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It's beginning to feel a lot like Christmas in Cranbourne!

Delve into this special Christmas wrap for nifty gift ideas, a guide to Carols By Candlelight in Casey, information on festive events at local shopping centres and special offers from advertisers. Meanwhile, Seniru and the rest of the students at St Peter's College want to remind everyone to give generously to those less fortunate this December.

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Dig deep for the needy

By Ophelia Heng, St Peter's College Social Justice Captain, East Campus St Vinnies Cranbourne is one of the top Vinnies organisations in Australia, in regards to numbers of families and individuals who ask for help.

St. Peter’s College each year supports the St Vinnie’s Christmas Appeal by collecting and donating items that the students and their families think other families would enjoy having on Christmas Day. Every year my family has participated in this appeal and, not only does it bring joy to us as a family, but brings hope and joy to those who are more disadvantaged than us.

St Francis of Assisi said that “it is in giving that we receive“.

St. Peter’s College has a very strong Social Justice Program from Year 7 right through to Year 12 for students and in turn our families and community.

We all have the capacity to give and we are asking all families in our college community to

support the appeal by placing their gifts under the house Christmas trees.

Food items such as plum puddings, Christmas cakes, sweet biscuits, soft drinks and lollies will all bring a smile to someone’s face who is less fortunate than ourselves.

An unwrapped child's gift would also be greatly appreciated under our giving tree and in turn by those who may otherwise not receive a gift on Christmas morning.

All food items and gifts are presented at our College Advent Mass on 6 December.

In closing I ask staff, students, their families and the community at large, that when you shop over the next couple of weeks, please remember those who are less fortunate than ourselves and how we all can bring joy and hope to other's this Christmas.

Donations can be brought to reception at either the St. Peter’s College West Campus in Cranbourne or the East Campus in Clyde North, where a Christmas giving tree has been set up.

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There are lots of opportunities to enjoy Carols by Candlelight across Casey.

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Organiser: Aspire Church Cranbourne Community Christmas Carols Date: Saturday 15 December Venue: St Johns Anglican Church, Cranbourne Time: 6.30pm-9pm Cost: Free Details: Featuring Cranbourne Chorale, Senetenari Smalley, principal performer in the Schools Spectacular 2016 and 2017 and Joshua Roberts singer, songwriter of Babel’s End and Flynn Roberts music. Bring your own chair, picnic rug and candle.There will be a craft tent for children, a free sausage sizzle, petting farm, face painting and more and 250 free showbags for children aged 3-12.

Organisers: Cranbourne Presbyterian Church and St John’s Anglican Church Rotary Club of Berwick’s Carols by Candlelight Date: Saturday 15 December Venue: Edwin Flack Reserve Time: 6pm - 9.25pm Cost: $2 per person, children under 13 free Highlights: face-painting and Elf Christo, primary school and college singers, Santa, choirs, solo singers and fireworks Clyde Carols by Candlelight Date: Saturday 1 December Venue: Hillcrest Christian College oval Time: 5.30pm to 9.30pm.

Attractions: Free kids’ amusments, free carnival rides, sausage sizzle, food vendors, raffle prizes, Santa aboard a fire truck.

Organiser: Gethsemane Church Carols by Twilight Date: Monday 24 December Time: 7pm-9.30pm Venue: Max Pawsey Recreation Reserve, Princes Highway, Narre Warren.

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Get into the festive spirit and enjoy traditional carols by candlelight across Casey. Here is a list of the events scheduled throughout December.

Casey Choir Christmas Concert Date: Sunday 2 December Time: 7.30pm - 10pm Venue: Akoonah Park Highlights: The choir will perform its new Christmas program and there will be audience participation with some of the well-known carols.

Cost: adults $20, concession $15, Under 12 Free. Bookings essential Contact: Call Natalie on 9790 0149 Narre Warren North Community Carols Date: Saturday 8 December Time: Sausage sizzle begins at 6.30pm, carols at 7.20pm.

Venue: A’Beckett Road Reserve, corner Tom Jones and A’Beckett roads, Narre Warren North Cost: $5 for a family of four, $2 for singles.

Organiser: Narre Warren North Uniting Church Christmas on the Foreshore Date: Friday 14 December Time: Starts at 6pm. Fireworks at 9.30-10pm Venue: Tooradin foreshore Cost: Gold Coin Donation. Money is used to maintain the foreshore facilities.

Hampton Park Carols by Candlelight Date: Friday 14 December Time: 7.30pm - 10.30pm Venue: Cairns Road Reserve, Campbell Drive, Hampton Park Cost: Free Featuring: Trent Bell, who stared on The Voice in 2018

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Lynbrook Village will once again present its Christmas Evening Market on Thursday 29 November from 3pm until dark.

The event is set to be a fantastic evening out for the entire family with market stalls, food vendors, late night shopping and lots of activities including face painting, jumping castle, live music and more.

“We are very conscious of including and supporting our local community,” Lynbrook Village Marketing Manager Melanie Brown said.

“We love people coming to the event at the shopping centre where they can enjoy everything on offer within our outdoor space - a space we love to share with the public. This is a good fit with our tagline Live, Love, Shop, Support Local” Market-goers have the opportunity to browse through the 30 plus market stalls to find amazing handmade and unique products, as well as being able to grab a bite to eat at one of the market’s fantastic retailers or food vendors.

Melanie explained that the funds raised from the event will go to support The Royal Children’s Hospital.

“Our customers are people with young families so we decided that the Children’s Hospital was a good cause for us to support,” Melanie said.

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The Lynbrook Village Christmas Evening Market will take place on Thursday 29 November from 3pm till dark.

Over $3,600 has been raised with the generous support of locals and visitors to the last four markets.

Santa will arrive with gifts for everyone and will take up residence in the main foyer from 10am to 1pm every Saturday until Christmas for ‘Selfies with Santa’ with donations of nonperishable items supporting The Cranbourne Food Truck most welcome. Previously, Lynbrook locals have very generously supported this program by donating over $4,000 worth of goods.

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With less than a month until Christmas, Australia Post is keeping Post Office doors open longer at over 170 locations, as it moves into its busiest festive period ever.

Residents in Cranbourne Park can visit their local Post Office six days a week during the extended retail hours of 9am – 5pm Monday to Friday, and 9am – 2pm Saturday until December 21.

Australia Post General Manager Post Office Network David McNamara said extended trading hours will give customers more choice and convenience as they send and receive their Christmas gifts in time for the big day.

“We know Christmas is a really busy time of the year so we are giving our customers greater flexibility to come in and send all their presents, or pick them up, when it best suits them,”

Mr McNamara said.

“With the online shopping boom continuing, we’re delivering record volumes and we want to make sure our customers have convenient access to our products and services to help them get ready for the big day.

“Last year we delivered 37 million parcels in December and we’re expecting to exceed that number this year, so it’s all hands on deck at Cranbourne Park Post Office.”

Earlier this month, Australia Post announced a record number of additional workers – close to 3,000 – ahead of the busy Christmas period.

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Meals spread cheer among struggling Casey families for Cranbourne Secondary Colleges' senior hospitality students who prepared and provided hot meals once a week.

Ms Marsh added "will be having our annual Christmas barbecue later in December where Santa will give out Christmas Hampers to our clients."

A Folk Uniting Night (FUN) is a monthly open mic musical evening is held at Cranbourne Regional Uniting Church on the third Saturday of every month at 7.30pm to raise funds for the Food Truck. F.U.N. is sponsored

by Evolution Music Lynbrook.

Backpack 4 Kids, Four Golden Hearts, along with other Cranbourne Churches and business have all supported and contributed to The Food Truck throughout the year.

Ms Marsh said Balla Balla Community Centre has a monthly collection of non-perishable goods and just recently one of their groups "Boomerang Bags" donated 100 reusable shopping bags to The Food Truck.

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As the festive season quickly approaches, some families are dreading going without a hot, nutritious meal.

However, the Cranbourne Food Truck, which is run by 60 volunteers, is preparing to reach those in need this Christmas.

Operated by the Cranbourne Regional Uniting Church, the service operates after hours four nights per week.

"The aim of The Food Truck is to provide continual access to hot meals, groceries and toiletries in a safe and welcoming environment, without judgement of race, religion, sexuality or gender," secretary Christine Marsh said.

Last December, the Food Truck received a $10,000 grant from Westpac Foundation's Community Grants program which has helped cover the costs of running the truck.

"The grant has meant that we have been able to continue our work into the community by providing, approximately 300 meals per month," Ms Marsh said.

She said the Food Truck was most grateful

Christmas is fast approaching and the fact is that most of us will not be home to receive our online purchases. What a headache! But for City of Casey residents the Robert family, the pressure is off this Christmas. They have a new additional to the family - the smartest home delivery unit called UBOX. “My family and I love online shopping but hate having missed deliveries," said Ben Robert.

