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Honouring their sacrifice

By Brendan Rees Hundreds stood in silence at the Cranbourne Cenotaph to honour those who made the ultimate sacrifice 100 years ago on Remembrance Day. This year held a special significance as it marked the Armistice that ended the First World War in 1918.

The crowd fell silent in their thoughts at 11am on Sunday 11 November which was followed by an Air Force flyover. The service featured a wreath-laying ceremony by community groups, dignitaries and school children.

Senior vice-president of the Dandenong Cranbourne RSL Bill Shepherd led the service which included guests Federal Member for Holt Anthony Byrne and City of Casey Mayor Amanda Stapledon.

For more turn to page 22 Cranbourne South Primary School studens from left, Zara, Layne, Thomas and Alyx lay a wreath.

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Image of terror A horrific knife attack of a security guard from Hampton Park has been captured on CCTV during Melbourne's Bourke Street terror attack on Friday 9 November.

The shocking footage shows a man identified as Hassan Khalif Shire Ali brandishing a knife and launching at the 24-year-old SecureCorp guard as he stood at the front of a shopping centre.

The security guard can be seen using a radio as he looks to his left on Bourke Street, before Shire Ali runs towards him on his right wielding the knife.

At that moment, Shire Ali launches the knife at the security guard as he helplessly tries to defend himself by raising his arms.

The disturbing footage last a few seconds

Disturbing footage has surfaced of a security guard being attacked during the Bourke Street terror incident.

Picture: CHANNEL NINE before Shire Ali chases the security guard in a foyer.

Blood can be seen dropping onto the marble floor as the security runs for safety in the

building before the footage ends.

The young man was taken to the Royal Melbourne Hospital with non-life threatening injuries and released on Sunday 11 November.

SecureCorp management declined to provide any footage, images or details that identified the employee, saying "Anonymity is an integral safety issue for our frontline staff."

"The officer was hurt in the line of duty and has received medical care as well as support for himself and his family through our Employee Assistance Program," a statement from SecureCorp said.

"He is recovering well and has requested that his personal details are not released and we respect his wishes."

The stabbing incident in the CBD left one

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person dead and is being treated as terror related after emergency services responded to reports of a car fire in Bourke Street about 4.10pm.

It's alleged as police officers got out of their vehicle, they were confronted by a male who began a physical altercation with them.

The man allegedly fled on foot and was chased by police; he then lunged at police with a knife.

"Police shot the 30-year-old and he was taken to hospital in a critical condition but he has since died," a Victoria Police spokesperson said.

Counter Terrorism Command in conjunction with the Homicide Squad will investigate the incident but police do not perceive any ongoing threats at this stage.

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Despite being eight years old, Julian Chua can outpace those entering high school when it comes to maths and English.

Julian, who is in Year 2 in primary school, comfortably studies Kumon Maths and English at the Year 8 level. In Kumon Maths, Julian is tackling inequalities and in English he studying extracts of The War of the Worlds by H.G. Wells. He is enrolled at Kumon Hampton Park Education Centre.

Kumon is an individualised maths and English tuition program where children study at their own pace. Advanced students' abilities are adequately stretched and those who may be struggling are given the time they need to consolidate their learning.

"So long as a child continues to enjoy and love learning I don't believe there should be a limit on it", says Angel Chua, Julian's mother.

As Julian is so far ahead, he has been invited to the upcoming Advanced Student Forum, which will be held at the Melbourne Park Function Centre on Sunday 11 November.

Under the theme of 'Celebrating tomorrow's problem solvers' this event commemorates the achievements progressed through Kumon to five years ahead of their school grade level and of those who've completed a Kumon Programme.

Attendees will hear from Lily Serna, a renowned Australian mathematician and television presenter.

Julian says he feels proud of being five years ahead in Kumon and of being invited to the upcoming forum.

"I've never been this far ahead in Kumon

Julian Chua, 8, can keep pace with those in Year 8 when it comes to maths and English. and never get to learn things this much," Julian says.

Julian aspires to be an engineer when he grows up. Angel says Kumon has not only helped him in his academics but helped Julian develop essential personal traits.

"Kumon has given Julian confidence at school and has developed his resilience, determination and perseverance," she says.

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Former Prime Minister John Howard was mobbed on his tour of Fountain Gate Shopping Centre.

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"The Liberal Party and Labor Party are equally responsible, and the Greens," he shouted.

"They're completing ignoring the separation distance."

Mr Howard gave praise to My Guy's campaign, saying he was "going very well."

"I think Matthew's campaign has been very well judged. He's focused on issues that are of relevance to the average Victorian family, cost of living issues and certainly the feelings of concern about the level of crime," he said.

Mr Howard said there's "no doubt around the country there is a view" that Victoria had "real challenges" with crime.

With the election polls favouring Labor for a win, Mr Howard said: "I've seen polls being defied before, happens a lot."

He added he was bothered that the Labor State Government was union dominated.

"Now, I've got nothing against unions as such but I've got a lot against union domination ... there's no doubt that Andrews is suborned by the union movement," he said.

Ms Hermans said it was fantastic for Mr Howard to visit. "It was awesome to have John Howard out here, he's one of the most love Prime Minister's in the history of Australia."

Ms Fitzgerald also said it was "great to have that level of support from such a statesman."

Stalwart of community dies

By Brendan Rees Tributes have flowed after one of Cranbourne biggest advocates, Elizabeth (Bette) Clydesdale, died aged 87.

Born on 19 June 1931, the youngest of four, to her parents Mabel and William Rose in East Malvern who built and ran a dairy in East Malvern called Cranbourne Dairy.

Bette attended Lloyd Street Central School and then MLC where she was House Sports Captain, played netball, competed in athletics and loved playing baseball.

After school, Bette and her sister Gwen worked at Harris and Horne, Chartered Accountants where Bette was described as "conscientious, willing and anxious to do good work."

When she turned 18, Bette began dating "the boy across the road" named Greg Clydesdale.

Upon turning 21 on 19 of June, the couple

married on 9 August 1952 before they moved to Geelong and had two children, Robyn and Cheryl. The family moved to Cranbourne after Greg was offered a job as a shire engineer where Greg Clydesdale Square would be later honoured in his name.

Bette and Greg had two more children while in Cranbourne, Ian and Karen.

Cheryl said family was always Bette's number on priority: "She was a wonderful home manager, always there for us and provided us with a happy and loving home in Cranbourne."

"She embraced the Cranbourne community. She was involved, on so many levels, with organisations and clubs. She was president of Cranbourne Netball Club and Tennis Club, a Girl Guide Commissioner, involved in the kindergarten, mother's club, Rotary Inner Wheel, Amstel Golf Club, Neighbourhood House and later on the computer club," she said.

In the last 13 years of her life, Bette battled Parkinson's disease but continued to live her

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By Jessica Anstice Ice cold from the tap and nice and hot off the grill is what you'll find at the Beef and Beer Fest which is coming to Narre Warren on Sunday 25 November.

If that's not enough for you, Victoria's biggest hot dog eating contest will be. With a $1000 cash prize in each division (men's and women's) you wouldn't want to miss out.

There will be eight hours of live music, craft beer on tap, plenty of food trucks, amusements to suit all age groups including adults, a spinning wheel raffle and merchandise.

