Stonnington Review Local

OCTOBER 31, 2012

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THE BREAKFAST CLUB: HELPING KIDS STAY IN SCHOOL, STARTING WITH BACON AND EGGS

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INSIDE PENS POISED It’s crunch time for thousands of Stonnington students as they get set to sit the VCE English exam tomorrow ■ PAGE 4

FRENCH CLASSIC Forty years after opening her French kitchen in Armadale Di Holuigue is still cooking up a storm ■ PAGE 14

SPORT Prahran gets the luck of the toss in Premier cricket twodayer, and other highlights from the weekend’s local games ■ PAGE 31

STONNINGTON VOTERS rang in the changes at Saturday’s municipal elections voting in six newcomers, including two Greens affiliates, to the nine-strong council. As counting of first preferences wrapped up, outgoing mayor John Chandler looked assured of retaining a seat on the council, as did his mayoral predecessors Melina Sehr and Claude Ullin. ■ REPORT P3

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he development that’s gone on in Stonnington is absolutely shameful, especially in parts of South Yarra. It has become so overdeveloped. And that proposal for Armadale, at 590 Orrong Road, is one of the worst over-developments in Melbourne.

I founded Planning Backlash after our high-profile community campaign – with Geoffrey Rush and Barry Humphries – opposing development at Camberwell railway station.

When we started the marathon to save the station, and had that marvellous march along Burke Road in 2004, other groups around Melbourne started to call me to do something together, so I started Planning Backlash Inc. This a coalition of groups across city, coast and country, which is non-political and only concerned about inappropriate development. This has grown to 250 groups and I am the convener.

Of course there are those who think I am wrong as they want to see high-density/high-rise development in places like Camberwell and Armadale. It’s the same for places like the Forrest Hill precinct in South Yarra. People say we are selfish and NIMBYs [Not In My Back Yard] and that we should allow others to come here to live. They don’t understand that if we allow high-density these areas would not be desirable any more and no one would win.

Of course I get attacked, but I always come back with a soft answer. Everyone’s entitled to their own opinion, and often with good reasonable arguments people usually understand.

STEPHEN MCKENZIE

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Editor Jane Hutchinson

While most of my life has been spent in Camberwell I have also lived off and on for 21 years in Jakarta, where I still have wonderful friends. That was back in the good old days of Jakarta when the population was only three million and very liveable. It has grown to 12 million, with insufficient

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infrastructure and uncontrolled development, with packed roads and fog-like pollution.

It’s a nightmare and Melbourne should learn a lesson as we are growing far too fast and not increasing infrastructure nor controlling developers. A recipe for disaster.

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QUOTABLE IF WE ALLOW HIGH-DENSITY THESE AREAS WOULD NOT BE DESIRABLE ANY MORE AND NO ONE WOULD WIN

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Mayor returned as council turns green

BY TERESA MURPHY THE complexion of Stonnington council is set for a radical makeover following Saturday’s election.

The three incumbents who looked home and hosed after firstpreference counting on Sunday will be joined by six newcomers, including two affiliated with the Greens.

With only four of nine councillors standing again, the election was

wide open. North ward’s John Chandler (former mayor) and South ward’s Melina Sehr and Claude Ullin looked certain to return, but controversial incumbent Tas Athanasopoulos polled poorly in North ward.

Interestingly, his children — Tini, 18, and Jimi, 19, standing in South and East wards respectively — polled better than he did, though were unlikely to win seats.

Greens-affiliated Sam Hibbins is

most likely to join Sehr and Ullin in South ward, while fellow Green Erin Davie was leading first-preference voting in East ward, followed closely by independent John McMorrow.

Adrian Stubbs (independent) and Liberal Party member Mathew Knight were neck-and-neck for third spot.

In North ward, Chandler was the clear leader after round one, with Liberal Party members Marcia Grif-

fin and Matthew Koce set to join him in the council chamber.

While most voters in the Victorian council elections could vote by post, Stonnington voters had to attend a polling booth on Saturday.

Early figures showed East ward recorded a 51 per cent turnout, North ward 46 per cent and South ward 63 per cent. In 2008, a postal election, the overall participation rate was 65 per cent.

Last year, councillors — of whom five did not stand on Saturday — opted for attendance voting because of its meet-and-greet aspect and fund-raising opportunities for community groups.

For final results of the Stonnington election, expected by Sunday evening, after RL went to press, visit melbourneweekly.com.au.

New councillors will be sworn in next Thursday, November 8.

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Parkinson’s gala ready to bloom again teresa.murphy@fairfaxmedia.com.au

IT WAS a proud day for Melbourne’s Julie and John Sewell a few weeks ago.

Their son Dave married Emily Haddad, whom he met at the biennial Tulip Ball, Parkinson’s Victoria gala fundraiser, in 2010. Emily works for Medtronic, which pioneered deep brain stimulation therapy to treat people with Parkinson’s.

The Parkinson’s cause runs deep in the Sewell family as dad John has lived with the affliction since 2000.

In that time, his wife and daughter, Glen Iris resident Joanna Hill, have become Parkinson’s Victoria largest independent fund-raisers, amassing more than $80,000 to date.

The first Tulip Ball, held at the Royal South Yarra Tennis Club in 2008, raised tens of thousands of dollars for Parkinson’s Victoria and the quest for a cure.

The Sewell family is gearing up for

DARREN JAMES

BY TERESA MURPHY

AT A GLANCE ■ Parkinson’s disease is a neurological movement disorder with no cure ■ It affects 80,000 Australians; 30 people a day are diagnosed with the disorder ■ It is the second most common neurological condition in Australia after Alzheimer’s ■ One-fifth of those diagnosed are younger than 50 ■ It is nine times more prevalent than most other neurological diseases, but receives less than 3% of the government funding next month’s ball, at the historic Plaza Ballroom in the Regent Theatre in Collins Street. ‘‘It’s such a great cause — and such a great night,’’ says Ms Hill.

The Tulip Ball is on Saturday, November 10, tickets are $150 and include live music, three-course dinner, beverages, silent auctions and lucky tulips. Bookings: tulipball.org.

HEART FELT: Julie Sewell and daughter Joanna Hill

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VOX POP HOW PREPARED ARE YOU FOR YOUR VCE EXAMS AND WHAT WILL BE YOUR BEST SUBJECT? GRACE O’HALLORAN, Glen Iris I think all my hard work throughout the year as well as the dedication of my teachers have given me a quiet confidence in that I feel adequately prepared for my exams. I’m feeling generally good about my subjects . . . theatre studies could be my top subject.

EMMA COWAN, Malvern East I feel sufficiently prepared for my five subjects. I am gaining confidence as each day passes. I have faith in myself; all I can do is my best. It’s hard to know which subject will be my top, however, I feel business management will be my most successful subject.

ELEANOR BORG, Glen Iris I think I have done well preparing. I have been working relatively consistently over the year and I have kept up to date with everything. I did a Unit 3/4 subject last year, so I know how to expect the unexpected! I think my top subject will be French.

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Pens are at the ready for exam season AT A GLANCE

teresa.murphy@fairfaxmedia.com.au

THOUSANDS of local students are in the final straight of their secondary school years, with the main VCE exams starting tomorrow (November 1).

Across Victoria, 42,636 students will sit the English exam and 3431 English as a Second Language from 9am–12.15pm.

From Friday it’s a hectic schedule of up to 10 VCE and VET exams a day until November 22.

This year across Victoria, 82,465 students — 2288 in Stonnington — are sitting for at least one VCE exam, according to the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority.

This includes 5546 students doing VCE subjects involving performances and language oral exams, which started on October 8. Of the 10,302 language students – learning a combined 42 languages – 3086 studied Chinese, the highest enrolment for any foreign language.

Results will be posted online at re-

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STEPHEN MCKENZIE

BY TERESA MURPHY

■ 82,465 Victorian students (including 841 mature aged) are sitting at least one VCE exam – 44,058 females and 38,407 males ■ 2288 Stonnington are sitting at least one exam ■ 2500 assessors will mark written exams ■ 42 languages are studied at VCE level; Chinese has the highest enrolment ■ The top 10 VCE subjects this year were: English, further mathematics, psychology, maths methods, health and human development, business management, biology, physical education, chemistry and legal studies sultsandatar.vic.edu.au on December 17 or sent by SMS if registered ( SMS 19 787 888 from November 12 to December 17).

Otherwise results will be posted from December 18.

OCTOBER 31, 2012

PEER SUPPORT: Year 12 students at Sacre Coeur, including Lucy, Nicole, Rachel, Sara, Emma, Gracie and Eleanor, were jumping for joy on the eve of VCE exams

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Clubs call for quick move to T20

BY EDDIE MORTON emorton@fairfaxmedia.com.au

SLUMPING senior membership numbers at Stonnington’s local cricket clubs are leading to calls for a weekly Twenty20 competition from club managers.

Glen Iris Cricket Club president Paul Lourey said introducing the “fast and flashy” form of the sport could curb the number of departing players and help promote the local competition.

“In the past two to three years, it

has become much harder to attract junior members to play senior cricket,” said Lourey.

He said the shortened match time of a Twenty20 competition better suited players with other weekend commitments, such as children or work.

Support for a local T20 competition from other clubs, such as Malvern and Toorak, has been unanimous, but pitch availability is a major concern, with the council increasingly reluctant to hold T20 matches on smaller grounds.

“It is understandably so, because of the big hitters in T20,” said Lourey. “There have been a couple of liability issues.”

Instances of balls being hit into neighbouring yards and on to roads have raised alarm bells from the council and the Victorian Sub Division Cricket Association.

“The alternative is to only play on the bigger grounds, but clubs don’t want to play games at neutral venues,” Lourey said.

“T20 cricket appeals to 16 to 18-year-olds much more than your

traditional 80-over per day cricket … if we had regular weekend T20 competition, it would be easier to attract these cricketers.”

Both Glen Iris and Malvern Cricket clubs have reported climbing junior membership numbers since 2010.

Malvern club secretary Anthony Hillier said junior numbers continued to climb at an encouraging rate.

“Cricket’s popularity always increases in line with Ashes series, so will explode again next season,” Hillier said.

SUSPECT: Artist’s impression

Plea over slashing

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Light the way for Christmas wishes ANDY ZAKELI

DO your house and garden outshine all others in your street at Christmas time like this one?

If so, Make-A-Wish needs your help. Make-A-Wish grants wishes to children with life-threatening medical conditions. For the first time in its 27-year history, demand for wishes exceeds funding, with more than 500 children around Australia waiting for a wish to come true.

Make-A-Wish does not receive permanent government funding and so relies on community support.

The foundation says the decorated houses ritual at Christmas time could be an ideal way to raise money. A wishing well could be set up in the front garden for people to ‘make a wish’ and help grant wishes for seriously ill children.

To find out more about fundraising for Make-A-Wish this Christmas, call 1800032 260 or email events@makeawish.org.au.

POLICE have released this image of a suspect they want to question over a box-cutter slashing in South Yarra.

A man was slashed in the face in an unprovoked attack after a night out with friends on August 19. The man and his friend had just been to McDonald’s and were sitting on Grey Street when another man approached them about 2.40am.

It is alleged the man swore at the victim and slashed him across the face with an orange box-cutter.

The man is described as Caucasian, in his early 20s, and with a slim build. Contact crimestoppers.com.au or call 1800 333 000. ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●

PRESSURE POINT A road trauma reduction operation detected 228 road offences in Stonnington between October 9 and 19. There were 16 bicycle offences, eight motorcycles and 204 car or truck offences.

Stonnington was identified as a high-collision area.Source: Victoria Police

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STREET LEVEL REPORT CRIME call Crime Stoppers 1800 333 000

The search is on for for a white semi-trailer that spilt a large amount of stones and rubble along Alexandra Avenue last Monday, October 22. Investigators were told the truck was travelling west along the avenue about 3pm. As it moved through traffic, orange and brown rocks and debris, up to 30 centimetres in size, spilled on to the roadway over 60 metres. A number of vehicles were damaged and traffic had to be diverted along Linlithgow Avenue for more than an hour while the debris was removed. Police want to speak to the driver or owner. Anyone with information on the incident or who may be able to identify the truck or driver should call 1800 333 000 or visit crimestoppers.com.au.

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WINDSOR Police are searching for a suspect believed responsible for an unprovoked assault at Windsor railway station on September 29.

At about 8.30pm, the victim was standing on the train platform with two friends when a man approached the group and began a conversation before allegedly punching the victim to the right side of his face, causing facial fractures and severe bruising and swelling. The man is described as Caucasian, about 183 centimetres tall with straight, light-brown or blond hair. He was wearing blue jeans and a grey hoodie over a white T-shirt. Police have released this image (above) of a man they wish to question.

Police are still searching for a man believed responsible for an armed robbery at a Malvern East service station on July 31. It is alleged the man approached the Coles Express service station at the intersection of Dandenong and Tooronga roads about 3.30am and waited for the attendant to remotely open the doors. Once inside, the man covered his face with a black balaclava and produced a screwdriver. He threatened a staff member and made demands for cash before fleeing along Tooronga Road.

