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A super effort that! Customers and staff alike donned their best costumes at Pakenham’s newest McDonald’s restaurant to raise a tidy sum for Ronald McDonald House Charities. “We had petting zoo, a face painter and games and activities out the front,” store manager Simone said. “It was our first McHappy day and it went really well. We had a good crew come down and many volunteered their time and stayed after their rostered shift to help out.” Turn to page 4 for more.

Sarita Kazilieris (centre) from the Pakenham Fire Brigade with Haiden and Brody helping collect donations at the McDonald's drive-thru in Racecourse Road, Pakenham, on McHappy Day. For more on the McHappy Day fun and games, turn to page 4. 187761 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS

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The 63 Princes Highway property was first snapped up in 2015 for $320,000 and then on sold to the proponent for $438,000 in March, 2017. The adjoining home was also purchased in March, 2017 - under a package deal. It appears the only hurdle in the application proceeding could be the proposed clearing of trees with high protection value. The proposal is open for community consultation with Cardinia Shire until 28 November.

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Two properties are set to be demolished opposite the Princes Highway’s fast-food precinct to clear the way for another Pakenham medical clinic. Cardinia Shire has received a planning application for a $2.5 million doctor’s surgery, which will house nine general practitioners, an operating theatre and more than 30 rooms. It has been earmarked for 61-63 Princes

Highway, near the corner of James Street. The development would be more than 250 square metres in scope and would provide 29 car spaces and a bay for ambulance arrivals. A key concern raised during the planning process was the potential effect on traffic; however, planning consultants on behalf of proprietor Pakenham Prospects downplayed the fears. ‘The level of traffic that is likely to be generated by the proposed development can be 12386172-EPJ18-18

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Crowds flock for Diwali By Rowan Forster Crowds from Pakenham flocked to Diwali's theme park extravaganza on Saturday, 10 November - marking the biggest event ever held by the Indian Association Casey Cardinia (IACC). More than 3000 festivalgoers descended on Gumbuya World on Saturday for a night of extravagant music, food, rides and performances. It comes after Star News in September reported that the Indian Association of Casey and Cardinia - that runs the event - was locked in a stalemate with council and struggling to secure a venue. Volunteer Aanchal Meshram said it was extremely satisfying to turn a dire situation into one of Diwali's biggest ever achievements. "From a satisfaction perspective, we were so happy to see the smiles on people's faces," she said. 'We had people from various different backgrounds who attended the event. The kids had an absolute ball and so did the parents. "People loved the cultural aspect and we had people travelling from Gippsland, the north and south suburbs and even from Sydney." The first-ever theme park Diwali was set into motion when Cardinia Shire requested the IACC bankroll a comprehensive traffic management study to use the PB Ronald Reserve, due to safety concerns surrounding nearby roads.

Gumbuya's signature water fountains were even activated for the cultural celebration.

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Cash boost for business By Kyra Gillespie One lucky small business owner has been given a $10,000 leg-up thanks to H&R Block's national Grants for Growth initiative. Officer local Carina Tomietto won the grant for her business Finders and Makers, which sources stylish and contemporary handmade fair trade women's accessories from artisans around the world. Finders and Makers is one of twenty small businesses around Australia to have been selected for the grant. Ms Tomietto was presented with the cheque on Friday 9 November at H&R Block Berwick. "It's the first time the business has received any sort of grant, it's very exciting," Ms Tomietto said. "This is going to be concentrating on Finders and Makers, helping women gain financial independence in developing nations." The grants were awarded by H&R Block with the support of Officeworks, to give a boost to budding small companies, so their creators can focus realising their ambitions and on growing their business. "The $10,000 is made up of cash, gift vouchers from Officeworks, along with some bookkeeping and business service advice," H&R Block Berwick's Michelle Fullarton said. "Finders and Makers is such a worthy recipient and this money will help Carina grow the brand and continue to support these women." Founded in September 2017, Ms Tomietto embarked on the business venture in the hopes that she could use her not-for-profit

Carina Tomietto receiving the cheque from David Spinks and Michelle Fullarton at H&R Block Picture: KYRA GILLESPIE Berwick. 187483 knowledge to help women in a sustainable way. After completing a post-graduate in social impact, her interest was focused on finding

ways to help women achieve financial independence through the power of business. "I wanted to help women make a start as entrepreneurs; I wanted to expand their skills

beyond the tourist market and get their creations out into the world," Ms Tomietto said. With the grant, Ms Tomietto intends to participate in trade shows, helping Finders and Makers gain exposure to a wholesale market nationally and drive more publicity. She hopes to work with H&R Block on setting up her business on Quickbooks, advice on setting up accounts and bank accounts, trust structures, insurances and other scaling requirements such as warehousing, packing and global shipping. "After operating primarily from social media I want to look at wholesaling. When it comes to jewellery women often want to touch and experience the product. "It's hard to get into the wholesale market as it can cost $5000 to $10,000 just to host a stall. "This money is going to go a long way in making that a reality." Appealing to the conscious consumer, every item sold on Finders and Makers is accompanied by an online blog explaining the origins of the product, the maker, where they came from and their story. "The story behind each piece is really important; I want people to get to know the Maker when they purchase a piece. I'm on the lookout for like-minded businesses who may wish to feature the products and their stories in their collection." Each selected small business received $10,000 after pitching their business in answer to the question: what makes you deserving of a grant?

Walk against violence By Kyra Gillespie The staff at the Pakenham Marketplace Woolies have thrown their support behind the shire’s annual Walk Against Violence, donating hundreds of dollars’ worth of produce and their participation in the event on Friday 23 November. The idea came from the Pakenham staff at one of their morning meetings. “We received an email from the organisers of the walk with some flyers and things just letting us know what was going to happen on the day,” store manager Chris Freame said. “At our team meeting the following morning we asked if anyone would be interested in getting involved and we actually had quite a few staff members that were keen to get behind it. “We’re donating water, fruit and sausages, and there are about 15 staff members who are going to join the walk on the day.” The store is donating around $400 of produce, including five boxes of apples and bananas, 15 slabs of 24-pack water bottles and plenty of sausages to feed the crowd at the end of the walk. “It’s a really good cause to get behind,” Mr Freame.

The walk will leave the Pakenham Library at 12pm, with the Australian Traffic Control group ensuring walkers are safe as they walk through the town and return to the library. Supporting and joining the community on the walk will be representatives from Victoria Police, the Department of Justice Sheriffs, family violence services, Cardinia Shire Council employees, local businesses, resident groups, committees, and families. A Cleanaway truck donning family violence awareness messages will be leading the procession through the streets. Following the walk, presentations in the Pakenham Hall will follow by Bass MP Brian Paynter, newly-elected Mayor Cr Graeme Moore, and Aligned Leisure Manager Simon Bryson, all of whom are White Ribbon Ambassadors. “This walk is in its seventh year, commencing initially with three people walking around the Lakeside lake in Pakenham,” organiser Fiona Cost said. “Instigated by a local resident and Fam-

The team at Woolworths Pakenham. 187353 ily Violence practitioner Kerrie Thorpe, it has stood the test of time through the continued support and coordination by the Cardinia Family Violence Network.”