"This is the first event and we'll leave it up to the community; if they come, we'll do it again next year," Making Strides director Julie Benson said.

All ticket sale profits will be donated to the Narre Warren Cricket Club.

"This injection of funds will make a huge difference to one of the oldest clubs within the City of Casey," Ms Bensons said.

"As with all Making Strides events, we are family focused, expect a fun day out with great music, the amusements have been carefully chosen for the biggest laughs.

"Security personnel will be in full force so you can also expect to be within a safe environment and remember that coming along to the Beef and Beer Fest benefits the families and children of the local community that are members of the Narre Warren Cricket Club."

Doors open at noon and close at 8pm at Sweeney Reserve, Narre Warren.

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Former Prime Minister John Howard received a hero's welcome as he walked through Westfield Fountain Gate Shopping Centre in Narre Warren on Friday 9 November.

Shoppers were left star struck as hundreds of people gathered around Mr Howard who joined Opposition Leader Matthew Guy in helping him with his campaign ahead of this month's state election.

Mr Guy held his wife Renae's hand as he toured the shopping centre with Mr Howard, flanked by the Liberal candidate for Narre Warren North Vikki Fitzgerald, Liberal candidate for Narre Warren South Susan Serey, and the Liberal candidate for Cranbourne Ann-Marie Hermans.

Dressed in a pinstripe navy blue suit, and a navy and white tie, complete with a poppy on his jacket, Mr Howard was beaming with a smile, as he spent about 30 minutes wandering through the shopping centre, taking selfies and shaking hands with everyone from to shoppers, bystanders and staff - leaving a smile on many faces.

"Good to see you, how's business? Mr Howard said as he passed shopkeepers. "It'll be even better when Matthew Guy becomes the Premier."

Manager of Twisted Sista cafe Linda Browne was overwhelmed by Mr Howard saying hello. "I love him. I'm old school, he's my favourite. I was a little bit chuffed I needed a smile."

"We were all star struck seeing the man himself," manager of Pretty's Prime Cuts Brenton Merchant said. "I was very surprised."

Team members from the Bank of Melbourne also said: "I was nice to meet an ex-Prime Minister and it was really nice to be acknowledged."

Mr Howard's press conference was momentarily disrupted after a man was pulled aside by security when he confronted My Guy seeking answers about the separation distance between houses and the Bald Hills Wind Farm in the

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THREE … safe tips for a great night out…

How long have you been with St John's Anglican church and what have been some of your goals with the community?

I will have been at St John's for ten years just before Christmas this year, but plan to finish in the middle of next year, when I shall be 65.

One of my goals has been to build St John's in terms of attendances and in terms of its crosscultural diversity, and this has been wonderfully achieved.

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Plan your night Take take your ID, phone and enough money for transport and food. Make sure you have safe transport to and from the venue before leaving. Nominate a designated driver if necessary.

Tell friends or family where you are going and when you will be home. Keep them updated.

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Drink safely You are more vulnerable to violence and accidents when you're have too much to drink.

Drink within your limits. Eat substantial food before and while drinking. Drink slowly and drink water throughout the night. Never mix alcohol and drugs. If you can't remember how many drinks you've had, it's time to slow down.

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Take care of your friends Stop your friends from getting into fights. Walk away from dangerous or conflict situations and take your friends with you. Don't leave friends alone with somebody they've just met. Recognise when a friend has had too much to drink.

Never leave someone who is drunk or passed out - get them immediate medical help.

What was your most memorable moment?

This would be the Christmas services in 2013, when we used our wonderful new church and education centre facilities for the first time.

What is something people don't know about you?

I can wiggle my ears.

What is your favourite movie?

Picnic at Hanging Rock.

If you were PM for a day, what would you do?

Be very sorry for myself, ask everyone to pray hard, and do what I thought was right rather than what the polls told me would get me reelected.

At school I...

I couldn't wait to leave. If the question is "At school I couldn't wait to leave because ... ", my answer would be I wanted to be in charge of my own time and activities.

Favourite holiday spot in Australia?

Noosa Heads.

What's your favourite book?

Where did you grow up as a child?

Tanganyika (E Africa) then Brighton Victoria.

The Bible (it really is fascinating - the more you study it the more there is to discover).

Best concert you have been to?

It would have to be one of the MSO concerts at Hamer Hall, and I hope that the MSO will start coming to Bunjil Place soon.

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Honour roll returns

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Maurice Brodie stands under the Honour Roll.

His grandfather Fredrick Arthur Brodie is listed the Roll. 187448 Pictures: STEWART CHAMBERS

Clyde and District Honour Roll is now back at Clyde North Primary School. 187448

Clyde North Primary School captains Cameron and Gracie lay a wreath at the ceremony. 187448

Former teacher Maurie Richardson, Committee Member of the Dandenong Cranbourne RSL Michael Newbond, John Cooper, Dandenong Cranbourne RSL senior vice-president Bill Shephard, and desendant of the Bell family Terry Bell with school captains Gracie and Cameron.

He embarked for Egypt however his father wrote to the authorities and he was returned and subsequently discharged.

It's time to lace up your Santa boots and join the Gethsemane Church for a walk to help fundraise their Clyde Carols Candlelight event.

Senior Pastor Kerrigan La-Brooy said while the carols event was free for the public to attend, it cost the church about $20,000 to run.

A GoFundMe page has been set up to raise as much money as possible.

"Most of this needs to be paid upfront to secure the requirements of stage, lights, sound, insurance, security, ambulance, advertising, traffic control and cleaning," he said.

"Rather than simply accepting sponsorships, we're putting ourselves out there and working for it - or in this case 'walking' for it."

The walk starts at 8am on Saturday 17 November at 10 Blake Street Berwick, with five meeting points including the Old Cheese Factory, Casey Central, Berwick Springs Lake, Brentwood Park and Eden Rise, and Hillcrest Christian College.

Pastor La-Brooy said walkers can complete the whole 30km or individual legs with an estimated finish time of 3pm.

"Naturally this could be up to an hour later, depending on weather conditions, physical endurance and en-route delays," he said.

The Clyde Carols by Candlelight will be held on Saturday 1 December from 5.30pm to 9.30pm at the Hillcrest Christian College Oval.

Fun includes free kid's amusements, free carnival rides, sausage sizzle, food vendors, raffle prizes, free giveaways, Santa aboard a fire truck, and Christmas Carols.

To donate visit https://www.gofundme. com/at-gethsemane-we-walk-the-walk.

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A significant slice of war history has found its home again on the wall of Clyde North Primary School.

The Clyde and District Honour Roll, which lists all Clyde men and women who were involved in the war effort, was originally at the Clyde North School No 118.

Following the closure of this school in 1992, the Honour Roll was stored at the Cranbourne RSL. To commemorate Remembrance Day, the Cranbourne RSL presented the Honour Roll to Clyde North Primary School during a ceremony held on Monday 12 November.

Senior vice-president of the Dandenong Cranbourne RSL Bill Shepherd said the Honour Roll showed the contribution from a small town to the war effort.

"It records the names of scholars (29) including three nurses, and residents (29) from this area who served in the First World War and marks those who made the supreme sacrifice," Mr Shepherd said.

"They would have traversed the fields and roads in this area over 100 years ago. This is a part of our history."

