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"Even though she's not alive she's been in that tank for a long time so she still deserves bit of dignity rather than landfill."

Ms Williamson said the response from the public had been overwhelming with people coming every day to see her.

"At the moment her tank's been cleaned out so getting her ready for the next step, which they're going to fill it up with glycerine."

About 20,000 litres of glycerine will be needed at a cost between $30,000 and $50,000, she said.

With temperatures set to soar above 30 degrees this week, Ms Williamson "we've got to work pretty fast so she doesn't get any more damage or dry out."

A GoFundMe page has been set up to help raise $100,000 to remove items and prepare Rosie's tank.

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The four-metre was lifted onto the back of a truck and driven down the Bass Highway - past a welcoming party on Kooweerup - en route to Crystal World on Thursday 21 February.

It marks the end of a two-month campaign to have the animal relocated from the Bass site.

The shark was originally captured in 1998 in the tuna fishing nets of South Australia.

Crystal World IT manager Sharon Williamson, who is also from the Australian Animal Rescue, saw the plight of the shark and made contact with the owner.

"They agreed to donate her to Crystal World so she can continue her preservation," she said.

Ms Williamson said transporting Rosie was "a bit tedious" which also required the assistance of a crane before Rosie was shipped on the road.

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A preserved Great White Shark that was left to decay in an abandoned aquarium in Bass has been rehomed in Devon Meadows.

The two-tonne beast, dubbed Rosie has sat in her tank at the Wildlife Wonderland since the park was closed in 2012.

Late last year, a You Tube video went viral of the forgotten shark, amassing millions of viewers.

The clip unfortunately meant vandals and souvenir hunters trespassed into the private property where they smashed Rosie's tank and dumped rubbish.

Fed up, Rosie's owner, Nick, decided to donate her to Tom Kapitany, owner of Crystal World and Prehistoric Journeys Exhibition Centre, free of charge.

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Strap yourselves in for a big day out as the annual Casey Kids Carnival quickly approaches.

Save the date on Saturday 30 March for a FREE day out with the entire family, with characters from Paw Patrol and Jungle Book ready to meet and greet some of their favourite fans.

There will also be live acts on the main stage, roaming entertainers, rides, food stalls, face painting and much more.

Head down to Akoonah Park in Berwick from 11.00 am until 4.00 pm to be a part of the fun!

Head to www.casey.vic.gov.au/casey-kidscarnival to ďŹ nd out more.

Have your say on the Draft Council Action Plan 2019-20.

Help shape the next 12 months in Casey

Expressions of Interest open for Council’s Gender Equality Group

The City of Casey is seeking community feedback on the Draft Council Action Plan 2019-20, which will help shape Council’s priorities for the next 12 months.

Interested residents are encouraged to apply to be part of the City of Casey’s Gender Equality Working Group.

Residents are encouraged to have their say via an online survey or by participating in one of the pop-up’s being held across the municipality.

The group will assess how safe Casey is for women and children and be asked for their input to help develop a set of guidelines that Council will use for future planning and development.

Feedback received from the community will be considered when preparing the ďŹ nal Draft Council Action Plan 2019-20, which will be presented to Council in May.

Expressions of interest are open until Friday 8 March.

To ďŹ nd out more, visit www.caseyconversations. com.au/gender-equity-audit

Experience the best of Casey

March Council meetings

Council’s annual Experience Casey event is just around the corner and everyone is invited!

Members of the community are welcome to attend Council meetings, which are held in the Bunjil Place Function Room, 2 Patrick Northeast Drive, Narre Warren.

Council meetings: Âť Tuesday 5 March 2019, 6.30 pm Âť Tuesday 19 March 2019, 6.30 pm

Participants will go in the running to win one of three $80 WestďŹ eld vouchers!

To view a full list of the upcoming pop up sessions or to complete the survey, visit www.caseyconversations.com.au/yourcity19_20

Celebrate and experience Casey’s diverse community

Please see the Council’s meeting agenda for planning items.

For more information on Council meetings, minutes and agendas, visit www.casey.vic.gov.au

For more information, head to www.casey.vic.gov.au/experience-casey

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Experience Casey will return to the Bunjil Place Plaza next month.

Head down to Bunjil Place between 1.00 pm and 5.00 pm on Saturday 16 March to experience an array of sights, sounds and tastes!

Experience Casey aims to celebrate Casey’s diverse and vibrant culture by showcasing the local groups that make up our municipality.

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Outrage over video of infant treatment

By Brendan Rees

A Facebook image appears to show Dr Andrew Arnold manipulating the back of a baby.

Picture: Facebook scribed the images from Facebook, which has since been removed, as "very confronting" and backed the AHPRA to investigate. "We only want the very best health care, and want people mainly practicing what is appropriate," he said.

Opposition Leader Michael O'Brien said as a parent the images were "disturbing."

"I think it's appropriate that this practice should be investigated by the relevant health authorities," Mr O'Brien said.

Minister for Health Jenny Mikakos said the Chiropractic Board of Australia "must con-

It’s a yes from Helen!

By Brendan Rees

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A man has proposed to a Cranbourne woman in a way that has left her speechless - and one that has captured the community's heart.

Chris Scholten took his partner Helen Cooper for a drive to the Dandenong Ranges after having dinner at Pine Grove Hotel in Upper Beaconsfield on Valentine's Day. "I thought it was a beautiful night; maybe there's a lookout up there or something like that we're heading to," Helen recalled.

But as they came around the bend on Beaconsfield-Emerald Road towards Elephant Rock - a famous landmark in Emerald, Helen couldn't believe her eyes.

Painted in big block writing across Elephant Rock was the proposal 'Marry Me Helen'.

"I saw the rock and I was speechless. I wasn't sure, I thought maybe it's not me, then he pulled in I thought 'oh my god'," Helen said.

Helen immediately said yes, adding "didn't

even have to think about it."

"It was absolutely perfect...It was quite a surprise when I came around that bend," she said.

"We haven't been going out for very long so it was quite shocked."

The proposal went viral on Facebook days after Valentine's Day with many posting if Helen had actually said 'yes'.

"I'm very overwhelmed. I've had so many lovely gestures and comments and everything on Facebook and it's just wonderful," she said.

Helen says she visited Elephant Rock again and painted 'yes' next to the proposal.

"I didn't realised there would be so much in the community about it so I thought I better go and let everyone know," she said.

"Nobody had done anything over the top of it because they wanted to know what was going on.

"I'm very humbled by everything that's been going on to be honest," she said.

