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By Brendan Rees Kittens, rabbits and guinea pigs at the RSPCA shelter in Pearcedale will be looking for their purrfect homes this weekend.

The RSPCA is on a mission to Clear the Shelters with adoption fees reduced to $29 for all animals great and small in care.

The promotion runs from from Friday 22 February to Sunday 24 February.

Kiara senior animal attendant with Ralph, a 12-week-old male. 190469 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS

Syringe stinger A mother has been left horrified after finding syringes exposed in a sharps container in a uni-sex toilet at Hungry Jacks in Cranbourne.

Racheal Chadwick took her two-year-old son to the toilet where she found the syringes poking out of a container on the wall above the toilet on Wednesday 13 February.

"Because he's so little I actually go in with him and lock the door," Ms Chadwick said when she attended the restaurant about 1pm "I happen to look at the wall and saw syringes hanging out. There would've been a

couple, I didn't even stop count them, I was horrified.

"The thing that made it more noticeable there was a packet hanging out as well," she said.

"I don't know if the box was full and there was nowhere for them to go or they haven't been pushed in properly.

"I got him out of the toilet real quick."

Ms Chadwick spoke with the manager immediately after leaving the toilet at the South Gippsland Highway restaurant. "Didn't seem to care, just sorry, walked away," she said. "I

left the store straight away."

Ms Chadwick was dumbfounded that a sharps container would even be available at the family-friendly restaurant: "I was horrified, absolutely horrified," she said.

"I understand it's Cranbourne and Cranbourne doesn't have a very nice name but it's a family kid friendly restaurant.

"If I didn't go in there with him what's to say he wouldn't have stood up on the seat and pulled them out.

"If you get pricked by a needle it doesn't matter you're going to get tested," she added.

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Furious, Ms Chadwick also called Casey Council who told her they were going to investigate the matter.

She said the toilet should've been blocked off. "I understand that Hungry Jacks are not allowed to empty it but they should've notified the correct people.

"Definitely not going there again."

A Hungry Jack's spokesperson said "Hungry Jack's has consulted with the local council which is satisfied that the correct process for dealing with sharps is in place and that this process has been followed."

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Frustration builds over street works

By Brendan Rees Murky water, abuse from workers, cars covered in concrete dust, footpaths left open to trips and falls, and other troubles have left Cranbourne residents frustrated with street works.

Casey Council contractors have begun $1.1 million rehabilitation works on Carole Court, Damian Court, Geoffrey Court, Roberts Road, Rosalie Avenue, Roma Avenue and Virginia Street.

The works, which are expected to be finished by June, include the renewal of concrete footpaths, kerb and channel and asphalt road surfaces.

Stan of Virginia Street, who was concerned about the safety of the works, said he was talking to a worker at the front of his home when he was approached by another to "shut his mouth."

"It didn't get heated until this guy threatened to shut my mouth. I didn't like it," Stan, who asked not to publish his surname, said.

"I'm made out to be the bad guy because I'm the only one sticking up for ourselves."

Stan said the footpaths were unsafe due to potholes on the sides and uneven joins.

"They don't care. They said they were going to fix it all and they haven't," he said.

"A young boy was walking along here with his dad and he tripped, and luckily his dad just grabbed him because he went off the footpath."

According to Stan, the workers also wash their trucks on the street: "These clowns just tip it all over the road."

Casey manager of city design and construc-

tion Trevor Griffin said the roads and footpaths were nearly 40 years old and and required repair and replacement.

"It is necessary to resurface asphalt roads on a periodical basis as over time the asphalt becomes brittle leading to cracking which can then result in water damage to the underlying road pavement," he said.

"Any potential trip hazards will be removed on the footpaths as part of the works, while replacement of the kerb and channel will improve drainage flow and vehicular access to a number of properties."

Edward Hummel of Virginia Street expressed his disappointment after having to put up with dirty water in his home after workers drew water from a water main.

"The water got murky; after a while it settled down and it was fine, but we couldn't have a shower for a couple of days - it was pretty yucky," he said. "They should've told us that was going to happen."

Another resident, Kim Thiel said he wasn't able to use his driveway for days. "They wander off and then we don't see them for three weeks. They do work somewhere else," he said.

"It is totally disorganised."

"The stupid thing is the council paid to have the concrete driveways bloody shaved (trip hazards removed)," he said.

However, resident John Davies says he's been impressed with the works, likening the project as a "well-oiled machine." "I'm amazed at how well they're organised," he said.

Associate Ashleigh Kemp of Ryan Carlisle Thomas Lawyers said residents should keep photos on the specific spot if they fall or injure

Shocking images have emerged in what appears to show a Cranbourne chiropractor holding a two-week-old baby upside down while providing spinal manipulation treatment.

A Melbourne metropolitan newspaper published the images from a video that was allegedly posted on the Cranbourne Family Chiropractic Clinic's Facebook page last August.

The video has since been removed.

The images appear to show the chiropractor manipulating the baby's back using a spring-loaded device, and repeatedly tapping the bub's head.

Minister for Health Jenny Mikakos said the vision was "deeply disturbing" and has urged the Chiropractic Board of Australia and the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) to take necessary action.

"It's appalling that young children and infants are being exposed to potential harm," she said.

"The Chiropractic Board of Australia must condemn this practice as unprofessional and unacceptable, and AHPRA must act quickly to stop these rouge practitioners in their tracks."

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Edward Hummel of Virginia Street had murky water in his home due to the street works.

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themselves as a result of the works, and report the incident to council as well as seek legal advice.

"Whilst many people are injured every year on damaged footpaths, special laws/rules relating to local councils make it hard to hold councils liable," he said.

Armed robber shotguns milk

By Brendan Rees A thug with a thirst for flavoured milk has been captured on camera pointing a sawn off shot gun at a service station attendant in Tooradin on Tuesday 12 February.

Police say the man in his thirties entered service station on South Gippsland Highway about 3.15am.

Once inside the premises he went to the fridge, selected flavoured milk and went to the front counter.

He then asked the attendant for a packet of cigarettes.

It's alleged the man produced a sawn off shotgun and threatened the attendant.

The attendant was forced to hand over cash and cigarettes before the man fled the store.

The offender is perceived to be Caucasian, with a slim build and wearing a 'Furphy' beanie, black zip hoodie, a black T-shirt with NXP on the front and jeans.

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A Narre Warren teenage girl was killed in the three car collision in Rowville on Sunday at about 12pm.

Investigators believe the three vehicles were travelling north-bound on Stud Road before crashing near Kelletts Road.

The 17-year-old passenger of a white Holden Calais sedan died at the scene and six people were hospitalised with minor injuries.

The driver of the vehicle, a 28-year-old Clyde North man along with his 27-year-old female passenger and four-year-old boy were taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries.

A 20-year-old Narre Warren woman driving one of the vehicles with a male passenger was also taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries.

She was interviewed on Monday and released pending further enquiries.

A 27-year-old Pakenham man was arrested at the scene. The exact cause of the collision is yet to be determined.

Witnesses have reported that at least two of the vehicles were drag racing.

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

Multi-car collision leaves three in hospital

Police hope to identify this man.

