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Robust House a safe haven A new Robust Home in Cranbourne will provide a safe and secure haven for residents with high complex needs.

The house, which was officially opened by City of Casey Mayor Amanda Stapledon, has been purpose-built with a number of special features, including reinforced walls, individually decorated studio bedrooms for residents and a backyard complete with sensory inclusions like secured artificial grass, a nest swing and outdoor shower.

It's the culmination of years of work by Anna Fleming, director of Purposed Housing Australia, and her team. Turn to page three for more details.

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Front row from left: Anna Fleming and Amanda Stapledon, at the opening of the Robust House.

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Sparking change Residents are being asked to think twice before throwing that old mobile phone in the bin, ahead of the state government's ban on e-waste entering landfill.

The ban, which comes into effect on 1 July, means that any item with a plug, battery or cord will no longer be able to be put in kerbside bins, and must instead be dropped at a designated e-waste drop off point.

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The council collects batteries, mobile phones, DVD's, tapes, videos and CDs at its customer service centres in Cranbourne and at Bunjil Place.

A full list of how to dispose of waste in the City of Casey is available at casey.vic.gov.au/ what-we-can-cant-collect.

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The City of Casey's manager, waste and landfill management, said the council supports the initiative to minimise the amount of e-waste going to landfill and reminded residents to remove batteries from e-waste before disposing of it.

The manager said there were a number of drop-off locations available, including Outlook in Hampton Park, Future Recycling Transfer Station in Pakenham or Frankston Recycling and Recovery Centre.

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The amount of e-waste is growing three times faster than the rate of standard municipal waste and contains potentially hazardous and valuable materials.

The ban will ensure valuable materials left inside e-waste can be safely recovered and reused, while reducing the damage electronic items can have on the environment and human health.

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Community News Council adopts 2019/20 Budget Have your say on the future services for young fathers.

Young Dads survey now open A survey aimed at young dads is now open to give Council a better idea of what services it can provide to further support young fathers.

Help Council acknowledge the important role that young dads play, and tell us what matters most to you and what services and programs you would benefit from.

The City of Casey has adopted its 2019/20 Budget which funds Council’s largest ever Capital Works Program (CWP) and supports the delivery of 66 important services to the community.

Following a four-week community consultation period where residents were invited to view and have their say on the draft budget, Council adopted the final budget at a Council meeting on Tuesday 18 June 2019, along with the revised Council Plan 2017-21 and Annual Action Plan 2019/20.

Through financially responsible budgeting, Council has been able to continue its strong investment in the necessary projects and services for Casey’s large and rapidly growing community.

Budget snapshot:

This year’s budget includes:

» A $151.5 million CWP to deliver more than 330 infrastructure projects across Casey, in both our new and growing communities as well as our established suburbs. » A $344.8 million operating budget that provides funding to deliver 66 core services to the community » A rates increase of 2.5% in line with the State Government rate cap. Based on the preliminary property valuations, which are waiting certification by the Victorian Valuer General, the rates will increase by an average of $21.34.

Those who fill out the survey will go in the running to win one of 20 passes to a YMCA One Casey gym, or a family swim voucher.

Visit Casey Conversations to find out more.

Dive into Casey’s Aquatic Strategy!

The City of Casey has developed a new strategy to guide the use and development of our aquatic facilities for the next 20 years, and we want you to tell us what you think.

Council has endorsed the Draft Casey Aquatic Facilities Strategy 2019-41, with some of the key recommendations including: » The development of a master plan for the Doveton Pool in the Park site » Council’s regional aquatic facilities, Casey ARC and Casey RACE, are recommended to be upgraded and expanded » An additional regional aquatic facility for the Clyde Growth Area Residents are urged to check out the strategy and provide feedback; so wade no more, visit the Casey Conversations website and have your say by Tuesday 9 July.

Register your home for Sustainable House Day

$38m to improve Casey’s expansive road and path network

$43m to deliver child, youth and family services

$50m to renew, upgrade and construct new sport and recreational facilities

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Have your say on Council’s Walk and Ride Strategy

Give your teenager the perfect day out these school holidays when the Casey Teenage School Holiday Program returns.

This winter’s program runs weekdays from Monday 1 July until Friday 12 July, and features multiple supervised activities including wildlife encounters, go karting, cooking workshops, sport and crafts.

Free transport is included with multiple pick-up points throughout Casey.

Participants are supervised by Casey’s Youth Services officers from pick-up until drop-off.

To book, visit the City of Casey website or phone Customer Service on 9705 5200.

Active Casey residents, we want to hear from you If you or someone you know are a walker, runner or maybe a cyclist, then the City of Casey wants to hear from you.

We’re currently reviewing our Walk and Ride Strategy and want to know what path networks or trails could do with an improvement.

Sustainable House Day is on Sunday 15 September and the City of Casey would love to see some of its local residents get involved.

To find out more, visit the Sustainable House Day website.

A survey is now open on Casey Conversations, which gives you the chance to ‘drop a pin’ on the exact location of a path that you think needs some work.

Register soon for the Casey Teenage School Holiday Program!

Entrants will go in the running to win a $40 Westfield voucher. To complete the survey, visit the Casey Conversations website.

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Robust home a ‘dream come true’

By Danielle Kutchel A new house in Cranbourne promises to provide dignity and security for residents with a disability.

The Robust Home has been purpose-built for its residents and is the end result of years of planning by Purposed Housing Australia and the ONCALL Group.

The home is packed with unique features to meet challenging behaviours from residents, including reinforced walls, solid doors set into steel frames, high ceilings, high set windows with external shutters, and steel-framed leather furniture for easy cleaning.

Each client will have their own studio bedroom and ensuite, decorated to their tastes.

The house includes a number of sensory and visual features too, including a stunning mural along the kitchen wall and an outdoor shower in the backyard.

Anna Fleming, director of Purposed Housing, said it had long been her dream to provide this type of house for her clients.

She and her husband have worked in the disability sector for more than 40 years, and from their experience knew what sort of space was

needed for residents with high complex needs.

"We didn't want anything clinical; we wanted it to be very homey, very warm, very inviting, with lots of sensory and interactive features that would assist the men to be as independent as possible," she explained.

"We wanted it to feel like a home that they would love coming home to and their families would be able to come and enjoy. What we're trying to do is encourage the families to feel part of the home; they can have a barbecue outside and have their family celebrations here."

Robert Caulfield, managing director of Caulfield Krivanek Architecture which worked with Ms Fleming to design the house, said they had to negotiate some complex regulations to build the house.

"It was like a maze of regulations and people but we worked through that over a period of around six months of planning.

"We didn't want people going past saying, 'that's where the disabled people live'; we wanted it to look like any other house from the street."

City of Casey Mayor Amanda Stapledon was

present when ground was broken on the house last year, and cut the ribbon at its official opening this month.

She said she was pleased to see the way the project had come together.

"The very fact that they're giving dignity and respect to people with a disability, and we're also bringing comfort to their parents and carers who want to know what happens to their child when they're no longer here. This is their forever home - how fantastic," she said.

She added that the council is starting planning for similar builds into the future, including looking into how allowances can be made in building regulations to allow for better use of space for residents with a disability.

Faizal Izzedeen, whose son Shiraz will be one of the new residents, said the house had lifted a weight of worry from his shoulders.

"One of the most important worries for a parent of a child with disability is trying to get them set up for their future for the rest of their lives. In the case of Shiraz, finding him accommodation was not easy.

"They've done a fantastic job here, it's a dream come true."

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Casey City Council’s record budget of over half-a-billion dollars was approved at Tuesday night’s council meeting, with just a few administrative changes.

None of the 12 submissions from the public and local groups were successful in altering the bottom line.

Three of those submissions were put in by supporters of the Casey Little Athletics Club, which meets at Berwick’s Edwin Flack Reserve, seeking upgrades to the facilities there.

Casey has allowed for a masterplan process for the reserve in the coming year, which will inform budget allocations over the next few years.

Land of plenty If you thought your rates were high, hold on to your hats.

A handful of documents were approved with the budget papers, including a list of culture and recreation land attracting rates.

Highest on the list of rates contributors were facilities in some of the high-growth areas: the Cranbourne Country Club, on Glasscocks Road, with a whopping $57,864 rates bill; Oakwood Riding School, on Smiths Lane at Clyde North, with a sizeable $40,000 bill and the Cranbourne Training Complex, on Ballarto Road, at $34,000.

Smart talking Cr Gary Rowe, fresh back from a Smart Cities visit to the US, was almost over exuberant about the possibilities for the council, residents and the business community in smart use of ‘big data’.

So exuberant, his time to speak had to be extended a few times - and he still didn’t get to speak to all his notes.

Cr Rowe empasised the human element of new technologies - that they should serve the communities’ interests - if they were to be useful.

As Casey moves further along the Smart Cities path, this element must be front and centre, he indicated, in order to support the council’s aspiration of the being the most liveable city is Australia.

In the zone Passed without comment was an amendment to the planning scheme (C231) that would allow land at Manuka Road, Berwick, for residential subdivision.

