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Christmas is a very special time all across the world. At Maranatha’s Early Learning Centre Christmas is celebrated to remember the birth of Jesus Christ. Children participate in the Nativity play which recreates the scene of Jesus’ birth and tells of how Mary and Joseph were visited by the Shepherds and Wise Men. Participating students are, back row, Rhys, Ezekiel, Shiloh, Mila, Nathan and Isaac, middle row Rafferty, Xander and Aiesha and front row: Celeste and Naim. Turn to page 6 of this special wrap-around feature to find out more about Maranatha.
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All the gifts you need If you haven’t visited Lazy Frog Gifts in a while, you don’t know what you are missing out on. The Pakenham shop has been converted into a Christmas wonderland with sparkling lights, glitter and beautiful quality gifts as far as the eye can see. Some of the brands available in the beautifully presented gift display this Christmas are Ecoya, Mews, Palm Beach, Tilley, Lively Living, Jim Shore (Disney Traditions) Vendula London, Willow Tree, Salt & Pepper, Ashdene and much, much more. Lazy Frog Gifts is excited to be Pakenham’s adoption centre once again for The Elf On The Shelf along with its accessories. The store also has a large, beautiful range of quality Christmas decorations to make anyone’s home look amazing this Christmas, and
complimentary gift wrapping to help shoppers get organised. And, for those struggling to get their shopping done during normal retail hours, Lazy Frog Gifts is open Sundays 10.00-4.00pm and Thursdays evenings until 8.00pm for late night shopping. Plus, other hours will be extended as the big day draws near - stay tuned! Best of all, when you buy your Christmas gifts from Lazy Frog Gifts, you’ll be supporting a locally-owned business. Avoid the crazy shopping centres; shop and support local this Christmas, for good old-fashioned service. Don’t forget there is ample parking at the rear of the shop, making it easy to drop by and tick everyone off your list. The team at Lazy Frog would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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Christmas is green not mean, and kind not fined Casey Cardinia Libraries (CCL) has again partnered with several local charities to help reach those members of our community who may otherwise be left out this festive season. From Monday 18 November to Tuesday 24 December, each library branch will be welcoming monetary, gift and food donations to help vulnerable and less fortunate members of our community enjoy this time of year. Members of our community who return lost or damaged library books when they deliver their donations will have their fines waived. CCL permanently removed fines for overdue books at the beginning of 2019. A special feature of the libraries’ Christmas charity campaign this year is that gift wrapped, “pre-loved” books will be available in exchange for donations.
“There are people doing it pretty tough in our community and Christmas is often a time when things get even harder. Casey Cardinia Libraries is always keen to pay it forward and support our charity partners to make things better for the vulnerable”, said CCL CEO Chris Buckingham. “This year, we think that our surplus books will make great, recycled gifts for friends or family,” said Mr Buckingham. “The recycled books, as well as the removal of fines for lost and damaged books, is our way of saying ‘thank you’ to our community who support those in need so generously.” All CCL branches will accept non-perishable food with intact packaging and best before dates in 2020. Christmas gifts should be new and unwrapped.
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Carols around Cardinia A range of Christmas events across Cardinia Shire are set to fill even the Grinchiest heart with holiday cheer. CAROLS BY CANDLELIGHT Cardinia Shire Council, with the support of local community groups and businesses, is proud to present Cardinia Shire’s Carols by Candlelight! This is a free community event and is alcohol, smoke and pet free (assistance dogs are allowed). AUSLAN interpreters will be in attendance. Plus, there will be a visit from Santa! When: Saturday 14 December 2019 6.00pm - gates open 6.00-8.00pm - pre-entertainment including local artists and primary schools 8.30pm - carols start with the Cardinia Civic Concert Band 10.15pm - fireworks Where: Toomuc Reserve, Princes Highway, Pakenham FESTIVE COMMUNITY EVENTS AROUND THE SHIRE A number of community events, with support from Cardinia Shire Council, are being held across the Cardinia Shire to celebrate the festive season. Cockatoo Community Carols Saturday 7 December, 5.00-8.00pm, Alma Treloar Reserve, Pakenham Road, Cockatoo Gembrook Community Carols Sunday 8 December, 5.00-8.00pm, Gembrook Primary School, 48-50 Main Street, Gembrook Garfield Christmas Festival Friday 13 December, 5.30-9.00pm, Main Street, Garfield (Nar Nar Goon Longwarry Road) Emerald Carols by the Lake Friday 13 December 6.00-9.30pm Emerald Lake Park, Emerald Lake Road
Cockatoo RSL, 20 Belgrave-Gembrook Road, Cockatoo Please check www.cardinia.com.au/events for updates and additional listings in the lead up to the festive season. ‘SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO TOWN’ AT CARDINIA CULTURAL CENTRE Tickets are on sale for ‘Santa Claus is Coming To Town’, presented by Winding Roads Productions and hosted by Cardinia Cultural Centre, on Wednesday 4 December 2019! Starring Melissa Langton, Mark Jones and David Rogers-Smith, attendees are sure to be kept entertained with fabulous vocal arrangements, jokes about Three Wise Men walking into a stable, and a good old-fashioned sing-along around the piano. You’ve never been to a Christmas party quite like this! Mario Lanza is pouring eggnog for Bette Midler while Nat King Cole plays swinging versions of Silent Night and O Come, All Ye Faithful! Attendees are invited to join from 10.00am for morning tea prior to the performance commencing at 11.00am. Please note that there is limited seating available for morning tea, so attendees are encouraged to arrive early if they require a seat. Tickets are $22 per person (companion cardholders are free). For more information about this performance and to purchase tickets, visit http://bit.ly/32KXQbQ or call the customer service team on 1300 787 624. COUNCIL-SUPPORTED COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS DECORATION PROJECTS Cardinia Shire Council’s Community Wellbeing and Support Grant Program 2019-20 provided funding support for Christmas decorations in the Lakeside Residents Group’s ‘Lakeside Square Christmas light-up’ project.
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Ring in Christmas at one of the carols events throughout the Shire. Carols by Candlelight Koo Wee Rup Saturday 14 December, 7.00-10.00pm, Cochrane Park, 243 Rossiter Road, Koo Wee Rup Carols by Candlelight Maryknoll Friday 20 December, 6.00-9.00pm, St Joseph’s Square, Maryknoll Carols by the Creek Sunday 22 December, 7.00-9.30pm, Holm Park
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The band at Lakeside ahead of a busy December schedule.
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A busy festive schedule By Mitchell Clarke With December shaping up to be an extremely busy time of the year, the Cardinia Civic Concert Band are gearing up for a full on festive season.
Performing across the Cardinia shire throughout the month, the group will take to the stage at five local Carols by Candlelight events as well as performing at the Melbourne Zoo and at a deeply personal luncheon for victims of the Bunyip Fires.
The benefit luncheon is a particularly important and bittersweet event for the group as many of the band members were directly affected by the fires. With years of experience at local Carols by Candlelight, the community will be able to
see the group perform at Lang Lang Carols on Wednesday 11 December, Emerald Carols on Friday 13 December, Pakenham Carols on Saturday 14 December, Maryknoll Carols on Friday 20 December before wrapping up at Beaconsfield Carols on Sunday 22 December.
