer over these school holidays. Move into the fast lane with go-karting on the 750-metre scale replica Grand Prix circuit. Situated alongside the circuit and overlooking Bass Strait, this go-kart experience is like no other. Visitors can try and beat the fastest times of the day, or just compete against their personal best with the circuit’s lap time printouts. Groups are welcome and duel-control Tandem
Karts are available for the youngsters. The circuit has also secured a superb private collection of 24 grand prix winning motorcycles from the famous Italian marques Aprilia and Cagiva. The two-wheel treasures are permanently installed as the star exhibit in the History of Motorsport Display at the visitor centre. Follow in the footsteps of racing superstars on the daily guided circuit tour, which provides access to exclusive and restricted areas. Visit the control tower, media centre and pit roof, and of course get the opportunity to snap
that ‘hero’ photo on the winner’s podium. Visitors can also get behind the controls of Australia’s largest GP Slot Car track, or challenge their mates on the race simulators with a virtual race of the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit. Guests also have the opportunity to wander through the tranquil water gardens to the viewing mound where they can capture some of the most unique and invigorating panoramic views of Bass Strait and Cape Woolamai.
And after all the excitement, Champions Cafe offers a fresh, healthy menu with plenty of choices, and the gift shop has a wide selection of apparel, merchandise and souvenirs to choose from. There are also two $50 RSL vouchers to giveaway over the holidays. Winners are randomly chosen - all visitors have to do is the visit the visitor centre! For more information, phone 5952 9400 or visit www.phillipislandcircuit.com.au.
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Keep busy at Casey Central There's plenty to keep the kids amused these school holidays at Casey Central Shopping Centre. From Monday 1 October to Saturday 6 October at 11am to 2pm daily, catch the Grass Head Characters live show. Spring into Casey where the kids can get their green thumbs dirty and make their own grass head character in-centre and watch it grow at home! 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
There's plenty happening at Casey Central these school holidays. 165539 Picture: GARY SISSONS 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.
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Spring in to the gardens These school holidays, escape the everyday for the green retreats at the Cranbourne Gardens, where young ones of all ages can engage in nature-based experiences. The Cranbourne Gardens are bursting with a variety of free and affordable activities - from drop-in craft workshops, guided tours in remnant bushland, to the night sky and heritage telescopes. From Tuesday 25 September to Friday 28 September (10am to 12noon and 1.30pm to 3.30pm) and Saturday 29 September (10am to 12noon), kids aged 2 to 12 years can take part in the Garden's Paper Planet free activity. Children's imaginations will run wild in this planet made of paper and natural materials from Cranbourne Gardens. Enliven the space with handmade creatures and critters, vines and flowers, costumes and constructions. During this installation, participants are invited to continually add to the forest and build whole communities. Theatre and play merge as children discover an imaginative world for adventures in this forest of their own making. Paper Planet is an experience that all ages will find inspiring and utterly blissful Then, on Tuesday 2 October and Thursday 4 October at 10.30am, children aged 5 to 12 years (and accompanied by an adult) are invited to go on the Manna Discovery Walk. Go on this school holiday adventure and discover a slice of Cranbourne Gardens' bushland. Be led by an experienced guide along the Manna Walk and seek out the mysteries of the native environment. Get in touch with the land through nature play and a hands-on activity. Pack a picnic and explore the rest of the Gardens after the tour. Bookings are essential and tickets are $5 per person.
The Cranbourne Gardens are bursting with a variety of free and affordable activities these school holidays. The Cranbourne Gardens also has a number of frequent experiences including the 'Garden Explorer Bus', which is a daily tour for all ages. Bookings are essential and tickets are $10 for adults, $8 for concessions, children and friends' members, and $25 for families (two
adults and two children). Alternatively, there's 'Snapshots of Australia,' which is a daily tour held at 11am.Bookings are essential and tickets are $7.50 for adults and $6.50 for concessions, children and friends' members.