Detectives from Casey Crime Investigation Unit have released an image and CCTV of a man they believe may be able to assist with their inquiries.

Anyone with information is urged to call Crime Stoppers Victoria on 1800 333 000.

A man allegedly held up a service station in Tooradin. 190438

Three people were taken to hospital following a collision in Cranbourne West on Tuesday 19 February.

An Ambulance Victoria spokesman said paramedics were called to the multiple car and truck collision on Dandenong-Hastings Road between Thompsons Road and Hall Road in Cranbourne West at 5.50pm.

A man in his sixties was treated for minor injuries and taken to Frankston Hospital in a stable condition.

A woman in her fifties was treated for head and neck injuries and taken to Dandenong Hospital in a stable condition.

A man in his forties was treated for neck injuries and taken to Dandenong Hospital in a stable condition.

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By Brendan Rees Joel Sardi, 28, had his whole life ahead of him.

He was a promising footballer, served with the Australian Army, loved to run, swim, ride, and go to the gym.

But in 2014, Joel became a quadriplegic as a result of an accident. He fell backwards down a spiral staircase, three metres to the ground and fractured his back.To help with his day-today life, a five-kilometre fundraiser walk will be held at Cranbourne Royal Botanic Gardens to raise funds for Righteous Pups Australia to train an assistance dog.

The annual Walk to Remember, hosted by the Jared Dunscombe Fund, is held in memory of Jared Dunscombe, a Cranbourne Rotary Club member whose life was tragically cut short at the age of 31 in 2013.

Mr Dunscombe died when he fell from his bike and was struck by a truck and trailer travelling in the same direction while taking part in the Rotary fund-raising event - Ride to Conference.

Mr Dunscombe's sister Jonelle Colabufalo said Joel had previously applied to every organisation for a mobility assistance dog but their waiting lists were full and closed.

An assistance dog would help with dressing, fetching a blanket, emergency alert bark, getting the phone and more, she said.

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A Walk to Remember fundraiser to help a quadriplegic receive an assistance dog will be held at Cranbourne Royal Botanic Gardens.

164729 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS self and give back to his community," Ms Colabufalo said.

"Joel and his partner Elisa will be there at the walk and so will some of the Righteous Pups team along with some of the dogs for everyone to meet."

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Revving up for a good cause

By Brendan Rees A Cranbourne couple have helped raised money for a good cause at the All American Car Display and Man Cave Alley in Gembrook on Sunday 17 February.

Mario and Maggie Gambin collected donations for the Royal Children's Hospital while showing their 1960 Thunderbird at the event, which drew a crowd of more than 3,000 people.

Blessed with blue skies, the day saw 850 squeaky-clean American classic cars and trucks roar into the Gembrook Recreation Reserve.

All money raised through the event was directed to a range of local and international Rotary projects.

Mario and Maggie, who are members of Thunderbirds Owners Club of Australia, said the day was a success.

To date, the club has raised $56,000 for the Royal Children's Hospital.

Mr Gambin said it was his first time at Gembrook and thoroughly enjoyed it. "Great day,

Mario and Maggie and Gambin from Cranbourne collected donations for the Royal Children’s Hospital while showing their 1960 Thunderbird at the All American Car Display and Man Cave Alley in Gembrook. 190283 Picture: ROB CAREW the weather was perfect."

"The weekend before that we were at another car show at Hanging Rock," he said.

Mr Gambin bought his pride-and-joy 1960 Thunderbird a year ago from America which he admits "takes a lot of cleaning and work."

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Car crashes into truck Road," he said.

The Victorian Government has committed $169 million to duplicate 5.2km of Hall Road between McCormicks Road and CranbourneFrankston Road.

According to The Save Cranbourne West Residents Group president Ray Walker, the intersection is dangerous and needs "major action."

"It's just got to be given a major priority because there will be more and more accidents occurring," he said.

"You've got Lochaven (Estate) developing there as well, more residents moving in, and the only exits points are into Evans Road. It's getting busier all the time.

"We're there for all the residents in Cranbourne West, particularly for the people that live in Lochaven, and quarters that live on Evans Road."

Last year Casey Council called on the State Government and Opposition to duplicate Hall Road as well as upgrade the intersections of Hall Road/Evans Road and Hall Road/Cranbourne-Frankston Road.

By Brendan Rees A woman was taken to hospital after her car collided with a truck at a notorious intersection in Cranbourne West on Thursday 14 February.

Police say the woman in her fifties was driving a Honda wagon along Evans Road when she failed to give way at Hall Road, causing a crash with a tipper truck about 2pm.

Crews rushed to the scene with ambulance and police attending.

The woman was taken to Dandenong hospital in a stable condition with minor injuries.

Casey Highway Patrol Acting Sergeant Mike Hannie said the driver of the truck, a man aged in sixties was not injured. The wagon was however, towed.

He said it's expected the woman will receive an infringement notice for failing to give way at an intersection.

"We want drivers to take extra care and be wary about turning at intersections and looking both ways, and make sure it's safe to proceed," A/Sgt Hannie said.

A truck from Evans Road is looking for a safe clearance to turn right into Hall Road. 190463 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS According to Major Road Projects, there had been a total of 10 crashes at the intersection, including one crash resulting in serious injuries in the five year period ending 30 June 2018. There have been no fatalities at this intersection in that period.

MRP Victoria director development and

performance Andrew Williams said early planning work for an upgrade to the intersection was underway.

"We're planning to install traffic signals at this intersection along with duplicating more than five kilometres of Hall Road between McCormicks Road and Cranbourne-Frankston

Early morning fire hits garden nursery He said about 70 per cent of the warehouse was saved by flames. "It is quite an isolated structure so no threat to any neighbouring properties or parkland."

"A number of stock that was currently growing as in seedlings was left untouched and unaffected we think at this stage."

No one was in the building, and the cause of the fire is under investigation.

Twenty-five firefighters from Cranbourne, Frankston, Hallam, and Langwarrin stayed on scene until about 2.30pm.

Managing director Paul Boland said fertil-

By Brendan Rees Fire crews responded to a nursery garden fire in Cranbourne West during the morning of Thursday 14 February.

Firefighters were called to the blaze at 5.45am on the corner of Western Port Highway and Hall Road which was brought under control by about 6.30am.

The blaze covered a section of 12m by 40m of the wholesale nursery believed to be Ball Australia, according to a Cranbourne CFA Station Officer spokesman.

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iser and irrigation equipment were damaged in the fire.

"It affected about 4000 square metres. No plants were damaged. It was isolated to the maintenance and irrigation area," he said.

"It could have been a hell of lot worse. We're grateful to be able to continue on.

"Will be a fairly expensive bill - really not sure, would be in the seven-figure mark I'm sure."

He said the cause of the investigation was being investigated but was most likely due to an electrical fault.

Grateful to still be operating their business is operating Paul Boland Managing Director, right, with Amrinder Singh and Bin Jiang. 190485 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS

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On 19 February, a story was shared on the Berwick Star News Facebook page about a derelict Hampton Park Food Market labelled an "eyesore" and "Melbourne worst" that will be bulldozed after Casey council approved a demolition application on Tuesday 11 February.