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Christmas is a very special time all across the world. At Maranatha's Early Learning Centre Christmas is celebrated to remember the birth of Jesus Christ, who Christians believe is the Son of God. Children participate in the Nativity play which recreates the scene of Jesus' birth and tells of how Mary and Joseph were visited by the Shepherds and Wise Men. "This is great for their experiential learning," said Claire Robins, early learning centre director. Parents and friends are welcomed to enjoy the performance in December and it's a great way of sharing a message of love and hope at this time of year, which for some can be quite a lonely time. Maranatha Early Learning Centre recently underwent a detailed National Quality Assessment and Rating visit by the Australian Children's Education and Care Quality Authority (ACECQA). The assessor observed and assessed the ELC on the educational program and practices, children's health and safety, the physical environment, staffing arrangements, educator's relationships with children, collaborative partnerships with families and the community, and leadership and service management. "We are very pleased that our ELC has once again received a rating of Exceeding National Quality Standards," said Ms Robins. A rating of Exceeding NQS is given to servic-
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Emotions were running high on Wednesday, as 4Cs volunteers said their goodbyes to clients. 201628
After more than two decades of providing emergency relief services in Cardinia, the 4Cs Crisis Relief Centre's doors will officially close on Friday 29 December. Tears were shed and farewells were said on Wednesday as hundreds of clients and volunteers gathered for a final barbecue lunch. "I'm worried about our clients and where things are for their future," 4Cs general manager Cheryl Daly said. "We want to make sure it's a smooth season for those who are affected. Most of our clients are sad and worried." Leftover supplies and food will be distributed to charities within Pakenham.
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next car they hit could end someone's life or multiple lives and their own. "Personally they need to get a life and grow up. It's shocked both of us and given us a bit of a scare." Mr Mildrens and his partner, a P plater driver, did not sustain any injuries however the Suzuki was towed away, along with the stolen car. "It's pretty shitty due to my partner only getting the car two months ago," he said. "It's put a lot of stress on my partner with everything that has happened, with sorting out insurance and figuring out how she's going to get places." Police are appealing for witnesses to contact Pakenham Police Station on 5945 2500.
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Officer Secondary College was transformed into a festival atmosphere as the community celebrated the school’s inaugural annual fete on Friday 22 November. The event, which was a year in the making, was 100 percent student driven and supported by a committee consisting of parents, teachers and education support staff. The idea of the fete was to build connections between the school and the greater community but it has also seen strong relationships built internally, as staff and students worked collaboratively to create stalls.From food trucks to stalls and even a petting zoo, attendees enjoyed the afternoon, from going on rides to taking part in student representative council activities.All money raised from ride passes is set to go back into the school for learning programs.
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Shooting for new courts By Jessica Anstice The quality and quantity of basketball facilities in Cardinia do not match the popularity of the sport. With basketball participation dramatically increasing, Cardinia Shire councillor Brett Owen has called on a report to be prepared by council officers, detailing the current status of basketball in Cardinia. Each week, more than 550 basketball teams play at Cardinia life and 270 games are conducted. "If you go down to Cardinia Life on a Saturday there are thousands of people in that centre at any one given time," Cr Owen said. "In my opinion, the stadium is bludging at the seams - 36 teams play at the Pakenham stadium on a Saturday. "Games usually start at 8.30am and can go to 9pm on a Saturday night and that's really not family-friendly." Cr Owen requested the report includes: current participation rates at existing basketball facilities, the occupancy of existing courts, and what infrastructure is required to maximise usage and details regarding proposed additional courts, stadium extensions and the building of new basketball facilities. Boldens Basketball Club Pakenham have 60 junior teams and almost 500 players, but are lucky enough to train at Officer Secondary College three times a week. Club president Richard Fox acknowledged that other clubs are "really struggling" to find venues to train at. "We've had that much growth that even Officer Secondary College couldn't offer us all the hours we needed," Mr Fox said.
Boldens Basketball Club Pakenham resident Richard Fox with the team. 201351 "I think the council does need to spend more money on basketball facilities - it should be on the agenda. "It seems to be that all the shires around us, including Casey and Knox, have upgraded their stadiums so ours definitely needs
to be upgraded." When the notice of motion was raised in the council meeting on Monday 18 November, Cr Ray Brown suggested the council doesn't "put all our eggs in one basket". "I hope we don't lose fight of the fact that
there are other sporting disciplines that we have in the shire," Cr Browns said. Still in support of Cr Owen, he added, "The notice of motion is fairly open-ended." The council will prepare a report for the February meeting.
A cool change is welcome news at Cardinia Life By Mitchell Clarke
Fans will be installed at Cardinia Life in time for summer. 156431 "The fans will work in combination with the existing exhaust system, which extracts hot air out of the stadium and brings cool air from under the stadium through the floor vents.
"These improvements are in addition to the recent installation of new LED lighting and dehumidification upgrades at Cardinia Life, which have increased the energy efficiency of
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With summer on the approach, 48 fans will be installed around Cardinia Life's basketball stadium, bringing much relief to regular users of the facility. For some time now, the lack of air flow has caused significant concerns for some parents, with some labelling it a "health hazard". Alysa Marie was forced to remove her 11 year old son from playing at the venue due to the "terrible conditions". "My son played basketball there for both summer and winter seasons for four years and I had to stop him from continuing due to the terrible air conditions and heat at the stadium," Ms Marie said. But the cool change has finally arrived, with Cardinia Shire Council confirming the installation, stating the project was part of council's planned improvements schedule as well as taking customer feedback into consideration. "Council has considered community feedback, investigating the best type of fan to install, the location of fans and the quantity of fans," liveable communities manager Tracey Parker said.
the aquatic centre." The announcement is welcome news for users of the facility, with Ms Marie thanking council, stating that she'd now allow her son to return to the sport he grew to love. "Thank you for finally addressing what was a health hazard with many children suffering heatstroke from your lack of attention to the stadiums much needed upgrades," she said. "I will absolutely get him back into basketball now, as long as it's no longer 40 degrees or higher in there with no air flow anymore." It's understood council originally budgeted for the installation over a two year period, but Central Ward councillor Michael Schilling advocated for the funding to be brought forward to provide summer relief. "Obviously when summer hits, the first thing we hear from the community is how hot it is," Cr Schilling said. "We think this is a great outcome as it will provide relief to all this upcoming summer season." The installation of all the fans across all courts is scheduled to commence in early December.
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School welcomes shade By Mitchell Clarke Students at Officer Specialist School are set to be protected from the sun after receiving a State Government grant of $25,000. More than 75 schools across the state will share in almost $1 million from the School Shade Grants program which will allow schools to build new shade, repair existing shade or create natural shade. Officer Specialist School will use the funds to create new shade areas in their junior and senior school play areas. Assistant principal Kylie Scott said parents were excited that their kids will be able to enjoy the playground all year round. “It was a perfect opportunity to apply for the grants because our students need cover as they have a lot of trouble regulating their body temperature,” Ms Scott said. “At the moment we don’t have anything, so we’re really excited to get some shade sails happening. It’s understood the project will make a “huge difference” for all students, with summer proving quite a challenge at the school. “During the hot days we have to be mindful and often we’ve had to keep students inside,” Ms Scott said. “It’s difficult because all they want is to be outside but being a sun smart school, it’s our responsibility to keep them indoors and safe.” In 2017, melanoma was the fourth-most common cancer in Victoria, with 2993 invasive melanomas diagnosed resulting in 270 deaths. Bass MP Jordan Crugnale said proper shade and sun protection measures like sunscreen, hats, sunglasses and protective clothing can help reduce UV radiation exposure by up to 75 percent. “Skin cancer is one of the most preventable forms of cancer in Australia,” Ms Crugnale said.
Officer Specialist School. 201141 “Bass students love spending time outdoors, particularly as the weather starts to warm up. That’s why we’re taking action so that kids can benefit from more shade and protection from the sun. “It’s important we give Victorian’s the protection they need to stay sun smart.” But the project, which was also funded by the parents and friends association through fundraisers, won’t be finished in time for summer, with the school hopeful it’ll be completed by the middle of 2020.
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$7.2m Officer project By Mitchell Clarke A jointly funded $7.2 million project will see a reserve in Officer equipped with a new multiuse community and sporting pavilion. Local Government Minister Adem Somyurek joined Eastern Victoria MP Harriet Shing and Cardinia Shire Council mayor Jeff Springfield at Comely Banks Reserve on Monday 25 November to turn the first sod and mark the beginning of works on the recreation reserve.