The Cranbourne Gardens are located on the corner of Ballarto Road and Botanic Drive in Cranbourne (off the South Gippsland Highway). For more information, phone 5990 2200 or visit www.rbg.vic.gov.au/visit-cranbourne.
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WHAT’S ON Trivia Night A fun night out for all ages. Bring your food and drinks, but most importantly bring your trivia brain. Silent auctions galore will be available where many go for less than their value. This is a fundraising night for Casey Choir. Book a table or just book a ticket or two. Bookings are essential on 0403 012 453 Saturday 27 October at 7pm. Beaconsfield Community Centre, 8 O'Neil Road, Beaconsfield. Tickets: $20
Paper Planet Children s imaginations will run wild in this planet made of paper and natural materials from Cranbourne Gardens. Enliven the space with handmade creatures and critters, vines and flowers, costumes and constructions. Theatre and play merge as children discover an imaginative world for adventures in this forest of their own making. Paper Planet is an experience that all ages will find inspiring and utterly blissful. By Polyglot Theatre Tuesday 25 September to Friday 28 September - drop in 10am to 12noon and 1.30pm to 3.30pm. Saturday 29 September - drop in 10am to 12noon. Free event.
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Items can be brought in for valuation between 12-3pm. $5 per item. No jewellery, stamps or coins. Lunch and refreshments available. All proceeds go to Riding for the Disabled Myuna Farm. Entry adults $5 and children are free. Sunday, 14 October from 9am-4pm at Berwick Leisure Centrum, 79 Manuka Road, Berwick. Contact Coosje on 0432 869 215.
The Narre Warren & District Family History Group Inc. and the Lang Lang Historical Society are hosting a cemetery walk, "Peace at Last" WW1 at Lang Lang Cemetery. A book on the tour and other local cemetery tour books will also be available. Sunday 14 October at 10am. Bookings essential. Location: McDonalds Track, Lang Lang, South Gippsland Highway. Melways Map X912 ref. R8. Please contact Jane Rivett-Carnac cemetery.tours@nwfhg.org.au. Lynne Bradleypresident@nwfhg.org.au Phone 8787 5558.
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Country women's Association West Gippsland Group Everyone is invited to the Creative Arts Exhibition which will be held at Cranbourne Public Hall on Friday 5 October from 10am - 4pm and Saturday 6 October from 10am - 3.30pm. Admission $5 adults, school groups 50 cents per person. Contact Carmel Ryan 97047145 or email carmel.ryan07@bigpond.com.
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New Vogue, Ballroom, and Latin Dancing Put a spring in your step and have some fun! Dancing is a beautiful learning experience to enjoyable music, and improves your mental and physical health. The additional class time of 1pm on Wednesdays meets the needs of those who specifically enjoy sequenced dancing. Discounts are available for attendance at two classes in any one week. Everyone welcome! Instructor is accredited, approachable, and affordable. Cost: $10-00 per session. Enquiries: Call Di 0408343202. Email: difen69@bigpond.net.au Monday 8 October - 17 December 5.30pm - 6.30pm or 7pm - 8pm and Wednesday 10 October - 19 December 1pm - 2pm.
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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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Spring Garden Plant Sale Fresh produce, Jams and cakes are also available, as is morning tea and sausage sizzle. All proceeds go to support the Uniting Church's Frontier Services Farmer's Relief Fund. Our Opshop will also be open for some great bargains. 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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Blessing of the Animals service We will be opening our new community Sacred Garden. The service will be followed by morning tea. Everyone and their dog (and cats, rabbits, horses etc) are welcome to celebrate St. Francis' day with us. 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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High tea Everyone is welcome to attend The Dr Hope 2018 High Tea event in support of the Monash Health Clinical Cancer Trials. Come join us for a wonderful afternoon and help make a difference for those bringing the fight to cancers front door. Champagne served in the Merrimu Courtyard followed by a traditional high tea menu in the old world charms of the Merrimu Room. Ticket includes entertainment and a traditional High Tea menu of gourmet sandwiches, hot finger food, scones, mixed sweet, tea, coffee, orange juice and soft drinks. Sunday 28 October from 12.30pm to 4pm at Merrimu Receptions, 1300 Dandenong Road, Murrumbeena. Tickets $65 per person - available at Trybooking at https://www.trybooking. com/393017.