Here is how some readers reacted online: Greg Eboy: Really? Apartments? Grew up and spent most of my life in Hampton Park.

Never thought I'd see apartments there.

Maz Drinkwater: It looked terrible.

Melissa Johnson: It used to be a thriving little centre, I shopped there many times.

Such a shame the way it is now...

Kylie Davis: Yeah I don't think apartments are the right way to go! A plaza or something similar would serve its purpose better. We don't need more rough heads hanging around.

Karen Peel: What a waste and now they are going to over stock it with people. 117 apartments is way too many cramped in - going in / out of there traffic wise etc.

Lisa Sturzaker: What about the old dodgy shops near Woolies? Knock that down too. And while they are at it, fix the car park. It's dirty and I stopped going there a long time ago because of it.

Jo Nash: Well I guess those squatters will need to find a new home.

Catherine Anning: I have worked in the vicinity for nine years and seen it go from a thriving centre to a run-down old western movie ghost town.

Tina Dodd: It's about time. But if they put 117 apartments I'm moving.

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THUMBS UP THUMBS DOWN Thumbs up To supermarkets ditching $1 a litre for milk and farmers can get what they so rightly deserve.

Thumbs down To speeding drivers in school zones.

Thumbs down To all the motorists that don't know how to obey the speed limits. Slow or speeding both putting other drivers at risk.

Thumbs up To emergency services who do a great job.

Thumbs down To another life lost on the roads.

Thumbs down To landlords who buy rentals to make a quick buck without a single thought for the stability (or lack thereof) of the poor tenant who gets displaced every time they sell.

Thumbs down To the the people driving through residential/main roads with their music blasting out of their cars at 5.30am or motorbikes revving to take off.

Thumbs down To impatient drivers who beep their horn at learner drivers making them even more nervous.

It’s time to celebrate!

By Jessica Anstice The 200th school crossing in Casey has just been installed at St. Francis de Sales Catholic Primary School in Lynbrook.

New school crossing supervisor Fiona ensures the community can safely cross the road

before and after school.

There are currently about 250 school crossing supervisors who brave all sorts of weather to assist pedestrians in Casey.

The City of Casey has the largest school crossing program in Victoria - creating safer communities.

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The loo with a view

By Brendan Rees A newly built public toilet on the Blind Bight foreshore which did not have a privacy door has now been covered.

Resident Bob O'Connell spoke to Star News last week expressing his concerns about walking past the toilet block on Anchorage Drive.

"No privacy at all, it's an absolute mistake that they've made," he said.

"Let's say if someone stands two foot from the urinal you can see them pretty clear."

According to Mr O'Connell, the toilet took about five months to build with the design "misjudged completely." He added the toilet block was the "joke of the area."

Mr O'Connell said he was also surprised a wash down area was not installed as part of the

toilet for the hundreds of university students who visit the foreshore for environmental studies.

"We got the toilet but we didn't get the wash down area, he said.

"They get in the mud, they gather crabs, and bits and pieces, and then they've got to get on the bus and nowhere to wash."

Within hours of Star News contacting Balla Balla Ward Councillor Geoff Ablett he said he spoke to council officers and the toilet issue was rectified "straight away."

"I went down straight away ... while I was down there lo and behold the workers pulled up, starting working," he said.

Cr Ablett admitted it was possible for men to be seen using the urinal. "We've covered the

doorway in with metal so you cannot see inside the toilet for privacy, and that was the best outcome," he said.

"We are also investigating the installation of a wash down area for university students who undertake environmental studies in the black mud to utilise before getting back onto buses.

Cr Ablett said extra bollards would be installed behind the toilet block to stop traffic coming through the barbecue area.

He added council would consider providing another barbecue near the rotunda "for people to enjoy that environment."

"I would encourage all members of the community who have suggestions on future improvements to the area to make contact with me," he added.

Cr Geoff Ablett with workers who installed a sheet of metal to cover the mens toilet in Blind Bight.

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Future of ruined pier uncertain, management unclear

By Brendan Rees Repair works to begin at a deteriorating wooden jetty at the Blind Bight foreshore are in limbo as the managing authority remains "unclear."

The jetty, which has been closed the public, has missing and broken planks, and labelled "dangerous" and "unsafe" by Balla Balla Ward Councillor Geoff Ablett.

"Looking at it the pier needs demolishing," he said.

"We're investigating who's responsible for the pier," he said, adding "that's still not clear, there's no clarity around that at all."

"Ensuring that we have a safe facility for our community is my main concern and I am working with Council officers and the responsible authority of the pier to achieve the best outcome."

Resident Bob O'Connell at the Blind Bight jetty.

190398 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP) Port Phillip program manager of land and built environment John Downs said discussions were being held with the City of Casey to resolve management arrangements for the pier.

Resident Bob O'Connell said he was concerned about people's safety as a closed sign had not acted as a deterrent.

"If someone stands on them they're going to go through," he said.

"There was at least a dozen Vietnamese people fishing off on the pier on Sunday and I said to them 'do you realise it's not safe.' They said 'we're being very careful'.

"They're walking up and down on the pier all the time. Sooner or later one of them is going to go through."

Mr O'Connell added a plank down the middle had "completely rotted off and disappeared," with "quite a few of the others badly rotten."

"I've rung the council the twice and they said they would find out who's responsible," he said.

According to Mr O'Connell, drawings of the

jetty were done about two years ago. "They were going to rebuild the pier and put a walkway down behind the cleaning table.

He believes there's a "strong chance" pontoons would replace the jetty such as Tooradin's pier. "It's a real hazard... someone will get hurt there."

Hastings MP Neale Burgess said DELWP had responsibility to maintain the Blind Bight pier.

"Following a meeting with a Blind Bight resident, I took this matter up with the City of Casey who alerted me to the fact that they've already been in discussions with the Department about the ongoing repairs and maintenance of this pier," he said.

"I thank the residents of Blind Bight who have brought this very important issue to the forefront, so the pier receives the attention it deserves".

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World superbikes kick off Strap in for a wild ride as Phillip Island kicks off the 2019 MOTUL FIM Superbike World Championship.

From 22 to 24 February the island is set to launch the new three-race world supers format at the Yamaha Finance round.

Just to spice up the life of the WorldSBK boys, organisers have added a 10-lap Sunday midday sprint, adding to the traditional 2x22 lap races on Saturday and Sunday at 3pm.

The three battles will be a highlight of the 13-strong production race agenda on the 4.445km island circuit. World superbikes will be backed by world supersport and the launch of the 2019 national championships for Australian superbike, supersport and supersport 300.

The world superbike sprint will deliver an exciting new frontier for teams, racers and spectators. Riders will go flat out from start to finish, guaranteeing bar-banging action of the highest order.

Reigning world champion Jonathan Rea (Kawasaki) isn’t afraid of the argy-bargy and he’ll be one of the riders pushing hard at the front. Alongside him will be riders such as

WorldSBK rookie Alvaro Bautista (Ducati), Chaz Davies (Ducati), Tom Sykes (BMW), Leon Haslam (Kawasaki), Marco Melandri (Yamaha), Michael van der Mark (Yamaha), Alex Lowes (Yamaha and Leon Camier (Honda).