The pavilion will include four sets of change rooms, four umpire change rooms and several spaces for community activities. "This new pavilion will be bricks and mortar proof of our commitment to residents across Cardinia," Ms Shing said. "Thanks to the Growing Suburbs Fund, our booming population in Officer can enjoy better sports facilities." The Growing Suburbs Fund has provided
$3.5 million for the Comely Banks project, with Cardinia Shire Council funding the remaining $3.7 million. Over five years, $250 million will be invested in local infrastructure in the state's fast growing outer suburbs, like Cardinia. Since 2015, $18.6 million has been put towards 10 projects including the Deep Creek Reserve development and Cardinia Cultural Centre re-development.
"Whether it's upgraded sporting facilities, better community spaces or new community centres, we're delivering the facilities our growing communities need," Mr Somyurek said. "This project will be a great home for Cardinia's community and sports group, with enough room for everyone." The Comely Banks Recreation Reserve is expected to be complete by September 2021.
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In 1975 a movie was made which many believed to be really a microcosm of the world in which we live today: One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest. The film was inspired by a banned book written by Ken Kesey who had worked as an orderly in a mental health facility in California where he witnessed first hand the way in which bureaucracy was used to control the hospital’s population. In this hospital, a major struggle took place daily - between sanity and insanity - behind the vaneer of rituals and procedures defined by a bureaucracy and used to disempower individuals. Where the head nurse - Nurse Ratchet dominated life with the use of symbolic or physical violence to enforce compliance. If you attend a Casey council meeting you should be excused for thinking you are in the Cuckoo’s Nest, not in a sane public planning venue based on democratic values. Here meetings are dominated by the rules and procedures defined by the mayor and council, not by ratepayers or residents. It should be clear from the ongoing IBAC investigations that some former Casey mayors and councillors were able to hide behind the workings of bureaucracy for years so that any corrupt behaviour could not be made subject to public scrutiny. The question now has to be asked why do we have local governments at all? Couldn’t their work be done by an administrator without the politics and public expense being imposed on local communities? Do state governments really need to be like the Nurse Ratchets of this world and hide behind bureaucracy to control us? John Glazebrook, Endeavour Hills
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I am writing to you in regards to the “Cafe is OK” article in the Thursday 21 November edition of the Berwick Star News. There are numerous errors - not just grammatical, that concern me. The article is referring to “plans to build a cafe at 35-69 A’Beckett road” which is incorrect. The permit was for the existing cafe, located at 1 Oakview Boulevard. Due to landlord development, the original permits were granted for the Seebeck property before they were divided and the application therefore had to be processed under the original permit address. Secondly, and most importantly, the end of the article states “The cafe would be restricted to 12 patrons”. This is of concern to us because the neighboring properties might read this and think that we were not granted permits to operate with a patronage of 88 which in fact we
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THUMBS UP THUMBS DOWN Thumbs up To the Facebook group 'A day closer to rain' - helping our farmers in need while Christmas shopping is fabulous. If you haven't already; please check it out.
Thumbs down To Casey Council and their dodgy councillors
Thumbs up To the amazing CFA members who continue to protect and support our community in so many ways!
Thumbs up To Casey gymnastics for putting on an awesome competition yesterday - all the competitors had a ball. Team orange where the overall winners.
Thumbs up To the young guys who found my husband's phone at Berwick Secondary College and waited for us to call so we could pick it up! We are so lucky.
Thumbs Up Thumbs Down is your chance to have your say. Malicious or defamatory submissions will not be accepted. All submissions must include a full name address and daytime phone number. Contributions over the phone will not be accepted. Contributors will not be identified. The Star News reserves the right to edit submissions. To submit a Thumbs Up Thumbs Down email to dailyeditor@starnewsgroup.com.au fax to 5945 0777 or post to P.O. Box 9 Pakenham 3810.
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Lachlan Mackenzie: Shocking to see so many Liberal and Labor figures caught up in this IBAC hearing. Really shows how important anti-corruption watchdogs are and how necessary it is to get money out of politics. Bryan L. Abrahams: EVERYTHING normally "Comes out in the wash", and these corrupt councillors are aware of that, and yet they continue to exercise the stupid habit of THEFT and receiving KICKBACKS. This council held 47 Meetings BEHIND CLOSED DOORS last year! They blocked ratepayers from attending meetings because they had so much to hide. I think it was those times where the kickbacks were being shared. If found guilty, they should be incarcerated and they have dragged the Liberal brand through the mud! pakenhamnews.starcommunity.com.au
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Bandits hungry for cash By Brendan Rees A mobile canteen worker has described the terrifying moment two teenagers who were brandishing a knife and meat cleaver demanded cash and cigarettes. Anne Ruys was preparing her food truck when the hooded bandits approached her on McKillop Way in Clyde North about 1.30pm on Thursday 20 November. Ms Ruys was also with her colleague whose canteen truck was parked behind her outside St Peter's College. "A car of about four or five men pulled up behind the van," she said. "Three of them approached her demanding cash and cigarettes and the other two came to me. "I heard all this commotion ... I looked up and saw the guy taking all of her things. "They had knives so I was like 'don't hurt me and I'll give you whatever you want - just don't hurt me'," Ms Ruys said, explaining the youths were wielding a meat cleaver and knife about 15cm long. Ms Ruys said she immediately opened her cash till - which was captured on dashcam footage. The males took off with about $2,000 in cash and cigarettes. "We just complied and I said 'as long as you don't hurt me I'll just do whatever.' "Once they got the stuff they jumped in a car and took off," she explained. Ms Ruys said the bandits were wearing masks and hoodies. "I'm really not sure; to me it looked like a surgical sort of mask. They were teenagers I would say. Ms Ruys, who has worked for the mobile canteen company for two years, said the incident hadn't quite sunk in: "I was just confused. I didn't know what to do.
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What do you love about volunteering with Gethsemane Church? Working for the Lord, seeing the community happy and interacting with the other volunteers. Has there been a lot of hard work behind the scenes in organising the Clyde Carols event? Yes, very much so all glory to God.
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‘Pest’ trees get the chop By Brendan Rees Nine London plane trees in a Narre Warren estate will be given the chop following complaints from neighbours the trees were wreaking havoc. Casey council approved for the trees to be replaced with more suitable ones at their 19 November meeting after residents of Penhurst Street and the surrounding estate said the tree roots were tearing up their garden beds, kerbs and footpaths - but not all residents are happy with the outcome. Arborists assessed 113 nature strip trees close to council road, footpath and drainage and concluded it was "currently showing signs of displacement which could be attributed to presence of trees roots". But the "majority of trees," which are believed to be the cause of hay fever and allergic reactions, were found to be compliant with council's tree planting criteria, council said. As a result, 32 trees have been marked for remedial pruning by the end of the year while nine trees approved for removal in Penhurst Street, Birchfield Court, Deanswood Way, Heyfield Court, Applegum Court and Carroll Court will be replaced in council's 2020 tree planting program. It comes as neighbours launched a petition of 52 signatures asking for the trees to be replaced earlier this year. Head petitioner Ken Binaisse said he was disappointed council had not responded to the "majority wishes" of those who had signed the petition. "The root growth characteristics are not suitable in their present location," he said, adding the London plane at the front of his house was a major cause for concern. "My footpath has already lifted again ... and I've definitely got roots lifting my brickwork. "They're not even going to prune mine."