A man and a teenager from Cranbourne have been charged with alleged mobile phone robberies.

They are among four people to be charged by detectives from the Southern Metro Region Crime Team.

It is believed that all the incidents are linked to buying or selling a mobile phone via an online market place.

A 21-year-old from Cranbourne has been charged with two counts of robbery. He has been bailed to appear at Dandenong Magistrates' Court on 17 May. A 17-year-old from Cranbourne has been released pending summons in relation to a robbery. A 20-year-old from Dandenong has been charged with two counts of robbery. He has been bailed to appear at Dandenong Magistrates' Court on 17 May. An 18-year-old from Hobart, Tasmania was also interviewed by detectives. He has been charged with robbery and theft in relation to a number of incidents which have occurred over the past two weeks.

Police say using online market places can be a convenient way to sell your phone however people's safety is always the number one priority.

If you need immediate police assistance always call Triple Zero (000). Report any suspicious behaviour to your local police station or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

Caught on camera Cranbourne Police are investigating theft of petrol from a service station in Cranbourne last week.

Investigators have been told a man drove a Holden Commodore to the Narre Warren Cranbourne Road service station and pumped petrol into his vehicle just before 4.30am. The man drove away without paying for the fuel in the sedan, bearing stolen registration plates.

Investigators have released images of a man who they believe may be able to assist with their enquiries. The man is described to be Caucasian and short with dark hair. He was wearing a black jumper with white brand logos on the chest and left arm, red shorts, black knee brace on his left knee and white socks with black thongs.

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

Car thief wanted Cranbourne Police are investigating a theft from motor vehicle that occurred in Warneet on the 29 December last year.

Police allege that between 2.40am and 3.15am two men smashed the driver's side window of the victim's silver 2010 Mitsubishi Colt that was parked in a car park on Rutherford Parade. The men stole a number of personal items.

Police have released CCTV still images of a man and a vehicle that they believe may be able to assist with the investigation. Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

Helen Cooper from Cranbourne said yes after her fiance Chris Scholten proposed on Valentines Day by painting a proposal onto Elephant Rock.

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A chiropractor from a Cranbourne clinic who disturbingly appeared to hold a baby upside down in a video has agreed to enter an undertaking which prevents him from working with children.

It comes after shocking images surfaced on Facebook which appeared to show Dr Andrew Arnold manipulating the back of a two-week old using a spring-loaded device, and repeatedly tapping the bub's head.

The Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and the Chiropractic Board of Australia accepted an undertaking offered by Dr Arnold which will restrict his practice at the Cranbourne Family Chiropractic Clinic.

Dr Arnold entered an agreement on 21 February not to treat children from birth to 12 years. This includes not publishing any material that relates to the assessment of children.

In a statement, an AHPRA spokesperson said the Chiropractic Board of Australia accepted, as part of an interim action process by the Board, an undertaking offered by Dr Arnold.

"This restricts the practitioner's practice, while AHPRA and the Board investigates," the spokesperson said.

"An undertaking is legally binding. A breach of an undertaking may be the subject of regulatory action."

"We are not able to comment any further about our investigation, because our processes must be fair, and the national law prevents us from commenting on any individual health practitioners or matters beyond what is on the public register."

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demn this practice as unprofessional and unacceptable, and AHPRA must act quickly to stop these rouge practitioners in their tracks."

Victorian branch president of the Australian Medical Association (AMA) Julian Rait said studies have shown infant manipulation to be ineffective.

"For a benign disorder like colic is, for people to be offering spinal manipulation is quite inappropriate. It's all risks and no benefits," he said.

Mr Rait said in 2007 studies identified 14 cases of "direct adverse events" involving neurological musculoskeletal problems.

"I don't think in this particular case the practitioner was particularly vigorous or likely causing harm but it's just the concept has been brought into question and so therefore you have to ask 'should anybody be offering spinal manipulation?'

Royal Australian College of General Practitioners president Harry Nespolon said there was "absolutely no evidence" that spinal manipulation on a baby would help with colic or to settle babies, and advised parents to visit is their GP, not a chiropractor.

"Babies experiencing symptoms such as colic are normal babies, and in most instances will simply grow out of it with no need for medical intervention," he said.

"I would strongly recommend the chiropractic board to reconsider their stance on this practice being acceptable when there is no comprehensive evidence that it provides any benefit."

Cranbourne Family Chiropractic Clinic did not wish to comment on the matter.

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THE LOWDOWN Q&A

with William Zhang, volunteer fire fighter at Narre Warren North CFA brigade.

How long have you been a volunteer firefighter and why did you decide to join?

I have just joined CFA Narre Warren North Brigade for nearly 12 months. I hoped to be more involved in the community in which I live, learn some skills, and spend my spare time more meaningfully. I am also really impressed and inspired by other members' decades of long services for CFA. What have been some incidents you have attended with the CFA that you will never forget?

I have attended motor vehicle accidents, gas fire, car fires etc. Since I am relatively still a newbie, every incident is pretty much a valuable opportunity for me to gain more handson knowledge and experience.

What is something people don't know about you?

I have been secretly enjoying the Monday-$10discount movie tickets at a cinema close to my uni. I would spend some Monday late afternoons and evenings after uni on my own watching a couple of movies there.

What is your most memorable moment?

I have made it to my first ever strike team at Grantville bushfire earlier this year under the mentorship of brigade crews and leaders.

Where did you grow up as a child?

I grew up in Shanghai, and my parents and I moved here to Melbourne when I was 15.

What is your favourite movie?

Into the Wild (2007) If you were PM for a day, what would you do?

I would try to work more on issues of men's mental health and family violence.

What are you currently studying?

I am studying Classics and Linguistics at Melbourne Uni while working as an interpreter.

Favourite holiday spot in Australia?

The Overland Track in Tasmania that I have just come back from is not bad at all!

What's your favourite book?

The Hunter, by Julia Leigh.

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THREE … council programs to have your say

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Expressions of interest are now open to join our Gender Equality Working Group to assist in making Casey a safer city. The working group is being formed to gather essential feedback from the community, while assessing how safe Casey is for women and children.

Applications are open until Friday 8 March. For more information visit https://www. caseyconversations.com.au/ gender-equity-audit

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City of Casey will be out and about over the next few weeks to ask the community what matters most to them to help shape Council's draft priority actions for 2019/20 which outlines Council's priority projects for the year.

All feedback received from the community will be considered in preparing the final draft, to be presented to Council in May.