The four large blocks involved include the former Clover Cottage restaurant, with its renowned heritage gardens.

Parts of three of the blocks, that lay outside the Urban Growth Boundary, are marked to be acquired for conservation purposes.

Heritage overlays affecting Clover Cottage and the neighboring ‘Minard’ property are also to be updated.

Hampton Park Secondary College students shared their stories as part of Bukjeh, an exhibition at Bunjil Place.

The College has a high percentage of students from an immigrant or refugee background.

English teacher Geoff Shinkfield said the school encouraged students to take part and

share their stories.

"We invited anyone who came from another country to be involved in it. There are a lot of good poets and a lot of good artists among these kids and I thought they did a great job."

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Imagine you've been told you need to leave your home and everything you know behind to start a new life in another country on the other side of the world. You've got just a few minutes to pack your most treasured possessions. But what would you take, and what would you be forced to leave behind?

A live art exhibition at Bunjil Place sought to answer that question by letting visitors into the hearts and minds of people who have been displaced.

The exhibition was named Bukjeh, the Arabic word for the bundles of belongings that refugees carry with them, and ran from June 14 to 15.

It featured stories of migration, told by those who have been displaced through spoken word, music, songs, visual arts and language.

Among those sharing their stories were students from Hampton Park Secondary College who provided poetry, drama and artwork.

The organisers of Bukjeh ran poetry and art workshops at the school with interested students. The poems were recorded to be played during the exhibition. Some of the poems were in the students' first language, like Tagalog or Dari.

A group of Islander students from the school also performed a song of their own writing.

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Hope and discovery Whilst braving the cold and wet weather this past week, there were many exciting events that provided a warm, dry and friendly setting.

Here are just a few of them: MARINE DISCOVERY CENTRE IN TOORADIN I attended an exhibition of designs and ideas for a proposed Marine Discovery/Research Centre in Tooradin. This was put together by Bachelor of Architecture students at Monash University, with the support of Professor Nigel Bertram, Dr Pat Machirter, Lindsay Mitchell and Marine Discovery Centre driver and president of the Tooradin Business Association, Marlene Hargreaves. What exciting prospects there are for the future of our coastal villages, for education of our children, youth and adults and for tourism in the south of Casey.

BUSINESS FOCUS ON TOURISM Each year, the mayor hosts a Business Leader’s Dinner and this year it was my privilege to host it. We welcomed 90 business and community leaders, neighbouring mayors and councillors and enjoyed an information-packed evening, firstly affirming our support for our business in Casey. The theme for the night was tourism and we introduced the Casey Cardinia Tourism board and Chair Cathy Main spoke about the benefits to business in the Caesy Cardinia region if we invest in tourism and the visitor economy. We were joined by Federal MP Jason Wood who spoke about his Red Rattler project, neighbouring mayors from Cardinia and Baw Baw and Cardinia Shire councillors.

Cr Sam Aziz spoke about Casey’s Smart Cities initiatives and Cr Damien Rosario expertly compered the night and our expert Q&A panel members. A very special feature was Sharon Start and Michael Prizeman’s performance singing a song that Sharon wrote for the night “Casey is Calling”.

HOPE AUSTRALIA SOCCER ACADEMY It was my honour to welcome two of the three Hope Australia Soccer Academy coaches, Lamartine Fernandes Da Silva and family (wife Katia and children Gustavo and Giovana) and Joaquim Juvencio Dos Santos Silva and family (wife Livia and child Zoe), having welcomed the third coach Carlos Luciano Da Silva back in April. These three coaches are Soccer Royalty and it is a great honour that they have travelled all the way from Brazil to settle here in Australia and to be a part of a vision driven

by Pastor Larry Sebastian to help engage, support and mentor disengaged youth. Thanks to a $1m commitment by La Trobe MP Jason Wood, Larry’s vision is now a reality and we are looking at many opportunities in which to utilise these wonderful people and HASA. ENGAGEMENT CONGRATULATIONS Mitchell Stewart might be better recognised at a dawn on Anzac Day or at the Remembrance Day Service in his smart Salvation Army Uniform playing the bugle. Casey’s beloved bugler became engaged to Bec a few weeks ago - they have great plans to marry at Inverloch and start their life together in Narre Warren. I thought it fitting to congratulate the happy couple and to

Happily engaged couple Mitchell and Bec.

The dignitaries at the City of Casey's Business Leaders Dinner at Bunjil Place.

Welcoming Hope Australia Soccer Academy coaches Lamartine Fernandes Da Silva and Joaquim Juvencio Dos Santos Silva and their families to Casey. wish them every happiness together.

PERSON OF THE WEEK Paul Elvish Paul celebrated his 50th birthday on Saturday with his family and friends. The party gave all present an opportunity to celebrate with him, to acknowledge a caring and dedicated individual; someone who is dedicated to his family, is a great mentor and education support for people with a disability both in a work and volunteer capacity. Paul is best known for his two radio programs on Casey Radio - Aussie

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Going through plans for a Marine Discovery/Research Centre in Tooradin.

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WHAT’S HAPPENING THIS WEEK Thursday 20 June 6pm - Launch of “Tales of Hampton Park Secondary College” book.

Friday 21 June 6.30m - Akoonah Park Men’s Shed Dinner Dance - Main function centre, Akoonah Park - for more information please phone: 0407 662 383. Rotary Club of Cranbourne Change Over - outgoing president

Marcel Hendriksen and incoming president Garry Luxford Saturday 22 June 6pm - Ladies Night Out Breast Cancer Network Event - Masala Bar and Grill, 260 Clyde Road, Berwick - for more information, please phone Dhwani Parikh: 0425 850 086 or Tejinder Kaur: 0433 476 716.

Sunday 23 June 10am - 150th Anniversary Service of Berwick Church of Christ.

For other events happening in Casey, please go to https://www.casey.vic.gov.au/events-0 and the Star News’s What’s On column.

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Urgent call for land plans

By Andrew Cantwell Casey City’s ‘astronomical’ rate of growth means the municipality could run out of available residential and commercial land sometime around 2026, and not 2040 as previously expected.

Casey Council recently released preferred planning guidelines for four remaining undeveloped precincts in the city’s south and east - and urged the State’s Planning Authority to commence work on necessary Precinct Structure Plans.

The four precincts - totalling about 1800 hectares - are at Devon Meadows, Casey Fields South employment, Clyde South and “Croskell” at Cranbourne East. Their future development is expected to bring in an extra 37,000 people by 2041.

Cr Geoff Ablett, speaking on the urgency for action, said State planning for the new precincts could take four to six years.

If necessary planning wasn’t started soon, land will “run out” and the planning for new releases wouldn’t be finished in time, he said.

The fear was that people looking for land at that time would move on and choose another municipality to live or invest in.

Cr Sam Aziz was quick to support his colleague, saying Casey’s current growth rate was well beyond previous published figures of 120 people per week.

The city’s growth rate, he said, was “astronomical” - at 160 to 170 people per week.

“Growth shows no sign of abating for at least a decade,” Cr Aziz said.

Cr Aziz was also keen to see people of faith

taken into account in the city’s ‘vision’ for the new precincts, asking that suitable locations for places of worship be identified early in planning activities.

The importance - or rather the lack - of a belief system or a faith was indicated by two appalling figures, he indicated - the rate of men’s suicide, and the “epidemic” of violent and fatal attacks on women.

The need to cater for places of worship, where people could find “someone to talk to” was more needed than ever, he indicated.

Community rallies for Relay

By Danielle Kutchel Cranbourne-Narre Relay for Life is raring to go after holding its launch event in late May. On Wednesday 29 May, Grill'd Casey Central hosted the local Relay for Life launch as attendees fuelled up with sliders, drinks and chips.

A portion of their purchases went directly to Relay for Life, which supports the work of Cancer Council Victoria.

The night also included a raffle and a visit from Sid the Seagull, the early mascot of the Slip, Slop, Slap campaign.

Around $800 raised by approximately 70 guests.

Manager of Grill'd Casey Central, Abhishek Shetty, said the restaurant was pleased to support local community groups.

"What I always say to all our groups that we work with is, 'we do this because locals matter'," he said.

In a speech on the night, CranbourneNarre Relay for Life committee member Lorraine Goodwin said they were hoping to reach

30 teams and 500 participants over the event weekend later in the year.

"If you do decide to become involved in Relay it's up to you how much involvement you choose. You can donate when your friends ask, you can volunteer to support them at a bbq, cake stall or trivia night, you can come to Relay for an hour or two on event weekend. You can join a team to support your family, friends and work colleagues by walking at the relay, or you can do it all.

"One thing unites every single person with a relay top. We all want to do whatever we are able to fight and win against cancer, and that's what gets us out of bed each day," she said.

The Cranbourne-Narre Relay for Life is currently preparing for the Cranbourne and Narre Warren event, to be held on November 16 and 17. Registrations are open on the Relay for Life website and an early bird discount currently applies.

Anyone interested in joining is urged to visit https://secure.fundraising.cancer.org.au/ and search for Cranbourne-Narre.

Sid the Seagull with the Cranbourne-Narre Relay for Life committee.