The Honour Roll now sits on a case mounted on the wall of the staff room at Clyde North Primary School which also has an honour book displayed.

Manager of the Cranbourne RSL and member Cindy Florent cleaned the Roll with a little help of fine sandpaper and Marveer polish.

Among the names on the board were those born in Clyde, temporary labourers or residents on Clyde farms. Some names have been untraceable on electoral rolls, online digitised newspaper and genealogy websites.

Such was the fervour to join the Australian Imperial forces that George Cronin, who is listed on the roll, enlisted as a 'scholar' under the age of 15.

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Casey councillor, Sam Aziz, might prefer to claim that The Sunday Age's recent story on Casey councillors and developers is untrue.

But if that is the case, why does Casey Council refuse to allow ratepayers to ask questions about these and other issues at public question time?

Why does Casey Council have some of its staff (who are paid by ratepayers) engaged in censoring what questions are acceptable to council and what questions will not be accepted or answered by councillors or its officers during public question time? What does Casey Council have to hide? Is it really appropriate that Casey Council should use our money in this way? Why is it that some councils allow ratepayers to ask their own questions,except Casey Council?

Casey council's use of censorship to stop residents from asking "controversial" questions can only be seen as being very disrespectful.

It rests on a very narrow concept of democracy and transparency.

At the end of the day, it also raises more questions about the standard of leadership from both council and from the Andrews Government. Because neither Luke Donnellan, or Judith Graley, both local Labor MPs, have done a thing to empower Casey ratepayers, by demanding changes to Casey's "censored" public question time.

Don't councils exist to serve the interests of their local communities?

Well Casey Council has a "censored" public question time which I believe is more appropriate for serving the interests of someone like Kim Jong-un in North Korea!

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"I reckon it is something to give back by doing something as simple as climbing the tower so why not?" she said.

"I think every little bit counts so that's most important."

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Diana Gaze is determined to break her record when races up 88 floors to the top of Melbourne's tallest building this month.

The Cranbourne resident will join about 2,500 participants who will take on the challenge of scaling 1,642 steps, during the 10th annual Eureka Climb Challenge on Sunday 25 November.

"I climb because I can help others," Diana said. "Hopefully my small contribution can make a world of difference to someone's life and it is a fun way to stay fit."

Participants will aim to raise $350,000 for The Fred Hollows Foundation to end avoidable blindness.

Diana will join three other locals from Cranbourne, as well as a resident from Lynd-

The Australian Men’s National Basketball Team, the Boomers, contest two 2019 FIBA World Cup Qualifiers in Melbourne over the coming weeks.

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Ten young people have been arrested over a series of alleged armed robberies and carjackings in the South East.

The incidents occurred between 29 October and 5 November - including a Halloween spree that started with a reported egging in Hampton Park.

The spree allegedly spread to South Yarra, Balaclava, Cheltenham, St Kilda and Patterson Lakes.

Southern Metro Region Crime Team police conducted 11 raids at addresses in Narre Warren, Narre Warren South, Cranbourne North, Hampton Park and Elwood.

A 17-year-old Narre Warren South boy was charged with aggravated carjacking, aggravated burglary and theft of motor vehicle as well as other offences.

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Both were remanded to appear at children's court.

A 22-year-old Narre Warren man was charged with conduct endangering life, aggravated burglary, robbery and theft of motor vehicle.

He was remanded to appear at Dandenong Magistrates' Court on Wednesday, 14 November.

A 17-year-old Hampton Park girl was charged with robbery and bailed to appear at a children's court.

Six males, aged between 14 and 23, were released pending summons.

Casey CIU, Dandenong divisional response unit, Eastern Region Crime Team and Echo Taskforce assisted in the arrests.

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By Brendan Rees A man has been shot after a morning shooting in Cranbourne East on Wednesday 14 November.

A 26-year-old man, who suffered lower body injuries was taken to The Alfred hospital with non-life threatening injuries and remained in a stable condition.

Police have not revealed if the man resides at the Elmslie Drive home where the shooting occurred about 6am.

Police blocked off the street and are investigating.

Neighbour Kom Hayer said he didn't hear any gun shots but had heard loud motorbikes in the past at the home where the shooting

occurred, particularly during the early hours of the morning. He says there was sometimes fighting between a couple of men at the house, who "look like tradies" aged between 25 and 35.

He added there was normally "nothing suspicious" in the street and incident was a "bit of shock."

"A bit scary," he said.

Another neighbour said it was "unusual" as it was normally a "quiet street."

The investigation is ongoing and anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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FOCUS ON … SENIORS ENJOYING LIFE

A sanctuary in retirement Moving to Sanctuary Lifestyle at Drouin has been a family affair for Kevin Smith and Geoff Crouch.

The pair are mates but also brothers-in-law.

Kevin is married to Geoff’s twin sister Liz. The couples now live only meters apart in the rapidly growing retirement community.

They were among the more than 100 guests who gathered on Wednesday 17 October to celebrate the official opening of the Sanctuary Lifestyle clubhouse.

Geoff and wife Marianne were among the first to move into Sanctuary Lifestyle when it was little more than a “construction zone“ in July 2017.

They were joined by Kevin and Liz in April.

“We like the area, the fact that you can still see farms and trees. We have electric bikes and enjoy riding them on the bike trails,“ said Geoff.

“People are friendly. You can come to the clubhouse any time of day and there will be someone to have coffee with.“ “The management are very helpful and open,“ added Kevin.

Shirley Davidson and her partner Don Stanners moved from Corinella to Sanctuary Lifestyle in August.

“We looked at other (villages) but we would have had to buy a used house. Here all the houses are brand new. We were even able to pick the site we wanted.“ Don uses the gym regularly and Shirley is learning to play bowls on the village green.

“We didn’t know anybody when we came here but we’ve met lots of people. It’s been wonderful,“ Shirley said.

Annette Nicholls and her husband Michael moved to Sanctuary Lifestyle in September.

Sanctuary Lifestyle residents Liz and Kevin Smith and Geoff and Marianne Crouch.

They left their home in Geelong to be closer to their son and grandchildren.

Annette described the facilities at Sanctuary Lifestyle as “incredible.“ “The people are very friendly and from my bedroom I can see two cows,“ she said with a

delighted laugh.

Chairman of the residents’ committee Leigh Drew encouraged others to join the Sanctuary Lifestyle community.

He said moving to Drouin had given himself and his wife “a new lease on life“.

“Sanctuary Lifestyle really is a great lifestyle,“ Leigh said.

“It really has been good for us. The lifestyle here is all about enjoying life with the security of knowing you are not alone.“

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MOVEMBER is here and so is team MO’Brien. Back for their third year participating in Movember, O’Brien’s Real Estate is working to shed light on a range of men’s health issues.

O’Brien General Manager (corporate office) Jason Mudford explained that the team’s engagement with the mo-growing fundraiser stems from the belief that there are far too many men dying too young.

This year, team MO’Brien is taking action by raising funds for mental health, suicide prevention, prostate cancer and testicular cancer.

“We’ve done Movember for the last three years and last year we rose over $5, 000,” Jason said.

“It’s a great initiative. We have over 100 donation tins and we like to think we’ll have at least 50 staff members growing a mo.