Aussie superbike champion Troy Herfoss (Honda) will also be competing as a wildcard and is eyeing off some big international scalps.

The 22-lap races will also be intriguing as tyre conservation and tactics come into the mix. Long or short, the WorldSBK races will be sensational, with Ducati and BMW also debuting new high-revving four-cylinder machines to add even more intrigue. Honda has also recommitted to WorldSBK with a factory-backed team.

It all adds up to a crackerjack weekend - and season - of WorldSBK racing!

Meanwhile, the 18-lap world supersport race will be held at 1:15pm on Sunday with local Goulburn rider Tom Toparis representing the Aussies as a wildcard entry on his Yamaha.

For more information, schedule and tickets, head to www.worldsbk.com.au or visit Ticketek.

Add all the practice, qualifying and racing elements together and that means a flurry of on-track action at Phillip Island from Friday to Sunday with on track action from 8.15 am to 5pm.

Jurassic unearthed by Silver’s Circus Dinosaurs have stomped into Silvers!

Circus-goers can now see one of Australia's Finest Circus' along with everyone's favourite prehistoric creatures all in one 90 minute international show!

Families will now be able to enter the circus through a free dinosaur exhibition on their way to the 90 min international circus show.

Be ready for these special prehistoric creatures to also pop in to visit during the Silvers' performance!

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Gasser, Silvers Circus has become a household name in Australia, and after forty-two years on the road has evolved into one of the Top 10 Circuses of the World.

Silvers maintains all the sparkle, glamour and death-defying acts expected of Australia's premier circus, dedicated to constant innovation and modernisation with extraordinary artists continually arriving from all parts of the world.

Silvers Circus presents a line-up of stunning international artists, Las Vegas-style illusions and captivating production techniques.

The 90 min action-packed show includes personalities and events such as the Wheel of Steel, the Globe of Death, Lidiya Dawed Ebrahim, the Jratlou family, Hula Hoops with Gypsy Gomez, Comedy with Picolo and Monchito, Daniel Vilar, magic and illusions, Yonas, the Yeneta Bros. and the ringmaster.

Jurassic Unearthed by Silver's Circus is showing at Fountain Gate, Narre Warren, from 8 February to 3 March 2019. For all show details visit www.silverscircus.com.au.

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Expert care Doveton Medical Centre nurse Kylie Griffiths has been practicing for 16 years and began her career at The Valley Private Hospital.

Kylie has also worked in a variety of wards at Casey and Dandenong Hospital, including theatre.

She then moved into general practice and she now has a special interest in weight management and wound care.

Kylie is experienced in childhood immunisations, catch up schedules, chronic disease management, care plans and health assessments.

To see Kylie, Dr Ravi Wijesekara or Dr Priyanthi Gunawardana for any health needs, please book online at www.dovetonmedicalcentre.com.au or call one of the friendly staff on 9792 4060.

Doveton Medical Centre is open Monday to Friday from 8.30am to 7pm and 8.30am to 1.30pm on Saturdays and public holidays.

Orthopaedic care has expanded at St John of God Berwick Hospital.

New surgical unit ary 2018 to accommodate future growth. It was not anticipated to be needed for the first few years of operation. However, local demand has seen it necessary to offer further orthopaedic services to the residents of Melbourne’s South East.

The unit has the capacity for 32 beds and will primarily focus on orthopaedic and neurosurgical patients. The new unit sees the beginning of an emphasis on orthopaedic services. The hospital’s MAKO robot, currently used for partial knee replacements, will be utilized for full knee replacements commencing in February.

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“It is reassuring for local patients to know that they have access to this very targeted nursing care and technology so close to home, allowing patients to have surgery and rehabilitation under one roof to ensure they recover and resume normal daily activities,” a St John of God Berwick spokesperson said.

“The hospital celebrates the launch of complete orthopaedic care and rehabilitation offering convenience for both patients and their families in the South East of Melbourne.”

To find an orthopaedic surgeon, visit www. sjog.org.au/find-a-doctor.

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BID FOR A CURE PAGE 14 Thursday, 21 FEBruary, 2019

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UNDER THE HAMMER TO FIGHT MND HENLEY Properties and Brown Property Group, along with hundreds of local trades and suppliers, have come together to build and auction a brand new family home with proceeds of the no-reserve auction to be donated to the FightMND cause (Motor Neurone Disease).

The charity home was launched to the public by AFL great and FightMND co-founder Neale Daniher with huge crowds attending to take the opportunity to get the first glimpses inside. Over the last few weeks, steady streams of visitors have continued to tour the stunning new home located in the master-planned community of Meridian in Clyde North - which comes fully furnished and also includes a brand new Toyota Corolla parked in the driveway.

Founded in 2014, FightMND was established with the purpose of finding effective treatments and ultimately a cure for Motor Neurone Disease.

“The entire team at FightMND is continually humbled by the overwhelming support and generosity of organisations such as Henley Properties and Brown Property Group,” Neale Daniher said.

MND is a rare neurological condition that progressively damages the motor neurones or ‘nerves’ in the brain and spinal cord causing the associated muscles to waste away. The symptoms vary from person to person and heartbreakingly, there is no treatment or known cure.

Henley has a 28-year background of supporting philanthropic ventures and has donated 68 charity homes and over $26 million.

Similarly, Brown Property Group is committed to supporting the community, with a strong focus on local Victorian charities.

Past initiatives have supported the new St. John of God Hospital in Berwick, the Cranbourne Information and Support Service (CISS), as well the Aiding Casey Education

Henley Properties and Brown Property Group have come together to build and auction a brand new family home with proceeds of the noreserve auction to be donated to the FightMND cause.

(ACE) Foundation.

The home to be auctioned on 2 March is Henley’s best-selling Emperor 38. As a topof-the-line home, there is nothing the winning bidder will go without - both functionally and aesthetically.

The 38 square home features four bedrooms, including a hotel-style master suite and three secondary bedrooms upstairs all with walk-in-wardrobes. The living, family, kitchen and alfresco zones integrate so seamlessly together that the alfresco becomes an extension of the living space.

Located at 106 Newgrange Boulevard within Brown Property Group’s Meridian Community in Clyde North, the new home sits amid tree-lined streets and is located 120m away from Meridian’s newly constructed central park.

With access to cycling and pedestrian

paths, located only moments from an abundance of local amenities in the township of Berwick and within easy access to Melbourne, this property is in a prime location for any family.

“By the time the winning bidders of the charity auction move in, they can expect to be part of a community of families connected by great outdoor spaces and active living areas,” Brown Property Group Chief Operating Officer Ryan Pritchard said.

This incredible home is now open for inspection. To find out more, head to homeforfightmnd.com.au or contact Brad Ryan of Harcourts on 0412 889 895.

Inspection times are Saturdays and Sundays (leading up to the auction) from 11am to 12pm. The auction will take place on Saturday 2 March at 11am. ●

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A GREAT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY THIS feature packed house (yes, it's a house, not a unit) sits on a low maintenance 277m² block.