Information on services will be available to the community and following the presentations, a free BBQ will be hosted by the Pakenham Rotary Club.

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Where to vote on Saturday 24 November Who can vote

Local voting centres are listed here. It is easier to vote in your own district but if you will not be in your district on election day, you can vote at any other voting centre in Victoria. There is a complete list of voting centres available at vec.vic.gov.au

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Clyde (IWA) Clyde Public Hall, 30 Railway Road Clyde North (IWA) Rivercrest Christian College, Gate 5, 500 Soldiers Road Pakenham (IWA) Lakeside Lutheran College, 2 Portobello Road Pakenham (IWA) Pakenham Lakeside Primary School, 23 Shearwater Drive Pakenham (IWA) Pakenham Secondary College, 1020 Princes Highway Pakenham (IWA) Pakenham Springs Primary School, 5 Livingstone Boulevard Pakenham (IWA) Pakenham Uniting Church Hall, 47 James Street

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Pakenham’s newest McDonald’s restaurant hosted a colourful superhero-themed day to support McHappy Day on Saturday 17 November. Customers and staff alike donned their best costumes at the Pakenham South restaurant to raise funds for Ronald McDonald House Charities, who provide vital for seriously ill children and their families. “We had petting zoo, face painter and games and activities out the front,” McDonald’s manager Simone said. “We had a superhero theme and everybody got dressed up; we had all kinds of costumes including Iron Man, Spider Man, Captain America, Wonder Woman and Superman of course. “It was our first McHappy day and it went really well. We had a good crew come down and many volunteered their time and stayed

Kylie and Monique from McDonald's with Bruce McDonald, Reilly Alkemade and Adam Blackney from the Pakenham CFA. 187761 after their rostered shift to help out.” Through the activities on the day, sock sales, Big Mac sales, online donations and coin bucket donations the Pakenham store raised $7800, chipping in to McDonald’s overall $4.5 million fundraising goal.

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IN BRIEF Body found in Berwick Springs Promenade

Libs pledge $1.4m school sports oval An elected Liberal Government will contribute $1.4 million to build a brand new sports oval for Berwick Chase Primary School and the local community. The $1.4 million investment from the Liberal Nationals will support the City of Casey to construct an oval, cricket practice nets, pavilion, floodlighting, car parking and landscaping. The new facility will be available for community use as well as by students at the neighbouring Berwick Chase Primary School. “Daniel Andrews has lost control of population and it’s putting enormous pressure on

the Casey community and sporting facilities,” Shadow Minister for Education Tim Smith said. “I am delighted to be able to announce this $1.4 million investment which will not only support the Berwick community but increases active recreational opportunities for students at Berwick Chase Primary School.” Liberal candidate for Narre Warren South Susan Serey said the Liberals are committed to providing sporting facilities for the Casey community. “The Liberals have committed to reintroducing life. Be In It. and constructing new ac-

Police will prepare a report for the Corner after a man's body was located in Narre Warren South Wednesday 14 November. The yet to be identified man was located in a vehicle in Berwick Springs Promenade near Robinswood Road at about 10am. The death is not being treated as suspicious.

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tive recreational activities for Berwick families and children to participate in sport is a large part of that.”

Council’s ‘Commit’ big win By Brendan Rees Casey Council has ticked off a massive $3.5 billion in its rail and road project wish list - in one of the most successful local government advocacy campaigns in Victorian history. In the lead up to the state election, council launched its 'Commit to Casey' campaign calling on the State Government and the Opposition to fix Casey's roads and limited public transport options. City of Casey Mayor Amanda Stapledon said more than $2 billion worth of infrastructure commitments had been made since the campaign launched in January. This includes $1 billion earmarked for railway and intersection upgrades. "It shows what local councils' can do when they harness the power of their communities and send a strong message to Spring Street and

Police officers were on patrol at Fountain Gate Shopping Centre on Friday, 9 November and Saturday, 10 November focusing on offences such as theft, graffiti, weapons and public order offences. Over the two days members made 13 arrests, issued 27 penalty notices and impounded two vehicles. Two of the offenders arrested were remanded in custody with a search warrant then executed at the Dandenong address of a 32 year old woman where fireworks, ammunition, firearm parts, a homemade firearm, drugs, stolen goods, a gas mark and a tear gas grenade were all located.

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Canberra," she said. One of the biggest ticket items was the Liberals promise to provide $487 million in extending the Cranbourne line to Clyde. The State Government also pledged to deliver a $750 million upgrade of the Cranbourne line and planning for a new rail link to Clyde. The Victorian Greens unveiled their plan to extend the Cranbourne rail line to Clyde as well as duplicating the Cranbourne line, if they win the state election Some of Casey's worst road choke-points will also be fixed with Labor committed to delivering extra lanes in each direction on the Narre Warren-Cranbourne Road, between Thompsons Road and South Gippsland Highway to reduce congestion. Cr Stapledon said all councillors could take pride in this achievement but the real credit went to the community who got behind 'Com-

Residents and Casey councillors in January when the 'Commit to Casey' campaign was launched. 177187 mit to Casey' and sent a "real wake up call" to both sides of politics to fix the roads and extend Cranbourne rail. "In the end I think we were taken very seriously about the things we were asking for because they are fair and reasonable for our community."

Police are appealing for the public's assistance to help locate 34 year old Johan Bolivar. Johan is wanted by police for three outstanding warrants related to contravening a community corrections order, fail to answer bail and criminal damage. Johan is known to frequent Beaconsfield Upper, Berwick and Cranbourne areas. Anyone with any information in relation to Johan's whereabouts is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or www.crimestoppersvic.com.au.

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On 19 November, a story was shared on the Cranbourne Star News Facebook page about a presenter at Casey Radio who has been taken off air following a complaint of alleged offensive comments. Here's how some readers reacted online:Eugene Cassar: Seriously how precious are some people!

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To impatient car drivers who speed pass you on the wrong side of the road to pass you while you are doing the correct speed. And swear at you when you are turning right and have to give way to on coming traffic and cannot wait a few seconds for you to move.

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A team of walkers have helped raise more $3000 for the Clyde Christmas Carols which promises to be bigger this year. Gethsemane Church Charity Carols by Candlelight is set to he 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. Dozens of walkers took part in the 'We Walk The Walk' fundraiser campaign on Saturday 17 November, which covered 30 kilometres from Berwick to the Hillcrest Christian College Oval. "Five walkers completed the entire 30 kilometres with other faithfuls joining in at intervals and spurring them along the way," Senior Pastor Kerrigan La-Brooy said. "Heartfelt thanks to those who couldn't be there on the day but contributed monetarily." Pastor La-Brooy also thanked those who provided cold water and icy pops, as well as assisting with baby-sitting, driving and providing supplies. The Gethsemane Church is a not-for-profit organisation that helps fed more than 150,000 a year. Performers at the Carols will include Derick Junkeer, Sheralyn Hill, Noami Horsley, Ebony Portelli, Olivia Giannikopoulos, Pule, Lupe & Viola, Triple Treat Talent Academy, Gethsemane Church Band and Kerrigan La-Brooy. To donate visit https://www.gofundme. com/at-gethsemane-we-walk-the-walk. For more information ring 0404-875-647or 0424-847-266. Email: gethsemanechurch@ bigpond.com pakenhamnews.starcommunity.com.au

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A focus on safety By Jessica Anstice

Student nurses from Federation University Berwick Ebony Buttigieg (left) and Marcus Rosse at the Teddy Bear Hospital with City of Casey Mayor Amanda Stapledon and her son Pete.

