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The State Opposition has opened up the chequebook, pledging to renovate two of Cardinia Shire's "neglected" schools in a $9.5 million investment, if elected. Pakenham Secondary College would receive a $7 million major facelift while Kooweerup Primary would receive a state-of-the-art, $2.5 million gymnasium. It comes just a week after the Gazette reported that the Kooweerup School's dilapidated gymnasium was serving as a "zoo" for snakes, lizards, rats and mice. Shadow Education Minister Tim Smith toured Pakenham High and Kooweerup Primary on Wednesday - shocked by how much both had been "ignored" by the State Government. "Daniel Andrews talks about the education state, but that slogan clearly doesn't apply to these schools," he said. "As you can see, the kids are doing gym in a tin shed and I can only imagine in the middle of summer or the height of winter, it would be stinking hot or freezing cold. "It looks like something you keep farm machinery in - and that is totally unacceptable. "At Pakenham High, the $7 million will be well spent. "Brian Paynter has been talking about this for four years in parliament, and as a former school council president and student, there's nobody better placed to advocate on behalf of the school." Under the proposed Pakenham High upgrades, the school's asbestos-riddled administration building and Year 7 centre would be completely demolished and replaced with modern developments.
The master plan will also include an amphitheatre, new internal roadways and parking. Bass MP Brian Paynter said both schools are in dire need of financial support. "They are absolutely desperate for this," he said. "At Pakenham Secondary College, the buildings are old and lack functions that we need in modern day schools, and aesthetically, the school could use a lift. "It has a prominent road frontage and the buildings don't do it justice. "In that room at Kooweerup, you could barely fit 20 kids in there. "We should be building multipurpose facilities that the community can use as well." On Wednesday, Premier Daniel Andrews travelled to Pakenham to spruik an $850 million cash splash for new schools across Victoria. The party masqueraded the opening of Pakenham Primary School and Pakenham Henry Road Secondary as new announcements, despite the government revealing them earlier this year. Meanwhile, Mr Paynter said it was important to look after existing schools. "It's okay to build new facilities but it shouldn't be at the expense of our existing schools," he said. The Pakenham Secondary College upgrade has reportedly been on the school council's radar for more than eight years. College vice principal Emmanuel Merambeliotis is hopeful that the commitment will come to fruition. "The main need to upgrade what is essentially a 40 year old building is so we can deliver quality teaching and student outcomes," he said. 12386172-EPJ18-18
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Reward our volunteers Cardinia’s reigning Citizen of the Year Malcolm Graham loves to volunteer his time. He picked up the shire’s top honour on Australia Day due to the great work he does around the Upper Beaconsfield area, mostly these days with the annual Village Festival each February. Like many community stalwarts, he doesn’t look for recognition and is often embarrassed by it. Malcolm still has no idea who nominated him as Citizen of the Year, probably because he is involved in so many groups. The volunteering began when the kids were at kindergarten, then went through school. “I enjoyed being involved in whatever way I could contribute,” he said. “The rewards were easy - seeing smiling happy children and happy families, which are the building blocks of a great community.” Malcolm has also chaired the Casey, Cardinia and Greater Dandenong Road Safety Committee for many years, been district co-ordinator for Neighbourhood Watch and a member of the Upper Beaconsfield Fire Brigade. “You don’t look for these things,” he said of the award. “But they are nice when they come along.” Nominations are now open for the 2019 Australia Day Awards in the categories of Citizen of the Year, Senior Citizen of the Year, Young Citizen of the Year and Community Event of the Year. Malcolm encourages people to give the awards some thought, so that those who do things in the community are rewarded for their efforts. His work in the Upper Beaconsfield community intensified around the time of the horrific Ash Wednesday bushfires in 1983. The days after that disaster have had a lasting effect on many in that close-knit community.
Citizen of the Year Malcolm Graham with a photo of the iconic elephant rock decorated to promote the Upper Beaconsfield Village Festival in February.
Malcolm and good friend Barry Smith, with the help of Rotary and some wonderful businesses at the time arranged for bikes to be donated to the local children, along with other sporting equipment, The idea was to get the kids active and smiling again. They also sought donations of chainsaws to help clear the burnt out blocks of land. “It’s times like that when volunteering is rewarding,” Malcolm explained. “To see kids smiling and their mums and dads smiling as
well was just fantastic.” Malcolm says volunteering can be so rewarding for such little effort - meeting great people along the way and enjoying their company while tackling the challenges that arise. “It all starts when you step forward to help, to learn and to bond together with knowledge to achieve,” he said. “It could begin with a tap on the shoulder to ask for help, offering your time when you can see that more hands would make light work, or identifying a need to take the initiative if you see something that needs improving, while al-
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ways being aware of the need for safety.” He said volunteering took many forms whether it be administrative, physical help or leadership. “When we have a commitment to our community we can live in a more articulate, healthy, wealthy, happier and safer place,” he said. “It only take a bit of courage to take one step forward to be rewarded as I have as a volunteer.” Nominations for the Cardinia Shire awards close on Sunday 25 November. Details can be found on the shire’s website.
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Cesspit in the CBD By Rowan Forster A festering cesspit littered with filth, drug paraphernalia and empty beer bottles has become the eyesore of Pakenham's CBD. The Cracker Jackson Memorial Pavilion on Henry Street has been desecrated by vile cretins to an extent whereby ratepayers fear it will drive down property values. While the area is also inhabited by law abiding homeless people, it is believed drug users are widely responsible for the area's disgusting appearance. The site was up-kept when it was used by the Lions Club - but has rapidly deteriorated since the community group relocated to Cardinia Road. A local performing arts group subsequently used the hall to practice, but it was marred with chaos. "The football rooms were, until recently, used by the performing arts company but unfortunately it kept getting broken into and we often had to clean up rubbish and homemade bongs before rehearsals," the group's Joanne Arrowsmith said. "They removed the fence to try to stop it being used as a hangout but it didn't make a difference. "There was often equipment being stolen and trashed, but this was before the homeless people used the spot." When the Gazette approached the Cracker Jackson Memorial Pavilion, a man claimed that loiterers have inundated the area since CCTV was installed at Ahern Park. "They're all from that area, and they get here and get on the piss," he said. "It's nothing to do with homeless people." The building, which remains under Cardinia Shire's ownership, seems to no longer receive attention from the council. Jim Richardson, who lives a stone-throw
Rubbish, drug paraphernalia and clothing litters the steps of the abandoned Cracker Jackson Memorial Pavilion.
from the notorious park, said it has impacted the potential sale of his property. Mr Richardson has been fielding private enquiries for his three bedroom home, and so far, the Cracker Jackson Memorial Pavilion has been cited as a major concern for a number of prospective buyers. "Nobody wants to live near something like that," he said. "It's disgusting, and it makes you apprehensive about the type of people who are creating that mess. "I'm just shocked the council hasn't done anything - considering they'd be all over you if your nature strip gets too long."
