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Jockeys set to wear pink Launching the two-day TAB Cranbourne Cup Carnival will be the fifth running of the Inglis Pinker Pinker Plate on Friday, 12 October. The club was delighted with the boost in prize money for the race this year, up from $80,000 to $100,000. "The Inglis Pinker Pinker Plate is a feature race on the club's calendar and named in honour of the locally trained Greg Eurell Cox Plate winning mare. We are thrilled that Racing Victoria has recognised the status of this race as a key lead-in race into the premier fillies and mares races in the Spring Racing Carnival," said Cran-
bourne Turf Club CEO Neil Bainbridge. The Club also holds a ladies function on the prestigious race night, hosted by Hawthorn legend, Brownlow Medallist and media identity Shane Crawford in support of the Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA). The event sees ladies from far and wide come to Cranbourne to enjoy a fun-filled night with friends and family at the races, all for a worthy cause. Mr Bainbridge said the Cranbourne Turf Club was excited to announce that, in support of Breast Cancer Network Australia, all jockeys
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All happening at the Cup The Cranbourne Turf Club is gearing up to host one of the biggest sporting and social events on the local calendar and is encouraging the whole community to take part in the celebrations. The TAB Cranbourne Cup carnival will begin with the Inglis Pinker Pinker Plate on Friday, 12 October, followed by the TAB Cranbourne Cup on Sunday, 14 October. This year, Cranbourne Cup day promises to be another action-packed day, headlined by the feature $350,000 Cranbourne Cup and the $100,000 Procon Developments Apache Cat Classic. This year's Cup will see the unveiling of its first ever young members' enclosure, giving those aged 18 to 39 the opportunity to enjoy all the racing action in a marquee located in prime position. Young racegoers who take up the offer will receive a young membership, racecourse admission, free wood-fire pizza, and live DJ entertainment throughout the day, all for the price of $59. The Cranbourne Turf Club will also be revealing an impressive new deck that all racing enthusiasts will be able to enjoy on the day. The Cranbourne Turf Club will have plenty of entertainment on offer for kids of all ages at this year's Cup meeting, including free Despicable Me minions dace parties and character meet and greets held throughout the day. The Cranbourne Park Fashions on the Field also returns for the 2018 running of the Cup, with over $5000 worth of prizes up for grabs across three categories - Lady of the Day, Young Lady of the Day, and Gentleman of the Day. Ladies on the day will be competing for a great range of prizes put forward by various stores at Cranbourne Park, including Forever
New, OPSM, Flight Centre, and South Gippsland Jewellers. Men on the day will also be competing for several valuable prizes offered by Cranbourne Park retailers, including Flight Centre, Anytime Fitness, and South Gippsland Jewellers. Cranbourne Turf Club CEO Neil Bainbridge said the 2018 Cranbourne Cup carnival is shaping up to be one of the biggest and best yet. "Cup day really does offer something for everyone, from racing fanatics to those who just want a fun day out, with plenty of action on and off the track to keep patrons young and old entertained," he said. "Our hospitality package sales are selling extremely well this year and it promises to be one of the biggest Cup days held at Cranbourne. "From a racing perspective, we've got a much larger prize purse with the richest ever TAC Cranbourne Cup, given the recent $50,000 increase in prizemoney, and a further $20,000 prizemoney increase to the Inglis Pinker Pinker Plate. "Trackside we've got Fashions on the Field, great hospitality packages, a young members' enclosure, entertainment and plenty of children's rides and activities including a free minions dance party and character meet and greet, so it really is a day the whole family can enjoy. "The TAB Cranbourne Cup has cemented itself as one of the great country events during the Spring Racing Carnival and provides the Casey community the chance to enjoy the thrill of the Spring Racing Carnival close to home." For further details, and to purchase tickets to both the Inglis Pinker Pinker Plate night and TAB Cranbourne Cup, visit www.cranbourneturfclub.com.au or call 5996 1300.
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Cooper, Jaxon, Winter, Fyfe, Eden, Ava and Pippa enjoying the school holiday program at the Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne. 185701 PICTURES: Kiara Gilbert.
Children discovered the natural wonders of the world with free pop-up activities at Cranbourne Botanic Gardens these school holidays. Hundreds of families took part in the Kids' Backyard event where children got imaginative and hands-on with sensory activities including weaving, clay constructions and storytelling on Thursday 27 September. Johnathon, 8, from Pakenham was all smiles when he wore an Akubra hat he had made from clay. "The pop-up activities in the kids' backyard was really successful; we couldn't have asked for a better turnout," Early Childhood Program Facilitator Janine Richardson said. "Parents and grandparents kept asking if they could return throughout the holidays, which is great feedback for next time," she said. "Many families decided to stay in the Kids' Backyard for picnics and play, an inviting place for parents and grandparents and children could interact."
Bowser blues Motorists have been left reeling after facing the brunt of sky-rocketing petrol prices across Casey, which hit a four-year high last week, stretching the household budgets of families. Increased oil price has affected the wholesale price of refined petrol which has had a flow-on effect at the pump, according to RACV vehicle engineering manager Michael Case. "Fuel is essential; an increase hurts family budgets and contributes to the cost of living. It's up the industry to justify current pricing," he said. According to petrolspy.com, United service station on the South Gippsland Highway in Cranbourne had unleaded fuel at 165.7c a litre on Friday 27 September, while Shell on the
Western Port Highway in Lynbrook was 167.9c, and BP on Berwick-Clyde Road, Berwick also at 167.9c. Drivers filling up at Coles Express on Berwick-Cranbourne Road, Clyde North were stung an extra 10 cents a litre for unleaded fuel (167.9c), compared to Coles Express on Sladen Street, Cranbourne (157.9c), which is less than seven kilometres away. Cranbourne resident and builder Ash Banks said he was considering selling his car due to the price spike, who currently travels to Burnside and Doreen for work. "It ends up costing a $135-$140 a tank, it's an absolute rip-off," he said. He said he filled up his sports Ford ute with premium fuel at the 7-Eleven on Evan Road in
Cranbourne on Friday 27 September at 1.83c a litre. "It's been steadily going up, it hasn't come back down," Mr Banks said. "I'm spending close to $200 a week in fuel. The price of living is ridiculous at the moment. You start living to work not working to live." CommSec senior economist Ryan Felsman said there was little relief from the petrol pain. "CommSec estimates that monthly household spending on petrol, assuming the purchase of 40 litres of petrol per week, is at fourmonth highs of $244.48," he said. Fuel prices in Melbourne last week hit 167.9 cents a litre and averaged a four-year high, just as the school holidays began. According to independent price monitor,
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New power in waste City of Casey will be the first municipality in the state to put new electric powered hard waste collection trucks into service. Waste Management Services (WM) showcased their first electric truck for residential hard rubbish waste collections on Wednesday 3 October, which will officially start in Casey streets this month. Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change, Lily D'Ambrosio attended the launch of the product at the Waste Expo Australia, as part of Sustainability Week. WM managing director Mark Jeffs said the new trucks were further evidence of the company's continued shift towards innovation and support for renewable energy. "I am very pleased to bring electric trucks to the streets of Melbourne and I congratulate the City of Casey on this significant commitment. Collecting rubbish this way will help to make the environment more sustainable for future generations with this unique electric vehicle technology," he said. "These vehicles are better for the rate payer, quieter than diesel or petrol vehicles, lower maintenance than normal trucks and last longer." WM is looking at rolling out more electric trucks in their fleet in other municipalities around Melbourne after this month. The trucks have been designed by Superior Pak, Australia's leading manufacturer of waste collection equipment, in collaboration with Australian automotive technology
The Victorian Greens have unveiled plan to extend the Cranbourne rail line to Clyde as well as duplicating the Cranbourne line, if they win the State Election in November. The $1 billion project would also see a new station built at Cranbourne East - with all works expected to be completed by 2025. This would form part of the Greens' $5 billion Melbourne Metro transport plan. Greens southeast MP Nina Springle joined Greens transport spokesman Sam Hibbins in making the announcement at Cranbourne Railway Staion on Wednesday 3 October. "The South East is expanding rapidly and we need this investment in public transport now to support a growing population," Ms Springle said. "Extending the Cranbourne line to Clyde
Cranbourne Lawn Bowls, Cranbourne Fire Brigade, Cranbourne Public Hall and the Sikh Volunteers Australia Casey Food Van, have all secured vital funding through the State Government's Pick My Project initiative. The ground-breaking program provided locals the power to choose the projects their community needs. Cranbourne MP Jude Perera announced the successful organisations on Thursday 2 October who will share in Labor's $30 million project which included: Cranbourne Lawn Bowls - $60581.00, for an Outdoor Area Project Cranbourne Fire Brigade - $50000 for a Community Safety and Education Project Cranbourne Public Hall - $36498 for a Solar Energy Project Sikh Volunteers Australia - $50081 to provide a free food van in the City of Casey Through the 30 million Pick My Project initiative, Victorian residents aged 16 and over were given the opportunity to submit their idea for a project or program that made their community a better place to live. People were then given the chance to vote for their favourite project. More than 95,000 Victorians cast votes, with successful projects receiving grants of between $20,000 and $200,000. To ensure a range of small and large communities had the opportunity to be part of Pick My Project, no more than 50 per cent of a partnership areas funding was awarded to one local government area. Cranbourne MP Jude Perera said he was pleased these much needed projects will get the funding and support it needs thanks to the ground-breaking initiative. "Pick My Project will make a real difference in our local area and communities across the state - giving locals the power to choose the projects their community needs," he said.
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At the launch of the new waste trucks was from left, Waste Management Services managing director Mark Jeffs, Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change Lily D’Ambrosio, SEA Electric managing director Tony Fairweather and City of Casey waste management contracts and strategy team leader Thomas Johannsen. Picture: CONTRIBUTED company, SEA Electric. This move towards electric vehicles is part of WM's shift towards further sustainability commitments and limiting their carbon foot-
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will give thousands of people access to decent public transport that will reduce reliance on cars and give residents a door-to-door service to the city. "I hear from people in the South East on a daily basis about how urgently they need public transport. The Clyde rail extension is something that needs to happen in the next term of government, these communities are crying out for decent public transport they can rely on," she said. Ms Springle added the community had seen "big promises" made by the Andrews Government, yet "we are still waiting to hear about how they plan to invest in decent and reliable public transport in the south-east." "Cranbourne East was the fastest growing suburb in the country last year, yet the only real option for getting around is by car." Public Transport Minister Jacinta Allan
Greens Southeast Region MP Nina Springle with Greens transport spokesman Sam Hibbins in making the announcement at Cranbourne Railway Station. 185958 Picture: BRENDAN REES said "It's good to see the Greens Political Party playing catch up on our announcements." "Under Labor's plan, Melbourne's southeast will have more trains, more often with a re-elected Andrews Labor Government delivering a $750 million upgrade of the Cranbourne line and planning for a new rail link to Clyde," she said.