People gathered to find out about community safety in their area at the Safety Expo at Selandra Community Hub in Clyde on Saturday, 17 November. There were activities for the whole family as well as professional advice to become better prepared for any emergency or disaster. The community had the opportunity to meet local emergency service heroes and visit interactive displays. There were several emergency services in attendance, including the mounted police, SES, Red Cross, Casey neighbourhood Watch, the Casey information Support Service and many more. City of Casey Mayor Amanda Stapledon welcomed guests, while 2018 Casey Volunteer of the Year Raymond Rickards also addressed the audience. Children were encouraged to bring their favourite teddy bear to the teddy bear hospital were nursing students tended to sniffles, coughs and colds of sick teddies in need.

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A winning way to grow By Jessica Anstice Berwick Lodge Primary School was awarded the highest accolade for its school gardens on Thursday 15 November, winning the prestigious Kevin Heinze Perpetual Development award at the Victorian Schools Garden Awards. Berwick Lodge has a beautiful new sensory garden, a community garden and a memorial garden. The Victorian Schools Garden Awards judges visited the school the week prior to the awards being announced at the Royal Botanical Gardens, Melbourne and were very impressed with how recycled materials had been utilised throughout the school gardens, students' knowledge and passion about the gardens and how the community had been involved in each project from working bees to donating materials. Nine students attended the awards ceremony including the school captains, the Helmeted Honeyeater ambassadors, and members of the school's garden club who were accompanied by assistant principal Sandra McCrum who was the instigator and leader of the school's garden projects. "Prior to the awards day we knew we had won a regional award but were thrilled on the day to win a state award and then the top award for all entries, the Kevin Heinze Perpetual Development award for the best gardens within Victoria," Ms McCrum said. The Perpetual Award is named after Kevin Heinze who was a horticulturalist and a leader of his time and worked with schools to de-

velop gardens. "It was a great honour to receive such an accolade and one which we are all very proud of achieving." The award entry was primarily for the schools sensory garden but the judges looked at all the schools gardens. The Sensory garden is over 1500m² and is a beautiful space which includes a solar powered water feature, a dry creek bed, jetty, musical instruments, dinosaur discovery area, chess/checker board, Helmeted Honey eater garden, art works, wind mill, outdoor classroom, blackboard and interpretive educational signage. It has over 1000 indigenous plants within the space. The community have assisted at working bees, donating materials and time. The layout and construction of the garden was built with the assistance of a dad who is a landscaper. "The garden projects have given students and teachers the opportunity to work and learn within an outdoor environment," Ms McCrum said. "They bring science to life with hands on learning, grow food, learn about life cycles, investigate biodiversity and explore nature all within the school grounds."

Back row left, Berwick Lodge Primary School students Leyla, Tess, Ruby, Victorian Schools Garden Awards patrol OAMPaul Crowe, assistant principal Sandra McCrum, Daisy and Joshua and front row left, students Thiseni, Jensen, Felix and Tyler.

Back row from left, students Joshua, Ruby, Tess, Leyla, assistant principal Sandra McCrum, Victorian Schools Garden Awards patron OAM Paul Crowe and Victorian School Building Authority executive director strategy and reform Peter Graham and front from left students Thiseni, Tyler, Felix, Jensen and Daisy.

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$40m will go a long way at FedUni From left, Casey councillor Susan Serey, Dean of Nursing Wendy Cross, La Trobe MP Jason Wood, Berwick campus director Greg Jakob, Federation University vice-chancellor Professor Helen Bartlett and City of Casey Mayor Amanda Stapledon. 187684

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eral Government. The university has been investing in the campus since early 2017 and a new phase, approved by the university council last week, sets out an ambitious works program for 2019 to 2022 to accommodate increased student numbers. “We can now invest in the campus with more confidence and we can meet the communities needs and the governments supporting us in that,” Berwick campus director Greg Jakob said. “We can now look at other courses that we can bring into the campus that might not have been able to be considered for a number of years.” The campus will consider introducing broader healthcare courses in areas of midwifery and paramedicine, a broader arts program such as visual and performing arts and sports management and recreation. There are currently around 1600 students enrolled at the Berwick campus. Mr Jakob said there is likely to be around 3000 students by 2022. FedUni received the highest amount of funds under the regional universities funding allocation. “This is a great endorsement of the university and its capacity to engage with its local communities, to listen and deliver courses, facilities and graduate outcomes for the Berwick community and beyond,” Vice-Chancellor and president professor Helen Bartlett said. “Federal Member for La Trobe Jason Wood was instrumental in advocating for the Berwick campus and wholeheartedly supporting the university’s vision.” New developments at the Berwick campus will include: - A third Nursing Clinical Learning Environment (CLE) to support increased nursing student enrolments. - An additional science laboratory to expand science teaching capabilities at the campus. - Additional academic, technical and professional staff work areas to accommodate projected increase in staffing. - Expanded library and learning support areas to incorporate additional learning spaces for increased student numbers and provide for emerging research student work area. - Reorganised foyer entrance to enable improved customer service and relocation of student support services “We’ve got a really fast growing area with heaps of potential students and I just want to make sure students have the opportunity to go to a university near them,” Mr Wood said. “When I visit the university it’s very welcoming. It’s been a breath of fresh air to work with the university. “For the current students there will be that buzz of excitement around.”

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An amazing outdoor kitchen with full commercial-size pizza oven and Americanimported barbecue and grilling appliances – servicing the outdoor entertaining space well. Enjoy summer nights with a hit of tennis on the Rebound Ace floodlit court or enjoy a red wine around the firepit in winter – an outstanding lifestyle choice! The exterior of the estate is meticulously maintained and the amenities are diverse – a total of 260,000 litres of tank water servicing house and grounds, fully reticulated gardens, the ornate dam keeps the property lush all year round. Comprehensive shedding and parking space allows for all vehicle types. A variety of equipped animal shelters is available for those with a horse or alpacas. A combination of cleared and vegetated areas of this 18.6 acres provides nature’s playground for the children as well as the benefits of prolific wildlife and bird life to enjoy. Arguably one of the area’s finest homes, the bespoke residence is cushioned within picturesque landscaped gardens and breathtaking views. A craftsman-built family home with an uncompromised commitment to quality and a level of comfortable luxury that’s rarely seen. Enjoy the prestige position close to Wellington Road, Victoria’s premium schools and the gateway to every possible recreational facility on offer. Without question, an inspection is recommended. ●