When the petition was tabled at February council meeting, Mr Binaisse said ratepayers had faced "forever ongoing costs" of footpath repairs over the years due to the trees. Mr Binaisse added when council sent an inspector to the estate he followed him around his street, pointing out damage to private property "but nothing came of it." Meanwhile, he said more footpaths had been lifted by tree roots, leaving them open to trips and falls. According to a council report, 18 locations were "exhibiting signs of footpath or kerb displacement" and will be referred to council inspection and reinstatement programs "as required". With regards to complaints of damage to private infrastructure, council says it will "assess and individually manage these situations as whilst they may appear similar there are often many variables that require consideration". Council will also undertake tree pruning "where appropriate in conjunction with infrastructure reinstatement". Mr Binaisse said he would consider taking legal action against council. Councillor Rosalie Crestani said she supported council officers' recommendations which were a "positive outcome" for the community. Associate Ashleigh Kemp of Ryan Carlisle Thomas Lawyers said residents should keep photos on the specific spot if they fall or injure themselves as a result of the works, and report the incident to council as well as seek legal advice. "Whilst many people are injured every year on damaged footpaths, special legislation relating to local councils can make it hard to hold councils liable," she said.
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By Brendan Rees Casey council has decided to keep dozens of gum trees in a Lysterfield South neighbourhood despite residents arguing the trees posed a danger. Following an arborist's assessment of Wallangarra white gums around Hillside court, Panorama Court and Parkview Terrace, Casey councillors gave the tick of approval to retain 37 trees at their 19 November meeting. Council believed the nature strip trees complied with its tree planting suitability and would only require remedial tree maintenance which is expected to be completed before the end of the year. A further six trees will get the chop due to their poor health and structure. It follows a petition of 19 signatures in April calling for the trees to be removed and replaced with suitable ones. Head petitioner Peter Wardley, who earlier this year said branches up to three 3m long were dropping, was disappointment by council's decision. He said due to his age and current health, he wasn't in a position to clean up the leaf and branch litter on his property which sometimes blocked drains and caused flooding. "I am 68-years-old in need of two knee replacements and have seven (coronary artery) stents. How would they feel if I was their father or grandfather?" he said. Councillors voted for the concerns raised in the petition to be referred to the policy review of guidelines and management of street trees with the development of an Urban Forest Strategy. A date for this review has yet to be announced. According to a council report, it said by providing remedial tree maintenance to the 37 trees identified, "this should alleviate some of the concerns raised within the petition". Council also ruled five trees will require topsoil and grass seed to be spread around the
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Resident Donna Everard supported the removal of white gum trees in Hillside Court, Lysterfield South after tripping on a footpath. 192017 Picture: BRENDAN REES base to cover exposed roots. It was also found the gum trees "did not significantly impact the fire risk area" to the small areas that fuel loads could build up. The report also said the shedding of foliage, flowers, fruit, seeds or small elements of deadwood by urban trees "is considered normal and not a basis for removal". Earlier this year, resident Donna Everard said she scarred her knee after tripping on an uneven footpath on a sidewalk off Hillside Court - believed to have been lifted by a tree root. Speaking at the council meeting, Councillor Rosalie Crestani said "it wasn't the entire outcome the residents wanted" but added a policy review would be an opportunity to "hear from the community" regarding nature strip tree related issues. "Every time I hear nature strip concerns that community want to have a great input into some of those guidelines," she said.
A Casey ARC user is fed up with the flithy conditions of the women's temporary changerooms including what appears to be fungus growing on the walls. But Casey Council has made reassurances cleaners are rostered on day and night as renovations continue. Currently the changerooms servicing the pool deck are being renovated with improvements to walls, floors, showers and toilets. According to council, works on the male changeroom started on 10 September and are expected to finish in late November while works on the female changeroom are scheduled to start in February next year and anticipated to take about eight to 12 weeks. "To ensure operational public facilities during this time, a new male changeroom was constructed and a section of the female toilets was partitioned off for males to use," Casey's manager of active communities Callum Pattie said. "Cleanliness has been addressed with YMCA management, who have reviewed cleaning hours to cater for this project. Cleaners are rostered on at Casey ARC each day and night," he said. Berwick resident Jane expressed her concerns of the women's temporary changeroom
saying it was "unacceptably dirty and crowded". "The other day I noticed fluff on the top walls of the toilets, sticky urine soaked floors, black spots that looked like fungus growing on the walls of the showers," she said. Jane, who asked her surname to be withheld, said the women's toilets had been separated by the men's temporary toilets with a piece of wood "for months". "The men cannot even use their toilets change rooms in the men's area I think, although they have temporary ones set up, families are crowding and queuing up for the family change rooms instead," she said. Jane also said it was also awkward using a share walkway to the changerooms with men. "We have to hear the lewd jokes from some men as we get dressed in the women's change room, occasionally. "I am not offended by that. It is just that the process is taking forever and it must make it very difficult for the poor cleaners to go in and out and do their jobs. "The women's toilets there were closed a couple of years ago for apparent 'renovations' also and then re-opened months later with nothing at all changed," she said. "How long does it take to renovate a toilet and change room?"
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WHAT’S ON parents/guardians and their children to experience some fun and creative activities in our children's playroom. Our sessions are facilitated by an experienced staff member and are designed to encourage socialisation with other children and parents. For further information contact Cranbourne Community House on 5996 2941 or visit us at 49 Valepark Crescent, Cranbourne.
Christmas on the foreshore The Tooradin Foreshore Committee of management invites the community to celebrate Christmas at their annual 'Christmas on the foreshore'. Groups and bands performing include dual gold guitar winner Andrew Swift. Huge fireworks display, food and drink stalls on site or bring your own picnic (onsite barbecues on site). Friday 6 December from 6pm- 10pm at Tooradin foreshore. Foreshore Rd. Gold coin donation. Strictly alcohol free event.
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New Vogue, Ballroom, and Latin Dancing Dance classes continue at Balla Balla Community Centre in Cranbourne East, but there is now another class at the Brentwood Neighbourhood House in Berwick at 7.45pm on Thursday nights. A Christmas dance will also be held at Brentwood Park, Bemersyde Drive, Berwick on Friday 29 November, started at 7.30pm. A chance to celebrate the whole year before the Christmas rush. Wear your Christmas garb and bring along some Chrissy finger food for supper. Cost is just $10-00. For all enquiries about classes or the Christmas dance, please contact Di on 0408343202 or email difen69@bigpond.net.au."
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Prayers for Healing Service will be held at Narre Warren North Uniting Church, I Main St, Narre Warren North, on Sunday, 24 November starting at 9am. Everyone is welcome, even if you want to pray for healing for others, and then stay for a cuppa and a chat. For further information, contact Rev. Bruce Crowle on 0425 738 481 or bruce.crowle@yahoo.com.
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Narre Warren and District Family History Group Christmas general meeting is on Wednesday 11 December, at 7.30pm at the Casey Complex meeting room, at 1/65 Berwick Cranbourne Road, Cranbourne. Please use Casey Radio entrance. All members and visitors are welcome to attend. Come along and enjoy an evening of fun and games. The Research room will close on Tuesday the 10th of December at 3pm and will reopen on Tuesday the 4th of February 2020 at 11am.
Coffee 'n' Conversation Are you feeling lonely and want to get out a bit more? Come and join our 'Coffee 'n' Conversation' Group at Narre Warren North Uniting Church, 1 Main St. Narre Warren North on Wednesday mornings at 10am. Everybody is welcome. For further information contact Rev. Bruce Crowle on 0425 738 481 or bruce.crowle@ yahoo.com.
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Free community barbecue event Casey ADRA will be holding a free barbecue and grill out fundraiser. Lamb kebabs, beef burgers, chicken burgers, vegan steaks, and homemade lemonade. There will also be a car wash, face painting, live music. Dinners also held every Sunday from 4pm-6.30pm at 4 Malcom Ct, Narre Warren. ADRA Australia is the humanitarian agency of the Adventist Church, which works with people in poverty and distress to create just and positive change through empowering partnerships and responsible action. Sunday 29 December, 4 Malcom Ct, Narre Warren from 1pm- 6:30pm. Contact Number: 0425 747 866.