Appeal for witnesses after carjack attack By Brendan Rees Police are calling for witnesses following an attempted carjacking in Cranbourne North last month. Detective Senior Constable Andrew Walker of the Casey Crime Investigation Unit said
a man of African appearance allegedly approached a 29-year-old man while he was sitting in his parked car in Herring Avenue on Tuesday 25 September about 8pm. He said the victim was punched multiple times to the head after the man tried to grab the keys through an opened window.
The victim managed to drive away. The man is described as being in his early twenties with a slim build and wearing a black hoodie and cap. Anyone with information with information is urged to contact Narre Warren police on 9705 3111.
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$12.64m in losses By Brendan Rees Casey punters frittered away millions of dollars in pokies machines during August - continuing a "disturbing trend," according to Australia's gaming watchdog. The latest figures from the Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation revealed City of Casey ranked second worst council for gambling losses for the month of August, behind Brimbank. Losses jumped from $11.46 million in August 2017 to a record $12.64 million - with coins being fed into 913 gaming machines at 13 venues in August, a gain of 10.3 per cent. Gamblers in neighbouring Shire of Cardinia lost $2.83 million in 325 pokies machines at five venues while gaming machines in the City of Greater Dandenong gobbled up $10.96 million. The Alliance for Gambling Reform director and spokesman Tim Costello said losses in Casey could top $140 million by 2019 if the
current trend continued. "It would be great to have Casey on board (the alliance) campaigning harder to reduce gambling harm in the community, including by pressuring both major political parties to promise serious reform as part of their re-election platforms," he said. Casey council acting manager for city planning Kathryn Seirlis said council had been advocating for the State Government to extend a cap on the number of Electronic Gaming Machines (EGM) for the whole municipality. "A city-wide cap would provide certainty to the remaining parts of Casey to keep the EGM density consistent across the municipality," she said. Casey Council deputy mayor Wayne Smith said if council were to join the alliance they would have a "greater impact" in reducing gambling harm in the community. "We'll never get rid of them (pokies) but we can try and restrict them in terms of getting more of them," he said.
Bad Bets Australia spokesman Rowan Wenn urged Casey Council to "stand up" to the gambling industry and "protect the ratepayers." "People who run the industry target places like Casey; they look at people who are under mortgage stress, who are looking for an escape, and who are prone to the addictive nature of the machine," he said. "Poker machine revenue is just a tax on the addicted and that is not OK. "The alliance is absolutely the best place for councils to pour their resources into and try and work with this issue," Mr Wenn said. Cranbourne Information and Support Services executive officer Leanne Petrides said: "Some people tell us that they are lonely, and feel that the pokie venues allow them some social interaction, even though they may then find they lose the money they had allocated to purchase food that week. "I would encourage anyone who would like assistance with this issue to call Gambler's Help Southern on 9575 5353," she said.
Family looks to adopt grandparent By Brendan Rees
Sam and hubby Nathan Igoe with their children, Charlotte, 4, and one-and-half-year-old twins Sophie and Bella. Picture: CONTRIBUTED as participate in dinners, birthdays, reading books, craft activities, visiting the park, play board games and more. "Once they get to know you, they will shower you with hugs," Sam says. "It may be a bit of trial and error but as long as you're in it for the right reasons I believe it can have so many benefits for them, us and for the kids."
The couple are hopeful someone will be interested in making a meaningful connection with their family. "Just seeing that smile at the end of day that's what it's all about." Anyone interested in this role or who wish to register please visit www.findagrandparent. org.au. For enquiries contact Cate Kloos at feedback@findagrandparent.org.au.
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The Igoe family feel blessed to have three beautiful children however there's just one thing missing in their lives - a grandparent. Sam and hubby Nathan Igoe say their kids' grandparents aren't actively present in their lives. "Just knowing they're around but choose not to take part or visit them is really sad and upsetting," Sam says. The Hampton Park couple are now looking to adopt a grandparent for their three girls, Charlotte, 3, and one-and-half-year-old twins Sophie and Bella. Sam says knowing their kids' lives - and their own, for that matter was missing a "special relationship" with a grandparent was "really tough." "I know that if my dad was still alive he would have been such a loving grandpa." Sam says she did some Googling and stumbled across a website called 'Find a Grandparent.' Find a Grandparent is a not-for-profit service for finding surrogate, volunteer grandparents. Once a family finds a suitable surrogate grandparent by conducting a profile search on the website, the family can then arrange to meet. Sam and Nathan signed up to the program two months ago but "sadly we haven't found any matches with grandparents." "We're open to either a couple like a grandma and grandpa or if it's just a single person as well, we don't mind so long as they're in it for the right reasons," Sam said. "It's benefiting every one; I just really like that idea." Sam says her family loves day trips to the Melbourne Zoo and would love for their adopted grandparent to accompany them as well
Jailed for destructive home assault By Cam Lucadou-Wells A drunken man, angry that his partner's father didn't pick up duty-free cigarettes from an overseas trip, has repeatedly bashed his partner and trashed her house during a violent rage, a court has heard. As the man's abusive rant flared on 21 August, the partner called her parents and tried to pack clothes to take her and her daughter to stay at her mother's place. She was punched several times, including in the face. After the initial assault, she confronted him about "hitting a woman", Dandenong Magistrates' Court heard. He raised his fists threateningly. She grabbed his testicles but was overpowered by his choking hold. The man kicked her in the stomach. As she got up crying, he threw a clothes basket across the room, hurled two clothes horses over her head and flipped over the kitchen table. When the partner's parents arrived, the man abused the mother and punched the father in the face. The partner tried to intervene by punching the man to the head. He bit into her left thigh. Police arrested the man at the house. He was taken to Narre Warren police station and then Casey Hospital to have his injuries assessed. The man faced Dandenong Magistrates' Court on 1 October on multiple charges of assault as well as breaching a limited familyviolence intervention order at the time. His defence lawyer told the court his 39 days in remand- his first time in custody - had been an "eye-opener". "It's not a place he's ever going to go back to." Police sought a further jail term given he had several times been previously convicted of assaulting the same victim. "His behaviour is clearly escalating," police prosecutor Leading Senior Constable Luke McDonald said. Magistrate Pauline Spencer noted the man had "not got far" on his current community corrections order, including turning up to appointments while drunk. "You concede yourself you're causing a great deal of harm to your partner over a great period of time." She jailed the man for two months, including time already served in remand. When released, the man was ordered to restart his CCO with judicial monitoring, alcohol treatment and violent-offending programs. He was served with a full family-violence intervention order protecting his partner.
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'Affable' road-rage basher By Cam Lucadou-Wells A Cranbourne man has completed anger therapy after a "shameful" bashing of another driver at a Lyndhurst service station, a court has heard. Nick Kouloktsis, 42, claimed his road-rage was provoked by the other man driving aggressively and cutting him off on Western Port Highway on 6 March. He pleaded guilty at Dandenong Magistrates' Court on 1 October to recklessly causing injury. At the Coles Express servo, the pair got out of their cars and the victim tried to explain himself, according to police. Kouloktsis hit the other driver in the face, before the pair scuffled on the ground. At one point, Kouloktsis stood up and kicked the prone victim in the kidney region. The victim tried to shield himself from fur-
ther attack and didn't retalitate, police told the court. He later visited a medical clinic, nursing bruised ribs, arms and legs, as well as cuts to his face and four loosened teeth. Kouloktsis's lawyer told the court that the victim's injuries "healed quite readily". He said the victim had been driving in an "aggressive" manner, trying to overtake the "normally affable" Kouloktsis. The victim pulled alongside Koulktsis on the highway, "gesticulating" and "clenching a fist". He then "cut him off and almost caused an accident", the lawyer said. "Mr Kouloktsis then reacted in a way that was entirely inappropriate," the lawyer conceded. "It would have been best to take a registration number and contact police. "He is normally affable ... his problem is when the fuse is lit." Since the assault, Kouloktsis had complet-
ed group anger therapy, and was being counselled by a psychologist. The factory floor manager found the ongoing counselling was "of benefit", the court heard. Magistrate Pauline Spencer said she considered jailing Kouloktsis for the "shameful act", particularly attacking a person on the ground. "There was some lead-up to this, but it was only words, gestures, actions on the road. "You have two choices: let it go or let the police deal with it." Ms Spencer said assault victims don't just suffer physical injury but mental scarring as well. "I'm a bit concerned there's a history of violent offending, albeit 11 years ago." Kouloktsis was convicted and sentenced to 150 hours of unpaid work as part of a 12-month community corrections order
Heritage-listed old school house gets new lease on life The City of Casey has breathed new life into the heritage-listed, original Hampton Park Primary School building by turning it into a great community workspace for the Hampton Park Men's Shed. The building was facing demolition in 2016 as part of the Department of Education and Training's (DET) redevelopment of Hampton Park Primary School to modernise the school buildings. Following a passionate community campaign to save the building, which was supported by the City of Casey, council accepted a proposal by the School and DET for the building to be gifted to the City of Casey and relocated onto Council land in Marjorie Eastick Reserve,
Hampton Park. Following the relocation, Council invested $350,000 in refurbishing and extending the building to transform it into a community facility, now known as the Hampton Park Primary School Community Workspace, which is
currently being leased by the Hampton Park Men's Shed. City of Casey Deputy Mayor Cr Wayne Smith BJ JP officially opened the rejuvenated facility on Saturday 22 September amongst members of the Hampton Park community including the daughter of the original builder. "The building was constructed in 1922 and was one of the few buildings left in the suburb that survived the early development of Hampton Park," Cr Smith said. "Having served the local community for more than 90 years, Council is thrilled to have been able to ensure the building remained a valuable community asset and give it a new
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On 2 October the Berwick Star News Facebook page shared a story about a pair of 13-year-old boys who faced court over a dozen break-ins. Two girls - home alone - hid and barricaded themselves in a bedroom during one of the alleged burglaries. Here is how some readers reacted online: Paul Williams: Found not guilty of the same thing earlier as they were incapable of the intent to commit a crime. Proved a good decision little scrotes. Missy Sprocket: Boys need to be sentenced as adults, they are not going to learn if they keep getting away with it. Allison Brown: 13 what the hell. Pam Dinneen: How come the parents of these apprentice criminals don't wonder where they are and where they got the stuff from. Absentee parents ? Antony Farnworth: Good to see kids are learning from the African influx ..... not. Betsy Hanham: Adult crime adult courts adult sentences. Megan Hester: Clearly still don't know what they're doing is wrong so they'll get off again. They're going to just keep doing it. They're not innocent little kids seeing as they have hunting knives and machetes. Trish O'Grady: Yep, let them out. They won't change. Brenda Driffill: Where are the parents?