The area has been labelled "disgusting" and "mortifying" by nearby residents.
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Remembrance Day was first observed in 1919 throughout the British Commonwealth. It was originally called "Armistice Day" to commemorate the armistice agreement that ended the First World War on Monday, November 11, 1918, at 11am - on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month.
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The red poppy is the a symbol of remembrance. This tradition has its origins during the First World War and inspired by the fields of poppies that grew in the battleravaged fields of the Western Front.
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This year the Prospect Hill Drive Bridge in Narre Warren will be named for the Gippsland Regiment the locally raised and based Militia Unit which served in the Papua New Guinea campaign during World War II.
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Does anybody living in Berwick know the whereabouts of my long-time friend Tony Rafferty? For years we had coffee together at Fountain Gate shops. At Christmas time we would exchange Christmas cards, but since last Christmas I have never seen him. He just disappeared. In March just gone he rang to see you soon and that was it. Nothing since. Last time I saw Tony was at Fountain Gate just before last Christmas and he told me he was thinking of giving up the car due to his eyes. Maybe that’s why I never see him. I have also looked in Bunjil Place Library because Tony was a keen library person. Tony would now be around 78. I am 82 but I don’t know his address in Berwick. So wherever you are Tony, I hope you are well and maybe contact us. Best wishes from your friend and coffee mate, Derek Gardner, Hampton Park.
Well-deserved award I am delighted and incredibly proud to acknowledge the Principal and leadership team at Narre Warren Secondary who won two awards at the 2018 Victorian Education Excellence Awards. They won the Outstanding School Advancement Award as well as the overall Lindsay Thompson Award for Education Excellence. These awards are a well-deserved recognition of the transformation this school has undergone in the last three years. The school has worked collaboratively to raise expectations of their teachers and students. Using data and a focus on wellbeing the school
focuses on giving life skills and pathway to every student allowing them to succeed beyond school. Their capital works program has added to the sense of pride at the school. At the awards the leadership team reiterated their belief that the disadvantage that exists in their community doesn't have to determine the destiny of their students. Partnering with parents as well as sporting clubs, language schools and other community organisations this school has become a truly vital and important heart of the Narre Warren Community. They are literally changing lives for the better through education and are now formally recognised as an inspiration to schools across the State. As Parliamentary Secretary for Education, I have travelled across the State and seen great examples of school leadership combined with the investments made through the Education
State Reforms deliver successful student outcomes. To see such an exemplary example take place in my own electorate is an extra special privilege. As I finish my term as Parliamentary Secretary and retire as local member, I am incredibly proud of the difference the Principal team at Narre Warren South Secondary are making. Students at this school have more opportunities and will lead much better and more economically and socially prosperous lives as a result of the work of these incredible leaders. I pay tribute to their leadership and warmly congratulate all at the school who contributed to these significant and worthy honours. Yours Sincerely, Judith Couacaud Graley MP. State Member for Narre Warren South Parliamentary Secretary for Education
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On 6 November the Cranbourne Star News Facebook page shared a story about Labor promising to build a $34 million police station for Clyde North and on 5 November a story was shared about Labor investing $34 million to build a brand new police station in Narre Warren. Here is how some readers reacted online: Paul Jenkins: And when there's an emergency five minutes down the road it'll take 35 minutes to get there because there's not enough roads and loads of traffic. Warren Driscoll: Can't get there quicker because rail gates are down on Clyde Road. Mark Mathews: $2 million to build it... The other $32 million in to their mates... Rip off. Ric Stewart: Where is the money coming from with all these promises? Capital re-evaluation or other stupid term Dan has come up with which really means increased taxes? There is only so much in the surplus Dan! Either you have a secret stash or you are lying!! Stop with the bullshit and scare campaign and fight the election on merit and intellect! Tanya Narelle: Wasn't it just recently renovated/up graded?
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Man wanted over fuel theft Narre Warren Police is investigating a theft that occurred at a service station in Berwick on 23 October. Police allege that at approximately 8:50pm a white Toyota van bearing false plates attended the Clyde Road business. A man got out and filled the vehicle with fuel, returned to the car and the vehicle then drove off without anyone making an attempt to pay. Police have released a CCTV still images of a man who they believe can assist with their enquiries. If you recognise the man or have any information about the incident please contact Crime Stoppers Victoria on 1800 333 000 or www.crimestoppersvic.com.au and quote incident number 180362826.
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Food truck rally’s appetite By Jessica Anstice The monthly Berwick Food Truck Rally provided entertainment, food and beer at the Old Cheese Factory for the last time on Sunday.
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Skills for the future By Jessica Anstice The Ready Set Work Cafe Operations program provides practical skills training to people generally disengaged with education - with the aim of developing employability skills and improving literacy and language skills required for employment. The program is run by Jesuit Community College (part of Jesuit Social Services) and is open to young people not enrolled in mainstream education such as secondary school, VCAL or TAFE. Students are aged between 16 and 25. Students showed their skills off on a com-
mercial expresso machine with visits to local cafes and coffee roasteries. Member for Narre Warren North Luke Donnellan visited the students at Narre Warren Bowls Club on Wednesday, 31 October. Participant Zayne made Mr Donnellan a coffee with the skills he has picked up as part of the program. Mr Donnellan spoke to the class about his experiences looking for work as a young person, and the importance of working and contributing to society. The participants all really enjoyed his visit and meeting him. Participant Emily said, "At first I didn't
know what I wanted to do for a job, but this course has made me want to find a job in a cafe or hospitality. "It's also helped me to learn more about resumes and interviews. Once I graduate I'm looking to find part time or casual work in a cafe - that would be great." Upon successful completion of the course young people gain accreditations in several areas, practical skills and knowledge for working in the hospitality industry, improved job readiness and a career pathway to employment or further education and training. The participants graduate from the course next week.
All in for monster fun as Berwick gets the spooks By Jessica Anstice The Old Cheese Factory Berwick was turned into a spooky playground for Halloween on Wednesday 31 October. More than 7000 people from around the region joined in on the celebrations. Council received an overwhelming response to the event with a majority of patrons dressed up in their scariest costumes! A major highlight of the event was the trick or treat trail, which gave guests the chance to walk through a spooky site while collecting goodies along the way! The community also enjoyed the surprise flash mob. Other entertainment on the night included amusement rides, a disco, Halloween games, scary workshops, music entertainment and paranormal activity!