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Two-lot strife A Cranbourne property owner will not be granted an exemption from a ‘public open space’ contribution on his two-lot subdivision after Casey City Council contended the site could be further subdivided in the future.

An exemption could be granted by the council on a two-lot subdivision only if a further carve-up is ‘unlikely’.

A report to last the Casey Council meeting outlined the reasons for rejecting the exemption, regardless of the owner’s stated intent in his request not to further subdivide.

The 856 square metre block in question was in a zone marked for higher density development, the report noted, as it was close to a school, medical centre, pharmacy, train station, a shopping strip, and was a manageable walk from the Cranbourne CBD.

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I think it's a great idea that Star News has given the mayor of Casey the chance to provide the broader community with information and clarification about council’s work and its policies in future.

But how will the mayor of Casey, Amanda Stapledon define exactly what is newsworthy and what isn’t? What value will her column be if we are none the wiser about important decisions that remain hidden behind secrecy?

For example,questions to Casey’s CEO

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Glenn Patterson about the Tulliallan land Tussle between council and developer Konann Pty Ltd remain unanswered. Such as, why wasn’t a Section 173 contract signed and who allowed it to be waivered? This will cost Casey ratepayers VCAT legal fees at the very least and potentially millions in any settlement with the developer.

Further, will the mayor now please inform us how much her CEO Glenn Patterson will be paid by ratepayers? Why the secrecy please?

Also Casey council’s “City News“ magazine, with its the mayor’s column,, and Casey’s website, have had nothing to

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Efforts to raise this questions on council at Public Question Time have only met with censorship from Casey’s governance office and hostility from Casey’s mayor Amanda Stapledon to date.

On Monday 17 June, Cranbourne Star News posted an article about the growth rate of Casey city, meaning the municipality could run out of available residential and commercial land earlier than expected. Here is how our readers reacted online: TK Silva: First fix ALL highways/roads leading into Cranbourne before you develop anymore land! INFRASTRUCTURE BEFORE LAND! Gabriele Frenkel: How about better roads, hospitals and facilities first?

Felicity Hymers: We don't need more people living out here. You've already overpopulated the city of Casey and have done it by making sure everyone basically lives on top of one another. Bigger blocks would have been smart. But that doesn't suit your $$ in your pocket.

Rip off blocks for no room for people to have decent sized backyards anymore. I can't wait to move out of here back up to the country.

Renee Charlize Newbury: Entire area being destroyed by greedy over development.

Mark Mathews: Good no more... until they fix the other problems first.

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To the idiots driving and hooning around Homestead Road Berwick and to the amount of trucks speeding coming up to the roundabout at Bellevue Drive. An accident waiting to happen.

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To no parking at Wilandra Rise Primary School and only one way in/out. It's a disaster waiting to happen and can take 30 mins just to get out of the street. Connect the no through roads up, pull down the ridiculous fencing blocking everyone in and put in a parent parking area please!

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To Tooradin foot bridge and Blind Bight pier. Come on council, please fix them both!

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To lots of big pot holes again between Pearcedale and Warneet Road turnoff...

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A true gentleman is remembered Cranbourne Rotary Club has paid tribute to "one of nature's gentlemen" who passed away earlier this month.

Ern Marriott passed away on Tuesday the 4th of June. He was a member of the Cranbourne Rotary Club and was well liked and heavily involved as a member.

Mr Marriott served in many committees for the Rotary Club: he was a charter member of the Club and was president from 1978 to 79.

He was an inaugural member of the Cranbourne Scouts, being a leader from 1955 - 1967.

In 1964 he was asked to stand for the thenShire of Cranbourne Council and served two terms. During his tenure he was elected Shire President, and in 1973 he was elected in to Council again and served for another 12 years.

Mr Marriott served as president again in 1976 77, and also had the honour of laying the foundation stone for the newly-built Cranbourne Shire Office (now a medical centre). A fellow Council member remembers Mr Marriott and his wife Val bringing their newly born daughter Mary to many council events in her carrier basket.

In 1978 he became the Rotary president and the Club awarded Mr Marriott and his wife Val a Paul Harris Fellow - he for his involvement with the community and Val for her involvement with the community and Red Cross.

Mr Marriott came from a family of market gardeners and Andrew Pinxt, a fellow member of the Rotary Club, remembers Mr Marriott describing how had to load the flat horse drawn lorries and bring them to the Melbourne market.

Mr Marriott and his wife had their farm

Justin Domingue volunteering at BackPacks4VICKids. 194261 PICTURE: STEWART CHAMBERS

Students lend a hand

Ern Marriott, who passed away earlier this month, is being remembered for his contributions to the Cranbourne community. Pictured here with wife Val and daughter Mary. on the corner of Thompson Rd and South Gipsland Highway and entertained many families on Guy Fawkes Night, organizing a big bonfire accompanied by fireworks.

The Rotary Club supported many pensioners with fire wood collected from their farm.

"Ern and Val were quiet achievers assisting many in need, and made you feel proud to know them both," Mr Pinxt said.

When Mr Marriott retired from Rotary, the Club presented him with a Sapphire Pin and made him an honorary member.

Mr Marriott's wife passed away on Christmas Eve 2005 and he retired, taking up residence at Blue Hills Cranbourne and finally at Villa Maria in Berwick.

"To know Ern was to love him," Mr Pinxt said, "A true gentleman laid to rest."

St Peters' College Year 11 VCAL students have conducted a project week to benefit local community organisations and primary schools.

Year 11 students from both the Cranbourne and Clyde North campuses conducted the week as part of their VCAL program.

The students have been planning a range of projects over the term, including constructing wooden rocking horses with volunteers at the Junction Village Men's Shed, constructing a sensory garden and chook shed at St. Agatha's Primary School and volunteering at Cranbourne-based charity BackPacks4VICKids.

"The students have really enjoyed working with a different range of groups in our community," VCAL coordinator at the Cranbourne campus, Chris O'Hara said.

"It gives our students a real sense of satisfaction to know that from their planning and hard work, other people will benefit from the sensory garden, the wooden rocking horses or donating much needed goods.

"We have developed some strong relationships with these community organisations and we look forward to this continuing in the future," he said.

Life’s better when family is close by Making the time to visit Mum or Dad can be difficult when you’re separated by distance. Having your loved ones close by means more quality time together and more support for your busy lifestyle.

That’s why you should consider Aveo Hunters Green retirement community.

With its village atmosphere, it’s a place where life-long friends are made and the whole community looks out for each other. Making the move to Aveo Hunters Green will mean your parents spend less time maintaining a home they no longer fit, and more time enjoying life and spending time with you and your family.

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The Australian way of life involves a lot of time spent outdoors and with sun damage one of the leading contributors of skin cancer, it is paramount to take protective measures against harmful ultraviolet (UV) light.

Keep up to date on the UV index levels in your area. The UV index is a useful tool designed to make people aware of UV levels each day so they can better protect themselves in accordance with the danger posed by the day’s UV forecast. UV levels can still be high even when the weather is overcast or cold.

Downloading the free Cancer Council Australia SunSmart app is one of the most convenient ways to keep up to date on the UV forecast for your area. The app gives specific location-based information about UV levels, and what times are the riskiest in terms of acquiring sun damage.

Don’t wait until skin abnormalities appear as early detection of skin cancer is so important due to treatment procedures often becoming more invasive as symptoms start to appear. Melanoma can spread to other parts of the body, so having regular skin check-ups as a preventative measure is well advised.

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FOCUS ON … MEDICALLY SPEAKING

Doctor joins team Dr Keshala Gamage is available for a appointments at Belgrave Hallam Road Medical Centre.

Dr Gamage completed her Bachelor of Medicine at the University of Ruhuna in Sri Lanka in 1996.

Her special interests include general medicine, children’s health and women’s health, chronic disease management and mental health.

She started working as a GP in Australia in 2014 and worked in Sri Lanka for 12 years as a GP before coming to Australia.

She speaks both English and Sinhalese and is available for consultations from Monday to Thursday and some weekends.

Belgrave-Hallam Road Medical Centre was established by Dr Nirmalie Jayasinghe in August 2016 and is committed to providing com-

prehensive care to all patients.

Services include general check-ups, healthcare assessments and care planning, family planning, Workcover and TAC, skin care, vaccinations and immunisation programs and the management of chronic health conditions.

The doctors are trained and experienced in the broad range of problems dealt with in general medical practice.

Staff endeavour to provide patients with the best and most current treatments, methods, materials and equipment to ensure that patients receive high quality service they have come to expect.

Belgrave-Hallam Road Medical Centre is Fully Accredited by GPA. Call 8842 4499 for appointments (walk-ins welcome).

Doveton Medical Centre offers bulk billed counselling services.

New expert at Doveton Dr Keshala Gamage.

Helping take a bite out of bowel cancer June marks bowel cancer month, an initiative of Bowel Cancer Australia that is proudly supported by St John of God Berwick Hospital each year.

Through its annual Red Apple Day June 19, Bowel Cancer Australia encourages Australians to raise awareness for bowel cancer by purchasing a Bowel Cancer Awareness Ribbon as well as participate in apple-themed fundraising activities.