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TV win gives best view in the house By Rowan Forster Liz Paice was lacking so much confidence when she entered the Star News Group and Harvey Norman Grand Final TV competition that she prematurely purchased a brand new flat-screen last week. Now the Berwick mum and her kids, Taylah, Josh, will have two screens to watch the latest nail-biting AFL action. Mrs Paice received a call from Harvey Norman on Tuesday morning, informing her she had won a 65 inch Ultra High Definition TV. It is one of the few things Mrs Paice has ever won in her life. “We’ve just gone out and bought a new TV two weeks ago because we never thought we would win,” she said. “The kids were absolutely stoked. “I thought to myself, ‘oh my god what are we going to do’, but then we got the idea to mount the new TV on the wall.” All the family had to do was snap a selfie in front of their tiny TV, donning their team’s colours. Now, they will have a state-of-the-art television delivered to their home. Unfortunately, Mrs Paice and her kids aren’t overly keen on the Pies or the Eagles. The family is split in their loyalties between the Bulldogs, Cats and Swans. Harvey Norman Fountain Gate proprietor Grant Hammond said it was extremely fulfilling to host the competition. “It’s an exciting time of the year with the
Taylah, Josh and Liz Paice will be viewing the footy on a 65 inch TV, thanks to Star News and Harvey Norman. AFL and the NRL finals,” he said. “There’s nothing better than being able to watch it on a big screen.
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Traffic jam ‘nightmare’ By Brendan Rees A notorious road in Cranbourne West has Casey Council appealing to the State Government for an urgent upgrade. At their 4 September meeting councillors voted to advocate for the State Government and Opposition to duplicate Hall Road as well as upgrade the intersections of Hall Road/Evans Road and Hall Road/CranbourneFrankston Road. Councillor Sam Aziz said fixing Hall Road was an "absolute priority to ensure the safety of our community." However, VicRoads manager movement and safety in the Metro South East, Sasha Yarwood said "We've inspected the intersection at Hall Road and Evans Road and are considering whether an upgrade is needed." "We'll continue to monitor the intersection to ensure it is safe for all drivers, cyclists and pedestrians," he said. In a statement, VicRoads says it regularly reviewed requests from the community to consider safety improvements on the roads. The Save Cranbourne West Residents Group (SCWRG) sought the help of consultants from Traffix Group in providing a report of crash data on Hall Road - which was submitted to council in August. SCWRG president Ray Walker said Hall Road was a "nightmare" and just "getting out of hand."
Opposition leader Matthew Guy, centre, announces an election promise to build an underpass at the Hall Road and Western Port Highway intersection with the support of Liberal candidate for Carrum Donna Bauer, left, and Liberal candidate for Cranbourne Ann-Marie Hermans. 175347 Picture: BRENDAN REES "Cranbourne West is one the fastest growing areas. It is dangerous (on Hall Road), particularly the Evans Road intersection," he said. "There have been nine serious accidents on Hall Road/ Evans Road this year which is over one a month - that qualifies as a black spot." "We looking to put some signs up on Hall Road - to fix Hall Road," Mr Walker said. Councillors also voted for developers to build signalised T-intersections for the Lochaven Estate (north of Hall Road) and Elysian Estate (south of Hall Road) in accordance with their subdivision permits.
Funding boost kicks goals By Brendan Rees More than $1 million will be spent overhauling the facilities at Casey Fields on Oval 2, if the Liberals win the November State Election. The $1.5 million cash injection would see the Cranbourne Senior Football and Netball Club facilities upgraded including asphalting the carpark and installing a new perimeter fence. In a major boost for female participation in sport, the new upgrade will add additional female change room facilities and shelter at the netball courts. Improved lighting around the ground will mean teams can train outside after-hours and a new grandstand pavilion will add more comfortable and enjoyable experience for spectators. Liberal candidate for Cranbourne Ann Marie Hermans joined members of club and the Shadow Minister for Sport Danny O'Brien on
Thursday 27 September in making the announcement at the Cranbourne Turf Club. Ms Hermans said the funding would enable the club to host events and activities in view of all the on-field action. "I'm passionate about local sport and the benefits it brings to our young people and our community at large. This funding boost will mean so much to the teams that play on Oval 2 at Casey Fields." Mr O'Brien said: "Victorians love their footy, but there's nothing fair about Dan's deal with the AFL when the facilities here at Casey Fields are inadequate for large clubs." "Unlike Daniel Andrews who has decided to give the AFL a massive $225 million free kick to upgrade facilities at Etihad Stadium, the Liberal Nationals are getting behind our local sporting clubs," he said. Cranbourne president Gerry Kelly warmly welcomed the announcement, saying the club was "desperate."
However, a report before councillors says the developers of these estates have not been able to "reach agreement to share the cost of delivering the complete signalised cross-intersection." Cr Aziz said "I just want to see them (estate developers) and the State Government to cooperate to actually deliver the intersections so we're not risking fatalities." Cranbourne West resident Heather Clayton says she often faced a wall of traffic on Hall Road with her commute to work in Wantirna. She says once the Brompton Life Estate development in Cranbourne South was finished,
"I know it's only going to get worse." "Give it two years and you're not going to be able to move around Hall Road." Ms Clayton says there was one morning she left home at 7.10am, only to come to a standstill at the Thompsons Road intersection on Hall Road at 7.45am. "I want to leave Wantirna right on five o'clock and beat most of what I can," Ms Clayton said. She says it takes about 10-15 minutes from Lyndhurst to Hall Road. "That's on a good night."
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"We've got so many teams playing. We need proper change rooms in place," he said. "We want to make it an all-inclusive club but we can't do that at the moment because there's no facilities. It's not that old it's just not designed for senior football." A Government spokesperson said the State
Government had provided $6.5 million to Cranbourne clubs since 2014, including a $5 million investment in facilities for women's footy at Casey Fields. He said sporting club grants that have kicked in $116,968 for new uniforms, coach and umpire development in Cranbourne.
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Junior footy's $1m pledge By Brendan Rees A $1 million re-development of the clubrooms and lighting at J&P Cam Reserve in Cranbourne would take place, if the Liberals are elected in the November State Election. Liberal Candidate for Cranbourne AnnMarie Hermans joined Member for Gembrook Brad Battin and members of the Cranbourne Junior Football Club at Amberlee Receptions in Cranbourne on Friday September 14 in making the announcement. Ms Hermans said Cranbourne's Junior Football Club was in desperate need of new facilities. "With the football club recently expanding to include junior clubs, the current facilities are no longer fit to cater for the demand in growth and female participation in sports," she said. The funding would ensure the club rooms were finished, an electronic scoreboard installed, and adequate lighting placed around the ground to allow players to practice at night. "Spectators will also benefit from the upgrades with an extension to the carpark and providing shelter over the existing seating," she said. "The community have given an enormous amount of time to achieve this outcome, and I am thrilled that they have been rewarded with
this funding commitment." Club president Jason Disher said the funding would rejuvenate the club. "It's an old building, I dare say it's been there for 30 years or so and we've outgrown it massively," he said. He said the club was looking at expanding its 17 football sides to 18 next year and current change rooms were too small. "You can get a team in there and then all the parents are standing outside out in the rain. "We're there for the kids to get them out doing something physical and having a comfortable area for them to come to," he said. A Government spokesperson said since 2014 the State Government had provided $6.5 million to Cranbourne clubs. "From our $5 million investment in facilities for women's footy at Casey Fields to our Sporting Club grants that have kicked in $116,968 for new uniforms, coach and umpire development, we're delivering for local sports clubs and communities," he said. Shadow Minister for Sport Danny O'Brien said the Liberals were proud to make local sport their priority, "not funding Etihad Stadium like the Andrews government." "J&P Cam Reserve is a major focal point for the Cranbourne community so it's about time it was upgraded," he said.
Club President Jason Disher, Shadow Minister for Sport Danny O’Brien, Liberal candidate for Cranbourne Ann-Marie Hermans, and Club Sponsorship Colin Moore at the announcement for funding to upgrade the facilities at Cranbourne Junior Football Club. Picture: CONTRIBUTED
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south-east's busiest bus routes to SmartBus which will increase some priority routes to 10 minutes frequencies, longer hours of operation, real-time information at bus stops, with direct routes and electric buses. The Greens will also instigate a metropolitan wide bus review to provide more frequent and direct services and expand coverage to public transport dead zones. Victorian Greens MP for the South-Eastern Metropolitan region, Nina Springle said "big promises" had been made by the Andrews Government recently that will "take 20 or more years to take effect." "It is absolutely imperative that we properly invest in a decent and reliable bus network so that cars are not the one and only option for getting around," she said. "Estimates suggest SmartBus services remove several thousand vehicles from Melbourne's roads every day; as they are a fast and frequent alternative to car use." The priority routes in South-Eastern Metropolitan are: Route 708: Carrum to Hampton via Southland Shopping Centre. Route 788: Frankston to Portsea via Dromana, Rosebud, Sorrento. Combine routes 791 and 841: Frankston, Cranbourne, Narre Warren. Route 824: Moorabbin to Keysborough via Clayton, Westall. Route 828: Hampton to Berwick Station via Southland Shopping Centre, Dandenong.
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Victorian Greens MP for the South-Eastern Metropolitan region, Nina Springle plans to increase bus connections in the south-east. 185695 Picture: ROB CAREW Victorian Greens MP and public transport spokesman Sam Hibbins said: "For too long Labor and Liberal have neglected Melbourne's buses, despite so many people relying on them." Minister for Public Transport Jacinta Allan said the Greens announcement was "just more hot air from the do nothing Greens political party - you can't trust them to deliver anything." "We've added new bus routes, improved connections and updated timetables on almost 70 services across the south east," she said. Ms Allan said the State Government had invested more than $200 million to improve Victoria's bus network and continued to work
with local communities to deliver better routes and more travel options. Opposition public transport spokesman David Davis said with Labor having been in power for 15 of the last 19 years it was "their failure to invest in buses is largely their fault." "They are a tired Government; they've run out of ideas." He added the member for Narre Warren North, Luke Donnellan lived in Fitzroy "so will never have to catch a local bus." Public Transport Users Association spokesman Daniel Bowen said the Greens' aim of more direct, frequent Smartbus services will "get more people using public transport, which brings huge benefits to our suburbs."