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exchange for donated goods Because CCL has not been collecting overdue fines from borrowers in 2018, the Forgiving Tree has also been opened up for everyone to make a contribution, even if they do not have any outstanding fines.

“Our community has responded so generously in the last couple of years. It makes a big difference for locals doing it tough,” Mr Buckingham said.

“This year we are accepting donations from everyone, even if they don’t have any lost or overdue items that need to be returned.”

The campaign runs until Christmas Eve. All CCL branches will accept non-perishable food with intact packaging and best before dates in 2019. Christmas gifts should be new and unwrapped.

“We encourage one another to push our limits.“ An accountant, Zaman has always been self-employed.

“Not many shops have a large range of outdoor furniture and we believed we could bring value to customers as they can visit one shop and have a large range to choose from,“ Zaman explained.

Yaser has a sales and marketing degree and worked for Coles and a high end rug business before joining his father in the furniture business.

“At Cozy Furniture we pride ourselves on offering top quality products, exclusive designs and exeptional customer service as well as outstanding after sales service,“ said Yaser.

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Casey Cardinia Libraries (CCL) has established “Forgiving Trees” at every branch in the lead up to the festive season.

Members of the community are encouraged to contribute items of food or unwrapped gifts for locals in need of a helping hand.

This year, CCL has partnered with WAYSS, Cranbourne and Casey North CISS, The 4Cs, Transit Outreach Service, Hampton Park Community House, Barry Plant Emerald and Emerald Community House to help those who need some extra support.

“CCL are really grateful for the opportunity to work with local charity partners to celebrate the spirit of giving with our community,” CCL CEO Chris Buckingham said.

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Business acumen runs in the Fazil family.

Zaman Fazil and his son Yaser have owned and managed Cozy Indoor Outdoor Furniture in Narre Warren for nine years.

It’s a family business journey that Yaser says has been “epic“.

“We love seeing happy customers who know they can come to our store and purchase furniture that will be stylish and comfortable as they entertain their friends and families,“ he said.

“Customers keep referring us to their family and friends so this has been an epic journey.“ Cozy Furniture used to be The Outdoor Furniture Specialists. Zaman and Yaser have rebranded and expanded the store’s range now stocking both indoor and outdoor furniture as well as giftware and accessories.

“We always have each other’s back and know each other’s strengths and weaknesses,“ said Yaser.

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Set for victory Labor candidate Pauline Richards is headed towards a resounding win in the seat of Cranbourne following the state election on Saturday 24 November. With more than 73 per cent of votes counted, Ms Richards had polled 25,833 votes, giving her a 60.82 per cent hold of the two-party preferred votes - ahead of Liberal candidate AnnMarie Hermans who was sitting on 39.19 per cent.

This comes as Labor had held the Cranbourne seat by only 2.34 per cent at the 2014 election.

The seat, which is Victoria’s fastest-growing

electorate, with enrolments jumping 35 per cent since 2014, had nine candidates vying for the electorate.

Schools, public transport, roads, crime, and health were shaping as the key issues to decide who took Cranbourne .

In a statement, Ms Richards thanked the Cranbourne community for placing their trust in the Andrews Labor Government.

“I am honoured and humbled by the strength of the local support as it appears likely that Labor will continue to represent this community,” she said. “I would particularly like to thank the

hundreds of local community members who volunteered on the campaign, spending hours and day’s side-by-side telling their stories about how Labor supports an inclusive and optimistic vision for everyone in Cranbourne.

“I would like to particularly thank Jude Perera for his amazing service. He has left big shoes to fill and I will endeavour to continue his work.

“Our community is strong, diverse and Cranbourne is a great place to live,” she added. “I look forward to working closely with you all over the years ahead.” Retiring Labor MP Jude Perera, who has held the Cranbourne seat since 2002, said it

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“I wish the new Member for Cranbourne, Pauline Richards all the very best and I’m sure Pauline will do a great job working for our local area,” he said. Derryn Hinch’s Justice Party candidate Jason Soultanidis attracted 4.54 per cent of primary votes, while Transport Matters candidate Tarlochan Singh had garnered 3.62 per cent of votes.

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By Brendan Rees The tragic death of a young Pearcedale man has rocked the community as tributes flowed for the "gentle giant" who had a "beautiful heart."

Jayden Morgan, 21, was airlifted to hospital after he was struck by a car on Pearcedale Road in Cranbourne South about 11pm on Saturday 17 November - but sadly succumbed to his injuries.

Jayden had just left a party and was waiting for his Uber lift when he stepped onto the roadside, where the oncoming driver didn't see him.

Police say the male driver of the car stopped to assist and was assisting police with their enquiries. The sudden death of the "adored" son of Leanne Morgan and "much loved brother of Tahlia" has shocked family and friends.

"A week today my world changed my heart was shattered and my family was broken," Leanne said.

"I'll always love you and hold you close to my heart; you will always be my baby boy. Fly high beautiful angel, love you to moon stars and beyond."

Jayden's friends have remembered the popular member of the Pearcedale Football Club as an "incredible person" who had a "heart of pure gold."

"When I was down you were there for me like nobody else, you always put your friends and family before yourself," one posted on Facebook.

Another said: "You were loved by so many.

This breaks my heart! Life can be so unfair."

"Thank you Jayden Morgan for everything you've done for me and all the memories I'll never forget, you are such an amazing person inside and out," one friend wrote.

Jayden, a keen Melbourne Demons supporter, worked at Bunnings in Hastings and had also started his plumbing apprenticeship in February.

Leanne said he was a hard worker, with his boss recognising he had a "good future in the trade," who had "recently elevated him to being able to go out and work in his own truck."

He completed his schooling at Pearcedale Primary School and Kooweerup Secondary College.

A makeshift memorial was made at the front of Jayden's family home in his honour, which was adorned with blue and red scarves and VB cans in tribute to "the humorous and fun loving," man who "was loved by so many people."

More than a thousand people united at the Stratus Chapel at Bunurong Memorial Park in Dandenong South on Friday 23 November to pay their respects.

A man has been arrested after he allegedly assaulted his pregnant partner before fleeing in a car which was abandoned in Cranbourne West.

It is alleged a female was assaulted and a 10-month-old child was taken from a Mentone address about midday on Tuesday 27 November.

A pursuit was initiated across a number of south eastern suburbs before it was terminated for safety reasons.

The car, a Toyota Yaris, was later found in Dean Court, Cranbourne West.

A 25-year-old Wodonga man man was arrested at a service station on Hume Highway near Donnybrook about 6pm by members of the Special Operations Group.

The baby was located and did not require any medical treatment.

Two other males were taken into custody at the service station, a 20-year-old Skye man and a 22-year-old Langwarrin man who are currently assisting police with their enquiries.

The 25-year-old has been taken to hospital for treatment of minor injuries and is yet to be interviewed.

Two police members were injured as a result of the incident and are currently being treated for non-life threatening injuries in hospital.

Jayden Morgan has been remembered as a kind-hearted man who always had a smile.

Man airlifted A teenager has been airlifted to hospital after a car struck a pole in Cranbourne East during the early hours on Sunday morning 25 November.

It's believed the ute struck a pole on the Narre Warren-Cranbourne Road, near Hunt Club Boulevard just after 12.30am.

Ambulance Victoria confirmed a man in his late teens suffered head and arm injuries and airlifted to the Alfred Hospital in a critical condition.

Another man in his late teens was taken to Dandenong Hospital in a stable condition with no obvious injuries.

It is believed a number of people may have witnessed the vehicle shortly before the collision and investigators are appealing to them to contact police.

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From birds to frogs, lizards, a wombat, a python, a native flower show, a vintage car display and more – there were all the perfect ingredients to celebrate all things environmental. Families had plenty to do as they gathered for an educational experience at the Cannons Creek Environmental Festival on Sunday 25 November, which was hosted by the Cannons Creek Foreshore Reserves Committee of Management and the Cannons Creek Picture: ROB CAREW Residents Association. Here, Vince Pintaudi from Aussie Wildlife Displays is with 'Elvis' a Red Tail Black Cockatoo. 188019

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A Sandhurst man has been caught allegedly almost six times the legal blood alcohol limit on Friday 23 November.

Police intercepted the 38-year-old male driver on the Peninsula Link in Carrum Downs about 6.40pm where he returned breath test reading of 0.296.

Somerville Highway Patrol impounded the man's car.

Numerous calls were made to 000 reporting an erratic driver on Peninsula Link heading north.

His licence was immediately suspended and his car impounded for 30 days.

He is expected to be charged on summons with drink driving offences.

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By Brendan Rees A woman who takes in abandoned and stray cats is now in need of a home herself.

Daniela Maslen had packed all her belongings into a semi-trailer, thinking the sale of her home in Hampton Park had gone through.

"We already packed up everything and five minutes before the removalists left we got the phone call from our lawyer saying that settlement was not going to happen," she said.

She says the current buyers were "in the process of getting a loan together" after "they have had four months and they didn't do anything."