Built on a slab, this home boasts fantastic timber flooring to the lounge, kitchen, and meals area, and has quality carpets throughout the bedrooms. All bedrooms have built-in robes and the master bedroom also has a two-way access bathroom.

Cooking in the kitchen is a breeze with stainless steel appliances, a wall oven, gas cooktop with glass splashbacks and a dishwasher.

Gas ducted heating and evaporative cooling ensure year-round comfort and 16 Solar panels keep you smiling when you get the bill.

Outdoors is a picture with a merbau decked pergola patio area with café blinds, another brick paved area and two garden sheds.

The home is also facing a picturesque park and has off street parking.

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DOUBLE DELIGHT ON a 640m2 (approx.) block and located within walking distance to Amberley Park Shopping Centre and a Prep to Year 12 \ college, this beautiful double storey home is perfect for the growing family!

Upon entering the home you will find a spacious living area with a fireplace and a study/office area which is perfect for a home business or study space for the kids.

Walk through to a stunning kitchen consisting of stone benchtops, stainless steel appliances, a 900ml cooktop, wall oven, dishwasher and walk-in pantry.

The kitchen overlooks the meal/dining area and a separate area which is big enough for a pool table or table tennis.

Continuing through there is a spacious rumpus room perfect for family gettogethers.

On the second floor of the home, you will find the master bedroom which has ample

space for a king size bed and furniture and is fitted with a split system air conditioner.

Also present is a walk-in robe and a beautiful en-suite with a spa and his and her’s sinks.

Step out onto the balcony for an evening drink. With another living area upstairs, the space in this home is unbelievable. The remainder of the second floor consists of three spacious bedrooms (all with built-in robes) and a second bathroom.

Outdoors boats a fully undercover entertaining area with blinds, a big shed and a low maintenance garden.

Other features of the property include a downstairs powder room, ducted Heating, three split system air conditioners, security cameras, tinted windows, a double garage and two driveways.

Please be advised photo ID is required at all inspections. Inspections are subject to cancellation without notice. ●

QUIET LOCATION CLOSE TO SHOPS! THIS fantastic sized family home is located only a short drive to Casey Central Shops and close to local transport!

Boasting a large master bedroom with a walk in robe and ensuite, this home also features two additional bedrooms with built in robes.

Also featured is a separate living area with a coonara heater, an open plan dining/ kitchen area with access to the backyard, gas wall heater, gas cooking and plenty of cupboard space.

The family bathroom is very spacious with a separate bath and shower and out the back is a well-maintained garden, carport

behind double gates and a garden shed.

Close to local schools, this is a must inspect! ●

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Address: 60 Seebeck Drive, NARRE WARREN SOUTH, VIC 3805 Description: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 garage Price for rental: $530 per week Inspect: By Appointment Contact: Maddy Goodwin 0428 014 403, LJ HOOKER HAMPTON PARK

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FOCUS ON ... PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

TRUST YOUR PROPERTY TO AN EXPERT LEAH CALNAN, REIV SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT. IN an age when we are increasingly outsourcing household jobs and chores, it makes sense to let a Property Manager take the hassle out of renting or leasing your property.

Property Managers are the conduit between property owners and the people who lease or rent their house, apartment, office or factory to live in or do business.

Property managers maximise their clients’ return on their investment and ensure that tenants are happy.

Most Property Managers, especially those who are members of the Real Estate Institute of Victoria, are well educated, trained and resourced, know their local area and are connected to their peers in the real estate industry.

We strive to get the best results for our clients and do the things they don’t have time to. We are responsible for conducting open for inspections, marketing the property, screening tenants, ensuring the property is well maintained and collecting rent.

Resolving complaints make up a major component of a Property Manager's work - leaking roofs, broken windows and faulty heating and cooling systems are a daily reality - so negotiation and organisational skills are imperative.

To make an informed decision on who you trust to manage to your property, I suggest asking the following questions of all agencies you are considering:

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PROPERTY LEASING  On average, how many properties does the agency lease each month?  What steps do they take to minimize your vacancy period?  Does the agency team member

personally show prospective tenants through properties or do they hand out keys?  How does the agency market available properties for lease?  How much information is obtained from applicants applying for properties and what information is verified?

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT  What documented systems are in place for property management?  What is your process for dealing with rent arrears?  What is your process for dealing with repairs, maintenance and after hours matters?  What steps do you take to ensure that all maintenance work on my property is competitively priced?  How frequently will you inspect my property?

 What is the experience level of the team members who will be leasing and managing my property?  How much training do they have?  What ongoing training is there in place?  Can you send my rent statements by email and deposit my money in my bank account electronically? How often will I be paid?  What involvement does the director have?  What is their experience in Property Management?

CUSTOMER SERVICE  What back up staff are there when my property manager is sick or on holidays?  How frequently will you communicate with me and what form will it take?  What is the agencey's point of difference? ●

Property Managers are the conduit between property owners and the people who lease or rent their house, apartment, office or factory to live in or do business

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FAMILY HOME BUILT WITH ELEGANCE PERFECTLY located and built with elegance, this high-quality Carlisle home is only four months young (approx.).

No expenses were spared with this luxury build. Beyond its sleek contemporary facade, you will be greeted with laminate timber flooring, high ceilings and wide entrance hall.

The master bedroom includes a large walk-in robe and full ensuite with oversized shower, double vanity and quality finishes.

To the right of the home, you will find bedrooms two, three and four, which all include built-in robes. The bedrooms are serviced by the main bathroom which includes a separate shower and bath.

The extravagant luxury kitchen forms the heart of this home and includes a large island Caesarstone benchtop, huge walkin pantry, plenty of cupboard space, wine storage above the fridge and Westinghouse stainless steel appliances.

Your family will love the design of this outstanding home with a choice of three large separate living areas, each with stunning light fixtures installed adding to the sense of class this home oozes.

The outdoor area is an entertainer’s delight with sliding door access from the main living area to the decked alfresco has a ceiling fan installed. A fully professionally landscaped backyard lies beyond.

Added features include plantation shutters, a walk-in linen cupboard, evaporative cooling, ducted heating, large laundry with outdoor access, alarm system, remote controlled double garage, plenty of storage space and much more. ●

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 50 Sandy Road, OFFICER, VIC 3809 Description: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 garage Price: Contact Agent Inspect: By Appointment Contact: Liza Hickey 0481 185 038, KR PETERS OFFICER

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(IP2716) This ideal 3 Bedroom family home is situated in a quiet court location. Main features include: Low maintenance block. 3 Large bedrooms all offering Robes. 2 bathrooms. Double Garage with potential rear access. Large open plan kitchen & meals area. Spilt system cooling. Large front living room. Freshly painted, new carpets. Low maintenance backyard. $499,000

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- Master bedroom complete with WIR and full ensuite.

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- Two living zones comprising of a formal lounge/home theatre, open plan living room.

- Ducted gas heating and evaporative cooling.

- Double remote garage with rear access. $549,950

Consisting of 3 bedrooms, ENS ,WIR, BIR, Sep Lounge, Family room, Renovated kitchen with dishwasher, Ducted heating, Spa bath, A/C. Outside there is a huge enclosed decked entertainment area, In-ground pool, Double carport, Single garage set on a 470m² (approx) in a quiet court location.