Others are choosing to support the cause in different ways.”

Team MOBrien are aiming to double last year’s total by raising $10,000 and are asking people to get behind the team by either ‘growing, donating or supporting.’

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Lynbrook Vet will be opening its doors on Monday 19 November.

By Brendan Rees

Lynbrook Vet has arrived!

Customers also have the opportunity to win a share of $2000 worth of prizes.

Kids enjoyed some cupcake decorating.

Lynbrook Vet will open its doors to the community on Monday 19 November.

Dr Kunal Nagaich of Lynbrook Vet said that the new clinic will offer compassionate care in a brand new, custom-built veterinary practice which will be open between 8am to 6pm Monday to Friday and 9am to 1pm on Saturdays.

"We will be offering a comprehensive range of veterinary services for you and your pet including consultations, vaccinations, de-sexing, microchipping, general and orthopaedic surgery, internal medicine, radiography and ultrasonography, pathology and dentistry," Dr Nagaich said.

"We are passionate about and well versed in greyhound medicine and surgery and can offer a specialised service for your couch potato."

Lynbrook Vet has been designed to minimise stress to all patients with separate dog and cat wards, a dedicated cat waiting area and calming, spacious consult rooms.

"We are driven by our values of compassion, trust, respect and professionalism as we

care for you and your pets," Dr Nagaich said.

Lynbrook Vet also runs puppy preschool classes and offer detailed advice on caring for a new puppy or kitten.

The team is also available for school or childcare talks and love being able to share their passion for animals with children.

"Caring for the injured and sick wildlife in our community is important to us and we support local wildlife carers in this task," Dr Nagaich said.

"We are so happy to be welcomed into the local community and hope you come and visit us soon. We will be running tours of the clinic and hosting a grand celebration for you and your family (pets welcome!) on Saturday 8 December from 10am to 3pm."

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After several years in planning, and a construction phase the Cranbourne Park Shopping Centre welcomed its first customers and retailers on 13 November 1978 - with a supermarket and about 20 specialty retailers among the drawcard for locals.

One of those retailers was South Gippsland Jewellers - which remains at Cranbourne Park today.

The community were invited to the shopping centre on Tuesday 13 November with live music, face painting, an appearance from Peppa Pig, cup cake decorating and sales.

Customers also have the opportunity to win a share of $2000 worth of prizes, simply be spending $40 or more at Cranbourne Park on the day.

The centre has changed a lot in years since 1978, with the latest transformation in 2015 when Cotton On and was among the drawcards to join the expanding centre.

Third generation jeweller at South Gippsland Jewellers, Toni Van Den Broek, said, "From the very moment Cranbourne Park opened it has been a feature in the community, not just as a shopping centre but as a place where people gather, a meeting place to shop and dine."

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Australia First runs for Cranbourne

By Brendan Rees

Australia First Party is sponsoring Susan Jakobi for the seat of Cranbourne in the State Election. Susan was a candidate in the last Federal election when she received 3232 votes in Lalor.

Susan will appear on the ballot paper without a party name as the party is yet to register in the State. She does not conceal her affiliation.

At a time when Victoria is being turned over to China by the Andrews government, with schemes for edu-cities, very fast trains and the takeover of the Docklands and other capital projects, Susan sees a patriotic resistance movement as vital.

Ms Jakobi believes the State Government has lost control of crime with the advent of African racist street gangs, and a citizens' movement of self protection is their goal.

Ms Jakobi said she was an Australian nationalist and through her campaign she has a desire to build on the ground a new political movement in the state. "We believe that circumstances demand that our policies be before the people," she said.

"I am pleased I am top of the ticket as I believe it will help people identify me."

Ms Jakobi's electoral policy demands include deportation of all African gang members and work to ensure the end of all immigration from Africa.

"I will push to legislate for the right of the citizen to employ appropriate home defence and properly licensed firearms owners to use

Labor Party candidate for Cranbourne Pauline Richards has vowed to provide better health, infrastructure, and schools for the community.

"I'm really proud of what the Labor Government has achieved in the past four years: removing level crossings, ending the ambulance crisis, building schools, and rescuing and restoring TAFE," she said.

"I am taking this opportunity to ask for your vote, so I can serve as your Member for Cranbourne in the Victorian Parliament because I know there's still more to do."

Ms Richards lives in Lyndhurst with their three youngest children, and has experience in health policy, and worked for small, large and not-for-profit organisations.

If elected at the state election, Ms Richards said some of her priorities would be for children to reach their full potential, that patients get the care they deserve, and that people get home sooner and safer.

"That's why we have a plan to invest in our local schools, build a new Cranbourne Community Hospital, widen roads like Thompsons Road, and deliver trains every 10 minutes with an upgrade of the Cranbourne line," she said.

"I'm proud to have advocated for a new Cranbourne Community Hospital - that only a re-elected Labor Government will build to

Labor candidate for Cranbourne Pauline Richards. ensure that locals can get access to healthcare services they need, closer to home.

Ms Richards says Labor has a plan to keep creating jobs - "ensuring local jobs on our big projects - and to give a helping hand to hardworking families."

"These are some of the reasons why I am asking for your vote to work, on your behalf, to invest in better health, infrastructure, and schools for our local community," she said,.

"If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call me on 0484 707 507."

Independent vows to act as ‘strong voice’

Policies for real change: Libs

By Brendan Rees

By Brendan Rees

Norman Fosberry will be running as an independent in the seat of Cranbourne at this month's state election.

Mr Fosberry says he's focused on providing a strong voice in the Victorian parliament to address the needs of our Cranbourne Community.

Unlike the candidates from the Labor and Liberal; he says he does not need to be a "puppet" of the major parties whose focus is on "internal politicking" rather than addressing the issues of the public.

"Voting for me will bring enhanced safety on our streets and home; better transport facilities to reduce commute time, improved health facilities closer to home, support to young, senior and needy who struggle with rising bills and stagnant wages and make processes simple for businesses to set up and increase employment in Cranbourne," Mr Fosberry said.

He said would take a zero-tolerance action on crime to "bring back the respect," which law abiding residents of Cranbourne deserve.

"I will support providing the police with the necessary man power, police stations, powers, process and tools to efficiently carry out their responsibilities," he said.

Mr Fosberry said the traffic gridlock, circling for parking at railway stations, frequent

Liberal candidate for Cranbourne Ann-Marie Hermans, who will be contesting at this month's state election, has pledged to get crime and the cost of living "back in control."

"In the last 4 years, Daniel Andrews has lost control of crime, caused household bills to skyrocket, and let unchecked population growth choke our roads and public transport," Ms Hermans said.

"Locals are telling me that they no longer feel safe in their own homes, they are sick of being stuck in traffic and jammed into packed trains, and they are going backwards while their bills and taxes soar."

Ms Hermans says the Liberals will provide more frontline police, introduce tougher sentences, and "jail will mean jail."

"We will boost local police infrastructure with a new Clyde North Police Station, upgrade Cranbourne Police Station and introduce more PSOs at Cranbourne Railway Station.

"We will get back in control of the cost of living and cut water bills by up to $100, provide free school books to secondary students in government schools, put more gas supply into the market to cut prices, and cut energy costs for low income households by up to $530 a year through a special energy rate," she said.