The man is described as 173 centimtres tall with a thin build. He was wearing a grey hoodie, grey track pants with black stripes on the sides and Asics runners. Police have released this image (above) of a man they wish to interview.

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Paws for thought on fenced park DARREN JAMES

THE council is seeking views on establishing the city’s first fenced dog park. Windsor Siding reserve is proposed as the best site, with an agility course for dogs to exercise.

The reserve, off Union Street near the Windsor railway station and Chapel Street, is a popular off-leash area and is partially fenced.

Prahran MLA Clem NewtonBrown said the state government had committed $20,000 towards a fenced dog park in Stonnington. ‘‘Other areas have great puppy parks and we definitely need one here,’’ he said. ‘‘I know of terrible cases where young dogs playing off-leash in a park will suddenly run on to a road. I mooted the idea with the council after I cared for a Customs puppy for a year.’’

Windsor dog-owners Donna Fahie and Jen Schroeder, who runs K9 Creche, said Windsor Siding would be perfect. ‘‘A safe park to exercise pets is essential,’’ said Ms Schroeder.

TERESA MURPHY

■ SWEARING IN New councillors will be sworn in next Thursday, November 8, from 6.30pm, at the Malvern Town Hall. Allowances will be fixed on Wednesday, November 14, and then its back to business on Monday, November 19, followed by the final two ordinary council meetings for the year, on December 3 and 17.

■ PERMIT DENIED A planning permit for a fourstorey, 46-apartment development on cleared blocks at 343 and 345 Glenferrie Road, Malvern, has been refused. The proposal, which received 15 objections, was considered too bulky and inappropriate for the largely residential zone.

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PERMITS PERMITTING The council has granted a planning permit for a six-storey, 26-dwelling building at 28-32 Mount Street, Prahran.

PUPPY POWER: Jen Schroeder, Liz Burke, Andrew Foster and Amelia McKie

Supported by

Presented by the City of Stonnington

Make Your Business More Social

Fergal Coleman

Director at Symphony3

The internet is interactive and a static website is not enough. Your customers want to engage in two way communication with you and your business.

Setting up social media pages is easy.

Anyone can create Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest or Twitter pages. The real challenge is understanding how to use these pages to benefit your business.

When: Time: Where:

In this practical session Fergal Coleman will show you how to use social media as a business tool.

Bookings are essential at http://business.stonnington.vic.gov.au/events For more information Ph: 8290 1333

Tickets:

Tuesday 13 November 2012 6pm – 8pm Functions On Chapel 255A Chapel Street, Prahran $30 per person, including light refreshments

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Doubt on billion dollar climate change damage bill

BY BRIDGET FITZGERALD bridget.fitzgerald@fairfaxmedia.com.au

A PREDICTED billion-dollar climate change damage bill for Port Phillip coastal communities in the next 90 years is an underestimate, according to a CSIRO expert.

The figure comes from the Port Phillip Coastal Adaptation Pathways

Program – due to be released in February – outlining the extent of possible future flood and storm damage caused by climate change.

Brighton-based atmospheric scientist Barrie Pittock said the future for municipalities such as Bayside, which has a 17km coastline, was far more serious than most people realised and would cost more.

He said sea-level rise needed to be considered in planning laws.

“Government needs to manage the science,” he said.

Bayside city strategy director Shiran Wickramasinghe said the council took sea level rise into consideration when issuing planning permits, but must also rely on state planning laws. But he said there was

a lot of uncertainty about how to manage risk. “The cost of planning for, managing and mitigating the risks of climate change is not yet clear,” he said.

Planning Minister Matthew Guy’s spokeswoman Rachel Obradovic pointed to changes in state coastal planning policy that included increasing flood level limits.

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Student help for Headspace

BY LISA HIGGINSON lhigginson@mmpgroup.com.au

STUDENTS at Fitzroy High have helped launch a national program to support schools through the aftermath of suicide.

Headspace School Support will help secondary schools to manage the effects of suicide, which Headspace says is the leading cause of death among Australians aged 15–24.

The service will help prepare schools in responding to a suicide-related crisis, and facilitate training for staff to identify students at risk.

The Australian Bureau of Statistics reports that 113 young people aged 15 to 19 died through suicide in 2010.

Headspace CEO Chris Tanti said for every person who died by suicide, significantly more were affected.

“We know that every school community will be different, with unique circumstances and needs,” he said.

“We also know that every teacher is aware of the mental health needs of their students, so we’ve made sure the program is flexible and able to deliver the support needed in whatever configuration is appropriate.”

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Cavorting at the convent ON THE BEAT: Bayside Crime Prevention Officer Peter Jarvis is spearheading Operation Cooperation

Operation snaps and tracks graffiti

BY LAURA BANKS lbanks@fairfaxmedia.com.au

BAYSIDE residents are being urged to report graffiti online as part of a new scheme named Operation Cooperation.

Bayside crime prevention officer, Leading Senior Constable Peter Jarvis, said a website had been set up to enable residents to report graffiti by

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using their digital camera or a smart phone. He said police would use GPS coordinates to locate each tag and compile a database of graffiti hotspots to develop an action plan for those areas.

Mr Jarvis said railway stations were graffiti hotspots in Bayside.

He said a shop owner near North Brighton station had to hire a painter every week to cover tagging.

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‘‘It’s not something that people want to leave there, they have to keep painting it out and that becomes very costly,’’ Mr Jarvis said.

He said the operation enabled everyone to work together to identify, investigate, prosecute, and reduce graffiti in Bayside, Kingston and Glen Eira.

“This information becomes valuable intelligence to assist police in

their role of investigating and prosecuting offenders,’’ Mr Jarvis said.

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QUOTABLE IT’S NOT SOMETHING THAT PEOPLE WANT TO LEAVE THERE

DANCING will be one of many ways Abbotsford Convent will celebrate its open day on November 11.

Convent chief executive Maggie Maguire has put together a day full of activities and entertainment.

There will be pop-up food stands and market stalls, live music in the lush gardens, a ping-pong tournament, DJs spinning the decks, writers including Maureen McCarthy and Tony Wilson hosting talks, and much more from 11am to 5pm for the eighth annual open day.

Details: visit www.abbotsfordconvent.com.au.

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Parkland’s Nest hatches negative views alana.schetzer@fairfax.com.au

A $75,000 public art sculpture recently installed in Darebin Parklands has divided residents, with some saying the egg-shaped work looks out of place in bushland.

Darebin council’s art and culture department commissioned the artwork, The Nest (pictured), which was made by artists David Bell and Gary Tippett from recycled materi-

als. It was installed two weeks ago and will be officially launched next month.

The artwork itself has been praised by residents, but some have criticised the location chosen.

Darebin Parklands Association president Ingrid Svendsen said there was no community desire for artwork in the park and said the push came from council bureaucrats. ‘‘We have great respect for the two artists but the question for us is the council

process and whether it’s appropriate to have built forms in a conservation area. We raised this with the council and they told us there would be a sculpture.’’

Another Alphington resident, who asked not to be named, said a huge effort had been made in the past two decades to return the former tip site to its natural state. ‘‘We’ve seen it grow from when it was still burning from being a tip through to being a really magnifi-

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cent urban bushland,’’ she said. ‘‘You really have to wonder why they put it there.’’

Council’s acting director of city design and environment, David Shepard, said the council had received positive feedback from parklands users.

EGGCELLENT: The giant egg sculpture recently installed in the Darebin parklands

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TEAGAN GLENANE

Dancer raises award barre CAMBERWELL’S Calvin Hannaford is one of six dancers in the running for Australian Ballet’s highest honour: the $20,000 Telstra Ballet Dancer Award.

Hannaford started his training at the age of three at Bartuccio’s School of Dance, where he also studied jazz and singing. He began his full-time training at age 12 at the Victorian College of the Arts Secondary School before joining the Australian Ballet School in 2007. He joined the Australian Ballet in 2010.

Hannaford could also win the $5000 People’s Choice Award.

To vote, SMS Calvin to 0439 225 538 or visit telstra.com/ballet.

Voting closes at midnight on Sunday, November 4. Voters go into a draw to win a VIP weekend for two, including premium tickets to the opening night of the Australian’s Ballet’s Swan Lake at the Sydney Opera House on November 30, when the winners will be announced.

The winning voter will also attend the VIP after-party, receive return flights to Sydney, and stay at a four-star hotel.

SUPPLIED

HE’LL BE APPLES Jason Arundell is the only Australian to earn himself a nod in an international photography contest. Arundell’s Apples was picked from more than 4000 entries across 72 nations as a finalist in the still life category of the Grand Prix de Decouverte 2012 International Fine Art Photography Awards. His work will be at the Nofound Photo Fair in Paris from November 16 to 19, and receive a place in the Bibliotheque nationale de France collection. The owner of Metropol Studio in Brighton and father of twin boys said: “To be recognised in France, the birthplace of photography, and have my work accepted into their national collection is really satisfying.” Details: visit jasonarundell.com.au.

OCTOBER 31, 2012

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ■ SHOP AROUND I couldn’t agree more with Alana Mitchelson (‘‘Shop local’’, Letters, RL, October 17) about the social importance of traditional shopping.

Despite being in my early 20s, I still prefer heading to bricks and mortar shops along Chapel Street and Fitzroy. To me, nothing can replace the friendliness and personal service you get at the local shops. It is also better to see how the clothes look on you first, rather than solely relying on their aesthetic appeal online.

It would be a pity if my future children grew up and missed out on walking alongside colourful store displays, getting a feel of the fabric and playing dress-up in fitting rooms before buying, if most of the stores have gone online by then.

Monica Endozo / South Yarra ■ CYCLING SOLUTION I ride from Hawthorn East to Southern Cross station, sometimes using the Yarra Trail bike path and other times using back streets of

Hawthorn and Richmond. The section along Wallen Road/Swan Street/Madden Grove (from Power Street to Burnley station) is so hairraising I gave up riding on the road years ago and take the footpath.

Truck and car drivers hoon along there racing each other and cutting each other off with the least regard for cyclists. I would love a wider shared path on that section and a pedestrian crossing at the roundabout of Madden and Loyola groves.

Meaghan Kelly / via email

■ VERY SPECIAL EFFORT Congratulations and thank you to Commonwealth Bank Malvern and BP Prahran for their generosity during the Very Special Kids 2012 Piggy Bank Appeal.

Commonwealth Bank Malvern raised $2060.65 and $3300 came from BP Prahran, which contributed to the total of $1.44 million raised

by Victorians for Very Special Kids.

This funding will continue to help support 201 local families of

children with life-threatening illnesses in the southern metro region.

Sister Margaret Noone / patron, Very Special Kids

QUOTABLE I WHOLEHEARTEDLY SUPPORT ANN REID’S EFFORTS TO GIVE LOCAL PEOPLE THE TOOLS TO CHALLENGE DEVELOPERS Jack / via website

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■ A PANTS MAN I had a good laugh at Matt Golding’s cartoon of Tony Abbott’s budgie smugglers. (Letters, RL, October 17) Let’s be fair. He doesn’t call interviews during ironman events and reporters don’t chase him there.

Only photographers looking for a bad shot. There are never shots of him riding his bike 100km or running the marathon. That would be boring.

Don Hampshire / via email ■ WELL DONE ANN I wholeheartedly support Ann Reid’s efforts to give local people the tools to challenge developers’ unrelenting efforts to build cheap and ugly developments (Newsmaker, RL, October 17). She should be made Victorian of the year!

Jack / via website

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The breakfast club FRAN CUSWORTH meets the volunteers helping to keep kids in school, starting with bacon and eggs. Photographs by TEAGAN GLENANE

t’s 8am on a rainy Friday at an inner city high school, and you can smell fried bacon from the street. Kids in uniform are starting to arrive, most making for the school’s industrial kitchen where volunteers are frying eggs, brewing hot chocolate, chopping fruit and flipping pancakes.

The St Kilda Road-based Ardoch Youth Foundation funds this free breakfast once a week for any student keen enough to turn up early for it.

There’s no shortage of takers, with about 50 kids drifting in to share the hot brekkie while they chat to volunteers and teachers.

One student says she travels across town every day to attend school, and on breakfast days she gets up at 6.25am to catch the 7.09am train for a journey that takes an hour in the morning and an hour-and-a-half on the way home.

Volunteer Charl stops by to do Breakfast Club on his way to work, but says the students help out so much now that there’s hardly anything to do but chat.‘‘At the start they were very shy, and there wasn’t much conversation. Now they’ll tell me about their week and what’s been happening.’’

The school’s well-being co-ordinator, Andrew, says Breakfast Club has built community, engaged the kids in helping each other and provided a service for those who don’t get breakfast at home.‘‘It’s three times over a win.’’

This is one of many services provided by Ardoch, which aims to keep young, vulnerable people in school where they can get an education and break the poverty cycle.

Mandy Burns has been Ardoch’s chief executive for four years, the culmination of a 15-year career with the foundation that began as a volunteer. Formerly a practising psychologist, Burns recently won Victoria’s 2012 Telstra Business Woman of the Year award in the community and government sector, while Ardoch was honoured for it’s community work at the City of Port Phillip Business Excellence awards last month. ‘‘It’s pretty amazing to sit down with a principal and say,‘What do you need, how can we help?’, and then be able to mobilise those resources to make a difference,’’ says Burns.

