Casey Weekly Cranbourne

AUGUST 20 | 2012

MIX AND MATCH A happy clash of cultures

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Principal’s Report Mr Tim Hogan

Joseph Kelly

Principal

M.Ed, B.Ed.St, B.Econ, Dip.T., MACE, MACEL

Peter Sheahan

Ken Robinson

Principal

Principal The growth and development in the City of Casey is very much being mirrored in the expansion of St Peter’s College. As we move into 2013 we anticipate enrolments at our new Cranbourne East Campus to exceed 200 students and expect that by the time these students move into year 12 in 2016 the campus will have over 500 students and a staff of 40. Our Cranbourne West Campus also continues to expand and we are currently reviewing the curriculum so that we can implement fully the Australian Curriculum and also provide the facilities that will cater for a student population of 1200 in an environment that encourages and supports 21st century learning.

Change is occurring at a rapid pace however we continue to be guided by our core mission and vision as a Catholic school. We encourage excellence, the pursuit of learning and the care of all individual students so that they are challenged to be the best they can be. This goes to the heart of Christ’s teaching and is reflected in our primary purpose of promoting the full physical, social, intellectual, emotional and spiritual development of our students.

I extend a warm invitation to visit our school where regular tours are conducted of both campuses.

Families enquiring about enrolment for 2013 should contact Mrs Kelly Cooper the College Registrar.

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Our strong focus on building each child’s confidence and pro-social skills.

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The Narre Warren South campus of Waverley Christian College commenced operations at the beginning of this year offering classes from Prep to Year 7. In 2013, Year 8 will be added and additional year levels will be added each successive year.

We have been delighted to see students embrace their new learning environment, and to see them grow academically, socially and spiritually in an atmosphere of genuine love and support.

Highly dedicated and caring staff encourage students to develop their own personal faith, to understand the importance of service to the wider community, and to develop a sense of respect and compassion for others.

Waverley Christian College

St Peters College

Narre Warren South Campus 20 College Drive, Narre Warren South Enquiries: nws@wcc.vic.edu.au Phone: (03) 8765 7700 www.wcc.vic.edu.au

239 Pearcedale Road Cranbourne South, VIC, 3977 (03) 9782 2999 www.cranbournesouth.vic.edu.au cranbourne.south.ps@edumail.vic.gov.au

55 MacKillop Way, Cranbourne East phone: 5990 7777 email: office@stpeters.vic.edu.au web: www.stpeters.vic.edu.au

The Importance of Regular Attendance at School Research clearly indicates irregular attendance impacts directly on a student’s understanding and progress.

Long term results affecting learning are overwhelming. Time spent in class learning has a significant link with achievement.

At times, non-attendance at school is condoned by parents. This negatively impacts on academic achievement causing gaps in learning. Frequently, the student experiences real difficulties in achieving, creating frustration and general unhappiness at school.

Our teachers place high importance on providing quality teaching for our students. Parents can also proactively support their child and teachers, by saying NO to absences, other than those caused by genuine illness/ serious family issues.

Cranbourne Secondary College Stawell Street Cranbourne, VIC 3977 Phone: 03 5996 3544 Web: www.cranbournesc.vic.edu.au

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Cranbourne Secondary College has a recognised setting in which the potential of our students is nurtured, to empower them to achieve the best of their ability. In keeping with this, a strong emphasis is placed on high academic performance with a commitment to the traditions of a well-rounded education. Our success stories are reflected within varied areas of academic pursuit, the arts and on the sporting field.

I ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE: • Outstanding VCE Results reflected in Study Scores over 40…Top 5% in the State • Regional & State Finalist in prestigious Plain English Speaking Competition PESA (VCAA) • Scholarship Winners for the National Youth Science Forum • State of Victoria Winner of Bond University Moot Court Competition (2 Years) • Missionary Work with Youth in Carnavon (Western Australia) • Represented at Australia Day Study Tour • Represented at Youth Parliament I ARTS PERFORMANCE: • Public Performances of Annual School Production…

2012 “Thoroughly Modern Millie Junior” • Music Soiree • Senior Dance Concert • Winners of “Clawz Out” Inter School Dance Competition • Year 10 Music Concert • Year 9 Create Festivals • All performed in our purpose built venue on campus…

Cranbourne Community Theatre I TEAM SPORT PERFORMANCE: • Senior Boys Tennis - Finalists in Divisional Final • Senior Boys Volleyball - Finalists in Divisional Final • Senior Boys Soccer - 2nd Place at Regional Final • Year 9 and 10 Boys Baseball - 2nd Place at Regional Final • Year 9 and 10 Girls Volleyball - Finalists at Regional Final • Year 9 and 10 Girls Badminton - Finalists in Divisional Final • Year 8 Boys Badminton - Finalists in Divisional final • Year 8 Boys Cross Country Team - 1st in Age Group Champions at Divisional Cross Country • Year 7 State Cross Country Finalist

• Some positions still available in Year 7 2013 at the Cranbourne West Campus • Positions available Year 7,8 & 9 2013 at the Cranbourne East Campus • Daily bus service available to and from the Cranbourne East Campus Contact Kelley Cooper to find out more or to register for a tour on 5990 7777 or kelley@stpeters.vic.edu.au or visit www.stpeters.vic.edu.au

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Fire guts art group’s home

COVER: Thamarai Mathiyalagan, Moni Lak and Lynette Keleher come together for the Casey Multicultural Festival.

Picture: Rob Carew

BY CATHERINE WATSON A PAINTING group for people with Parkinson’s disease has lost everything in a fire that razed the Old Cheese Factory chapel last Wednesday.

