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Every month, dozens of keen gardeners gather at a Frankston café to share their bounty with others. The Frankston Food Swap grew out of the annual Frankston Community Food Festival, a month-long series of workshops dedicated to helping residents grow, produce and cook their own food. Last year’s festival included a food swap, and the interest it generated helped sow the seed for the Frankston Food Swap. The food swap is held on the second Saturday of every month (except January) at Coffee on Kareela, a not-for-profit café run by St Luke’s Anglican Church and staffed by volunteers. It draws 15-20 people on average, and group member Sally Taylor says anyone is welcome to bring along any excess produce they have and swap it for something they need; any leftover www.franklyfrankston.com.au

produce is taken to Food Is Free. (see page 4) “At the first swap we had someone bring along a collection of macadamia nuts from their tree; basically it’s whatever’s in season – lemons, rhubarb, herbs. We have a small planning team that gets together to organise demonstrations at each swap, such as making mustard from mustard seeds, preserving, or making sourdough bread. “There’s a garden at the back of the café so if someone doesn’t have anything to swap, but they might have ideas or experience they can pass on, they can take something from the garden. We do encourage people to bring something along though. “Some of the people who come along are regular swappers, and we do get some newcomers too.” The next food swap is on Saturday, November 12, from 1-2pm at 53 Kareela Rd. OCTOBER 2016

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A young boy with a big heart is helping families in Frankston put fresh, healthy food on the table – for free. Mel Hutchins and her son, Noah, had always given away any excess garden produce they grew. But when Noah, who was 10, saw a TV news item about a Food Is Free program in Ballarat, he wanted to make things “official”. “Whenever we’d had anything to spare we’d sit it out the front of the house in a bucket or he’d take it into school and give it to his teachers or his schoolmates. He’s always been very sharing. When he saw the news he said, ‘Mum, can we do that here?’ So we went and got

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some old pallets and banged together a couple of tables and put them out the front.” That was about a year ago, and Noah’s little project has grown in leaps and bounds since then. “We made a Facebook page and let everyone know it was there. People leave comments and sometimes there’s little notes left in the letterbox, which has been really nice as well. If we’re out there ourselves, people always stop and have a chat, and Noah loves that - he loves gardening and seeing people when they come by and either leave some of their garden produce or to pick up something kindly left by another. He has a really big heart.” Anyone with excess garden produce is welcome to add it to Noah’s tables. FOOD IS FREE A: 13 O’Grady Ave, Frankston FB: facebook.com/foodisfreeFrankston/

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Creativity and critical thinking essential skills for today’s learners “At Woodleigh School, we encourage students to step off the production line, push the boundaries of expression and respond in interesting and different ways to the challenges they face in the world,” says principal Jonathan Walter.

in 10 or 20 years’ time. What we do know, however, is that as our learning and workplace landscapes change, the human capacity to be creative, to solve problems and think analytically will only grow in importance.”

“From the play and inquiry-based programs in our Early Learning Centres at our Minimbah and Penbank Campuses, through to the VCE years at Woodleigh Campus, ours is an environment that supports original, creative thought and focuses on the development of increasingly complex and sophisticated processes of thinking.

Meanwhile, Woodleigh’s director of community relations, Adam Liddiard, has some advice for Year 12s about to sit exams: study hard, but not so hard that everything else suffers.

“Throughout the curriculum at Woodleigh, learning tasks are designed to elicit the highest level of creative thinking from our students. Students are encouraged to tackle problems and investigations in innovative ways, to challenge and test theories and engage in the process of pushing their own boundaries to break through to deeper levels of understanding. “No one can predict the details of what the students of today will need to know

“Remember to eat and rest well, to keep up the water, to take breaks to stretch or surf, to have a dance or play with the dog. “Seek help when you require it, offer help when you see (or sense) it is needed. Take time to celebrate the things you have achieved already, with the understanding that there is still plenty to be done. “And don’t forget - when you’re in the exam room and you’re ready and raring to go, read the question. Read the question. Then, read the question again. “Best wishes to all and thank you for the memories.”

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retrenched automotive workers in the first 18 months, and as many as 100 construction jobs. Ball Australia’s managing director, Paul Boland, said: “The move comes at a time of rapid growth for the amenity horticulture sector, and we want to be there to support this growth. “What Ball Australia will bring to Melbourne’s southeast as well as the overall Australian horticulture industry is opportunity, jobs, improved marketing and promotion of plant products plus a continuance of bringing gardening into consumers’ lifestyles.” The new site will feature advanced equipment including germination chambers, growing and mother stock facilities and hitech environmental controls.

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Main Street Festival Sunday October 16 The Main Street Mornington Festival returns for the 21st time this year. This free, family-friendly event runs from 11am-5pm on Sunday, October 16, and Frankly Frankston is a proud sponsor.

Performance spaces and stages will feature a mixture of up-and-coming artists and seasoned performers. The EastLink stage will feature acts such as Sarah Rzek, who recently signed with Molly Meldrum’s label Luxor, and reggae band Ras Jahknow (pictured). You will also see cover bands, singer-songwriters, school bands and more on the other stages.