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12,000 students in 54 schools, a long way from its beginnings in 1988 when one Melbourne teacher, Kathy Hilton, responded to the plea of one homeless student desperate to finish her education.

Breakfast clubs, literacy penfriend partnerships with corporate workers, welfare co-ordinators in schools, food, help with accessing government services, homework clubs – these are some of the ways Ardoch meets the needs of young students from disadvantaged backgrounds, based on the notion that a little help early on can make a huge difference down the track. ‘‘A month ago, I had an email from a first-year uni student who said,‘I don’t think I ever thanked you’. He said having an Ardoch volunteer and extra support from the organisation had helped him stay at school and finish year 12.’’

Burns says her work has been very hands-on at different stages of her career. She remembers two teenage brothers who came into one school asking for food.‘‘Their mum was gambling, and there was nothing to eat.’’

And she will always remember a young girl remarking to a worker: ‘‘You have a 21-year-old child, so you must be 35?’’ ‘‘Teen pregnancy is just expected by some girls,’’ says Burns.‘‘It’s what they’ve seen.’’

One principal recently told her that teachers at her school had improved their teaching, bolstered by the sense they were not alone in the often challenging task of

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‘Poverty is a determinant in a child’s educational future, but the exciting thing is that we can make a difference to that.’

helping troubled kids. And despite admitting that the past year has been difficult – ‘‘we are definitely feeling the pressure of hard economic times’’ – she wants to expand Ardoch programs interstate.

To illustrate the foundation’s work, she tells the story of Jeremy*, a 16-year-old student at a government secondary school.

Jeremy’s family had a history of Department of Human Services involvement, with his father dying from a drug overdose when Jeremy was three and his mother struggling with drug issues.

Jeremy often found himself living with a number of other drugusing adults at home, and teachers noticed he was repeatedly absent from school around Centrelink paydays, when drug use in his home peaked. After teachers alerted an Ardoch education support co-ordinator, Jeremy was given free access to emergency food supplies at the school.

A week before his 16th birthday, Jeremy’s mother threw him out of home, enabling her to rent out his room and continue to receive his family tax benefit, which would otherwise have been signed over to him at 16. ‘‘This was seen as a deliberate move by the parent, who then withheld their child’s ID, making it impossible for him to open bank or Medicare accounts,’’ says Burns.

Homeless and penniless, with no access to school books or clothes, Jeremy was taken in by

another family member. Ardoch then helped him get an assessment at Centrelink to apply for an ‘‘Unreasonable to Live at Home’’ youth allowance, enabling him to buy clothes and contribute to his new home. Jeremy is now fully engaged at school.

Another volunteer, David, says kids are often surprised to learn that those helping them are not paid.“They may not have seen that before.’’

The experience of Ardoch volunteers underscores the findings of a recent report by welfare body Anglicare Australia, titled When there’s not enough to eat. The report, based on a study of people seeking emergency relief, found that adults in 22,000 households went without food for a whole day during most weeks over a three-month period.

Research showed parents would protect their children by deliberately missing meals themselves, but still, among households with children in the study, almost one in 10 reported that children regularly went without food for a whole day.

Burns says parents who could not give their children a school lunch were more likely to keep them home from school rather than look like bad parents. ‘‘Education is our chance and our choice for different futures,’’ she says. ‘‘Poverty is a determinant in a child’s educational future, but the exciting thing is that we can make a difference to that.’’

Top: Volunteer Charl says students have taken on most of the work of Breakfast Club Above: David flips the eggs for hungry students Left: Mandy Burns takes stock of breakfast supplies

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COOK THE BOOKS Armadale author DI HOLUIGUE’S latest cookbook is the culmination of 40 years in the industry

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uch like the teaching techniques she uses at her cooking school, Di Holuigue’s Armadale kitchen has barely changed in 45 years and that’s just the way she likes it.

Designed in a classic French farmhouse style with white rendered walls and a brick floor, the kitchen is dominated by a large wooden table. A huge array of copper pots and pans hangs from the ceiling alongside a light installation made from a wooden ox yoke that Holuigue bought in France. At the other end of the kitchen is a large wooden timber dresser filled with Holuigue’s collection of red Le Creuset cookware.

For the thousands of students who have filed through this kitchen’s doors, the space is better known as The French Kitchen – a cooking school that Holuigue has

run for the past 40 years.

A food journalist by trade, Holuigue wrote her first book, The French Kitchen, in 1983. Nearly 30 years (and 12 cookbooks) later, the original book still has a perpetual waiting list of about 50 at Fitzroy’s specialty store Books for Cooks. With this in mind, Holuigue updated the tome and has created A Lifetime of Cooking, Teaching and Writing from The French Kitchen.

The new 752-page book is an anthology of her life’s work with a few tweaks for a 2012 audience.

Gone are the French recipe titles, and black and white instructional photographs have been replaced with incredibly detailed colour drawings. Holuigue has squeezed in 240 new recipes including some Asian and Middle Eastern dishes, thanks to her guest chefs.

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MAIN PICTURE: Di Holuigue in her famous Armadale kitchen. LEFT: Her new book is an anthology of her life’s work

PROFILE DI HOLUIGUE

STEVE LIGHTFOOT

LIVES: Armadale WHAT I LOVE ABOUT STONNINGTON: I have access to very good produce. I go to Prahran Market probably three times a week and my suppliers know me so they would never palm off something that wasn’t good.

WHAT I’D CHANGE: Nothing, it just gets better all the time. It’s so pretty, it’s a lovely area.

(read: cut down her classes from four mornings and four nights a week, to three six-hour classes instead), Monday night was guest chef night. Most of the best chefs over the past 30 years rolled up their sleeves in Holuigue’s kitchen, including Guy Grossi, Bill Marchetti, Philipe Mouchel and international chefs like Madhur Jaffrey.

Trained in France, the key to Holuigue’s teaching success is her enthusiasm and infectious nature.

“But the most important thing is that I see the logic behind things,” she says.“I absolutely love saying, ‘don’t make that recipe called coq au vin, look at it structurally and make 50 casseroles’. I started to teach that way and the school has always had a big following because it abstracts these processes.”

While the cooking classes have moved on from the “embarrassingly long” three-year waiting lists in the early days, Holuigue still loves running them. She tries to keep

the classes at a maximum of eight participants.

“They come in at 9.30am and help cook lunch. By the time we eat they are all friends so they just sit there chatting on,” she says.

“People I’ve never met before kiss me on their way out because they have had such a lovely day, that’s very nice.”

Holuigue says her first clients 40 years ago were ambitious amateur cooks who were probably better in the kitchen than half the chefs around town.These well-travelled home cooks would hold elaborate, four-course formal dinner parties with matching wines and beautiful silverware.

Home cooking these days is a lot more relaxed and Holuigue likes to teach her clients how to cook “real food”.“It’s too easy to think we should be a chef but it’s wrong,” she says.“It is the logic and the technique that enable us to put a great meal on the table and it is the

understanding of the technique that allows us to know we are going to succeed, thus taking away the anxiety.”

Holuigue has one group that has been coming to her classes monthly for 11 years. She says they keep her on her toes.

“They keep me moving and keep me hip and up to date,” she says.

“Recently they told me,‘we are coming for life’. ‘‘When I complained about my bad arthritis, they just said,‘we know your kitchen backwards so we’ll prop you on a chair and with your voice you can just yell at us!’

“People say why don’t you give up work at your age? Because it’s lovely, it’s good fun!”

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JOANNE SIM jumps on the Apple cart with a crash course at the iPhone workshop along as he shows us how to send text messages via dictation, how to use Siri and how to use the eight-megapixel camera and video camera to its top capacity. But the biggest gasps are saved for when he asks us to look up our own addresses in the maps app.A quick touch of the icon and my middle-aged friends are whisked into street view, which blows their minds. “Oh my god, that’s my house!” shrieks one.“And that’s my neighbour walking on the footpath!”

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iPhone workshop … by a good 40 years. My fellow participants are both first-time iPhone users so I’m worried that the session will be a waste of my time, but I am pleasantly surprised. Our demonstrator Paul (or “Rockstar” as he is dubbed by Siri!) is patient with the newbies but keeps the pace moving

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While the pace of the session is undoubtedly slow, it’s worth my time as I learn lots of new tips and tricks for my newly purchased phone, such as how to edit photos, how to adjust a passage to cut and paste, and how to use the map to get my bearings.

Like most of the Apple store staff, Paul is patient and non-judgemental, so if you’ve got a parent or grandparent who just can’t get their head around their new phone, it’s definitely worth booking them in for a free session.

THREE OF THE BEST RACEWEAR BOUTIQUES WARD & WYLIE, 99 Station Street, South Yarra.

Call 0416 243 254. Entering this boutique is like stepping into a fairy tale with whimsical headpieces and vintage-style cocktail hats everywhere. Owner Luci Giblin is a former stylist and florist, so you’re in good hands.

COLLETTE DINNIGAN, 1015 High Street, Armadale.

Call 9827 2111. With the paint barely dry on this new flagship store, the races are a great excuse to treat yourself to a Collette Dinnigan creation. Chandeliers in the dressing room add to the luxury of the experience.

MIMCO, 1043 High Street, Armadale. Call 9822 0200; and 567 Chapel Street, South Yarra. Call 9827 0259.

Dress sorted? Head to Mimco for beautiful accessories.

From jewellery to clutch bags to funky headpieces, there are lots of lovely things here to complete your look.

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STREET ART TOORAK VILLAGE ART AFFAIR Where: Toorak Village shop windows When: Until November 11

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sked to festoon Toorak Road’s sparkling shop windows with 250 works of art, Robert

Littlewood (pictured) came to the task with love on his mind.

This was no decoration, it was matchmaking.‘‘I’ve been able to pair particular artists’ works with certain shops,’’ says the Melbourne art publisher about this year’s inaugural Toorak Village Art Affair across 93 businesses. ‘‘[Illustrator] Leigh Hobbs obviously belongs in a little children’s store, and it looks delightful – Horrible Harriet, one of his best characters, is in the

window. Another shop suited something contemporary so I gave them Geoffrey Ricardo.

One hairdresser said,‘I just want something Aboriginal’. Curves gym wanted Norman Lindsay’s photographs of his nude models. ‘‘I went into the Tok H and a woman said ‘I want Pro Hart’, without my telling her what I had.’’

Fortunately, Littlewood’s file was replete with all things Harty; he worked with the Broken Hill artist during the last four years of Hart’s

life, and the pair produced 120 graphic prints. ‘‘Around the time Pro died, if you asked anyone to name an Australian artist, they would have said Pro Hart or Sidney Nolan,’’ Littlewood says.‘‘But when I met him in 1970 no one knew who he was.’’

Littlewood was also the first to make prints with senior Aboriginal artist Paddy Fordham, whose work is on display in Toorak.

A Monash graduate, Littlewood began publishing fine art books in

1978 before expanding into prints.

The Toorak exhibition ‘‘is slightly autobiographical, because almost every artist is one I have worked with professionally’’.

All works are for sale, and are priced from $120 to $2500. Such sums are in modest contrast to the fame of the artists, including Englishman Richard Spare, a hit in his native land but whose work is making its Melbourne debut.

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Lives: Parkville.

Worth the cost of admission? Definitely. The acting was absolutely fantastic. It was shot really well and the story was really good.

Out of 10: 8.

Favourite movie: The Lord of the Rings trilogy.

Lives: Mentone.

Worth the cost of admission? I would say so. This isn’t usually my sort of film, and it’s the second time I’ve seen it. The acting sets it apart from other films. And visually it was really stylised.

Out of 10: 7.

Favourite movie: Primer.

Lives: Carlton.

Worth the cost of admission? Absolutely. I have a little bit of a crush on Tom Hardy. He was fabulous as per usual. Watching him being a manly man was fantastic.

Out of 10: 8.

Favourite movie: Remember the Titans.

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RETAIL THERAPY HABBOT 1011 High Street, Armadale, call 9822 8484 Open: Monday to Friday 11am – 5pm; Saturday 10am – 5pm; Sunday noon – 5pm Visit: habbotstudios.com

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WHO’S BUYING

When Annie Abbott wanted to take her online shoe business Habbot into the bricks and mortar world of retail, she made the clever decision to test the waters with a series of pop-up stores. Following the success of three pop-ups in a nine-month period (in GPO, Chapel Street and Howey Place in the city) Abbott opened her first permanent store in Armadale.

Abbott designs all the shoes, which are then handmade in Italy using Italian leather.“I just really wanted the shoes to sit at a higher quality level than the mainstream footwear that you can get here,”Abbott says.

“I think people associate Italian leather goods with quality and for a good reason; quality is just second nature to them.”

Habbot is smack bang in trendy High Street, which means lots of young mums and retirees with cash to splash.“A few are aware of my online brand but I am mostly introducing the shoes to a new audience,” Abbott says.

WHAT’S IN STORE Brightly coloured shoes priced from $300 to $400 (or sale shoes from $200) line the walls of this light and bright store that feels more like an art gallery. Flat lace-up brogues form the cornerstone of each collection, but there’s also 1940s-style pumps, simple flats and funky sandals – all in bold colours including purple, aqua, red and orange.