The founder of 2nd Chance Cat Rescue, who was ready to move into a property she bought in Cranbourne with her husband, is now at a bed and breakfast in Harkaway with their 15 cats - 12 of which have been rescued.

"We are just waiting," Ms Maslen explained.

"We haven't got anything in writing yet so we're still in limbo."

Ms Maslen was running her not-for-profit organisation from Hampton Park home, but saw a better opportunity at the new property to provide more space for the cats.

But now the cats are in cages in the back of the bed breakfast which Ms Maslen says is not ideal as "they can't really do much."

"We have had everything stored away ... everything is in the van and in our car, and trailer."

She said she had to buy more clothes because of all her belongings being in storage.

"We don't have internet access where we are staying, so I can't even use that," Ms

2nd Chance Cat Rescue founder Daniela Maslen with Jacky the cat. 188164 Picture: CATHERINE SMITH Maslen said, adding she needed to use a library to keep up with her emails.

"To top it off my husband isn't working any more ... it makes it much, much harder.

"He's actually having to take his super out to get a bridging loan ... that's not a good thing," she said.

Ms Maslen said moving back into their

Hampton Park home was not an option as it would cost them up to $7000 by the time she moved her belongings from storage, and then eventually back into the new property.

Speaking to her lawyers, she says "they're hopeful" that settlement will be "all going through" which was originally set for 14 November.

Burgess set to return

By Brendan Rees Liberal candidate Neale Burgess looks set to retain his seat of Hastings after the Labor Party stormed to victory in the state election.

With more than 71 per cent of votes counted, Mr Burgess held 52.07 per cent of the twoparty preferred votes - ahead of Labor candidate Simon Meyer, who was sitting on 47.93 per cent of preferred votes.

Mr Burgess acknowledged Labor's huge win, saying "I congratulate the Andrews Labor Government on being given the honour of governing our great state for another four years."

"Victorians spoke loudly and clearly on Saturday and as always, when our community speaks, I listen," he said.

Mr Burgess said the Hastings electorate was "too close to call," with 30 per cent of the vote still to be counted and recounts to follow.

"I am hopeful that our local community has seen fit to again given me the great honour of serving them. If so, I will continue to represent each and every one of them, to the very best of my ability," he said.

"I would also like to congratulate each of the other candidates that contested Saturday's election, for their positive campaigns."

Mr Meyer has been contacted for comment.

Four candidates had thrown their hat in the ring for the seat of Hastings which covers Bittern, Blind Bight, Cannons Creek, Crib Point, French Island, Hastings, HMAS Cerberus, Langwarrin, Langwarrin South, Pearcedale, Somerville, Tooradin, Tyabb and Warneet.

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By Brendan Rees When Cr Sam Aziz migrated to Australia from Egypt with his parents at the age of 10, he could not speak a word of English.

Today, the Mayor Emeritus for the City of Casey has officially launched a book, detailing his personal life, career, and the remarkable opportunities Australia has provided him.

The book titled 'He Leads,' also chronicles the lives of five leaders who share stories of success, celebration and hardship.

"Putting your life on paper is a surreal experience," Cr Aziz said, who is also former director at Australian Customs and Border Protection. "It's an opportunity for reflection; it was a really great chance to put it all there."

The book aims for people to learn how to overcome challenges, communicate and lead.

"I congratulate my fellow authors on their remarkable stories, and I thank my dear friend Samantha Jansen for offering me this rare opportunity," Cr Aziz said.

Cr Aziz, who obtained a Master's Degree in Defence and International Relations at the Australian Defence Force Academy, reveals his perspective on leadership, vision and shaping the future in the book.

"Some never before published life events have been revealed in this book," he explains.

This includes a "very harrowing incident" when, at the age of 25, he was responsible for coordinating a national response following a terrorist attack on Australia, while working for the Counter Terrorism Agency.

"I am honoured to be one of six authors publishing my life story in this remarkable book."

"I also spoke about Bunjil Place: Never in our wildest dreams did we ever imagine building the biggest precinct in local government in the history of Australia," he says.

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Arrest after gun drama

By Brendan Rees A 22-year-old Cranbourne man has been arrested following an alleged non-fatal shooting in Cranbourne East on Wednesday 14 November.

Armed Crime Squad detectives arrested the man at an address in Pumphouse Crescent, Clyde. He is currently assisting police with their enquiries.

The shooting allegedly occurred at Elmslie Drive at 6am.

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

A neighbour said there was sometimes fighting between two of men at the house, who looked like tradies aged between 25 and 35.

The investigation is ongoing.

Investigators believe the parties are known to each other.

Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a confidential report online at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au

Cr Sam Aziz signs his new book, He Leads. agement to new Australian migrants: "If they apply their mind to things they can achieve some amazing things in our country.

"The formula is very simple, you basically work hard, stay within the law and success will come your way, there's no doubt about it."

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Berwick Chase Primary School held their Colour Run for the second year, with 919 students participating and raising a total of $29,573.05 for the school.

Colour fun run raises more than $20,000

By Jessica Anstice Berwick Chase Primary School held its Colour Run for the second year, with 919 students participating and raising a total of $20,000 for the school.

The schools Katie Atkin said the students' commitment to the Fun Run was second to none.

"Our students are so excited about the money they've helped raise for school resources, and they thoroughly enjoyed participating alongside their peers as they cheered each other on," she said.

"Our Colour Run course consisted of lots of different obstacles including a hay bale mountain, crawling under an army net, jumping over tyres, being targeted by water pistols and of course navigating the colour powder stations.

"The schools fundraising group also supported the event by turning up with giant inflatable tunnels that the children ran under."

School Fun Run program director Brendan Hopp said the organisation took great pride in helping schools improve student wellbeing and their learning environment.

"School Fun Run has been supporting schools for more than 30 years," Mr Hopp said.

"As one of the few school fundraisers in Australia that is purely health based, we love seeing the kids take part as they work on building active and healthy lifestyles." cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au

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Celebrating 10 good years

By Brendan Rees

Moonlit Sanctuary took out two awards at the RACV Victorian Tourism Awards gala ceremony.

Sanctuary is honoured

By Brendan Rees Moonlit Sanctuary has won top awards as a leader in tourism excellence.

The Pearcedale wildlife sanctuary took out two accolades including Ecotourism and Tourist Attraction at the RACV Victorian Tourism Awards Gala Ceremony on Thursday 22 November.

Home to more than 400 native animals including kangaroos, koalas, reptiles, birds and rare species, Moonlit Sanctuary gives visitors the opportunity to enjoy close encounters with native Australian wildlife in distinctive day and night experiences.

The Tourism Awards is the tourism and events industry's night of nights, celebrating winners across 30 categories for their outstanding contributions to the industry.

Founder and director Michael Johnson said the sanctuary was thrilled with their win.

"I think it's a fantastic recognition of all the hard work we've been putting in and the significance of Moonlit in the local community now as a tourism attraction," he said.

"Particularly, we're pleased with the Tourism Attraction award because that's a very hard fought one."

Mr Johnson attributes their success to the quality of the sanctuary's presentation.

"Commitment to conservation is very important and the fact that we work hard to make sure our standards are at the highest level possible to make a great experience for our visitors," he said.

He added a "big part on the conservation front" was their Orange-bellied Parrot Breeding for Recovery program. "For the first time we've had an increase in numbers of birds in Melaleuca in Tasmania for the breeding season."

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Alkira Secondary College's 10th birthday celebrations have continued with past students and staff gathering for a special assembly on Friday 23 November.

Guests included the Mayor of the City of Casey Amanda Stapledon, members of Dandenong-Cranbourne RSL, members of Royal Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, and Brendan Kincade from the Vietnam Veterans Education Team.

Past principal Ian McKenzie and current principal John Shaw also delivered speeches

about the history of the school to mark the milestone, which has seen the school's enrolments grow from about a 100 to 1,200 students.

Student leaders said it was "wonderful to see how much our school has achieved."

"I didn't realise that Alkira Secondary College had such an interesting history," student Sherry said Gulpreet said "It was delightful to know more about the development of our school."

A celebratory function followed at Bunjil Place in the evening.

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Alkira shows Anzac spirit

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Paul Stocks, left, and Lee Stocks from Kelly’s Hotel in Cranbourne accept their state award from Theo Toklis of IGT Australia.

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Cranbourne's Kelly's Motor Club Hotel has won a prestigious state award.

The popular watering hole took out the Heart of the Community award during the Australian Hotels Association State Awards for Excellence on Tuesday 20 November.

Kelly's was honoured at a gala dinner in front of 1130 guests and professionals of the hotel industry in Melbourne.

Kelly's Motor Club Hotel, which was also a Finalist for Burger of the Year, is a fourth generation hotel dating back to the early 1900s.

Hotel manager Michael Goldie said the team was surprised.

"It's huge," he said, attributing the hotel's success to the quality of its 90 staff.

"The majority are young local students

working to supplement their future education."