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BIG FAMILY LIVING ON BAVARIA LANE LOCATED in the Edenbrook Estate is this big family home. Designed and constructed to cater for the whole family the home is set in a quiet location. An oversized entry greets you upon entering the home. There are floorboards in the high traffic rooms for easy maintenance. The main bedroom is spacious and complete with walk-in robe and full ensuite. Bedrooms two, three and four are all generous in size. The theatre room is perfect for the kids come movie night. The beautifully appointed kitchen has an island bench, pantry plus stone benchtops. There is a huge family room at the rear with loads of natural light while the double garage has internal access. Ducted heating, landscaped gardens and lawns complement this great home. This one is here to be sold!! ●

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QUALITY, ELEGANCE AND ALL CLASS BEAUTIFULLY designed to achieve low maintenance living and natural simplicity, this quality 2-year-old SJD built home is perfectly suited to first home buyers, investors and growing families. The executive 'as new’ three-bedroom residence is positioned in the magnificent Grandvue Estate in Officer which showcases the ultimate family lifestyle with parklands, St Francis Xavier College just minutes away and a short distance to the Arena Shopping Centre, the M1 freeway and Cardinia train station. Beyond the stunning modern façade, sit three superb bedrooms and two separate living zones, including a spectacular master suite complete with walk-in robes and luxurious ensuite. The other two bedrooms boast an ample amount of floorspace and built-in robes serviced by the deluxe floor to ceiling tiles family bathroom and separate toilet to accommodate family and guests. Exquisite high ceilings and quality flooring leads you through to the open plan kitchen/ living and dining. The designer kitchen is bound to impress, offering a practical lay out and quality appliances that include a 900mm oven/ stove top, stone benchtops, dishwasher, plenty of bench and preparation space as well as the added luxury of your own walk-in pantry. Internal features include ducted heating, evaporative cooling, LED lighting, exposed concrete driving and that’s just to name a few. Sliding doors open up to a beautifully manicured rear yard, ready for you to

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Bunyip 1A Petty Road

The Surprise Package. Perfectly positioned in the heart of Bunyip sits this impeccably presented family home. Comprising of four spacious bedrooms, master retreat located upstairs entailing a great sized walk in robe and ensuite showcasing a double vanity, oversized shower and spa bath. The other three bedrooms positioned downstairs all boast an ample amount of loor space and walk in robes. Moving throughout the home the loorplan is very functional offering two separate living zones one at the front of the home, an additional study area and a kitchen to impress the chef of the house hold, showcasing stainless steel appliances, dishwasher, breakfast bar, island bench and a walk-in pantry for extra storage and preparation space extending out to the large open plan dining and living area.

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Pakenham 36 Jamie Court

Double the Trouble, Twice the Fun!. Double driveway, Double gates all set on a Huge block! At the top of the court In a quiet location close to parklands, this spacious home will make a lasting impression. On entry there is a well-appointed living one with beautiful views outside, the kitchen is the centre of the home, having plenty of cupboard/bench space and massive pantry overlooking the sunlled dining and second living one. The home boasts three bedrooms, A large master bedroom featuring a walk-in robe and ensuite, the remaining two rooms provide sieable loor space with built in robes all serviced by the second bathroom and toilet.

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Pakenham 30 Darwin Way

“Lakeside’s” charming family home. Established in the highly sought-after Lakeside Estate in Pakenham which offers everything you need and more, offering a verity of shops, cafes, restaurants, parks, a beautiful lake, walking tracks, train station, bus’s and a choice of schools. This estate is truly built to accommodate the ultimate family lifestyle. The home itself offers a well-thoughtfully designed loor plan which is practical for families, comprising of four bedrooms, the master suite at the rear of the home entailing walk in robe and ensuite, the remaining three bedrooms all boast built in robes which are serviced by the main bathroom and separate toilet.

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Demonstrating perfection in the highly sought-after Arcadia Estate, presents this beautifully presented family home with modern façade tailored with brilliant inclusions and a cleverly designed loorplan to provide exceptional living. The contemporary kitchen is tailored with stainless steel appliances, tiled splashback, ample bench space, Ceasarstone benchtops, dishwasher and inished with brilliant ixtures and ittings.

ocated in a sought-after pocket of Pakenham, down a quiet court you will ind this beautiful abode with classic façade surrounded by established, as well as lush gardens. The focal point of the home is the open living, including spacious kitchen with ample bench and cupboard space, with dining and living adacent. lowing through to the formal living and dining room, ensuring plenty of space for entertaining and relaxing.

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ell-designed and spacious single-level living combined in perfect harmony to offer a low maintenance home that’s tailor made for downsiers, irst homebuyers and investors. Step inside and ind an open plan lounge room for the whole family to enoy and high set windows bringing an impressive amount of natural light. There’s also a tiled meals area adoining the spacious kitchen with a stainless-steel oven, cook top  range hood.

Ideal for irst home buyers or the savvy investor looking to expand their portfolio. ocated in a well-maintained area on the North side of Pakenham this 3 Bedroom property has ust been freshened up with a coat of paint and new carpet. Convenience is at a premium with the main bathroom servicing the master bedroom as an ensuite and services the rest of the home and a separate toilet will ensure there is no wait to go when the time calls.

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ocated in a quiet cul de sac, this renovated and modern designed 3-bedroom brick veneer residence is ideally positioned on a large 604m2 approx. Allotment with access into the backyard. A fantastic rst home or an ideal addition to an investment portfolio this home is sure to leave a lasting impression upon inspection. aster bedroom with a ceiling fan  built in robes and ensuite with the remaining 2 bedrooms with built in robes. he blinds are inclusive of blackouts and shaders.

If it’s time to upgrade to more space inside and out, look no further than this stylish modern contemporary family home situated on approximately 1 acre. Just under 2 years young, there are four generous sized bedrooms all with BIR’s, the master suite with His and Her WIR, plus double shower and double vanity. A well planned kitchen with its own butler’s pantry, 900mm quality s/s appliances and ample bench space makes this a joy to prepare meals for family and friends.

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Drouin 29 Bunjil Drive

his stunning custom built property by lite homes is what you’ve been waiting for. Just one year old and sitting on approx. 20m2 of Drouin’s most prime soil. ing sized aster bedroom featuring ensuite with double shower, double vanity and tted out walk in robe. he main bathroom with a separate toilet services the other 2 queen sized bedrooms with BIR’s. A well thought out oce space to suit a business from home, a great space to study or home oce.

Situated in one of Drouins’ most premier locations on Bunjil Drive, this large 4-bedroom home sits on 1 acre of land. he home of approx 31sq R with completed landscaped gardens. his massive home will be suitable for the family looking for that perfect lifestyle upgrade. With plenty of backyard and extensive lawn area for those games of cricket and footy.nce inside hidden behind large rench doors is the master bedroom, complete with a walk-through robe.