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ODE TO MY SUBURB Musician, writer and Stonnington Jazz patron ALLAN BROWNE lives in Malvern and tells us his favourite places for . . .

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Eden Espresso on Glenferrie Road.

It’s very relaxing, I could be in Brunswick Street.

I have lots of favourites, but at present my favourite is Fleischers, which has pastries and sausage rolls from another world.

Eden Espresso, 121 Glenferrie Road, Malvern.

Call 9509 9119 Books in Print, 100/102 Glenferrie Road, Malvern.

Call 9500 9631 Something Italian, 235 Glenferrie Road, Malvern.

Call 9576 0207 M&M Hot Bread, 94 Glenferrie Road, Malvern. Call 9500 9461 Fleischer Cakes, 96 Glenferrie Road, Malvern. Call 9509 3699 Renown Fruit Emporium, 98 Glenferrie Road, Malvern.

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THE BEST GROCERIES I will do anything to avoid the big supermarkets. I wish there was a Tuckerbag like the old days.

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FRESH FRUIT AND VEG Renown Fruit Emporium on Glenferrie Road, where the whole friendly staff go on holidays together.

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Books in Print.They have a great selection and friendly staff.

A ROMANTIC DINNER DATE Something Italian. I am on an Italian kick so Margie and I love this place.

A CHEAP AND CHEERFUL MEAL Lyn’s M&M Hot Bread bakery on Glenferrie Road.They have superb, crunchy French bread, pies, sandwiches and a really friendly service.

Renown Fruit Emporium

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Custom made and off the rack shirts from Phillips, hand cut and sewn in Melbourne since 1952. Choose from a vast selection of superior quality rare vintage and modern European fabrics.

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CHRIS PERRY 21.5.1959 – 5.10.2012 MALVERN resident and former Stawell Gift winner Chris Perry died suddenly on October 5; survived by his wife Shirley and young son Tom. A funeral was held in the Members’ Dining Room at the Melbourne Cricket Club, MCG, on October 17.

Perry, 53, was an architect and chief executive officer of Jackson Architecture (Australia), but will

also be remembered for his distinguished athletic prowess.

He was the Gift winner in 1982 and captain of the Australian Athletics Team for the Edinburgh Commonwealth Games in 1986.

Perry was a central figure in the upheaval in Australian track and field in the mid-’80s when the then highly controversial decision was made to open the amateur sport to professional athletes.

In 1986, he became the first Stawell Gift champion to subsequently win a national championship medal – a silver in the 100 metres – and was selected in the 1986 Commonwealth Games Team.

His story was big news at the time but since then five Stawell Gift winners have gone on to be Olympians.

A popular figure within the athletics community, Perry maintained a strong interest in the sport after his retirement and was a regular visitor to Stawell and a TV commentator for the Easter carnival.

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Olivia Carolan, Samantha James and Kali Thorp know that the best place to be during speeches is near the bar.

Danielle Galea recently ran the Melbourne Marathon, raising $1000 for youth leadership charity Ryla.

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is as much about learning to recognise faults as it is about identifying varietal and regional characteristics.Armadale Cellars’ Phil Hude is running a one-night palate trainer, an aperitif to its more involved five-week wine course.

Armadale Cellars, 813 High Street, Armadale. November 12, 6.30pm-8.30pm. Details: call 9509 3055.

EXHIBITIONS JON CATTAPAN Jon Cattapan is a Melbournebased artist who has forged a successful career spanning some three decades for his political and social representations of the urban environment. He has taken up various residencies across the world, from Seoul in South Korea to Castelfranco Veneto in Italy, and has been exhibited widely in commercial galleries and curated museum shows. In his latest show he continues his preoccupation with the city as a global shifting screen of architectural information. His large abstract works, painted in visceral reds and vermilions, show the artist has been experimenting in a much more abstract and gestural way.

Kalimanrawlins, 8 Ellis Street, South Yarra. Opening November 3, 4-6pm. Exhibition runs until November 24, Tuesday to Friday, 11am–5.30pm, Saturday, noon– 5pm. Details: call 9826 2470.

MUSIC HEY DEE HO IN THE CHILDREN’S GARDEN Hey Dee Ho has run music programs for toddlers for 25 years.

It returns to the Children’s Garden at the Botanic Gardens every Wednesday until late November with music and movement for children aged 18 months to two years. Bookings required.

The Visitor Centre, Observatory Gate, The Ian Potter Foundation Children’s Garden, Royal Botanic Gardens.Wednesdays until November 21, 10–10.45am.

Details: call 9252 2429.

STEPH HILL AND THE MISSING FUNDAMENTAL Most references to this Melbourne band mention their “small but fiercely local following”.That might change if other effusive descriptions of their sound hold true. Powerful lead guitar riffs, massive drums and Steph’s raw lyrical style will continue to draw a wider following.

They will present their debut single, Crawling, with support acts Marmoset, Diana’s Bow, Lauren Glezer and Dann Webb.

Revolver Upstairs, 229 Chapel Street, Prahran. November 3, 8pm–1am. Details: call 1300 438 849.

ANDREW ROGERS’ MOLTEN CONCEPTS

OUTBREAK OF PEACE This exhibition asks, what is peace?

It examines local, national and international efforts that seek to ensure stability, and collective collaboration in doing so. It looks at Australia’s role in recent peacekeeping efforts, and at international initiatives for peace.

Shrine of Remembrance, Birdwood Avenue, Melbourne.

Until January 31, Monday to Sunday, 10am–5pm.

Details: call 9661 8100.

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Andrew Rogers is one of Australia’s most prolific contemporary artists whose series of land art is the largest undertaking of its kind in the world. This exhibition features a series of fluid sculptures crafted from polyamide. These milky white creations take on shapes akin to shells, and have a distinct femininity. Photos from his Rhythms of Life project are also on show. He began the project in 1998 in Israel’s Arava Desert, and since then 47 stone structures have been positioned in natural environments in 13 countries, spanning seven continents.

Mossgreen Gallery, 310 Toorak Road, South Yarra Until November 3, Monday to Friday, 10am–5.30pm, Saturday, 10am–4pm.

Details: call 9826 0822.

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Twenty-seven graduate students from NMIT’s Diploma of Illustration course are exhibiting their best work from two years of study. This is the 17th year of the exhibition, showcasing Melbourne’s up-and-coming talent. The students produced work using traditional media, printmaking, painting, digital design, animation and 3D illustration.

Chapel Off Chapel, 12 Little Chapel Street, Prahran.

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What kid doesn’t love pizza? Here’s your chance to steer them away from the takeaway variety. Ladro is holding a pizza class for children aged three to 14.They’ll roll up their sleeves and learn to make pizza dough, create their own pizza and eat it on the spot or take it home to show mum and dad.

Ladro, 162 Greville Street, Prahran. November 3, 3.45– 5.15pm. Details: call 9510 2233.

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Learn the art of sample roasting, and have a go at it yourself.You’ll be taught the basics of heat transfer, the importance of airflow and the impact of roast level on the final cup. Classes are restricted to three places and you get to take home the fruits of your efforts.

Market Lane, shop 13, Prahran Market, 163 Commercial Road, South Yarra. November 6, 10am–4pm. Details: call 9804 7434.

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FILM FESTIVALS GREEK FILM FESTIVAL Thirty-six films have been selected for the 19th Greek Film Festival, and perhaps the most telling sign of the times is that just three of them are comedies. Reflecting Greece’s current austerity, festival director Antonis Aggelopoulos said Greek filmmakers have some powerful stories they want the world to know about, and they’re not necessarily fluffy and light-hearted. One of the highlights is Ektoras Lyzigos’ debut, Boy Eating the Bird’s Food. It won in Toronto with its haunting, social realist account of an alienated man living on the edge of starvation.

Palace Cinema Como, 299 Toorak Road, South Yarra. Until November 4, session times vary. Details: call 9827 7533.

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These Melbourne-based rockers launch their latest single, the first from upcoming EP Falling Awake, due out later this year. Originally from the Gold Coast and Brisbane, Simon Borg (lead vocals), Andrew Downing (guitar), Dave Glavich (guitar), Chris Borg (bass guitar) and Mark Borg (drums) will have you jumping around with their feelgood punk and tormenting vocals.

Revolver, 229 Chapel Street, Prahran. November 3, 8pm.

Details: call 1300 438 849.

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CHARITY YOU DRINK SO THEY CAN EAT Every Monday night, diners at Ladro are given the option to bring their own wine. The $5 corkage fee will be donated to local charities. With enough notice, Ladro will create a custom menu to match your BYO bottle.

So grab something special and Ladro will give your $5 to help fund Christmas lunch at Prahran Mission.

Ladro, 162 Greville Street, Prahran. Every Monday, 6pm– late. Details: call 9510 2233.

Impro Melbourne Theatre presents these back-to-back shows examining human existence, relationships and the soul. La Muse takes you on a captivating musical journey, where the characters are inspired by the music of four musicians. If These Walls Could Talk is a fly-on-the-wall observation of each generation whose lives intersect within the realm of the family home. It takes a close look at the dynamics between three generations of a family and their friends.

The Space Dance & Arts Centre, 5 Carlton Street, Prahran.

November 1-3 and 8-10, 7.30pm.

Details: call 9529 3949.

DOCTOR FAUSTUS Palace Cinema’s 2012-13 opera and ballet season is well under way, screening performances from around the world including the Royal Opera, the Royal Ballet, Glyndebourne and for the first time, Opera On Ice. In conjunction

with Shakespeare’s Globe, they will screen Christopher Marlowe’s tragedy Doctor Faustus, directed

by Matthew Dunster.This legendary story about a man who sells his soul to the devil for power and pleasure has been given a modern interpretation with puppets, pyrotechnics and magic tricks.

Palace Cinema Como, November 2-4 & 7, session times vary. Details: call 9827 7533.

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Melbourne five-piece band Whitaker has recently launched its debut LP, recorded at the revered Southern Track Studios in Atlanta. It will be celebrating the new album – produced by Nick DiDia of Powderfinger and Pearl Jam fame – by playing at Revolver Upstairs. The band will be joined by Sunday Chairs and Little Big Wolf.

Revolver Upstairs, 229 Chapel Street, Prahran.

November 2, 8.30pm.

Details: call 1300 438 849.

Jacqui has the kind of soothing voice befitting a yoga instructor, with decades of teaching experience in yoga styles in Australia, Europe and India. Her meditation course encourages stillness in the mind, and helps you enter an “oasis of calm”.

Studies show that anxiety and stress can be alleviated though frequent meditation, so give it a go. It’s the perfect weekend wind-down.

Hawthorn/Malvern Yoga Centre, 6/1 Milton Parade, Malvern.

November 3, 1-2pm.

Details: call 9885 9455.

TOORAK VILLAGE ART FAIR The Toorak Village Traders Association recruited art historian Robert C. Littlewood to curate this exhibition of more than 150 original graphic prints.The artworks are on display in the 70 or so shops and businesses participating in The Village. Works

by Australian artists such as Pro Hart, Kenneth Jack, Lionel Lindsay, David Boyd, Leigh Hobbs and Andrew Sibley are on display and available for purchase.

Toorak Village, Toorak Road, between Williams Road and Grange Road, Toorak.

Until November 11. Details: call 0438 542 713 or 1300 438 849.

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SHUTTERS AP Shutters – Highest quality, timber plantation shutters at Melbourne’s best prices guaranteed. Also specialising in all other window furnishings. For a free, no obligation quote, Contact 9818 1133. info@ap-shutters.com www.ap-shutters.com

GARDEN CONSULTATIONS Town and Country Gardens - Personalised service including solving existing garden problems, plant health checks and revamping or establishing a new garden. Practical, professional advice and garden designs ensuring individual gardening needs are fulfilled. Call us – we come to you. Contact 9822 9704.

GATES Ri-cal Improvements - Specialists in designing and fabricating all types of modern steel and aluminium gates. We cater for both the residential and commercial markets with our focus on modern and architectural styles. Contact Brett on 0409 257 535 for a quote. www.rical.com.au

GLASS INSULATION Solartech Glass Tinting - Homes and offices. New “Low e” window film is a new cost effective solution to reduce energy consumption in your home and office. In Winter months, it reduces heat loss up to 25% through your windows and in Summer it rejects up to 57% of sun’s heat, which means lower heating and airconditioning costs. Other benefits includes tinted appearance, glare reduction, UV reduction by 99% to reduce fading and sun damage to furnishings. One-way films will give you privacy so you can have your blinds up to enjoy the open view and light. Frosted and etched films will give you day and night privacy. Call for a free onsite consultation.

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KITCHEN RENOVATIONS Smarter Kitchens - Live in the kitchen you love with a complete design, build and project management from Melbourne’s smartest kitchen renovator. Guaranteed start and finish dates, or we pay you.