Group founder Anne Atkin said it had lost paintings, equipment and materials in the fire, which police are treating as suspicious.

The rear chapel and administration areas of the 1860s building were fully engulfed by the time emergency crews arrived about 4am.

It took four CFA crews about 20 minutes to bring the blaze under control. There were no injuries and the damage bill is estimated at $150,000. ‘‘When I heard about the fire, I just hoped it hadn’t reached our store room,’’ Ms Atkin said. ‘‘Unfortunately it did and we lost everything. ‘‘I hope it proves to be an electrical fault. I hate the thought that it was deliberately lit.’’

The group lost paints, paintbrushes and easels, along with paintings stored in two fourdrawer filing cabinets in the store room. ‘‘It was all good quality, expensive stuff, so it’s a big blow,’’ Ms Atkin said.

Casey mayor Sam Aziz rang Ms Atkin soon after the fire to say Casey councillors would meet to see how they could help the group.

Just over two weeks ago, Ms Atkin won the visual arts category of the Lindsay King Arts Initiative Award, Casey’s top arts award, in recognition of her work with the group.

She founded the Painting with Parkinson’s group shortly after being diagnosed with the disease six years ago.

She told the Weekly that art freed Parkinson’s sufferers from being held hostage by the disease. ‘‘It helps you use other parts of the brain, cuts down stress, provides socialisation and relaxation. All these things help to keep the brain in peak condition.’’

A Swinburne University study of the group in 2010 found members had slightly reduced anxiety and depression and increased optimism.

Crime scene: Anne Atkin at what’s left of the Old Cheese Factory chapel.

Showing some of that optimism, Ms Atkin said that although the fire was a heavy blow, the group would bounce back. ‘‘We’ll get there. We’ve done it before. I said to the group, ‘We’ll be doing a lot of charcoal drawings for a while’.’’

Other community groups are also affected.

On Wednesday, members of Casey Communities in Partnership — set up to encourage inclusion of people with all abilities — arrived for their bi-monthly meeting to find the chapel surrounded by temporary fencing and police tape.

A Casey Council spokesman said the council would contact community groups and residents who had booked the chapel to discuss other arrangements.

Picture: Lucy Di Paolo

KNOWHIM? DETECTIVES of the Casey crime investigation unit have released images of two men (one shown at right) they believe may be able to help with their investigation into the Old Cheese Factory fire. They said a white Holden sedan, possibly a VR or VS Commodore, was seen in the Homestead Road car park around the time of the fire.

Police believe the same men may also be responsible for several other fires in the area.

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Making choices Councillors deciding on whether to stand again

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Re: Split the city, says ex-mayor I am all for a split. I dream of that day when we pay money to a council for our own community, to benefit the areas that need attending to like Devon Meadows. cranbourne 4 ever (via web)

While I agree that Casey should be split in the long term, I think that strength in numbers is the way to go at present. With the massive amount of house building going on down south, we need to push very hard for the right infrastructure. First, the train line must be extended past Cranbourne to at least Clyde, and perhaps duplicated. Second, the Cranbourne bypass also needs to be built ASAP. Furthermore, the main north-south and east-west roads must all be duplicated to cater for the increased local and through traffic. Your northern cousins can help you lobby to achieve all this!

Hawkeye (via web)

I am proud of the thousands of signatures we collected, advocating for a split of the City of Casey. As a councillor, I always pushed for the split once we got our pool down south. Amalgamations resulted in southern ratepayers being fleeced and

relegated to poor-cousin status and nothing has changed. Get rid of Casey ASAP. It is infected with biased thinking detrimental to the south.

monthly. The next one is at the council chambers in Magid Drive at 7pm on Thursday. Thank you again for your support.

Steve Beardon (via web)

Alastair Wright (via email)

Re: TAFE protests snowball

Re: Tasmanian tiger

Education is the basis for law and order. Without education, society falters and stagnates, leading to rising crime and corruption. Maybe that is why Ted Baillieu has a preference for spending money on prisons rather than TAFE education. And who in society teaches useful skills to those prisoners — why, TAFE teachers, of course. You really are one mixed-up bloke, Mr Baillieu!

When something as unique as a thylacine is gone, it’s difficult to accept. No matter how much they want these sightings to be a tiger, they never will be.

It’s gone, never to return, thanks to human selfishness. Millions of years of evolution down the gurgler in less than 200 years just because it was hungry and killed a sheep.

Humans had taken away its natural prey, the wallabies, for their skins.

TerryO (via web)

John B Clay (via web)

Thanks from the pipers Thanks to your article ‘Ranks thinning, but piper soldiers on’, the Casey Pipe Band recruited a piper who rejoined the band after 20 years.

We also have been joined by a young piper from a local school. He keeps us on our toes. We are now settled in at our new home at the Cheese Factory with new vigour. As we are the Casey Pipe Band we serve at Casey ceremonials as required.

Casey has many citizenship ceremonies, held

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Re: Circus boycott plea I attended this circus last week and although the lions were out in the big cage at the back of the tent, not only was it an act of frustration but a dangerous act towards the public if they happened to get loose. Wild animals should only be seen in the wild.

To even suggest they can be ‘‘trained’’ to perform suits the intelligence of the human.

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Residents want to stay with the times

BY CATHERINE WATSON A COLLISON estate resident has dismissed opponents of development on the Cranbourne estate as ‘‘fossils and dinosaurs’’.

Brenda Yan said those pushing to preserve the estate did not represent the majority of residents. ‘‘Do we and our children have to wait five, 10, 15, 20 years until all those old fossils have passed away?’’ she said.

In 2009, the then Labor state government rezoned the rural estate, which has 94 lifestyle blocks of up to two hectares, as part of Melbourne’s urban growth zone.