From left, Vann, Adele and Zarli Parker reading with Heidi the Witch from Casey Cardinia Libraries at the Old Cheese Factory Halloween event in Berwick.
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Speak to your agent about listing on realestateview.com.au. Be seen everywhere. 12404555-LB46-18
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18 Hobart Avenue, Berwick Grandeur in Prime Berwick
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Styled to perfection and renovated to today’s trends we are proud to market this stunning home in a popular location, overlooking wetlands. Access to manicured rear yard is from the billiards room or the alfresco area and side gates are also on offer, handy for storage of trailer or small boat or campervan. Close to public transport, walking tracks and parks this Beaconsfield Bombshell wont last long.
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This magnificent residence features sophisticated living in an elite Berwick locale, exclusively positioned on a large allotment 828sqm (approx.) with easy access to Berwick Village, walking distance to two of the finest schools in the state, close by to multiple shopping complexes, parks and public transport. Spacious three car garage, ducted heating, refrigerated cooling and ducted vacuum.
27 Timberside Drive, BeAcONSFieLD
37 Jerilderie Drive, Berwick Timbarra Treasure
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Situated just minutes walk to the Parkhill Plaza and P-9 College, this delightful home set amidst a picturesque garden setting has much to offer. Outside, a spacious covered pergola is essentially another living area, and overlooks the rear garden which is filled with colour and numerous fruit trees. Gas ducted heating, split system air conditioning, dishwasher, remote double garage and electric front security gates,
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More house than townhouse, this residence delivers an outstanding low-maintenance lifestyle opportunity with its impressive proportions, quality features and unbeatable location all set within a striking and secure gated community. Features include evap cooling & ducted heating for year round comfort as well as low maintenance gardens, full sized laundry, powder room & internal access from the double garage.
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18 Langmore Lane, BERWICK 9707 5300 • 439 Princes Highway, OFFICER 5942 1207 • peakerealestate.com.au 12404272-LN46-18
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22 currawong crescent, PAkeNHAm Sophisticated Family Home Perfectly presented this family home is positioned on a 412sqm block in the highly sought after Edenbrook Estate Pakenham. Great sized living spaces and a fantastic backyard are just some of the reasons you will fall in love with this one. Ducted heating, split system air-conditioning, double remote-control garage with internal access, proximity to freeway, local schools, shops and all that Edenbrook Estate has to offer.
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The unparalleled attractiveness of this estate set on 18.6 acres (approx.) is matched only by its magnificent setting in one of South East Victoria’s most coveted locations. Enjoy a hit of tennis on the Rebound Ace floodlit court or enjoy a red wine around the firepit in winter. Enjoying prestige position so close to Wellington Road, Victoria’s premium schools & the gateway to every possible recreational facility on offer.
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Set behind the private gates this single level home offers a lifestyle of low maintenance living with the benefits of security and community. The home offers a 3.0kw solar system, ducted heating, evaporative cooling and a split system. The garage door offers extra height if you want to house a caravan. Security cameras at the front and back of the home and the front gates close from 6pm to 6am every day.
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LIVE A SERENE AND PRISTINE LIFESTYLE FROM the moment you approach this home you will be taken aback by the stunning presentation and exceptionally kept gardens. The driveway is lined with trees and the small river with gently flowing waterfall will make you believe you are at a retreat not a family home. The 7 year old home provides luxurious and quality features throughout, offering 5 bedrooms. The exclusive master retreat has a spacious walk-in robe and stylish ensuite with floor to ceiling tiles, double vanity and oversized shower. The additional bedrooms are all very comfortable sizes allowing plenty of space for the growing family. All the rooms are complete with built-in robes. The fifth room could be used as an additional bedroom or study. The main hub of the home is where you will find the open plan kitchen, dining and living zone, boasting natural light integrated with extended windows and cathedral ceilings capturing the magnificent garden views. In the months when the days get shorter you can enjoy the gas fire place and in the warmer seasons relax with evaporative cooling. If movies are your thing then lock yourself away in the theatre room and lose yourself in a good film with a tub of popcorn. The enormous kitchen is sure to impress the family chef with stone bench tops, breakfast bar, stainless steel 900mm oven, dishwasher, soft close cupboard and walk-in pantry for extra storage. The flooring throughout is of top quality and has a real warmth and texture as the name suggests being Firestreak Timber flooring.
Double doors extend out to the divine alfresco, which integrates the indoors with the out, creating the perfect space to entertain family and friends. Here is where this property comes into its own. The cathedral ceilings are carried out into the alfresco which has a kitchenette and built-in natural gas BBQ that can be enjoyed literally all year round with remote shade shutters and built-in gas fireplace. Friends and family will absolutely love the semi-circle seating area with the firepit to keep the hands and
toes nice and warm. But wait, there’s more! Other outdoor features include salt water pool, kids' play equipment, veggie patch neatly done in planter boxes, fruit trees and enough space to easily kick the footy out back. A great sized 9m x 13.5m approx. shed will provide the ideal sanctuary for the handyman or car enthusiasts with a full bathroom with hot water, air conditioning, single phase power and dual roller door access. Other extras include 24,000 litre
water tank, ducted vacuum, oversized garage attached to the home with an extra high roof line and door to fit large vehicles in. This family home is everything you’ve been looking for and more situated on a 1.19-acre block while the home itself is approximately 40 squares. Live the ultimate country lifestyle just 15 minutes from Pakenham. What more could you ask? Don’t delay as this is your opportunity to acquire a stunning property. ●
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 12 Teriki Place, GARFIELD, VIC 3814 Description: 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 6 garage Price: $1,100,000 - $1,200,000 Inspect: By appointment Contact: Terri Fellows 0400573483 or Phil Licciardi 0408808108, BARRY PLANT PAKENHAM
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Sitting on approx. 2440sqm is the perfect Site for your new home, views to the water & rural landscape, battleaxe block, town wtr pwr cabling & storm wtr pipe run to site for gge.
Sitting on approx. 66 acres w a current Building permit, water troughs, access to Town water, established tree lines, abuts The State Forest, solid investment. Contact Kellie Morgan 0414 625 730 Emily Clifford 0422 622 299
Contact Kellie Morgan 0414 625 730 Emily Clifford 0422 622 299
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17 Banjo Paterson Drive
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SPaCiouS & StYliSh – heritaGe SPrinGS With great appeal is this quality built home set in heritage Springs estate. Featuring 4 bedrooms + study/5th bedroom. Master bedroom with his & hers walk in robes, FeS with spa, dual vanities & double shower. Kitchen with caeserstone benchtop, Wi pantry & loads of cupboard space. tiled meals area & large family room with ducted heating & air con. Formal living zone & theatre room, oversize laundry with cupboards, benches & storeroom. entertaining is sorted here, pitched alfresco url plus PVC blinds offer all year round entertaining. Garage at the rear – 8.0 x 3.8. Double garage with rear access, water tank, low maintenance yard with established gardens. absolute quality throughout.