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Free travel for seniors Victorian Seniors Card holders are encouraged to explore Melbourne and regional Victoria with free travel from 7 to 14 October, as part of the 36th Victorian Seniors Festival. Minister for Housing, Disability and Ageing Martin Foley said the free public transport will help people get to as many of the festival activities as possible. The free travel applies to Melbourne’s trains, trams and buses and regional V/Line trains, coaches and buses. Seniors need to carry their Seniors myki and Victorian Seniors Card with them, and touch on and off as usual - but will not be not be charged during the eight days of free public transport. The annual festival provides opportunities for seniors and their families to participate in new activities, with more than 140,000 older Victorians expected to take part in more than 2,500 events across the state. The theme for this year is “get social’ - with seniors encouraged to take part in fun-filled activities such as learning how to take better photos, making the perfect brew, trying the ukulele and having antiques appraised at an Antique roadshow. Events will include a big band dance, an LGBTI Elders dance club, at Israeli circle dancing, a bush dancing festival, Ballet for Seniors and a range of musical performances and concerts. In regional and rural Victoria, seniors can watch a classic Aussie film outdoors at the Quambatook silo cinema, take in some arm chair travel in Echuca, and descend 61 metres underground at Central Deborah gold mine. The 2018 Victorian Senior of the Year Awards will also be announced during the festival, at a ceremony at Government House on Tuesday 9 October. The awards recognise the
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Pakenham according to manager Manny Vella. “We have a long waiting list of people who have heard about the wonderful lifestyle that the residents enjoy who are willing to wait for a villa to become available rather than look for a different village. In effect, this tells us that prospective residents often choose the community before they choose the villa design.” A pre-loved villa can also offer an established garden and courtyard, as well as the improvements of upgrades installed by the pre-
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Parcel thief on the run Cranbourne police are investigating the theft of two parcels from a residential premises in Clyde North last month. It is believed the parcels, which were left at the front door of an address on Blacksmith Way, were taken by an unknown man about 2pm on Friday 14 September. Investigators have released an image of a man
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Works have started on a million dollar redevelopment of the Marriott Waters Family and Community Centre in Lyndhurst. Cranbourne MP Jude Perera joined City of Casey Mayor Cr Ablett and Casey Councillors in announcing the start of construction on Thursday 26 September. The $1.18 million redevelopment will include a new community room multipurpose space with community kitchen, large indoor/ outdoor storage space, family change room and an undercover outdoor courtyard. The project received $590,000 from the 2017-18 round of the Andrews Government's Growing Suburbs Fund, which supports the creation of community connections, enhanced services, and provides greater opportunities at the local level. Mr Perera said the redevelopment project will see the centre expand and continue to thrive as a neighbourhood activity centre that unites the community. "It's great to see the Victorian Government's Growing Suburbs Fund delivering projects like the Marriott Waters Family and Community Centre redevelopment, providing vital services to growing communities," he said. "Labors Growing Suburbs Fund supports the creation of community connections, enhanced services, and provides greater opportunities at the local level. It also helps communities thrive and adapt to change." The project will be delivered by the City of Casey, which has contributed $595,000 towards the project. Cr Ablett thanked the State Government for its contribution, adding the revitilisation of Marriott Waters demonstrated Council's
Casey Cr Amanda Stapledon, Mayor Cr Geoff Ablett, Cr Rosalie Crestani and Cranbourne MP Jude Perera officially launch the start of a redevelopment of the Marriott Waters Family and Children's Centre. Picture: CITY OF CASEY commitment to "delivering the necessary infrastructure to meet the needs of our growing municipality." "Facilities such as these are vital to support new and growing families in the City of Casey, as our population continues to grow at a rapid rate," he said. Minister for Local Government Marlene Kairouz said the Growing Suburbs Fund was helping fast grow communities like Lyndhurst "get the vital community facilities they need so they can continue to thrive as the population increases." The Growing Suburbs Fund has invested more than $5 million into the City of Casey for 13 projects.
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an exciting experience and a treasure hunt," Mr Puskas said. "We stock everything from designer to vintage pieces and it is the best place to make your $20 stretch a long way." Mr Puskas said the business model is to work with non-profits in the community, including Red Nose Saving Little Lives and Diabetes Victoria. "We choose to work with organisations that will benefit the community," Mr Puskas said. "It is a great business model and hasn't changed for 60 years." Savers is located at 576-578 FrankstonDandenong Road in Carrum Downs. For more information, visit www.savers.com.au
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CANOPY HAS LIFESTYLE DOWN TO A TEE BUYERS seeking a truly inspiring lifestyle have an extremely rare opportunity to secure their place in Casey’s most unique location Canopy at Amstel. Encompassing 50 stunning hectares on the grounds of the former Amstel Golf Course, a natural way of life embracing the canopied treetops, established trees and soft rolling hills of Canopy’s beautiful landscape beckons for a limited number of buyers. On the back of the Klass release selling out, a new stage will be released to the public this Saturday. The Boulevard Release features a selection of home site options that will suit a range of buyers. With lot sizes ranging from 369 to 576 square metres, demand for this release will be high. Graham Nolan, marketing manager for Brown Property Group, said Canopy buyers had been attracted by the easy access to established amenity that surrounds the Canopy community, “Canopy boasts easy access to a range of established shops, schools and
recreational facilities - all located close to home,” Mr Nolan said. “These great facilities are already up and running - customers will be able to access them the day they move in, this is very rare in a new residential community. “Home sites located within the Boulevard Release are ideally positioned with immediate access to a perfect pocket of nature, adjacent to a landscaped wetland reserve, established community facilities as well as mature Canopy Trees. “We invite interested purchasers to visit our onsite Land Sales Office to view The Boulevard Release for themselves. This is a great way to experience the premium natural lifestyle on offer at Canopy.” Just three kilometres from the heart of Cranbourne, Canopy’s prime location means a lifestyle of connected convenience for its residents. Canopy at Amstel Land Sales Office is at 1000 Cranbourne-Frankston Road, Cranbourne (parking available in the Amstel Club). Phone 1800 397 700 or see the website www.canopyamstel.com.au ●
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Located at the end of a ‘no through’ road 1.5km off the Grand Ridge Road, is this private retreat featuring spectacular views. A shipping container works well as weekend accommodation. The 80 acres has 24 acres of plantation forest crop gums planted in 2001, and with the remaining land consisting of natural bush gullies and latter land being cleared with pasture. Water is from three dams and a permanent creek. This is a great ‘getaway’ property with forestry options as well as running some livestock.
A short stroll for the kids to school, parks, dance, netball and Warragul Leisure Centre. Just minutes drive & easy trafic to freeway entrance or hospital. A better location would be hard to ind! The home is sizable in all the right places with storage & living space abundant. There are 3 large living rooms, 4 generous bedrooms, 2 bathrooms & a huge alfresco area before the garden complete with raised veggie gardens, chook pen, mulched play area & privacy, open space & mountain views. A double R/c garage + lock up garden shed are also provided.
$320,000 Internet Id: 19366940 View property and more details at www.sej.com.au
$550,000-$605,000 Internet Id: 19643083 View property and more details at www.sej.com.au
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5622 3800 Cnr smith & Queen st, Warragul
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Cattle/Sheep/Cropping/Land Bank Investment • Edge of town boundary with excellent road access • 28in rainfall, town water, permanent ‘Traralgon Creek’ • Excellent balance fertile river lats & undulating country • Historic outbuilding & home site with established English trees • 2 hours to Melbourne CBD
For Sale by Tender closing 16th November 2018 394ha - 972ac Elders Rural Services Don Olden 0417 805 312 In conjuction: Ross Johnson Real Estate Ross Johnson 0428 100 448 Web Id 19760601 12401106-RA41-18
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FANTASTIC VALUE HOUSES at this price are fast fading into history, so don’t waste a second to inspect this one. The Cranbourne North home features four bedrooms, built in robes, a separate bathroom, lounge/dining, kitchen meals, a rumpus room with solid wood heater, ducted heating and air-conditioner. Outside there is a double lock-up garage with a large undercover barbecue entertainment area. All this is set on an established 532 square metre (approx.) block that is close to schools, shops and transport. Don’t delay, Inspect today! ●
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 7 Denham Crescent, CRANBOURNE NORTH, VIC 3977 Description: 4 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms, 2 garage Price: $515,000 Inspect: By appointment Auction: For Sale Contact: Rick Lauretta 0418 800 913, FINNING FIRST NATIONAL REAL ESTATE
SUPERB CONTEMPORARY LIFESTYLE BEAUTIFULLY finished with low maintenance living, potential buyers will love this three bedroom plus study nook home, with views to the north and high quality fittings throughout. The gorgeous facade is just a taste of the high level of fittings and fixtures, with fabulous floorboards to the living spaces and feature tiles to traffic areas, carpet to the bedrooms, feature ceilings, and floor to ceiling tiles in both the ensuite and main bathroom. A well-appointed kitchen - complete with
stone benches, stainless steel appliances, soft closing drawers and high gloss cupboards - is the central showpiece of the home. Split system coolers abound, there is dry entry from the remote double lock-up garage and a sizeable laundry. There are magnificent views to the north from the undercover alfresco. The property is located convenient to schools, shops and parklands and easy most everywhere, yet is still exceedingly quiet. Inspect with confidence. ●
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 28 Bayleaf Street, BERWICK, VIC 3806 Description: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 garage Price: $630,000 - $680,000 Inspect: By Appointment Contact: Brad Nicholls 0417 324 711, HARCOURTS BERWICK
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WHEN PERFECTION KNOWS NO BOUNDS THIS immaculately presented family residence combines classically inspired features with a luxuriously appointed contemporary living environment. The eye-catching facade is the first thing you notice blending grey weatherboard and white highlights with recycled brick for a timeless look that will be the envy of friends and family. Stepping into the grand entranceway, you are greeted with soaring 11 foot ceilings and Victorian cornice with stunning spotted gum floorboards that flow throughout the home. The master suite is located at the front of the home with its own cavernous walk-in robe and full ensuite with beautiful subway tiles and stone bath. You will find the study nook complete with in built cabinetry to the left as you move down the hallway and expansive dedicated and fully sound proofed theatre room to your right. Through to the heart of the home you will find the gorgeous two-tone kitchen complete with butler’s pantry and European stainless steel appliances which overlooks the open plan and light filled living and dining areas. Conveniently located off the living is where you will find a further three bedrooms all complete with built-in robes which share the beautiful central bathroom. The rear of the home is really something to behold and is where you are sure to spend many days and evenings enjoying the undercover alfresco area looking out to the sleek inground concrete solar heated pool and expansive lawn area with landscaped gardens, complete with cubby house.