On July 30, the Weekly reported efforts by some long-time residents to have the estate rezoned back to a new neighbourhood residential zone to preserve its ‘‘special character’’.

Ms Yan said she felt very angry when she read about their campaign. ‘‘What do they mean by ‘special character’?

The unsealed, dusty road, the poor water supply or the miserable situation of no internet connection?

‘‘We want to stay where we are but we want the change.’’

Ms Yan said nearby estates such as The Hunt Club were leaving the Collison estate behind, with schools, sports centres and shopping centres creating a much more liveable area. ‘‘Collison estate needs a facelift,’’ she said. ‘‘Times have changed and if we don’t change with them we will be left behind and our children will be the ones that suffer.’’

Ms Yan said residents feared the area would become a slum of Cranbourne East if development did not proceed.

She has called on Casey Council to produce a precinct structure plan for the estate, as promised in September 2011.

A structure plan is necessary before blocks can be subdivided for housing. ‘‘We should be given the option of developing our land after the rezoning,’’ Ms Yan said. ‘‘People who do not like that, and are happy to live their current lifestyle, can keep their land as the way it is, but others who are keen to see the opposite should be given the chance to do so.’’

Slow going: Brenda Yan makes her feelings clear.

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Diversity shines through

BY CATHERINE WATSON WHEN Lynette Keleher came to live in Hampton Park in 1986, her AngloIndian family stood out like a chapati in a packet of white bread. ‘‘I went to join the tennis club,’’ Ms Keleher recalled, ‘‘and it wasn’t very welcoming.’’

If only they had known — although she was born in India she came to Australia when she was four and grew up in the Pines, in Frankston. ‘‘I’m a bogan, right down to the ugg boots. People hear me on the phone and they get a shock when they meet me.’’

Fast-forward 26 years and Hampton Park — and Casey — are very different.

The 2011 census revealed that Melting pot: Thamarai Mathiyalagan (Sri Lanka), Moni Lak (Cambodia) and Lynette Keleher (India) are pictured by a mural tracing Hampton Park’s evolution from ‘white bread’ suburb to a multicultural hot spot.

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almost 40 per cent of Casey’s residents were born overseas. In Hampton Park it’s 60 per cent.

Casey’s mayor Sam Aziz is an immigrant from Egypt and Ms Keleher is a Casey councillor.

Since she was elected in 2008, one of her priorities has been to get council backing for a festival to celebrate the city’s diversity.

The first multicultural festival will be held on Saturday, fittingly in Hampton Park. Cr Keleher said it would be a celebration of the tastes, textiles, performance and sounds of Casey.

Outback Cafe celebrity chef Mark Olive will give a cooking demonstration and cultural groups will host food tastings and other events. ‘‘It’s a beautiful way to expose what we have in our midst,’’ Cr Keleher said. ‘‘So many people want to show their culture.’’

She said she was looking forward to trying foods from many countries, including India. ‘‘It’s all new to me because I’m not

Hindu. Anglo-Indians have a kind of culture but it’s dissipated.’’

She said what happened to her own family happened to every fresh wave of migrants. ‘‘The second generation is Aussie.

They get absorbed into the melting pot. But I think it’s very important that they also know something of their own cultural background.’’

One disappointment for her is the number of groups that festival organisers have had to knock back because the venue was full. ‘‘But it’s early days. The connections have been made and the interest has been generated for future festivals.’’

She believes Casey’s diversity is a great gift. ‘‘In other parts of the world, multiculturalism is a negative thing — here it’s a positive. We can teach people how to get along.’’

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BY CATHERINE WATSON EXACTLY a month before nominations for the Casey Council elections open, most councillors are keeping their intentions to themselves.

Two told the Weekly they were undecided about seeking re-election while four others declined to say whether they would stand again.

The Weekly twice contacted councillors Sam Aziz, Geoff Ablett, Simon Curtis and Amanda Stapledon but did not receive a response by deadline.

Bev Hastie (Four Oaks Ward) and Kevin Bradford (Mayfield) told the Weekly they had not yet decided whether they would stand.

Cr Bradford, a former mayor who has been a councillor since 2003, said he would contest his current ward if he did stand again.

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FEATURESTORY Their tragic stories were all different but bereaved parents and friends had a common plea at a recent forum on youth suicide: we have to knock down the wall of silence around suicide. CATHERINE WATSON reports.

Summit breaks the silence ne woman spoke of her daughter, who killed herself the day before her 18th birthday. Eight of her daughter’s friends had already committed suicide.

A 21-year-old woman spoke of losing her younger sister. She said her sister had tried to get help and her GP advised her to go for a walk.

A man spoke of a surprise call from his estranged son late one Saturday night last year.

They talked for 11⁄2 hours, one of the best conversations they’d had for years. His son finally opened up about his addiction to crystal meth.

Shortly afterwards, he killed himself.

A forum about youth suicide at Casey’s civic centre last Saturday week heard a succession of heartbreaking stories.

Jules Courtis, 18, spoke of losing his best mate Matt, aged 17, about eight weeks ago. Matt had already made a couple of suicide attempts. Jules said he tried to talk his friend out of trying again.

His friend killed himself soon afterwards.

A woman spoke of her son, who was suffering a mental illness and using drugs heavily. She tried to seek help for him but couldn’t because he was over 18. He killed himself a few weeks ago.

The forum was organised by Holt MP Anthony Byrne in response to a cluster of youth suicides in the Narre Warren- BerwickPakenham area in the past year.

The size of the audience — more than 300 — was a measure of how much this area has been hurt by young people taking their own lives. A large proportion of those attending had lost family or friends to suicide.