He said the hotel encouraged casual dining under the motto "it's more fun to eat at Kelly's than drink in a restaurant!'"

"The idea here is to enjoy yourself" Mr Goldie, an employee of 40 years with Kelly's Motor Club Hotel said "Cranbourne has changed dramatically now from what it was 30 years ago - such a big place."

Kelly's also provides scholarships for students transitioning from primary to high school in the local area.

"Some of them of them will get an award as an incentive to say you did really well in whatever subjects - keep going," Mr Goldie said.

"And other ones will be money to assist with shoes, uniform and things like that."

"It's a family pub and do intend keeping the current environment."

Alkira Secondary College has been honoured for commemorating the service and sacrifice of war veterans over the past century.

The Cranbourne North School took out the Secondary School State category in the Anzac Day Schools' Awards during a presentation with special guest City of Casey Amanda Stapledon on Friday 23 November.

The school's winning project involved the Intermediate VCAL students running Anzac commemorative ceremonies at Tulliallan and Hillsmeade Primary Schools on 23 April.

Classroom activities were held at Tulliallan Primary School where students interviewed veterans on their leadership and conflict management skills.

Two Year 8 classes also wrote letters to veterans to thank them for the sacrifices that they

made for our country.

In a statement from the Depart of Veteran Affairs, it said "The judges thought the program was unique and enhanced students' understanding of the Anzac story."

"A strong link between the students and the veteran and wider community was demonstrated through this entry."

It's the fifth time Alkira Secondary College has been successful with the ANZAC Day Schools' Awards in recent years.

Teacher Nicole Scott said the prize money would go towards the purchase of Bears for Schools for the local primary schools, and hoped to spend the rest to purchase equipment for the student radio program.

VCAL student Liz said: "I was honoured to run the ceremony for the local schools and run activities for them. It was nice to give back to the school where I started."

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Bill’s ‘fighting like hell’

By Brendan Rees All Bill Barry would like this summer is to enjoy a barbecue in his own backyard.

But he and other residents say they've been left "fighting a dead end" to get any privacy since the "monstrosity" Thompsons Road bridge opened right on their doorstep in June following the level crossing removal.

"We're not totally against the bridge but we can see everything...every time I walk in the yard people stand there looking at you," he said.

Mr Barry added it's been nothing but a "game of fighting an argument" with authorities about whether a fence will be installed around his property.

"VicRoads has copped out on everything on this so far; at the start they gave us notices and everything.

"They don't tell you anything ... I'm sick of hitting my head against a brick wall," Mr Barry said.

He says there's been a lot of "hand-passing" and "fobbing off" between VicRoads and City of Casey when he's tried to seek answers.

"Seriously I don't know why we've got councillors anymore.

"VicRoads won't talk to me about it because it's not got anything to do with them - it's their bloody job."

According to Mr Barry, he was told by VicRoads his current fence would be raised by a metre-and-a-half "but I don't know, they haven't put it in writing, and they haven't showed us plans."

Adding to his headache was the increase in loud traffic noise, and that his driveway had also began to shift due to the building works of the bridge which started last year. "It never moved before until the vibrations started when they were putting the poles in."

He says a VicRoads representative had since assessed his home saying "It's just normal

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This is despite VicRoads taking photos inside his home and around the perimeter of his property prior to works starting, Mr Barry said.

"I'm saying 'how come it's normal driveway movement and never moved before over 15, 20 years, whatever it is?'"

"We're sick of the crap that goes on," he says. "You don't get anywhere."

In a statement, Major Road Projects Authority (MRPA) said: "We will reach out to the resident as we continue talking with the local community and explore options to improve privacy to nearby properties.

"Our project team have been in continuous

contact with residents since the beginning of works and are aware the new bridge opening has had some impacts."

MRPA acting program director Brendan Pauwels said 10.7 kilometres of duplication work was being delivered to improve traffic flow, increase capacity and improve travels times through Cranbourne and across the south-eastern suburbs.

"We're now focused on completing works on the new southern road bridge by the middle of next year which will further unlock this notorious bottleneck for drivers and keep traffic moving over the rail line," he said.

"We'll continue working with the local community to improve amenity and safety."

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A lollipop person is in line to man a busy road at the front of St Francis de Sales Primary School by the start of Term 1 next year.

It comes after a Grade 5 student Joanna from the Lynbrook school led a petition in August calling on Casey Council for a crossing supervisor to be installed on Paterson Drive.

Another two students had also since written to council about improving road safety in the area.

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crossing supervisor at this location would not achieve the result suggested by students."

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Cr Damien Rosario said the leadership shown by the students from St Francis de Sales Primary was inspiring.

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FOCUS ON … CHRISTMAS IN HAMPTON PARK

Aspire to festive joy It was with great excitement that Pastors Graham and Julie Shand announced a change of the name for their church.

Casey Life Church is now known as Aspire Church.

As their vision has continued to expand, so has the need to reflect that in the new name.

Aspire Church now has three services each Sunday - 10am and 5pm (Sri Lankan) in Hampton Park, and a new 11am Clyde North service.

The church also organises and sponsors

Carols by Candlelight in Hampton Park, a remarkable community event that many families look forward to each Christmas.

“Each year we have seen a significant increase in attendance. Last year we estimate ten thousand people attended over the course of the night,“ said Graham The night includes the involvement of local talent, the Aspire Church band, contemporary and traditional carols, music and a children’s segment.

The 2018 guest artist is Trent Bell, The Voice runner-up in 2018.

The grand finale will be a spectacular fireworks display.

The event is made possible through the contribution and support of many volunteers, businesses and the City of Casey.

“It is a wonderful Christmas gift to the many families in our community,“ said Julie.

The 2018 Carols by Candlelight will be held on Friday 14 December from 7.30pm to 9.30pm at the Cairns Road Recreation Reserve, (Hampton Park High School Oval). Further details are available at www.aspire.church and on Facebook: Aspire Church.

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WHAT’S ON Q&A event: Eradicate family violence

Clyde Carols by Candlelight

Australian Humanities Organisation, a non-profit organisation, will be hosting a seminar to educate youth and the families in a bid to eradicate family violence from the society. The 'Legal Connections Q & A event' is an effort to provide more interactive platform to openly ask questions to experts about their legal obligations, legal rights and responsibilities to protect themselves and to protect their families. A panel will include experts from Victoria Police, Victoria Legal Aid, Connections-Social services, and an Islamic scholar.

Saturday 1 December from 3pm to 6pm followed by refreshments. Lynbrook Community Centre, 2 Harris Street, Lynbrook.

Gethsemane Church welcomes the community to attend the Charity Carols by Candlelight.

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

Saturday 1 December from 5.30 pm to 9.30 pm at the Hillcrest Christian College Oval, 500 Soldiers Road, Clyde

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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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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.

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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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Hampton Park Uniting Church Open up free community lunch. Two course lunch. Anyone welcome. Contact 9799 7994. • 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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New Vogue, Ballroom, and Latin Dancing Put a spring in your step and have some fun!

Dancing is a beautiful learning experience to enjoyable music, and improves your mental and physical health. The additional class time of 1pm on Wednesdays meets the needs of those who specifically enjoy sequenced dancing. Discounts are available for attendance at two classes in any one week. Everyone welcome! Instructor is accredited, approachable, and affordable.

Cost: $10-00 per session. Enquiries: Call Di 0408343202. Email: difen69@bigpond.net.au Balla Balla Community Centre 65 BerwickCranbourne Rd, Cranbourne East. Monday 8 October - 17 December 5.30pm - 6.30pm or 7pm - 8pm and Wednesday 10 October - 19 December 1pm - 2pm.

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Sunday worship

Cranbourne and District Garden Club

Hampton Park Uniting Church, 1 Coral Drive Hampton Park from 10am-11am Sundays. A Church of welcoming, accepting and sharing in God's name. Come and check us out. Ph: 9799 7994

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Chair yoga in Tooradin

Harmony Choir

Looking for a way to turn back the age clock?

Residents are invited to join a chair yoga class that is held each Friday at Tooradin Public Hall.

This class is a modified form of gentle yoga, using mindful movement with the breath. Options available for all body types allowing those with injury, illness or mobility issues to participate.

Every Friday at Tooradin Public Hall, 11 Tooradin Station Rd, Tooradin from 11:30am 12:15pm. Cost is $10 a session. First class free to see if it right for you.

Enquiries Lian - 0472 777 272 or Barb- 0409 708 757.

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Come along, meet people and maybe learn a thing or two. All are welcome. Contact 5995 1420.

Every second Thursday of the month at 1.15pm at the Cranbourne Public Hall.

Harmony Choir has vacancies for singers to be part of our exciting end of year program of friendly fun and performances. Singers will be warmly welcomed for choir practices.

Choir practices are held every Monday at 7.30pm in the Old Cheese Factory, Homestead Road Berwick. For further details call 0427 643 221.