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MAKE YOUR HOME IN THE PRIDE OF CLYDE SITUATED in the renowned Berwick Waters Estate, this exceptional home boasts sleek interiors, luxurious finishes and the ultimate in contemporary living. This sophisticated residence comprises a sweeping open plan design which includes four large bedrooms - full ensuite and walk-in robe to master - formal lounge, stunning kitchen with stone benchtops, stainless steel appliances and walk-in pantry plus a generous meals/family area. An alfresco dining area, low maintenance gardens and double garage with internal access complete this superb property. Additional features include ducted heating, two split system air-conditioners, fibre optic to the home, fixed ethernet/data points, full HD CCTV camera system and home automation system. There is so much more to behold that only a personal inspection will reveal. ●

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 35 Riverstone Boulevard, CLYDE NORTH, VIC 3978 Description: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 garage Price: $650,000- $700,000 Inspect: By appointment Contact: Greg Phillips 0417 144 907, FIRST NATIONAL NEILSON PARTNERS BERWICK

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PARKLEA'S Christmas Gift Drive is back this year, in its fourth consecutive year bringing Christmas joy to children in need. The annual drive brings the community together to support disadvantaged families, with gifts delivered via local charities, The 4C's and Windermere. These two local charities help thousands of families across the Cardinia Shire with financial support, housing, job assistance, counselling, life skills training and connection to services. Parklea supports their valuable work and its through community initiative's such as the Gift Drive that helps bring Christmas cheer to families who can't provide their children with a festive Christmas, due to financial obstacles. "We are very grateful for the contribution Parklea makes each year. Many of the children who received the gifts are victims of financial hardship, broken relationships and family violence," said Cheryl Daly, General Manager of The 4C's. Belinda Barker, Fundraising Coordinator for Windermere Child and Family Services, believes that donating brings benefits to everyone in the community. “Since our beginning more than 150 years ago, we have been working to create a stronger, more connected and supported community. The Parklea Christmas Gift Drive is a wonderful example of local residents providing support to others and helping to strengthen our collective future.” This year, following the overwhelming success of this year’s Parklea Winter Food Drive, there will be a variety of donation locations throughout the Cardinia Shire. “The Christmas Gift Drive demonstrates the community spirit and kindness of people within Officer and the wider Cardinia Shire. Going by the generosity of residents who participated in the Food Drive, this year it will be even bigger and better,” said Jarod Mills, com.au

Jarod Mills, Parklea's Sales and Marketing Manager with representatives from local charities, the 4C's and Windermere. Parklea Sales and Marketing manager. Dig deep this year and bring some Christmas cheer to local families, by donating gifts to children aged 0-16 to drop off locations. If you run a local business and wish to offer your business as a drop-off location for next year's gift drive, contact Parklea via parklea.com/ drop-off-location Donations are welcomed until 17 December, however early donations are greatly appreciated. ● realestate.starcommunity.com.au

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5 Lasiandra Circuit, NARRE WARREN The Perfect Family Home

What A Perfect Location!

Price $600,000 - $650,000

A prime Olde Berwick location, right behind the elite St. Margarets School is this fantastic corner block home on 650sqm (approx). Decked outdoor area over-looking the magniﬁcent salt-chlorinated pool, side gate access allows extra space plus 2 car garage. Ducted vacuum, ducted heating, 3 split system aircons and a 3,000 litre water tank! Close to Berwick train station, high schools and primary schools.

View Saturday 12-12:30pm (Photo ID Required) Contact Andrew Brown 0411 043 625 Nick McDonald 0403 697 059

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.

Offers Closing Mon 10th December at 5pm View Saturday 11-11:30am (Photo ID Required) Contact Kristen Turner 0410 615 228

27 Timberside Drive, BEACONSFIELD Setting The Standards High

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Situated in the Oatlands Estate, this delightful open plan family home is sure to impress. An expansive outdoor entertaining area with ﬁxed seating and café blinds that lead out to a large backyard. Double garage with drive through access, 2.7kw solar system, evaporative cooling and gas ducted heating. Close to Fountain Gate, Parkhill Plaza, Oatlands Primary School, Monash freeway and Narre Warren train station.

10 Newman Court, BERWICK

130 Wheelers Park Drive, CRANBOURNE NORTH 3

Priced To Sell!

Auction Saturday 24th November at 1.30pm

Superbly positioned just an easy stroll to surrounding parklands, this immaculate home is only 2 years young. Private decked alfresco ﬁtted with cafe blinds, ducted heating, evaporative cooling, double car garage with internal access and pleasant gardens. The ever convenient Casey Central Shopping Centre, Tulliallan Primary School, Alkira College, public transport and much more is within easy reach.

View Saturday 1-1.30pm (Photo ID Required) Contact Sarah James 0419 144 611 Syarif Machfud 0413 580 556

Price $599,000 - $625,000 Contact Anne Haynes 0417 007 350 Gabrielle Haynes 0419 043 703

18 Langmore Lane, BERWICK 9707 5300 • 439 Princes Highway, OFFICER 5942 1207 • peakerealestate.com.au 12405741-CB47-18

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Pakenham

12 Bavaria Lane

$520,000 - $570,000

BIG LIVING ON BAVARIA!! Located in the Edenbrook Estate is this big family home. Designed & constructed to cater for the whole family & set in a quiet location. Oversized entry greets you upon entering the home. Floorboards in the high trafﬁc rooms for easy maintenance. Main bedroom is spacious & complete with WIR and FES. Theatre room is perfect for the kids come movie night. Beautifully appointed kitchen with island bench, pantry + stone benchtops. Huge family room at the rear with loads of natural light. Double garage with internal access. Bedrooms two, three and four are all generous in size. Ducted heating, landscaped gardens & lawns complement this great home. This one is here to be sold!!

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Pakenham

8 Pargeter Court

$410,000 - $450,000

NEAT AS A PIN! This well loved and cared for home is looking for its new owner – weather it be a ﬁrst home buyer, people looking to downsize it is ideal for both or maybe it’s an investor who will pounce, time will tell. A three bedroom home with aluminium windows, comfortable living space and an updated/ refreshed kitchen that includes gas cooking and a built in pantry. Modern and functional bathroom, good sized laundry and a rear pergola that keeps you dry in winter and provides plenty of shade in summer. There is also a spacious rear yard and dual car accommodation. Now it’s your move – and you don’t have to do a thing but unpack your bags here if you’re the lucky new owner.

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Pakenham

3/87 Slattery Place

$360,000 - $390,000

POTENTIAL AND LOCATION - COMMERCIAL EDGE Could you be closer to the shopping centre, all transport options and medical facilities is my question to you with the prime location of this well aged brick veneer unit. The unit comprises two bedrooms both with robe space, open plan living with adjoining meals area and hostess kitchen. A rear sunroom and a lovely rear yard for the dog/cat or veggie garden. The potential is here to see and the astute will be looking to make a move with plenty of potential into the future.

Inspect Sunday 25th November 1:00 - 1:30pm

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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. Walking distance to Pakenham CBD, Marketplace, Train Station and Supermarkets. Don’t delay, make the move today!!