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Junction Village

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Low maintenance 277m² block. All bedrooms have BIR’s, the master bedroom has a 2 way access bathroom. The kitchen is a breeze with s/steel appliances, wall oven, gas cooktop with glass splashbacks & dishwasher. Gas ducted heating & evaporative cooling, we also have 16 Solar panels. Outdoors is a picture with a merbau decked pergola area with 2 garden sheds. $405,000-$425,000

Unit includes new carpets and freshly painted throughout.Facilities included are: - Gardeners for front gardens - Activities and events each month - Men’s shed -24 hour a day nursing & care team.

- Pet friendly, over 55’s only. $269,950

(218346) 3 bedroom home with FE & WIR to the master bedroom, the other 2 bedrooms both have double BIR’s.

The kitchen is a breeze with caesarstone benches, s/ steel gas cooktop & under bench oven, lots of overhead cupboards & fully lued rangehood, gas ducted heating & s/system heating & cooling. Lock up garage with auto door & internal access. $450,000-$475,000

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(1P2671) Currently tenanted on a month by month basis at $330pw, this lovely 3 br property boasts polished loorboards, re-painted throughout, including re-sprayed roof, ducted heating, + evaporative cooling, double garage, & on a good sized allotment of approx 603m².

Walking distance to Cranbourne train Station & shops. All Inspections by appointment only. Call Harry now! $495,000-$520,000

(218221) 235m² approx. block * 4 bdrm, 2 bthrm, 3 toilets, FE & WIR & Study Nook. * Well appointed kitchen, s/steel dishwasher, underbench oven, gas cooktop & WIR Pantry. * Floating timber loors downstairs & carpeted upstairs.

Gas ducted heating.

(218152) Excellent investment opportunity. Solid 3 bedroom property, separate lounge with polished loorboards, updated kitchen and bathroom, ducted heating, on a good size block of approx. 642m². Includes approved town planning permit for a second dwelling at the rear.

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- Theater room - 4 Spacious bedrooms - Ducted heating plus R/C A/C - Double garage (remote) - Alarm System - Low Maintenance gardens - Approx 25 sqs $600,000-$650,000

- Massive Master bedroom complete with WIR and full ensuite.

- Three living zones comprising of a formal lounge/home theatre, open plan living room, - Modern kitchen with high quality inish & appliances including a S/S Smeg 900mm upright oven and stone bench tops, plus a butler’s pantry. $690,000-$720,000

(1P2624) Great opportunity to purchase a large piece of land of approx. 1846m² in the heart of Cranbourne.

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Fish prices scaling up

By Brendan Rees

By Brendan Rees Kenneth Chi is feeling the pinch when it comes to selling flathead fillets at $49.99 per kilo.

Mr Chi, who is the manager of Fish Pier at Casey Central Shopping Centre in Narre Warren South says the price of locally caught fish has gone up since the State Government began phasing out commercial net fishing in Port Phillip Bay. He says the price of flathead fillets has gone up nearly $10 per kilo in the past fortnight.

"We're selling less for that price. If they (fishermen) catch less the price goes up," he said.

"If you're talking about other fish shops that use the frozen stuff and then you compare to the shop with fresh cut in the morning of course you can't compare," he said. "What you pay is what you get."

In a statement, the State Government says removing nets from the Gippsland Lakes will mean more fish for recreational anglers and more fishing tourists for the local economy, with all commercial licences to be removed by 2022.

This will aim to boost local tourism and create jobs, and grow fishing participation to one million anglers by 2020, the statement said.

However, Seafood Industry Victoria spokesman Jonathan Davies believes ban was "never necessary" which has seen a reduction of about 550 tonnes of seafood for consumers.

He said King George whiting prices have gone from $30kg to $90kg since the Port Phillip Bay buyback. "It's to the point where most Victorian can't eat it anymore."

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Kenneth Chi, manager at Fish Pier at Casey Central Shopping Centre has seen the price of flathead fillet fish rise. 190457 market fishing operations," he said.

"There is still a strong demand for Victorian seafood. We would be calling on anyone who has a complaint or an issue with availability in access to Victorian seafood to starting writing to their local member.

"Let's show people that we actually care and deserve and want our own local product," Mr Davies said.

Owner and fishmonger of Schwarze Seafoods in Dandenong Dennis Schwarze said the commercial net fishing ban was hurting his business.

"There are a number species that we hardly ever see any more now," he says.

"We will be relying on interstate and overseas fish, and those prices will be phenomenal."

He is a fourth generation of his family to run the business since his great aunt started Schwarze Seafoods in 1930.

"If you were new in this business you would be lost in this market."

Narre Warren singer-songwriter Victor Stranges is performing his new solo acoustic show, Pop Preservation Society, at Cafe Cibo Bar in Cranbourne West.

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Calling the show 'Pop Preservation Society,' Victor says he is aiming to "protect and defend the rightful place in pop history for the world's greatest artists and songwriters."

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Victor was keen to perform at the Cafe Cibo Bar after his bass player, Ron E. Smith, spoke to the owner and "he organised a gig for me there."

"He and his wife Claire are very good friends with the owner, Karen Auchettl. I love the intimacy of playing solo so I was in."

Victor is an original recording artist whose album, "Hello Me To You," was named as one of the Best Albums of 2009 by Pop Underground, which is a community of writers, musicians, industry observers and fans united in their love of insanely great popular music.

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By Nick Creely Get Vicious, or die trying.

That is the motto of Friday 1 March's special event at the Don Road Sporting Complex in Healesville - the Rett Syndrome Awareness Cup. In a night where some of the great football characters of the Yarra Valley will come together for a charity match, with the purpose of fighting the devastating disease that is Rett syndrome, Lee Lawrence hopes crowds will come out in their droves to show their support.

"It's going to very big, we're certainly excited about it - last year, we (Lee and Tahli) raised over $14,000 for Rett, but this year we want to smash it, and do a lot more through this game," he said.

"We've been working really hard on it, and hopefully on the night the weather's fantastic, we get a good crowd in and raise some decent money."

Lawrence - who runs the popular Facebook page 'Valley Vicious footy banter', knows all too well the horror of Rett, and along with his partner Tahli, have worked tirelessly to raise awareness, after their daughter Gypsy was diagnosed with the disease at an early age.

Rett syndrome - which is a genetic brain disorder found almost exclusively in females - has a rare prevalence of one in about 15,000 females, and young girls with the disease are unable to acquire new skills and gradually or suddenly lose previously acquired abilities, such as control of hands, and the ability to talk and walk.

"It was something that shocked us at first Gypsy was fine up to a year old, and then we noticed things weren't right," he said.

"There were treatments, and tests, and it went on for ages, and we got the wrong diagnosis, it was a real battle for a while.

"We finally worked out it was Rett - as heartbreaking as it was at the time, it was a relief to realise what we're working with, and fight it, or try to. "(So) instead of a little girl growing up normally, the brain just doesn't develop - in Gypsy's case, she'll never speak, is losing the ability to use her hands, and eventually won't walk. That will happen, but the timeframe we don't know.

"The life expectancy is very short, the average is around 30, but most don't make that mostly because of accidents that can happen.