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Applications are now open for funding through the City of Casey's annual Minor Capital Works at Community Facilities Program. Grants of up to $50,000 per project are available for eligible groups, across a maximum of three projects, or $75,000 in total to make improvements at local community facilities that will benefit current and future users.

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First school sod turned

By Brendan Rees

Premier Daniel Andrews and Bass MP Jordan Crugnale with students Larnie, Ashlee, Ashton and Jay-de from Berwick Chase Primary School. 190745 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS west of Bass Coast Shire.

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Works have begun on a new $20.8 million Clyde North East Primary School with Premier Daniel Andrews expressing his excitement during a visit to the site last week.

Mr Andrews and Bass MP Jordan Crugnale joined students of Berwick Chase Primary School for the first sod turning on Friday 22 February to mark the start of construction at site on Calgary Way in Clyde North.

The school, expected to be open in 2020, will include state-of-the-art classrooms, performing arts spaces and physical education centre with open play space, two learning centres, administration building, a specialist pavilion, sports fields, including multi-courts, and car parking.

The site, which covers 35,000 square metres, will cater for 525 students from the fastgrowing Clyde North community.

Mr Andrews said two primary schools and secondary school would be built in Clyde.

"We're giving families across Pakenham, Clyde and Cranbourne the certainty that they will have a great local school, close to home," he said.

"A brand new primary school for Clyde North East is more than an investment in buildings; it's an investment in our children's future in this fantastic community.

"It's great for jobs, there's so many thousands of Victorians that are employed as part of the Victorian School Building program. It's about $3 billion worth of investment, so very significant," he added.

Clyde North East Primary School is part of the Labor Government's school building boom that will see 100 new government schools open over the next eight years, including 7 brand new schools across Pakenham, Clyde and Cranbourne and a new junior secondary school to service Phillip Island and the

cation, health and transport services, supports and infrastructure they need and deserve."

"This is a much needed school for a grow-

ing community who have called Clyde North home and it's only a Labor Government that is getting it done," she said.

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On 22 February, a story was shared on the Cranbourne Star News Facebook page about a Cranbourne chiropractor who appeared in shocking images of manipulating a baby's spine.

Here is how some readers reacted online: Leonie Knight: Andrew Arnold and his wife are extremely professional and experienced at there profession. Unless you have actually been a patient of Andrews you really shouldn't make comments.

Andrew helped me for over two years.

If the parents didn't want the treatment why take the baby.

This is a setup otherwise it wouldn't have been videotaped. Why didn't the parents say stop because Andrew doesn't treat you if you don't want it.

Kerryanne Harris: All my children were seen by chiropractors under a week old. Alternate therapies have been around for thousand of years before modern medicine. 70 years ago children were born and hung upside down and slapped on the back without appropriate

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training. Chiropractors have trained for many years and then they specialise in woman and children. Every chiropractor talks parents through the procedure and if they are not comfortable it is stopped.

Leonie Durrington: Good! Chiropractors do more harm than good.

Lisa Williams: Great chiropractor, not a bad word to say about this guy.

Mark Mathews! What one or two week old needs chiropractic work?

Alan Thompson: Why was the baby there in the first place? Has the parents be questioned?

Jimmy Baker: The video looked horrific obviously, I wonder how far away from acceptable practice it is from a professionals perspective? Andrew has been around for years and have had several treatments by him.

Seemed very professional.

Stacie Freeman: How do you know if a baby needs to see one?

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By Brendan Rees A Lynbrook man has expressed his relief after getting out of parking fine on Kangan Drive in Berwick, where the signs have been labelled as "deceiving."

Michael Drew was hit with a $161 parking infringement fine after parking his car in a no stopping zone on 13 December last year.

However, Mr Drew argued he couldn't read the sign as it was covered by half a branch.

So when he was slapped with a ticket by parking inspectors he decided to take photos of the unreadable sign as evidence.

Last week, Mr Drew's infringement notice was withdrawn by Casey Council with a warning was issued instead.

"I'm glad I got off but I tell you now there will be hundreds of people that have been affected by that branch," he said.

"The reason why they let me off is because they don't want me to go to court and embarrass them."

As it stands, the 'no stopping' restrictions operate from 7.30am - 9.30am and 2.30pm 4.30pm, Monday to Friday - which affects 38 parking bays. However, the parking signs also display a '2P' for all other hours of the day.

Mr Drew says he initially called the council who "sent me a letter saying 'you just didn't read it.'"

"They didn't look at the photo and then tell me I'm wrong. How can you read a sign if it's hidden by a branch?"

"Everything is wrong down there and they're making all this money," he added.

In response to the community outrage, council introduced new 'clearer' parking signs last month which display a no standing zone - but Mr Drew says they "are working to a certain extent."

He said parking inspectors were targeting the vulnerable: "They go at the wrong time -

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Chippy left without van, tools Michael Drew next to one of the new parking signs on Kangan Drive which he says are working to a certain extent. 189996 Picture: GARY SISSONS bang they get caught."

"How can make $150,000 in the school holidays. It would be morally right to open it up for those eight weeks over Christmas and school holidays."

Peter Kennedy of Berwick was also hit with $161 parking fine in January after visiting his father at St John of God Hospital.

"I knew it was school holidays but I just thought 2P - the big green and went 'okay'."

"It just didn't click; I was thinking about other stuff.

"I was right down near Clyde Road and thought I was miles away." He said the sign "wasn't parallel with the road either."

According to Mr Kennedy, parking inspectors are having a "field day."

"I got caught out but it's obviously catching a hell of a lot of people out."

By Brendan Rees A Cranbourne West tradie has been left without a livelihood after his van was stolen at the front of his home.

Lisa said her husband, Nik, had lost an estimated $15,000 worth of tools which were in his van at time when it was allegedly stolen during the early hours of Sunday 17 February.

Lisa, who asked not to publish her surname, said the van, a Toyota Townace was parked on the nature strip of Eminence Drive in Quarters Estate when it was taken about 2am, despite being locked.

She said Nik, a carpenter, wasn't sure how he was going to make up the loss.

"It's devastating. It's just gutted my husband. We're shocked by it, we still are," she said.

"You rock up at a job site - you need tools otherwise they're really not going to have you there.

"Work's been really quiet. He's trying to find work now.

"He's going to be using my car - then that affects me. I won't have a car," she added.

The missing tools are a large range of Festool and Makita brands. The registration of the van is 1HR 2SE. To make matters worse Nik had only recently bought the van from a neighbour which he was still paying off and yet to be insure.

"Now we've got no car, and we haven't paid him either," Lisa said.