Mornington’s Main Street will once again be transformed into a stage showcasing our arts, culture, food and wine. The festival celebrates the best of the Peninsula’s gourmet produce, boutique wineries, artists, musicians, dance troupes, singersongwriters and performers. There will be a diverse range of stallholders and performers, and the program is available on the festival website.

Other highlights include a Totally Wilde Magic performance and a drum workshop by Dudlee Djembe. There will be fresh seasonal produce growers, delicious food and a large selection of Australia’s best wine-makers, showcasing what the Peninsula has to offer. Pencil the festival into your diary for Sunday, October 16, and tag your posts with #MSMF.

For the kids there’s animal petting, mini-golf, dancing, face-painting and more. Nova Star Productions stilt walkers will hover above the crowd and Go Go Entertainment mascots will roam the festival.

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Our resident populations of sun-loving copperheads and tiger snakes are out and about again after another winter, and that means clearing shrubs, bushes, wood piles and other hiding places from around the house if you want to avoid an encounter. “The snakes need a place to hide and feel safe,” says Mornington snake catcher Barry Goldsmith, “so if you remove those hiding places there’s less chance of encountering a snake. No snake has bitten someone unless it was disturbed first - we’re not on their menu.” Killing the snake shouldn’t even be a consideration. “I just want people to know it’s cruel, it’s not necessary, it’s illegal, and there are snake catchers all over the place who can be at your place to remove the thing within an hour.” It’s also dangerous – most people are bitten while trying to kill the reptile. Barry’s been catching and removing snakes for about 40 years. “It’s more of a pastime or a hobby – I just like to be the person people ring as opposed to killing it.” If you find a snake, call Barry on 5975 0481 or 0408 067 062.

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Helping hands for the homeless When Deniz Marchmont’s daughter, Narece, burst into tears at the plight of Melbourne’s homeless, both knew they had to do something to help. By chance they came across a YouTube video featuring people crocheting mats out of cut-up plastic shopping bags, and the Facebook group Plastic Bag Sleeping Mats For The Homeless was born. “I have a friend, Indi, who was living on the street and that got the spark started,” says Deniz, a registered nurse from Sandhurst. “We had a weekend in the city for Narece’s birthday and she was quite confronted by the homeless situation. She burst into tears and said ‘You’ve got to do something, Mum; this is insane what’s happening’. So we came home, did some research, came across the video and put the Facebook group together.” That was in April. The group now has 1500 members from across the Peninsula and as far away as Queensland, from school students to retirees. Between them they collect the bags, cut them into strips, loop the strips together to make plastic yarn – or plarn – and crochet the plarn into mats, which are then handed out to the homeless through the Port Melbourne-based charity Anonymous X. It takes 600-700 plastic bags and about 40 hours to make one mat, but it can literally mean the difference between life and death. Indi has spent 16 weeks in hospital with third-degree pressure sores on his spine from sleeping rough; other homeless people have fared even worse. “How can someone close to my heart suffer like that when having one of my mats could have saved him from that,” Deniz says. “People think we’re just trying to make homeless people more comfortable - no, we’re saving people’s lives.” One of the first to join the group was Lilly Guglielmino, of Frankston, who has become Deniz’s 2IC. “As soon as I saw (the group) I thought I have to join it,” Lilly says. “It just really touched my soul.” Anyone is welcome to join the group. Its Facebook page has videos on how to cut the shopping bags into strips, tie them together to create plarn and crochet the plarn into mats, but your involvement can be as simple as collecting the bags. Find out more at facebook.com/groups/PlasticBagSleepingMatsForTheHomeless/

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Choir’s Carnegie coup From Leonard Bernstein to The Beatles, New York’s Carnegie Hall has hosted some of the biggest names in music. In three months the Mornington Peninsula Chorale will join them. The choir has been invited to take part in a performance of Welsh musician and composer Karl Jenkins’ Requiem on January 15 as part of Distinguished Concerts International New York City’s Concert Series. Fifty-one of the choir’s 100 members will spend seven days and eight nights in New York, performing at Carnegie Hall and in a church in Manhattan, in what choir convenor Judi McKee says will be a once-in-alifetime experience. The choir has performed several of Jenkins’ works in the past after seeking his permission to do so, and Judi believes he probably put the choir’s name forward for the Requiem performance. “We received a call from DCINY inviting us to audition for the performance – Carnegie Hall is very discerning about the quality of performances. Our audition was fantastic – we performed an excerpt from Felix Mendelsohn’s

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Elijah under the banner of choir director Tom Buchanan, which we sang earlier this year. An audio-visual contractor filmed the performance, which was sent to DCINY and they were impressed.” DCINY artistic director and principal conductor Dr Jonathan Griffith described the choir as “wonderful musicians deserving of the community’s recognition and support”. Judi says each choir member will have to find a “bare minimum” of $4500, which includes rehearsal costs as well as travel and accommodation expenses, but it’s an experience that far outrivals anything in the choir’s 30-plus-year history. “To walk in the steps of some of those famous singers who have performed at Carnegie Hall will be incredible.” Karl Jenkins found fame as a member of the highly influential jazz-rock ensemble Soft Machine before releasing a string of vocalisestyle albums, movie scores, and compositions for the likes of Kiri Te Kanawa and the London Symphony Orchestra. He received the OBE in 2005 for services to music. To donate to the choir’s expenses, visit australianculturalfund.org.au/ projects/mornington-peninsulachorale-new-york-tour/