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LANDSCAPING Northcote Landscaping - Our services include complete landscape design and construction, renovate existing paving, decking, retaining walls, irrigation and planting. Call our qualified professionals, to receive personalised service and quality workmanship. For your free consultation and quotation Contact Michael 0412 300 712 or Jay 0438 445 933. www.northcotelandscaping.com.au Stephen Graham Landscaping - With over 25 years experience we have the knowledge to design and construct all aspects of landscaping from retaining walls, decking, paving, lawns, irrigation and planting. Member of Landscape Victoria, Registered Building Practitioner and Sustainable Gardening Australia.

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MARBLE & GRANITE The Marble House – One of the largest ranges of marble, granite, limestone and travertine in Australia. Wholesale rates direct to the public, supply and installation of bench tops, fireplaces, walls, floors etc. Showroom address: 332 - 342 Gooch Street, Thornbury 3071.

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Victorian Shutters & Shades – Distributors of the Durafit® Shutter System. This premium product exceeds quality standards of most shutters available today, providing peace of mind and a guarantee of quality. We also have on offer an entire range of Window Furnishings.

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TREE DOCTOR Frank Duke – Total tree care, including reshaping or removals.

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WARDROBES Almara Cabinets - Winners of the Australian Achievers’ Award.

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Carpenters Weatherboard cladding, Window and Doors installation, Locks, Timber floorings, Internal wall partitions, Decking

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Tilers APN Plumbing

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Over 30 Years Experience Specialising In: • Floor & Wall Tiles • Old & New Homes • Kitchen & Bathroom Renovation Free Measure & Quote.

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TIFFANY RELAXATION In CBD for gents and ladies. Appointment only. 7 days. Hours: 10am - 7pm.

Please phone 0403 668 381.

Massage Therapy Massage with Harmony Schedule your massage with me.

Feel healing and pleasure at all levels. Mentally, emotionally and physically. Lomi Lomi avail.

Mon-Sun 10am-7pm.

Balwyn area. 0400 442 713.

CAMBERWELL HERBAL Full body deep tissue relaxation, new staff. 517 Camberwell Road. Open 7 days till 8pm. 9889 5633.

CARNEGIE KOREAN New Korean full body herbal treatment and massage. 10-8pm, 7 days. 251 Koornang Road. ☎ 0450 126 641.

Massage ~ Costume 6/180 Commercial Rd, (enter Izett St) Prahran.

Double massage, 9533 8877.

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TANTRA Learn how to create intimacy and trust within a sacred environment.

Phone 0450 056 698.

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Luxurious Studios With Shower Facilities Male/Female Waxing 140 Queen Street Melbourne CBD

9642 4368 Also at 29 Johnson St, Reservoir

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A ULTIMATE Pleasure. Body-soul relaxation, prof sports massage, sciatica, back pain relief. European exp. Michelle: 0431 442 956.

FOREVER YOUNG Lomi-lomi full body massage. 424 Victoria St, Nth Melbourne. 320 Glenferrie Rd, Malvern. Ph: 0425 505 888.

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Beautiful Girls From 18+ Private Car park Available Full Service Start From $70 10 Fulton St, Oakleigh South Open From 10am - Late Escort Available

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142-144 Frankston-Dandenong Rd, Dandenong 3175

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Prices should not be quoted as being 'excluding GST' or 'plus GST' or by the use of words or phrases conveying similar meaning.

Readers are entitled to expect that the advertised prices are the actual prices at which they can purchase the particular goods and services.

Metro Media Publishing will not knowingly accept for publication any advertisement which may be in breach of the Competition and Consumer Act or any other relevant law.

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Telephone: 9077 7620.

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Contact 9500 9870.

Business Franchise for Sale or Lease RESTAURANT / CAFE

Taking $55,000 p/w and still improving A great business offering: Brilliant & extensive setup in huge growth North n corridor.

520sqm premises which can accommodate over 250 seats including 96 car spots.

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Solid & proven business with reasonable rent & long lease.

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ABLE TO START NOW? Home based/ internet/ mail order.

PT, $2,000 or FT, $5,000 month.

Phone: (03) 8671 2990.

QUALIFIED HAIRDRESSER Looking for full time professional, must be able to work weekends. feminaparlour@yahoo.com

Walkers Wanted To deliver papers and brochures in Manor Lakes, Wyndham Vale Werribee, Altona Meadows and Seabrook. ✆ Dianne 0417 129 040

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Our Professional Employment and Situations Vacant columns are reserved for advertisements which carry a SPECIFIC and GENUINE offer of employment.

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"Commission only'' jobs are only accepted in these columns PROVIDED that this is clearly stated in the ad AND the employer is paying Workcover and Superannuation. If not, then these advertisements MUST be placed in an alternate classification such as Self Employment Opportunities.

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Spray Painter Fully Qualified and Experienced Spray Painter required for immediate start in busy panel shop located in North Sunshine.

Top working conditions. Wage negotiable.

Contact 9311 1317

Deli Manager required for a local IGA Supermarket in Hoppers Crossing. Immediate start. Experience essential.

Please call sab 0410 318 310 or email info@sabsautos.com.au G5494685

DUTY MANAGER

Experienced staff required Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights Must have RSA Please post resume to: Stairs nightclub 67a Evans Street Sunbury 3429

Weekend / evening Duty Manager required for a local IGA supermarkets in Hoppers Crossing experience essential.

Please fax resume for both positions to 9748 4138

APPRENTICE LOCKSMITH

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New Position. Location: Werribee Full time, immediate start, above award wages.

Duties: Mobile on-site work, key cutting, serving customers, assisting senior locksmiths.

Also, future on-call night work.

Warehouse Store Person

Applications to: info@precisionlocksmiths.com.au or Precision Locksmiths Unit 14,33-39 Railway Ave, Werribee, Vic 3030.

Would you like regular but NOT fulltime work?

We are seeking a team player for a hands on and multitasking role which includes warehouse tasks such as picking, packing, dispatching, receiving, computerized processing sales orders and customer service activities. It is a casual role offering 3 days a week. The initial 2-3 weeks of training will be Monday to Friday. Working hours are 8 hours shifts between 7:00 am and 5:30 pm.

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You should have an excellent eye for detail, discipline to work in a ‘zero error’ environment, a willingness to learn and an enthusiastic attitude.

Venues

ENJOY AN AFTERNOON OF GREAT FOOD AND GREAT MUSIC AT AMORA

Adeal imports photographic products and distributes to retailers across Australia. We work in a smoke free environment.

Please send us your resume by email or Fax. Ms Dhania Parakkatil, Human Resources Adeal Pty Ltd, 2, Baldwin Road, Altona North, Vic 3025 Email: dhaniap@adeal.com.au Fax: 03 8369 4420

12pm – 3pm

SUNDAY LUNCH & JAZZ

Live Jazz Trio

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BAR MANAGER BAR STAFF

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MATERIALS DELIVERED DIRECTLY TO YOU GREAT FLEXIBILITY - you choose your hours ALL AGES WELCOME (students, adults, retirees, groups, etc) NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED VEHICLE AN ADVANTAGE, but not essential

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649 Bridge Road, Richmond Tel: (03) 9246 1200 Toll Free: 1800 339 436

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Hawthorn Studio & Gallery

Brava Lingerie

Old Treasury Building Museum

635 Burwood Road, Hawthorn East. (03) 9882 5553

487 High Street, Prahran. (03) 9529 3046

20 Spring Street, Melbourne. 9651 2233

PRUE ACTION Exhibition on until 3rd November, 2012.

PRUE ACTION has been known as one of the top colourists in the world of fashion and cosmetics has now translated this ability to create beautiful and evocative paintings with intense and subtle colour. Prue Action will be introducing Merv Moriarty, artist and author of his recently published book ‘Colour - The Definitive Guide’ at 2pm at the gallery and will also happily talk about her artwork.

Brava has Melbourne’s biggest range of lingerie and swimwear in D cup and up. Our specialist fitters work exclusively in sizes 6 - 22 and D - K cups to help you feel comfortable, uplifted and fabulous in the world’s finest lingerie. Show this ad for $15.00 off your first purchase at Brava, 487 High Street, Prahran or Brava, Shop 214 Australia on Collins in Melbourne. Valid until Friday 30th November, 2012.

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Cobra Cane

The Cleaning Shop — Lithofin Stone Care

180 Wellington Street, Collingwood. (03) 9417 7888

283 High Street, Kew. 9853 0177

Boy & Girl

Summer Sale! The Barry three-piece lounge suite, available in a water hyacinth stained walnut colour. Now only $1,499. Cushions can be made from a huge range of fabric’s. The store sells quality cane at affordable prices. All floorstock will be discounted on request if it’s not already marked down. They will also re-cushion and repair all cane furniture. A visit to our huge showroom, which is open “eight days per week” is essential.

Lithofin manufactures a great range of products to clean, protect and maintain valuable marble and granite bench tops and floor surfaces. Easy Clean Spray is a fantastic stone bench-top cleaner that also protects and enhances the appearance of surfaces.

If stone or granite is dull, rub in Polish Cream to dramatically improve its sheen. For maximum protection, Stain Stop is a great penetrating sealer.

A real toy shop with 47 years experience selecting beautiful toys

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www.thecleaningshop.com.au

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Linda Black - Vintage Furs

Allechante Nails & Beauty

Almara Cabinets

Owner Jon Jackson opened Linda Black in Chapel Street in 2002, and it quickly became a popular retail destination for locals and tourists alike. Experienced furriers and licensed second hand dealers, they recycled beautiful high quality fur, well before its’ recent resurgence in popularity. Now situated in the charming 1920’s shopping village of McKinnon Road, McKinnon, we have become Melbourne’s ‘go to’ shop for every aspect of vintage and classic furs.

At Allechante you will be pampered and taken care of. We offer

body waxing and spray tanning for both men and women.

Almara Cabinets is a family business established in 1995 with several years previous experience in the wardrobe industry. Almara’s core business is the manufacture and fitting of primarily wardrobes, however, they manufacture other products in the line of custom-built wall and entertainment units, desks, cabinets, laundry cupboards, shelving and garage storage. Have an experienced designer come to you, for a no obligation quote. They also deal direct with builders.

www.lindablack.com.au

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www.almara.com.au

143 McKinnon Road, McKinnon. (03) 9597 9687

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Shop 2, 414 Toorak Road, Toorak. 9826 1115

you beautiful nails in bio sculpture gel, shellac gel, normal gel or acrylic with any design finish you want along with manicures and spa pedicures. Allechante also specialises in eyelash extensions, eyelash tinting, eyebrow shaping, semi permanent make-up, all

Governors’ exhibition explores its fascinating past and the story of its brilliant 19 year old designer, J J Clark. See his beautiful original drawings and paintings. Explore the original gold vaults. Kids Fun Trail. Free entry. Please visit our website for more information.

495 High Street, Prahran. (03) 9525 0300

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CHRIS HOPKINS

Kristian hopes the AFL draft blows his way

BY EWEN McRAE emcrae@mmpgroup.com.au ONLY one thing could top off one of the busiest years of Kristian Jaksch’s life and that may come on November 22.

That’s when the Hawthorn 18-year-old hopes to hear his name called out at the AFL national draft to begin what he hopes will be a long and fulfilling career. ‘‘I feel like I’ve had a season to deserve an opportunity and that’s basically all I’m hoping for,’’ Jaksch said. ‘‘A lot of guys would give up their daily life to get an opportunity at AFL level, and I feel that with the work I’ve done this year and my ability as a footballer, I’ll give myself every opportunity come November 22.’’

Jaksch, a 195-centimetre key position player from the Oakleigh Chargers, has certainly done all in his power to make sure the AFL recruiters notice him.

He was a member of the Vic Metro under-18 team that won the national championships and made the state team.

The Carey Grammar student was also named in the TAC Cup team of the year to add to his premiership with the Chargers. ‘‘I had some things I wanted to achieve during the year and I feel I’ve done that,’’ he said. ‘‘I’ve had a pretty successful year, when you look back.’’

Jaksch was invited to the AFL draft combine, which brought together the most talented juniors from around the country for a series of physical tests and interviews in front of watchful club recruiters and coaches.

The week was a mixed bag for Jaksch. ‘‘I did my left hamstring in the 20-metre sprint, so I couldn’t do all the physical testing I would’ve liked,’’ he said. ‘‘But I felt like I interviewed pretty well, and that’s probably my strong point.

‘‘I really enjoyed the week, although meeting the coaches was pretty intimidating. ‘‘You see them all on television ... when they’re in your face asking you questions, you understand the enormity of what you’ve got yourself into.’’

Jaksch, a Richmond fan, would love to be donning the yellow and black next year but knows he has to be prepared to move to follow his dream. ‘‘It would be nice to stay in Victoria where you can be close to your family and friends, but I think every kid that goes into the AFL draft knows that’s not necessarily going to happen,’’ he said. ‘‘I’m fully prepared for whatever might happen.’’ ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●

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■ SCHOOL SPORT

2012 APS BOYS’ COMBINED ATHLETICS SPORTS BOYS: 100m: M Bertacco (SKC) 10.83s W Johns (Caul) S Farnan (XC). 200m: M Bertacco (SKC) 22.31s W Johns (Caul) S Farnan (XC). 400m: D Lawson-Matthew (GGS) 48.23s K Rodrigo (HY) W Meggitt (SC). 800m: S Knuckey 1m52.30s (WC) T Harik (SKC) W Meggitt (SC). 1500m: L Mathews (SKC) 3m56.80s D Zinni (XC) M Thompson (MGS). 3000m: L Mathews (SKC) 8m45.53s C Gatt (WC) M Thompson (MGS). 110m hurdles: M Midgley (XC) 14.54s L Harrison (MGS) D Di Donato (SC). 4x100m relay: Xavier College 42.62s Melbourne Grammar, St Kevin’s College.