Thanks to the generous donation of fresh apples from local growers Montague Fresh and Bonview Orchards, St John of God holds a fundraising day each year by encouraging visitors and caregivers to purchase a fresh apple in exchange for a generous gold coin donation.

Although bowel cancer is one of the most treatable types of cancer with 90 per cent of cases being curable if caught early enough, it still continues to be one of our biggest killers due to low early detection rates.

With detection of bowel cancer rising sharply over the age of 50, Bowel Cancer Australia recommends that all people between the ages of 50 and 74 be screened every one to two years.

The testing for bowel cancer is free and noninvasive and can be done it home by screening for blood in the faeces, and is recommended for those considered low-risk.

If you are experiencing any of the below symptoms, contact your local GP for a referral

to a St John of God specialist: change in bowel habit with diarrhoea, constipation or the feeling of incomplete emptying, thin bowel movements, blood in stools, abdominal pain, bloating or cramping, anal or rectal pain, a lump in the anus or rectum, unexplained weight loss, fatigue or anaemia.

St John of God Berwick Hospital has a team of gastroenterologists, colorectal surgeons and oncologists that can assist in the diagnosis and treatment of bowel cancer.

It is fully equipped to provide colonoscopies, surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy treatments through the services of its qualified specialists. Visit sjog.org.au/find-a-doctor.

Accredited Mental Health Social Worker Johny Mattom has joined the team at Doveton Medical Centre.

Johny has more than 15 years’ experience and supports patients with complex needs and backgrounds for psycho education and counselling services.

Patients can be referred for counselling services on a mental health treatment plan completed by their doctor and bulk billed. Johny attends Doveton Medical Centre on Mondays and dedicates a 1 hour consultation to every patient.

To make an appointment to see Johny or one of the doctors for a mental health care plan, please call the friendly staff on 9792 4060 or book online at dovetonmedicalcentre.com. au A reminder to patients that if you have not yet had your annual flu shot to please make an appointment. Fu vaccines are still in stock!

Doveton Medical Centre is open MondayFriday 8.30am-7pm and Saturdays/public holidays 8.30am-1.30pm.

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Stage show This week Casey Grammar School is presenting its the senior school production ‘Matilda the Musical’.

Casey Grammar is lucky enough to be one of the first schools in the country performing this amazing show which is packed with highenergy dance numbers, catchy songs and an unforgettable star turn for a young actress; Matilda is a joyous girl-power romp.

Children and adults alike will be thrilled and delighted by the story of the special little girl with an extraordinary imagination.

Students have been rehearsing hard for the past term, staying back on weeknights and even coming in over the holidays to prepare for the production.

Matilda is played by Year 7 student Molly

Thompson who commenced at CGS this year.

“Since I’m new to the school this year it’s been awesome getting to meet new people in the cast, band and crew. I’ve loved getting to play the lead role and push myself in my abilities as a dancer, singer and actor," Molly said.

The dances are energetic, the songs are beautifully harmonised, the band is rocking, the acting is hysterical, the costumes colourful and the sets masterpieces.

All in all, it is sure to be one incredible show!

Limited seats are available from www.trybooking.com/book/event?eid=482193 for the Thursday 20, Friday 21 and Saturday 22 June.

Shows are held at the Casey Grammar School Performing Arts Centre, 3 New Holland Drive, Cranbourne East.

Warm your hands by the large fire pit and take part in Wayapa Wuurrk wellness workshops.

NAIDOC Week activities This year’s NAIDOC theme ‘Voice. Treaty.

Truth. Let’s Work together for a shared future’ celebrates more than 65,000 years of the Indigenous voice; a voice that shares knowledge, connects us to country and strives for true reconciliation.

Children and adults are welcome to join in a special NAIDOC event at the Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne.

Enjoy the warmth of the large fire pit and take part in Wayapa Wuurrk wellness workshops, which encourage mindfulness and connection to country. There will also be speciality workshops in Indigenous dance and games, damper making, gumnut necklace craft, as well as a free barbecue.

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To commemorate this important cultural event, Indigenous singer-songwriter Kutcha Edwards will be performing alongside other Indigenous artists such as Djirri Djirri Dance Group and Kee’ahn at the Cranbourne gardens.

Kutcha started performing in 1991 with a Koori community rock band. In 2002, he became a solo artist when he released his first CD, Cooinda. The album covers his experience of being removed from his family, songs dedicated to his parents, racism and alcoholism.

Through his music, Kutcha shares stories about himself, his family and those of Aboriginal people in the Australia of today. His songs are about his life experiences and his interactions with the environment in which he lives.

To Kutcha, music is a way to debrief one’s life, to share with people a sense of connection and a belonging and to inspire others.

Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria invites families to attend this special performance in addition to Indigenous knowledge tours, Indigenous language and plant uses workshops led

by Aboriginal staff.

This free event will be held on Wednesday 10 July from 10am - 2pm, drop in anytime at Cranbourne Gardens, Ian Potter Lakeside Precinct, Corner Ballarto Rd and Botanic Drive, Cranbourne. For more information call 5990 2200 or visit www.rbg.vic.gov.au

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COASTAL LIVING PAGE 12 Thursday, 20 june, 2019

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PREMIER COASTAL LIFESTYLE PROPERTY LOCATED on a quiet coastal road in the lovely area of Bass is this great lifestyle property just waiting for you to call it home.

Only a short drive to the water allows for easy access for fishing and to launch a boat, helping complete that dream of coastal living.

The home itself has been newly renovated throughout offering open plan living, hostessstyle kitchen and a bathroom that has been setup like your very own private spa.

The property includes a 3 bedroom brick veneer family home and a 2 bedroom granny flat on 8,645m2 of land.

Other attractions are the in-ground pool and entertaining area and the 9m X 16m workshop with high clearance.

This property would suit a young family looking for that perfect lifestyle property to bring their children up on, or someone looking for plenty of room to park trucks and machinery.

If you want to get away from the rat race this one is sure to tick almost all of your boxes. So be quick and call today to arrange your private viewing. ●

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 70 Soldiers Road, BASS, Vic 3991 Description: 3 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms, 3 garage Price: $725,000 Inspect: By appointment Contact: Jason Brown 0423 768424, FINNING FIRST NATIONAL REAL ESTATE

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Cranbourne 14/34-37 Central Park Way

* 3 Bedroom / WIR, BIR * 3 Bathrooms, 34 squares * Balcony / Courtyard / 4 Car Garage * Ducted heating & Split System A/C * Home Ofice / Theatre Room * Estimated Completion mid 2018

* 3 Bedroom / 2.5 Bathroom - 22 squares * Ducted heating / Split System A/C * Balcony / Courtyard / Double Carport * Home Ofice / Theatre Room * Due Completion mid 2018

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$565,000-$585,000 Rick Lauretta 0418 800 913

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$465,000-$485,000 Rick Lauretta 0418 800 913

Bass 70 Soldiers Road Premier Coastal Lifestyle Property.

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Cranbourne West 7 Polson Way

* Land Size 800m² (approx.) * Title due to release early 2019 * Sought after location * Close to Primary School, Childcare * Hurry & Secure your land NOW!

• 3 Bedroom Plus Study • 3 Bathrooms • 4 Car LU Remote Garage • 90m² Ofice/Rumpus • No Owners Corp. Fees • Completion Due July 2019

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The property is boasting features such as; 3 bedroom brick veneer family home.

In-ground pool and entertaining area.

2 bedroom granny lat.

8,645m2 of land.

9m X 16m workshop with high clearance.

$725,000 Agent Jason Brown 0423 768 424

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Cranbourne

Cranbourne

Cranbourne

*2 Bedrooms with BIR *Floating Floors *Stainless Steel Appliances *305m² approx. block *Close to schools, shopping centre and public transport

(1P2879) This is one of the best value home units in the Cranbourne Area! Featuring 3 bedrooms, BIR, Sep lounge, modern kitchen with meals area, split system reverse cycle A/C, good size courtyard with SLU garage.

Walking distance to Cranbourne Station.

A must to inspect!!

$375,000

$379,000

* 2 Bedroom Unit, BIR’s * Sep Lounge/Meals area * Freshly painted & new carpets & loorboards * Gas Imitation log heater, split system A/C * Solar Panels, large court yard * Single LU Garage * Walking distance to station $355,000-$375,000

Cranbourne West

Cranbourne West

Cranbourne West

(1P2813) Opportunity to get into the market. Suit 1st home buyer, or astute investor. 3 Bedroom property, formal a/c and gas heated lounge, functional kitchen/ meals area, covered outdoor entertaining area. Single carport and ample backyard for the kids. Located in a quiet court, walking distance to school and shops. Must be sold! $419,950

- 3 bedroom brick veneer home.

- Master with full ensuite & WIR. - Bedrooms 2 & 3 with BIR’s.

- Double car carport with rear access.

- Outdoor entertaining space.