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In the heart of summer there are a few things we can’t get enough of, and music festivals are definitely on top of the list. On Saturday, February 4, the heart of Mt Eliza Village is where you and your friends can gather and enjoy the Mt Eliza Music Festival. The event takes place throughout the village - in cafes and restaurants, three outdoor stages and eight busking locations, where more than 70 musical acts will perform. Expect bands, soloists, DJs, family entertainment, buskers and much more, day and night. Among those already confirmed are Josh Cashman, Reuben Stone, the beautiful Thando Sikwila (the 23-year-old from The Voice) and the major musical production Dreamgirls. More performers will be announced over the coming months. The Zimbabwean Thando moved to Melbourne only five years ago from Canberra to pursue her career and passion. “It’s the feeling of making a genuine difference in someone’s life and seeing people through tough times and celebrating the great ones,” Thando says. “I’m lucky to be a performer and experience bringing that kind of joy to people.” Thando has never been to the Peninsula and is looking forward to experiencing a new part of Victoria. “And of course to perform; you guys can expect an energetic set reminiscent of Aretha-style belts, a sassy backing vocal section and a groovy band that plays for the gods. You’ll find it hard not to bop along with us.” The Mt Eliza Musical Festival kicks off from noon and entry is free. More at mtelizamusicfestival.com www.franklyfrankston.com.au

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Hamish hits top gear One of the bright young stars of Australian motorsport has just added to his already impressive list of achievements. Hamish Hardeman took out the 2016 Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge with a win and two seconds at Phillip Island in the final round of the 18-race series on September 10-11. It follows his open-wheel Formula Ford wins in the Victoria and South Australia state championships in 2013 and his fifth place in 2014 in the national championships. The 23-year-old Rosebud carpenter’s journey began as a 10-year-old accompanying his dad on car club outings; at 15 he got a CAMS licence so he could drive his dad’s car on the track; at 17 the “bit of fun” turned serious when he bought a Porsche 944 and began racing. “It’s a long way to get to where I am today, but it’s kind of like that in motorsport - if you’re brought up lacking the funds to go racing it always makes it a challenge. I’m always chasing sponsorships to make it happen. I was able to get a couple of sponsors behind me this year to see the rest of the year out, which was good. “(My parents) have poured their heart and soul into it, but it’s got to the point where this year was the last year they could fund it. Working’s just a part of being able to pay for it all – the end goal is to be able to take the nailbag off and be a professional driver somewhere. Next year I’ll stay in Australia and try to race in the Porsche Carrera Cup – a few ex-V8 Supercar drivers come back to Carrera Cup so I could be racing Steven Richards, Craig Baird and Alex Davison. Hopefully I do a good enough job that I’m able to prove myself and a team from V8s or Europe are interested in having me as a driver. “My personal goal is to be able to race overseas in Europe and do the world endurance championship – that’s what Mark Webber’s doing at the moment – but if not and it all goes in a different direction, V8 Supercars would be a good category to be in.” PICTURED: Hamish with fellow drivers Shane Barwood (Class B) and Tim Miles (Elite Class); Hamish powers around the track (photo: Anthony Gilbertson)

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The family of a little Frankston girl is hoping to raise awareness of the rare disease that has kept her in hospital for the past two months. Six-month-old Layla suffers from biliary atresia, which affects one in 18,000 Australian new-borns each year and results in bile becoming trapped in the liver, culminating in liver failure. Layla was diagnosed with the disease at seven weeks and a week later underwent an operation to join her bowel to her liver so the bile could drain away. However, the operation was unsuccessful and she remains in the Royal Children’s Hospital awaiting a transplant.

Her father, Andrew Saxon, said Layla needed to get to 8kg so there was more chance of finding a donor. Layla’s grandfather, Terry Saxon, said Andrew and his partner, Aleisha, had been overwhelmed by the support shown by friends, well-wishers and groups such as the Southern Districts Rugby Club, and urged people to contact DonateLife and consider becoming organ donors. Andrew also thanked friend Meg Ward, “who has been a massive support in setting up a gofundme and also setting up a mini auction to help raise funds for Layla”. You can follow Layla’s progress on facebook.com/ laylasfightwithBA/?fref=ts

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Registered architects and urban designers have been invited to create their vision for the new Frankston station. The State Government has launched a national design competition in two stages: initially, entrants will be asked to anonymously propose a “big picture” vision for the station. Up to five entrants will then be invited to take part in stage two of the competition, each receiving $40,000 to further develop their designs. The winner will be engaged as the project architect for the first phase of the $90 million station redevelopment. A judging panel “will be looking for an intelligent, sensitive and highly functional design”, the competition brief states. “The successful design will (be) one that is both architecturally ambitious and intelligently frugal.” Entries for stage one close on November 18; all entries will be exhibited from November 28-December 9. Shortlisted entrants for stage two will be announced on December 13, and the winner will be announced on March 27 next year. Details: economicdevelopment.vic.gov.au/transport/rail-and-roads/ public-transport/frankston-station-precinct-redevelopment/frankston-stationdesign-competition www.franklyfrankston.com.au

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From walks to workshops, bowls to budgeting, our seniors will have a host of events and activities to choose from to celebrate the annual Kingston Seniors Festival.