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Lions Senior Citizens Luncheon The Lions Club of Cranbourne presents its annual Senior Citizens Christmas Luncheon. The Cranbourne Lions Concert Band and Cranbourne Chorale sing-a-long to all your favourite carols, there are prizes to be won and enjoy a social lunch, and of course dessert prepared by your local CWA. Numbers are limited, reserve your seat now! Sunday 8 December from 12pm-3pm. Cranbourne Senior Citizen's Hall, 1 Codrington Street, Cranbourne. Contact Alisha on 0409 886 262.
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Residents are invited to join a morning dog walking group anytime time between 9am and 10am daily at Akoonah Park, Berwick. The group is a great way to make friends, stay healthy and be part of your local community. People with or without dog are welcome and also enjoy a coffee with Barry who set ups his coffee van from 6am-1pm every day. There is an afternoon group which usually walks about 4pm until 6pm. ‘Off the lead’ walking in the park is offered as well.
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Probus Endeavour Hills Club The Endeavour Hills Probus Club is seeking retirees and semi - retirees to join an active and friendly group. Activities include a walking group, coffee mornings, ten-pin bowling, excursions and trivia nights. Meet third Monday of each month (except December) at 10am at the Dandenong Club, corner of Heatherton Rd and Stud Rd, Dandenong North. Contact Chris 0423432878 or email: hart.chris64@yahoo.com.au.
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Clyde Carols by Candlelight The Clyde Carols by Candlelight will be presented by the Gethsemane Church and proudly supported by the City of Casey. This fun filled family night which attracted a whopping 4000 last year, will engage the community in social cohesion and festive cheer. It includes free kid's amusements including jumping castles, mini ferris wheel and more. Plus free entry, free entertainment, free Giveaways and free Registration into the Christmas Miracle. Come along and join in the singing, watch the local performances and enjoy the carnival atmosphere which will include sausage sizzle, coffee van, ice-cream, popcorn, slushies, cakes, glow-sticks, games, pony rides, hot dogs, Thai, Indian, Italian and other exotic cuisines. Food vendors, street traders and much more. Don't miss the arrival of Santa on a Fire Truck and Lolli bags for every child. Please ring Kerrigan La-Brooy on 0404-875-647 or email kerriganlabrooy@bigpond.com for more details. A 30km fundraiser walk will be held in November to help raise money for the event. Hillcrest Christian College Oval, 500 Soldiers Rd, Clyde North from 5.30pm - 9.30pm, Saturday 7 December.
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Berwick Senior Citizens Welcomes you 55 years and over. Be involved in our club: we do line dancing Tuesdays from 10am to 12pm, Scottish dancing Tuesday nights 8pm to 10pm, club day is on Friday 9am to 2pm, we do indoor croquet and play various other games with free bingo once a month and the last Friday of the month free fish and chips. 9707 2017 or sencitber65@gmail.com, 112 High Street.
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3 Year Old Kinder Enrolment 2020 Cranbourne Community House is now taking enrolments for the 3 year old kindergarten program for 2020. Orientation days begins on Monday 11 November. Don't miss out, contact Cranbourne Community House on 5996 2941
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Cranbourne East Secondary Community Sports Hub The Centre of Multicultural Youth, in partnership with Reclink and the City of Casey, has initiated a community sports program at Cranbourne Secondary College. The program includes a women's volleyball program as well as a multisport program open to both male and female participants. Participation is free of charge and is open to all ages. This is a great opportunity for the family to get fit together! Cranbourne East Secondary College Gym on Mondays, 3.30pm to 4.30pm. Free of charge, all skill levels can participate. Contact Engela 0436 620 187 (evanderklashorst@cmy.net. au) or Sarah 0401 568 503 (sarah.hume@ reclink.org).
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connect socially with other families in the community and is great for those who spend time at home during the day. Registration is essential: To register, contact City of Casey on 9705 5200 or email dadsmatter@casey.vic.gov.au. Weekly on Wednesday, starting from 16 October until 18 December from 10am-12pm at Hampton Park Library, 26 Stuart Ave, Hampton Park.
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Pre Kinder Enrolment Cranbourne Community House is now taking enrolments for three year old Pre-Kinder for 2020. This program will assist your child with the separation process and introduce them to a more structured learning environment in preparation for kinder the following year. These sessions offer a variety of stimulating activities and are designed to develop independence, social and conversational skills all while playing with children of a similar age. Contact Cranbourne Community House 5996 2941, 49 Valepark Crescent Cranbourne.
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Dandenong Chess Club We play every Wednesday from 7pm at the Albion Hotel in Dandenong. Call Paul for more information - 0406786242.
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U3A Cranbourne There's plenty to keep seniors busy and warm with a variety of classes. Try line dancing, singing for fun or table tennis. Take ukulele and guitar lessons or learn to play the keyboard. There's also calligraphy, card making and paper craft, patchwork, sewing and knitting groups all willing to teach you something new. There are several classes held to assist beginners to more advanced students in computers. The French and Italian language classes and art classes have room for more students. We also have movies, bridge, mahjong, chess and card games groups. For more details our web site is u3acranbourne.net.au or call Marge 0410 304 308.
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Seniors activities Hallam Senior Citizens Centre is inviting anyone over the age of 55 to join their sociable and friendly over 55s Club. They participate in many in-house activities each week including carpet bowls, bingo, games, raffles, lunches, afternoon teas as well as various day tours: Casino visit, tram and boat trips, country excursions, hotel lunches etc. Contact: 9703 1165 or Dorothy 0409 231 190. Hallam Senior Citizens Centre, corner of Princes Hwy and Princes Domain Drive Hallam.
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Meditation for kids Oakgrove Community Centre runs an ongoing program for kids 'Little Paradise Meditation', where kids are involved in varies activates and role play which supports and enhances focus, fostering compassion and self- esteem, boosting confidence, building empathy and happiness. Cost: $80 per term or $12 per session. Age: six to 16. At Oakgrove Community Centre, 89-101 Oakgrove Drive, Narre warren South 3805. Phone: 0432246674.
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St Andrew's Playgroups St Andrew's Berwick Uniting Church has two playgroups during the week. Tuesday and Thursday 9:30 am - 11:30 am. There are still places available if families are interested in attending. Please contact the church office on 03 9707 2419 for further inquires.
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We have a speaker every month, followed by an afternoon tea. Come along and make new friends and meet some keen gardeners. The group meets every second Thursday of the month at 1.15pm at the Cranbourne Public Hall, 115 High Street Cranbourne. Contact Julie on 5995 1420.
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Berwick National Seniors Recently retired? Looking for company? Why not drop in for an informal cuppa and find out more about what our group can offer you. There may be lots of senior groups in the area but our group offers great day and night dining out experiences with like-minded seniors. We also have Saturday and Sunday lunch excursions. Plenty to choose from. Please call 87512319 to join our friendly group.
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Senior activities Narre Warren Probus Club is open to new members. If you are retired and want to join an active and interesting group of your peers then contact us. We are a Combined Probus Club for both women and men. Activities on a regular basis include: dine outs, excursions, 10 Pin Bowling, and Happy Hour at a local hotel (monthly); holidays (annually, including a recent cruise to South Australia and a forthcoming coach tour to Broken Hill); and attending theatrical events at Bunjil Place. We also have Armchair Travel, book club, craft, morning coffee, photography, and walking groups. Please contact Ian McGregor on 0422 606 982 for further information. The club meets on the third Tuesday of each month at 10.30am at Brentwood Neighbourhood House, 21A, Bemersyde Drive, Berwick. Plenty of on- and off-street parking is available.