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Choirs members wanted Fenix Chorale Inc.is a choir consisting of thirty plus sings beautiful four part harmonies to a variety of popular songs and performs several times during the year at local retirement villages

and other venues. The choir was formed in September 2016 and holds rehearsals in the Auditorium at Woodlands Park, 72 Kangan Drive, Berwick on the first, second and third Wednesdays of the month, except the Christmas Holidays, 2.30 - 3.45pm. The conductor is Vic Clement. The choir of thirty plus sings beautiful four part harmonies to a variety of popular songs and performs several times during the year at local retirement villages and other venues.

New members are always welcome. Please phone the Secretary, Margaret Haywood 9700 3973 or email: mhaywood.celebrant@ gmail.com for further information.

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Casey U3A Casey U3A classes for retirees will be held in Berwick at a range of locations and also at Selandra Community Hub, Clyde North. Only $35 to join for year. 40 plus classes.

Visit the website at http://casey.u3anet.org. au for details or John 9707 2301 or 0409 515465.

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Seniors activities Berwick Seniors welcome new members who would like to join their club and enjoy good company and activities such as indoor croquet, billiards, table tennis, darts, board games and bingo.

The club days are Fridays, 9.30am-1.30pm, with line-dancing on Tuesdays 10.30am12pm.112 High Street, Berwick. Details: 9707 2017.

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Add your voice Voices of Casey choir is recruiting new members, especially men - from enthusiastic amateurs to seasoned singers. Led by music director Dr Jonathon Welch AM, our repertoire includes wellknown classics, pop songs and contemporary compositions.· Mondays 7-9.30pm, except school holidays at Fiddlers Green Retirement Village, 57 Gloucester Avenue, Berwick.

Details: Paulien, 9769 8611 or maritimes.1@ hotmail.com.

With One Voice Would you like to be inspired, unleash your creative potential and improve your well-being?

Then a With One Voice choir is for you! Singing is the language of the heart. For centuries, song has played a key role in community, culture and story-telling. Every week Creativity Australia's With One Voice choirs inspire diverse people from more than 40 nationalities, aged nine to 90 to sing side by side. There are no auditions and no singing experience is necessary and is led by professional conductors. Choir is a great place to find your voice, find friends, de-stress, build well-being and confidence, learn new skills and connect to your community.

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Weekly on Mondays 6.15pm-7.30pm at the Narre Warren Seniors Centre. 192/196 Centre Road, Narre Warren. Supper included. (03) 8679 6088 or email withonevoice@creativityaustralia.org.au.

Time for tennis Cranbourne Tennis Club holds social tennis on Thursday mornings from 9.30am to 11.30am.

Competitions are open to singles and doubles of all ages including beginners and advanced players. Cost is $2 including tea and coffee.

Casey Fields at 160 Berwick-Cranbourne Rd (Melways 134 E7). Details: 0419 382 049 or 0432 535 575.

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Learn to play the bagpipes The Berwick Pipers INC is interested in attracting new members to its group, particularly experienced bagpipe players. The group play B Flat chanters in our bagpipes as it gives them the greatest chance of helping concert bands and orchestras. The Pipers are a group of musicians who play the Great Highland Bagpipe. They have assisted Berwick Rotary on Australia days at Pioneer Park by playing in the Official Party and providing incidental music around the grounds.

They perform around the City of Casey at a variety of venues to entertain the public but we also teach learners to play the great highland bagpipe. Despite the group currently having a midyear break, lessons for their learners continue.

Email berwickpipers16@gmail.com or visit the website at www.berwickpipers.info. The group's secretary Steve Everett and tutor can be contacted on 03 97296219 or 0425 826 990.

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Community choir With One Voice Casey choir welcomes singers of all backgrounds and abilities. There are no auditions. No singing experience is necessary.

Rehearsals run each Monday, starting from 28 May. Supper included.

6.15-7.30pm, Mondays at Narre Warren Seniors Centre, 192-1096 Centre Road, Narre Warren. Details: 8679 6088 or withonevoice@creativityaustralia.org.au.

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Men talking OM:NI holds a discussion group for blokes over 50 in a warm, friendly environment. They meet over coffee and discuss issues of interest, with plenty of laughs. New members welcome. Tea and coffee provided.

First Wednesday of the month, 9am-12pm at Brentwood Park Neighbourhood House, 21A Bemersyde Drive, Berwick. Details: Brian Regan, 0408 545 984.

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Pre-kindergarten group Narre Community Learning Centre runs a prekinder program Mondays-Thursdays. The program focuses on preparing children for the big step into kindergarten.

Mondays 1pm-4pm, Wednesdays 9.30am12.30pm, Tuesdays and Thursdays 9.30am12.30pm at Narre Community Learning Centre, 1 Malcolm Court Narre Warren. Details: 9704 7388.

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Thursday Playgroup This group is run in a small, fun and friendly environment by an experienced playgroup co-ordinator. With crafts, songs, story-time and outdoor play, it's a great place for your child to socialise and make great friends. Available for children up to four years old.

9.30-11.30am Thursdays at Oakgrove Community Centre, 89-101 Oakgrove Drive, Narre Warren South. Bookings: 9704 2781.

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Paired with a great location in family focused Berwick, you'll love being walking distance to the parklands and waterways of Berwick Springs and Clyde Road Reserve.

There is convenient shopping at Eden Rise Village and local school options including St Catherine's Primary School and Berwick Chase Primary School as well as easy access to the Monash Freeway.

The elegant entrance hall and stunning timber parquetry flooring set the tone for this exceptional family lifestyle and extended entertainer.

At the front of the home is a wellpositioned study with built-in storage, perfect for a home office or guest bedroom and a separate living room which is ideal for formal entertaining.

The spacious, open plan kitchen, meals and family area is also paired with yet another separate living space well-suited as a home theatre, kids' play room or teenage retreat.

The dream kitchen boasts a 6-burner gas cooktop, 900mm wide electric oven, dishwasher, built-in coffee machine, stone benchtops, two sinks, a large fridge space, wine rack, day pantry as well as a brilliant walk-in pantry.

The lavish layout continues upstairs with six additional bedrooms, three stylish bathrooms and a fourth living zone.

The master suite offers a parents' sanctuary with spacious bedroom, private

balcony, walk-in robe and full ensuite with large shower and double vanity. The additional upstairs bedrooms have either built-in or walk-in robes and are serviced by two large family bathrooms.

At the heart of the first floor is the massive rumpus area creating versatile open space that can be used for living, playing and studying all at once.

Further luxuries include ducted heating, evaporative cooling, high ceilings, LED downlights, feature pendant lighting and a large entertainment alfresco area for outdoor dining, barbecues and festive celebrations.

Complemented with easy-care grassed yards, there is plenty of space outside for the kids and pets to play or even a blank

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Panoramic views.

2 quality built family homes on approx. 18 acres.

Large shedding & commercial kitchen.

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(218247) Needs a fresh coat of paint & new loor coverings to bring back the sparkle.

Two spacious bedrooms, gas heated spacious lounge.

Central kitchen includes meals area, single lockup garage & terracotta roof tiles plus larger than average back yard with street frontage.

*Open plan kitchen/ meals and with living area *Separate laundry, family bathroom. * Baltic pine loor boards *Wood ire coonara heating, split system/AC, instant gas H/W *All this on a gorgeous 931m² approx. block with a great sized front and back yard. $449,950

3 Bedroom solid brick home on approx. 700m² block in a great court location. Bedrooms all have built in robes.

Gas heating and a large gas hot water service.

We have a sheltered courtyard area opening from a double carport.

Ideal for irst home buyers or even investors.

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- Double car garage with remote control and internal access - Freshly painted - Master bedroom with walk in robe and full ensuite - NBN internet - Gas ducted heating, instant gas hot water - 7x3 outdoor in closed entertainment area $480,000-$500,000

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- Freshly painted with new carpets throughout - En-suite & WIR to master - Huge living room, cinema/rumpus room - Excellent new kitchen with massive bench space.

- Gas ducted heating & ducted vacuum system - Remote double garage $699,000-$768,000

(218240) * 3 bedrooms & 2 separate living areas, master with FE & WIR. * Gas ducted heating plus refrigerated cooling. * Large kitchen with wall oven & gas hot plates & great bench space. * Double brick garage & double carport. * Tenanted on a MxM basis paying $330 p/week. $499,950

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(218250) Ideal for someone with a fast lifestyle or downsizers, 2 bedroom, ground level with courtyard style gardens & alfresco The 2 bedrooms are spacious with sliding robes & both have ensuites, cooling & heating, timber feature looring on a slab & carpeted to the bedrooms.Great modern kitchen with glass splashbacks s/s app, underbench oven, gas cooktop & d/w. $420,000-$440,000

*Court location, close to schools and shops *4 Bedroom, master with en-suite and double BIR *Gas-ducted heating plus coonara *Enclosed alfresco area with polished concrete *Modern kitchen with walk in pantry and dishwasher *2 car tandem garage with storage.