From kite-making to face-painting, there’s a heap of free fun for all ages at the Community Kinders Plus family fun day at Overport Park on Sunday, October 23. Bring your picnic rug and a basket and enjoy live music, workshops, entertainment, sporting activities, painting, a petting zoo and a whole lot more as part of the Children’s Week event from 11am-2pm. Children can meet their heroes from the CFA, SES and police; and although entry and all the activities are free, bring along a little money for a coffee, pikelets and the sausage sizzle. The fun day, in its second year, will showcase Frankston kindergartens and promote the importance of early learning. Overport Park is at 159 Overport Rd, Frankston South.

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Now in its ninth year, the festival has more than 100 events and activities that showcase the many groups in the Kingston community. There are physical activities, computer training, art classes, ballroom dancing, fashion demonstrations, nature walks, musical performances and much more planned throughout October. On Wednesday, October 19, Patterson River Golf Club, The Fairway, Bonbeach, will host an information session on living with hearing loss, presented by Chelsea Hearing and Ears in Balance. It’s free and runs from 2-3pm; bookings are essential on 8740 2135. The Carrum Activity Hub, 38 Valetta St, Carrum, has several activities planned, including a giftware presentation with a lovely range of gifts to buy for Christmas (Thursday, October 20, 10am-noon) and a greeting card-making session (Thursday, October 27, 10am-noon). Bookings are essential on 8588 1831. For a full list of events and activities, go to kingston.vic.gov.au/About-Us/Media/MediaReleases/seniors-festival-2016#sthash.votLz6r8. dpuf

Paint and paint tins will now be accepted free of charge at the Frankston Regional Recycling and Recovery Centre in Skye. Items that will be accepted at the centre include interior and exterior paint, deck coatings, floor paints, undercoats, sealers, stains and varnishes. E-waste, TVs, whitegoods and scrap metal are already accepted free of charge at the centre, which is open seven days a week from 8am4pm at 20 Harold Rd (off Ballarto Rd). For more details, visit FRRRC.com.au

Frankston residents have been urged to have their say on the removal of level crossings on the Frankston line. Frankston City Council chief executive Dennis Hovenden said it was vital that the residents along the rail corridor provided feedback to the Level Crossing Removal Authority on the options being considered for the line. The community consultation period will close on October 30 and the new council will meet after that to discuss the design options and provide feedback. The council has previously supported running the line underground at Seaford Rd in Seaford and Skye/Overton Rd in Frankston; however, it wants the Eel Race Rd crossing in Seaford retained and the money that would have been spent on its removal redirected to other public transport needs in Frankston. Details: levelcrossings.vic.gov.au

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January. As well as membership of the club through until March 31 next year, you’ll receive a golflink handicap and the chance to play in club competitions. You will be able to watch your handicap drop as you play in more competitions and your game Loders Road, Moorooduc improves. Ph: 5978 8470 Devilbend has weekly clinics and info@devilbendgolf.com.au lessons, a practice fairway, nets and a

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putting green to warm up on before you tee off, and a rustic clubhouse in which to relax after walking 18 holes around the beautiful course. Phone or swing by the club for more details. DEVILBEND GOLF CLUB A: Loders Rd, Moorooduc T: 5978 8470 W: devilbendgolf.com.au

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Festive function packages from $55 per person.

Courses cater to all abilities

Whether youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re looking to arrange a team celebration or a company gala dinner this festive season, the Moonah Links Resort can offer decadent dining and packages to suit every event type.

The Open Course is the first ever 18 holes built and prepared for a national championship, with exceptional viewing platforms for spectators. It was the venue for the 2003 Australian Open and is one of the longest courses in Australia - and probably in the world - in this category.

With 75 accommodation rooms and group rates you can create an end of year celebration to remember at the Moonah Links Resort.

In contrast to the Open Course, which was purpose-built to challenge, the Legends Course is a more friendly golfing experience for players of all ages and abilities. The course is a loop of 18 holes that generally follow the valleys through a variety of landscapes ranging from ancient Moonah woodlands to open links land.

Enjoy wine tasting from the Peninsula Region, Championship golf or relax at the on-site day spa.

The Moonah Links Resort consists of two Championship courses - the Open Course and the Legends Course.

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Our festive packages contain a mixture of seated dining options and cocktail style gatherings coupled with an array of beverage packages.