In the Liberals biggest metropolitan public transport announcement, The Cranbourne

Norman Fosberry is committed to the community of Cranbourne as an independent. road works and the single-line train service had continued to have a negative impact on people and "erode quality of life."

He will look for "drastic minimisation" of congestion with options available including elimination of traffic lights and roundabouts.

Mr Fosberry will also aim to increase the number of rail services to Cranbourne as well as fast track the second line between Dandenong and Cranbourne, which is "urgently needed by our ever-growing rail commuters."

He believes facilities need to be improved for early childhood learning programmes, disability, chronic and mental health services As an experienced business man in the Cranbourne community; Mr Fosberry will work towards simplifying the process to start and conduct business.

Susan Jakobi will stand for Australia First. their weapons against home invasions, now the crime of choice by migrant gangs," she added.

"I stand for Australian home ownership, and access to the rental market, and access to public housing over the interests of all foreign companies, overseas students and so-called refugees."

Ms Jakobi also opposes all fast-train projects which she says are part of an immigration program to create a 'Big Victoria'.

Liberal candidate for Cranbourne Ann-Marie Hermans. train line will be extended to the fast-growing suburb of Clyde, with new stations at Cranbourne East and Clyde, and more parking.

"Only the Liberals will take cars off the road with new rail infrastructure and upgrades to our local roads," Ms Hermans said.

The Liberals have also promised to duplicate the Berwick-Cranbourne Road, and remove the most dangerous and congested local intersections including Hall Road and Western Port Highway, Thompsons Road and Western Port Highway, Evans Road and Thompsons Road.

"Only the Liberals will help us get back in control of our lives and our futures."

Transport pledge: Singh

Candidates in tight race for the seat of Cranbourne

By Brendan Rees

By Brendan Rees

Dr Tarlochan Singh is set to contest the Victorian state election as a Transport Matters Party candidate for the Lower House seat of the Cranbourne electorate.

Dr Singh, 54, is a Veterinary Surgeon and past president of the Sri Guru Granth Sahib Gurdwara in Keysborough and Victorian Sikh Gurdwaras Council of Victoria.

Born in India, Dr Singh lives in Melbourne with his wife and two sons. He is a great advocate of and provides assistance to Cat Adoption Rescue groups and enjoys giving presentations on veterinary issues to local primary schools and in fact to anyone who will listen.

From his veterinary practice Dr Singh often hosts free family events such as barbecues to engage with the surrounding community.

Dr Singh believes the Transport Matters Party was the right choice for him as the founders of the party have integrity and are genuinely focused on people's needs, especially as reflected in issues relating to community transport needs.

"People are put off by politics with the selfcentred nature of some parties and their internal focus," Dr Singh said.

"The Transport Matters party is all about healthy and happy families, which leads to greater national economic growth and opportunity.

A final field of candidates has been unveiled for the seat of Cranbourne as the state election looms on Saturday 24 November.

Nine candidates are standing for Cranbourne after nominations closed with the Victorian Electoral Commission on Thursday 8 November which includes:

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Transport Matters Party candidate for Cranbourne Dr Tarlochan Singh.

"It's difficult for families to be successful and happy when faced with critical gaps in infra-structure resulting in terrible commute times and long working days.

"The Transport Matters party supports investments and improvements in rail infrastructure, better linkages between public transport and high density living hubs and investment in bicycle infrastructure especially in our cities," he added.

Dr Singh says there is a need for multi level parking spaces at railway stations to reduce congestion on the roads.

- Ravi Ragupathy and Norman · Independents Fosberry · Australia First Party - Susan Jakobi · Transport Matters - Singh Tarlockan Hinch's Justice Party - Jason Soul· Derryn tanidis · Liberal Party - Ann-Marie Hermans · ALP - Pauline Richards · Australian Greens - Jake Tilton · Democratic Labor Party - Edward Sok Retiring Labor MP is Jude Perera has represented the Cranbourne seat since 2002.

The seat which covers 80 square kilometres includes the suburbs of Cranbourne, Cranbourne East, Cranbourne West, Botanic Ridge, Junction Village, Cranbourne North and parts of Lynbrook, Lyndhurst, Clyde North, Clyde and Devon Meadows.

Four candidates will also stand for the seat of Hastings which is currently held by Liberal Member Neale Burgess.

Cranbourne MP Jude will retire this year.

The seat covers Bittern, Blind Bight, Cannons Creek, Crib Point, French Island, Hastings, HMAS Cerberus, Langwarrin, Langwarrin South, Pearcedale, Somerville, Tooradin, Tyabb and Warneet. Also parts of Baxter, Clyde, Cranbourne South, Devon Meadows, Frankston North and Moorooduc.

Vying for the electorate is Nathan Lesslie (Australia Greens), Georgia Knight (Animal Justice Party), and Simon Meyer (Australian Labor Party).

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REMEMBRANCE DAY

Remembering the fallen

By Brendan Rees Large crowds gathered under blue skies in Cranbourne to remember the sacrifices soldiers made a century ago, on Sunday 11 November.

After the Final Post was played by bugler Mitchell Stewart, hundreds stood in a minute's silence at the Cranbourne cenotaph to commemorate the centenary of the Armistice - marking 100 years since the guns fell silent on the Western Front to end World War I on November 11, 1918.

Among those who gathered for Remembrance Day were veterans, community groups and school students.

Dandenong Cranbourne RSL Sub-branch senior vice-president Bill Shepherd welcomed the crowd at a service held at the Cranbourne War Memorial at Greg Clydesdale Square.

In her address, City of Casey Mayor Amanda Stapledon spoke of the soldiers who fought "so courageously to keep us safe, alive and to give us a future and the freedom that we enjoy today."

"Today's ceremony and the many more which will follow, give us all a chance to express our deep gratitude to the men and women who marched to battle and bravely fought in foreign lands against a formidable enemy," she said.

"It was these young fresh-faced men and women who have shaped the modern world of today."

Community groups and the public were then invited to lay wreaths at the Cenotaph as a mark of respect to the fallen before eyes turned to the skies where the Air Force conducted a flyover.

In closing, Heather Thorne delivered a heartfelt rendition of the New Zealand and Australian national anthems.

Member for Holt Anthony Bryne said Remembrance Day was of great importance to him. "I had a grandfather who served in the First World War, he said. "He was severely injured and died early so to be able to come here on the Centenary of Armistice and pay my respects to him is very important for me and for the community."

For 93-year-old Word War II Air Force veteran Roy Wheeler the day was about honouring past mates. "It means a great deal, brings back a lot of old memories," he said.

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Libs' $28m police pledge

By Jessica Anstice An elected Liberal Government will invest $28 million to boost Victoria Police infrastructure facilities in Casey.

The Liberal Nationals' infrastructure package will include: a $4 million upgrade of the Endeavour Hills Police Station to enable it to accommodate more police and be open for longer; a $4 million upgrade of the 24/7 Cranbourne Police Station; a $5 million upgrade of the 24/7 Narre Warren Police Station; building the previously announced new 24/7 $15 million Clyde North Police Station, where crime is up 132.9 percent under Daniel Andrews.

According to the Liberals, under Daniel Andrews, crime in Casey is up 14.7 percent with violent crimes against the person up 23.1 percent including assaults up 21.3 percent sexual offences up 42.1 percent and robbery up 129.9percent, drug dealing and trafficking up 34.3 percent and justice procedures offences up 145.9 percent.