4x800m relay: Melbourne Grammar 7m47.55s Xavier College, St Kevin’s College. High jump: J Purchase (CY) 1.90m N Cropley (SKC) and B Pilkinghorne (XC) C Collins (WC) and M Fogarty (BGS). Long jump: H Dixon (MGS) 6.79m M Bertacco (SKC) M Haynes (CY). Triple jump: H Smith (SKC) 13.77m T Wilkinson (MGS) P Akec (CY). Shot: C Dixon (SC) 14.20m F Saaga (MGS) L Cann (HY).

U-17: 100m: J Hill (Caul) 11.17s H Smith (SKC) P McDonald (XC). 200m: P McDonald (XC) 22.80s S Reiser (GGS) T La Roche (SKC). 800m: A Pyke (WC) 1m58.79s H Baylis (GGS) L Merrett (SKC). 1500m: A Pyke (WC) 4m08.12s B Kelly (HY) N Stagg (SKC). 110m hurdles: M Merakis (MGS) 15.35s W Gowers (XC) Z Cordy (GC). 4x100m: Caulfield Grammar 44.09s St Kevin’s, Geelong Grammar.

4x400m: Geelong Grammar 3m26.86s Xavier College, St Kevin’s. High jump: J Baden (MGS) 2.12m (NR) H Smith (SKC) J Rutter (BGS). Long jump: H Smith (SKC) 6.42m J Henderson (MGS) S Gunther (GGS). Triple jump: D Johnson (SKC) 14.33m (NR) A Bennett (SC) J Henderson (MGS).

Shot: Z Smith (WC) 15.13m M Pittonet (XC) M Lee (HY).

GIRLS: 100m: G Mackie (WC) 12.56s N Thaipun (GGS) T Kearns (Caul). 200m: T Kearns (Caul) 25.91s G Mackie (WC) M Northover (CY). 400m: T Kearns (Caul) 1m00.20s M Northover (CY) M Woolford (WC). 800m: J Hansen (CY) 2m18s T Kearns (Caul) C Imer (WC). 1500m: J Hansen (CY) 4m54.95s C Imer (WC) J Sleigh (GGS). 100m hurdles: C Hatzipantelis (Caul) 16.49s E Smith (WC) E Fuller (GC). 4x100m: Caulfield Grammar 50.84s Wesley College, Geelong Grammar. 4x400m: Caulfield Grammar 4m08.95s Carey Grammar, Geelong Grammar. High jump: L Mackinlay-Campbell (GGS) 1.53m E Smith (WC) E Fenton( GC). Long jump: H Basic (CY) 5.52m N Thaipun (GGS) G Mackie (WC). Triple jump: O Padley (HY) 10.25m C Hatzipantelis (Caul) E Smith (WC). Shot: A Hocking (GC) 12.02m C Cameron (GGS) E Osei-Safo (CY).

U-17: 100m: H Basic (CY) 12.29s S Spikers (GC) R Neave (Caul). 200m: H Basic (CY) 25.97s E Fyffe (GGS) R Fredricksen (WC). 400m: E Sanford (Caul) 59.05s E Fyffe (GGS), A Hynes (WC). 800m: A Rafferty (GGS) 2m25.19s G Buchan (Caul) M Harding (CY). 100m hurdles: J Quinn (WC) 16.11s Summer Spikers (GC) E Sturgess (HY). 4x100m: Wesley College 51.13s Carey Grammar, Caulfield Grammar. High Jump: H Cannizzo (CY) 1.55m H Paletua (HY) P Randall (WC). Long jump: J Quinn (WC) 4.92m H Cannizzo (CY) N Marshallsea (HY). Triple jump: J Quinn (WC) I Greed (GGS) N Marshallsea (HY). Shot: O Garcey (GC) 11.20m P Randall (WC) C Wilkins (HY).

Pts: St Kevins College 463.50, Melbourne Grammar 417.50, Xavier College 378, Haileybury 357.50, Caulfield Grammar 348.50, Wesley College 311.50, Scotch College 310, Carey Grammar 303.50, Geelong Grammar 241, Brighton Grammar 215, Geelong College 137.

Legend: BGS (Brighton Grammar) CY (Carey) Caul (Caulfield Grammar) GGS (Geelong Grammar) GC (Geelong College) HY (Haileybury) MGS (Melbourne Grammar) SC (Scotch College) SKC (St Kevin’s College) WC (Wesley College) XC (Xavier College).

AGSV BOYS Rd 2: BADMINTON: Peninsula 6-10-230 d Trinity 0-0-93, Camberwell 5-9-241 d PEGS 1-2-166, Ivanhoe 6-10-230 d Mentone 0-0-120.

BASKETBALL: Trinity 94 d Yarra Valley 33, Marcellin 78 d Mentone 28, Ivanhoe 56 d Assumption 30, PEGS 36 drew Peninsula 36.

CRICKET: Trinity 1-69 d Yarra Valley 68 (Tyson 5-13), Mentone 1-136 (van Cuyleberg-Riemers 63no) d Marcellin 9-132, Assumption 7-245 (Laffan 108no Langford 4-53) d Ivanhoe 202 (Kelly 4-35), Peninsula 7-195 d PEGS 140 (Feldgen 5-32).

SQUASH: Scotch 15-31-504 d Marcellin 1-3-299, Camberwell 14-29-528 d PEGS 2-8-393, St. Kevin’s Gold 8-21-492 d St Kevin’s Green 8-19-505.

TABLE TENNIS: Trinity 12-41 d Peninsula 3-18, Camberwell 10-38 d PEGS 5-16, Ivanhoe 10-36 d Mentone 5-24.

TENNIS: Yarra Valley 10-104 d Trinity 6-87, Ivanhoe 11108 d Assumption 5-76, PEGS 15-126 d Peninsula 1-48, Mentone v Marcellin (washout).

VOLLEYBALL: Trinity 3 d Peninsula 1 (25-16 23-25 25-18 25-23), Mentone 3 d Ivanhoe 0 (25-17 25-16 25-19), Yarra Valley 3 d Marcellin 0 (25-16 25-17 25-12).

■ BOWLS

SATURDAY METROPOLITAN PENNANT Round 4 Premier Division: LALOR 18-98 d MENTONE 0-51, (M Lucas 30 d Z Trbara 12, C Watt 25 d B McCallum 15, W Hudson 15 d E Spence 10, C McCarron 28 d D Rushton 14), ALTONA 17-87 d MOONEE PONDS 1-62, B Coad 30 d M Jacobsen 14, B Peck 21 d B Spurr 14, B Dodd 15 d A Galloway 15, D Zitter 21 d S Fordham 19), BUNDOORA RSL 14-77 d MELBOURNE 4-73, D DiFloria 25 d S Mortimer 12, N Mc Intyre 24 d B Leighton 17, L Aiello 15 lost to T Simmons 26, I Ewing 13 lost to R Green 18), BRIGHTON 16-88 d ESSENDON 2-56, J McCarron 26 d N Wilson 15, T Shannon 18 lost to P Loe 19, L Schraner 23 d M Wilson 12, A Wilson 21 d D Woodrow 10, WERRIBEE 16-95 d CLAYTON 2-74, (B Barker 21 d B Lester 19, B Major 33 d G Archer 15, D Christie 22 d D Benwell 20, M O’Neil 19 lost to D Wood 20).

Div 1: Sec 1: Melb (2) 2-69 Kew Hts 16-97, Ess (2) 1481 Fitz Vic 4-68, Ivan 16-87 Moon Val 2-80, MCC 4-75 Alt (2) 14-76, Strath 8-72 Rich Uni 10-72.

Sec 2: Yarr/Foot 14-94 Bund RSL (2) 4-77, Foots Pk Rosam 16-80 Elst Clb 2-65, Deer Pk 18-92 Lal (2) 0-65, Elth 14-90 Glenr 4-74, Kings 18-104 MCC (2) 0-67.

Standings Kew Heights Ivanhoe Moonee Valley Strathmore Richmond Union Essendon (2) Fitzroy Victoria MCC Altona (2) Melbourne (2)

W 2 2 2 2 3 2 2 1 2 1

L 1 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 2 3

D 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

Up 43 16 38 1 27 -

Dn 15 18 35 27 30

Pt 44 44 38 38 37 35 35 33 32 24

Sec 3: Ber 16-100 Black 4-74, Burd Pk 16-107 Donv 2-42, Cran 16-83 Ring 2-70, Croy 4-68 Heathm 1482, Keys 16-110 Fern Gul 2-56. Sec 4: Burw Dist 16-85 Pak 2-72, Mitch 0-67 Chelt 18-89, Lily 18-112 Ber (2) 0-52, Clay (2) 3-84 Coates 15-93, Yarr Glen 18-116 Mord 0-62.

Div 2: Sec 1: Flem/Kens Hopp 18-15, Melton 18-110 Werribee (2) 0-65, Will 14-87 Yarr/Foot (2) 4-66, Sunb 15-90 Port Melb 3-60, Suns RSL 13-69 Suns C 5-62.

Sec 2: Moon Val (2) 0-46 Montm 18-94, Craig 14-91 Lal (3) 4-76, W Cob 16-96 Keil 2-83, Buck Pk 3-68 Broad 15-71, Moon Pds (2) 14-87 Sunb (2) 4-67.

Sec 3: Heid Golf 18-88 Dare C 0-71, Whitt 16-99 Kings (2) 2-60, Montm (2) 15-97 Rosan 3-74, E Ivan 4-80 Fair 14-85, C of Heid 1-65 Pres/Res 17-85. Sec 4: Chirn Pk 2-58 Moorool 16-92, Heathm (2) 16-92 Ash 2-61, Black (2) 6-77 Glen Wav 12-83, Heath 15-78 Mitch (2) 3-63, Donc 3-67 Mt Wav 15-78. Sec 5: East Glf 16-100 Lily (2) 2-64, Monb 16-99 Yarr Glen (2) 2-63, Moorool (2) 14-81 Box H RSL 4-77, Verm Sth 14-78 Bor 4-69, Mulg CC 14-85 Bays 4-67. Sec 6: Glen Wav (2) 4-71 Cran (2) 14-76, Cran RSL 16-90 Mulg CC (2) 2-56, Hamp 17-84 Ber (3) 1-70, Wav Glf 4-74 Burd Pk (2) 14-79, Dand Clb 14-93 Verm Sth (2) 4-79. Sec 7: S Oak 14-101 Hamp (2) 4-74, Coates (2) 14-76 Arma 4-75, Ment (2) 16-87 Hamp RSL 2-57, Rich Uni (2) 16-81 Bent 2-66, Chelt (2) 2-60 Edith 16-79. Sec 8: Mid Pk 14-79 Caul Pk 4-61, St Kil 18-100 Albert Park 0-73, Toor 0-68 Melb (3) 18-92, MCC (3) 14-82 Rich Uni (3) 4-79, Arma (2) 2-64 Bright (2) 16-85.

Div 3: Sec 1: Keil (2) 16-90 Will (2) 2-67, Alt Sports 18-113 New 0-51, Hopp (2) 18-88 Suns VRI 0-63, Alt (3) 18-86 Melton (2) 0-63, Werribee (3) 2-74 Foots Pk Rosam (2) 16-76. Sec 2: Moon Pds (3) 2-67 Mari Pk 16-89, Glenr (2) 18-99 Strath (2) 0-53, Aber 18122 Keil (3) 0-55, Glad Pk 3-72 Clift Pk 15-85, Fitz Vic (2) 15-96 Ess (3) 3-77. Sec 3: Green 16-85 Ivan (2) 2-67, Epp RSL 2-63 Bund RSL (3) 16-88, Diam Ck 4-80 Montm (3) 14-85, Hurst 2-65 Whitt (2) 16-71, Lal (4) 0-65 Elth (2) 18-102. Sec 4: Rosan (2) 1-61 Grey 17-105, Mitch (3) 3-65 Camb Cent 15-70, Heathm (3) 9-74 Burw Dist (2) 9-74, Aub 14-81 N Bal 4-68, Donv (2) 16-97 Heath (2) 2-72. Sec 5: Ring (2) 14-83 Moorool (3) 4-66, Bor (2) 14-77 Burw Dist (3) 4-72, Mulg CC (3) 3-74 Chirn Pk (2) 15-77, Mt Wav (2) 16-78 Warb 2-75, Upwey/Tecoma 18-118 Heals 0-56. Sec 6: SOC 18-98 Mulg CC (4) 0-70, Arma (3) 16-109 Nob Pk 2-57, Cran (3) 14-89 Glen Wav (3) 4-74, Clay (3) 1689 Coates (3) 2-72, Chelt (3) 18-93 Verm Sth (3) 0-65.