There has been nothing left to chance with this spectacular home, with all the modern conveniences one could want including ducted heating, evaporative cooling, ducted
vacuum, cctv with intercom, 5kw solar panels, double glazed windows, double car garage, gas fireplace, stone benchtops throughout, plantation shutters and many, many more, too
numerous to mention. If you are looking for a high-end property where you will feel completely at home, you need look no further. ●
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 24 Daley Court, BEACONSFIELD, VIC 3807 Description: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 study, 2 garage Price: $1,190,000 - $1,240,000 Inspect: Inspect By Appointment Contact: Sarah James 0419 144 611, PEAKE REAL ESTATE 9707 5300
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* 3 Bedroom / 2.5 Bathroom - 22 squares * Ducted heating / Split System A/C * Balcony / Courtyard / Double Carport * Home Ofice / Theatre Room * Due Completion mid 2018
* 3 Bedroom / WIR, BIR * 3 Bathrooms, 34 squares * Balcony / Courtyard / 4 Car Garage * Ducted heating & Split System A/C * Home Ofice / Theatre Room * Estimated Completion mid 2018
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* Unique opportunity Retail complex with 9 Shops Total Building area 1,490m² (approx.)* Rental $430,000 p/a net when fully leased 80% occupied * Zoning Commercial 1 zone * Land Area 3,275m² (approx.)
MEDICAL CENTRE * Building area 220 m2 ( approx.) * Planning permit for Medical Centre (STCA) * Reasonable Rental initiatives * Pharmacy next door
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Panoramic views. 2 quality built family homes on approx. 18 acres. Large shedding & commercial kitchen. Run a business from home. Archery & clay target range.
5A 5B 5C $1,695,000 agent Jason Brown 0423 768 424
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Cannons Creek
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*2 Bedrooms with BIR *Floating Floors *Stainless Steel Appliances *305m² block *Close to schools,shopping center and public transport
(218144) This home has 3 bedrooms, kitchen complete with 600 upright G/O, meals & living, family room with wood ired coonara, family bathroom, S/S air con, 7 energy eficient solar panels, heaps of other extras. Outside the home offers a lovely 7m 4m alfresco, LUG, landscaped gardens.
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(218197) 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom plus outside ofice/ study home, that has a 10 star energy rating with 12 Solar panels & solar boosted hot water. The master bedroom has a FE & WIR, updated kitchen with underbench oven, gas cooktop & dishwasher. S/system heating & cooling, coonara & another air con. Outdoors we have a fully serviced ofice/study with NBN. $449,000
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Junction Village
Cranbourne North
3 Bedroom solid brick home on approx. 700m² block in a great court location. Bedrooms all have built in robes. Gas heating and a large gas hot water service. We have a sheltered courtyard area opening from a double carport. Ideal for irst home buyers or even investors. $479,950
(218240) * 3 bedrooms & 2 separate living areas, master with FE & WIR. * Gas ducted heating plus refrigerated cooling. * Large kitchen with wall oven & gas hot plates & great bench space. * ouble brick garage & double carport. * Tenanted on a MxM basis paying $330 p/week. $499,950
(218157) This is certainly one of the inest in the Cranbourne area. Featuring 4 Bedrooms, BIR’s, Kitchen meals, One Bathroom, Lounge, Large sunroom with solid wood heater, ducted heating, Air-Conditioner. Set on a 532m² (approx.) established garden block with double lock up Garage and undercover pergola area. Close to schools, shops and transport. $500,00-$515,000
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Cranbourne
Cranbourne North
(218206) Great development site, (STCA) with potential unit development on this 697m² approx. block. Existing 3 bedroom property includes double garage at the rear plus undercover carport with plenty of room for caravan, boat or trailer storage. Genuine vendor looking at all reasonable offers. To inspect, call Harry to arrange your personal viewing. $545,000
(218104) Immaculate character home with 3 bedrooms, high ceilings, ornate cornices, frosted lead lights plantation shutters & oating timber oors. Open plan living gas ducted heating & s/system heating & cooling, the kitchen has a 5 burner Smeg cooker & Caesar stone benched with dishwasher & corner pantry. There is also a two car tandem garage all on a 687m² approx. block. $569,950
(218217) *4 Bedroom with BIR, master with bay window, WIR, Spa bath in main ensuite. * Gas Appliances, S/Steel dishwasher, wall oven. * 2 Split Systems, Gas ducted heating. * Window Roller Security Shutter. * BBQ area, ouble Garage. * 777m² Approx. Block with possible development (STCA). $625,000
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Cranbourne
Cranbourne West
(218189) Possible development site STCA. 3 bedroom 2 living area home, gas ducted heating & s/system heating & cooling with polished boards. A period styled bathroom with timber vanity & brick tiled walls & large well-appointed timber kitchen with wall oven, gas cooktop & dishwasher. There is also a second living area & an outdoors pergola area. Huge 604m² approx. block. $510,000-$520,000
(218190) All the hard work has been done. Freshly painted, new kitchen with 900mm oven and new ooring, reverse cycle air conditioner, ducted heating, semi-ensuite, solar panels x8, security roller shutters to the front of the property. ouble remote garage and ample yard space all on a 780m² (approx.) block. All Inspections call Harry now! $535,000-$550,000
* Approx. 30 squares,two storey,4 bedrooms & a study. * Master bedroom is huge, retreat sized with a full ensuite, WIR & veranda to sit on. * 3 double bedrooms & main bathroom (with spa bath) * Gas ducted heating and evaporative cooling * 18 Solar panels * Gas heated saltwater in ground pool $650,000-$689,000
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Cranbourne
Cranbourne North
(218247) Needs a fresh coat of paint & new oor coverings to bring back the sparkle. Two spacious bedrooms, gas heated spacious lounge. Central kitchen includes meals area, single lockup garage & terracotta roof tiles plus larger than average back yard with street frontage.
(218227) Solid 3 bedroom home in a great location handy for all facilities, 3 bedrooms all with built in robes, all gas appliances, two garage workshops plus carport all on a huge 745m² approx. block. Leave the existing house and build in the back STCA or develop the whole site.
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(218192) 3 bedroom home with lots of character, spacious carpeted lounge with bay window plus kitchen meals area, (gas cooking) heating, & hot water. This home is in great condition and has a HUGE 749m² approx. block, there is also a garden shed and 2 water tanks, double carport, with room for 3 extra cars in the driveway. $520,000-$550,000
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PICTURE PERFECT, FAMILY FANTASTIC WHEN only the best will do, this picture perfect family home is set to impress even the most fastidious of buyers. With a list of comprehensive inclusions and a design to suit the whole family, you simply have to come and see it for yourself! The beautiful interiors comprise of an open plan kitchen, meals and family area, a separate living room, home theatre, a spectacular double height study area with adjoining timber staircase and stunning chandelier, a downstairs guest bathroom and an upstairs retreat with front balcony access. The four generous bedrooms, all with walk-in robes, include a master bedroom with premium ensuite and three additional bedrooms that share a stylish family bathroom. ●
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 28 Malmesbury Road, CRANBOURNE NORTH, VIC 3977 Description: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 garage Price: $670,000-$720,000 Inspect: By Appointment Auction: 27 October 2pm Contact: Laura Voinea 0435 921 730, AREA SPECIALIST 12395764
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FUTURE Primary School FUTURE Town Centre
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UP TO $5,000 REBATE *for driveway & landscaping only conditions apply
WARRAGUL WEST
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$1,600,000-$1,750,000
Call Anthony Rabl 0458 236 466 Inspect By Appointment
TITLED LAND in CRANBOURNE EAST
Dreams Do Come True We are excited to offer this rare and limited, once in a lifetime opportunity. The time is now to own a beautiful parcel of 110 acres just 4.9km (approx.) from both Warragul and Drouin. The scenic property boasts breathtaking rural views and rolling green hills, evoking a tranquil setting of peace and serenity. The acreage is divided into four paddocks and has all you could need and more with power available, fantastic shedding, cattle yards, water troughs, a sensational large dam with pumping shed and a 10.0 megalitre licence.
• Lot Sizes from 315—611 sqm available • House & Land Package Options • INVEST or BUILD in this great location • Nearby Future Shopping Center & Primary School
AUCTION / Saturday 13th October at 11.00am (onsite) TERMS / 10% Deposit, Balance in 30/60/90 Days
• Potentially Cranbourne East Railway Station .
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THE GRANGE: A HERITAGE CLASSIC THIS HISTORIC tri-gabled Victorian homestead (circa 1885) set amidst four hectares (10 acres) of elevated land is a rare heritage offering. Introduced by an avenue of majestic oaks and elms, the first owner of this magnificent country residence was John McMahon, the Lord Mayor of Fitzroy and founder of the Fitzroy Football Club. Most likely his weekend retreat, its plantings are thought to be of a similar age to those in the Fitzroy Gardens. The structure of the home remains true to its origins, with modern concessions and today is a comfortable, well appointed family home with inclusions such as reverse cycle air conditioning, a superb country kitchen with Paul Bocuse oven and beautifully appointed living rooms with harmonious connections to garden terraces and beyond. The homestead is further complemented by a cottage, thought to have been the original home/ stables, divided into two selfcontained guest suites. These would perfectly suit a bed and breakfast venture, house a live-in manager or provide extended family/guest accommodation. An impressive drive-through stable complex has been constructed sympathetically to the homestead and is finished to a very high standard. It comprises four stables, tack/feed, loft and hot/cold wash. Further improvements include a magnificent alfresco pavilion with built in fireplace and views to Westernport Bay. Other features of the property include a
fully tiled inground swimming pool, a 60m x 20m show jumping arena and a spring fed dam. The gardens at The Grange are something to behold! Framed by 130-year-old exotic trees, they include sprawling lawns, clipped hedged borders and colourful beds that burst forth in an ever-changing display of seasonal colour. The Grange is within commuting distance of Melbourne via the Monash Freeway, five mins drive from bustling Pakenham and a short drive to an excellent range of private and public schools. As either a weekend escape or permanent home, its enormous character and charm will afford years of enjoyment. ●
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 15 Huxtable Road, PAKENHAM, VIC 3810 Description: 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 2 garage Inspect: By Appointment Auction: Saturday 20 October at 1pm Contact: Peter Watson 0418 105 402 or Nyall Greene 0409 560 778 or Tara Walters 0408 297 896, NEILSON PARTNERS BERWICK
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A new 50+ community is coming soon. We’re proud to announce our plans to build a new Lifestyle Community in Officer South, our 16th community in Victoria. Here, you’ll enjoy living amongst like-minded people in affordable homes with access to 5-star facilities. Think working out in the privacy of an onsite gym, taking an early morning swim in the indoor heated pool or a game of barefoot bowls. There’s also a cinema room, billiards, library and a workshop – all on your doorstep. Live the life you were made for at Lifestyle Kaduna Park.