Phil Caswell 0419 882 650

Steve Hobson 0418 897 411

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O’BRIEN’S NEW GOOD WILL PARTNERSHIP O’BRIEN’S Real Estate has joined forces with the Pakenham Racing Club in a non-forprofit partnership to raise cash for those in need. As part of a newly formed sponsorship deal, O’Brien’s and the Pakenham Racing Club will spearhead a number of fundraising events in the coming year. Director Rod Capuano estimates the agency’s O’Brien Foundation has approximately $67,000 to contribute to local community groups, sporting clubs and those in need. Mr Capuano is even investigating if the group can support the family of Visesio Natoealofa, who was tragically killed in a motorcycle accident earlier this month. The foundation will require a charity on Vise’s family’s behalf to contribute the money to. “We’re enthusiastic to support local charities and sporting groups and anybody who is in need,” Mr Capuano said. “Whether it is sick kids, people with illnesses or somebody who can’t work because of a bad accident - we want to help out.” In one example, Mr Capuano detailed how the O’Brien Foundation provided an ailing woman the chance to participate in a Sydney marathon. “She had a life sentence and all that she wanted to do was a Sydney to Surf event,” he said. “We paid for her to get down there and she was able to do that before she died.” Under the renewed partnership, the foundation will host a large-scale charity event on 11 April - anticipating to raise between $20,000 and $30,000. Those in need can apply for a grant on the O’Brien Real Estate Foundation website. ●

The team at Pakenham's O'Brien Real Estate are confident their partnership with the Pakenham Racing Club will be a huge win for those in need.

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5/241 Soldiers Road

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3 Just Joey Drive

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16 Tranquility Place

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25 Bellbird Avenue

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11 Clover Close

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45 Fairweather Parade

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10 Ros Way

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7 Mowbray St

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36 Jamie Court

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11 Caserta Drive

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16 Ample Ave

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7 Emily Close

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19 Cameron Way

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63 Bridgewater Boulevard Sat 2.00pm - 2.30pm

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17 Grove Gardens

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43 Moore Mews

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2/11 King St

1 Carey Cres

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17 Lyrebird Avenue

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10 Stonebridge Lane

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45 Lakeside Boulevard Sat 10.00am - 10.30am Peake Real Estate - 9707 5300

31 Gardenia St

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CRANBOURNE NORTH

6/31 Syme Rd

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18 Seville Street

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3 Flack Way

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16 Plenty Way

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4 Lena Court

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8 Calibre Circuit

102 Telford Drive

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111 High Street

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9 Pheasant Court

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40 Melissa Way

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30 Hoyles Road

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18 Conrad Court

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TYNONG NORTH

5 Strathavan Drive

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5 Lasiandra Circuit

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560 Tynong North

10 Newman Court

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20 Nathan Court

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YANNATHAN

21 Clendon Street

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8 Cowdray Crescent

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FOCUS ON ... EDUCATION CHOICES

Secure and caring St. Patrick's Pakenham aims to provide a nurturing atmosphere that leads each child to a sense of self-worth and provides encouragement in a secure environment. Principal Mick O'Brien explained that each child, through a belief in themselves, in others and in a loving God is encouraged to strive for excellence and to have hope for the future. "Every young person must also learn to accept responsibility for their own actions and behaviour," Mr O'Brien said. "As a Catholic School, we are called to serve the local community, to teach the Catholic faith, to promote educational

excellence and to nurture the growth and wellbeing of all students, families and staff. "The Gospel values of Jesus Christ will be reflected in a learning environment where knowledge is enlightened by faith. These values will be reflected in the way we act. The Christian identity of our school will be alive, inspired and celebrated." Mr O'Brien said that the education programme provided by teachers must take account of the individual needs of each child and build independent, empowered learners who are risk takers and deep thinkers.

"An explicit, coherent, sequential plan for curriculum delivery must be enabled, where teachers have an understanding of the continuum of learning and where each child sits on that continuum," Mr O'Brien said. "The educational link with home is a vital part of this process. St Patrick's has a dedicated team of staff who are part of a supportive, Christian community. "We warmly invite prospective parents to meet with us and to view the extensive and excellent educational and recreational facilities we have here," Mr O'Brien said

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Doveton Medical Centre 80 Power Road Doveton 3177 03 9792 4060

Delivering babies for over 100 years. Experience matters.

Saturday Nov 17th, 2018 11am, 11.30am, 12 noon or 12.30pm

We will help you make sense of maternity care & decide which option is best for your family:

Doveton Medical Centre welcomes their new General Practitioner, Dr Priyanthi Gunawardana. Priyanthi graduated from the Faculty of Medicine University of Colombo in Sri Lanka in 1994. She worked as an anaesthetist for nearly 12 years and migrated to Australia in 2006. Priyanthi then started work as a hospital medical officer at Western Hospital Footscray before moving to La Trobe Regional Hospital in Traralgon where she worked in emergency, obstetrics and gynaecology, psychiatry and rehabilitation medicine. She also worked as a general practitioner in Gippsland from 2010 until 2018. Doveton Medical Centre has been part of the local community since 1963 and continues to support their patients with expert care from experienced doctors, nurse and support staff. The centre prides itself on providing a warm and friendly environment and personalized care for all their patients. New patients and walk-ins are most welcome! To make an appointment with Dr Priyanthi or Dr Ravi, call 9792 4060.

be that way if you take advantage of St John of God Berwick Hospital’s family planning information session being held on Saturday 17 November at its Kangan Drive location,” a St John of God spokesperson said. “All families, even grandparents-to-be, are welcome to attend the free information sessions which run for 30 minutes and include a behind the scenes tour of the hospital’s maternity ward.” Running every 30 minutes from 11am to 12:30pm, session times can be reserved online at sjog.org.au/berwickpregnancyplanning. Bookings are essential. For more information contact the maternity unit on 8784 5368.

Dr Priyanthi Gunawardana. Doveton Medical Centre is located at 80 Power Road in Doveton. Opening hours are; Monday to Friday 8.30am to 7pm, Saturday 8.30am to 1.30pm and public holidays 8.30am to 1.30pm.

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St John of God Berwick Hospital is well-placed to give expecting parents all the information they will need in order to make a more informed decision about planning for a family.

Welcome Dr Gunawardana

Information session:

Making sense of pregnancy planning

The St John of God Berwick Hospital team says that there is a range of questions expecting parents need to have answers to before they decide to get pregnant. “Did you know that most private health funds require you to take out cover for a minimum of 12 months prior to having your baby? That means that if you want to access expert care in exceptional comfort at St John of God Berwick Hospital you need to research health insurance providers, along with your hospital and obstetrician choices long before you decide to get pregnant,” a St John of God spokesperson said. “Do you want to be able to choose your obstetrician? Does your obstetrician work in the hospital you’d like to deliver your baby at? How much will it cost in the private system as opposed to the public one? Why is choosing the private system better for you and the health of your baby? What extra comforts and services differentiate St John of God Berwick Hospital from other hospitals in your area? How can you prepare for pregnancy?” With over 100 years of experience delivering babies in the local region, St John of God Berwick Hospital is well-placed to give expecting parents all the information they will need in order to make a more informed decision about planning for a family. “Getting pregnant can be an exciting and yet overwhelming experience but it doesn’t have to

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WHAT’S ON New members welcome:

Choirs members wanted

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

Cannons Creek Environmental Festival: Cannons Creek Environmental Festival 2018 will host a range of environmental displays to showcase how residents can better care for our community. There will be face painting, a jumping castle, a free BBQ and much more. Sunday 25 November at Cannons Creek Community Place, 15 Cannons Creek Rd, Cannons Creek from 11am-3pm.