- 357m2 block approx. $425,000

(1P2724) This stunning 3 bedroom home offers; Master bedroom with WIR and en-suites. 2 other bedrooms with BIR. Open plan kitchen. Spacious lounge/dinning & family room. Wood ired coonara. Gas ducted heating/ evaporative cooling. Outdoor area. 10 energy eficient solar panels. Ample side access for caravan/ trailer or even 6 cars. Plus 2 car garage. $510,000

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Cranbourne

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Incredible value at this price!! Featuring 4 bedrooms, BIR, ENS, Main Bathroom with separate shower & bath, sep lounge, huge family room, modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances, evap cooling, ducted heating. Outside there is a under covered paved alfresco area, double LU remote garage, established gardens, all set on a 511m² block in a sought after location! $520,000

(1P2566) 4 generous sized bedrooms on offer here just minutes’ walk to shopping centers, public transport, schools & medical facilities. Quality is assured and features here include huge main bedroom & ensuite, 3 living areas including theatre/rumpus, + alfresco.

Equipped with beautiful chefs quarters, evaporative cooling & gas ducted heating for year round comfort. $615,000

3 bedrooms, large lounge room with wood ireplace, dining room & spacious kitchen. Gas Ducted Heating, evap. cooling, polished timer loors, new dishwasher & oven, dble garage plus a studio/workshop or single garage. Set on a large block of 888m² (approx.) Ideal for investors & developers with potential (STCA). Currently leased for $1387pcm till 17/5/2020. $630,000

Berwick

Cranbourne

Langwarrin

- Master with full ensuite & WIR. - Open plan kitchen & dining area.

- Family room & separate lounge.

- Ducted heating & split system cooling.

- Alfresco area for all year round entertaining.

- 777m2 block offering loads of room in the backyard for the kids to play. $699,950

(1P2759) 4 bedroom home with a blend of polished boards & carpets. Master with FE & WIR, 3 bedrooms have double robes. Gas ducted heating & evaporative cooling. The kitchen is modern with a s/steel cooker, dishwasher & lots of cupboards & bench space.

Outdoors we have a pergola patio area, plus 2-3 car garage & a carport all on a 630m² approx. block. $530,000-$550,000

* 2433m²/½ acre approx. zoned General Residential Zone. * Development Site (STCA) * Situated in one of Melbourne’s fastest expanding growth corridors. * 5 bedrooms plus study. * 3 Living areas $1,450,000

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Cranbourne

(218168) Possible development (STCA). Unique design 3 bedrooms. Master bedroom with F/Ensuite & WIR & Spa bath. Hydronic slab heating. Ducted s/system air con.

Gas Fire Place. Granit Benchtops AEG S/Steel Oven.

Gas Cooktop & Dishwasher & WIP. Under roof alfresco. 2 Garages, Separate dwelling. Approx. 1051m² block

• Endorsed plans & permit already done for 4 homes/ units • Activity Zoned so you can build more than what is already permitted for STCA.* • Handy location walk to train station & facilities

$1,000,000-$1,100,000

$900,000

4 bedrooms, master with WIR & ensuite. A terriic open plan kitchen with granite benchtops, s/steel d/washer & modern wall oven. The separate formal dining & lounge room is adorned with a limestone ireplace. 9ft ceilings, A/C in rumpus room & ducted heating. Outside spa & an outside patio area complete with wood ired pizza oven.

Double lock up garage & set on 682m² approx. $699,950

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THIS ONE HAS IT ALL FROM the moment you pull up to this impressive structure you can feel the quality and you will not be disappointed once you step inside.

Breathtaking high ceilings and a beautiful colour scheme greets you. Downstairs, the open plan kitchen is perfectly positioned for entertaining and is fitted out with ample cupboard space, a butler’s pantry, lots of bench space and a 900mm oven.

The kitchen overlooks the meals and family area and if you open up the bi fold doors you will broaden your views onto your own entertainment paradise.

Outdoors has it all incuding a pool, waterslide, bar and beautiful alfresco area and barbecue.

Also downstairs is the theatre (making a total of three living areas), a study and the deluxe master bedroom which is fitted with a his and hers walk-in robe, double vanity and

offers utmost privacy as all other bedrooms are upstairs.

Upstairs offers all residents and guests lots of space to spread their wings with a large retreat. There are four bedrooms upstairs, all with semi ensuites. Three of the bedfrooms have large built-in robes and bedroom five has a walk-in robe its own private balcony.

The home is loaded with extra features including ducted heating, evaporative cooling, a split system, double garage with carpet currently being used as a gym, LED downloads, low maintenance gardens and much more.

With an enviable position close to public transport, numerous quality education facilities and many other amenities, this home is sure to be snapped up in a heartbeat. ●

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 10 Nature Circuit, CRANBOURNE NORTH, VIC 3977 Description: 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 1 study, 2 garage Price: By negotiation Inspect: By appointment Contact: Brett Armitage 0400 102 319, RAY WHITE NARRE WARREN SOUTH

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64 Starling Road, Officer

3.16HA ( ABOUT 7 ACRES)

4.06 HECTARES (10 ACRES)

Predominantly power line Easement with 4 towers and two telecommunication leases with an annual income of about $20,000. The property cannot be subdivided.

On this land is an incomplete owner built home of about 232sqm plus, double garage and a 121sqm colourbond barn.

Home comprises 4 bedrooms, study, lounge, dining, kitchen/family, rumpus, bathroom, ensuite with spa, laundry, toilet and verandahs. Gas ducted heating. 9 solar panels and an inverter Builders inspections to frame stage.

Barn with kitchen, bathroom, toilet, mezzanine, 16 solar panels and inverter, split system, gas and wood heaters.

Great opportunities for a trades person, builder or handyman to finish.

Inspect by appointment.

Zoned Urban Growth Zone in the original urban growth corridor and no GAIC levy.

Auction Contact

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To be sold by Court Order. 29th June at 11 am.

Tom Gibson 0438574472 or Malcolm Graham 0418338444

Within the Officer Precinct Structure plan, and zoned for Residential, Neighbourhood Convenience Centre, Community Centre, Primary School and Arterial road.

Within 1km of Officer Town Centre, between Pakenham and Beaconsfield and about 54kms southeast of Melbourne.

Terms 10% deposit 40% on possession – 90 Days Balance in 12 Months

Auction Contact

Wednesday 17th July at 2pm Tom Gibson 0438574472 or Malcolm Graham 0418338444

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Somerville 6 Compass Court

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WHAT’S ON Winter clothing needed Narre Warren North Uniting Church are in great need of adults and childrens winter clothing to help those who are on low incomes or are homeless.

If you able to assist, please bring your unwanted winter woolies to the Op-Shop, 1 Main St. Narre Warren North (open Wed - Fri, 9.00 am - 3.00 pm and Sat. 9.00 am - 1.00pm) or phone Rev. Bruce Crowle on 0425 738 481.

Thank you for your donations as they go to help those in need.

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Virtual reality and game design for teens Does your teenager like games, designing or coding? In this program, teenagers aged 1217yrs can come along and learn the basics of game design software Unreal Engine to create a simple virtual reality game, which they can then play using state of the art Mixed Reality headsets. They can learn how to use visual coding in their game to make boxes explode, collect coins, turn lights on and more!

Saturdays for 6 weeks 1.00pm - 2.30pm.

Cost: $65. Book early by contacting Balla Balla Community Centre on 5990 0900 or E: admin@ballaballa.com.au.

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Paint your 'art out - Kids Art Program (6 years +) Inspired by the idea of just having FUN, 'paint your art out' is a creative and colourful approach to creating art. With relaxed classes and all age activities, join us as we explore basic colour mixing, different and unusual materials, paint tools and techniques to create our own works of art.

All materials included.

Thursdays for 8 weeks 4.30pm - 6.00pm.

Cost: $40. Book early by contacting Balla Balla Community Centre on 5990 0900 or E: admin@ballaballa.com.au.

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Meditation and mindfulness for kids - suitable for ages 6+ Mindful Play is a high quality program aimed at primary school children, with the purpose to provide skills to develop their awareness through simple body movement, mindful colouring, and guided visualisations.

Wednesdays for 4 weeks 4.15pm - 5.15pm.

Cost: $40. Book early by contacting Balla Balla Community Centre on 5990 0900 or E: admin@ballaballa.com.au.

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Plan ahead Australia's Leading Psychic, Mentalist and Hypnotherapists, Greg Riley (Voted Australia's most gifted psychic in 2011 on Channel 7 Melbourne's show 'The One' & Jason D Varga) This is a Beyond Blue Fundraising Event to raise awareness around mental illness and break the stigma. It's okay to not be okay. It's okay to talk about it. Thank you for supporting Beyond Blue.

Tickets include admission, finger food, tea and coffee. Drinks at bar prices.

Friday 30 August from 7pm to 9pm at Cranbourne Golf Club.

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Cranbourne Friends afternoon talks program The Yarra River keeper Andrew Kelly and the Werribee River keeper John Forrester will talk about the voluntary work they do, from enhancing the habitat and health of the waterways to minimising or collecting rubbish. The Yarra River usually receives plenty of publicity while the less well known but equally important Werribee River needs a higher profile. Why not come along and hear more about these vital Victorian waterways?