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Knitting Group Do you enjoy knitting and crochet? Join our knitting group at Cranbourne Community House. Where: 49 Valepark Crescent Cranbourne. Cost: $5 each week. Contact 5996 2941 to join.
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Hallam computer classes 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 quilting and painting classes 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.
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Women's learning social group 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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GIVE THE KIDS A GREAT START
LAUDERS Group has recently launched another quality development in Officer Scholar’s Row. This development is less than 50 kilometres south-east of Melbourne and consists of 56 boutique home sites that are ideally positioned on the fringe of the urban centre. Sales manager Paul Archibald said lot sizes range from 350 to 475 square metres, prices start from an average of $299,000 and there was also a selection of quality house and land packages available from some of Victoria’s leading builders. “We have an estate with level land, which makes building quick and easy,” Mr Archibald said. “Scholar’s Row is ideally located extremely close to some of the region’s best schools including Berwick Grammar, which is virtually next door and Minaret College, so it’s ideal for families looking to provide children with a great start in life,” he said.
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Scholar’s Row is also only minutes from several major amenities and facilities. These include several sporting facilities such as football ovals, basketball courts, netball courts, golf courses and tennis courts. There are also excellent walking and cycling trails nearby. As far as connectivity is concerned, Scholar’s Row has two nearby railway stations and offers direct access to the Monash Freeway and Princes Highway. “Scholar’s Row genuinely offers the convenience of a thriving suburb with a beautiful Australian setting. “We’re excited to be bringing it to market at a time when buyers are looking for location, amenity and affordable prices. Scholar’s Row genuinely ticks all the boxes.” For sales enquiries contact Paul Archibald 0400 993 533 or arch@lauders.com.au for further information visit scholarsrow.com. au ●
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2875 MAIN NEERIM ROAD NEERIM JUNCTION One of the districts most fertile & picturesque properties. 143.7 acres with frontage to Main Neerim Road, Nayook-Powelltown Road & Paynter Road. Rich Red/Chocolate soils, permanent springwater to header tank. Well built brick home set amidst 4 acres of incredible established gardens with spectacular trees. Views to Westernport to the south and Mountain views to the north east. Unmatched location, soil fertility, panoramic views. EXPRESSION OF INTEREST - Offers Close - Friday 13th Dec 2019, 5pm - Unless Sold Prior Internet ID: 21524130 View property and more details at www.sej.com.au
5622 3800 Cnr Smith & Queen St, Warragul
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IF you’re looking for space than this might just be the one. Positioned with no close neighbours and views in all directions, this 46 Square URL home has plenty on offer. Upon entering this double storey brick home you can immediately feel the space. Downstairs a large formal lounge with bay window opens onto the formal dining. The spacious kitchen has modern stainless steel appliances and adjoins the family eating / sitting area. There is also a huge rumpus room complete with bar and open fire or potential dual living. The upper level of the home provides 5 fantastic sized bedrooms plus a third full
• Vinyl wrap kitchen with Inclusions stone benchtops • Vinyl wrap kitchen with stone benchtops steel electric • Stainless • Stainless steel electric oven oven Stainless steel gas hot • •Stainless steel gasplates hot • Stainless steel range hood plates Ducted heating • •Stainless steel range hood Ceramic loor and wall tiles as per • •Ducted heating loor plans from builders range • Ceramic floor and wall • Carpet remaining from tiles astoper floorareas plans builders range from builders range • Stainless steel sink and lick mixer • Carpet to remaining areas to kitchen from builders range • Chrome mixer tops from builders • Stainless steel sink and range flick to kitchen • Clearmixer glass shower screens to bathroomsmixer tops from • Chrome • Mirrors with polished edge to builders range bathroom • Clear glass shower • Chrome toilet roll holders & screens to bathrooms towel rails • Mirrors with polished edge to bathroom • Chrome toilet roll holders
bathroom. The master bedroom has an ensuite and walk-in robe. Heating / cooling throughout the home is ample via a mixture of gas heating, wood fire, reverse cycle split systems, and ceiling fans. Externally the new owners will have 5.5 acres to play with, complete with dam, shedding and 7.5kw solar system. The property is currently a licensed breeding kennel with a permit for up to 14 dogs transferable to new owners or bring along the ponies, sheep or pet cow and start enjoying the country surrounds. The choice is yours - book your inspection today! ●
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 70 McDonalds Track, WARRAGUL, VIC 3820 Description: 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 garage Price: $695,000 Contact: Kelly Fitzpatrick, SEJ REALESTATE 5622 3800 • Security doors to all
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Surrounded by open space, Parks on Ahern - Pakenham has it all! • 53 home development • 2 & 3 bed options available
90-96 Ahern Rd Pakenham
First home buyers grant of $10,000 available to eligible purchasers. BUY NOW AND SAVE THOUSANDS ON STAMP DUTY!
For more information, contact: Dale Atkin: 0402 717 891
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optic (where required) Clothesline • TV points NBN ibre optic (where required) • Water tank minimum TV points 2000 (tank flush Water tanklitre minimum 2000 litre (tank lush system) or greywater water system) or grey connection (if available) or solar hot connection (if available) water* whichever is applicable All driveways, crossovers or solarpaths hot and water* as per plans with coloured concrete whichever is applicable Landscaping • All driveways, paths and Fencing crossovers as per plans Letterbox with coloured concrete • Landscaping • Fencing • Letterbox
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For more information, contact: Dale Atkin: 0402 717 891
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Weather you’re looking to downsize and keep the caravan or boat, a irst home buyer looking to enter the market or savvy investor, this development has a little something for everyone. Located in an established part of Pakenham, opposite parklands and open space, the fresh air and neighbourhood vibes will have you feeling at home in no time! With close access to all the amenities such as; shopping, schools, restaurants and more throughout Pakenham and surrounding towns, you’ll have everything you need. With easy access to the M1 taking you to either Melbourne or further down into Gippsland.
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ONE of the district’s most fertile and picturesque properties is now available for sale (internet ID 21524130). This property is 143.7 acres with a total road frontage of 1.16km to Main Neerim Road, Nayook-Powelltown Road and Paynter Road. It has rich red/chocolate soils, permanent springwater to header tank and the entire farm is under pasture, with a big hayshed and solid stockyards. There is a well built brick home set amidst four acres of incredible established gardens with spectacular trees. The home has nine foot ceilings relocated late 1980s then new brick exterior. There is an entrance hall to two bedrooms, the formal lounge has a solid fuel heater and with top hot plate and the large open living area has a spacious kitchen
(electric stove and four hot plates) plus dining and family area. A sunroom with extensive garden views, as does the rear verandah. Water is from 10,000 gallon tank with electric pressure pump. The home is set amidst four acres of established gardens consisting of spectacular trees of many shades and varieties including Pin Oaks, Hazelnuts, Palms, and colourful large deciduous trees. The property outlook is simply spectacular. Views across the picturesque property plus distant views all the way to Western Port to the south and Mountain views to the north east. Expressions of interest are sought and close Friday 13 December at 5pm, unless sold prior. ●
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 2875 Main Neerim Road, NEERIM JUNCTION, VIC 3832 Description: 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 2 garage Price: Expression of interest, offers close Friday 13 December at 5pm Contact: Max Canobie, SEJ REALESTATE
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*5% Deposit available to the irst 5 purchasers. Information contained herein is subject to change without notice. No responsibility is accepted by the vendor nor the agent for any action taken in reliance thereon. Prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries to satisfy themselves on all aspects. Details herein do not constitute any representation by the vendor or the agent and are expressly excluded from any contract.