Book before October 31st and secure 10% off*

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Haifarm 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon $14 p/bottle and Haifarm 2007 Cabernet Grenache Petit Verdot $9 p/bottle Loewe Wine Distributors 14 Elite Way, Carrum Downs P: 9770 3388 www.loewe.com.au

Loewe Wines are a local wine distributor. We have a wide variety of wines available, sourced from South Australia & Victoria. Our very own Haifarm wine range is made from organically grown grapes, have no preservatives and are vegan-friendly. Loewe Wine Distributors 14 Elite Way, Carrum Downs Ph: 9770 3388 www.loewe.com.au Everything we love about Frankston, fresh every month

The Beauty Boutique offers a comprehensive range of advanced facials and treatment plans targeting anti-ageing, pigmentation, acne and the overall health of your skin. With microdermabrasion,

IPL hair removal and skin rejuvenation, waxing and brow sculpting, you’ll be leading the field. And to mark this exciting time of year, The Beauty Boutique is offering a Spring Racing Special – a spray tan and make-up for just $80. So race into The Beauty Boutique and you’ll be looking like a winner. THE BEAUTY BOUTIQUE A: 144 Nepean Highway, Aspendale T: 9588 1982 FB: facebook. com/144beautyboutique

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Lisa Medhurst is lively, lovely and smart, smart, smart. Her business, Lisa’s Lacies Plus Size Lingerie, is a rip-roaring success and not only because her garments are pretty, seductive and fit to form, but because they are made with the understanding that not every woman is (or wants to be) a size 10. Lisa’s Lacies is for real women who want to look and feel gorgeous – think bras (including maternity, sports and plunge), lingerie (camisoles and corsets), briefs, sleepwear and the Lisa’s Lacies clothing label just for starters. Lisa began unpicking bras and learning how to make patterns from home 21 years ago. The rest is Australian garment production success history. Hard work and focus has seen Lisa’s Lacies grow tenfold. Her shop floor in Seaford is about 1500sq m and Lisa has just signed the deal of a lifetime with the Double Divas’ Brilliant Bras for Beautiful Women brand in the US. She already exports to Asia, the UK and the States.

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“It’s very exciting; Double Divas will begin stocking Lisa’s Lacies in over 100 of their Livi Rae stores across America in 2017. Next year is going to be big. I am back in Dallas in February, so stay tuned for an update then,” she explains. With about 90 awards for business – including Woman of the Year – and receiving an export grant from Frankston City Council in 2015, this business powerhouse still finds time to give back to the community. Lisa’s Lacies collects donated second-hand bras and forwards them to the Uplift Fiji Project, which distributes them to the local ladies. It is also at the forefront of mastectomy bra fittings. “We have a separate private pink and gold room where clients can feel safe and cared for,” says Lisa, who also devotes her time to several other charities. It would seem that what goes around comes around - and that’s what taking care of business is really all about, isn’t it? LISA’S LACIES A: 6 Klauer St, Seaford T: 9782 5955 W: lisaslacies.com.au FB: facebook.com/lisaslacies/ Everything we love about Frankston, fresh every month

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Hypnosis for better health From losing weight to stopping smoking, Effective Hypnotherapy helps clients release unwanted habits, emotions, thoughts, behaviours and addictions in a safe and nurturing environment in Mornington.

mentally and physically, enabling them to live a more empowered life. Eileen has also studied ego state therapy and sand play therapy for children and has a full qualification in the virtual gastric band, having been trained by London’s Sheila Granger, the founder of this revolutionary treatment.

Eileen is a fully qualified hypnotherapist with a diploma in hypnotherapy and psychotherapy, and she is committed to helping people make lifestyle changes emotionally,

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Specialising in corrective cosmedical skincare as well as beauty and spa treatments tailored to your individual needs.

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Peninsula Aquatic Recreation Centre staff are stepping it up as the centre becomes the first in Australia to ensure all fitness staff hold a Certificate of Nutrition in addition to their exercise qualifications. PARC health and fitness manager Dan Andrews believes that sound health and wellbeing advice should be readily available to the Frankston community. “By providing free, qualified nutrition advice for members, our new program is not only extremely beneficial but also accessible,” Dan says. “We’ve invested in state-ofthe-art equipment, including medical-grade

body composition scales that take the guesswork out of weight losses or gains.” The centre’s gym will also get a revamp, now offering high-intensity team interval training classes. Called POWERZONE 30, these classes will see people perform a 30-minute program using state-of-theart equipment, including the individual MYZONE fitness-tracking system. PENINSULA AQUATIC RECREATION CENTRE A: cnr Cranbourne Rd and Olive Grove, Frankston T: 9781 8444 W: parcfrankston.com.au

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GIVE THE GIFT OF GOOD LOOKS THIS CHRISTMAS We love how Christmas inspires festive cheer and natural compliments. At TFG we appreciate when men and women look good, so we say treat yourself, or a loved one, to the gift of good looks this season. Because when you look good there’s nothing better than knowing it.

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The Girl On The Train Showing at Hoyts, Wells St, Frankston Adapted from Paula Hawkins’ bestseller, The Girl On the Train is a psychological thriller framed against three (interlocked and overlapping) female protagonists. Emily Blunt plays Rachel, a lonely woman whose life has collapsed since the end of her marriage. We watch as depression and substance abuse have her spiralling out of control. Every day on her commute she watches Megan and fantasises about the apparent stranger’s seemingly perfect life, two doors down from the home Rachel shared with her ex-husband Tom, who is now living there with Anna.