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THE HARD WORK HAS BEEN DONE BUILT under the Porter Davis name is this fantastic four bedroom home, comprising a study, three living areas, a rumpus, home theatre room, plus family and dining areas.

Featuring a great kitchen with a five burner cooker, dishwasher and walk-in pantry, this home also boasts a large master bedroom zoned away from the other bedrooms.

Additional features include evaporative cooling and a Coonara to ensure year-

round comfort.

There is also a six square garage with internal house access and outdoors features a gazebo heated spa area, a 9.5-metre by 6-metre barn shed with three phase power, a fantastic ornamental lake with slipway and a circular driveway for easy access.

Inspections are by appointment only; call Frank Barrett for all enquiries. Open Sundays. ●

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 32 Sheperds Hut, LANGWARRIN SOUTH, VIC 3910 Description: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 6 garage Price: $1,290,000 Inspect: By appointment Contact: Frank Barrett 0418 800 912, FINNING FIRST NATIONAL REAL ESTATE

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TRADESMAN´S PARADISE IN GREAT LOCATION LOCATED in the ever-popular Berwick Views Estate in a quiet and friendly street, within walking distance to parklands and Beaconsfield Hub, this much-loved family home awaits new owners.

Complemented by modern tones and bathed in natural light, this clever floor plan will suit an array of buyers, offering a low maintenance lifestyle.

For those in need of some extra parking there is a massive 11x3.7 shed at the rear of the house, which can house extra cars, trailers, boat or caravan.

The floorplan offers two separate living areas. The master bedroom features a full ensuite and walk-in robe. There are three further robed bedrooms which are serviced by the modern renovated main bathroom with gorgeous free-standing bath.

The kitchen with 900ml freestanding oven, breakfast bar and dishwasher, leads from the family room into a huge undercover entertaining area, ideal for families to unwind and enjoy lazy Sunday barbecues. Everything you could need is here with ducted gas heating and evaporative cooling.

Stroll to Beaconsfield Primary School, Haileybury College, Akoonah Park, your choice of cafes, restaurants and supermarkets and in wonderful proximity to public transport options, parks, St Francis Xavier College and Federation University.

This home and its location is a perfect option for tradesman running business from home or retired tinkerer needing some extra space. Inspect quickly to avoid missing out! â—?

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 25 Scenic Drive, BEACONSFIELD, VIC 3807 Description: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 4 garage Price: $680,000 - $720,000 Inspect: Saturday 12-12:30pm Contact: Marisa Adams 0409 910 053, PEAKE REAL ESTATE 9707 5300

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WELL-DESIGNED, IMMACULATE FAMILY HOME BE the envy of everyone with this welldesigned, stylishly finished and immaculately kept family home.

In sought after Keysborough, the home is centrally positioned between parklands, is walking distance to Tatterson Park, Sirius College and Springers Leisure Centre as well as being nearby to Haileybury College, Resurrection Primary School, Parkmore Shopping Centre, Keysborough South Shopping Centre and Eastlink, making it the perfect place for the whole family to set up and stay.

The heart of the home is an impressive, open plan kitchen, meals and family area with bi-fold door access to the entertainment alfresco. The gourmet kitchen boasts stone benchtops, glass splashback, 5-burner cooktop, 900mm wide oven, dishwasher, wall pantry and large island bench with casual breakfast bar. ●

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TOP HONOUR FOR HARCOURTS TEAM HARCOURTS Warragul was recently recognised as the top performing agency within the Harcourts Victoria Group at its quarterly awards night in October.

In fact it was a Regional Victoria double with Ballarat coming in at number 2 providing sound evidence to the current strength of the regional growth areas versus the decline in metropolitan markets.

Evan Broadbent, Managing Director at Harcourts Warragul, was thrilled with the result.

“I always believed we had the team, the marketplace, the Harcourts brand behind us, and the work ethics to get there if all of our stars aligned at the right time," Mr Broadbent said.

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It’s no coincidence that we also collected 15 other awards on the night including number one office for service to clients, number one individual agent for service to clients (Jason com.au

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"These awards are more important to me than a number one office ranking, but ultimately they correlate each other. When you consider there are almost 100 other agencies in the group it’s a very pleasing result, and I would like to thank all of our clients for supporting us and utilising our services across both our sales and property management departments”.

Marcus Williams, Harcourts Australia CEO said “Evan and the team from Harcourts Warragul are exemplary of how building a strong bond with the community leads to a successful business".

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Locals find an AFL home

By Hayley Wildes and Nick Creely Two former Beaconsfield juniors had their AFL dreams realised in Friday’s Rookie Draft, with Jake Aarts joining Richmond and Tom Jok becoming an Essendon player.

The former Eagles had their names read out, and will begin their AFL journeys after toiling away at state-league level for several years.

Aarts, 24, a small forward who begin his footballing career at Holm Park before this year being listed at Eastern Football League powerhouse Noble Park, has been a constant presence in the front half for Richmond’s VFL program, and was taken by the AFL team on Friday with a view as being a ready-made player.

In an interview with Star News back in August this year, Aarts spoke about what he brings to the table as a small forward “The way I play my footy, it’s not really changed since my junior days,” he said.

“I love bringing energy and tackling, and you’ve got to defend as well, it’s not all offense, and being a small forward at Richmond, they need that in our team defence - it helps the midfield and backline with our forward pressure, so that’s what we work on.”

Tom Jok, 21, also had his dream realised, and joined his boyhood club Essendon, with the Sudanese-born utility finally getting a chance after being overlooked in previous drafts.

The former Dandenong Stingray, who was also a Beaconsfield junior, will add plenty of versatility to the Bombers’ list, with general manager of list and recruitment Adrian Dodoro telling the club’s website that Jok has all the right tools to make it at the highest level.

“Tom has a huge motor and has been around for a couple of years. He played for Collingwood in the VFL and really impressed us with the way he developed,“ he said.

“We think he’ll be able to give us some versatility. He’ll actually come to the club close to our best athlete.

“He grew up barracking for Essendon and he’s hugely enthusiastic. We think we’ve got a reasonably good player.“ After claiming the 2018 TAC Cup premiership - the first in the club’s history - this year's Dandenong Stingrays also capped off a terrific season with six players finding AFL homes on Thursday and Friday. Sam Sturt was the biggest bolter of the entire draft and Stingrays forward was selected by the Fremantle Dockers with pick 17.

Despite playing just six games at the end of the season for the Rays, Sturt’s ability to have an impact on the contest and smarts around goal was tantalising.

As an extremely talented cricketer, Sturt only decided to focus on football late in the TAC Cup season and it’s fair to say it has paid dividends.

The next Ray to be snapped up was versatile

Beaconsfield boy Jake Aarts has joined Richmond after a solid four years at VFL level. defender Will Hamill. Hamill was a standout for Dandenong in their premiership-winning season and his drive off halfback started many attacking forays forward. He was selected by the Adelaide Crows with pick 30 and heads there with plenty of promise.

His ability to run and carry and make the right decision with ball in hand should see him have an impact on the AFL in the years to come.

Bailey Williams has long been seen as one of the premier big men in this draft class and he is headed to the reigning premiers; the West Coast Eagles. The Eagles snapped up Williams with pick 35 - which could prove to be a bar-

gain due to Williams’ incredible agility and ability to take pack marks.

Williams’ stock did fall slightly throughout the season, but there’s no doubting his upside.

With the Rays going to all corners of the country, Zac Foot continued that trend when he was selected by the Sydney Swans with pick 51. Foot, who was a constant driving force for the Rays through the middle of the ground, heads to Sydney with the potential to a great late selection for the Swans. He can run all day and doesn’t mind doing the dirty work either.

Toby Bedford was one of the biggest keys to Dandenong’s premiership run and he found a

Picture: COURTESY OF CAMERON GRIMES home at the Melbourne Demons after being selected with pick 75. As a member of Melbourne’s Next Generation Academy, Bedford was almost certain to find his way to the Demons as they could match any bid for him.

One of the classiest small forwards in the TAC Cup competition, Bedford is relentless and loves to put pressure on, whilst also possessing plenty of skill.

Lachie Young also found a home - heading to the Western Bulldogs after being selected with pick 6 in the rookie draft. Young impressed with his rebounding ability and run off half back.

White is moving forward with Buckley

By Nick Creely Buckley Ridges captain-coach David White harbours no regrets about his eight years as a first class cricketer.

The 27-year-old South African compiled a fine career, made centuries both in his native country and abroad, and gave everything in his pursuit of making it at the very highest level.

But, in February of this year, White hung up the whites after almost decade of toiling for Eastern Province/Warriors in the South African franchise system, in a decision he describes as a "transition" from the intense nature of life as a professional career into the life of business and studying.

"For me personally, it (his career) was very up and down, there was a lot of frustrating times, and I look back at it grateful, but very bittersweet," he said.