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coNVeNIeNT 9.7 acre FarmLeT This ideally located farmlet has all the convenience of being 6 minutes to Berwick yet seemingly miles away due to the pleasant rural outlook to the north while the shining lights of the metropolitan sprawl to the south. The 3 bedroom home has a large lounge, meals area adjacent to the kitchen, functional bathroom & laundry all in good order. There are plenty of sheds & storage including a double steel garage, 18m x 10m (app) fully enclosed shed with 3 phase power, 18m x 10m (app) open fronted storage/machinery shed & an old piggery building. mains water & 3 large paddocks for the animals. a lovely lifestyle awaits the new owners. For an inspection call Derrick Brown - 0418 317 096
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positioned right on main street is this charming two bedroom unit. Walking distance to school, shops and Train station, this unit is ideal for the downsizer/retiree or first home buyer. oversize lounge with split system and plenty of natural light. Functional kitchen with electric appliances and cupboard space. main bedroom with built in robes and second bedroom is generous in size. private yard, single garage and it’s in the heart of the town. Be quick, it won’t last long!!
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BraND NeW THree BeDroom ToWNHouse! * Three bedroom townhouse, soon to be completed (December 2019) • offering walk in robe and full ensuite plus double garage. • Open plan living zones with a quality list of inclusions – stone benchtops, ducted heating and two pack kitchen, air conditioning and fully landscaped • Walking distance to Pakenham CBD, Marketplace, Train Station and Supermarkets. • Don’t delay, make the move today!!
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Toomuc Workspaces – sTage 1 Toomuc workspaces industrial land is located less than 5km from the monash Freeway in pakenham, halfway between industrial hot spots of Dandenong and Warragul. Located in the heart of pakenham’s DIY and home improvements area including national retailers like Bunnings, officeworks, The good guys and autobarn. Toomuc workspaces is ideal for warehousing and distribution businesses, supply and logistics businesses wanting to be part of a broader community within a high traffic area. Within a creative and innovative like-minded business precinct where your industrial land is nestled in the picturesque pocket overlooking Toomuc Valley creek.
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Swans can’t defend 329 By Nick Creely Talk about a testing weekend for the CaseySouth Melbourne bowling attack in Victorian Premier Cricket. The Swans were unable to defend 329 against a St Kilda side at the Junction Oval boosted by the inclusions of Victorian and Australian players Nic Maddinson, Marcus Harris, and Peter Handscomb, as well as recent Victorian debutant Jon Merlo. While the Swans fought hard, and certainly learnt a lot about what it takes to bowl consistently to top-grade batsmen, it was actually one of the rare non-contracted opposition players who took the game apart - elegant opener Damon Egan. Declaring overnight, Egan - as well as recent Ashes opener Harris - strode to the crease with plenty of vigour. Egan was solid early, playing straight and getting used to the pitch, but Harris - with his class through the off-side - was causing havoc with his driving, and brought up a 51-ball halfcentury with a superb flick off the pads to the longest part of the ground. Making matters worse, seamer James Maxwell was done for the day early with a sidestrain, leaving the Swans' bowling stocks a little shallow. Just as the lefty looked set for a monster afternoon, debutant Jordan Hammond snared his maiden first XI wicket, and it will sure be a memorable one, with Harris slicing a ball straight into the sure hands of Joel Mitchell at backward point to bring up the first wicket. Returning from a break for mental health reasons, Nic Maddinson - who was on the verge of Test selection before opting out of the game for the last month - looked largely un-
troubled from one end as Egan slowly built into his innings. Slamming on 118 runs for the second wicket, the pair was pure class, dispatching anything too short and launching into cracking cover drives when the ball was overpitched. But much like Harris, Maddinson was removed for 58 looking to clear the ball over the mid-wicket boundary off Josh Dowling (1/62), bringing Peter Handscomb to the crease. And in a superb 30 minutes of pressure bowling, spearhead Nathan Lambden picked up a double-strike, dismissing Peter Handscomb - once again from a top-notch catch from Mitchell in the covers - while Merlo was rushed by the pace and top-edged a ball to be removed within three balls. But at 4/219, needing a further 111 runs to win, the depth and star power of the Saints was on display, with Egan looking impenetrable in defence and classy in attack as he inched closer to a century. Despite Hammond snicking off skipper Adam Crosthwaite, rookie contracted Paddy Rowe (28 not out) and Egan guided the Saints home, with the opener ticking over for his third ton at the level. Egan finished with an unbeaten 137 off 205 balls, a knock featuring 20 fours and two sixes as he continues to build into a strong Premier Cricket career. Despite the tough loss, Jordan Hammond showed brilliant signs in his debut to finish with 2/62 off 21 overs, Nathan Lambden charged in all day to finish with 2/85, and Josh Dowling kept the lines tight with 1/62. The Swans will tackle Camberwell Magpies at Casey Fields this Saturday as they look to return to the winners list.
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Shooting for the stars By Tyler Lewis A new era of elite basketball is upon the south east. Basketball Victoria has established three basketball hubs in Wantirna South, the Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre (MSAC), and Cranbourne’s Casey Stadium. Athletes from each hub benefit from the elite coaching from basketball coaches from the Victorian program, in order to develop the required skills to perform in the elite competitions around the country and further add to their chances of developing into scholarship and college prospects for American programs. Basketball Victoria CEO Nick Honey said he is pleased with the new development, adding it will enhance the chances of athletes in the region to get the best of their talent. “The high performance hubs will be a major boost to the region’s junior basketball stars,” Honey said. “With the Victorian Government’s support, the hubs will provide the necessary elite training to enable the region’s elite basketballers to star at any level. “The Victorian Government has been an incredible champion of basketball in recent years, including a number of newly-built and renovated stadiums - especially our home at the State Basketball Centre. “Basketball Victoria would like to congratulate the Victorian Government on its $5 million commitment to our high performance programs and we’re eager to see the Broadmeadows high performance hub, amongst our 10 high performance hubs throughout Victoria, start developing the Victorian basketball’s latest generation of champions.” Martin Pakula - State tourism, sport and major events minister - said the program and the Andrews government’s $101 million investment will improve the locals’ approach to basketball and improve the youngsters’ chances of achieving their childhood dreams. “With record numbers of Victorians signing up to play basketball we’re making sure communities like Broadmeadows (and Casey) have the best facilities and programs to develop the next Ben Simmons and Liz Cambage,” Pakula said. “These new hubs will be real winners for
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mick-Cox, Dakota Critchon, Brian Vengesayi, Cedric Rault, Lucy Dexter, Dakodah Burgess, Dylan Bucknell, Ethan Bolton, Truman Byrne and Archer McMenamin,” he said. “On top of this, Blake Shankland has become the first ever Casey Cavalier to be named in the Victorian National Performance Program. “All of this work is accredited to the hardworking coaches and officials throughout he club. This hard work has recently been recognised by the Victorian Junior Basketball League, which has named Casey Basketball Association its Large Association of the year
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New Sandown Park track record holder 'Hooked On Scotch' has drawn ideally for Friday night's $630,000 TAB Melbourne Cup final, and will start as the short-priced favourite for the world's greatest greyhound race. Widely-regarded as the fastest greyhound on the planet, the Jason Thompson-trained flyer will jump from Box 8 - the same box from which he set the new time standard at the track last Friday night. He ran a blistering time of 28.939 in last Friday's heat, leading to the TAB installing him as the $1.90 favourite for the big race this week. "We definitely wanted Box 8," said kennel representative Seona Thompson. "When we were leaving this morning Sophie (Thompson's daughter) went out and gave him a cuddle and he told her he wanted that, and that's what we got, so we're very happy with that." On Friday night, Hooked On Scotch put the greyhound world on notice with a stunning track record gallop in his heat. Heavily-backed from $2.40 into $1.70 with tab.com.au fixed odds, he began cleanly in his first career start from Box 8 to sweep around the field through the first turn. From there he was never headed, extending his margin out to eight lengths at the line to establish a new time standard. Ominously, Jason Thompson believes the son of champion sire Barcia Bale can go even faster still. "He didn't begin as good as we would have liked to see him begin - he's only run 5.11 (to