Sec 7: Ber (4) 2-75 Cran (4) 16-95.75, Burd Pk (3) 2-76 Nar War 16-82, Pak (2) 6-81 Hamp Park 12-82, Edith (2) 14-80 Carr 4-66, Nob Pk (2) 16-87 Park 2-61.

Sec 8: Elst Pk 14-84 Ment (3) 4-80, Glen E-McKinnon 16-97 Chad 2-59, Beau 16-117 Alma 2-56, Murr Pk 14-79 Arma (4) 4-67, Elst Clb (2) 4-69 MCC (4) 14-89.

Div 4: Sec 1: Yarr/Foot (3) 4-72 Hopp (3) 14-78, Port Melb (2) 2-65 Werribee (4) 16-74, Sunb (3) 0-55 City of Melb 18-98, Lav 16-102 Foots Pk Rosam (3) 2-59, St Alb 3-64 Alt (4) 15-74.

Sec 2: Glenr (3) 16-84 W Cob (2) 2-63, Clift Pk (2) 1578 Werribee (5) 3-71, Kings (3) 2-65 Cob More 16-75, Ess (4) 16-71 Fawk 2-60, Bund RSL (4) 14-93 Buck Pk (2) 4-92. Sec 3: Montm (4) 14-83 Ivan (3) 4-65, Thorn 0-45 Lal (5) 18-118, Kew Hts (2) 16-78 Heid Golf (2) 2-68, Y Val CC 12-73 Alph 6-67, Bund RSL (5) 14-84 Donv (3) 4-82. Sec 4: Box H RSL (2) 16-81 Black North 2-58, Ring (3) 0-66 Donc (2) 18-84, Benn 2-70 Temp 16-78, Bays (2) 2-57 Black (3) 16-88, Ash (2) 18-94 Croy (2) 0-66. Sec 5: Lily (3) 4-64 Heathm (4) 14-79, Black (4) 16-75 Upwey/Tecoma (2) 2-67, Moorool (4) 16-91 East Glf (2) 2-63, Fern Gul (2) 16-94 Monb (2) 2-68, Mt Wav (3) 16-84 Donc (3) 2-68. Sec 6: Hamp Park (2) 14-87 Fern Gul (3) 4-72.75, Bor (3) 2-60 Keys (2) 16-82, Mulg CC (5) 18-87 Ber (5) 0-49, Oak 18104 Ring (4) 0-52, Nar War (2) 0-59 Dand RSL Rec 1887. Sec 7: Ber (6) 2-69 Beau (2) 16-73, Bent (2) 18-95 Chels 0-54, Sand 16-111 Blk Rk 2-78, Mord (2) 15-79 Hamp (3) 3-76, Moorab 16-87 Edith (3) 2-68. Sec 8: Mal 2-72 Bright (3) 16-87, Rich Uni (4) 2-69 High 16108, Caul Pk (2) 2-71 S Oak (2) 16-76, Murr 3-77 St Kil (2) 15-79, Albert Park (2) 14-75 Clay (4) 4-69.

Div 5: Sec 1: Melton (3) 2-71 Deer Pk (2) 16-96, Will (3) 4-75 Suns RSL (2) 14-76, Hopp (4) 0-54 Yarr/Foot (4) 18-122, Suns C (2) 0-68 Alt Sports (2) 18-95, Werribee (6) 0-62 Alt North 18-99. Sec 2: Keil (4) 2-79 Sunb (4) 16-83, Yarr/Foot (5) 12-76 Strath (3) 6-68, Mari Pk (2) 4-83 Glenr (4) 14-99, Pres/Res (2) 16-91 Prin Pk Carlton 2-71, Dout Gal 14-77 Glad Pk (2) 4-68. Sec 3: Whitt (3) 3-74 Diam Ck (2) 15-79, Rosan (3) 16-90 C of Heid (2) 2-65, Ivan (4) 1-68 Green (2) 17-94, Pres/ Res (3) 16-86 Craig (2) 2-76, Lal (6) 15-81 Hurst (2) 3-72. Sec 4: Moorool (5) 2-70 Heathm (5) 16-86, N Bal (2) 15-99 Chirn Pk (3) 3-70, Elth (3) 16-83 Box H RSL (3) 2-77, Donc (4) 15-100 Heath (3) 3-70, Black (5) 18-106 Montm (5) 0-56. Sec 5: Box H RSL (4) 0-62 Bays (3) 18-93, Heath (4) 4-79 Mt Wav (4) 14-92, Heathm (6) 16-97 Moorool (6) 2-68, Verm Sth (4) 16-84 Mitch (4) 2-59, N Bal (3) 16-105 Yarr Glen (3) 2-59. Sec 6: Glen Wav (4) 18-104 Mulg CC (6) 0-49, Nob Pk (3) 17-105 Dand Clb (2) 1-67, Mt Wav (5) 4-67 Card Waters 14-104, Cran (5) 0-76 Cran RSL (2) 1892, Dand City 11-71 Wav Glf (2) 7-71.

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GV SILVER SPOON at Box Hill GC: AWCR 73: L Kent (Cerberus 29) 43, J Mazzoletti (Long Island 10) 38.

OCTOBER 31, 2012

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New coach ready to move on finals

BY EWEN MCRAE emcrae@mmpgroup.com.au NEW Old Carey Football Club coach Steve Cochrane believes the club can build make the finals in 2013.

Cochrane, who was appointed senior coach last week, said he didn’t plan to change much at the club that finished just out of Premier A finals this year. ‘‘I think the main thing is to build depth,’’ he said. ‘‘I watched a couple of games last season and they (Old Carey) were really competitive against the top sides. ‘‘It’s really just about increasing that depth because it’s those last few players on your team on that day need to step up.’’

Cochrane joins Old Carey after three years at EFL Division 1 club Blackburn, and has also served as an assistant coach at VFL club Coburg.

He also played several years at AFL level with Richmond and Geelong, before a short stint at VFL

level with Frankston. He brings with him an experienced team of assistants; Paul Breen, Craig Swift and Paul Hogan. Breen will be in charge of the club’s under 19s. ‘‘He’s [Breen] a senior coach in his own right so to have a guy of that calibre looking after your development squad is awesome,’’ Cochrane said.

Cochrane said his first goal was to push for finals next season. ‘‘It’s the aim of most clubs and it’s certainly our aim,’’ Cochrane said. ‘‘They’ve never played in A-grade finals so the first goal is to make finals. Then who knows what could happen. We’ve just got to build year on year.’’

Cochrane takes over from Trevor Rowe who coached the club for four years, taking it to Premier A for the first time in its history.

He stepped down soon after the end of the season, citing time issues from a combination of work, a young family and his own wellbeing.

DUSTY WORK: A Malvern fielder tags an opposition player in the game against Blackburn

Close call but Braves’ woes continue MALVERN’S poor start to the summer baseball season continued last week with a tight loss to Blackburn.

In the first mid-week game of the season, the Braves’ inability to capitalise on their limited hits cost them dearly as they went down 3-2 at Kooyong Park.

Malvern sent their US import Pat Moran to the mound for the first innings and he stayed there all game, pitching six straight innings.

While Moran pitched superbly the Braves couldn’t bridge the gap and their inability to get hits cost them dearly.

Malvern coach Adam Burton conceded his team had some work to do on their hitting.

“A couple of the guys in the middle of the order that have produced in the past aren’t doing that so we’re scattering our hits,” Burton said.

EWEN MCRAE

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SCOREBOARD ■ CRICKET PREMIER GRADE Hawthorn-Monash Uni v Northcote At Monash Uni HAW-MONASH UNI 1st Innings J SAMPSON b Holt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 J MARNIE c Apokoroniotakis b Keogh . . . . . . . . . . . 14 L TONKIN b Holt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 R KEOGH run out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94 D ALLEYNE c March b Sundberg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136 G WESTGARTH not out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 L INGLIS not out. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 Extras (4lb 1w) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Five wickets for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 296 Fall: 0, 24, 34, 251, 260 Bowling: B Holt 15-5-29-2, C Keogh 16-3-60-1, M Stoinis 19-3-57-0, T Monteleone 16-2-57-0, J Sundberg 20-3-72-1, N Hrovatin 1-1-0-0, A March 3-0-17-0 Overs: 90 Umpires: Brad Davies & Tony Ventura Frankston Peninsula v Camberwell Magpies At AH Butler Oval FRANKSTON PENINSULA 1st Innings M LINEKER c Stanley b Walker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 B HILLARD c McClean b Pearson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 C McCORMICK c McDermott b Walker. . . . . . . . . . . . 9 M CHASEMORE c Drew b O’Brien . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115 C DEW c Stanley b Drew. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 R SALERNI b O’Brien . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 M GAPES run out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 S BOLAND b Drew . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 J MILLER lbw b Walker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 J BENBOW b Walker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 B ASHKENAZI not out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Extras (4b 7lb 6w 6nb). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 192 Fall: 11, 17, 38, 74, 89, 151, 151, 157, 175, 192 Bowling: A McDermott 6-2-21-0, W Walker 16-1-42-4, J Pearson 10-2-17-1, B Drew 15-3-45-2, S O’Brien 8.10-25-2, J Bett 15-2-31-0 Overs: 70.1

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CAMBERWELL MAGPIES 1st Innings M McCLEAN c Salerni b Boland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 A STANLEY c Salerni b Boland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 S HILL not out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 T RICKARBY not out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Extras (1lb 1nb) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 2 wickets for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 Fall: 21, 30 Bowling: J Miller 2-0-11-0, B Ashkenazi 4-1-10-0, S Boland 7-3-15-2, M Chasemore 2-1-3-0, J Benbow 1-0-1-0 Overs: 16 Umpires: Francesco Fabris & Mark Hanton Prahran v St Kilda At Toorak Park ST KILDA 1st Innings J MANNING c Coates b Singh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 M FRITH lbw b Adams. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 T MOFFAT lbw b Singh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 G RUMMANS c De Bolfo b Alford . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 D FORBES b Adams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 A McGUINNESS lbw b Adams. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 D ROWAN b Schlittler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 J MUIRHEAD c De Bolfo b McGain . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 D MUELLER c Murphy b Adams. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 D BABULA b McGain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 C ROSS not out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 Extras (3lb 10w). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84 Fall: 3, 11, 23, 23, 29, 42, 42, 62, 74, 84 Bowling: R Adams 14-8-19-4, S Singh 10-4-28-3, J Taylor 3-1-9-0, L Alford 4-2-13-1, B McGain 3.2-0-12-2 Overs: 34.2 PRAHRAN 1st Innings D SALPIETRO c Rowan b Forbes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 A BULL c Ross b Babula. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 S DE BOLFO c Rowan b Mueller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 J TAYLOR c Moffat b Muirhead. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 N SCHLITTLER c & b Mueller. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 L MURPHY c Forbes b Mueller. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 S COATES lbw b Mueller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 R ADAMS not out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 S SINGH b Muirhead . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 B McGAIN not out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 Extras (8b 4lb 3w 1nb). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Eight wickets for. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 167

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Fall: 9, 12, 82, 104, 118, 126, 138, 161 Bowling: D Mueller 17-4-47-4, D Babula 9-1-32-1, C Ross 11-3-18-0, D Forbes 5-0-17-1, J Muirhead 133-41-2 Overs: 55 Umpires: Shawn Craig & Rod McKinnon PREMIER LOWER GRADES 2nds: Haw-Mon Uni 6-248 (Gooneratne 106 Wigney 81no Reid 4-32) v Ncte, Melb 280 (Brown 80 Jackson 54 Pucovski 43 Boyle 37 Green 3-64 van Cuylenburg 3-47) v Melb Uni, Carl v Foot Edge 222 (Freeman 81 Walker 34 Stevenson 4-66 Millard 3-29), N Melb 233 (O’Sullivan 92 Ferne 41 Majltis 30 Lambden 5-72) v Dand 0-63 (Cooray 49no), Frank Pen 67 (Mahon 5-18) and 1-52 v Cam Mag 4-103 (Russ 50no), Prah v St K 271 (Mild 73 Jowett 57 Baxter 56no Wild 3-58 Williamson 3-28), Ess 221 (Hussain 70 Mayne 59 McFarlane 3-56) v Geel, Casey-SM v Ring 6-315 (Ford 116 Rawson 88 Mock 48 Hadfield 3-89), Rich 4 (dec)114 (Lang 34 Sheedy 32) v Fitz Donc 65 (Allsopp 4-24 Griffin 3-16) and 2-27.

3rds: Haw-Mon Uni 7-239 (Pham 66 Stubbs 62 Tripathi 48 Lucas 5-38) v Ncte, Melb 9-92 v Melb Uni 60 (Lovell 4-28 Frawley 5-13), Carl 124 (Mueller 59no King 4-59) v Foot Edge 5-35, N Melb v Dand 8-221 (Edgeworth 38 Hammerton 42 Carter 57 Fisher 37), Frank Pen 1-30 v Cam Mag 212 (Chancellor 42 Rowles 43 Persson-Clark 30 Hogan-Keogh 3-37), Prah 5-74 (Parisi 3-25) v St K 92 (Kramersh 4-32 Bauer 3-14), Ess 5-309 (Simmons 82no Joass 69 Perera 63no Emmins 35 Ogle 3-44) v Geel, Casey-SM v Ring 8-258 (Mays 57 Sanderson 43 O’Brien 36 Baker 36no Glen 3-24 Corcoran 4-80), Rich 156 (Richardson 32 McCormack 4-46) v Fitz Donc 1-43.