Cost: $20 Members; $25 Non Members; and $10 Students. Book at www.rbgfriendscranbourne.org.au. For inquiries contact Alex Smart via email: smartie38@bigpond.com Sunday 23 June at 2pm. Cranbourne Gardens Auditorium, corner of Botanic Drive and Ballarto Rd Cranbourne

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Hallam Community Learning Centre Inc Computer classes are beginning again next term for those who are beginners, all adults welcome.

We have a small class for lots of attention.

Class to begin on Tuesday 23rd July from 9.30am to 12.15pm for 8 weeks (Tuesdays only). Cost: $135.00 or $115.00 concession.

Please call to book on 9703 1688, places limited.

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Berwick Springs View Club We love to see new members join our ladies at our monthly meetings/lunch at Cranbourne RSL and also enjoy a guest speaker. In partnership with The Smith Family, our club sponsors six Learning for Life Students through their education. Fundraising is done in a fun and social manner with no pressure.

For further information please email berwicksprings.viewclub@gmail.com.

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Hallam Community Learning Centre Inc The Hallam Community Learning Centre on Kays Avenue, Hallam, has vacancies in our Tuesday Quilting classes and in our morning and afternoon Painting classes.

Please call 9703 1688 for further details and bookings.

and a cooked meal provided by the women of the Italian seniors club. Every third Monday of the month a meal is prepared by an authentic Italian chef and a dance is organised. Please call Val Motta on 0414666634 for more information.

Come to Narre Warren Seniors You are welcome to join in the activity of your choice - table tennis, indoor bowls, line dancing, cards, darts, garden club or sing-along. Spend time with a bunch of friendly seniors on day trips and away trips, play bingo and enjoy entertainment by popular artists. Join us at 192-196 Centre Road, Narre Warren. Phone 0426 736 467.

Casey Choir Turns 21 We are looking for past members of the choir to share the celebrations with us. If you have ever been a member, please contact Tracey on 0449 132 616 to learn about the opportunity for past member to participate in our concert.

Two big events, a 'Celebration In Song' Concert & a Gala Dinner.

31 August -Both events at Bunjil Place

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Cranbourne Day View Club New members welcome. Would you like to have fun and make new friends whilst raising funds to support a Learning For Life student through the Smith Family, if so come along and join us at Trios on the first Wednesday of the month at 11am for a meeting lunch and hear a guest speaker.

For further information please ring Trish Ransom ph 5995 7037.

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Creative writing workshops Tuesday playgroup

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Your child can socialise and make great friends at a small and fun Tuesday playgroup. The group is supervised and facilitated by an experienced playgroup leader, with craft activities, songs, story-time and outdoor play.

For children up to four years old. Oakgrove Community Centre, 89-101 Oakgrove Drive, Narre Warren South, Tuesdays, 9.3011.30am. Bookings on 9704 2781.

Come along and meet other women and make new friends in this friendly, informal atmosphere while developing your sewing/craft skills. Cost is free.

Every Monday from 1pm to 3pm at Oakgrove Community Centre, 89-101 Oakgrove Drive Narre Warren South.

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Hampton Park Seniors Come join the Hampton Park Seniors if you are aged 55 and over. Our activities include Monday mornings Tai Chi 9.30am to 11am; Tuesdays and Thursdays Bingo 12.45 to 3pm; Tuesdays and Fridays Line Dancing 10am to 12pm; Saturdays indoor carpet bowls 1pm to 3pm.

For more information please contact the club on Tuesdays and Thursdays between 11 am3pm Saturdays 12pm - 3 pm Phone 9799 2588, or email hampsen@gmail.com, or secretaryhpsc@iinet.net.au All are welcome as we are a multicultural club.

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Conductor wanted The conductor of The Fenix Chorale Inc. is looking at retirement in the not so distant future and is seeking a deputy to start to assist at the moment and eventually take over. The choir sings four part works; anything from light opera to modern songs. The 30 members are senior citizens and practices are held at Woodlands Retirement Village, 72 Kangan Drive, Berwick in the auditorium, on the first, second and third Wednesday afternoons of the month from 2.30 - 3.45pm. Several concerts are held during the year at villages and churches in the local area.

Please contact the Secretary, Margaret Haywood 9700 3973 or mhaywood.celebrant@ gmail.com if interested in the position which is unpaid or indeed to join the choir.

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Cranbourne Italian Seniors Club Meet every Monday at Cranbourne Public Hall to enjoy a morning playing cards, bingo and bocce

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Add your voice Voices of Casey are currently recruiting for new members to sing with them for 2019.

They practice each Monday, excepting school holidays at Fiddlers Green Retirement village, 57 Gloucester Ave, Berwick from 7-9.30pm.

This is a non-audition choir, attracting enthusiastic amateurs as well as seasoned singers.

Our repertoire includes well known classics, pop songs and contemporary compositions.

For further information please contact Paulien on 0412 741 195 or maritimes.1@hotmail. com.

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New members welcome Cranbourne Senior Citizens Club is invites new members to join them for bowls, bingo, line dancing, ballroom dancing, barbecues, table tennis, board games, cards, pool, and day trips.

Also, pleasant Sunday afternoons - entertainment and afternoon tea.

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

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

Meeting every second Thursday of each month at 1.15pm at the Cranbourne Public Hall.

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

Choir practices are held every Monday at 7pm to 9pm in the Old Cheese Factory, Homestead Road Berwick. For further details call 0427 643 221.

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

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

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Cranbourne U3A classes Cranbourne U3A tutors are keen to pass on skills and welcome new members. Keyboard, Guitar and Ukulele tuition is now available. Card games, Mahjong, Chess, French and Italian languages have vacancies for new members. The ever popular Sewing, Knitting, Art and Craft and Calligraphy Groups are turning out some great work. We have an Armchair Movies Group, Table Tennis Group, Line Dancing and Fishing and Cycling Groups.

Computer instruction for all levels and devices are available. Why not try some new skills and meet new friends. A small membership fee entitles you to do as many classes as you like.

For more information visit: u3acranbourne. net.au or call Marge on 0410 304 308.

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

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

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

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

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

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Learn to play the bagpipes The Berwick Pipers INC is interested in attracting new members to its group, particularly experienced bagpipe players. The group play B Flat chanters in our bagpipes as it gives them the greatest chance of helping concert bands and orchestras.

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

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

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

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

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Rees hit flying in the air and I was thinking 'God, I Ms Dzedins said: "It was very frightening, I counts of obtain property by deception haven't been killed and hope no one behind A Casey resident has described the moment and was very lucky." a eight counts of theft. driver "hurtled" towards her after an alleged me is killed.'"

"I could see bits of car flying up into the air, A 22-year-old Pakenham man was charged stolen car wound its way through Hampton It came as police were led on a two-hour like I think mirrors or I don't know; door han- with aggravated Park on Monday 1 April. carjacking, four counts of wild pursuit which began about 12.30pm after dles, something like that," she added. theft of a motor vehicle, arson, two counts Robin Dzedins of Lynbrook said she was a four-wheel-drive was allegedly stolen of "There must have been so people just af- burglary, obtain from property by deception, two turning left into Camms Road from South Cranbourne. fected literally by the accident." counts of theft.

Gippsland Highway about 2.30pm when The vehicle was later set alight, police say, she Cardinia Highway Patrol arrested two men Both men were remanded to appear at the saw a car "swerving like a maniac." before the speedsters fled in a station wagon and a woman who attempted to flee on foot af- Melbourne Magistrates' Court on Tuesday 2 "I could only see it head on hurtling straight and later hijacked a ute ter their ute crashed into a truck on the South April. in Hampton Park. at me. e. Luckily I was turning left, had I been goThe ute crashed where police say the driver Gippsland Highway.

A 21-year21-year-old Dandenong woman was ing straight ahead I would've been hit," The driver, a 26-year-old male from Chel- charged with ttwo counts Ms was seen getting out carrying a rifle, which was of theft of a motor Dzedins said. tenham, tested positive to methamphet- vehicle. used to carjack a Ford ute in Carrum Downs.

"I thought he was going to hit the side of my amine and had his licence disqualified. disqualified He Witnesses say they saw the vehicle drivShe was bail bailed to appear at Frankston Magdriv car. iing on the wrong side of the South Gippsland was charged with aggravated carjacking; istrates' s' Court on 3 September.

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Honouring a champ

By Nick Creely It looms as a pivotal game in the context of the season when Woori Yallock ventures down to Holm Park to take on Beaconsfield for the first time on Saturday, and the two clubs will honour the impact of the great Russell Rowe in what is sure to be a special day on the footballing calendar.

The Eagles and Tigers will battle it out on the field for the inaugural Russell Rowe Shield as part of the annual Past Players and Officials Luncheon at Holm Park, with a huge crowd expected to descend and take in the football and netball action.

Russell was a major part of the 1971, 1973 and 1974 Woori Yallock premierships, as well as being named in their Team of the Century, and played 11 VFL/AFL games for Melbourne in 1980, famously kicking four goals and having 25 disposals on debut in a 22-point win.