According to Lisa, CCTV from their neighbour appeared to show a "little car getting around" at the time of the theft. "Obviously they're targeting the car."

Lisa said she was "kicking herself" as she generally heard noises from outside. "I always get up and check. During the morning you just don't hear anything."

"We looked around the next morning, nothing (left behind)," she added.

The couple have appealed on social media in the hope of anyone with information to contact police or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

Cranbourne police are investigating.

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Battle bear wins hearts

By Brendan Rees A Great War teddy bear has made a popular arrival at three primary schools in Casey thanks to the generosity of students at a Cranbourne North school.

Intermediate VCAL students at Alkira Secondary College, which was a winner of the ANZAC Day Schools Awards last year, presented the bears to Hillsmeade, Tulliallan and Clyde Primary Schools on Monday 25 February.

Dressed in the historic uniform of those who have served, Private Ernest Harvey, a Gallipoli Centenary teddy bear is designed to help children interact with the stories of the Centenary of Anzac.

The students from at Alkira Secondary College decided to buy the bears using their award money to assist with the Bears to School project.

The project allows teachers to engage with young children about the Great War history in a way that accommodates the age and learning needs of the students, said Alkira Secondary College teacher Nicole Scott.

Year 12 student Jade said presenting the ANZAC bear to Tulliallan Primary School was important in strengthening Alkira Secondary College's relationship and "builds a connection, so that we can help each other grow and learn in the years to come."

Deaf guitarist Murray Mandel will perform in Cranbourne North. 190154.

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By Brendan Rees

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Murray Mandel has never let being deaf hold him back.

The classical guitarist is on a three year busking tour with his next stop being Cranbourne North to raise funds for crisis support charity Lifeline.

Mr Mandel's journey began in Canberra in March 2017 which has seen him travel around Australia in his campervan, and due to finish in Canberra in March 2020.

The 64-year-old of Sydney who has profound hearing loss in both ears plans to visit 150 destinations which has attracted huge media attention.

He will perform at Thompsons Parkway Shopping Centre on Thursday 28 February and Friday and Saturday 1-2 March.

"Thompson's Parkway Shopping Centre is the second last shopping complex in Mel-

bourne before continuing my performances at Mornington then along the coast of Victoria towards the southern part of New South Wales," Mr Mandel said.

The former microbiologist and Qigong/Tai Chi Instructor who is self-funding his trip says he is using every dollar raised to go towards Lifeline.

"If I do in one or two years I know once I finish the tour, I will regret it for not taking more time to raise public awareness, reach out, and remind as many fellow Australians as possible about the importance of Lifeline," he said.

"This tour is out of my sense of compassion. It is a very gruelling tour, lots of sacrifice, living in my campervan for three years but a real privilege indeed."

For every performance at shopping centres, supermarkets, and markets, Mr Mandel plays for four to five hours, three to five times a week.

So far, Mr Mandel's performances have helped raised $46, 921.90.

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The BreastScreen Victoria van is coming to Cranbourne Library from 12 March to 18 April 2019.

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A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, free of charge, at the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning website at www. planning.vic.gov.au/public-inspection and free of charge, during oice hours, at the oices of the Victorian Planning Authority, Lv.25, 35 Collins Street Melbourne and the oices of Casey City Council, Civic Centre, Magid Drive, Narre Warren, Victoria 3805; Hume City Council, 1079 Pascoe Vale Road, Broadmeadows, Victoria 3047; and Mitchell Shire Council, Wallan Library, Wellington Square, Wallan, Victoria 3056.

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* Purpose Built Medical/Consulting Rooms * Located in a Vibrant & growing area * There are 4 separate Consulting Suites; Tenancy 1 - 202m² - 1 st oor. Tenancy 2 - 164m² - 1 st oor. Tenancy 3 - 252m² Leased Dentist. Tenancy 4 - 92m² ground oor. Tenancy 5 - 140m² ground oor

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Fantastic opportunity to purchase a nice home on a large allotment. Currently rented at $1387 pcm until March 2019. Quiet location, short walk to station, and primary school. Includes 3 bedrooms, large lounge, dining area, A/C, GWF, Kitchen includes DW, plus a single garage and established gardens.

Must be sold! All inspections call Harry Syrros direct $490,000

(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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(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

- Master bedroom complete with WIR and full ensuite.

Bedrooms 2, 3 & 4 with BIRs. - Modern kitchen with S/S appliances.

- 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

* 5 Bedrooms plus study * 2 master bedrooms both with ensuites * Immaculate Presentation * Over 45 squares * 5 years young * Overlooking parkland

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- Master with full ensuite & WIR. - Bedrooms 2 & 3 are both very generous in size and have BIR’s.

- 4 zoned living areas comprising of front lounge, family/ dining room, rumpus & upstairs lounge/kids retreat.

- Open plan kitchen looking out into the back yard and adjacent to family & dining area. $849,950

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

(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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(218189) Possible development site STCA. 3 bedroom 2 living area home, gas ducted heating & s/system heating & cooling with polished boards. A period styled bathroom with timber vanity & brick tiled walls & large well-appointed timber kitchen with wall oven, gas cooktop & dishwasher. There is also a second living area & an outdoors pergola area. Huge 604m² approx. block. $490,000-$510,000

(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.

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- 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 nish & appliances including a S/S Smeg 900mm upright oven and stone bench tops, plus a butler’s pantry. $690,000-$720,000

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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

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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HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 24 Broome Crescent, CRANBOURNE NORTH, VIC 3977 Description: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 garage Price: $549,950 Inspect: By appointment Auction: For Sale Contact: Frank Barrett 0418 800 912, FINNING FIRST NATIONAL REAL ESTATE T 16P_

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A scenic gently sloping 5.6 acres of improved pasture, with all new fencing & the permanent Shady Creek flowing through. Superb improvements feature a well built & nicely presented 4 br bv home with 9ft ceilings, 2 showers & 2 toilets.

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Shedding is excellent with a quality ‘Barn Style’ 3 roller door 11x7m colourbond shed with concrete & power. Also a huge 3 bay 20x10x4m high shed.

A property having privacy and scenic outlook. Well located being 5km from Neerim South Village.

Located at the gateway of the Victorian High Country. Growing population of 2200+. Heyfield is fast becoming one of Gippsland’s best located towns.

Tourism during spring - autumn months, plus the 4 caravan parks near Lake Glenmaggie. Supply to over 35 Commercial & Gov’t venues throughout Gippsland.

Over the counter trade & an excellent Wholesale base. Modern & Clean Business.