The experts were there: Patrick McGorry, professor of youth mental health at Melbourne University and the driving force behind the establishment of the headspace units for young people with a mental illness; Jo Robinson, a British expert on youth suicide prevention who now works with headspace; and Dani Rothwell, a student at Beaconhills College, which has lost several students and ex-students to suicide in the past year.

Professor McGorry rolled out the sobering statistics. Mental illness was the chronic disease of the young, he said. Seventy per cent of cases occurred before the age of 24. Across Australia, almost 300 people aged 15-24 committed suicide in 2010. Suicide killed 50 per cent more young people than road accidents.

He said clusters of suicides were not unusual. ‘‘It’s very important you don’t feel there’s something wrong with your community. This affects everyone. ‘‘It’s a frightening thing you’re trying to deal with here but we’ve got to talk about it. Covering it up — silence and fear — is not the solution.’’

Jo Robinson said that over a lifetime, about 30 per cent of people would experience suicidal thoughts or feelings. ‘‘For most people those thoughts are fleeting but for some they endure.’’

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Common cause: Anthony Byrne with panel members Dani Rothwell, Jo Robinson and Patrick McGorry.

Lost mate: Jules Courtis talked about his best mate, who recently committed suicide. to the means of suicide — for instance, by closing off railway lines, tall buildings and bridges — is one of the most effective ways. ‘‘Suicide is preventable,’’ Ms Robinson said, detailing a number of initiatives being rolled out — albeit very slowly — or trialled across the country.

They include screening for suicidal thoughts in school students, online counselling and training suicide ‘‘gatekeepers’’ for schools and sports

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clubs. No one is more expert in the subject of youth suicide than parents who have lost children.

At the forum, their tragic stories were all different but they made a common plea: we have to knock down the wall of silence around suicide. ‘‘We have to talk about it with our children,’’ Susan Ametoglou said. ‘‘They don’t understand that once they’re gone that’s it.’’

Jo Robinson said there was nothing to suggest that talking about suicide made it more likely or put suicidal thoughts into someone’s head.

The media had a part to play as well. After years of avoiding the subject altogether for fear of prompting copycat suicides, the media is now being encouraged to cover it.

Fittingly, ABC’s Four Corners was there to cover the forum.

Two taboos remain on reporting suicide — location and method. These are the factors most likely to provoke copycat suicides.

Undoubtedly, the forum had a cathartic effect.

Several parents described the relief of being able to say what had happened to their children and the effect on their families.

There was also the feeling that it was the first of many conversations that had to take place.

Several follow-up events are already planned.

Jules Courtis and his girlfriend, Amy Stirling, are planning a concert at Festival Hall in December to raise funds for youth suicide awareness and prevention.

Fittingly, the headline act will be Louie Knuxx, their friend Matt’s musical idol.

For 24-hour crisis help, call Lifeline on 131 114 or SuicideLine on 1300 651 251.

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United we stand: Dani Rothwell and Anthony Byrne talk after the forum.

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AN unlikely expert in suicide, Dani Rothwell was oblivious to the impact of suicide until September last year, when one of her Beaconhills College classmates killed himself. ‘‘He who seemingly had it all together. It was a complete shock. ‘‘Until then I did not know how much a suicide could affect a whole community.’’

Other suicides followed and that’s when Dani and her classmates formed groups to try and

change things. We are so sick of having to say goodbye to our friends. Young people like me are sick of this horrible plague on our generation. ‘‘When asked why it’s become a thing for young people to be depressed, I’m stumped. ‘‘School is becoming harder than before, our relationships are becoming adult earlier but truthfully, I don’t know why depression has become more common.’’

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A HAMPTON Park man fined $200 for displaying his car for sale on a roadside says the fine is ‘‘bureaucracy gone mad’’.

Alex Henderson was fined after he parked his car with a ‘For sale’ sign on a nature strip in Hallam Road, near the intersection with Somerville Road. The area is a popular spot for residents to display cars for sale.

Mr Henderson said his car was not obstructing traffic or visibility and there were no ‘No parking’ or ‘No standing’ signs. ‘‘Unbeknown to us, this is against the Casey bylaws. Everyone we have spoken to since also had no idea. Apparently, even if you have a ‘For sale’ sign on your vehicle and park to do your shopping, the same fine can be issued. ‘‘I don’t understand this law. Is this Casey council gone mad yet again?’’

Mr Henderson wrote to the local laws officer stating that he hadn’t known it was illegal to display a sign. He said the council wrote back telling him to pay the fine by the due date or face additional costs.

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Anger over circus Police were on standby but did not intervene as animal activists protested outside an animal circus in Cranbourne last Sunday week. Spokesman Sei Osh said his group was protesting at Lennon Bros Circus’s use of big cats, monkeys and llamas in its shows. ‘‘There is no educational value for children in watching animals perform tricks,’’ he said. The RSPCA called on Cranbourne residents to boycott the circus, which is in town for a month-long gig. The Weekly asked Lennon Bros Circus to comment but did not get a response.

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A 50-year-old Langwarrin man suffered minor injuries in the crash, which closed the highway for several hours.

Police are still investigating the circumstances of the collision, between a truck and two other vehicles.

Members of the Pearcedale CFA attended the crash and witnessed a scene they had seen many times in the past year.

Mr O’Sullivan said the intersection was the most notorious in the region.

Police were told that in the latest incident a utility travelling east on Robinsons Road and a truck travelling north on Westernport Highway collided about 6.30am. The truck then spun around and collided with another vehicle travelling south.

There was fog in the area that morning but it is unclear whether that contributed to the accident.