"It is vital that the hard working men and women of Victoria Police who serve the Casey community have the infrastructure and resources they need to fight crime and protect our communities when we need help the most," Liberal candidate for Narre Warren North Vikki Fitzgerald said.

"I have listened to the concerns of the people in the Endeavour Hills and Hallam areas, and the common theme is longer opening hours at Endeavour Hills Police Station.

"I am honoured to be able to advocate for them on this very important local issue."

Liberal candidate for Cranbourne Ann-Marie Hermans said the upgrade to Cranbourne Police Station "will help police do their important work and keep the community safe."

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"Only Labor will build new, 24-hour, stateof-the-art police stations in Clyde North and

Narre Warren to give police in these communities the facilities they need to drive down crime and keep the community safe."

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Motoring

FREE CLEAN FILL, Wanted clean fill site, south eastern area. Dams, gullies, paddocks, filled and levelled, no charge.

Phone: 0418 356 583.

An opportunity for a full-time receptionist to join an Accounting, Financial Planning & Finance practice in Narre Warren.

Experience or interest in the financial services industry would be preferred.

Applicants must have administration and relevant reception experience, be pro-active with a can-do attitude, exceptional organisational, computer and communications skills, well presented, have a friendly and professional manner, client focused and be a committed team player.

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4. Written submissions should be sent to: Level 9 – 256 Queen Street Melbourne VIC 3000 by 5.00pm on Friday 30 November 2018

BARGAIN PAKENHAM 4 Albyn Close, Sat 17th November, 8am-2pm.

House and kids furniture etc.

2. Telstra regard the proposed installation as Low Impact in accordance with the Telecommunications (Low-Impact Facilities) Determination 2018 based on the description above.

3. Further information can be obtained from Mel Tuangthong, 0452 497 894, melt@cpsglobal.com, and at www.rfnsa.com.au, RFNSA reference number 3977009.

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WHAT’S ON Tooradin Bazaar sale Now in its 115th year, the Tooradin Bazaar will have an extensive range of both handcrafted and donated goods offered for sale. Most of the items are hand crafted by a strong group of women who meet each month at Christ Church in Tooradin and lovingly prepare for this event each year. Some who have moved away still make items and bring them to the Bazaar year.

Saturday 17 November 9am-2.30pm at the Tooradin Community Centre, Tooradin-Station Road, Tooradin.

New members welcome: Cranbourne Senior Citizens Club is invites new members to join them for bowls, bingo, line dancing, ballroom dancing, barbecues, table tennis, board games, cards, pool, and day trips. Also, pleasant Sunday afternoons – entertainment and afternoon tea.

Located at 1 Codrington St., Cranbourne. For detail contact: Thelma: 5996 4554 Isobel: 0429 301 947

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Narre Warren North Uniting Church Mega Market Day Op-Shop massive clearance sale. Cakes, jams, pickles and relishes also available.

Plants and fresh produce. Christmas trees (fake) and Christmas decorations. Art and Craft, Jelly Bean counting competition - beautiful Christmas hamper to be won!

Saturday 17 November 9am - 1pm.

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·Casey Choir Sings Christmas Concert

Tickets: $20, Conc: $15, U12 Free. Booking essential on 9790 0149 (Natalie). You will be seated at round tables with room to place your BYO food and drinks. Casey Choir will entertain you with their new Christmas program and there will be opportunities for you to join in with some well-known carols. Coffee and tea provided.

Sunday 2 December, 7.30pm at Akoonah Park Function Centre, 3 Cardinia Street, Berwick.

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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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Christmas in the Pool" at Casey Race Cranbourne Cranbourne Arthritis Support Group is inviting the community for a "Christmas in the Pool" celebration at Casey Race.

The group started 38 years ago with members regularly exercising in the Hydrotherapy pool at Casey Race.

The morning will include some light-hearted fun followed by morning tea.

Thursday 13 December at Casey Race from 8am-9.30am. For enquiries email: casg@ mail.tidyhq.com

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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.

Monster Op-Shop Sale and Market Day 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.

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Sunday 25 November starts at 9.30am-1pm.

Australian Garden Auditorium, Cranbourne Royal Botanic Gardens. Cost: members $30, non-members $40, students $15. Bookings essential. Booking Form attached and also at www.rbgfriendscranbourne.org.au

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Hampton Park Uniting Church Open up free community lunch. Two course lunch. Anyone welcome. Comtact 9799 7994.

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Everything Thursday (during school term) from 12pm at 1 Coral Drive Hampton Park.

Hampton Park Uniting Church 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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Hampton Park Uniting Church 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.

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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.

Purchase your fully-inclusive official dining function in the Skyline Suite, with guest speaker the Suburban Footballer, silent auctions, raffle prizes as well as special guest host!

Thursday, 15 November at the Pakenham Racing Club.

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Saturday, 17 November at Narre Warren North Uniting Church, Main Street Narre Warren North.

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Relay for Life 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 CranbourneNarre Casey Fields Athletics track (Casey Fields, Berwick-Cranbourne Rd Cranbourne East) on Saturday 17 November at 6.30pm. The Relay of Life event will take place on Sunday 18 November from 4pm - 12pm at Casey Fields Athletics track. To register visit fundraising. cancer.org.au/cranbourne-narre.

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Wilcock’s back at Dandy

By Nick Creely Dandenong quick James Wilcock admits that if he hadn't stepped away from the intense rigours of Premier Cricket for a couple of years, he may have given it away completely.

With 136 first XI wickets for the Panthers after debuting at just 16 in the 2008/09 season, the now 26 year-old is a relative veteran of Premier Cricket, but chose to step away and return to his home club, Berwick, after snaring 27 wickets in 2015/16 for one simple reason.

"I was burnt out of cricket, really - playing Premier Cricket takes some time out of your life, and I played various junior tournaments and went to England for three years when I was young, and I got sick of it," he said.

"It was either to quit cricket, or go play with my mates down at Berwick for a few years - I just had to go back to local cricket."

Clearly above the Dandenong District's Turf 1 grade, netting 59 wickets at 13.35 in two seasons down at Berwick, Wilcock made the choice to return to Shepley Oval after the Panthers' stunning premierships last year.

"I had a pretty good season at Berwick, and got myself really fit, and I thought I'd give it another crack," he said.

"I absolutely loved it, off-field and on-field - with the team we had, it was probably disappointing to not even make the finals, but it is what I needed."

Through injuries and availability, the former Victorian Under 17 and Under 19 representative has been thrust straight back into the thick of the action, taking the new ball for the Panthers to lead the attack, and described the "cut-throat" nature of Premier Cricket, something he is once again thriving off.

"It's been pretty smooth (coming back to

Dandenong), it does help that most of the guys around Dandenong are virtually the same, so that does help quite a lot," he said.

"It's a different level of cricket, so it's taken a bit of time on the cricket side of it - it's just that bit better and getting use to bowling to better batsmen.

"If you miss a training session or two, you feel a bit guilty, because there is guys in the twos that want to take your place - even me, you feel like you've been going well and guys like Peter Siddle and James Pattinson come back in and you quickly find yourself in the twos.