Hilux vehicle, offered for sale with the business. A long lease, with 6 further terms.

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Run Poss Run set for relay

By Brendan Rees The Casey Relay for Life is set to be one of the biggest yet, with a whopping $192,678.92 already raised for vital cancer research, prevention and support services.

So far, 66 teams and 1,673 participants have enlisted to partake for this weekend's event at Akoonah Park in Berwick - marking a bumper year for the Cancer Council Australia.

Relay provides an opportunity for the Casey community to recognise and celebrate cancer survivors, patients, their carers and families.

Jan Gilchrist of the Merinda Park Learning and Community Centre in Cranbourne North, will honour her former colleague at the relay who lost her battle with lung cancer 10 years ago.

"I had worked with her for over 10 years before she came to work for Merinda Park in our Childcare area," Ms Gilchrist said.

"We decided as staff that we needed to do something to honour her life. So we set up our Relay for Life team and the rest is history."

Now in their 10th year, the team 'Run Poss Run' which includes staff, committee members, family and friends are excited to have reached their goal of raising $10,000.

"We never thought we would get to this total. It was just purely a dream to get there and our dream has come true," Ms Gilchrist said.

"We have run two Bunnings barbecues and done many fundraising activities at the centre.

"Thanks to a generous donation by one team member of $1,300 and another donation by the Merinda Park Learning and Community Centre of $1000," she said.

The event takes place from Friday 29 February to Saturday 1 March.

Casey team Run Poss Run are set to raise funds for cancer research and prevention at the Casey Relay for Life.

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Walking for Joel tops $5k

By Brendan Rees More than 200 people turned out for a fundraiser walk at the Cranbourne Royal Botanic Gardens on Saturday 23 February.

The annual walk hosted by the Jared Dunscombe Fund helped raised funds to provide an assistance dog for 28-year-old Joel Sardi who became a quadriplegic as a result of an accident.

The walk 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'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.

"The Jared Dunscombe Fund raised $5,000 on Saturday to help Joel receive his assistance dog. Joel is so close to receiving his dog and this will happen within the next few months," she said.

"We are now only just under our target of $35,000 with only $5,000 more to raise - we are so close to making this a reality."

An assistance dog would help with dress-

ing, fetching a blanket, emergency alert bark, getting the phone and more.

"We are so grateful to all those who came to the walk - and to those who couldn't make it but donated to our cause, we appreciate your support," Ms Colabufalo said.

Rotary Club of Cranbourne also provided a barbecue for all participants at the end of the five-kilometre walk.Ms Colabufalo thanked The Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne. "It was a really great morning, such a positive energy around with the perfect weather, great turn out and wonderful venue."

She added it was fantastic to have Joel and his partner Elisa present on the day as well as the Righteous Pups Australia team "There are so many others who contributed in their own way on Saturday and we count ourselves so lucky to have your support, thank you."

Casey Councillor Geoff Ablett said: " I was very proud to participate knowing in the Walk To Remember knowing Jared and the Dunscombe family well, and to see how this walk will help Joel with his future is what champion people do"

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Softball stalwart Elaine shines at Vic sports awards

By Brendan Rees A dedication to softball has earned Elaine Duyvestyn of Cranbourne a prestigious Victorian Sports Award.

In front of 500 people at Marvel Stadium, Ms Duyvestyn was awarded the Victorian State Government Service to Victorian Community Sport and Recreation at the Victorian Sport Awards on Wednesday 20 February.

"I was surprised to be declared the winner as the other finalists were also worthy of such recognition," Ms Duyvestyn said.

"Initially I was motivated by a small group of softball stalwarts who volunteered tirelessly to promote and develop our sport.

She started her softball life with Wingers Softball Club based at Fawkner Park, South Yarra as a player and soon after coach.

"My motivation has been driven by working alongside some amazing volunteers as we strive to provide opportunities for individuals, of all age and ability levels, to participate and achieve their goals, in our great sport," Ms cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au

Duyvestyn said.

Through her mentors, she quickly became involved taking on administrative roles in club, local association, being Melbourne and the state organisation, Softball Victoria.

"Also around 1982 I was approached to assist in establishing a softball club in Cranbourne, where I was a new resident that would compete in the Berwick, now Casey, Softball Association," Ms Duyvestyn said, who has also dedicated 30 years as a volunteer in management with Clarendon Street Community Child Care Centre in Cranbourne.

"I became a founding member of Cranbourne Softball Club holding positions of mentor and head coach."

About two decades later she says she found her time too thinly spread and her commitments to the club "sadly ended to enable me to do more for Softball Victoria."

"Cranbourne Club awarded me an honorary life membership and I am a life member of Wingers, Melbourne and Victoria."

Elaine Duyvestyn with her Victorian Sports Award. 190723

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WHAT’S ON Twilight car boot sale Live entertainment, classic bikes, sausage sizzle, fire brigade displays, Captain Koala, kids activities, community group displays, raffle, great bargains and more Saturday 30 March, 3pm at the Warneet Recreation Reserve, Rutherford Parade, Warneet. $15 per car (includes trailer). Call 5998 7146 to book a space.

Celebrate International Women's Day (IWD) The 2019 IWD Breakfast honours the contribution that women make to our families, communities and work places. Special guest is Dianne McGrath, who is vying for a spot on the first Mission to Mars will tell us why she put her hand up to be part of the Mars One mission. Should her application be successful, she will be amongst the first group of people to try and establish human settlement on planet Mars. For general ticketing and box office information (including conditions of sale) see our Ticketing services information page. For accessibility books or other box office inquiries please email bunjilplace@ casey.vic.gov.au or phone 03 9709 9700 between 9.00 am and 5.00 pm (Monday to Saturday).

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She will be talking about the history of Pentridge Prison and the back story behind his research conducted to locate and recover 51 sets of executed prisoners' remains, including those of Ned Kelly and Ronald Ryan. Supper will be served after talk, then General Meeting will begin. A fee of $3 to be paid on entry to the room.

13 March General Meeting, at 7.30pm, in the meeting room at the Casey Complex, 1/65 Berwick-Cranbourne road, Cranbourne. Please use Casey Radio entrance. Contact Lynne Bradley at president@nwfhg.org.au or phone 0413 182 551. All visitors are welcome to attend.

A proposed photography club will suit retired seniors, house husbands or house wives as it will take place during the day. There will be three skill levels, beginners, intermediate and advanced, with a little more emphasis on beginners. Membership will also entitle you to many of the free courses we have throughout the year.