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D L O S G N I T I A W S R E DAYS - BUY 6 Macalister Place
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$430,000 - $460,000
Quaint anD ornate located in the popular lakeside estate, this home is ideal for the investor. there is a current lease on the property with a fantastic tenant in residence. three bedrooms, semi ensuite, two living areas, high ceilings, ceiling top roof storage space, ducted heating, split system, immaculate presentation. Pitched and paved pergola, rear access from garage, very low maintenance gardens. two minute walk to public transport, ten minute walk to primary and secondary schools, shops and restaurants. Situated in a no through quiet cul de sac. Certainly purchase with confidence in this lovely home.
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Your choice of two bedroom or three bedroom townhouses, soon to be built Two sold. Three bedrooms offer walk in robes and full ensuite plus double garage. Two bedrooms with walk in robe and dual toilets. Open plan living zones with a quality list of inclusions – stone benchtops, ducted heating and two pack kitchen. Walking distance to Pakenham CBD, Marketplace, Train Station and Supermarkets. Don’t delay, make the move today!!
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LIVE THE HIGH LIFE WHEN contemporary modern and a prime Olde Berwick location meet, we introduce 111 High Street! With pride of place on a family size quarter acre allotment in arguably one of Berwick's most tightly held and soughtafter pockets, this stunning 50 plus square residence offers surprise after surprise once you enter the secure circular drive through front remote gates. The moment you enter this substantial and versatile home, you will be impressed at the fittings and fixtures. An amazingly flexible and luxurious floorplan allows for dual occupancy – separate living quarters downstairs, with its own kitchenette, bedroom ensuite and front living room. A dedicated theatre room makes movie nights feel like you’re at Village Cinemas! Upstairs a vast space awaits - three more bedrooms, two with modern ensuites and walk-in robes. Three master bedrooms in total is rare.
For those who enjoy entertaining family and friends, there is a giant-sized entertainer's room complete with a hotel-like bar, indoor barbecue and beer on-tap. This opens out to a balcony from which to enjoy the views – imagine New Year’s Eve in this house! This home is low maintenance and in a class of its own. Enjoy the heated inground pool, adjoined by a stylish pool house and sunbaking platform. A night in the outdoor spa is not complete without that glass of Champagne! The features keep on going - stone benchtops in the kitchen and bathrooms, two gas log fires, refrigerated cooling and heating - an enviable lifestyle with all the trimmings. If you know Olde Berwick then you know this exclusive location, ready to move straight in is a rare find. Stroll to the cafes and shopping precinct of the Village, and all elite schools are at your doorstep. ●
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 111 High Street, BERWICK, VIC 3806 Description: 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 1 study, 3 garage Price: Contact agent for details Inspect: Saturday 2-2:30pm Contact: Kristen Turner 0410 615 228, PEAKE REAL ESTATE 9707 5300 12404495-DJ46-18
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Located in the desirable and sought after area of Tynong North is this serene 5 Acre (approx) property that offers a beautiful blend of peace in the most naturalistic setting.
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Position in the gateway to Gippsland yet only 45 mins from the CBD this lifestyle opportunity is now a realistic option as everything is only minutes away. The property features a 4 Bedroom Mud brick property with large living area, original kitchen with wood ired oven, great sized bedrooms that feature lush new carpet.
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Bevington on the Park. Location springs to mind as soon as this property is mentioned. deally located literally 30 seconds alk to a park living the lo maintenance lifestyle ill be hat you ill absolutely come to love here at 12 Bevington Cres cer. This fresh family home consists of 4 bedrooms all situated on the second loor. aster comes euipped ith ensuite and built in robes, bedroom 2 / 3 / 4 are serviced by the main bathroom to the rear of the home and the kids lounge room or second living area is also brilliantly placed up stairs, so everyone has space to relax in.
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Pakenham Upper 30 Hoyles Road
20 Acres of Serenity. From the moment you arrive you ill automatically feel overhelmed, excited and anting to see more of hat this stunning lifestyle property has to offer. The home is surrounded by luscious greenery, hich is complemented by a beautiful landscaped garden setting. Proudly positioned at the back of the block on approximately 20 acres of lat land. This spectacular environment offers the ultimate country feel but not far aay from suburbia.
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FRESH, FASHIONABLE, FAMILY FOCUSED!. Situated on a generous 647m2 (approx.) parcel of land, it is an ideal place whether you’re looking for your perfect irst home, investment property or downsizer with it being close to all amenities and with exclusive access to the Jackson’s View country club. Step inside the welcoming entranceway that will lead you through to the formal lounge/sitting area. As you walk along, be impressed by a grand main living area with adjoining dining area plus open plan kitchen, and speaking of the kitchen. It is loaded with features like raked ceiling with amazing skylights to ensure plenty of light all day along.
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Drouin 59 Buln Buln Road
Drouin 215 Stock Road
With beautifully presented landscaped gardens, manicured lawns and views usually reserved for country homesteads, this 3 bedroom brick veneer home could be just what you’ve been waiting for. Whether you’re looking to move into your irst home or acquire a terriic investment property that would return a solid income, you’d be kicking yourself if you didn’t come to inspect this property.
It’s a rarity to ind small acreage like this offered for sale. Sitting on approx. 14 picturesque acres is this stylish modern rustic inspired home. hrough the entrance you irst notice the gorgeous formal lounge/ second living zone. With soaring raked ceilings and large windows offering views of the surrounding greenery and landscape.
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Students are all biology Federation University's Berwick Campus hosted a Biology Science Fair for students on Friday, 26 October. Throughout the semester students have been researching the anatomy and physiology of vertebrates (humans and animals). The presentations included models of different biological systems (eyes, brains, hearts) and demonstrations showing how particular systems work, along with poster displays highlighting scientific information. Students presented their findings during the fair for their final assessment task for Systems Biology. Some examples of projects students are working on include: Comparative differences in the anatomy of the heart between mammals, fish, birds and reptiles Comparative differences in the digestive anatomy of ruminant (sheep/cows) and non-ruminant (humans) animals How smoking affects the function of the lung Brain lateralisation How our eyes process images How the immune system protects us from invading pathogens
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Federation University students back from left, Tom Wallace, Irae Tautua, Vanessa Phillips, Marwayne Nasayao, Gemma Cadd and Em Velasquez and front from left Tabatha Ferguson, Callum Woods and Kendra Etherton.