"It is quite cut-throat, you always have to be on your game - you're always on your toes."

Wilcock has started to find his groove, snaring 5/28 in a brilliant effort against Northcote, and also took 3/45 against Essendon the week prior.

"I love it (leading the bowling attack) - it's not something I really expected, but those injuries have given me a bit of opportunity, and I just have to make the most of it," he said.

"I've taken some good wickets at the start of the year, and I've got to make the most of it."

And as for the reigning premiers - who are moving along steadily in their premiership defence - Wilcock said that things are bound to click very soon.

"That's why you play sport, to win - they won last year, but it's always harder to back it up - we've started the season alright, and there are probably a few things we could fix, but it's enjoyable," he said.

"We're confident, and not too worried at the moment - we've shown great patches in games, whether with the bat, with the ball, or in the field, so it's now just putting it all together, and that's not too far away."

Local stars set for nationals

By Hayley Wildes Two Berwick Primary School students are set to take on the rest of Australia later this month.

Brodie Atcheson and Josiah Stanford, who are in Grade 5 and Grade 4 respectively, have been selected to the Victoria track and field state team and will compete in the School Sport Australia Championships from 23 to 27 November at Lakeside Stadium in Albert Park.

Both are Berwick Little Athletics members and will be hoping to make some noise on the national stage against students from the ACT, New South Wales, Northern Territory, Queensland, South Australia and Tasmania.

Brodie will be competing in the 800m event, while Josiah will be going for gold in two events; the long jump and medley relay.

Making the Victorian team is a tough task and after an extensive selection process that cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au

began in April, Brodie and Josiah were selected to the final team of 140 students last month.

The process saw them compete at school, district, division, regional, and then finally state level in order to get the national call-up.

Brodie enters the 800m event having come third in the state championships, with a personal best of two minutes and 25 seconds. Josiah will take on the field in long jump with a personal best of 4.39 metres, as well as taking his place in the medley relay team, of which he will run the 100m leg of the race.

Both boys thoroughly enjoy little athletics and train up to five days a week, which will absolutely hold them in good stead for the national championships.

There's no doubt that Brodie Atcheson and Josiah Stanford are on the rise and with a love for the sport and competition, the rest of Australia had better watch out.

Josiah Stanford and Brodie Atcheson will represent Victoria later this month.

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Tons of fun for Spoljaric

By Nick Creely DDCA TURF 1 AND 2 REVIEW - ROUND 4 (DAY 1) Crafting a century takes skill, application, as well as physical and mental fitness.

Yet DDCA legend Steven Spoljaric, the five time Wookey medalist and Ryder medal winner makes them look so easy, as if he hasn’t even broken a sweat.

His 18th in the association (122) in just 97 games came on Saturday for Springvale South in Round 4 of the Turf 1 season, against a highly quality Hallam Kalora Park bowling group, helping set up an imposing 312 for the Hawks at Frawley Road.

It was very much a classic Spoljaric knock - pushing singles early, being patient and then accelerating like no other player in the competition.

After Michael Vandort was trapped LBW in the opening exchanges after some quality new ball bowling by Jordan Hammond, Spoljaric strode to the middle with his usual calmness.

As he normally does, aggressive opener Nathan King (39) took to the bowlers, allowing Spoljaric to work his way into the innings superbly.

A double strike by Steven Gilmour (2/19) had the Bloods reeling at 3/61, but Spoljaric continued to play his way, constructing partnerships with Tim Ford (16) and Malinga Bandara (52) before going on and reaching the three figures in aggressive fashion.

Ironically, Spoljaric was run out on 122. In reality, it was the only way to nab his prized scalp.

Down at Park Oval, Buckley Ridges flexed their muscles and inflicted North Dandenong with misery, wrapping up first innings points as they now eye an outright.

Winning the toss and batting proved to be the fateful call for skipper Asfan Thajudeen,

HSD's Jack Philpin sends one down against Berwick in Turf 1 on Saturday. with the Maroons succumbing to the new ball skill by Jurgen Andersen (5/29) and Daniel Watson (3/15), with the visitors rolled for just 51.

Watson and Andersen bowled with great skill and pace, completely blanketing an inform batting side.

Captain-coach David White lost his wicket early, but the fireworks of Watson (34 off 22 balls) saw the Bucks quickly surpass the Maroons and build an impenetrable lead.

Cameos by Troy Aust (55 not out) and fireworks by Ben Watson (54 not out off 21 balls) lifted the score to 6/205, before leaving the Maroons reeling at 2/38 at stumps.

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Star all-rounder Kaushalya Weeeraratne, meanwhile, had a day to remember as HSD flattened Berwick at Reedy.

The highly fancied Bears were skittled for 106 in the 36th over after being sent in, with Weeraratne snaring 5/23.

Prized scalp Nathan Pilon was back in the sheds early, and his departure brought about a middle order collapse, with skipper Matt Chasemore also struggling to get going despite reaching 20.

The confidence seeped through with the bat as Weeraratne clubbed a stunning 109 not out, with the Cobras 4/190 at stumps.

Reigning Wookey winner Michael Davies is 40 not out at stumps, with three sixes and four boundaries next to his name.

And Mordialloc’s (166) struggles continued despite a blazing 91 to new recruit, former international Nuwan Kulasekera, with St Mary’s 1/26 and in a comfortable position to snare a victory at Carroll Reserve.

Mammoth centuries, meanwhile, to a Narre South newcomer and Dingley star headlined an action packed day across Turf 2 on Saturday.

Down at Sweeney Reserve, with Narre Warren taking on the Lions, Jonty Jenner - the 20-year-old Jersey star who has played a recent first-class game with Sussex - put on an absolute clinic, sending the ball to all parts of the ground in a dynamic 146.

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Casey Basketball continues to go from strength to strength and with the recent selection announcements for the Basketball Victoria Elite Development programs and teams, that point has been proven once again.

A number of Casey players and coaches have been selected to take part in the elite pathway. Cavs players Blake Shankland, Mason Heather, Ryan Van Gent, Dylan Bucknell and Corey Roos have been selected to the State Development Program (SDP), while coaches Darren Best (lead coach), Mitch Taylor (assistant coach) and Brad White (assistant coach) are also involved.

In further exciting news for the association, a number of Cavaliers have been selected to represent Victoria Metro at the Southern Cross Challenge (SCC). The SCC is the beginning of the high-performance pathway that provides identified elite juniors, coaches and officials an insight into elite development and gameplay across a four-day tournament.

Casey representatives are; Archer McMenamin and Dakota Crichton (under 15s), Cedric Rault, Keighan Cormick-Cox, Sebastian Van Den Brink and Truman Byrne (under 14s), and coaches Darren Best and Ishoa Cook.

Darren Best, Casey Basketball development manager, talked about the talent coming through the ranks at Casey.

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Cavs are in elite company

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Jenner’s innings took just 122 balls and just under three hours, hitting 17 fours and six sixes - including a range of stunning reverse sweep sixes.

Morteza Ali (66) and Joe Thomas (26) put on 88 for the first wicket, and the Magpies simply couldn’t keep up, with Ashan Wijayakumara (58) playing a strong hand in a partnership of almost 200 with Jenner.