Find out more at our information session Saturday October 27th. RSVP essential. 1300 50 55 60
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Evans Road unlocked The dead-end Evans Road in Lynbrook will reopen as part of an upgrade of Hallam Road. Works for a new traffic-signalised intersection at South Gippsland Highway and Hallam Road have begun, enabling Evans Road to be re-connected to the highway. The new access point to Evans Road will reconnect locked-in neighbourhoods in Lynbrook and Lyndhurst. A 1.2-kilometre section of Hallam Road between Ormond Road and the highway will be widened. Traffic lights, with a turning lane, will be installed at the SUEZ Hampton Park Resource and Recovery Centre for the large number of trucks arriving and leaving the site. Roads and Road Safety Minister Luke Donnellan said the project had been "talked about long enough". "Drivers know just how frustrating it is to be stuck in traffic on Hallam Road or waiting to turn at South Gippsland Highway - that's why we're adding lanes and upgrading key intersections to get traffic moving." The Hallam Road-South Gippsland Highway intersection is used by more than 40,000 vehicles a day, with more than 10,000 on Hallam Road. The first stage of works will relocate a section of gas pipeline beside Hallam Road, with the project due for completion by the Major Road Projects Authority in early 2020.
Luke Donnellan, centre, with Brendan Pauwels and Brad Popielczyk of the Major Road Projects Authority at the works site.
BUSINESS IN FOCUS 2 Day Major Furniture Auction Saturday 6th & Sunday 7th October 9.30am start
5 Acton Rd, Bass (on the Bass Hwy-next to the Giant Worm)
“Abby’s Bargain Centre” (premises sold) One of the largest & Oldest New & Used shops is closing its doors.
All furniture must go! After 50 years in the furniture trade, second hand and new furniture store owners Yvonne and Andrew Burns are finally calling it quits and everything must go! The couple has sold their property at Bass (Abbys Bargain Centre) and Yarra Valley Auctions have been consigned the enormous task of clearing the entire stock contents, which includes over 1300 square metres of new, second-hand, retro and antique furniture pieces. Auctioneer Gary Latham has known Andrew and Yvonne for over 30 years but hadn't been out to Abbys Bargain Centre for some 10 years. He said he was absolutely gobsmacked to see how much furniture that Andrew could squash into his premises. Yvonne admitted to Gary that she had always had a furniture addiction and estimated cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au
there were over 4000 lots under one roof. The auction will be conducted over two days (Saturday 6 and Sunday 7 October) and will start at 9.30am. It will take place on the corner of Acton Road and Bass Highway (next to the giant worm).This is a genuine clearance sale with all furniture items being sold unreserved. A fully photographed catalogue is available on the website www.yarravalleyauctions.com.au. There is also the option to do online prebidding for those who can't make it. Members of the public can also view the auction on Friday 5 October from 10am to 7pm. This once-in-a-lifetime sale is an event not to be missed with pieces to furnish any home, holiday house or shop up for grabs.
If you need furniture for the home, holiday house or your shop/market stalls this is the place to come! All purchases to be finalized by 5pm Monday, items can be collected on day of sale or delivery & short term storage service available with vendor. Viewing times Viewing time Friday 10am-7pm On line bidding available. Full catalogue available on our website. Please note a 16.5% buyers premium applies on all goods purchased.
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Bring you Trailers & Trucks as everything has to go! Over 1,300 sqm all undercover plus vendors house contents! Over 1500 Lots includes: 2006 Jag X-type with 112,000 km, 2 x 40 ft x 9.6ft containers. Complete contents of furniture center UNRESERVED. Antiques, Reproduction, Industrial, Retro, French, New Lounge Suites, Modern Lounge & Dining, Bric-A-Brac, Collectables, Outdoor Furniture, Shabby Chic, Bakers Dressers, Iron bark Slab Tables, Whitegoods, Display Cabinets, Rattan & Wrought Iron Furniture, Chinese Design Furniture, Bookshelves, Rustic Pine Furniture, Pews, Bar Units & Stools, Kids Rides Includes Thunderbirds & Dolphins, new bedding. Way to much to mention!
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Car boot sale
Blessing of the Animals service
Find yourself a bargain at a furniture, cakes and car boot sale on 13 October. Stallholders welcome to market for a $15 fee, which includes a large table. St James' Anglican Church, cnr Langholme and Wilson streets, Dandenong on Saturday 13 October, 8am-1.30pm. Details: Cliff Wallis 9795 8190 or Charles Anderson 0412 221 652.
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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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
Hunters Green Retirement Village Market day with stalls including plants, linen, clothing, cakes, face painting and a sausage sizzle. Indoors, air-conditioning and door prizes. Thursday 27 September from 10am-1pm at 2 Rochester Parade Cranbourne.
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Berwick Antique and Collectables Fair 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.
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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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You are invited to attend garage sales in the Warneet and Blind Bight area. Maps with the garage sale addresses will be available for a gold coin donation at the entrance to Blind Bight, or at the fire station in Warneet on Rutherford Road. There will also be a variety of activities at the Warneet-Blind Bight fire station and Blind Bight Community Centre including a sausage sizzle, raffle, coffee van, CFA community education trailer, live music, Casey 360 bus, brigade displays and activities. Bacon and egg rolls will also be available at the Community Centre car park. Limited spaces for car boot sales at $15 per car are also available for anyone from outside the area. Saturday 20 October from 8am-2pm at Warneet-Blind Bight fire station, Rutherford Parade, Warneet. Enquiries contact Debra on 0400613303.
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Great day out at the Gippsland Garden and Home Expo The Gippsland Garden and Home Expo, which is run by the Drouin Lions Club, is now the second largest of its kind in Victoria and is a fabulous asset to Gippsland. Each year the expo attracts thousands of visitors to Gippsland from far and wide and has a great variety of displays and interesting speakers. The garden section features beautiful plants from 50 general and specialist nurseries, plus around 50 exhibits displaying garden features, products, tools, lawn mowers, landscaping and more. The home section also has about 50 exhibits with a large range of building needs and
products, indoor and outdoor furniture, spas, solar energy, furnishings decor, and almost everything needed to decorate, renovate or build a new home. Television personality Melissa King will be the main guest speaker this year and will be backed up by many other interesting speakers such as Dr Mary Cole, who lives locally and is recognized internationally as a leader in research into the plant pathogens. She is also an Honorary Consultant to the Victorian Poisons Information Centre on mushroom poisoning and identification. Other experts will present interesting subjects such as beekeeping, interior and exterior home design, plant care and more.
The Gippsland Garden and Home Expo is a great day out for the whole family. There is great musical entertainment and many activities for children including free potting of a little plant. There will be an extensive range of refreshments available at very reasonable prices. Adults pay only $10 to enter and children under 16 are free. EFTPOS is available once inside the gate. The Gippsland Garden and Home Expo is on October 13 and 14. Follow the expo signs to Lardner Park to enjoy a great day out. Visit www.drouinlionsclub.org.au/gardenexpo for more information or phone 5625 4589 for inquiries.
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Lean and clean message Through her business Paleo to Go, Berwick’s Aarti Royan is striving to make clean, nutritious process-free whole foods easily accessible. Her mission comes following her past life as an ‘overweight, terribly lethargic desk junkie’ who climbed stairs like she was ‘climbing Everest.’ But that was years ago now. Today, Aarti ‘can’t even relate’ to the highly stressed and borderline majorly depressed person she once was. And she says it’s all thanks to her quest to live a ‘clean lifestyle.’ It started almost ten years ago when a colleague introduced her to the Whole30 program. Put simply, the Whole30 program is designed to change the way participants eat, think and feel in 30 days. Partakers cook their own meals where all inflammatory foods and beverages are removed. They eat three clean meals a day which are made with Whole30 approved ingredients (meats, seafood, veggies, and eggs). Admitting she had tried every diet under the sun, Aarti warmed to the program and confessed it improved her mental wellbeing substantially. She could ‘find no traces of her depression’ and even signed up to do the 100 kilometre Oxfam marathon. She finished the program having lost the final desired kilos and had gained a new mindset. But where to now? “Not long after (I finished the program) we went to Cape Bridgewater for a holiday and I was thinking ‘wow, it’s a six-hour drive.’ Usually, you would stop at McDonald’s and I was saying to my husband, this is really frustrating because I can’t get something to eat if I don’t pack anything. I have to be so organised,” Aarti said. “So that’s when I decided that I was going to start something. I had this vision that you’ve
got to have clean food wherever you go, even if it’s just a little tub of something that’s process, grain and dairy free - something that people like me can eat no matter where they are. We have so many kiosks for unhealthy foods, why can’t there be something for clean food?” For Aarti, Paleo to Go was ‘the logical progression from the Whole30 Program’ and she now has three heavily researched, ready-to-go paleo products available to via her website. Her ‘Cleanola’ (a ‘clean’ take on granola) has been a standout, while her Mocha Hemp Balls and Turmeric Latte Blend have also proved to be crowd favourites. “The long-term vision is that I really want to have a lot of products but I’m really in the (developing stage) at moment,” Aarti said. “I’m doing a lot of research and I’m trying to get the products out there. But because it’s all process free, it’s very logistically difficult because I’m not adding a lot to the product so they have a shorter shelf life.” Adding to Aarti’s workload is her full-time job, training to become Australia’s first certified Whole30 coach and the upcoming release of her book, Paleo, The Indian Way. “The book is launching very soon - I’m so excited,” Aarti said. “I’ve got 50 paleo Indian recipes within the book but it’s not just about being paleo - (the recipes) are also all Whole30 compliant. “And they’re very doable - they’re not based on ingredients that aren’t in your pantry. I’m big on the idea that (diets) have to be sustainable and on a budget. And it’s Indian because a lot of the paleo eaters obviously want some variety in their food.” And while it may seem like she has a lot on her plate, Aarti admits it’s all a part of her masterplan to spread the clean eating message.