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Unit 4 11A Roseberry St Lang Lang

$218,000

23 Rupert St Lang Lang

$235,000-$245,000

AGENTS’CHOICE

2 Bedroom Unit Neat & Sweet

Ideal First Home.

Neat 2 bedroom brick veneer unit close to shops and

2 bedroom home on 735sm block, new roof, sunroom, good

school, modern kitchen, dining and lounge room, 2 good

sized bedrooms, master with semi ensuite, open plan living,

sized bedrooms with robes, 1 car garage, roller shutters on

gas heating, airconditioning, 3 water tanks, tools shed,

some windows.

carport, close to shops and school.

40 Bailey Blvd KWR

$395,000-$410,000

215 L.L.Poowong Rd Nyora

$430,000

Beautiful Rural Outlook

1.25 With Lots to Offer.

4 bedroom plus study brick veneer home, separate formal

3 bedroom plus study, 2 living areas, ensuite to master

lounge room, beautiful kitchen, huge family/rumpus room,

bedroom, modern kitchen, family room, double garage,

2 car garage, side entrance to backyard, low maintenance

tank water and mains water, undercover pergola area, 3

gardens.

paddocks, garden shed.

13-17 W’port Rd Lang Lang $530,000-$540,000

160 Cherrytree Rd Nyora

Style of Yesteryear!

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style

$365,000

www.1stchoiceestateagency.com.au

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bedrooms, spacious kitchen, dining and lounge room, ;high ceilings, feature fire place, air conditioning, gas heating,

This 10 acres offers privacy, peace and tranquillity, includes a 40 x 25 steel lockup garage with power and concrete

colonial style sleep out with bedroom and living area, beautiful established gardens.

flooring and partitioned rooms.

5/275 Station Street, Koo Wee Rup Ph: 5997 2133

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bout two years old, this brick veneer house on a 400-square-metre block has high ceilings, lacquered benches and vanities. Ceramic tiles lead from the entry to the family area and carpeted lounge/cinema room. The big kitchen has Caesarstone benches. The bedrooms have built-in sliding mirror wardrobes — the main with en suite and walkin wardrobe. Features include upmarket tapware, ducted heating and evaporative cooling.

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Wednesday, 22nd August 5:00 – 5:30 42 Henry Lawson Drive, Lynbrook 6:00 – 6:30 62 Hamilton Drive, Cranbourne North

Saturday, 25th August 10:00 – 10:30 7 Hindmarsh Court, Cranbourne North 41 Houlder Avenue, Junction Village 19 Springwater Crescent, Cranbourne

4 A 2 B 2 C

NOT EVEN FOUR YEARS OLD!

Sale

Henley built (November 2008 ) & over 25 squares inc. garage. Land is appr. 651 sqm. Air conditioner, quality floor coverings, down lights throughout, six burner cook top, 900mm oven, modern glass range hood,

$439,000 View Saturday, 25th August at 3-3:30pm Photo ID Required Chaminda Gunasekara 0425 730 635 5995 2003 www.raywhitecranbourne.com Ray White Cranbourne, Level 1, 75 - 89 High St

alarm system, top quality curtains, remote garage with internal access & solar assisted electricity.

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8 Abrus Circuit, Cranbourne North Price: $429,950 Agent: Finning First National Real Estate 5996 1200, Frank Barrett 0418 800 912

Ray White Cranbourne 5995 2003 Open For Inspections http://www.facebook.com/RayWhiteCranbourne

Cranbourne North 3 Carinya Court

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11:00 – 11:30 3 Ogle Way, Cranbourne North 19 Whitegum Way, Cranbourne North 46 Henry Lawson Drive, Lynbrook 100 Toirram Crescent, Cranbourne 8 Hovell Court, Cranbourne 24 Navarre Drive, Cranbourne West 17 Scott Road, Cranbourne South 53 Jacinta Drive, Cranbourne 182 Linsell Blvd, Cranbourne East

12:00 – 12:30 7 Tobin Way, Lyndhurst 31 Hoysted Avenue, Cranbourne North 42 Henry Lawson Drive, Lynbrook 307 South Gippsland Hwy, Cranbourne 64 Aleppo Street, Cranbourne 22 Walter Way, Cranbourne South 10 Dior Court, Cranbourne 18 Evelyn Avenue, Cranbourne 23 Stonehill Circuit, Cranbourne East 1:00 – 1:30 3 Harry Street, Cranbourne 28 Tetrabine Way, Lyndhurst 19 Watergum Way, Cranbourne North 9 Faith Court, Cranbourne 174 Craig Road, Devon Meadows 16 Incana Court, Cranbourne 20 Glenbourne Road, Cranbourne 1 Reynard Place, Cranbourne East

2:00 – 2:30 15 Julia Court, Cranbourne North 50 Gregson Grove, Lyndhurst 5-7 Jesse Court, Narre Warren North 27 Glenaire Crescent, Cranbourne West 17 Satin Street, Cranbourne 23 Joyce Street, Cranbourne West 2 She Oak Place, Cranbourne North 3:00 – 3:30 3 Carinya Court, Cranbourne North 62 Hamilton Drive, Cranbourne North 23 Artists Crescent, Narre Warren South 17 Alma Road, Hampton Park 6 Celebration Court, Cranbourne 4:00 – 4:30 24 Thunderbolt Drive, Clyde North

Check link for updated Open times - http://raywhitecranbourne.com/buy/open-for-inspection/

www.raywhitecranbourne.com

Narre Warren South 7 Sherbrooke Court

4A

2B

3C

Dual Living At Its Finest

This four bedroom architecturally designed home has the works… formal lounge with real timber flooring, an extra-large family meals area which grants access to a private balcony, kitchen with quality stone bench tops, stainless steel appliances, dishwasher, glass splash back & walk in pantry, large alfresco, spiral staircase.