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A truly memorable night

By Nick Creely This was no ordinary piece of silverware for all involved at St Brigid’s/St Louis.

They’ve defied, stunned and brushed aside all those in their wake, no matter the opposition, in what had been a truly remarkable Twenty20 campaign for a club that is in the second tier of the Dandenong District Cricket Association.

It’s now likely to be arguably the proudest moment in club history.

The men from 'The Cave' ended their Dandenong District Twenty20 season with a stunning premiership, defeating yet another giant of the association last Wednesday night at Shepley Oval, Berwick - a side led by Matt Chasemore that has been one of the most consistent forces in Twenty20 cricket in the state, let alone the country.

“It was a great campaign for the Twenty20 side - it was a great win, we beat all the big boys,” said proud club president Noel Fitzgibbon.

“I’m very proud of the boys, they’ve done a sensational job, beating the big boys of the DDCA, to Springvale South, to Buckley (Ridges), and then Berwick, the state champions.”

The club’s remarkable run towards the Twenty20 premiership started back on 24 October, ironically against Berwick, where they were absolutely thumped after a Nathan Pilon century, before bouncing back a few weeks later against Cranbourne. The third round saw them slump to a 1-2 record after a shock loss to Doveton, but evened the ledger with a comfortable victory over Springvale a week later.

They then managed to scrape their way through to the quarter-finals with a strong win at home against Narre Warren. And that’s where things took a stunning turn.

Severe underdogs, the men from the Cave met the powerhouse Springvale South away from home, but superbly defended 147 against a star-studded Bloods, setting up a crunch semi final against Buckley Ridges at Park Oval.

The Bucks sent the ball whizzing the boundary to set the visitors a steep 195, but Vaib Deshpande had other ideas, blasting 104 as his side got home in the dying moments.

It all came down to Wednesday’s grand final against the Bears - the third Turf 1 powerhouse in a row - at the home of the Dandenong Cricket Club.

On a batting track that has seen plenty of runs this season, Chasemore’s side wasted little time and chose to bat, racking up 7/159 off their overs, with Matthew Hayes doing well with 2/33. But it was the great Nathan Pilon that once again shone, blasting 59 to cap off an extraordinary season with the white ball.

As they have for the entirety of the tournament, they had their backs against the wall in the chase, with Deshpande and Jarrod Munday falling in the opening overs to leave them 2/8, with class acts Blade Baxter (2/27) and Brendan Rose (2/25) using all of their brilliance to immediately swing the game in the Bears’ favour.

Mark Jamieson (32) and Liam Harris (19) fought hard to try and tick the scoreboard, but the Bears’ experience and class with the white ball saw them slump to 4/65 and in danger of the game slipping away.Enter Matthew Hayes, who played his best knock of the season ... ..and at just the right time.

Hayes took the bowling on to great success, sending nine fours and a six to the boundary on his way to 65 - his highest score of the season - drawing the underdogs close.

Skipper Jeremy Heys (20 not out) took it

Vaib Deshpande sends one down for the Saints on Wednesday night. 190565 upon himself to be the finisher, slamming a six over the ropes in the final over of the match, and suddenly, the Saints were no longer the underdogs, they were the champions of the Twenty20 caper of the DDCA. Fitzgibbon said the no one at his club will forget the moment the winning runs were scored - for a club that doesn’t demand the same attention as some of the powerhouses, these moments are made to savour.

“It was one of the biggest wins the club’s ever had - the boys all play for each other, we’re a tight knit group, and they all played their part,” Fitzgibbon said.

“We believed in ourselves, and our ability there’s been a few boys at the club that have been around for a long time, and they’ve been very good cricketers.

“We had a squad of about 15 that all contributed and played their part, and we just didn’t fear anyone. We believed we could do it.

“It’d be one of the better wins for this club - we were formed in 1954, we’ve won Turf 1 premierships, in the FDCA, BTCA, and for us to win this one, it’ll certainly be treasured.”

Fitzgibbon said that the camaraderie and leadership in the side is second to none, and praised the players, who excelled under skipper Jeremy Heys this tournament.

“Jeremy’s been a leader for a number of years, he’s our spiritual leader,” he said.

“But they all play their part - there’s also a number of leaders, not just Jeremy. Pat Jamieson, Mark Jamieson, the boys that have been there for a long time, they just know what to do.

“They’re all leaders themselves in their own right.”

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Got him - the ball crashes into the stumps of Berwick skipper Matt Chasemore.

ST BRIGID'S/ST LOUIS TWENTY20 CHAMPIONS (T20 STATS) Vaib Deshpane - 251 runs at 41.8, 4 wickets at 39.5, economy of 7.1 Mark Jamieson - 119 runs at 19.8 Jarrod Munday - 79 runs at 26.3, 1 catch, 3 stumpings Liam Harris - 128 runs at 42.7, 4 wickets at 23, economy of 7.1 Matthew Hayes - 110 runs at 55, 2 wickets at 37.5, economy of 9.4

Clinton Gottinger - 90 runs at 18 Jeremy Heys (capt) - 83 runs at 20.8 Alamdar Raza - 36 runs at 12, 4 wickets at 30, economy of 7.1 Patrick Jamieson - 39 runs at 19.5, 8 wickets at 13.8, economy of 8.8 Ryan Malcolm - 9 runs, 8 wickets at 18.1, economy of 6.6 Kane Hutchinson - 5 wickets at 26.8, economy of 8.9

The All-Star Mile dream is well and truly alive for him The All-Star Mile is the richest 1600-metre horse race in the world and with the event, being held at Flemington Racecourse on 16 March, just weeks away, a Berwick local has the chance of winning $250,000.

Boasting a $5 million prize pool, the All-Star Mile is in its first year and is the only race in the country where the general public helps choose the final field of horses.

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With voting now closed, the top 10 votegetters have qualified for the race and each of the 10 horses will be represented by a lucky 'owner ambassador'.

Almost 140,000 people voted for a horse and those that voted for each of the top 10 vote-getters - which were unveiled last week were placed in a random draw with one voter per horse rewarded for helping to turn their favourite horse into an All-Star. A further four

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wildcard horses were also granted entry into the race.

Blake Hutchins of Berwick voted for Amphitrite, who finished fifth in voting, and was one of the lucky 10 voters to be given the tag of 'owner ambassador'. If Amphitrite claims the win, he will walk away with $250,000.