"There were times where I showed the ability to perform well at franchise level and showed I had the capability to potentially play international cricket, but I wasn't consistent enough.

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White is now moving forward in the next phase of his life, focusing on his studies, all with the aim of entering the business world, and potentially travelling and living around the globe.

"I graduated (from university) last year, and all of this year, I've done an honours degree, through correspondence with University of South Africa. I started the degree at the beginning of the year, and I've got three sit down exams in February, so I'm hoping to pass those and get that under the belt," he said.

"My degree is in business, in strategic management - I met some good people in the UK, and we chatted about life after cricket, and there were a few guys that have done well business wise, and we spoke about that.

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that'll be my first move - I'll get into the corporate life, get into the suit, and finally work for a change.

His latest journey is in Australia, with White coming to the country to play some club cricket for the first time, and it happens that Buckley Ridges - arguably the most powerful club in the Dandenong District Cricket Association - have signed him on as captain-coach as he focuses on his studies.

"It's my second time here, but my first time playing an extended period of cricket - I did a tour in 2014 with South Africa A, and that was in Townsville for three to four weeks, but I haven't played club cricket here before," he said.

"The guys (at Buckley Ridges) have been good to me so far, no complaints - the guys did well last year, and have continued that this year, it's a good cricket team, and obviously with the rules allowing certain points we've got a few overseas players that are really experienced.

"When I was in the UK, at Ashtead in Surrey, we had quite a young side, and here, I'm

David White's latest cricketing journey brings him to south-east powerhouse Buckley Ridges. finding the average age is older and most of the guys know the game pretty well. And that definitely shows on the field.

"It's not only the overseas guys, we've got a really good group of handy local cricketers, like DJ Watson, who has done the business in the DDCA for a really long time, and other players that are locals." cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au

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Panthers post huge total

By Russell Bennett

Devon Meadows player-coach Scott Clark belted a blistering century at Glover Reserve in the opening round of the Kookaburra Cup. Picture: FACEBOOK/DEVON MEADOWS CC

Maddi Chamberlain, from Berwick, receives a pass during Storm’s 17-and-under training session at the Wonthaggi netball courts. In total, seven Storm squads trained at the venue last Sunday afternoon - followed by dinner at the Tavern in Cape Patterson.

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The Storm is on the move The Gippsland Storm Elite Development Netball Club has just recently completed its 2019 try-outs and with some incredible numbers taking part, the club has increased to 10 teams for next year.

The Storm has been pushing further into the Gippsland region with netball clinics held with Nyora and, more recently, Moe and now the whole club has moved a training session to Wonthaggi to show its true value of supporting the region that has supported the club. Another training session early in 2019 is also planned for Warragul.

The current teams are working hard and showing good results playing at the Waverley Netball Centre, with the open team sitting second, the under-17 team fifth, the 15-and-under 1 squad sitting in first, under-15 2 sitting forth, the 15 3 squad sitting second, 15 4 in forth, and 13-and-under squad in first position

on the ladder. Storm also ran a 13-and-under development team for the first half of 2018, which has played in tournaments all over the state.

Storm president Roger Palmer also offered congratulations to four more players who have just been picked up by Victorian Netball League (VNL) clubs for season 2019.

Ash Gill and Kyra Esler are off to the Southern Saints, Lanni Pryor is off to the Hawks, and Kaylah Loulanting has been picked up by DC Blaze. It's a great achievement for these young ladies, the Storm, and the Gippsland region to have such success.

With the inclusion of these four young athletes, it pushes the total number of Storm netballers to just over 20 playing in the VNL in 2019 - representing seven different VNL clubs in Melbourne.

for 96 early in the 19th over but their situation would have been far more dire if it wasn't for a vital 48 from the experienced Brad Senior (himself a former Pakenham Upper/Toomuc player) at the top of the order.

Brian Kulasena was the pick of the home side's bowlers, snaring 3/6 from his four overs.

The Yabbies lost the key wicket of Sahan Wijeratne at the start of their reply but seemed to recover through the middle order as a string of their batsmen got promising starts.

But Sean Somers, Daniel Glen, and mar-

quee opening bowler Josh Dowling had other ideas as the Yabbies were astonishingly rolled for just 91 in 19 overs.

Previously in the opening round of the competition, Kooweerup (9/156) - despite missing some of their own big names - still had too much quality for home side Clyde (134) to handle. Demons favourite son Chris Bright had a game to remember - top scoring with 44, before claiming a memorable 2/1 with the ball - including finishing the contest on a hat-trick.

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The Cats were rolled for just 84 in 18 overs to start the clash, and Merinda Park finished on 2/85 from 19.3 overs.

Nar Nar Goon/Maryknoll, meanwhile, somehow snatched victory from the jaws of defeat against the Yabbies at Pakenham Upper.

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The opening round of the West Gippsland Cricket Association's Kookaburra Cup Twenty20 tournament has delivered some startling results, not none more so than Devon Meadows' staggering annihilation of Emerald at Glover Reserve on Tuesday night.

The Panthers took the game right away from the understrength Bombers from the outset with marquee player Kaushalya Weeraratne (25) and Matt Hutchinson (28) opening up with a 54-run stand.

Hutchinson swung and missed at the first four balls of the game, but the innings quickly accelerated, and when Kyle Salerno and Scott Clark got together for their third-wicket stand it went to another level entirely - setting up an incredible 5/266 from their 20 overs.

Their 190 was the second biggest Twenty20 partnership in the club's history, and the Panthers' 266 could well be the new WGCA benchmark in the format.

Salerno, the skipper for the clash, recorded his fourth half-century in a row across all formats with his 67 from just 33 balls, but this was Clark's show.

The big man was simply unbelievable in reaching his century. His first 50 came off 33 balls, but he then reached his ton in just 51 bringing it up in style with a six on to the roof of the clubrooms.

He would go on to finish on an unbeaten 112, including 10 fours and seven sixes.

The bowling figures of the young Bombers' attack reflected the carnage - with Hunter Wardale and Bailey Tucker finishing with 1/43 and 2/43 respectively from their four overs apiece.

Predictably, Emerald was never in the hunt in its reply - ultimately recording 6/99 from their 20 overs with Trent Rolfs (54 not out) leading the way with a gallant unbeaten halfcentury of his own.

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Super Slam starts brightly

By Nick Creely A brutal knock by former Premier Cricket and Victorian underage star Dale Tormey and an allround masterclass by skipper Luke Wells delivered Casey-South Melbourne its first victory of the Victorian Twenty20 Super Slam on Tuesday night against Monash Tigers at Casey Fields.

The Swans (4/201 off 20 overs) gave the Tigers absolutely no chance after a blistering start

by Tormey and Wells set up the electric victory.

Surging out to 0/60 off the first six overs, Tormey launched a series of massive hits over the ropes, racing out to 40 off just 13 deliveries, in a stunning start and reminder of his fine talent.

Just days before, Tormey struck a marathon 177 for Pakenham in the West Gippsland Cricket Association, and in his three innings now back in the Premier fold have delivered 104 runs at 34.7.

The Lions star eventually fell for 76, a 36-ball knock that included seven sixes and four boundaries, combining for a stunning 129 run stand with Luke Wells, who also oozed class to compile a 43-ball 53, including three maximums.

Adding insult to injury, talented pair Jordan Wyatt (36 off 21 balls) and Lachie Sperling (18 off 10 balls) provided some late fireworks to lift the total into the 200s, a hard ask for a visiting team to chase down.

Nuwan Kulasekera (3/17) struck in the first over, removing the dangerous Adam Amin for a duck, and the former Sri Lankan international's class shone, snaring two further early wickets to snuff out any Tigers early surge.

But, in-form wicketkeeper batsman Scott Edwards (33 off 23 balls) and Jackson Waters (48 off 21) began to find the boundaries, and give the Tigers enough hope heading into the second stage of the innings.

Coming off a half-century earlier in the evening, Wells' (5/30) leggies proved gold, picking up the pair consecutively before rum-

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Wells has been working extremely hard on his spin, and adds an exciting dimension to the side.

It follows Sunday's kick-off of the inaugural Victorian Twenty20 Super Slam, with CaseySouth Melbourne starting their campaign with two thrilling losses.

The Swans took on the Prahran True Blues in their first game of the day, and just fell short despite playing some solid cricket in patches.

Swans skipper Luke Wells sent the True Blues into bat, and from the outset, the raw pace and energy of Nathan Lambden (4/20) saw the batting side quickly fall to 2/25.

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Swans, with Pranav Menon (29) launching a couple well over the ropes, but his run out, brought about by some clever work in the field by Lachie Sperling, saw them fall from 4/98 to 134 all out.

The run chase started brightly, with the left handed Wells (21 off 13 balls) smacking four boundaries in a matter of balls to different parts of the ground, before his untimely departure followed by that of Jared Maxwell only two balls later saw the Swans fall to 2/26.