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Dedicated to dental health Ms Bennett explained that some simple signs to look for when identifying gum disease include red or puffy gums and bleeding when flossing or brushing close to the gums. “When in orthodontic treatment it is especially important that you take good care of your oral health,” she said. “The presence of braces or other orthodontic appliances increase the available area for plaque and oral bacteria to stick to, increasing the likelihood of gum disease and tooth decay.” Straight Smiles Pakenham is located at Suite 1, 63 Main Street in Pakenham. For more information, phone 5941 5188 or visit straightsmilespakenham.com.au.
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Kerri Sawdon is a dental prosthetist who makes and repairs dentures as well as mouthguards. Her Pakenham-based business offers a friendly and relaxed environment, and provides services direct to the public. Kerri’s business encourages patient feedback to ensure that every customer receives the desired outcome. Her business has been running for four years in Pakenham, although Kerri offers more than 20 years of experience in the industry. Her friendly and relaxed clinic aims to ensure every customer feels comfortable throughout their visit. The clinic is at 2 McGregor Road, Pakenham, next to the chapel on the corner of Main Street and McGregor Road. Call for appointments or inquiries on 5940 8055.
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The team at Straight Smiles Orthodontics value patient’s oral health and are excited to share a few helpful tips to encourage them on their journey to a healthy smile. “Did you know that over half of the Australian population have some form of gum disease - and that is only the recorded cases!” Straight Smiles Practice Manager Casey Bennett said. “Gum disease can lead to a range of issues such as periodontitis and tooth decay. Luckily it is very easy to identify and treat. An appointment at your general dentist can confirm if you have gum disease and simple ways to treat it include twice daily brushing and daily flossing.”
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In the business of life By Rowan Forster A lifesaving Pakenham-based venture, spearheaded by a paramedic and a teacher, has received a federal cash injection to provide free first aid training throughout Melbourne's south-east. Tiny Hearts - founded by sisters Rachael Waia and Nikki Jurcutz - will arm 1800 local parents and carers with the skillsets required to save their children in the event of an emergency. In a regional first, 300 parents are also set to be trained bilingually, catering for Chinese and Afghan communities. Their journey began in a garage, but Tiny Hearts now has a headquarters in Pakenham's Industrial Park - proving that business success is attainable under the most challenging circumstances. Ms Waia, a former educator and volunteer first responder, was first aid trained when she was just 15 years old. She is determined to share her vital knowledge with as many parents as possible. "I've got two kids of my own and I know what it's like when they choke and when they're really sick," she said. "Because we've got such a good report built with our parents, we get a lot of feedback where they say, hey, you literally saved our babies' lives. "I love what I do - waking up and making a difference." Tiny Hearts worked in conjunction with the South East Melbourne Primary Health Network to secure the federal grant. The organisation also hopes to reduce the number of inappropriate admissions to the emergency department and create a better
health care system for the entire community. According to government figures, 45 per cent of metropolitan emergency department presentations are non-urgent. Tiny Hearts has also compiled statistics from participants, illustrating the importance of teaching the critical first aid skills. After the course, 98 per cent of parents said they felt more confident to act effectively in an emergency. Almost 50 per cent reported that they had used their acquired infant and child first aid knowledge within six months of undertaking the course. Narre Warren's Shelby Cooke, who performed CPR on her choking two-year-old daughter while paramedics rushed to their home, stressed the importance of first aid training. She believes that had she not received the course through her workplace, her daughter may have suffocated. "I still owe everything to having those skills," she said. "The more people that are equipped with them, the less tragedies we're going to see with children, babies and toddlers. "It's such a frightening thing to go through - so you need to be prepared." The free sessions will be held across the region, including at Beaconhills College, in Pakenham. Topics covered will include choking, fevers, convulsions, burns, drowning, bleeding, caring for an unconscious person, bites and stings and head injuries. Parents or caregivers interested in undertaking the free training can sign up by heading to: www.tinyheartsfirstaid.com/fundedcourse.
Rachael Waia, a former educator and volunteer first responder, putting her knowledge to use through Tiny Hearts. 186880
Jobs growth challanges present for a booming region tor Rob Darby, GBS Recruitment has steadily grown across Gippsland and recently opened an office in Pakenham. Mr Dawson said opening an office to service the Casey Cardinia Region as well as the wider South East metropolitan area was a natural progression for GBS, which has a diverse spread of clients across private businesses, industrial, corporate and government sectors looking for the best permanent, temporary, labour hire, and senior executive staff. He said the GBS directors believe the region has a strong employment profile with job numbers expected to grow in coming years. Retail is the region’s largest employer generating 16,871 jobs in 2016/17, followed by 12404200-ACM46-18
As at June 30 2017 there were 106,403 jobs located in the Casey Cardinia Region, a 6 per cent increase on the year before. With a surging population, the region is continuing to attract new business, from manufacturing and retail to health and education providers right through to sole operators working from home. Finding the right employees is one of the biggest challenges facing all organisations, as Sales and Strategy Director at GBS Recruitment Michael Dawson well knows. The business was started 24 years ago in Warragul before moving to Traralgon by founder and current director Juli Halton. Currently led by General Manager and Direc-
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Sales and Strategy Director Michael Dawson (right) and Conal Tatt in the new GBS Pakenham office. 186934 health care and social assistance, education and trade. The goods related sector accounts for 43 per cent of employment in the Casey Cardinia Region. Household services account for 39.8 per cent, business services 10.8 per cent, agriculture forestry and fishing 3 per cent and public administration and safety 3 per cent. The region has more female workers at 52.7 per cent, compared to 47.3 per cent of males. Of those 54.2 per cent work full time and 43.7 per cent work part time, while 31 per cent were born overseas. The majority are aged between 25 and 54. Mr Dawson said he expected demand for skilled labour to grow across IT, manufacturing, engineering and construction, health and education. “I think we will find high needs across all markets. I expect industrial to be quite strong, because of our location here in the South East which has a strong manufacturing base. I am expecting commercial roles in the health services and government sectors to be strong as well. “I have no doubt automation and online technology will move quickly in terms of ex-
pansion over the next few years. The job shift will continue quite rapidly whereby a lot of manual tasks will continue to disappear, but new jobs will come in the ICT and IT areas, particularly in leading and servicing the automations and technical requirements of these systems.“ He pinpointed health care and education as other growth areas, while agriculture and its supply chain will definitely continue to be an important part of the region’s employment mix. GBS also provides casual teachers to the education sector and Mr Dawson said demand was growing strongly for this service across both primary and secondary schools for qualified CRT teachers. He said building activity and infrastructure projects would keep demand high for engineers and trades people. Mr Dawson said research has shown approximately 70 per cent of new business appointments that fail, do so because companies fall into the trap of hiring people who have a poor cultural fit with the organisation. “Expert advice is crucial to make sure the fit is right for both the employer and employee. Sound recruitment and the critical processes required can make the difference between business success and failure, this is something GBS Recruitment is exceptionally good at,“ he said. “We want businesses across the region to succeed by getting the right people for the right jobs.“ The GBS website has options for registering for work or for loading vacancies should your business need help with employing staff across their three divisions - Commercial (White Collar), Industrial (Blue Collar) and Education www.gbsrecruitment.com.au - Statistics for this story were obtained from idcommunity demographic resources.