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Harmony Choir Harmony Choir has vacancies for singers to be part of our exciting end of year program of friendly fun and performances. Singers will be warmly welcomed for choir practices. Choir practices are held every Monday at 7.30pm in the Old Cheese Factory, Homestead Road Berwick. For further details call 0427 643 221.
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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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Time for tennis Cranbourne Tennis Club holds social tennis on Thursday mornings from 9.30am to 11.30am. Competitions are open to singles and doubles of all ages including beginners and advanced players. Cost is $2 including tea and coffee. Casey Fields at 160 Berwick-Cranbourne Rd (Melways 134 E7). Details: 0419 382 049 or 0432 535 575.
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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.
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The Berwick Pipers INC is interested in attracting new members to its group, particularly experienced bagpipe players. The group play B Flat chanters in our bagpipes as it gives them the greatest chance of helping concert bands and orchestras. The Pipers are a group of musicians who play the Great Highland Bagpipe. They have assisted Berwick Rotary on Australia days at Pioneer Park by playing in the Official Party and providing incidental music around the grounds. They perform around the City of Casey at a variety of venues to entertain the public but we also teach learners to play the great highland bagpipe. Despite the group currently having a midyear break, lessons for their learners continue. Email berwickpipers16@gmail.com or visit the website at www.berwickpipers.info. The group's secretary Steve Everett and tutor can be contacted on 03 97296219 or 0425 826 990.
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Businesses hope for win 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. This week we look at Health, Education and Well-being and Home-based Businesses. Health, Education and Well-being YMCA Casey YMCA is a community not for profit organisation that has served the Victorian community since 1853. With around 8,000 staff and volunteers, YMCA Victoria delivers services at more than 150 locations every day in settings including camps, student accommodation, community recreation and sporting facilities, swimming pools, early education, schools and kindergartens, youth services and youth justice facilities. The YMCA in Casey manage seven recreation centres for the City of Casey: Casey ARC, Casey RACE, Doveton Pool in the Park, Casey Stadium, Endeavour Hills Leisure Centre, Berwick Leisure Centre and Olive Road Sporting Complex. Beaconsfield Dental Beaconsfield Dental is a modern, progressive dental clinic in Berwick providing all aspects of dental care to the community in an environmentally sustainable manner. The firm’s motto is ’Beaconsfield Dental - Caring for the community and the environment’. Dr Robert Panjkov established Beaconsfield Dental 30 years ago in 1988. Now, three decades on and a new location later, he works alongside his wife Lisa, their two daughters Melissa and Jacinta, and an experienced team of dentists. Bfirm Personal Training Established in 2007, Bfirm Personal Training was created to meet a demand in the market for personalised training solutions, tailoring
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Winds of change at Berwick By Nick Creely
Stewart Kemperman (left) holds the cup aloft after the 2018 grand final on 15 September. 185297 were happy with whatever way we went - it wasn't about them voting him in or out, so there was no issues at all," he said. Kemperman ends his time at Berwick with a magnificent 92-percent strike rate, having coached the club to 34 wins from 37 outings, including an unblemished record of five wins in finals. He told the News that it was a mutual parting