Casey Grange Retirement Village market Come along for some great bargains at the Cranbourne West craft market on Saturday 24 November from 10am-3pm at 75 Evans Road, Cranbourne West

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.

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

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.

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, non-members $40, students $15. Bookings essential. Booking Form attached and also at www.rbgfriendscranbourne.org.au

Hampton Park Uniting Church

Doors open at 11.30am at 1 Coral Drive Hampton Park.

New Vogue, Ballroom, and Latin Dancing

Cranbourne and District Garden Club

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.

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.

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Rivals in Premier thriller By Nick Creely It was absorbing, intense Premier Cricket, with local rivals itching for bragging rights. And while runs flowed and the bat definitely trumped the ball over the course of the Saturday and Sunday clash, the contest was nonetheless engrossing, with twists and turns at every corner. But in the end, a draw was all that could be salvaged as Casey-South Melbourne very nearly chased down Dandenong's mammoth 370 off the back of a sublime 154 to skipper Luke Wells in the final hour of day two. The Swans won the toss and elected to bowl, with a slight breeze making for comfortable conditions at a picturesque Casey Fields. The first ball of the match very nearly yielded a wicket, with spearhead Nathan Lambden roaring in excitement as a ball seared into the pads of visiting skipper Tom Donnell. It could have been one of the game changers, and a huge unsettler for the Panthers, but luckily, the umpire didn't agree, and shook his head as the Swans waited in anticipation. Donnell (75) and his dangerous opening partner, Brett Forsyth, were beginning to look comfortable and find gaps around a ground that was lightning along the surface, before the latter was perhaps harshly adjudged caught behind for 25 to give the home side their opening wicket. Jackson Fry (3/61) forced an edgy looking Ed Newman to find Luke Wells at slip, who took a belter of a catch to remove the left hander, and suddenly, the Panthers were 2/67. Aggression, and a combination of hard running and deft touches were the highlight of Donnell and LJ Edwards (57), who after lunch, piled on the runs, with the pair making the most of the older ball and lightning outfield. But, Wells (1/56) and his leggies struck, trapping Edwards in front just when it looked like he could get out of hand, and then, within a few overs, rising spinner Jonah Serong (1/63) brought the game back to level pegging by denying a disappointed Donnell a century, getting through the gate with a sharp piece of offspin. But the final session truly belonged with the reigning premiers, cracking 141 runs and making the Swans run ragged around the field. It started with champion all-rounder James Nanopoulos (86), who despite starting slowly and pushing the ball around, very quickly found his groove as the late afternoon sun made batting the only place you'd want to be, in a sign of what he's capable of with the bat. With spin the go to for Wells, the Panthers made the tiring bowling side pay, with spinner Akshat Buch (48 not out) and veteran Darren

The Swans celebrate the early wicket of Ed Newman on day one at Casey Fields. 187705 Pattinson (23 off 12 balls) launching late, with Donnell declaring late on a monster 8/369. Ryan Quirk was almost immediately gone the next morning, trapped LBW by James Nanopoulos (4/75), and with young seamer Jakeb Thomas snaring the edge of Jared Maxwell (14) in the first hour, the Swans were looking a long way from giving the chase a shake at 2/37. But, similar to how day one unfolded, batting became easier as the day progressed, and crucially, skipper Luke Wells was there, playing with his usual fluency and class. Wells and his vice-captain Lachlan Sperling (36) worked hard before lunch to put on 60 runs, before the untimely departure of the latter only minutes before the end of the first

session. Fresh off a century, Michael Wallace once again looked in strong touch, continuing to rotate the strike. Despite Wallace being snared by seamer James Wilcock for 36, Wells' brilliant knock was saluted with his century just before the tea break - his second in just five digs at the club - getting his side to 4/215 with little over two hours of game time left. It was then the talented Jordan Wyatt's (54) turn to dig in and find some form in conjunction with his confident skipper, and the dynamic middle-order player was in his groove, enjoying the freedom of the chase as he began to use all of his aggressive attitude to swing the game in the home side's favour. But Nanopoulos snared Wyatt at an oppor-

Picture: ROB CAREW tune time, with the star all-rounder continuing his fine game by stamping his authority in the big moments. Nanopoulos, however, picked up the Panthers' sixth wicket with Dev Pollock caught for 23 and with 44 runs left to get, before he ended the innings of the skipper for 154 moments later, with the safe hands of Brett Forsyth giving the visitors a chance to reverse the tide and surge for a win. Next over, James Wilcock picked up his third, rattling the stumps of Nathan Lambden to bring the Swans to 8/328 with minutes left to play. But Serong and Maxwell managed to fight out the remaining few overs, with the Swans scraping their way to 8/332 at stumps despite some intense pressure.

Meengâ€™s shining dedication to the cause By David Nagel Trying to get Michael Meeng to give himself a pat on the back is proving as difficult as trying to drag him away from his beloved junior and senior football clubs at Officer. Meeng, who began his involved at Starling Road in 1990, was acknowledged for his outstanding contribution to football by claiming the 2018 WorkSafe AFL Victoria Country Volunteer of the Year Award at the Community Football Awards held at the Docklands on Friday night. Meeng was chosen from a group of 24 nominees, selected from more than 78,000 volunteers from around Victoria. As part of his prize he enjoyed an AFL experience of a lifetime, being part of the Toyota Grand Final Parade on Friday September 28, before heading to the MCG to watch the 2018 Toyota AFL Grand Final between Collingwood and West Coast. "I knew nothing about it until about two weeks before the AFL Grand Final," Meeng said. "I got a call from the AFL saying I had won the award and I told them they had the wrong number - and then nearly drove off the road. I had to pull over and compose myself, I was 34 STAR NEWS

over the moon to receive an award like this after 28 years at the club." The affable Meeng said he saw himself as no different to the thousands of other volunteers who give their heart and soul to their clubs on a daily basis. "There are a million people like me with similar reasons for being involved in sport at a community level, we all love it and simply know that the jobs are there and have to get done," he said. "Some people like to sit back and criticise and never get their hands dirty, but being involved as a volunteer is a very rewarding experience." Meeng, who was awarded life membership of the Officer Senior Football Club - formerly Rythdale/Officer/Cardinia (ROC) - in late September, played a key role in the formation of the Officer Kangaroos Junior Football Club in 2001. He was also involved in the development of Officer Auskick a year later and now plays an important role in liaising for the junior club between the seniors and local council. The well-respected Meeng said there was a simple reason why he still commits so much of his time and effort to Officer.