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WHAT’S ON phone the Secretary, Margaret Haywood - 9700 3973 or email: mhaywood.celebrant@gmail. com for further information.
Sing out against family violence You're The Voice is a joyful concert that aims to raise awareness around family violence in Casey. It features Only Women ALOUD conducted by Claire Patti, MEN ALOUD! and the You're The Voice massed choir conducted by Dr Jonathon Welch AM. Individual choirs include Voices of Casey, Casey Choir, THECHOIR, SE Trill Seekers, Phoenix Harmony Chorus, All Together Choir and Latrobe Valley Community Choir. Tickets: $15 adults, $10 concession, $5 students. Bookings: bunjilplace. com.au or 9709 9700. Sunday 25 November, 3pm at Bunjil Place Theatre, 2 Patrick NE Drive, Narre Warren.
We Walk The Walk: Gethsemane Church Charity, a not-for-profit organisation, is inviting the community to join in a walk to help fund-raise their free annual event – the Clyde Carols by Candlelight on 1 December from 5.30 pm to 9.30 pm at the Hillcrest Christian College Oval. The public is welcome to complete the entire 30km or 5km legs. To sponsor the walk visit the GoFundMe page https://www.gofundme.com/ At-Gethsemane-We-Walk-The-Walk. Saturday November 17. Walk starts at 8am at 10 Blake Street Berwick. The meeting points along the way are the Old Cheese Factory, Casey Central, Berwick Springs Lake, Brentwood Park and Eden Rise, with Hillcrest Christian College being the 6th and final destination. Walk finishes about 3pm - depending on weather conditions.
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All stock inside and Christmas decorations outside. 10 and 11 November from 9am to 4pm at Clyde Road Op Shop.
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Cranbourne Friends Workshop A workshop will be held about the Australian Alpine and Subalpine plants and the threat of the Sambar deer at the Cranbourne Gardens. Five guest speakers will be present. Sunday 25 November starts at 9.30am-1pm. Australian Garden Auditorium, Cranbourne Royal Botanic Gardens. Cost: members $30, nonmembers $40, students $15. Bookings essential. Booking Form attached and also at www. rbgfriendscranbourne.org.au
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Evergreen Turf Charity Night Join us for Evergreen Turf Charity Night and help raise some much needed funds for the Casey Cardinia Foundation.
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 Balla Balla Community Centre 65 Berwick-Cranbourne Rd, Cranbourne East. Monday 8 October - 17 December 5.30pm - 6.30pm or 7pm - 8pm and Wednesday 10 October - 19 December 1pm - 2pm.
Harmony Choir has vacancies for singers to be part of our exciting end of year program of friendly fun and performances. Singers will be warmly welcomed for choir practices. Choir practices are held every Monday at 7.30pm in the Old Cheese Factory, Homestead Road Berwick. For further details call 0427 643 221.
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Drought and trivia night
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Berwick Seniors welcome new members who would like to join their club and enjoy good company and activities such as indoor croquet, billiards, table tennis, darts, board games and bingo. The club days are Fridays, 9.30am-1.30pm, with line-dancing on Tuesdays 10.30am-12pm.112 High Street, Berwick. Details: 9707 2017.
Share in a service of remembrance for loved ones who have passed away at our All Soul's Service. All are welcome. For further information, please contact Rev. Bruce Crowle 0425 738 481. Friday, 2 November at 7.30 pm, Main Road, Narre Warren North.
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Free Christmas Day lunch. Do you have nothing planned on Christmas Day? Are you perhaps alone this Christmas? Must book, as places are limited. Contact 9799 7994 or email narrehamptonparkuc@bigpond.com. Doors open at 11.30am at 1 Coral Drive Hampton Park.
Playgroup. $3 per child or $5 per family. Morning tea included. Contact 9799 7994. Fridays from 9.30am to 11.30am (during school term) at 1 Coral Drive Hampton Park.
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Make a dinner booking at the Berwick Inn Hotel and from 8pm and the Casey Choir will entertain you. You can sit back and listen or you can stand up, join in and have a good sing! No extra charge for the entertainment. Bring your friends and join in. Bookings directly with the Berwick Inn Hotel on 9707 1166. Wednesday, 14 November from 8am at Berwick Inn Hotel.
Balla Balla Community Centre is proud to host this night of fun and games in support of the Farmers of Gippsland. All money raised will go towards making Christmas a little easier for the families and children of farmers struggling on the land. The night will consist of 10 Rounds of Trivia, with table teasers, games, raffles and auction items. Bring along your drinks and nibbles. $20 per person or book for a table for 10 people for $150. Balla Balla Community Centre, 65 BerwickCranbourne Rd, Cranbourne East. Saturday 10 November from 6.30pm for a 7.00pm start. Bookings via trybooking: https://www.trybooking.com/426138.
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Huge price reductions throughout our Op-Shop, also offering a cake stall, jams and pickles, plants and fresh produce, and a sausage sizzle, the proceeds of which go to helping our farmers. All welcome! Saturday 17 November from 9am to 1pm at Narre Warren North Uniting Church, 1 Main St, Narre Warren North.
Casey U3A classes for retirees will be held in Berwick at a range of locations and also at Selandra Community Hub, Clyde North. Only $35 to join for year. 40 plus classes. Visit the website at http://casey.u3anet.org. au for details or John 9707 2301 or 0409 515465.
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Come and experience the magic of dinosaurs at our Dinosaur Fossil Experience. Activities include help build a dinosaur, dig up fossils, and coloring in. Fun for the whole family. Entry by gold coin donation. Saturday 10 November from 10am to 4pm at 1 Main St, Narre Warren North.
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Come along, meet people and maybe learn a thing or two. All are welcome. Contact 5995 1420. Every second Thursday of the month at 1.15pm at the Cranbourne Public Hall.