2B

-C

4A

3B

3C

1E

When Only the BEST Will Do! For Sale $590,000 Plus Buyers View By Appointment Contact John 0411 873 123 LJ Hooker Hampton Park 9702 8388 Shop 20, 166 Somerville Road

3A

Narre Warren South 11 Ardenne Court

3A

2B

2C

1E

Four enormous living zones make this feature home perfect to raise a grand family in. Large formal lounge, dining, study, meals area, kitchen with S/S appliances, dishwasher, granite benches, rumpus and large alfresco.

Upstairs an oversized master bedroom, huge WIR, full ensuite & retreat. Manicured gardens, 3 full bathrooms, refrig air & ducted heating.

3A

2B

2C

For Sale $595,000 Plus Buyers View By Appointment Contact Metin 0439 955 526 LJ Hooker Hampton Park 9702 8388 Shop 20, 166 Somerville Road

3A

2B

2C

Hampton Park 7 Cornell Place

Narre Warren South 63 Golden Grove Drive

Cranbourne 78 Majestic Boulevard

Hampton Park 6 Ferrari Drive

Exceptional Value Offering 3 great sized bedrooms, full ensuite, ducted heating, SOLAR SYSTEM, evaporative cooling and a security alarm, an L-shaped lounge/dining, a second living area, galley style kitchen, spacious backyard, extremely close to Kilberry Valley Primary School, public transport and shops, a low maintenance 571m2 block.

Be Quick Comprising of 4 bedrooms or 3 + study, the master bedroom with full ensuite & WIR, a formal lounge, spacious family and meals area, ducted heating and cooling, timber floors, remote double garage, an enclosed backyard for the kids to have a run around, or they can play in the huge park right in front of the home.

The Entertainer copy Comprising of 3 bedrooms, generous sized kitchen with cupboards galore and stainless steel appliances, meals area and huge formal living room, a spacious rumpus room that can double up as a theatre room, outdoor entertainment area, double remote garage and floating timber laminate flooring.

Brand New at Its Cheapest Comprising 3-Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and double remote garage, a grand size family room, a generous sized meals area, a fully equipped kitchen with a 900mm S/S upright cooker, range hood, dishwasher and Caesar stone bench tops. Natural light flows through this value packed home with so many features.

For Sale $270,000 Plus Buyers View Sat 11.20-11.40am Contact Metin 0439 955 526 LJ Hooker Hampton Park 9702 8388

For Sale $340,000 Plus Buyers View Sat 11.50-12.10pm Contact Aren 0403 613 988 LJ Hooker Hampton Park 9702 8388

Auction Sat 1st Sept at 1.30pm View Sat 11.00-11.20am Contact Metin 0439 955 526 LJ Hooker Hampton Park 9702 8388

For Sale $360,000 View Mon & Tue 12.00-3.00pm, Sat & Sun 1.00-4.00pm Contact Metin 0439 955 526 LJ Hooker Hampton Park 9702 8388

Shop 20, 166 Somerville Road

Shop 20, 166 Somerville Road

Shop 20, 166 Somerville Road

Shop 20, 166 Somerville Road

Photo for illustration purposes only

4A

2B

2C

4A

2B

2C

Hallam 52 George Chudleigh Drive

Cranbourne East 19 Cadillac Street

Immaculate Presentation This immaculately presented four bedroom family home features a large L shaped lounge room, master bedroom with ensuite and WIR, gourmet kitchen with stainless steel appliances, separate family meals area, ducted heating throughout, 3 a/c units, alarm system, spa bath in main bathroom and an enclosed pergola/sunroom.

No progress payments!!!

4 bedrooms with WIR and ensuite to master, open plan living, stainless steel appliances-including dishwasher, ceaser stone bench top, ducted heating, complete landscaping(front and rear yards), exposed aggregate concreting (path and driveway), flyscreens and fencing as well as blinds throughout, laminate floorboards or

For Sale $395,000 Plus Buyers View By Appointment Contact John 0411 873 123 LJ Hooker Hampton Park 9702 8388

For Sale $410,000 View Mon & Tue 12.00-3.00pm Sat & Sun 1.00-4.00pm Contact Metin 0439 955 526 LJ Hooker Hampton Park 9702 8388

Shop 20, 166 Somerville Road

Shop 20, 166 Somerville Road

Cranbourne West 58 Scarborough Avenue

3A

2B

2C

Space To Entertain

This three bedroom home sitting on a large allotment of 1212m2 comprises of two separate living areas, an open plan kitchen with a brand new stainless steel oven, evaporative cooling, an alarm system, generous sized pergola, enclosed backyard and a double carport.

For Sale $290,000 Plus Buyers View Sat 1.00-1.20pm Contact Kabir 0433 668 247 LJ Hooker Hampton Park 9702 8388 Shop 20, 166 Somerville Road

ljhooker.com.au All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable. However we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided and interested parties must solely rely on their own enquiries.