He went on to 15 goals in his career for the Demons, finishing up in Round 16 of that season against Geelong.

Rowe was also a former Caulfield champion prior to being picked up by the Dees, and also a handy cricketer - representing the Victorian Country cricket XI against the fearsome West Indies in 1979.

Upon embarking on a coaching career post his playing days, Russell led Beaconsfield to a drought-breaking 1999 senior premiership it’s first since joining the West Gippsland Football League in 1993 - with the club recently celebrating its 20-year reunion of a famous flag.

Beaconsfield president Troy Robinson said there is genuine excitement about what he believes will be a terrific day of community sport to recognise the contribution of a legendary figure for both clubs.

“It’s what local and community football is all about - it’s great to put them on a pedestal, because it’s these blokes that create our history,” he said.

“To have the opportunity - particularly for Russ, also Beacy and Woori Yallock - to play and have some sort of recognition between us, builds a new tradition.

“The amalgamation of the two competitions creates new vibes and energy, and this is what it’s all about.”

The Pakenham women's team celebrates hard after its 59-point victory over Red Hill.

Lions are still roaring 1999 Beaconsfield premiership coach and Woori Yallock champion Russell Rowe (pictured third from left) will be honoured by both clubs on Saturday.

Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS Robinson also said that Russell will present a best on ground award on the day, as well as present the inaugural shield to the winning side in what he hopes can become a yearly event.

But picking a winner is no easy task, with the Tigers sitting in third spot with a 5-2 record next to its name, while the home side are beginning to click into gear with a 4-3 record and boasting the stingiest defence out of the nine clubs so far this season.

On what is already set to be an actionpacked, emotion-filled day of local sport, Robinson confirmed that the club will also hold a minutes silence and wear black armbands for one of their greatest supporters - Frank Deegan - who recently passed away.

Frank owned and operated the Central Hotel in Beaconsfield, the Cardinia Park Hotel in Beaconsfield and the Royal Hotel in Kooweerup, and was admired by those in the local community.

“With Beaconsfield and the Central Hotel being our grassroots, and essentially where we were created, we will honour Frank with a minutes silence prior to the game and wear black armbands, just to show our appreciation for his efforts in the community,” he said.

“It’s part of our DNA, it’s where our club was created in 1890, and we have to acknowledge that.”

The club will also have two guest speakers on the day, with former Hawthorn defender and Beaconsfield-listed player Brendan Whitecross - as well as former Woori Yallock and Collingwood champion Damian Monkhorst -set to entertain the guests at the luncheon prior to the senior football action.

For more information on the Past Players and Officials Luncheon, or for any ticketing enquires, as well as the Russell Rowe Shield, can contact Beaconsfield Past Players and Officials secretary Lawrie Canning on 0437 285 795 or Lawrie.canning@optusnet.com.au

Comets are finding some momentum

By Nicholas Creely STATE LEAGUE SOCCER REVIEW - ROUND 11 STATE LEAGUE 1 - SOUTH EAST The Casey Comets clinched their fifth win of the season to solidify a position in the top five after a barnstorming win against Richmond SC on Saturday, 3-1.

The match was set up with a dominant first half display from the home side, surging out to a 2-1 lead before adding another goal in the

second half.

Doveton SC, meanwhile, suffered a shock loss to Beaumaris SC, 3-2, but still occupy top spot on the table.

The Doves did their best to try and wrestle back momentum against the Dolphins, but ultimately couldn't overcome a slow start despite surging hard late, even adding a goal in the 89th minute.

STATE LEAGUE 5 - SOUTH Bunyip District put in a brave effort to draw

level with Hampton Park at home on Saturday afternoon, 1-1.

The Strikers battled admirably after an early strike by the visitors, and slowly worked their way back in the context before finding the much-needed goal.

In other matches, Somerville Eagles were a class above Casey Panthers at Prospect Hill, 3-0, White Star Dandenong thumped Endeavour Hills 5-1 in a shock result, while Pakenham couldn't get the points in a 1-0 loss to Rosebud SC.

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SOUTH EASTERN WOMEN'S REVIEW - ROUND 6 DIVISION 2 Cranbourne remains undefeated in Division 2 after a comfortable win against Seaford at home on Saturday afternoon, 7.2 (44) to 3.2 (20).

The Eagles led from start to finish, but set the game up with a three goal to one secondterm, with Lana Fullwood in dominant touch with three goals in a best afield performance.

Leah Young, Cat Robinson and Sam Dobson were others to impress for the Eagles.

Beaconsfield also picked up a hard-fought win away against St Kilda on Sunday, 3.7 (25) to 2.2 (14).

The Eagles took until the final term to shake off the Sharks, who battled hard to wrestle back the lead throughout the second and third terms, but the visitors kicked 1.3 and held the home side scoreless to power away.

In other games, Pearcedale went down to Eastern Devils, 7.7 (49) to 0.3 (3).

DIVISION 3 Pakenham has overcome an early case of inaccuracy to remain undefeated in SEWF Division 3 with a 59-point - 8.15 (63) to 0.4 (4) - victory over Red Hill at Toomuc Reserve on Saturday.

The Lions dominated possession in the first quarter but were forced wide by a discipline Red Hill defence - the home side kicking 2.8 to 0.1 for the term.

The early dominance was brought about by a brilliant midfield display, with Bel McGee getting first hands to the ball in the ruck and providing silver service to Rosie Bureta, Lauren Hojnacki and Sophie Gray.

Bec Domotor, Mimi Henderson, Tash Wakenshaw, Steph Scott, Nat Staunton and Zoe Loudon let nothing through across half back, while Chloe Nagel and Ros Cook had total control of the wings. Cook and Rosie Davis were the first-quarter goal scorers for the Lions.

Red Hill bottled things up in the second term with the game resembling a rugbyscrum. The Lions struggled to break the shackles, kicking 0.2 to 0.1, and were a frustrated group at half time.

Coach Tom Bluhm made some important moves at the main break, with Henderson's switch to the middle having the most impact.

The regular defender played a great quarter of football, with skipper Rachel Betteridge and Hojnacki benefitting with third-quarter goals.

The Lions ramped things up in the final term, with goals to Bureta, Cook, Renee Carter and birthday-girl Chloe Bluhm leading to a very impressive victory. Bureta, Hojnacki, Henderson and McGee were best for the Lions, while Courtney Dodson, Beth Studd, Danielle Case and Kerrie-Anne Micallef also did the jumper proud.

The Lions celebrated Bluhm's birthday with a beautiful Mars Bar slice, cooked to perfection

by Brooke Case. Thanks to team manager Megan Davis, trainers Kenny Harris and Kris Case, and all the other wonderful helpers for making this great team tick.

The Lions face their biggest challenge of the season at 1pm at Greg Beck Oval in Frankston this Sunday - taking on the second-placed Frankston Bombers.

In the other Division 3 matches, Officer went down to Cerberus/Crib Point, 5.5 (35) to 1.8 (14), while Warragul knocked over Mornington at Western Park, 3.6 (24) to 1.6 (12).

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A new start for the Dees

By Hayley Wildes

Jade Rawlings is no longer the coach of the Casey Demons.

Picture: COURTESY OF MELBOURNE FC "He's already got established relationships out there with the players, he knows our game style, he's coached senior footy in his own right to premierships at amateur level and we know he's excited by that opportunity."

Casey currently sits 11th on the VFL ladder with a 3-6 and Radford will make his VFL head coaching debut on Sunday when the Demons head to Coburg to face the struggling Tigers who have just one win to their name.

QUIZ NUMBER 1665 1. WHAT five football codes have been played on Sydney’s Telstra (Olympic) Stadium?

2. WHO was the first Tasmanian to play 100 cricket Tests?

3. AT what time of year is the rich sprint race known as the Stawell Gift held?

4. WHICH popular Australian sport was devised to keep cricketers fit during the winter months?

5. HOW many individual gold medals did US sprinter Florence Griffith Joyner win at the 1988 Seoul Olympics?

6. WHAT unusual form of accommodation was used to house athletes at the 1948 London Olympics?

7. WHICH two record-breaking cricketers retired during the 2007 World Cup? 8. WHAT is Australia’s oldest horse racing classic?

9. WHO beat Pat Cash in the final of the 1986 Australian Open tennis championship?

10. WHICH team sport uses the largest field area?

11. WHICH famous Australian race finishes at Sydney’s Bondi Beach?

12. Who has scored the most ducks for Australia in Test cricket?

13. WHICH team won its second successive English premier league soccer title in 1993-4?

14. WHICH event was contested by women for the first time at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics?

15. WHAT sport is contested in a velodrome?

16. WHICH Australian woman dominated world ten-pin bowling in the 1980s?

17. HOW many points is the blue ball worth in snooker?

18. WHICH former world heavyweight boxing champion fought in Australia in 1975?

19. WHICH West Australian bowler took all 10 wickets in an innings in a Sheffield Shield cricket match in 1966-7?

20. WHAT sort of event is the Tour de France?

ANSWERS: 1. Rugby league, rugby union, AFL, soccer and American football 2. David Boon 3. Easter 4. Australian Rules football 5. Two 6. Army barracks 7. Glenn McGrath and Brian Lara 8. The AJC St Leger 9. Stefan Edberg 10. Polo 11. The City to Surf Fun Run 12. Glenn McGrath 13. Manchester United 14. The marathon 15. Cycling 16. Jeanette Baker 17. Five 18. Joe Frazier 19. Ian Brayshaw 20. A cycling race 22 STAR NEWS

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Donlan’s dozen from deep

By Hayley Wildes

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The Melbourne Demons have had a mid-season shake-up in light of their 3-9 start to the 2019 AFL season and the Casey Demons will feel the ripple effects.