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Cranbourne-Narre Relay for Life is calling on Casey residents to come along and cheer on participants competing in the King of the Wing event where they will eat as many wings as they can in 10 minutes for a fundraising night of fun. Relay For Life raises funds for Cancer Council's vital work in cancer research, prevention, information and support. This year's Cranbourne-Narre
Fenix Chorale Inc.is a choir consisting of thirty plus sings beautiful four part harmonies to a variety of popular songs and performs several times during the year at local retirement villages and other venues. The choir was formed in September 2016 and holds rehearsals in the Auditorium at Woodlands Park, 72 Kangan Drive, Berwick on the first, second and third Wednesdays of the month, except the Christmas Holidays, 2.30 - 3.45pm. The conductor is Vic Clement. The choir of thirty plus sings beautiful four part harmonies to a variety of popular songs and performs several times during the year at local retirement villages and other venues. New members are always welcome. Please
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Voices of Casey choir is recruiting new members, especially men - from enthusiastic amateurs to seasoned singers. Led by music director Dr Jonathon Welch AM, our repertoire includes well-known classics, pop songs and contemporary compositions. Mondays 7-9.30pm, except school holidays at Fiddlers Green Retirement Village, 57 Gloucester Avenue, Berwick. Details: Paulien, 9769 8611 or maritimes.1@hotmail.com.
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Time for tennis Cranbourne Tennis Club holds social tennis on Thursday mornings from 9.30am to 11.30am. Competitions are open to singles and doubles of all ages including beginners and advanced players. Cost is $2 including tea and coffee. Casey Fields at 160 Berwick-Cranbourne Rd (Melways 134 E7). Details: 0419 382 049 or 0432 535 575.
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Learn to play the bagpipes The Berwick Pipers INC is interested in attracting new members to its group, particularly experienced bagpipe players. The group play B Flat chanters in our bagpipes as it gives them the greatest chance of helping concert bands and orchestras. The Pipers are a group of musicians who play the Great Highland Bagpipe. They have assisted Berwick Rotary on Australia days at Pioneer Park by playing in the Official Party and providing incidental music around the grounds. They perform around the City of Casey at a variety of venues to entertain the public but we also teach learners to play the great highland bagpipe. Despite the group currently having a mid-year break, lessons for their learners continue. Email berwickpipers16@gmail.com or visit the website at www.berwickpipers.info. The group's secretary Steve Everett and tutor can be contacted on 97296219 or 0425 826 990.
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He’s coming home By Russell Bennett You could take Lachy Hansen out of the Nar Nar Goon footy club, but you could never really take the Nar Nar Goon footy club out of Lachy Hansen. It always seemed to be a matter of when, not if, the former number three draft pick would return to the Goon for the end of his career - back where it all began. And that time is now. The Goon has announced that its 197-centimetre favourite son will be back in the famous colours for the 2019 West Gippsland Football Netball Competition season - and they can hardly wait. The senior side finished the 2018 home and away season in a four-way tie for the ladder lead, and Hansen's inclusion will massively boost its chances for September glory moving forward. Of course, Dean Blake's side will have to find a way past the likes of reigning premier Phillip Island - which, off the back of a devastating grand final performance in keeping Kooweerup goalless, has signed former Melbourne utility Cam Pedersen in a stunning move. But the Goon faithful is just over-the-moon to have the 30-year-old Hansen back in the fold. He's returning to the local area with his wife Prue (nee Prue Evans) and kids after a playing stint at Pascoe Vale. Nar Nar Goon president Dene Missen is understandably thrilled to have Hansen - who played 151 games for North Melbourne as both a forward, and an intercept marking defender back at the club. "He was always coming back - it was just when," Missen revealed. "They (Lachy and Prue) have just had another child and they wanted to get home and be closer to their family. "He always said he wanted to finish his career at the Goon, and we're rapt he is." Missen said Hansen had knocked back some big offers from other clubs in Gippsland
Matt Golding, pictured recently, took 5/6 in his side's demolition job of Coomoora on the weekend. Picture: GARY SISSONS Lachy Hansen (centre) is back at Nar Nar Goon - and coach Dean Blake and president Dene Missen couldn't be happier. to head back to the Savs as a one-point player. "He wants to just come back and enjoy his footy where he started," Missen said, adding that all of the club's recruits from last year are returning, in addition to another favourite son - Mat 'Skipper' Slattery, a premiershipwinning star at both Spencer Street and most recently Newborough. "This is going to create some incredible excitement around our club.
"We've got our loyal people who're always at the club, and hopefully this will create a lot of new and rekindled interest too. "It's just an awesome story that he's coming back." Hansen's signing continues a wave of positive momentum for the Goon, which has also signed highly-respected former Cranbourne and Tooradin-Dalmore player Chris Keenan as reserves coach for 2019.
Tony Selak, Colin Madden, Max Shifman, Ghadir Razuki and Renato Pellicano are thrilled to be involved with the Team 11 bid.
Team 11’s bid continues to take shape By Russell Bennett As the bid to bring an A-League and W-League club to the south-east of Victoria continues to take shape, Team 11 Pty Ltd has unveiled more of the shareholders who have combined to turn this football dream into a reality. Joining major shareholder Gerry Ryan and Team 11's interim chairman Ghadir Razuki as investors are prominent south east businesses, including RMBL Investments, Intrapac Property and Pellicano Group. Also in the mix is a group of young and passionate local business owners and professionals - many from the local football scene - who have established a consortium to invest into Team 11. The group largely consists of business owners and professionals who have grown up in the region and played competitively in FFV state leagues. They are excited by the prospect of an A-League club growing the game for the 30 STAR NEWS
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younger generation in the south east, with many of their kids playing for local clubs in the region. The group is headed by Tony Selak and Peter Vlachos, who both played junior football locally, and has representation on Team 11's board through Dandenong-born Selak. This group is uniquely positioned to give guidance on grassroots matters, including but not limited to match day experience, interaction with families and local football clubs. The businesses and businessmen which have come together include: Selak (Ace Body Corporate Management); Vlachos (finance professional); Gavin Hately, Ivan Sember (Elite Shopfitting Australia); Alan Macinkovic, Ivica Klarica (Purple Hills Painting); Blazincic family (Olinda Spring Water); Simon Cai (C Loans); Steven Muretic, Tomi Muretic (Murtec Group Engineering Services); Charlie Hong (Titan Packaging); Christian Bonadio (talent and performance professional) and Carlo Salanitri (Sooshi Mango).
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Member of the local consortium, Peter Vlachos spoke of his excitement at the prospect of having an A-League and W-League team practically right on his back door. "I grew up in the south-east and played football from a young age," he said. "I spent most of my playing days at Bentleigh Greens, but I also played at Chelsea, Clayton Inter and Sandringham. To be involved with something like Team 11 excites me greatly. "Having travelled around Europe and seen the youth and development programs available in those countries, I've realised that we need to create greater opportunities and better pathways here in Australia. This club, if given a licence, is our chance to grow grassroots football and create a better future for the talented kids in south-east Victoria. "The fact that I am a father of two young boys makes me even more passionate about this project."