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Despite director Tate Taylor’s choppy point of view shifts, Blunt’s commitment to her role elevates the material; the slow burn reveals the cause of her addiction to be both inner and outer torment. Successfully shifting the geographical location of the source novel from a London Midland commuter train to upstate New York, it may be Gone Girl lite, yet still worth a look. SCOTT JACKSON HHH We have 3 double passes to give away courtesy of Hoyts Frankston. Go to www.franklyfrankston.com.au and become a member to be in this draw and every draw we have!

Ladbrokes Peninsula Cup Day - Spring racing at its best! There is no better afternoon’s entertainment during the Melbourne Cup long weekend than Ladbrokes Peninsula Cup at Mornington Race Course on October 30, 2016. This year is shaping up to be the biggest and best with the announcement of local Peninsula act the Pierce Brothers playing live on course. Experience the buzz of great racing and fashion in a picturesque setting and indulge in the course’s array of entertainment options on offer. There is something for everyone on Ladbrokes Peninsula Cup Day. There is an array of dining options starting from $70, children’s

activities, the new fashion stable precinct and live music throughout the day. For those looking for a fine dining experience there is the Schweppes Chairman’s Marquee which overlooks the mounting yard at $185 pp or for those looking for party central, the Highview Accounting Cider Marquee is the place to be with all inclusive hawker style food, beverage package and music for just $145 pp. A bumper crowd is expected on Sunday, October 30, at Mornington Race Course where the Spring Racing Carnival comes to the Peninsula. General Admission is just $20 for adults, children under 14 are free. For more information head to www.mrc.racing.com

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“I was always told to ‘come back down to earth’, or ‘stop daydreaming’, as I’ve always had my mind or spirit in the non-physical world,” she says. “And so the title of this show is all about my two distinctive styles - of the physical world of earthly landscapes where I’m inspired by nature, and the ethereal non-physical world where I paint my abstracts and am inspired by quantum physics and the metaphysical.” Marion was a naturopath who treated such celebrities as George

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Foreman. She had clinics in Sydney and Melbourne, wrote a few books, had health columns, a radio show and even a racehorse, then she had an epiphany and gave it all away to move to Mt Martha and paint. After 10 years, with her art now selling internationally and her name becoming known in art circles, Marion feels she’s only getting warmed up and that the best is yet to come. One thing is for sure, though she wouldn’t be doing anything else. Living in Two Worlds is at the Frankston Arts Centre until December 10. Details: marionparker.com.au, and phone Marion on 5974 8816.

“LIVING IN TWO WORLDS” By Marion Parker Mornington Peninsula Artist

Frankston Arts Centre - Cnr Davey & Young St Open from 13th October until 10th December Mon-Fri: 9am – 5pm & Saturday 9am – 2pm

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Living in Two Worlds is not only the title of Marion Parker’s latest solo exhibition, it also sums up the Mt Martha artist.

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Rock’n’Roll and Rockabilly Dances Retro Market Beach Party Classic Cars & Rods Pin Up Competition Drive In Movies

With Rosebud’s long history as a great place to enjoy summer beach holidays, what better place to revive the fun-filled ‘50s and ‘60s lifestyle? This new festival, Foreshore RockFest, will run over three days from November 25-27 and will involve a series of different music, dance, movie, car and vintage shopping events. In its first year, all activity will be based in Rosebud.

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The fun starts on Friday evening with a beach party in the Rosebud Scout Hall. A new show added to the program is the Mark Andrews Legends Show at GPO Hotel from 7pm. Mark is a renowned Elvis impersonator and his show will focus on Elvis, Austen Powers and Tom Jones, among others. On Saturday morning the town centre will rock with hot rod and ‘chrome bumper’ cars on show, ‘50s performers and dancers along the footpath and a ‘50s and ‘60s market running at Rosebud Primary School. The market will include clothing, food, DJs, live bands and dance demonstrations, with a gold

coin entry. The vintage shops in town will pump with music, fashion and bargains while the cinema will feature a classic Audrey Hepburn movie. Saturday evening will provide fans of the ‘50s and ‘60s with multiple dance venues hosting live bands, including the Lincolns, Fender Benders and Honey B and the Stingers, along with a special Elvis double feature at the Dromana 3 Drive-In. Sunday will see a pre-1970s hot rod and classic car show on the Village Green, featuring hundreds of cars and vintage caravans, with live music. For the fashionistas from the era, a vintage clothing and ‘pin up’ contest will also be held in the Memorial Hall next to the car show. The market will continue at the Rosebud Primary School on Sunday from 10am. All events will culminate at 3pm. Tickets are available online and are essential for many events. Don’t delay because they are selling out rapidly. For tickets and full details, check out foreshorerockfest.com.au or Facebook Foreshore Rockfest.