In a stunning move, Casey coach Jade Rawlings has been named as Melbourne's new forward line coach in a full-time position and has stepped aside from his role at Casey effective immediately.

Rawlings, who led the Demons to the 2018 VFL grand final, was in his second year at the helm and had instilled a tough, defensiveminded game style at Casey.

Sam Radford, who was an assistant coach to Rawlings at Casey, has taken over the reins as VFL coach.

Other major changes to Melbourne's football department include Max Rooke moving from forward line coach to development coach, while Brendan McCartney has been moved from defensive coach to a role mentoring the AFL and VFL assistant coaches.

As published on Melbourne's official website (melbournefc.com.au), general manager of football operations at Melbourne, Josh Mahoney highlighted why the changes were being made mid-season.

"Over the last couple of weeks, the club has taken the opportunity to seek feedback from players, coaches and football staff to identify the clear opportunities for us to improve for the back-half of the season," he said.

Speaking of Radford, Mahoney said he was the standout candidate to take over from Rawlings at Casey.

Round 12 of the Big V basketball season was an indifferent one for the Casey Cavaliers.

The Championship men had a busy weekend and started it off with a home win over Keilor on Saturday night. It was a tight first half, but the Cavs out-scored the Thunder 2819 in the third term to take control of the game and eventually run out 89-78 winners.

Matt Donlan (25 points) caught fire from deep to drain six triples, while Raheem Lemons (23 points, 10 rebounds and 4 assists) and Brandon Polk (20 points, 13 rebounds and 3 assists) did plenty of damage too.

Backing up the following afternoon, the Cavs produced a disappointing effort in Geelong against cellar-dwellers, Corio Bay. The Cavs found it tough to slow down the Stingrays and eventually fell by eight points, 97-89. Lemons (20 points and 6 rebounds) led the way, while Donlan (18 points) was again hot from behind the arc as he drained another six long bombs to make it a dozen triples over the weekend.

After going 1-1 over the weekend, Casey remains second on the ladder with a 12-4 record.

The Championship women's season continues to spiral out of control as they suffered their seventh loss in a row, this time falling to Southern Peninsula at home, 102-76.

Despite the best efforts of Toccara Ross (31 points, 8 rebounds and 3 steals) and Sarah Halejian (16 rebounds, 14 points and 8 assists),

Casey couldn't get the required stops and they just can't find their groove this season. With a 4-8 record, the Cavs are seventh.

The Youth League 1 men suffered a heartbreaking loss on the road against Camberwell.

In a back and forth game, the Cavs fought tooth and nail for the win, but ultimately fell agonisingly short, 77-76.

Brendon Head (29 points and 10 rebounds) was sublime and almost got the Cavs over the line, while Jordan Gooiker (15 points and 10 rebounds) also battled hard all afternoon. In what is a very tight competition, Casey sits fifth with a 10-6 record.

The juggernaut that is the Casey Youth League 1 women's team continues to roll on.

Taking on third-placed Camberwell on the road shaped as a major test for the Cavs, but they passed with flying colours.

While Casey struggled at times on offence, its defensive tenacity made sure the side stayed in the contest and eventually flourished to beat the Dragons by 15 points, 56-41. Lauren Tuplin (22 points and 7 steals) was the lone Cav to get going on offence, but it mattered little as Casey held Camberwell to just 10 per cent shooting from deep.

The Cavs (12-2) are riding a nine-game winning streak and sit on top of the ladder.

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Burras send a message

By Hayley Wildes MORNINGTON PENINSULA DIViSION 2 - ROUND 10 Since winning its first game of the season back in March, Pearcedale's season has gone from bad to worse and on Saturday the Panthers lost their 10th game in row, this time succumbing to Hastings at home.

The Panthers were in the contest at quarter-time thanks largely to the Blues' inaccurate kicking, but Hastings' sheer dominance proved too much as the side ran out 16.23 (119) to 11.7 (73) winners.

Laughlin Cowell (four goals) and Kaolan Thornton were the shining lights for the Panthers in an otherwise disappointing day.

Much like Pearcedale, Devon Meadows' season continues to spiral out of control. Having started the season off strongly to own a 2-1 record, the Panthers have since lost eight games in a row and were taught a lesson by Langwarrin on Saturday.

Devon Meadows was never in the contest as Langwarrin - led by Josh Biggs (four goals) and Tim McGenniss - ruthlessly disposed of the Panthers by 103 points, 19.14 (128) to 3.7 (25).

Despite the loss, Riley Thorpe and Lachlan Moss battled hard all day for the Panthers.

SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIVISION 2 - ROUND 9 The top-of-the-table clash between Springvale Districts and Keysborough returned an incredible result.

The crowd in attendance was hoping for a classic between two teams that had only suffered one loss each heading into the game, but Keysborough had other ideas.

The Burras went into Springvale Reserve and completely embarrassed the Dees with composure, class and a dominance across the board that would usually be reserved for a match between an undefeated team and a winless side.

Zak Hogton (left) and Peter Dye have been impressive in Hampton Park's unbeaten start.

192904 Picture: ROB CAREW Keysborough's Cory Hargreaves (two goals) got scoring underway with a classy snap less than a minute into the game and it was a sign of things to come.

The Burras' forwards were just too strong, led by Tim Werner (four goals) and Matt Carnelley (three goals), and the midfield dominance was easy to see as Riet Pal (three goals) and Ryan Goodes ran riot in dynamic performances.

As Springvale Districts began to lose hope of a win, undisciplined play snuck into its game - highlighted by George Angelopoulos giving away a 100-metre penalty that resulted in a second quarter Ryan Goodes goal.

The half-time score line was a whopping 12.6 (78) to 0.3 (3) and the Burras weren't done yet.

Springvale Districts did lift its work rate in the third quarter and put on three goals, but the fourth quarter produced more Keysborough magic as the Burras eventually ran out 106-point winners, 21.12 (138) to 4.8 (32).

The Doveton Eagles were a class above

Skye, holding the Bombers to just one goal in the first half and running way with an 80-point win, 20.11 (131) to 7.9 (51).

Adam Read (eight goals) was absolutely unstoppable up forward for the Eagles, while the work of Stuart Johnson and Nicholas Battle through the midfield was just as important in completely overwhelming Skye.

DIVISION 3 - ROUND 9 A seven-goal to one second quarter set up Hampton Park's comprehensive win over Ashwood. The Redbacks were in complete control all day as the likes of Shannon Henwood and Ashley Scott powered Hallam to a 14.9 (93) to 4.10 (34) win.

The win was yet another masterclass from Hampton Park, which remains undefeated and two wins clear on top of the ladder.

Endeavour Hills kept Black Rock scoreless in the first half of their clash and went on to record a 71-point win, 13.11 (89) to 2.6 (18). Daniel Strom (two goals) and Sam McLean did as they pleased all day as the Falcons further strengthened their stranglehold on second position.

DIVISION 4 - ROUND 9 After five losses in a row, Hallam returned to the winners' list with a resounding win over Lyndale.

The Hawks jumped out of the gates with a five-goal to two opening term and with Ben Coutet, Logan Mills and Jack Sharlassian (four goals) playing dynamic games, Hallam went onto to win by 49 points, 13.12 (90) to 6.5 (41).

For Lyndale, Brad Edwards and Shane Thomas (two goals) were among the best.

Lyndhurst and Moorabbin were neck and neck for the first three quarters of their game, but the Lightning roared home in the final term to record a strong win.

With Lyndhurst leading by just five points at the final break, it was anyone's game entering the final stanza, but the Lightning quickly made the game theirs with an impressive fourth quarter.

With it all on the line, Lyndhurst kicked four goals to two to come away with a 13.14 (92) to 11.7 (73) win. Cory Willshire, Zach Woolcock and David Ford (four goals) played vital roles for the Lightning.

WEST GIPPSLAND ROUND 10 Tooradin jumped out of the gates against Garfield at home to hold a five-goal lead at the main break, but in what was a thrilling second half of action, the Stars came roaring home.

With Brad Lenders and Waide Symes leading the way, the Seagulls looked in control, but they failed to make the most of their chances in front of goal and the Stars worked their way back into the contest as Joseph Verleg and Ned Marsh lifted their team.

After a final frantic few minutes, when the final siren sounded the Seagulls hadn't done enough to get the win, but held on for a draw, 8.15 (63) to 9.9 (63).

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