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The Rett Syndrome Awareness Cup is aimed at raising funds for a cure for girls like Gypsy. ing their lives immediately, Lee knew that they had to do something to help find a cure. That's when he started up his now famous page on Facebook, which has attracted a cult following in the Valley.

"I coached at Yarra Glen at reserve level for four or five years, and with Gypsy, it was really hard work. It was too hard family wise, so I gave up the coaching gig, and Valley Vicious has really been my footy release," he said.

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I do?', and that's where we came up with the stubby holders and stuff like that, and that's how we made the money last year.

"That got it rolling, and it's taken on from that. It's been fantastic."

Next Friday's Rett Syndrome Awareness Cup is set to be a cracker, with gates opening at 5.30pm. The first match of the night will kick off at 6.30pm, with a netball game made of the best AFL Outer East Division 1 and 2 netballers.

There will be also plenty of activities to entertain families, with face painting, comedians, a band, DJ and a Superboot competition.

Food will also be available, as well as a raffle and jumper action, all aimed to boost funds raised to find a cure.

And at 8pm, the Rett Syndrome Awareness Cup will be played, with the Valley Vicious All Stars - a side made up of a bunch of characters around the Valley - taking on the Croydon North-MLOCC Football Club, with former AFL stars Lindsay Gilbee (who played junior football with Lee) and Shaun Smith all locked in to play.

Lawrence encouraged all the new sides coming into the AFL Outer East competition to get behind the cause, with Officer's Chris Power locked in for the All Stars.

"Officer have been fantastic, we've chatted with their president quite a lot, and they've got one player playing which is great," he said.

"That's what we're about; we want all these new teams to get around it. We've been trying as much as we can with these new teams, but no footy's been played so it's been a bit hard, but we're keen to get around them too."

Officer president Nick McLennan said that the club is looking forward to getting behind the event.

"This is a fantastic initiative, and we as a club are very happy to get behind Lee and the crew to bring much needed awareness for Rett syndrome," he said.

"I know Lee and the crew have done a lot of work with the existing clubs in the AFL Yarra Ranges competition, but I strongly encourage the clubs joining this league to get behind this fantastic cause.

"I look forward to attending the game on Friday 1 March."

With all money raised going into research into the disease, Lee said they're not far away from making some significant progress, but acknowledges that there is still plenty of work left to do.

"We had Bill from Rett Australia pop in on Saturday, and he came out to thank us and drop off some banners and stuff - everything we get, we give to them for research, they're actually not that far off from finding a cure," he said.

"They've found it in mice, but that's a big step up to a human, but they're plugging away at it - at the end of the day, it might not help Gypsy, but it might help another little girl down the track."

Entry on the night is $5, with anyone under the age of 16 granted free entry. For more info, search @valleyvicious on Facebook.

Thunder get off to a rocky start in the NPL opener

By Nick Creely Despite the excitement and anticipation of the start of the season, Dandenong Thunder were handed a stern lesson in the opening round of the NPL on Saturday night.

In the eventual 0-4 loss at George Andrews, Hume City played with too much intensity for the home side to deal with.

It took a rapid start by City to set the tone for the match, with Mitch Cooper capitalizing on a corner in the 10th minute to give the visitors the opening goal of the night.

Moments later, Cooper made a mess of the Thunder's defence to slip through unattended and slam another into the back of the net, and with very little possession or control, the home side were losing any grip on the contest.

City's high pressure game resulted in them controlling the tempo, but the Thunder were trying to create chances, but couldn't quite find an opening.

James Brown made it three goals in the space of 15 minutes, making the most of a Gidi Sweet cross to seal the deal, and while they couldn't find another by half-time, the Thunder defence didn't get a second of rest, and fought tooth and nail to keep the score at 0-3.

Some near misses early in the second half spelt immediate danger signs for the Thunder, before Brown once again made the most of his chances to kick his second in the 51st minute, sealing the match with plenty of time left to play. cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au

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That intensity that brought about the early onslaught never wavered until the final whistle blew, with City getting off to the brightest start possible to the season.

take on Kingston City FC on Monday 25 February at the Grange Reserve.

They play South Melbourne FC at Lakeside Stadium on Friday as they look to bounce back.

Dandenong City, meanwhile, also fell in their first game of the NPL season, going down 1-4 to Avondale FC at Frank Holohan on Friday night.

In NPL2 East, Springvale White Eagles drew 2-2 after a late Eagles equalizer to get off to a solid start to their season.

Needing a quick response, the Thunder

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By Nick Creely Luke Wells' sheer impact as a leader of CaseySouth Melbourne can never be underestimated.

He has provided a calm head and possesses a presence that has made his teammates walk taller, but the Sussex opening batsman's impact with the bat has been extraordinary too.

He's a run machine who has taken the competition by storm.

On Saturday, in what is likely to be his final dig before he heads back home to link up with Sussex, the stylish left hander produced a memorable century in what has been a remarkable season. And it came against the in-form Essendon, in a match that is likely to determine whether his side will be seeing any finals action.

The Bombers made the Swans really work early, and promising opener Ryan Quirk departed without troubling the scorers, edging the ball to slip in a great piece of bowling by Matt Doric.

Wells and youngster Joel Mitchell (19) fought hard to withstand plenty of heat, with the latter looking particularly strong in defence, before an untimely chip back to the bowling of Connor Rutland brought about his downfall.

The skipper continued to play his way, however, quickly flashing the arms at anything short to send the ball crashing to the square boundaries on several occasion, and used superb placement and timing to pick apart the gaps off the quicks. Off the spin bowling of James Seymour, Wells refused to let him settle into a rhythm, using his feet to loft one down the ground.

Right before lunch, Wells raised the bat for a superb half-century with some classic strokeplay, with his Swans reaching the luncheon break on 2/80.

But it was after lunch that Wells truly took toll on the Bombers. The skipper upped the

ante, and combined for a brilliant partnership with a fellow tall leftie in Michael Wallace to pile on the pain.

The pair swiftly got the home side to an imposing 3/191, with Wells surging to yet another century despite very nearly falling for 87 after a drop catch by the keeper that couldn't quite be snaffled by first slip too, and made his way to 114 at tea, reaching the three figures with a glorious six down the ground, with Wallace providing superb support with 45 runs of his own.

After tea, the pair simply could do no wrong. Wells crossed 1000 runs for the season as he continued to showcase his aggressive side and cross 150 with over 20 overs left in the day, while Wallace also picked up more momentum to send a couple sailing over the ropes and near a second century of the season.

But just nine runs short of his triple figures, he was run-out in the cruellest fashion, with a straight drive coming off the fingers of the bowler and crashing into the stumps on the bowlers end with their partnership on 198.

With a licence to excite, Jordan Wyatt crashed them to the boundary to reach 21 off his first 16 balls, helping the home side surge past the 300 mark. And Wells simply kept going, spelling trouble for the visitors.

Wyatt's remarkable cameo culminated with a breathtaking half-century off 30 balls, and he took 24 off just one over from Doric as he crashed three sixes to the boundary in epic fashion. He finished with a remarkable 74 off 38.