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Just what you’re looking for

Land open times 1

Cranbourne Evans Rd www.peet.com.au/quarters

Mel Ref: Land Sales: Call:

3

133 C2 Evans Rd (opp. Montrose Way), Cranbourne West Open 7 days, 11am-5pm 13 PEET

Officer Princes Hwy www.grandvue.com.au

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Mel. Ref: Land Sales: Open: Call:

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317 K5 Bonneville Pde (off Windermere Blvd), Pakenham Sat-Wed, 12pm-5pm 13 PEET

Pakenham 13 Edenbrook Circuit www.edenbrookestate.com.au

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Bald H ill Rd

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Botanic Ridge Cnr Botanic Ridge Blvd & Silverthorn Way www.botanicridge.com.au

Mel Ref: Inspect: Features: Enquires:

Ballarto

Mile Rd

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Rup Rd

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Thompson

Clyde Rd

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Hallam Rd

Keysborough

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Clyde North Linsell Blvd (off Berwick-Cranbourne Rd) www.cascadesonclyde.com.au

Mel. Ref: Inspect: Land: Features: Enquiries:

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Cranbourne 150 Berwick Cranbourne Road www.parksedge.com.au

Sales Office: Mel Ref: Inspect: Land Sizes: Enquiries:

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215 E4 11am to 5pm, 7 days a week Mai Tran, 1300 737 851

134 K2 Open Daily from 12pm-5pm Stage 22 Now Selling!

Display village, wetlands and walking trails Rob & Danny 03 5998 5275

Cranbourne North Cnr Thompsons & Berwick-Cranbourne Rds www.theavenueatcasey.com.au

Mel Ref: Inspect: Features: Enquires:

130 K10 Sat-Wed 11am-5pm Display Village, wetlands, Woolworths, primary school, parklands, walking trails 1800 882 998

Sales Office: Mel Ref: Inspect: Land sizes: Enquiries:

6

Cranbourne East 50 Berwick-Cranbourne Rd www.peet.com.au/livingston

Mel. Ref: Features: Phone:

10

13 Edenbrook Circuit, Pakenham 215 H10 5 days (Sat through to Wed) 11am – 5pm 321m2 - 697m2 13 13 63

134 C7 9ha recreation reserve, proposed onsite primary school, class A recycled water Jason Bailes 0434 402 665 or 13 PEET

Cranbourne East Cnr Berwick-Cranbourne & Mayfield Roads www.ljhooker.com.au

Mel Ref: Inspect: Features: Enquires:

134 G6 Sat & Sun 12-4pm, Mon & Tues 12-3pm No deposit, turn key new homes 9702 8388

To Advertise in this Land Open Times Section, call Mendo Micevski on 0417 315 118

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Hot Veloster turbo is here Hyundai’s coupe/hatch gets a performance boost, writes Ewan Kennedy he relentless sales push by top Korean marque Hyundai continues with the arrival in Australia of the SR Turbo version of the successful Veloster.

The car that looks like a coupe on one side and a five-door hatch on the other and has been a sell-out on several occasions since its launch six months ago has now joined the high-performance brigade. With a 46 per cent increase in power (now 150 kW) and an even more impressive 60 per cent more torque (265 Nm) the quickest Veloster has very good, though not quite outstanding, performance.

Rather than making the Veloster a full-on hot rod the engineers at Hyundai have worked on a car with linear power delivery – top torque is reached at a low 1750 rpm and continues at its peak until the engine reached 4500 revs. That’s not so much a torque peak as a torque plateau. On the road this makes for a car with minimum turbo lag and a smooth push in the back that just keeps on keeping on.

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Veloster is offered with a six-speed manual or six-speed automatic transmission.

Handling is pretty good as the hot Veloster has been tuned specifically for Australian con-

ditions, with local and Korean engineers spending quite a bit of time in this country to sort things out.

Hyundai has come up with the clever idea of building a car with a single coupe-style door on one side and front and back doors on the other to provide easy access to the back seats.

The extra doors are on the left side so passengers can get in from the safety of the kerb.

This really is a four-seat car, not a two-plustwo. Those with long legs and short bodies will be comfortable back there, provided the sun isn’t too strong — because there’s glass directly over their heads. Back seat passengers of normal body height will suffer from the usual coupe complaint of lack of headroom.

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Eagles triumph on historic day

BY BRAD McGRATH BEACONSFIELD farewelled Perc Allison Oval and almost sealed its finals berth with a gritty nine-point victory over Doveton in their MPNFL Casey Cardinia League clash.

The Eagles’ victory puts them in fifth position on the same number of wins as sixth-placed Berwick but their superior percentage and a relatively easy clash against ROC in the final round all but confirm their position in September.

The match also marked their final game at their home ground of 68 years. Beaconsfield is set to relocate to its new venue at Holm Park Recreation Reserve next season.

The Eagles held a past players day and more than 150 attended the official function and witnessed the 4.14 (38) to 4.5 (29) victory over the Doves in tough, boggy conditions. ‘‘It was a massive win and it kept our season alive.

If we had got done we were gone,’’ Beaconsfield coach Austinn Jones said. ‘‘We’ve been there a long time and it was a sad day for a lot of people but our club is moving to a great new venue.’’

It was a gritty victory for the Eagles after trailing by nine points at the first change and 14 points by half-time.

The match was turned by the star ruckman Chris Kelf’s continual dominance, skipper Daniel Mislicki’s brilliance in the midfield and Kris Fletcher’s usual output across half-back.

Despite having just one goal to half time Jones felt his team had enough of the play and it began to reflect in the third term. ‘‘It felt like we had enough opportunities, we just weren’t hitting the scoreboard as we would have liked. ‘‘We restricted their opportunities well.’’

Berwick faces Hampton Park in their final match,

Scorps in the hunt Casey Scorpions kept their top-two chances alive with a 45-point win over Collingwood at Victoria Park on Saturday. The victory means the Scorpions are in third position on the VFL ladder on the same number of wins as Port Melbourne and Geelong. But their inferior percentage means they must defeat Sandringham in the final round and pray one of the top two drops their match. The Scorpions were rocked during the week by the news that livewire forward Liam Jurrah was in Adelaide with family and unlikely to play again this year.