QUIZ NUMBER 1629 1. WHICH NBA team does Australian basketballer Patty Mills play for? 2. WHICH Australian Rules position has provided the most winners of the Brownlow Medal? 3. WHICH movie star was once married to volatile tennis star John McEnroe? 4. WHICH Aussie cricket star’s middle names are Peter Devereux? 5. WHICH well-known Aussie golfer won her first senior tournament at the age of 15? 6. WHICH Aussie stood on the victory dais when two Americans gave the infamous ‘Black Power’ salute at the 1968 Olympics? 7. WHICH Aussie boxer died in a road accident in 1952? 8. WHO once said ‘The sound of the ball hitting the batsman’s skull is music to my ears’? 9. IN what year did the South Melbourne AFL club become the Sydney Swans? 10. WHICH Aussie won the world motor racing drivers’ championship in 1980? 11. WHAT is Australia’s oldest horse racing classic? 12. WHICH Aussie swimmer went on to become Lord Mayor of Melbourne? 13. WHICH country will hold the next soccer World Cup? 14. IN what sport has Australian Jeanette Baker been world champion on several occasions? 15. WHO was the last Australian to take a hat-trick in Test cricket? 16. WHICH two clubs have won the most AFL premierships? 17. OVER how many races is the America’s Cup yachting series decided? 18. WHICH country did Australia defeat in the 1977 Davis Cup final? 19. WHICH former world heavyweight boxing champion fought in Australia in 1975? 20. WHICH Aussie Rules star of the 1970s was born in Austria? ANSWERS: 1. San Antonio 2. Rover 3. Tatum O’Neill 4. Steve Smith 5. Jan Stephenson 6. Peter Norman 7. Dave Sands 8. Jeff Thomson 9. 1982 10. Alan Jones 11. The AJC St Leger 12. Sir Frank Beaurepaire 13. Russia 14. Ten-pin bowling 15. Peter Siddle 16. Carlton and Essendon 7. The best of seven 18. Italy 19. Joe Frazier 20. Alex Jesaulenko 30 STAR NEWS
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of ways, and he understood that it was always going to be transition when he signed up for the role two years ago. But he said there was a sadness to be leaving behind a "wonderful playing group". "I'm incredibly grateful for the opportunity I got at the club to start my coaching career and develop myself- I have enormous admiration for the players and how they've sustained a successful period for the club," he said.
Picture: ROB CAREW "I'm internally grateful for the committee to make this club better each year and create a culture and place that's the envy of other clubs. "I'm also grateful to the family to allow me to put the time in to coach." Kemperman also said he is exploring his options at local and elite level and that his two premierships has only fuelled him to continue working on his coaching.
The Dandenong Stingrays have won their first ever TAC Cup premiership. Picture: COURTESY OF AFL VICTORIA
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One of the key architects of Berwick's back-toback SEFNL premierships, dual premiership coach Stewart Kemperman, has parted ways with the club after just two years in the job. The former Noble Park champion signed on with the club in his first senior coaching role in 2017, and guided the Wickers to back-to-back flags for just the second time in the club's illustrious history just days ago at Edwin Flack Reserve against Narre Warren. Club president Glenn Gambetta confirmed the massive news on Tuesday afternoon to the News after a series of meetings, and said that they have parted ways amicably after discussions with Kemperman about the future direction of the club. Gambetta also confirmed that Rhys Nisbet, the 2015 premiership coach, will coach the club from 2019 as it enters 'AFL Outer East', describing it as a "transition". "Obviously it's a very difficult decision to end Stewart's time at the club, but the original plan was to offer him a two-year contract with the option of a third year," Gambetta said. "The transition from Rhys to Stewart was a smooth one, but we were always aware that Rhys was keen to return to the fold after a twoor-three year hiatus. "Rhys is now fully committed to returning to the fold, he's a Berwick boy through and through, and we're delighted to have him back on board." Gambetta said Kemperman wanted to coach a third year and understood the club's stance, and swiftly denied that there were any issues with Kemperman and the playing group, reiterating that it's all part of the transition back to Nisbet. "We asked for the players' input, and they