Beaconsfield dishes up an epic belting By Hayley Wildes For as long as cricket has been played, monster wins - and losses - have been part and parcel of the game. But on Saturday afternoon at Coomoora Reserve, Beaconsfield dealt an alltime thumping to Coomoora. In the Dandenong District Cricket Association Turf 3 match-up, Coomoora batted first but only lasted a measly 15 overs as the Tigers were ruthless with the ball. The dynamic pairing of Matt Golding (5/6) and Alex Roberts (4/5) produced figures that require a double-take. They were irresistible as their consistent and deadly line and length was too much for Coomoora's batsmen. Not only did the pair take plenty of wickets, their efficiency was off the charts too as they simply didn't bowl a bad delivery. With Roberts and Golding ripping through the batting line-up, the Roos were dismissed for just 20 runs as nine batsmen failed to make more than two runs. "Their captain, Lance Baptist - we played against him last year and he's a good player he came in at five and we thought if we can get him out early, then who knows what can happen," Matt Golding said of the stunning result. "I think we got him out second ball and from then, they just kept missing the straight balls. We hit the stumps a lot and and it was just one of those things that within the blink of eye we'd bowled them out." In response, the Tigers posted a total of 1/24 in five overs to claim the resounding win. In what would have to be one of the quickest games in recent memory, after kicking off at 1pm, it was all done and dusted by around 2:30 - and that includes a break between the innings. The win sees Beaconsfield remain on top of the ladder after three rounds, boasting three wins - all of which have come in convincing fashion. "We've got a really, really good bunch - I think we've got maybe four players from last year, but all the new guys who have come in have really gelled together and there's a really good vibe around the club," Golding said. pakenhamnews.starcommunity.com.au
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Back in the winners’ circle of the wind on a slick synthetic green but still got away to a promising start. By afternoon tea, they had two rinks up and a slender overall lead of four shots. From there on, the game gradually slipped away and despite winning on two rinks, they were eventually beaten 8572. The best rink, with a score of 20-15, was Dave Wood (S), Peter Ellis (3), Ryan Tebble (2) and Brian Norton (L). As a result of the loss, they dropped to seventh on the ladder and face Mulgrave Country Club (tenth) at home next round. Despite being away from home, Pakenham Three (Division 3) got an early jump on their opponents at Cranbourne, and held a 20-shot lead at the halfway point. By the completion of play, they went down narrowly on two rinks but still came home with a 24-shot victory, 9167. The best rink, with a healthy 24-8 scorecard, was Charles Harris (S), Paul Walter (3),
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Sylvana Courtin (2) and Ray Pigdon (L). The Threes didn’t advance up the ladder, but it was the start of a move in the right direction. They are away again next round at Keysborough. Big wins on two rinks and close scores on the other two saw Pakenham Four (Division 6) inflict a resounding defeat on the old enemy; Berwick. The Lions absolutely bolted from the barriers and didn’t give their opponents a sniff at any stage. The final score was 103-55, with three rinks up and the other down by only one shot. Best rink, with a score of 34-10, was John Moore (S), Sam Granieri (3), David Moore (2) and Vince Bevilacqua (L), although at 32-10, Bill Bosch’s crew weren’t far behind. They sit in the middle of the ladder at fifth and play away at Bentleigh (seventh) next round. Unfortunately, Pakenham Five (Division 7) had a Saturday they would rather forget. Playing Dandy RSL REC at Keysborough, with one man short and another injured, they were never able to get into the game and eventually lost by 50 shots, 106-56. The best rink was Alan Waterson (S), Luis Aguilar (3), Gail Bowman (2) and Judith Ferrari (L) at 20-19. They are at home to Monbulk next round. MIDWEEK Pakenham One (Division 1) had a much better day last Tuesday. They started confidently at home against Vermont South and quickly got away to a good early lead on two rinks while the other was neck and neck. By lunchtime, the Lions led on all rinks and had an overall lead of 15 shots. The visitors fought back in the second half of the game but the end result was Pakenham up by 67-54 with two winning rinks. Best of the winners, with 22-13, were Gary Crowley (S), Ned Courtin (3), Jim Williams (2) and Norm Box (L). The win didn’t improve their position on the ladder but it did provide
a bit of a buffer. Pakenham One will be away at Clayton next round (November 13). Pakenham Two (Division 2) were at home to Hampton Park. They stuttered at the start of a low-scoring game and although it was tight all day, it seemed that they were always chasing a few vital shots. The margin was minus three at half time and at 58-55, was still minus three at the completion of play. The Lions’ only winning rink, with a score of 20-17, was Terry O’Toole (S), Josie Mazzarella (3), Peter Powney (2) and Jan Moore (L). They dropped to fifth on the ladder and will be away at Keysborough (second) next round. Bowls Victoria has changed their method of allocating pennant points this season and as a result, although Pakenham Three (Division 5) had a bye in round six; they were awarded the full 16 Pennant points and retained third spot on the ladder. They will be home to the Dandenong Club (ninth) next round. The Pakenham Four six-a-side team was just across town at Cardinia Waters. They jumped away to a good start but by the halfway mark, their hosts had pegged them back and were ahead by seven shots. However, both Pakenham rinks outscored their opponents in the second half of the game with John Moore’s crew winning the last seven ends on the trot and picking up 18 shots in the process - this resulted in a Lions’ win, 42-34. Best Pakenham rink was John Moore (S), Peter Wilson (3) and Jan Stevenson (L) with a 27-11 scorecard. The Fours will be at home to Churchill Waverley Golf next round. HI-LO Winner of the hi-lo for round five was Ray Leggett with number 34.
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CARDINIA BEACONHILLS GOLF A field of 121 players competed in Saturday’s monthly medal Stroke competition. C Grade player, Robyn Lang (27) won the November medal with a nett score of -10. Shane Wheat (6) took out A Grade with -7 and Andy O’Toole (13) won B Grade with -6 on a countback. Congratulations to Andrew Ottaway (9) winner of the 7th round of the Beaconhills cup on Sunday with a score of +6. Mid-week Some amazing scores were being achieved during the mid-week competition, which were nothing short of amazing. It started with Russell Dixon (17) winning B Grade after shooting the lights out with 48 points in Tuesday’s Stableford competition. Alec Greig (13) had a terrific round winning A Grade with an impressive 46 points and there were 22 players in Tuesday’s competition who scored 41 points or higher. On Thursday, Michael Tierney (20) tore it up with 47 stableford points which secured his B Grade win. Gary Jollands (7) returned the best score in A Grade with 44 points and another 14 players in the field had points in the
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