"The opportunity for owner ambassadors to be part of the day and experience the thrill

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Essendon’s monster win

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Joy for batters, agony for bowlers - Essendon pulled off a truly remarkable run chase on Saturday. 190596

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By Nick Creely The Dandenong District Cricket Association has announced the venues for this year's Turf grand finals, which will take place on 16 and 17 March before a standalone Turf 1 decider on 23 and 24 March.

St Mary's home ground Carroll Reserve, located on Box Street in Dandenong, will host the standalone Turf 1 grand final for the second consecutive year, after an extremely successful fixture between Mordialloc and Springvale South in 2017/18. The four teams left in the premiership race with one round left to go in the home-and-away season are Springvale South, Berwick, Hallam Kalora Park and Buckley Ridges. After a full evaluation process by the DDCA match committee, the association has decided that the following clubs will host turf grand finals this season: cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au

Turf 1 - St Mary's (23 and 24 March) Turf 2 - Hallam Kalora Park Turf 3 - North Dandenong Turf 4 - Keysborough Turf 1 - Reserves - Narre Warren Turf 2 - Reserves - Heinz Southern Districts Turf 3 - Reserves - Coomoora Turf 4 - Reserves - Fountain Gate Turf 5 - Berwick Springs Turf 6 - Parkfield Spare ground - Narre North

Should Hallam Kalora Park be hosting the Turf 1 Preliminary Final on 16th/17th March, then the allocation of grand finals will change.

Turf and synthetic semi-final grounds will be determined following the completion of Round 14.

But they will need to take on a power packed Rams unit without Wells, who is now returning home to the UK to prepare for the County season for Sussex, which will give someone a chance to step up and finish their season in the top side.

Opener Jared Maxwell appears the most likely to get a recall to the ones for the final match, but talented top order bat Ashley Chandrasinghe or developing opener Blair Clymo could be in the running for a debut.

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16. WHICH leading jockey rode the winner of both the 1977 Melbourne Cup and the 1978 Caulfield Cup? 17. WHO was the first Australian wicket-keeper to play in 50 cricket Tests?

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With just one round left to play in the home-and-away season, it appears that the Swans will miss out on a finals spot, but can finish their season on a high when they travel to take on Ringwood at Russell Lucas Oval on Saturday.

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Essendon reeled in Casey-South Melbourne's monster total on Saturday, in one of the most stunning run chases of recent memory.

As the sun glistened on what was a phenomenal batting track, it was obvious from the outset that it would be tough work for the bowlers.

Off the back of Luke Wells' epic 197 on day one, the Bombers needed a similar innings to chase down the mammoth 397 set, and it came in the form of the Englishman's counterpart former Victorian batsman and Dons skipper Aaron Ayre.

Despite losing the destructive James Seymour early after Jackson Fry (2/88) managed to find the edge of the opening batsman, the Dons made the most of an incredible bowling track with very little demons for the batting side.

In warm conditions, Ayre was simply sublime, cracking 26 boundaries and a maximum on his way to a sparkling century, combining for a 141-run stand with a more subdued Justin Galeotti (38) in the early part of the day.

Ayre provided a reminder of his abundance of class, looking in cruise mood for the majority of his innings before accelerating at the right time to get his side in the position to push for the points.

Unable to find regular breakthroughs - similar to the Bombers on day one - Ayre looked like posting a memorable double century that will almost certainly have him in the minds of Victorian selectors, but fell for 173 off 184 balls, once again to Fry. But the damage was done.

Left-hander Michael Hill (109 not out) rammed home the advantage, capitalising on a tired Swans bowling outfit, belting a century, with Isaac Willett (41 not out) also providing some fireworks to see the visitors home within 83 overs and with seven wickets still left in the shed.

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Bears make some noise

By Nick Creely It took until the second last round of the homeand-away season, but the finalists to fight for the DDCA Turf 1 premiership are finally locked in.

Springvale South, Buckley Ridges, Berwick and Hallam Kalora Park will all see finals action this season; however the final makeup of the top four is yet to be determined. It means, however, that Mordialloc are officially out of the race to defend their premiership after going down.

Most of the attention of the round was down at Frawley Road, where Hallam set about the task of chasing the 200 set by Matt Chasemore's Berwick on day one.

Despite steady openers Ben Hillard (11) and Leigh Booth (25) working hard to see off the new ball, a stunning over from spearhead Brendan Rose (2/15) got the visitors up and about.

Snaring the edge of Hillard at the start of the over to give Nathan Pilon some catching practice behind the stumps, Rose removed Jagveer Hayer four balls later without scoring, immediately placing the home side under pressure on 2/20.

It took another stunning purple patch, this time from Jack Phillips (3/20), to truly take the game away, snaring gun batsmen Jaime Brohier and Jordan Hammond within three balls of each other.

Booth fought hard to stay at the crease, but his undoing, brought about by a sublime catch

by Matt Robertson off Jarrod Goodes (1/5), meant it was only a matter of time before the Bears could rattle through the tail.

Surviving just the 54 overs, the Hawks rolled over for a mere 84, with Cory Bevan (3/18) continuing his fine season with another nice haul of wickets.

North Dandenong, meanwhile, put in a

Berwick's Matt Robertson can barely believe it after taking this catch to remove Leigh Booth. 190592 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS

mighty effort but ultimately fell short of hauling in a monster chase against Springvale South.

Chasing 372 for victory after a Steve Spoljaric century on day one, the Maroons were rocked by two early wickets, but managed to steady the ship largely through the efforts of opener Austin Heldt (55) in the first session.

But it was a stunning partnership between Akshay Ballal (112) and Shehan Fernando (74) brought the game back to life, with Ballal in particularly carving the ball to all parts on his way to his third century of the season.

With just 10 overs left in the game, the Ma-

roons appeared to be in the box seat at 4/295, requiring a further 77 runs for victory at a tick under eight an over.

But spinner Jarryd Straker - as he has all season - delivered at an opportune time, snaring 5/73 to see the home side bowled out for a brave 344 in the 79th over.

Meanwhile, down at Ben Kavanagh Reserve, Mordialloc's season finals hopes came to an end at the hands of Buckley Ridges.

The Bloodhounds appeared to be cruising in their chase of 273, with Brendan Morris (59) and Ian Daniel (81) compiling a brilliant 141run opening stand, with Daniel's strokeplay in

particular an absolute delight.

But that's where the home side's momentum came to an end, with the pair removed within minutes of each other.

The Bucks rattled through the middle order superbly, with Greg Todd (3/39) in fine touch yet again, and the home side fell short, bowled out for 231.