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Market makes a welcome return One of the region’s coolest and most popular outdoor attractions, the Emu Plains Market returns from its winter hibernation on Saturday, October 15, from 9am-2pm. Now in its fifth season, the EPM reopens with more than 220 stallholders, each hand-picked for their unique style, design and philosophy. There is also an amazing array of mouthwatering food from some of Melbourne’s best street food vendors and an extensive variety of Peninsula gourmet and fresh produce on offer. This family-friendly market has plenty for kids to

There are also craft workshops every month and free entertainment from resident musicians The Whisky Gypsies and Matt Katsis. Whatever you love you’ll enjoy the sights, sounds, flavours, action and colour of the Emu Plains Market. For more details, log on to emuplainsmarket.com.au EMU PLAINS MARKET A: Emu Plains Reserve, Coolart Rd, Balnarring W: emuplainsmarket.com.au

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Tenor and composer David Hobson is one of Australia’s best known operatic and recording artists and will be performing at Frankston Arts Centre for one night only.

his diverse career and spans the genres of opera, music theatre and contemporary repertoire. Together with talented pianist and guitarist David Cameron, this promises to be an entertaining evening of fine music-making.

David’s unique talents have enabled him to sing for The Queen, win Dancing with the Stars and play such diverse roles as Rodolfo in La Boheme and Caractacus Potts in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.

Book at thefac.com.au or phone 9784 1060. Tickets from $54-$59.

An Intimate Evening with David Hobson, on Monday, October 31 (Cup Eve) at 7.30pm, highlights a collection of arias and songs from

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Enjoy a collection of arias and songs from David’s Opera, Music Theatre and Contemporary repertoire. Tickets: $54 – $59

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B# recreate the magic of the original swing era as they salute the Big Band greats. Tickets: $18 – $20

Peninsula artists will share their insights into mental illness at the 2016 Mental Health Week Peninsula Art Exhibition. Presented by Mentis Assist, the exhibition runs until Saturday, October 22, at Frankston’s Cube 37 and showcases the work of artists with a lived experience of mental illness, including carers and family members. For Peter Fanton, whose painting Justified and Ancient (pictured) won best artwork at last year’s exhibition, art is “a means by which I bring into focus that which matters to me. In terms of recovery and my wellness strategies, art allows me to connect and express my values and what has meaning to me”. The exhibition is about more than just art, however. It is about the importance of community support in breaking down stigmas and enabling people to access the treatment and care they need to manage and recover from their illness. In the Frankston/Mornington Peninsula area there are higher levels of mental health than the www.franklyfrankston.com.au

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Victorian average and many are not aware of or have difficulty accessing services available in the community. Mentis Assist provides specialised mental health support for people 16 years and over living in the Frankston and Mornington Peninsula areas. Its services include homelessness support, activity groups within the community, youth support, carer and family outreach, and tailored care for individuals from dedicated support workers. For more information about the exhibition, visit mentisassist.org.au/mental-health-art-exhibition

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Friday 11 November, 7.30pm

“Rousing the spirit and the heart...” Douglas Doherty Tickets: $85 – $89

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WHAT’S ON FREE LISTINGS EVERY FRIDAY Musos’ circle/networking Charlwood’s Café forecourt (outside Frankston Library); 6.309.30pm

UNTIL SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16 Seaside Street Food Festival Pier Promenade, Frankston Waterfront; gourmet food trucks, craft beer and wine, live entertainment

UNTIL SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22 Mental Health Week Peninsula Art Exhibition Peninsula artists share their insights into mental illness; Cube 37; mentisassist.org.au/ mental-health-art-exhibition UNTIL SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30 Parallel Futures exhibition by 2014 McClelland Achievement Prize winner Sonia Payes; McClelland Sculpture Park + Gallery, 390 McClelland Drive, Langwarrin

UNTIL THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1 Victorian Young Achiever Awards Nominate a young Frankston resident making a difference in our community; awardsaustralia.com

NOW UNTIL SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10 Living in Two Worlds Marion Parker’s new solo art show (pictured); earthly floral landscapes

to ethereal colourful abstracts; Frankston Arts Centre; 9am-5pm SATURDAY--SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15 &16 Reality Check A show with its own spin on the ever-popular and varied reality TV shows; 2pm, Frankston Arts Centre; 9784 1060/ thefac.com.au SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15 Mendelssohn, Mozart & Haydn The MSO returns to perform works by Mendelssohn, Mozart and Haydn; 8pm, Frankston Arts Centre; $30-$52; 9784 1060/thefac.com.au Emu Plains Market Return of this popular market after winter; more than 220 stallholders, craft workshops, free entertainment; 9am-2pm; Emu Plains Reserve, Coolart Rd, Balnarring; emuplainsmarket.com.au

SUNDAY OCTOBER 16 Peninsula Pregnancy, Bubs and Kids Expo at Flinders Christian Community College, Carrum Downs, 10am-4pm. Everything you need to know from bump to birth and beyond. Inquiries: frankstontoylibrary.org.au Main Street Mornington Festival, free entry diverse range of stallholders and performers 11am to 5pm, family friendly event. www. mainstreetfestival.com.au