The Dandenong Stingrays are the 2018 TAC Cup Premiers. After 27 years and five grand final losses, the Stingrays finally claimed their maiden TAC Cup Premiership at IKON Park on Saturday afternoon. With the rampant Oakleigh Chargers standing between them and the trophy, the Rays rose to the occasion when it mattered most. Riley Bowman booted the first goal of the game after a tremendous second effort tackle for which he was rewarded with a shot on goal. Despite the best efforts of Lachlan Young and Daniel Frampton in defence, Oakleigh held a seven-point lead at the first break. The second quarter was when the Rays made their premiership move. Of course, it was co-captain Campbell Hustwaite who led from the front. He was on the bottom of packs, running out of packs and tackling as if his life depended on it. Bailey Williams put through his first major of the day at the four-minute mark, then the speedy Jai Taylor inspired his teammates with a chase down tackle in the middle of the ground, leading to a Toby Bedford goal. Just two minutes later, Hustwaite ran through the middle of the ground, drove the ball deep forward and Ed Cahill snuck through
another Dandenong major. It was a four-minute stretch of football that gave Dandenong the confidence it could execute its game plan against the loaded Chargers. The Rays held a 14-point lead at half time, 38-24. Oakleigh kicked a goal just one minute into the third term, but the Rays responded. Finlay Bayne got on the scoreboard, and then 40 seconds later Lachlan McDonnell slotted a beautiful running goal to have Dandenong 21 points in front. The third quarter turned into a complete arm-wrestle and with 25 minutes of football left in the season, the Rays had a 23-point lead. With 12 minutes to play, Dandenong held a 29-point lead, but the Chargers weren't done and after a Jack Ross goal with five minutes left to play, Oakleigh was just 12 points adrift. Oakleigh's Dylan Williams snapped a goal with two-and-a-half minutes remaining and it was just a goal the difference. The final couple of minutes were frantic, but Dandenong's defence stood tall and simply wouldn't allow the Chargers to get the goal they so desperately craved. The Rays held on for a thrilling six-point win, claiming their maiden premiership in the club's sixth grand final appearance, 12.8 (80) to 11.8 (74). cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au
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Black’s swansong has a fairytale end By Hayley Wildes Heading into the big dance with a 0-5 record in grand finals, this Dandenong side was determined to write its own history. It was reward for a truly incredible season from the Stingrays. Just one loss all season was credit to the teamwork and desire to work for one another. Whenever they were challenged throughout the season - including, most importantly, in the grand final - they responded. The likes of co-captain Campbell Hustwaite, Ed Cahill, Riley Bowman, Bailey Wiliams and Zac Foot were sublime on the biggest day of the year. The defence was steadfast against an Oakleigh forward pack that boasted speed and class. Lachlan Young simply wouldn't be beaten, while Daniel Frampton, Lachlan Stenning and Will Hamill were absolutely crucial down the stretch. But in fairness, it was a total team effort; all
23 players played their role and now they are all premiership players. For coach Craig Black - himself a former Stingrays player - in his final game with Dandenong, it was a fitting way to finish his time at the club. He has driven standards and developed some of the finest players in the land over his time with Dandenong and he heads to Collingwood in a development role as a TAC Cup Premiership coach. After the game, Black spoke about his nerves in those thrilling final minutes. "I was getting really nervous late, as you could imagine - I was counting down every second, but credit to the boys to be able to dig deep in a couple of really important moments," he said. "I thought we set the game up in that second quarter and luckily we were able to hold on. "Will Hamill and a couple of the defenders
just halved key contests and allowed a couple of stoppages late - I was about to run over and push the siren!" From Black's perspective, Dandenong's maiden TAC Cup premiership is reward for everyone involved. "It's a great reward for not just this year, but the people who put in a lot of hard work over 27 years - for our club to finally have success is outstanding and unbelievable," he said. The play of Riley Bowman and Bailey Williams - two key pillars who will be highly sought after in next month's AFL Draft - was crucial. "You just ask your big men to compete and I thought they both did that," Black said. "Riley in the ruck competed really well, which allowed us to use Bailey forward a bit more and a couple of time he just willed himself on the contest and he took a couple of important marks, which was fantastic."