And Heinz Southern Districts (134 and 1/34) defeated St Mary's (84), which means the final round clash against North Dandenong will see the loser drop down into Turf 2 next season.

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Finals draw closer CRANBOURNE BOWLS Both top Saturday pennant and midweek pennant sides had a shocker this week losing, to Hampton Park and Doncaster respectively, but the news was a lot better for most of the remaining Cranbourne sides.

The second side defeated Noble Park by 21 shots, the third side defeated Vermont South by 66 shots and the fourth side won by 12 shots over Pakenham.

Side 1, Division 2: Skip Neil 'Buddy' Drummond and his rink played well again but went down by two shots, while skip Frank Byrne and his rink also lost by two shots but the other two rinks could not fire up against Hampton Park on a tricky green and in the end Cranbourne lost by 30 shots.

Any faint hope of playing finals has now been extinguished for this year with one game remaining in the season.

Cranbourne 68 (0 points) lost to Hampton Park 98.

Side 2, Division 3: A 21 shot win for the team this week against Noble Park and skip Steve Hickson and his crew of Bill Bradbury, Brian Biasci and Stan Myers got the job done again with a win by 11 shots.

Cranbourne 89 (16 points) defeated Noble Park 68.

Side 3, Division 5: Everyone is mad about Harry! Well that would be Harry Van Soest and his crew of John Kent, David Brown and Scott De Piazza who won by a massive 30 shots and won the honour of being crowned best rink of the day.

Cranbourne 113 (18 points) defeated Vermont South 47.

Side 4, Division 7: Skip Rob Sorensen was back this week and his deputy Bill Sherriff and posse Brian Turton and Gwen Scott all had a great day winning by 21 shots and once again, justice prevailed in old Cranbourne town.

Cranbourne 93 (13 points) defeated Pakenham 81.

Side 5, six-a-side: Skip Mick Feeley and his rink of Brian Hall and Al Agullana just got home by one-shot but that wasn't enough to win against Beaumaris.

Cranbourne 29 (2 points) lost to Beaumaris 42.

Mid-week bowls Cranbourne Ladies Division 1: Cranbourne seem to be limping into finals contention with another loss, this time to bottom side Doncaster by nine shots despite two rinks winning and won rink losing.

This week they play Glen Waverley at home in a must win final round match for the season. Winning assures Cranbourne a birth in the finals and having beaten every opposition team in the competition who knows how far they can go. But for now, they need to get back on the track and start winning again.

Cranbourne Ladies 57 (4 points) lost to Doncaster 66.

Results: Cranbourne 2, Division 2 open 74 (14 points) defeated Burden Park 60.

Cranbourne 3, Division 3 open 60 (2 points) lost to Chelsea 44.

Cranbourne 4, six-a-side open 40 (12 points) lost to Churchill Waverley 18.

NARRE WARREN It was an excellent day for Narre Warren midweek pennant players with all three teams scoring wins. Division 2 was at Fountain Gate against Pakenham; a win by either almost secured a top four final spot. Philip Howard, Reg Young, Rod Lane and Zak Storm led the way with a 38-13 win, assisted by Keith Mark, Wilma Haringsma, Colin Groom and Geoff Miller (35-16) and Eric Sydenham, Wally Finlayson, Arthur Scheurer and Jim Millar (29-11).

Narre Warren (1) 16-102 defeated Pakenham (2) 0-40.

Division 3 travelled to Berwick for a battle

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of the bottom of the table, as both are destined for relegation. Stan Bulmer, Ernesto Vergara, Alan Mark and Geoff Ampt won 25-13, while Les Clement, Pauline Kempf, Joe McGuire and Peter Groom also won by 13 shots (24-11). Janice Moran, Andy Tobler, Paul McNamara and Judy Naughton completed the day winning 24-19.

Narre Warren (2) 16-74 defeated Berwick (4) 0-43.

The six-a-side team was at Fountain Gate against Noble Park. Jeanette Cox, Pam Uren and Enid Gibb just missed out, losing 17-15, but Len O'Brien, Jacqueline Moody and Brian Fraser covered the loss, winning 20-17.

Narre Warren (3) 12-35 defeated Noble Park (4) 2-34.

After spending the year in the top four, Narre Warren's Division 3 team is in danger of missing the finals after consecutive losses.

Saturday's six shot loss to Keysborough has dropped them to fifth on the table. Joe Selfridge, Reg Young, Erik Luyters and Cam lee was the only winning rink (20-11), while Erik Sydenham, Keith Maark, Perccy Herath and rod Lane only went dowm by one-shot, 16-15.

Michael Graham, Colin Groom, Arthur Scheurer and Jim Millar (28-23) and John Wright, Tracey Storm, Alan Mark and Zak Storm (2415) also went down.

Narre Warren (1) 2-73 lost to Keysborough (2) 116-79.

Division 4 was also at Fountain Gate and had a big win over Hampton Park. Janice Moran, Wally Finlayson, Jim Kempf and Geoff Miller, scored a full count of eight in their 3613 win, while Peter Groom, Graham Dodd, Stan Robinson and Carl Lapham (28-14) and Arthur Fitt, Zade Bulmer, David Wilkinson and Ralph Devonshire (25-13) added to the scoring. Wilma Haringsma, Joe McGuire, Philip Howard and Peter Lister were the only losing rink, 26-17. The win pushes them to second on

Narre Warren's Geoff Miller in action.

the ladder with one round to go.

Narre Warren (2) 16-106 defeated Hampton Park (2) 2-66.

Division 5 travelled to Mulgrave Country Club for a chance to avoid relegation. Stan Bulmer, Darren Moore, John Uren and Geoff Ampt had a difficult first half before drawing away to win 24-12, while in a close game Stan Birkatt, Andy Tobler, Peter Castricam and John Green, held on to win 19-15. Gary Wilson, Peter wilson, Sharon Bull and Brent Grigg overcame a large early deficit to win 22-19, while Pauline Kempf, Les Clement, Paul McNamara and John Zanon just went down, 22-18. The win places the team out of the relegation zone with one game to go.

Narre Warren (3) 16-83 defeated Mulgrave CC (8) 2-68.

Division 7 had a bad day at Berwick. Len O'Brien, Margaret Hyam, Denise Peeler and Glen Cadman (22-14), Dawn Baker, Dale Collins, Dermot McConville and Laurie Baker (2516), Diane Peterson, Jacqueline Moody, Wayne Grimsey and Leo McGeary (28-11) and Rudi Pompe, Rudi Oost, Jeanette Cox and Graham Peterson (35-11) all lost.

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