But Wells was just as spectacular, reaching 197 not out off 258 balls, but unselfishly declared on 4/396 to narrowly miss out on the double but still carry his bat, to allow the Swans a late dip with the ball.

The Bombers managed to survive the final two overs of the day, finishing 0/0 off two overs, with James Seymour and Aaron Ayre to continue next week.

Luke Wells raises the bat after yet another sparkling century.

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Tracey Storm rolls one down the green. queline Moode, Pam Uren and Judy Naughton went down 12-29.

Narre Warren (4) 6-75 lost to Carrum (3) 1279.

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QUIZ NUMBER 1647 1. Who scored the most runs for Australia in the 2017-18 Ashes cricket series?

2. IN which sport was the world champion accused of taking bribes to lose games in 2010?

3. WHICH well-known AFL club was the subject of David Williamson’s satirical play ‘The Club’?

4. AT which ground did England clinch the 2015 cricket Ashes against Australia?

5. WHICH Aussie boxer won a world title in Germany in 2011?

6. HOW many points is the green ball worth in snooker?

7. WHICH Australian female track star won two gold medals at the 1952 Helsinki Olympics?

8. WHICH Swedish boxer once held the world heavyweight boxing title?

9. WHICH cricket ground held a world record 90,800 crowd for an Australia - West Indies cricket match in 1961?

10. WHY did Ian Thorpe pull out of the 2006 Commonwealth Games?

11. WHAT nationality is golfer Vijay Singh?

12. WHICH Latvian born brother and sister became two of Australia’s best known swimmers in the 1960s?

13. WHICH horse won the Caulfield, Melbourne and Sydney Cups in 1966-7?

14. WHICH Australian batsman scored a hundred in cricket’s Centenary Test at Lords in 1980?

15. WHO won the Australian Grand Prix in 1980, 22 years after his father won the same event?

16. WHICH nation finished in first place in the 1956 Melbourne Olympics?

17. WHEN does a tennis umpire call ‘through’?

18. WHO rode 2013 Melbourne Cup winner Fiorente to victory?

19. WHICH well-known Australian jockey was killed in a fall in France in 1962?

20. HOW was the last batsman dismissed in cricket’s 1986 tied test between Australia and India?

ANSWERS: 1. Steve Smith 2. Snooker 3. Collingwood 4. Trent Bridge, Nottingham 5. Daniel Geale 6. Three 7. Marjorie Jackson 8. Ingemar Johansson 9. The Melbourne Cricket Ground 10. Because of a bout of bronchitis 11. Fijian 12. John and Ilsa Konrads 13. Galilee 14. Graeme Wood 15. Alan Jones 16. Russia 17. When the ball passes through the net. 18. Damian Oliver 19. Neville Selwood 20. LBW

Wild wind and rain caused the abandonment of Tuesday pennant for Narre Warren bowlers.

Saturday pennant was another mixed bag with only one team successful. Division 3 was at Dandenong Club and had a loss.

Mark Groom, Tracey Storm, Alan Mark and Zak Storm was the only winning rink (20-15) while Eric Sydenham, Zade Bulmer, Percy Herath and Rod Lane (18-24), Keith Mark, Colin Groom, Arthur Scheurer and Jim Millar (17-25) and Joe Selfridge, Reg Young, Erik Luyters and Cam Lee (16-25) all lost.

Narre Warren (1) 2-71 lost to Dandenong Club (1) 16-89.

Division 4 travelled to Cranbourne RSL and had the Club's only win. Janice Moran, Michael Graham, Jim Kempf and Norm Hosmer was the strongest winner (27-12) while Peter Groom, John Zanon, Stan Robinson and Carl Lapham (21-14), Wally Finlayson, David Wilkinson, Geoff Miller and Ralph Devonshire (24-18) and Wilma Haringsma, Ernesto Vergara, Philip Howard and Peter Lister (21-18) all added to the score.

Narre Warren (2) 18-93 defeated Cranbourne RSL 0-62.

Division 5 was at Fountain Gate against Dandenong Club. Stan Bulmer, Darren Moore, Wayne Grimsey and Geoff Ampt was the only winning rink (22-18), while Stan Birkett, Gary Wilson, Peter Castricum and John Green drew 18-18.Arthur Fitt, Denise Peeler, Joe McGuire and John Uren made a comeback but went down 17-25, while Pauline Kempf, Les Clement, Leo McGeary and Paul McNamara went down 8-20.

Narre Warren (3) 3-65 lost to Dandenong Club (2)15-81.

Division 7 was also at Fountain Gate, against Carrum. Len O'Brien, Peter Wilson, Andy Tobler and Glen Cadman won, 23-14, and Rudi Pompe, Rudi Oost, Dermot McConville and Graham Peterson won 16-13, and Dawn Baker, Dale Collins, Brian Fraser and Laurie Baker won 24-23. Diane Peterson, Jac-

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Everyone wins at Cranny It was a case of happy smiles at Cranbourne with all 5 sides recording victories in Saturday Pennant bowls.

The outstanding rink of the day was skip Ron Shields and his team of Barry Graham, Karen Hickson and club legend Ray Boskell playing in the 3 rd side who won by 21 shots on the day. Bill Sherriff brought law and order to the club with his late call up as Skip in the 4th side and he got the job done.

In the top side Skip Neil "Buddy" Drummond is back in town with a great win by 18 shots.

Side 1 Division 2 Buddy is back! After a recent drop in form, Skip Neil "Buddy" Drummond and his rink of Doug Boggie, Roger Roscoe and Maree Taylor were back in town and won by an impressive 18 shots, while Skip Frank Byrne and his rink of John McKenna and Shane Morrison continued their long winning streak with an impressive 13 shot win, this time against Churchill Waverley.

Cranbourne 90 (16 points) defeated Churchill Waverley 57 Side 2 Division 3 Last week's win by 18 shots was repeated again this time up against Burden Park. Skip Steve Hickson and his crew of Bill Bradbury, Brian Biasci and Stan Myers have done it again with another steady win by 7 shots.

Cranbourne 88 (18 points) defeated Burden Park 70 Side 3 Division 5 Hey Sofio Raiti fans, yes he has won again by 3 shots but this time the limelight goes to Skip Ron Shields and his team of Barry Graham, Karen Hickson and club Legend, Ray Boskell who were the big winners of the day winning by a huge 21 shots in an impressive performance with all bowlers contributing to the win.

Bill Sherriff was called up to skip his rink.

Cranbourne 96 (16 points) defeated Mulgrave CC. 69 Side 4 Division 7 Club Legend and life member Stan Burnett and his team of Bruce Harper, Derek Maguire and Norm Coley have done it again with a win by 12 shots. However, the big story was the late call up of Bill Sherriff to take the helm as skip which he managed with ease winning by 6 shots and ensuring victory overall by 22 shots.

Cranbourne 86 (17 points) defeated Monbulk 64 Side 5 Six a side Skip Mick Feeley and his rink of Brian Hall

Ron Shields, Barry Graham, Karen Hickson and Ray Boskell. and Al Agullana were in great form winning by 10 shots with all team mates contributing to the win.

Cranbourne 44 (14 points) defeated Mor-

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