But it didn’t stop them defeating the Magpies 11.19 (85) to 5.10 (40). The game was co-captain Kyle Matthews’ second for the season after an injuryinterrupted year. Young ruckman Luke Hill and Matthew Bate were prominent for the Scorpions.

which should result in an easy victory, meaning the Eagles must defeat ROC to remain in the top five.

Despite ROC struggling this season, Jones said his team would not be taking them lightly. Vice-captain Damien Szwaja is set to return from a slight niggle. ‘‘We have a strong rivalry against ROC and it’s their last game for the year, so it’s the coaches’ job and the senior players’ job to make sure that we don’t undo our good work in beating Doveton.’’

In other games, Berwick defeated Pakenham by 25 points with youngster Jordan Andrews continuing his strong second half to the season with three majors.

ROC had a rare win with a four-goal victory over Hampton Park, Matt Clarke booting two majors.

Narre Warren defeated Tooradin-Dalmore by five goals with Kerem Baskaya dominant up forward.

Cranbourne was impressive and Marc Holt booted seven goals in their 123-point demolition of Keysborough.

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Victorian Football League: Casey Scorpions 11.19 (85) d Collingwood 5.10 (40) TAC Cup: Murray Bushrangers 13.12 (90) d Dandenong Stingrays 11.10 (76) Casey Cardinia League: Cranbourne 22.12 (144) d Keysborough 3.3 (21); Narre Warren 8.13 (61) d TooradinDalmore 4.7 (31); ROC 5.6 (36) d Hampton Park 1.6 (12); Beaconsfield 4.14 (38) d Doveton 4.5 (29); Pakenham 5.4 (34) d Berwick 8.11 (59).

Nepean League: Crib Point 12.20 (92) d Frankston Bombers 9.5 (59); Rosebud 11.12 (78) d Rye 5.9 (39); Pearcedale 13.7 (85) d Sorrento 10.17 (77); Devon Meadows 11.11 (77) d Red Hill 5.9 (39); Tyabb 13.12 (90) d Somerville 10.3 (63); Hastings 6.7 (43) d Dromana 3.9 (27).

Peninsula League: Mornington 13.14 (92) d Langwarrin 12.10 (82); Karingal 20.22 (142) d Chelsea 2.5 (17); Mt Eliza 13.15 (93) d Pines 12.12 (84); Frankston YCW 11.13 (79) d Seaford 3.6 (24); Bonbeach 12.16 (88) d Edithvale-Aspendale 10.11 (71).

For full results, go to caseyweeklycranbourne.com.au /sport THIS WEEK

Cavaliers bow to Coburg Cranbourne Cavaliers suffered a first-up defeat in their Big V division 2 women title series against Coburg at Coburg Basketball Stadium on Saturday night. The Cavs were jumped in the opening half and were trailing 42-30 at the long break. Alexandra Keates (21 points, nine rebounds) did everything in her power to get her team back into the contest but the Giants’ greater contribution across the board was telling. Cranbourne clashes with Coburg in game two on Saturday night at Cranbourne. If a third game is required, it will be played on Sunday at Cranbourne.

A shot at redemption Casey Comets face a season-defining clash against Diamond Valley United at Comets Stadium on Saturday. The Comets are in the relegation zone at the moment with four matches remaining in the FFV state league 2 south-east competition. Comets coach Joe De Martino says the team is treating the clash against Diamond Valley United as a ‘‘grand final’’ as they are just three points in front of his luckless outfit. The Comets produced one of their best displays of the season with a 1-1 draw with Box Hill United on Saturday. The Comets led the clash 1-0 for most of the day after Johnny Negassi capitalised on some fantastic work from Dom Branca up field. But Box Hill scored with eight minutes remaining to force a deadlock.

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PICTURE: ROB CAREW

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Mud wrestle Pearcedale saved its best for last with an eight-point win over flag fancy Sorrento at Pearcedale Recreation Reserve on Saturday. The final-round victory over the Nepean League power left Panthers coach Ben Cadd a happy man. ‘‘It’s a great platform for us to launch from next year,’’ he said. Daniel Murray was vital in the victory up forward with four majors and Damien Janssen did a stellar job shutting down Sharks’ gun Leigh Treeby.

Luke Murray, pictured, was also a solid contributor for the Panthers.

Victorian Football League: Casey Scorpions v Sandringham, Casey Fields, 1.10pm; Northern Blues v Frankston, Visy Park, 2pm.

TAC Cup:Geelong Falcons v Dandenong Stingrays, Highgate Recreation Reserve, 2pm.

Casey Cardinia League: Berwick v Hampton Park, Edwin Flack Reserve, 2.15pm; ROC v Beaconsfield, Officer Recreation Reserve, 2.15pm; Doveton v Cranbourne, Robinson Oval, 2.15pm; Keysborough v Narre Warren, Rowley Allen Reserve, 2.15pm; Tooradin-Dalmore v Pakenham, Tooradin Recreation Reserve, 2.15pm.

Nepean League: Qualifying final: Dromana v Hastings, Olympic Oval, 2.15pm.

Elimination final: Rosebud v Rye, Pearcedale Recreation Reserve, 2.15pm, (Sunday).

Peninsula League: Mornington v Bonbeach, Alexandra Park, 2.15pm; Karingal v Pines, Ballam Park, 2.15pm; Mt Eliza v Frankston YCW, Emil Madsen Reserve, 2.15pm; Langwarrin v Chelsea, Lloyd Park, 2.15pm; Seaford v EdithvaleAspendale, Seaford Oval, 2.15pm.

All games on Saturday unless otherwise stated.

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