Pakenham star Dale Tormey (23) - one of three marquee players for the Swans - launched a cracking pull shot that landed on the hill in a great counter attacking display, but was undone by Shaun Miller (1/16) just as he looked to threaten, and similar to the True Blues, the Swans lost a clump of middle order wickets, and eventually got bowled out for 123 in 18 overs.

Dandenong and the Swans then did battle for the final match of the day, and similar to the thrilling two- Despite Jordan Hammond (3/17) bowling with great energy and proving he belongs at the Premier level, the Panthers managed to claw their way to 6/127 at the end of the 20 overs, with Comrey Edgeworth's runa-ball 16 helping them along the way after an early stumble.

The Swans lost danger man Dale Tormey early, with off-spinner Suraj Randiv (2/22) forcing the star to chop on, and with Jared Maxwell (35) and Luke Wells (23) looking set, the Swans raced out to 1/48 and in a strong position.

Randiv and fellow spinner Akshat Buch (2/16) brought the game back to life, forcing plenty of mistakes as they tightened the screws and cut off the boundaries.

As he did in the opening match, Nuwan Kulasekera (24 off 19 balls) managed to reverse the tide and find some much needed momentum, and with just an over left, the Swans needed seven runs for victory.

But a brilliant final over from emerging quick Jakeb Thomas (3/27) denied the Swans a victory, finishing on 7/124 after their 20 overs.

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Four out of five ain’t bad The Cranbourne Bowls Club was all abuzz and in high spirits after recording some great wins in Round 7.

Cranbourne become a genuine force in Division 2 with a win over Churchill/Waverley playing away, while three other Cranbourne sides recorded great wins.

Meanwhile, playing at home, the Cranbourne Division 5 side had historians looking back at the club records with a massive 107shot victory over Mulgrave Country Club.

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

After a setback last round, Cranbourne's Division 2 side was determined to get back in the finals chase by defeating Churchill/Waverley Golf. Not only did the side win but it picked up 16 valuable points with wins on three rinks, which made it mission accomplished for the day.

The green was in perfect condition despite heavy rain during the week, with only the wind to contend with early in the game. But all players seemed to enjoy the excellent bowling surface.

Skip Doug Boggie teamed well with his third, Ron 'Two dogs' Lyfield, and team mates Paul O'Day and Greg Jones to record an impressive 20-shot win, which was needed to enable Cranbourne to go on and win by 15 shots in total.

Cranbourne 92 (16 points) defeated Churchill/Waverley Golf 77.

Cranbourne's Division 3 side played at home and had a tough game against Burden Park but, with great awareness across the board, managed to get home by eight shots and pick up 16 valuable points.

The best rink again 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.

Cranbourne 81 (16 points) defeated Burden Park 73.

Playing at home was obviously an advantage for Cranbourne's Division 5 side, but to win by a massive 107 shots was extraordinary in anyone's expectation.

Although every rink scored sizeable wins,

Cranbourne Division 2 bowler Peter Elgar playing at Waverley. the best rink was skipped by club life member Hans Worstelling and his crew of Peter De Lisle, David Wilson and Sandra Mueller who all bowled well with 34 shots up. Team mates all mentioned how well Sandra bowled, which gave skip Hans an armchair ride.

Cranbourne 135 (18 points) defeated Mulgrave Country Club 28.

Playing away at Monbulk was always go-

ing to be a challenge for the Division 7 side. A lighting-fast green and inclement weather up in the hills was not ideal conditions and unfortunately this played into the home town's advantage.

Skip Harry Van Soest was up for the challenge and - with support from his team of Brian Hall, Olive Stanley and David Brown - won by two shots, which was a good effort.

Cranbourne 64 (2 points) lost to Monbulk 88.

Six-a-side skip Allen Skurrie and his team of Bob Pyne and Stan Williams had a great day, winning by 21 shots - which was enough for victory.

Cranbourne 51 (12 points) defeated Mordialloc 32.

Geall’s Cup redemption

Another mixed day for Narre

By Mick Floyd

Saturday was another mixed day for Narre Warren's Pennant bowls teams. Division 3 and 4 both celebrated wins, while Division 5 and Division 7 both had losses.

At Fountain Gate, Division 3 played Dandenong Club and had a good 25-shot win.

Judy Naughton, Zade Bulmer, Erik Luyters and Wilma Stevenson led the way with a 2611 win, and they were aided by Joe Selfridge, Reg Young, Iain Stevenson and Rod Lane who won 28-17. Keith Mark, Colin Groom, Arthur Scheurer and Jim Millar held on to win 22-21, while John Wright, Tracey Storm, Peter Hayden and Zak Storm went down on the last end 1820.

Narre Warren (1) 16-94 defeated Dandenong Club (1) 2-69.

Division 4 was also at Fountain Gate against Cranbourne RSL. The win was set up with Arthur Fitt, Peter Castricum, Ralph Devonshire and Norm Hosmer winning 24-11, and Paul McNamara, Jim Kempf, Stan Robinson and John Zanon winning 21-11. Alan Mark, Peter Groom, Mark Groom and Carl Lapham won 16-13, while Wilma Haringsma, Wally Finlayson, David Wilkinson and Geoff Miller just went down, 16-18.

Narre Warren (2) 16-77 defeated Cranbourne RSL (2) 2-53.

Division 5 had a bad day at Dandenong Club, not winning a rink. The rink of Janice Moran, Joe McGuire, Sharon Bull and Brent Grigg was the best performed, losing 20-22; Stan Bulmer, Dermot McConville, Peter Lyons and Geoff Ampt went down 14-23; Les Clement, Rudi Pompe, Andy Tobler and Graham Dodd lost 15-31; and Jacqueline Moody, Sharane Lyons, Philip Howard and Craig Moore (11-31) also lost.

Narre Warren (3) 0-60 lost to Dandenong Club (2) 18-107.

Division 7 had a trip to the windy Carrum greens. Rudi Oost, Darren Moore, Derek Fenn

My Redeemer gave David Geall his biggest thrill in greyhound racing by winning the TAB Melbourne Cup at Sandown Park on Friday 23 November.

In one of the most eagerly anticipated editions of the world’s greatest greyhound race, My Redeemer began cleanly from box 1 but was headed by favourite Black Opium to the first turn. My Redeemer held his position on the rail and after a brief bumping duel, he emerged a length clear entering the back straight. From there he was never challenged, doubling his margin off the back straight and powering to the line to register a brilliant 4½ victory in 29.38.

Nineteen month old Black Opium finished a gallant second - her first defeat in eight career starts - while She’s Gifted finished an impressive third after coming from last past the post the first time.

But it was all honours to the winner and his trainer David Geall who could barely contain his emotions after the victory.

“It’s just the greatest feeling in the world,” Geall told Sky Racing.

“As a trainer, a Melbourne Cup is what we all want. Just to see him jump so well in the biggest race in the world - I tell you what this is sensational.”

Geall and owner Brendan Sinfield had a large contingent of family and friends trackside to experience the moment in what proved one of the most popular victories in the race’s 63 year history.

My Redeemer was bred by Geall and his wife Rose and was their second Cup finalist after Up Hill Jill - My Redeemer’s older half-sister - was unplaced in the 2017 edition.

The win was My Redeemer’s second group 1 at Sandown Park following his Harrison-Dawson victory in May. So impressive was that percranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au

David Geall and My Redeemer took out the TAB Melbourne Cup on Friday night.

Picture: COURTESY OF SANDOWN GREYHOUNDS formance that he was rated a $10 the chance to win the TAB Melbourne Cup when markets opened soon after, however luck would desert the son of Fernando Bale over the following months, winning just 3 of his 13 races leading into the TAB Melbourne Cup series, blowing out to $21 ahead of the heats. Remarkably, despite his impressive heat victory and drawing ideally in box 1 for the final, My Redeemer eased from $3.50 following the box draw to $4.60 when the lids opened.

The TAB Melbourne Cup was My Redeemer’s 20th win from 42 starts and the $435,000 winner’s cheque boosted his career earnings to $648,370.

It was also another triumph for My Redeemer’s sire Fernando Bale. In his first full season, his progeny have won 15 group 1 finals in 2018, winning almost $11m in prize money.

Later in the night, Barcali gave Robert Britton his third group 1 Bold Trease title with a thrilling, last stride victory over Black Impala.

There were eight feature races in the biggest TAB Melbourne Cup night ever staged, with $1,000,000 in prize money to be won across the 12 race card.

Erik Luyters was part of an impressive Division 3 win for Narre Warren. and Laurie Baker had a good 28-12 win while Stan Birkett, Len O'Brien, Pauline Kempf and Wayne Grimsey won 21-18. Dawn Baker, Diane Peterson, Glen Cadman and Graham Peterson went down 14-28, but Rose Rasmussen, Helen McCarthy, Leo McGeary and John Uren had a bad day losing 15-38.

Narre Warren (4) 4-78 lost to Carrum (3) 1496.

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