Paleo to Go Founder Aarti Royan is striving to spread the clean eating message. 182774 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS
A feast of quality nominees
Paul White and Vanessa Dixon of The Amazing Grace with Cardinia mayor Collin Ross and Casey mayor Geoff Ablett. 183310
Junette and Ray Keefe of Successful Endeavours with Cardinia mayor Collin Ross and Cardinia mayor Geoff Ablett. 183310
Ausbreck representative Wayne Caldow with Cardinia mayor Collin Ross and Casey mayor Geoff Ablett. 183310
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Settlers Run Golf and Country Club representatives Helen Turner and Emma Robinson with Cardinia mayor Collin Ross and Casey mayor Geoff Ablett. 183310
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 Hospitality and Manufacturing. Hospitality The Amazing Grace Located in Cranbourne’s old St Agatha’s church, The Amazing Grace has established itself as the up and coming dining venue in the South East. Owner Paul White believes food should be fresh and seasonal, shared and moreish. “The beer should be cold and ever-changing, the wine list local and independent and the cocktails strong,” Mr White said. “We have live touring-original artists grace our stage, DJs for dancing, stand-up comedy to laugh our blues away and Blues nights to savour them.” “We believe food plus music brings people together.” Settlers Run The Settlers Run Golf & Country Club’s stateof-the-art clubhouse is nestled among the Botanic Ridge housing estate and is the hub of the thriving local community. Surrounded by an abundance of native fauna and flora, the views from the clubhouse of the magnificent Greg Norman designed golf course are spectacular. Settlers Run features an 18 hole golf course, full service golf shop that supports all golfers from beginners to the professional, a bar and bistro, 25 metre pool, spa and sauna and a well-equipped gym. Members, guests and the public can experience culinary delights in the bistro and renowned Vue restaurant. Brunch on McBride Brunch on McBride is a Cockatoo cafe, focus-
ing on exceptional quality home cooked meals. It acts as a community meeting space and has local staff, friendly service and tourist information. The cafe is also a venue for local artists to display their wares for purchase by the public. Manufacturing Successful Endeavours Successful Endeavours designs electronics based products that are intended to be manufactured in Australia including 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 “is to provide clients, who are usually SMEs, with world class product development services that allow them to be locally and internationally competitive in their chosen market. And we can also manufacture the product for them if they want that too”. IIL Australia IIL Australia is a business to business enterprise, importing steel pipes, tubes and coils from an overseas mill. These products are marketed and distributed all over Australia to distributors, re-sellers and fabricators. The main applications for IIL Australia products is in rural and security fencing, farm gates and structural / construction uses. The company, which launched in 2014, is registered in Victoria with an office in Hallam. Austbreck Austbreck is Australia’s premier supplier of Current Collection Equipment and Systems for the Rail and Tram Sectors. The company has won long term original equipment contracts for Melbourne and Sydney trains and Canberra light rail design and supply projects.
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Dandenong Coach: Nick Speak Captain: Tom Donnell President: Gary Davidson Assistant Coach: Paul Boraston (senior assistant) Last Year: Premiers and One Day Premiers Club Championship: 3rd Most Runs: Brett Forsyth (825 runs at 48.53) Most Wickets: James Nanopoulos (40 wickets at 16.63) Ins: James Wilcock (Berwick) Outs: Jak Jowett (Clayton), Ryan Quirk (CaseySouth Melbourne), Matt Wetering (Springvale South), Luke Gandy (Frankston Peninsula), Matt Davis Players to watch: Ed Newman - Newman's a serious talent who didn't catch fire last season despite playing some important knocks for the Panthers, but looms as one of the biggest stars in the competition in years to come. Classy, composed and a brilliant fielder, Newman could be in for a massive season. Comrey Edgeworth - Within a month of the season starting last year, Edgeworth had already racked up three second XI centuries, and eventually cracked in to have an impact at first XI level and making a half century. Has an appetite to bat for long periods, and is likely to get a start in the top side in Round 1. Peter Cassidy - It was a genuine break out year for the medium pacer, who took 34 wickets and showed he is the craftiness to make it at the level. Will have more responsibility this season, but the premiership player has a big future.
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Home Base: Shepley Oval, Dandenong First Match: vs Ringwood, Russell Lucas Oval, 6 October More: The reigning premiers are as stable as they can be heading into another Victorian Premier season, and they are almost certain to once again be right up there as they look to defend their crown. In what could a massive boost for the Panthers, Australian quick James Pattinson could be seen in the early rounds, but only as a batsman, while the list is healthy and raring to go. Come Round 1 against Ringwood on Saturday, it is possible that 20 players will be jostling for just 11 spots in the side, an incredible headache for the selectors to work out. Skipper Tom Donnell will go around again and once again open up with his long-time partner in crime Brett Forsyth, and his leadership and calmness around his group is first class. A couple of handy depth players have left for further opportunity or to return to local level, but Berwick quick James Wilcock is a star and will be thereabouts to crack straight into the side, while a number of young players will push their case and keep the senior players on their toes. The success of 2017/18 wasn't because of one individual, it was a collective team effort based on support and connection between all the great grades. Coach Nick Speak is highly credentialed and has brought about an enormous amount of professionalism to the group. If the Panthers can withhold the fact they will be the hunted after claiming both pieces of silverware last year and start the season off brightly, they have every chance to once again be the team to beat.
Casey-South Melbourne Captain: Luke Wells Coach: Nick Jewell President: Ross Hibbins Assistant Coaches: Prabath Nissanka, Mathew Pearson Last Year: 17th Club Championship: 17th Most Runs: Michael Wallace (467 runs at 24.58) Most Wickets: Nathan Lambden (25 wickets at 18.64) Ins: Luke Wells (England), Ryan Quirk (Dandenong), Josh Dowling (Narre North) Outs: Brendan Rose (Berwick), Leigh Diston (Western Park), Luke Manders, Cameron Dinger (HSD), Peter Sofra (Hallam Kalora Park) Players to watch: Luke Wells - The experienced batsman joins the Swans from Sussex in England's County system, and will captain the club when he comes to the country in Round 2 or 3. Wells averages almost 37 at first class level with 18 tons, and will add plenty of experience, knowledge and wisdom to a young playing group. Ryan Quirk - The gritty young opening batsman has joined the club from Dandenong where he topped the Second XI run scorers last season. Moving to Casey Fields to get a proper crack at First XI cricket, Quirk is expected to slot straight in to the side with immediate impact. Nathan Lambden - A towering quick with immense passion for his side, Lambden could
be set for a big season after a brilliant pre-season. Was solid last year, but will look to take his game to the next level and break back in the Victorian second XI. Home Base: Casey Fields, Cranbourne First match: vs Frankston Peninsula, Casey Fields, 6 October More: After such a tough 2017/18 campaign, the first thing that the Swans did in the offseason was look to shore up its leadership and find the right people to help get the club back in finals contention this season. The addition of highly esteemed coach Nick Jewell - who has been lauded for his work with FrankstonPeninsula - will give the Swans a newfound edge to their game and is sure to improve their standards both on and off-field. While the majority of the core group remains down at Casey Fields, the loss of the highly talented Brendan Rose will certainly hurt, but the addition of quality quick Josh Dowling, as well as Dandenong youngster Ryan Quirk - who claimed the Premier Seconds player of the year award last season - will see them with an exciting amount of depth. Last season, the club ranked 16th in the competition for total runs scored, a statistic they will need to majorly improve on. The likes of Dev Pollock, vice-captain Lachlan Sperling, Ryan Eaton, Jordan Wyatt and Chris Benedek all proved that they have what it takes, and if they can start converting their 20s to 50s, and their 50s to 100s, it will make them a formidable batting line-up capable of putting a big score on the board. Adding to the addition of Quirk, who is a class young opener, as well as the sturdy Michael Wallace and overseas gun Luke Wells - who is expected to arrive in Round 2 or 3 - and the Swans have a strong nucleus that can help support the bowlers. Thursday, 4 October, 2018
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Cranbourne's Helen Witherden with her ''psychedelic coloured bowls''.
Cranbourne's ladies team.
Cranny ladies win first-up The Cranbourne Bowls ladies were at their best with a great first-up win against last year's Premier League runner-up, Clayton. It was a tough game playing at Clayton against the star ladies champions but the Cranbourne outfit wasn't intimidated. With the pre-season training and tactics kicking in automatically, the ladies just kept getting better and better as the game went on and won by 11 shots at the end of the day. Skip Lynne Wood and her crew of Cheryl Wright, Joyce Pearce and Joy McLisky were
simply outstanding - winning by 12 shots. This is the first time Club Champion Lynne Wood has stepped up to take on the task of skip at this level and she was in brilliant form. Experienced skip Isobel Partington and her crew were steady all day and got up by one shot while skip Yvonne Van Der Wees and her crew probably played against the toughest opponents but stayed in reach by only losing by two shots on the last end. Cranbourne Ladies 59 (14 points) defeated Clayton 48 (2 points).
Midweek bowls also began this week with some great results going Cranbourne's way. Cranbourne 2 Division 2 Open 55 (2 points) was defeated by Pakenham 59 (14 points). Cranbourne 3 Division 3 Open 74 (16 points) defeated Berwick 43 (0 points). Cranbourne 4 Six-a-Side Open 49 (14 points) defeated Keysborough (0 points). Saturday Pennant starts this week with Cranbourne looking forward to a great season ahead, beginning with a coaching and pie
night on Thursday. The head selector this year is Doug Boggie and he is particularly pleased with the preseason efforts of his team mates. "We need to improve on last year to push us towards our goal of getting back into first Division. So far the signs are looking good, we have recruited well and we have a tough decision picking our top 16 players each week, which is a good position to be in. All In all I have high expectations this year with making finals a must," he said.
Mixed success for Narre to start the new bowls season
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Midweek pennant bowls started for Narre Warren this week, with mixed success. The Division 2 outfit was at home to Hampton Park and had a six-shot loss. The rink of Eric Sydenham, Wally Finlayson, Peter Hayden and Zak Storm was the only winning rink (26-21) while Geoff Ampt, Wilma Haringsma, Iain Stevenson and Jim Millar only just went down 13-15. Reg Young, Philip Howard, Wilma Stevenson and Brent Hone trailed all day to lose 16-25. Narre Warren (1) 2-55 lost to Hampton Park (1) 14-66. Division 3 was at Noble Park and had a bad day. Janice Moran, Rose Rasmussen, Keith Mark and Geoff Miller won 21-20, But Pam Uren, Enid Gibb, Truus Henneman and Peter Groom (1228); and Pauline Kempf, Alan Mark, Joe McGuire and Colin Groom (17-35) both lost. Narre Warren (2) 2-50 lost to Noble Park (1) 14-83. At Waverley Golf, the Division 6A (six-aside) outfit was the only winning team for the day. Nancy Pugh, Helen McCarthy and Graham Peterson allowed their opponents to win only five of the 21 ends and won 30-8, but Len O'Brien, Diane Peterson and Brian Fraser went down 14-21. Narre Warren (3) 12-44 defeated Waverley Golf (4) 2-29.