the first split)," he said. "If you're talking about what he can do, well he can run a length quicker. "I just wanted to see him put on the show I knew he could do. The dog is a freak - I've said it for a long time that he's a freak. "I had faith in the dog that he could break the record and he's done it, and done it on a night where it really counts, on Cup heats night, and I couldn't be more proud of the dog." From just 15 career starts Hooked On Scotch already has 10 wins - including seven in the best time of the night - with four group race titles and over $205,000 in prizemoney. Still a month shy of his second birthday, Hooked On Scotch will become the youngest winner of the TAB Melbourne Cup since Kantarn Bale claimed the 1999 edition of the race if successful next Friday night. The best-supported greyhound in the wake of the box draw is star West Australian sprinter, Campini. The keen railer drew the coveted red box, and after opening at $8 has already firmed into a $5 chance. The results of the TAB Melbourne Cup box draw were: 1: Campini 2: Get It Gizmo 3: Whiskey Riot 4: Flynn 5: Western Envoy 6: Jaro Bale 7: Oakvale Beauty 8: Hooked On Scotch pakenhamnews.starcommunity.com.au
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Rule changes set for VFL By Nick Creely The Victorian Football League has announced a series of list rule changes which will be implemented for the 2020 season. Following a review into the VFL and NEAFL competitions by the AFL Football Operations department and league managers, it has been determined that list sizes, structure and access to additional players for AFL clubs varied greatly. Head of talent pathways and state league competitions, Tristan Salter, said the rules changes will help strengthen State League competitions across the board while still allowing flexibility to meet each competition’s unique requirements. “Our goal is to achieve a consistent set of rules and regulations, list rules and player access across State Leagues to ensure the level of competition and experience for developing players is as equal as possible,” he said. “These measures have been put in place to not only promote consistency across State League competitions, but maintain competitive balance within each competition. “The changes to playing list structure also enables a closer connection to NAB League clubs to ensure a strong pathway exists for aspiring players. “These changes also reflect the AFL’s objectives of providing greater opportunity for tier two talent to reach the elite level via the NAB AFL National, Pre-Season and Mid-Season drafts.” In 2020, the VFL will adopt the following rule changes: VFL clubs will have a development list introduced, made up of 19-year-old players. VFL clubs will have a development list introduced, made up of 19-year-old players. All clubs will be required to play 23 players
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per match, which will include one 19-yearold development player and one under-21 player (i.e traditional 23rd player).
· List structures for 2020 will be as follows:
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1. WHICH NFL team won the 2017-18 Super Bowl?
• Non-AFL clubs can list up to 46 players, including 40 primary listed players and six development list players. • AFL aligned clubs can list up to 36 players, including 30 primary listed players and six development list players. • AFL clubs can list up to 30 players, including 24 primary list players and six development list players. An additional rookie list of two players is available to all VFL teams which will include NGA players and players who meet the AFL category B Rookie criteria. A father/son rule will be introduced in 2020
which allows a club to list a player whose father played 100 games or more for the club (including AFL and AFL aligned clubs). These players will be listed on a club’s development list. Aside from current finals eligibility rules, no other playing restrictions will apply in the finals series. The changes could greatly increase the likelihood of talent local players from competitions such as AFL Outer East, West Gippsland and the Mornington Peninsula to grab a chance at VFL level, and for youngsters from local clubs join a development list.
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3. WHAT do jockeys Harry White and Bobby Lewis have in common?
Warriors prepare for battle
4. WHAT was surf champion Nat Young’s real first name?
By Russell Bennett
5. WHAT is a golf score one stroke under par?
This year the West Gippsland Warriors proved they belong in the top flight of the Victorian Country Cricket League's (VCCL) Melbourne Country Week carnival, and early next year they'll be out to topple the best leagues in the state yet again. West Gippsland's gallant 2019 Provincial division campaign came to an end in the semifinal stage at Bayswater against local rival, the Mornington Peninsula - featuring none other than former WGCA Country Week stalwart Tom Hussey. It was a disappointing conclusion to an otherwise hugely encouraging campaign, and two of that West Gippy side's leaders - Rob Elston and Ben Maroney - admitted as much after the MPCA loss. "It's a credit to all of you blokes who came away for the week - it's been fantastic," Maroney said in the rooms after that game. "We've got a pretty good future to look forward to, and the chance to remain competitive in Division 1 (Provincial)." Almost prophetically, at that stage Elston said it was time a new wave of younger players took the WGCA's Country Week responsibility on their shoulders moving forward. "There are a few older guys in the room who might come along for the ride, but the younger guys have to take it from here," he said. "You've got to be the ones who're passionate about Country Week, want to play it, and want to drive it forward." Last season the platform for future success was put in place. This season, a new group will launch from it.
2. HOW many gold medals did Jodie Henry win at the 2004 Olympics?
6. IN what sport is the Australian national team known as ‘The Boomers’? 7. HOW many Melbourne based AFL sides have never won the flag? 8. WHO captained England during cricket’s infamous Bodyline series? 9. WHICH famous English actor opened the 2012 Olympics? 10. WHAT does a yellow card mean in soccer? 11. WHO beat Tony Mundine for the world middleweight boxing crown in 1974? 12. WHICH horse finished in last place in the 2019 Melbourne Cup? 13. WHAT is the current home ground of famous English soccer club West Ham? 14. WHAT is bigger - a tennis ball or a cricket ball? 15. IN what country was former Aussie boxing champion Johnny Famechon born? 16. DID America’s Cup hero John Bertrand ever win an Olympic medal?
18. WHO won the US Open golf title in 2019? 19. WHICH West German swimmer won two gold medals at the 1984 Olympics? 20. WHAT was the nick-name of early Australian cricket fast bowler Frederick Spofforth? ANSWERS: 1. Philadelphia 2. Three 3. They each rode four Melbourne Cup winners 4. Robert 5. A birdie 6. Basketball 7. None 8. Douglas Jardine 9. Daniel Craig 10. A caution 11. Carlos Monzon 12. Rostropovich 13. London Stadium 14. A cricket ball 15. France 16. Yes, a bronze at the 1976 Olympics 17. Swimming 18. Gary Woodland 19. Michael Gross 20. ‘The Demon’ pakenhamnews.starcommunity.com.au
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17. IN which sport did American Dana Vollmer set a new world record at the 2012 Olympics?
This week Elston and team manager Phil Anning released the preliminary 2020 Warriors squad. Of the players selected, those who're interested in taking part should confirm with Anning on 0488 401 378, or by email on jackanning@bigpond.com.au by 21 December. The 2020 Country Week competition will run from 16 to 21 February. THE PRELIMINARY WGCA WARRIORS COUNTRY WEEK SQUAD Cardinia: Alex Nooy and Travis Wheller. Clyde: Jason Hameeteman, Matthew Aslett, Pat Lawson, Liam Bennett, Daniel Lever and Kiefer Peries (wk). Cranbourne Meadows: Jahanzaib Athar and Pardeep Singh. Devon Meadows: Kyle Salerno, Lucas Ligt, Lucas Carroll and Joel Wylie. Kooweerup: Tyler Clark, Mark Cooper, Luke McMaster, Jess Mathers, Hussain Ali and Chris Bright (wk). Merinda Park: Daniel McCalman and Jarrod Armitage. Pakenham: Ben Maroney, Dale Tormey, Troy McDermott, Jack Ryan and Jason Williams. Pakenham Upper/Toomuc: Sahan Wijeratne. Tooradin: Cal O'Hare, Matthew Cox, Neil Peake, Russell Lehman, Josh Lownds and Troy Lehman. Upper Beaconsfield: Imesh Jayasekara.
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