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"I always have, and always will, get a buzz out of being involved, and it all comes down to the kids and seeing the smiles on their faces," he said. "I helped start the Officer Kangaroos Junior Football Club and then Auskick the following year - just to see the way things have developed, and how people have grown and moved on gives you a really warm feeling inside." Meeng said the development of people who had started their careers at Officer/ROC, such as Essendon development coaches Mark and Paul Corrigan and former Richmond star Greg Tivendale, made the experience all worthwhile. He also acknowledged that his contribution to local sport was not all of his own doing. "My family has been so supportive over the years, especially my wife Kayleen who has been by my side since the beginning of the Officer Kangaroos," he said. "But, over such a long journey, there are many people that you get to know and work with and they have all played significant roles as well. As I said earlier, there a million people like me who love getting involved and making a difference." AFL South East clubs provided five of the 24 nominees, with Meeng joined by Ella Anga-

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On the verge of AFL dream By Hayley Wildes With the 2018 AFL Draft kicking off on Thursday and continuing on Friday, there are plenty of local stars to keep an eye on, with the Dandenong Stingrays and Gippsland Power boasting an array of potential draftees. The Dandenong Stingrays took home the 2018 TAC Cup Premiership - the first in their history - and it was their depth of talent that won them the flag. Because of this, expect plenty of Stingrays' names to be called over the two-day draft. Sam Sturt and Bailey Williams are Dandenong's top prospects. Sturt's meteoric rise into a potential top-20 draft pick is incredible. A prodigious cricket talent, Sturt only broke into the Stingrays side late in the season, but his athleticism and brilliance around goal immediately stood out. Williams has long been seen as a potential first round selection and although he has drifted throughout the year, he will most likely be taken around the pick 30 mark. The club that drafts him will be getting a versatile player, one that can play forward or ruck, and despite his size can compete with the best of them on the ground. Will Hamill and Toby Bedford may be the next Rays selected. Bedford, who is a Melbourne Next Generation Academy player, will find his way to Melbourne as they can match any bid for him. The Demons currently hold picks 29, 32, 38 and 54; 38 or 54 will most likely be used on Bedford. Hamill is an exciting prospect with speed and smarts, he will offer his new club run and carry and will most likely be selected somewhere in the range of 35 to 55. Riley Bowman and Zac Foot offer plenty of value as late picks and should end up finding an AFL home. Bowman is one of the best ruck prospects in the draft and a team looking to develop a young ruck won't go wrong by selecting Bowman. Foot can play all over the ground and whether he goes forward or has a run in the midfield, has

Warragul's Noah Gown is a strong chance to get drafted this week. 181554 Pictures: STEWART CHAMBERS proven himself as a bonafide AFL draft prospect. The likes of Sam Fletcher and Mitch Riordan are a chance to find AFL homes and if they aren't selected in the national draft, are tantalising rookie draft prospects. Captain Campbell Hustwaite, who came equal-third in the TAC Cup best and fairest, also wouldn't disappoint as a rookie selection. For the Gippsland Power, a team that was one win away from the TAC Cup grand final, its draftable talent doesn't run as deep, but the prospects are just as exciting. Captain Xavier Duursma was a workhorse all year for the Power. He is tough and runs all day and will be a valued selection, most likely in the 20-30 range.

Bailey Williams will find an AFL home this week. 183170 Warragul local Noah Gown is another draft bolter and looks set to be drafted. The tall forward, who was an exciting basketball prospect, made the decision to give up basketball and focus on getting drafted. The decision paid off as he tore apart the TAC Cup competition and took out Gippsland's best and fairest. A possible late selection, Gown will provide plenty of forward firepower if selected. Irving Mosquito, a Hawthorn Next Generation

Academy member, has been nominated by the Hawks, meaning they will have rights to draft him should any other club bid for him on draft day. He is an exciting small forward and the pressure he puts on inside 50 is exactly what clubs are searching for these days. If he goes un-drafted, look for him to be taken in the rookie draft. Gippsland defender Kyle Reid is another prospect that may find an AFL home through the rookie draft.

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QUIZ NUMBER 1637 1. WHO was the first American man to win three consecutive Wimbledon tennis titles? 2. WHICH state has won cricket’s Sheffield Shield the most times since 2000? 3. WHICH Canadian city hosted the 2010 winter Olympics? 4. WHO trained Gurners Lane to the 1982 Melbourne-Caulfield Cup double? 5. WHO captained England to its famous 1966 World Cup soccer triumph? 6. WHICH two legendary boxers clashed in Zaire in 1974? 7. WHO does controversial soccer star Luis Suárez now play for? 8. AT which course did Greg Norman score his 1986 British Open golf success? 9. WHICH famous battlefield figure was once President of the United States Olympic committee? 10. WHAT nationality was champion squash player Jahangir Khan? 11. WHO was the last Test cricketer to be knighted? 12. WHICH Brit won cycling’s Tour de France in 2012? 13. WHICH sport began a nation-wide competition in Australia in 1977? 14. WHICH Australian tennis-playing brothers both reached the Wimbledon semi-finals in 1962? 15. WHO won the Australian and British Open golf titles in 1974? 16. WHICH former Footscray AFL captain-coach played in every position on the field? 17. HOW many circles appear on the Olympic flag? 18. WHAT is generally accepted as the world’s fastest moving team sport? 19. WHICH American hurdler won over 100 straight races? 20. WHO skippered the American yacht Liberty that lost the America’s Cup to Australia II in 1983? ANSWERS: 1. Pete Sampras 2. Queensland 3. Vancouver 4. Geoff Murphy 5. Bobby Moore. 6. Muhammed Ali and George Foreman 7. FC Barcelona 8. Turnberry 9. Douglas MacArthur 10. Pakistani 11. Sir Richard Hadlee 12. Bradley Wiggins 13. Soccer 14. Neale and John Fraser 15. Gary Player 16. Ted Whitten 17. Five 18. Ice hockey 19. Edwin Moses 20. Dennis Connor

The Casey Demons' inaugural Victorian Netball League (VNL) squad is coming together nicely ahead of the 2019 season. After gaining a VNL licence earlier this year, the Casey Demons got straight to work in setting the foundations for a strong future. Casey recently announced the signings of Emma Ryde and Erin Bell, both of whom have Suncorp Super Netball experience and will be key cogs in Casey's offence. Bell is a dual netball World Cup gold medallist as a member of the Australian Diamonds in 2011 and 2015, and most recently played for the Collingwood Magpies in Suncorp Super Netball. Ryde represented Australia at the 2017 Under-21 World Youth Cup, made her Suncorp Super Netball debut in 2016 and grew up in Dandenong. Both players are goalers and coach Robynn Pym is thrilled to have them on board for season 2019. "It's exciting that we've signed Emma and Erin," Pym said. "They've come on board, they live in the area and they're very excited to take the culture of the group to another level, which I think is going to help the club get a kick start. "Erin has retired from Suncorp Super Netball and lives in the area and her partner Travis Tuck plays football for Berwick. This is her opportunity to give back to grassroots netball as well as still compete at a high level. "Emma had three years at Vixens - I coached her in 2015 and she was successful in that year of VNL and from there catapulted into a Vixens contract and a Vic Fury contract. She's a player pathway coach with our 13-and-under Casey representative team as well." While Pym has her sights set on building a squad that can immediately challenge the best of the best on court, she is also focused on building a strong link between the club and the community.

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