4ths: Haw-Mon Uni 147 (Adams 56) v Ncte 0-0, Melb 57 (Richards 6-17 Ditchburn 3-15) v Melb Uni 6-149 (Morrison 47no Pappas 34), Carl v Foot Edge 173 (O’Grady 51 Singh 34 Blewitt 3-20), N Melb v Dand 6-273 (Underwood 60 Gribbens 39), Frank Pen 41 (Shannon 7-13) and 1-2 v Cam Mag 8 (dec)-201 (Thewlis 51 Norbury 40no Lampard 38), Prah 279 (Manjambar 34 Singh 40 Hutton 82 Stevenson 30 Barnes 42 Oostermeyer 3-70 Peter-Budge 3-71) v St K, Ess 7-179 (Shannon 53 Guraya 38) v Geel, CaseySM 9-189 (Baker 66 McVicar 45) v Ring, Rich 0-22 v Fitz Donc 195 (Stanley 68 King 33 Keast 4-48).

Women’s Premier 1sts: EMP 3-87 d Bruns Pk 86 (Torquay 56no).

Women’s Premier 2nds: EMP 1-98 d Bruns Pk 6-96.

VSDCA South West 1st XI: Werribee 2-97 d Melton 96, Altona 138 (Wells 59) d Yarraville 129, Kingston Saints 9-193 d Sunshine 147, Caulfield 2-124 (Damiano 64no) d Moorabbin 150, Elsternwick 5-228 (Christiansen 124) d Malvern 218 (Gunne 73 Jones 5-27), Brighton 8-149 d Williamstown 148 (Hodges 68), Ormond 9-221 d Roxburgh Park-Broadmeadows 9-220 (Branagan 74).

North East 1st XI: Endeavour Hills 168 d Plenty Valley 83 (S Peake 5-15), Balwyn 4-165 (Baum 82no) d Kew 8-164 (O’Beirne 69), Noble Park 8-139 d Brunswick 111, Oakleigh 6-165 (McGuiness 54) d Coburg128, Croydon 9-148 d Mt Waverley 140.

North East 2nd XI: Noble Park 2-113 d Brunswick 110, Bayswater 5-120 (Irvine 52) d Box Hill 7-119, Oakleigh 7-174 (Handel 58no) d Coburg 9.173, Mt Waverley 6-172 (Miller 63no) d Croydon 95, Ivanhoe 7-178 (Jones 67no) d Preston 8-177 (Maratos 58), Balwyn 2-174 (Kiely 64no) d Kew 8-172.

South East 3rd XI: Noble Park 8-208 (Abersinghe 61 Pieterz 53) d Kingston Saints 9-161 (OMeara 53), Mt Waverley 3-161 (Lawton 58no) d Croydon 7-94, Moorabbin 7-138 d Caulfield 8-134,Elsternwick 8-167 d Malvern 8-164 (Snooks 83), Endeavour Hills 8-146 d Ormond 139.

North West 3rd XI: Melton 5-102 d Werribee 99, Kew 5-212 (Baldwin 78 Reid 56) d Balwyn 4-168 (Martinich 54), Plenty Valley 1-157 d Roxburgh ParkBroadmeadows, Altona 7-172 d Yarraville 7-166.

METROPOLITAN MERCANTILE: A: Maccabi 2 (dec)-137 d Sacred Heart 49 and 5-143, Burnley 116 drew Parkville 1-30, Monash 9-259 d Ajax 140, Parkville Dist 166 and 3(dec)-78 d Eastern Flow 95 and 5-92.

B: National 6-98 d Sacred Heart 92, South Yarra 4(dec)222 d Eastern Flow 95 and 56, Indigos 130 and 8-121 d Burnley 113.

C: Central: Parkville 9-177 d Youlden 89, Reds 8(dec)161 d Maccabi 83 and 0-37, Melbourne City 60 and 7-66 d Burnley 58 and 7(dec)-131, Bentleigh 4(dec)222 d Monash 91 and 69.

East: ENT 130 d South Yarra 110, Powerhouse 9-184 d Sacred Heart 169, Reds 6-153 d Youlden 150.

EASTERN: Dunstan Shield: Mont Albert 4-191 d Mulgrave 160, Glen Iris 6-228 d Deepdene Bears 196, North Balwyn 235 drew Marcellin OC , Boronia 145 drew East Doncaster 2-32, Hawthorn 136 and 7-112 d Surrey Hills 92 and 3-98.

A Turf: Donvale 225 d Mazenod OC 131, Heathmont 222 d East Malvern Tooronga 121, Canterbury 9-331 d Burwood 186, Richmond City 9-214 and 0-6 defout St Barnabas 109 and 107, Glen Iris 172 d Deepdene Bears 58 and 4-175, Old Carey 9-298 d Bulleen 254.

Macgibbon Shield: Edinburgh 3-81 d East Ivanhoe Saints 81, Clifton Hill 3-102 d AYC 100, STC Sth Camberwell 4-161 d Trinity Willison 7-158, Burwood Utg Cant 3-240 d Wyclif 9-229, Boroondara 8-184 d Deepdene Uniting 115.

Burt Shield: Burwood Utg Cant 171 d Boroondara 6-119, STC Sth Camberwell 153 d Deepdene Uniting 134, North Balwyn Combined 8-215 d Mazenod OC 9-149, Manningham 5-167 d Trinity Willison 7-166, Edinburgh 0-149 d Knox Churches 7-144.

■ CYCLING

EASTERN VETERANS at Kew: Div 1: R Suran T McDonough P Thompson. Div 2: R Wheelhouse R Ransome G O’Loughlan. Div 3: A Sandford L Bohn J Neil.

■ CLUB GOLF

BOX HILL: Stableford A: R Collishaw (10) 37. B: M Whitfield (14) 38 cb. C: N McFarlane (21) 38. D: M Potter (27) 38. Captain’s trophy: M Whitfield.

EAST MALVERN: Stroke: P Edwards (26) 52. Foursome c’ship f: K Tipovsky M Zouros 70.

EASTERN: Par A: T Mihalopoulos (15) 4 up. B: J Ryan (23) 5 up.

GLEN WAVERLEY: Stroke A: C McKenzie (15) 64. B: T Poaru (26) 64.

GREEN ACRES: Stableford A: D Mitchell (14) 39. B: B Sommerville (17) 39. C: W Box (24) 40.

IVANHOE: Stableford A: A Petricola (5) 43. B: B Morrell (16) 43. C: I Miller (31) 44. W: J Hansson (27) 37.

KEW: Par A: P Thia (11) 41. B: P Birrell (17) 41 cb. C: S Avery (23) 44. W: K Hill (28) 36 cb.

METROPOLITAN: 4B: R Best (13) M Sbaglia (23) 10 cb.

RIVERSDALE: AMCR 71 Stableford A: K Sims (3) 39. B: K Hart (16) 42. C: B Lauritz (22) 41.

YARRA VALLEY: AMCR 70 Stableford: G Wolf (22) 42.

AWCR 73: C Wilson (33) 32.

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MATCH REPORT

BRIEFS SCOTT MCNAUGHTON

True Blues cash in on toss luck PRAHRAN has one foot on St Kilda’s throat after the first day of the Premier Cricket match, in large part as a result of luck with the coin.

Winning the toss can be crucial in the early weeks of the season, as green wickets with plenty of moisture can be a bowlers’ dream.

And so it proved at Toorak Park on Saturday, when Prahran skipper Sam Coates won the toss and gladly sent St Kilda in.

Just 34.2 overs later, the Saints were all out for 84 and by stumps Prahran had built a lead of 83.

Prahran bowler Rhys Adams was exceptional, taking 4/19 from 14 overs with eight maidens, and he was ably backed up by Steven Singh (3/28 off 10), Bryce McGain (2/12 off 3.2) and Leigh Alford (1/13 off four).

It would have been uglier for the Saints but for double-figure scores by the batsmen at eight, nine and 10 – the Saints were 7/42 when they lost captain Graeme Rummans.

Top-scorer James Muirhead contributed almost a quarter of the total with his innings of 20.

When Prahran batted, the home side passed St Kilda’s total with three wickets down to secure a firstinnings victory as the bowlers struggled for line and length.

Jack Taylor fell just one run short of a deserved half-century, while opener Daniel Salpietro made an important 34.

Singh entertained with some lower-order hitting, lofting huge

sixes over long-on and deep midwicket, before he was bowled by Daniel Mueller, St Kilda’s best bowler with 4/47.

The True Blues finished the day on 8/167, and Coates hinted at an immediate declaration on day two on Saturday if the pitch again looks as if it might have something for bowlers.

“We’ll see what the pitch looks like on Saturday morning and go from there,’’ he said.

“It was a good toss to win. The conditions were conducive to bowling but we still bowled well to get through them.

“We probably missed a little opportunity with the bat to put the foot on the throat but you’ll take it every day of the week.”

Saints captain Rummans said it would be tough for his side to salvage anything from the game.

“When we get another chance to bat, hopefully we show more concentration,” he said.

“It was a bad toss to lose. The wicket had a bit in it but it wasn’t an all-out-for-80 wicket. We played some poor shots.

“There was a lot of moisture and uneven bounce, a fair bit of movement, but you have to learn to adapt to those conditions and we didn’t.

“It flattened out a little bit (when Prahran batted) but there was still a bit there for us. ‘‘But we weren’t able to bowl six good balls an over.

- DANIEL PAPROTH

■ WIN SOME, LOSE SOME It was a mixed week for Armadale’s bowlers, with a midweek win for the women’s firsts and a weekend loss to the men. The women’s premier team notched a second win of the season, 14-63 to 2-51 over Bundoora RSL, while the men’s division two side lost 14-76 to 4-75 against Coatsville on Saturday.

■ HOCKEY HONOURS Camberwell’s Sophie Taylor and Hawthorn’s Anna Robinson are among five Victorians named in the Australian women’s 2012-13 futures squad. The squad is a starting point for selection in future Australian teams.

■ VICS START TRIALS Cricket Victoria is seeking indigenous club cricketers for the Victorian team to compete in the Imparja Cup in Alice Springs in February. Trials will begin on November 18 and the team will be announced in early January.

Details: cricketvictoria.com.au.

WRECKER: Prahran paceman Rhys Adams took 4/19 as St Kilda was bowled out for 84 in just 34.2 overs

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Malvern’s brave chase falls just short MALVERN’S poor start to the Sub District cricket season continued on the weekend, despite a brave shot at chasing a big total.

It lost by just 10 runs at home to to Elsternwick after the visitors had rattled up a handy total of 5/228 in 45 overs.

Playing on its own ground for the first time this season, Malvern won the toss and elected to bowl, picking up the early wicket of Bradley O’Shea for four.

From then on, Malvern struggled to break the visitors’ partnerships, with Cameron Christiansen showing his class with 124.

He was well supported by Adam

■ POINTS SHARED Malvern and Springvale shared the points in a 6-6 draw in a women’s baseball match at the weekend. Malvern surprised the unbeaten Springvale and is now in sixth place on the table ahead of this weekend’s break.

Fraine, who made 46 not out, and the pair figured in a partnership of 110 in Elsternwick’s total of 5/228.

Ajay Bhatt was the pick of the bowlers with 2-20.

Malvern again lost an early wicket in reply, with Damien Hale out for a duck with the score on just 8.

From there Malvern largely struggled to gain any momentum, with wickets seemingly falling at the moments they could least afford it.

Liam Dunne batted superbly up the order and was the rock on which Malvern’s innings was built.

He finished on 73.

Nick Gill (46) and Tom Knight (25) batted well but Malvern left

itself too much to do at the end and the innings ended at 218 with seven balls remaining.

Malvern captain Simon Conway said he was pleased with the way his team played but disappointed his team couldn’t get the result it wanted.

“We probably needed one more batsman to stand up for us in the top order,” he said.

“It was an improved bowling performance from last week but not quite where we want to be.

“We were only 10 runs short so it’s a fine line, probably another 2 or 3 per cent across the day.”

EWEN McCRAE

■ XAVS SEEK COACH Old Xaverians Football Club, one of the largest and most successful in the VAFA Premier A division, is inviting applications for a new senior coach for 2013.

Inquiries and applications to Lex Vasdekis on 0408 169 458 or admin@oldxavs.com.au.

■ GRAMMAR’S NEW COACH Tim O’Shaughnessy will coach Caulfield Grammarians for the 2013 VAFA season. He will be supported by his brother Ralph.

O’Shaughnessy previously coached VAFA clubs Old Xaverians and AJAX and won three flags in five seasons at Xavs.

■ MACCABI’S HONOUR Prahran’s Maccabi Basketball Victoria will provide 15 of the 22 junior players selected to represent Australia at the 2013 Maccabiah Games, an international Jewish athletic event held in Israel every four years. The 2013 event will start in Jerusalem on July 18 .

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