The Magpies showed some fight - particularly through the efforts of Janaka Liyanabadalge (4/75) and Callum Spencer (3/66) - to stem the bleeding somewhat, but Scott Phillips’ side reached 9/350 before declaring with eight overs to spare.

Opening batsman Bevan Radhakrishnan fell just one ball before stumps, with the Magpies 1/9 at the end of the day, and will need to do a lot right to get close to their target when play resumes on Saturday.

Gun Dingley all-rounder Matthew Hague, meanwhile, also had a day out with the blade against St Brigid’s/St Louis.

Hague carved up the home side in a breathtaking 179 off 224 balls, guiding the Dingoes to a strong 9/316 at stumps.

Battling to find form after 65 runs in his first four digs, Hague’s class and hunger for runs shone brightest, forming strong partnerships throughout the innings.

Hague sent the ball flying over the ropes for eight sixes and 18 fours, returning to the trademark form that saw him amass 507 Turf 1 runs two years ago. Luke Spears (37) was also in the runs for the Dingoes.

And Narre North is in a strong position against Parkmore Pirates at Frederick Wachter Reserve.

The Pirates were sent in to face the music, and lost a bunch of early wickets to be in some trouble early.

Captain-coach Anurudhdha Foneska (61) was the only Pirate to get some momentum with the bat, playing a virtual lone hand in the middle order to salvage something against the reigning Turf 2 premiers, helping guide the side to 135, but in only 35 overs.

Ryan Hendy (3/39), Joel Zietsman (2/39), Nathan Wilson (2/11) and Josh Henry (2/26) were all in the wickets for the Rams, as they build on what has been a slowish start to their title defence.

The Rams clawed their way to 2/76 at stumps, with Marshall Gray (26) and Kyle Hardy (10) set to resume in the middle on Saturday.

The match between Dandenong West and Cranbourne will be played this Saturday and Sunday.

in,” Best said.

“The association obviously supports them, but I think basketball is definitely player focussed; the athletes are the ones who have done the work and obviously we support them as best we can.

“I think any time you’re in a growth corridor as large as we are, you’re always going to have a massive number of kids coming through the door and you’re going to find some very talented kids just by the sheer volume.”

Best, who grew up playing basketball at Cranbourne, returned to Casey in August after spending time with Basketball Tasmania as a high-performance coach. He will take charge of the under 15 Victoria Metro team at the SCC in January.

Heading up the Casey Basketball Academy, Best has been working closely with the most promising juniors in the association.

“Of all the Casey kids that made the SCC, all bar two are in our academy programs,” he said.

“We do an extra practice a week with those kids and we base that curriculum around not only how we want to play as an association, but what would be expected of them if they were to go to a state trial.”

The Casey Basketball Academy is open to all representative players at Casey Basketball.

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A (bad) day on the green It was a bad day for Narre Warren's Saturday Pennant teams with three losing all by less than 10 shots and Division 7 having a bye.

At Noble Park, Division 3 won two rinks and also had a draw. Colin Groom, Percy Herath, Arthur Scheurer and Jim Millar won 21-13; and Joe Selfridge, Brent Hone, Rod Lane and Cam Lee won 15-24. John Wright, Iain Stevenson, Peter Hayden and Zak Storm drew 16-16, but Eric Sydenham, Zade Bulmer, Erik Luyters and Wilma Stevenson went down 7-23.

Narre Warren (1) 5-59 lost to Noble Park (1) 13-66.

At Berwick, Division 4 only just lost by two shots. Keith Mark, Peter Castricum, Ralph Devonshire and Norm Hosmer won well (25-12) and Jim Kempf, Graham Dodd, Philip Howard and John Zanon won 22-20. Alan Mark, Peter Lister, Mark Groom and Carl Lapham, went down on the last end 18-19 but Wally Finlayson, Wilma Haringsma, David Wilkinson and Geoff Miller went down 11-27.

Narre Warren (2) 4-76 lost to Berwick (5) 14-78.

At Fountain Gate, Division 5 also played Berwick and had a disappointing five-shot loss. Janice Moran, Joe McGuire, Sharon Bull and Brent Grigg won well 25-12, and Arthur Fitt, Denise Peeler, Michael Graham and Stan Robinson won 19-17, but Stan Bulmer, Paul McNamara, Peter Lyons and Geoff Ampt (1624), and Leo McGeary, Pauline Kempf, Sharane Lyons and Craig Moore (10-25) both lost.

Narre Warren (3) 4-71 lost to Berwick (6) 14-76.

It was fun night for all involved as the DDCA's girls competition kicked off. 187437 Pictures: STEWART CHAMBERS

Exciting new comp kicks off The inaugural Dandenong District Cricket Association girls competition kicked off in warm conditions at Hampton Park's Reedy Reserve on Tuesday night, with four teams doing battle on a historic evening for female cricket in the region.

News photographer STEWART CHAMBERS was there to capture all of the fun.

Ralph Devonshire showed some real class on the green for Narre Warren.

Cranbourne’s great streak comes to an end After a great run of three victories in a row, Cranbourne's top bowls side was brought down to Earth on Saturday after a disappointing loss to Keysborough at home by 40 shots.

And the losses continued with both the second and third side losing, however not all is lost as the two remaining sides recorded great wins.

Midweek bowls had a bye last week and will resume again this week.

Side 1 Division 2: It was a case of third side Cranbourne verses second side Keysborough but it was a one-horse race with Cranbourne coming up short on the day and eventually losing by a massive 40 shots, which was a huge disappointment for the home side.

The only close rink was skipped by Barry 'The General' Thomas, who went down by two shots after a tight game all day.

Head selector Doug Boggie said after the game: "It was a huge disappointment today and the selection committee will have a tough job this week to make sure we have our best inform players picked at the top level."

Cranbourne 55 (0 points) lost to Keysborough 95.

Side 2 Division 3: Cranbourne lost another close encounter, going down by five shots against Chelsea.

The best rink was skipped by Chris Griffiths and his team of Gerry Dudink, John Stanley and Vic Butera who went on to win by seven shots, which was a great effort but not enough to bridge the gap.

Cranbourne 74 (4 points) lost to Chelsea 79.

Side 3 Division 5: Unfortunately for Cranbourne it was a similar result against Churchill

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Waverley with a loss by 15 shots. The best rink was skipped by Ron Shields and his crew of Barry Graham, Bryan Eagle and David Brown, who all bowled well with five shots up.

Cranbourne 73 (3 points) lost to Churchill Waverley 88.

Side 4 Division 7: Playing at home against Dandenong RSL, skip John Gardiner and his crew of Frank Coulter, Brian Turton and Bob Pyne won by a massive 24 shots, which was good enough for total victory by 32 shots on the day.

Cranbourne 84 (16 points) defeated Dandenong RSL 52.

Side 5 six-a-side: Skip Mick Feeley had to pull a rabbit out of his hat on the last bowl of the day to pull off a three-shot victory against Chelsea at home.

Mick and his team mates Al Agullana and Denis Tomlin won by three shots and skip Allen Skurrie and his team mates Stan Williams and Daniel Muir also won by three shots, giving a total victory by six shots.

Cranbourne 37 (14 points) defeated Chelsea 31.

Playing away - Vic Butera, Chris Griffiths, John Stanley, Barry Graham and Bill Bradbury. cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au

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