Helen McCarthy was part of a convincing six-aside performance.
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A fierce season awaits... Summer's favourite sport will return to the local area on Saturday, with the Dandenong District Cricket Association set to kick-off. With the competition re-structure, the Turf 1 grade is set to be fierce, and the quality will rise to yet another level. Can Mordialloc claim a three peat? Or will another challenger emerge? NICK CREELY takes a look at how each side could fare. BERWICK Coach: Will Carr Captain: Matthew Chasemore Last Season: 5th Most Runs: Nathan Pilon (404 runs at 36.73) Most Wickets: James Wilcock (34 wickets at 12.18) Ins: Brendan Rose (Casey-South Melbourne) Outs: James Wilcock (Dandenong), Jarrod Armitage (Springvale South) Home Base: Arch Brown Reserve, Berwick Turf 1 premierships: 6 Most recent premiership: 2011/12 First Match: vs North Dandenong, Arch Brown Reserve, 6 October. How far can they go? Berwick's list is undoubtedly glittered with talent, and they possess some of the finest local cricket names such as Nathan Pilon, Jarrod Goodes and Matt Chasemore. But the gap between their best and worst has been an issue for the last couple of years, and need an overall improvement across the board to climb back into finals. The addition of former Casey-South Melbourne club champion Brendan Rose certainly helps, but the losses of James Wilcock and Jarrod Armitage see them lose two of their top four wicket takers from last year. The one thing that the Bears do have in spades is depth, and they will also back in some of their youth and emerging senior players to take the next step. Finals is within reach, but can they play more consistently as a team? BUCKLEY RIDGES Coach: David White Captain: David White Last Season: 3rd Most Runs: Daniel Watson (746 runs at 62.17) Most Wickets: Jurgen Andersen (29 wickets at 16.9) Ins: David White (overseas), Chanaka Silva (Moonee Valley), Gayantha Wijethilake (North Dandenong), Yahas Alwis (overseas), Rob Peat Outs: Lukas Hoogenboom Home Base: Park Oval, Dandenong Turf 1 premierships: 2 Most recent premiership: 2012/13 First Match: vs St Mary's, Park Oval, 6 October. How far can they go? A shock preliminary final loss could take nothing away from what was a brilliant Turf 1 season for the club, who continue to set the standard in the DDCA. However, with the list they have, and some of the additions to the Bucks, they are in the premiership window and must capitalise on their home and away dominance from the previous two years with nothing less than a grand final appearance. South African A player David White is a massive in and he'll frighten some of the seasoned Turf 1 bowlers, while Chanaka Silva and Gayantha Wijethilake are stars and should slot in brilliantly in the side. Spots will be hard to get, which is a perfect problem to have for a club that is certainly primed to go one better on last year. HALLAM KALORA PARK Coach: Panel including Steve Gilmour, Ben Hillard, Craig Hillard and Ciaron Connelly Captain: Ciaron Connelly Last Season: 4th Most Runs: Leigh Booth (565 runs at 51.36) Most Wickets: Jordan Hammond (24 wickets at 12.46) Ins: Peter Sofra (Casey-South Melbourne), Jaime Brohier (Frankston-Peninsula) Outs: Thalaivan Sargunam (overseas) Home Base: Hallam Reserve, Hallam. Turf 1 premierships: 2 Most recent premiership: 2001/02 First Match: vs Heinz Southern Districts, Reedy Reserve, 6 October. How far can they go? The Hawks have been one of the most concranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au
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Berwick superstar Matthew Chasemore will lead the Bears this Turf 1 season. 177596 Picture: GARY SISSONS sistent Turf 1 sides for the past two years, but have been unable to take that next step when it comes to finals. Their list, however, is shaping up nicely and they'll be confident they can make a deep run into finals. The addition of seamer Peter Sofra will help add to an impressive bowling group, while Jaime Brohier is a run machine who has had a successful stint with Frankston Peninsula after making piles of runs for Lyndale. The improvement of their core list, and ability to retain their stars should see them as one of the teams to watch this season. They also welcome a new Turf 1 skipper, with Ciaron Connelly set to take on the big job. HEINZ SOUTHERN DISTRICTS Coach: Rob Davies Captain: Trevor Davies Last Season: 8th Most Runs: Michael Davies (468 runs at 42.55) Most Wickets: Michael Davies (35 wickets at 10.23) Ins: Cameron Dinger (Casey-South Melbourne), Suraj Randhiv (overseas), Justin Davis (returning) Outs: Matthew Cox (Ashburton), Brad Downe (retired), Ricky Johnson (Doveton), Zahoor Sarwari (Endeavour Hills) Home Base: Reedy Reserve, Hampton Park. Turf 1 premierships: 0 First Match: vs Hallam, Reedy Reserve, 6 October. How far can they go? Some key ins, but some equally key outs, the Cobras will enter the season as one of the genuine unknowns. One thing is almost certain, their bowling attack stacks up with any Turf 1 side, with Cameron Dinger and former Sri Lankan test player Suraj Randhiv giving the side the best spin combination in the competition. Adding to the usual suspects in Michael Davies and Kaushyla Weeraratne with the new ball, and they look formidable. But can they score enough runs as a batting group? The losses of former skipper Matthew Cox and veteran opener Brad Downe leave the side a bit vulnerable. Only played in a grand final two years ago, but may be battling to be in the race for finals. MORDIALLOC Coach: Adrian Jones Captain: Dylan Campbell
Last Season: Premiers Most Runs: Ian Daniel (772 runs at 55.14) Most Wickets: Ian Daniel (30 wickets at 15.50) Ins: Nuwan Kulasekera (Overseas) Outs: Stuart Squires, Jakob Woinarski (St Kilda), Chathura Athukorala (Tasmania) Home Base: Ben Kavanagh Reserve, Mordialloc Turf 1 premierships: 3 Most recent premierships: 2017/18 First Match: vs Springvale South, Alex Nelson Reserve, 6 October How far can they go? The reigning premiers are once again looming as a threat to claim their third consecutive Turf 1 premiership, in what would be one of the most extraordinary runs local cricket has seen in recent memory. Brilliantly coached by the highly regarded Adrian Jones, the Bloodhounds are well drilled, and each member plays their role. Young quick Dylan Campbell will take the reins as skipper, replacing club legend Stuart Squires who is taking some time off after being at the forefront of a golden era, while other bowlers in Jakob Woinarski and Chathura Athukorala won't be at the club this season. It won't matter, however, with Nuwan Kulasekera - who has taken 199 ODI wickets and 48 test wickets with Sri Lanka - signing on for the club. Adding to the star power of Ian Daniel and Damith Mapa Ralage, the Bloodhounds are primed to once again be in the top echelon of sides. NORTH DANDENONG Coach: Shane Lamour/David Bell Captain: Asfan Thajudeen Last Season: 7th Most Runs: Asfan Thajudeen (278 runs at 21.38) Most Wickets: Gayantha Wijethilaka (26 wickets at 19.19) Ins: Akshay Ballal (overseas), Charan Chahal (overseas), Dineth Silva (overseas), Matin Sultani (Dandenong West) Outs: Michael De Kauwe (Silverton), Nasrat Malikzada (Springvale), Clayton McCartney (McKinnon), Gayantha Wijethliaka (Buckley Ridges) Home Base: Lois Twohig Reserve, Dandenong North Turf 1 premierships: 2
Most recent premiership: 1997/98 First Match: vs Berwick, Arch Brown Reserve, 6 October. How far can they go? The Maroons have lost some key players ahead of the season, with Asfan Thajudeen taking over the captaincy in what looks to be a new look side. Last year's leading bowler, Gayantha Wijethilaka, departs, and that should have an impact on their strike power with the new ball. But some strong overseas additions, such as Dineth Silva and Charan Chahal, should ensure they remain competitive, and they will be hoping that some youngsters can take their chances to shine when called upon. But they could be in the midst of a relegation battle, with the talent and improvement of sides around them almost certain to make it difficult. SPRINGVALE SOUTH Coach: Craig Slocombe Captain: Craig Slocombe Last Season: Runners-up Most Runs: Steven Spoljaric (457 runs at 45.70) Most Wickets: Malinga Bandara (37 wickets at 14) Ins: Jarrod Armitage (Berwick), Matt Wetering (Dandenong) Outs: Mitch Forsyth (Dandenong) Home Base: Alex Nelson Reserve, Springvale South Turf 1 premierships: 8 Most recent premiership: 2010/11 First Match: vs Mordialloc, Alex Nelson Reserve, 6 October How far can they go? The Bloods will be snarling after falling short in their Turf 1 decider to Mordialloc last year, and will be a side with plenty of motivation to upset the stunning run of Mordi. Featuring some brilliant names such as captain-coach Craig Slocombe, multiple Wookey Medal winner Steve Spoljaric, Former international spinner Malinga Bandara, the Bloods have no shortage of star power. Jarrod Armitage returns from a stint at Berwick and will be a crucial part of the side, while former junior Matt Wetering returns after doing some excellent work at Dandenong, and will be among the best quicks in the competition almost immediately. The depth is also an impressive aspect of the club, and plenty of kids and seniors will be pushing their case at Turf 1 level. They know what it takes to win premierships, and with Slocombe leading the charge, the Bloods will take some beating. ST MARY'S Coach: Kaushalya Gajasinghe Captain: Kaushalya Gajasinghe Last Season: 6th Most Runs: Kaushalya Gajasinghe (372 runs at 46.5) Most Wickets: Kaushalya Gajasinghe (31 wickets at 10.23) Ins: Luke Davis, Dan Davis (overseas) Outs: Shakeel Ahmad, Adam Welcome Home Base: Thomas Carroll Reserve, Dandenong Turf 1 premierships: 7 Most recent premiership: 2002/03 First Match: vs Buckley Ridges, Park Oval, 6 October. How far can they go? The Saints were only a couple of games away from a shock finals berth in their return to the DDCA's top flight last year, and will be hoping that they can find some improvement within their list after a relatively quiet off-season to push for finals or at least make it hard for other sides around them. The class of the Turf 1 looks as good as it has ever looked, so it would be an incredible achievement for the club to break through and play finals. But with Kaushalya Gajasinghe still around and in the prime of his career, the Saints will internally be confident that they can be one of the surprise packets of the season despite a couple of losses in Shakeel Ahmad and Adam Welcome, who were both influential last season. Regardless of whether the club plays finals this year, the Saints are a proud club and will leave nothing in the tank. Thursday, 4 October, 2018
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