By Hayley Wildes The Berwick City Tigers under-14A soccer squad has been playing together for three years and are showing no signs of slowing down. The 2018 campaign was a season of development and achievement for the allconquering Tigers team - undefeated on the pitch, with players growing into their roles as they worked together to dominate their opposition. Playing in the Football Federation Victoria (FFV ) Metropolitan Boys South under14A competition, the Berwick City side took all before it - scoring an incredible 80 goals in 20 games (including finals), while only conceding eight. In the grand final, played on 16 September in Burwood, the Tigers took on the best team from the West; the North Sunshine Eagles. As it had done all season, Berwick City played with a steely resolve and when chances to attack presented themselves, they took their opportunities. North Sunshine was no match for Berwick City as the side was crowned state champion with a 3-1 win. It capped off not only a remarkable season for Berwick City, but a remarkable three seasons. With the majority of the squad having been together since the under-12s in 2016, the players have showcased their abilities on the state and national stage. Since the beginning of the 2016 season, the team has played 52 matches, scoring 169 goals and conceding just 34 - an almost unheard-of efficiency on both ends of the pitch. Over that time, the side has claimed eight major trophies from various tournaments and championships. Head coach Milan Mihajlovic spoke about the way he wants his team to play. "My philosophy is to play an attacking style, keep possession and be compact in defence," he said. The attacking style of play has clearly paid dividends over the past three seasons and in 2017, the team won the Australian Football Skool International Tournament in Shepparton. With 100 teams from across Australia and overseas competing, the then under-13 Tigers team won a thrilling grand final against Sunshine George Cross. With scores locked at one-all at full time, a penalty shoot-out was needed to determine who would take home the trophy. Neither team gave an inch in the shoot-out, but the Tigers held their nerve and claimed the championship with a 7-6 penalty shoot-out win. With more major tournaments on the horizon, the Berwick City Tigers might be in the market for an even bigger trophy cabinet in the not too distant future.
The Casey Friendship Trophy was presented by Cranbourne chief John McKenna to some of Cranbourne's winning participants.
Cranbourne is ready to take on the best After last year's historic Division 1 Pennant victory, the Cranbourne ladies bowls team has been training hard over the off-season in preparation to take on the best teams in the state. The revised premier league competition has been incorporated into two super leagues, dividing Melbourne metropolitan into two groups - which ultimately means less travel time. Nonetheless, the standard of this competition will be very strong and the Cranbourne ladies are up for the challenge. The first game was scheduled against last year's premier league runner-up Clayton, playing away - a test that the ladies could recranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au
ally look forward to. The first home game will be in Round 2 on 2 October against Doncaster, starting at 10.30am. The club encourages both the Cranbourne and general Casey community to come along and support the local side. Midweek bowls also starts this week, with three sides competing this year. Division 2 plays at Pakenham, Division 3 plays at home against Berwick, and the six-aside outfit plays at Keysborough. During the pre-season the Casey friendship competition took place with final results being: 1st Cranbourne 664 shots, 2nd Narre War-
ren 600 shots, 3rd Hampton Park 555 shots, 4th Cranbourne RSL 518 shots. The friendship trophy was organised to enhance club camaraderie and bring some fun into bowls. Besides playing bowls, players enjoyed additional fun - engaging in trivial pursuit, picka-box, and charades after each game. Each team took turns hosing the games over four months and a range of prizes were given out after each event, which were all well catered for by the host club. All clubs agreed that it was a great concept that will be an ongoing event.
The Berwick City Tigers, from back left: Ollie Pivac (assistant coach), Joel Bandaranayake, Ashton Felix, Joshua Dell'Aquila, Bol Ter, Filip Mihajlovic (captain), Ryan Stephenson, Luka Pivac, Akbar Mohammad, Ali Hallak and Milan Mihajlovic (head coach). Front, from left: Angus Robertson, Dean Garofalo, Darcy Hanna, Omar Wahidi, Adrian Jankovski, Ryan Crasto and Hamish Berreen. Picture: HAYLEY WILDES
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