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19 The Nutcracker The Imperial Russian Ballet returns to perform this classic; Frankston Arts Centre, 8pm; $67-$87; 9784 1060/thefac. com.au FRIDAY-SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21-23

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Mt Eliza Art Show Mt Eliza North Primary School, 6 Moseley Drive; www.mtelizaart.com or 9787 6611 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22 2016 Biennial Women’s Luncheon Toorak College, Mt Eliza; alicesloantrust.org.au

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23 Auto show and car boot sale Patterson Lakes Community Centre raising money to rebuild a playground that was vandalised; stallholders needed; skilled volunteers also sought to help plan, build and landscape; 9772 8588 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23 Free family fun day Overport Park, 11am2pm; petting zoo, face-painting, kite-making, live music; meet your local heroes from the CFA, SES and police SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23 Unwind One-day relaxation meditation retreat, Eldon Park Ranch House Retreat, Graydens Rd, Tyabb; 9.45am-4.30pm; $200; Felicity, 0400 039 631

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28 Spring Carnival Business Lunch Frankston Football Club, noon-3,30pm; table of 10, $750; Rotary Club of Frankston Sunrise, 0457 778 886

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28 Fair go Rides, live entertainment, facepainting, games, food and drinks and much more; Frankston Heights Primary School, Kalmia St, Frankston; 2-7pm; frankstonhts-ps. vic.edu.au

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29 Big Dogs The world’s best powerlifters go head to head for the biggest cash prize ever in powerlifting; Frankston Arts Centre, 3pm; all tickets $65; 9784 1060/ thefac.com.au SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30 Nature Talisman and Wand Kids’ workshop; The Garden Frankston, 4 Ross Smith Ave; 1-4pm; bookings 0466 592 504

Peninsula Cup All the excitement and colour of the Spring Racing Carnival at Mornington Race Course; $20 general admission; children under 14 free; www.mrc.racing.com MONDAY, OCTOBER 31 An Intimate Evening with David Hobson David performs a collection of arias and songs from his diverse career; Frankston Arts Centre, 7.30pm; $54-$59; 9784 1060/thefac.com.au FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4 Twilight Christmas market Overport Primary School; food, stalls, face-painting, rides, fireworks, music and fun; gold coin entry; 56 Towerhill Rd, Frankston

Addictive Swing B# recreate the magic of the original swing era as they salute the Big Band greats; Frankston Arts Centre, 10.30am and 1.30pm; $18-$20; 9784 1060/thefac.com.au

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6 Long Lunch on Wells Family fun with buskers, clowns, magicians, children’s entertainment, music, food and drink; 11.30am-4.30pm THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10 High-flyer Arthurs Seat Skylift Consortium chairman Simon McKeon speaks at FMP

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Business Breakfast, 7-9am; tickets $60, table of 10 $600; fmpbrekky.com.au

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11 Great Scots The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards in concert, accompanied by military and ceilidh bands; Frankston Arts Centre, 7.30pm; $85-$89; 9784 1060/thefac.com.au SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12 Frankston Food Swap Share your garden’s bounty with others; Coffee on Kareela, 53 Kareela Rd, Frankston, 1-2pm

FRIDAY NOVEMBER 18 Women’s National Cricket League ACT v Queensland at Butler Oval, Frankston, from 10am

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19 Beach clean-up Meet southern end of Olivers Hill boat ramp carpark, 10am; register at beachpatrol.com.au/member-sign-up

SATURDAY-SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3-4 Fly like an Eagle Be one of the first to ride the Arthurs Seat Eagle; two-day grand opening celebrations, family fun and festivities SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4 Eview Group Mornington Peninsula Family Fun Day Mornington Park, 11am-3pm; free children’s rides/activities, live entertainment, food and drink stalls; Mazda MX-5 competition drawn; free admission Wellbeing Market Seaford Community Hall, Seaford; 10am

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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9 Christmas delight Ian Stenlake’s Christmas show features your favourite songs and carols; Frankston Arts Centre, 10.30am and 1.30pm; $18-$20; 9784 1060/thefac.com.au FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16 Big Christmas Bayside & Peninsula Design Market Frankston Basketball Stadium; 4-9pm SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31 Spellbinding Wicked, the understory of the witches of Oz; Frankston Arts Centre, 5pm; also Monday, January 2, 1.30pm; Tuesday, January 3, 7.30pm; Wednesday, January

4, 1.30pm; Thursday, January 5, 7.30pm; Friday, January 6, 7.30pm; Saturday, January 7, 1.30pm; $37-$52; 9784 1060/thefac. com.au SATURDAY, JANUARY 7 Wellbeing Market Balnarring Hall, Balnarring; 10am

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4 Mt Eliza Music Festival The Village comes alive with more than 70 musical acts performing in cafes, restaurants, outdoor stages and busking locations; from noon; mtelizamusicfestival.com

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FRIDAY-SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25-27 Foreshore RockFest Rosebud relives the fabulous ‘50s and 60s with music, movies, dance, car shows, markets and more; foreshorerockfest.com.au

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26 Light entertainment Frankston’s Christmas Festival of Lights, Davey St, 5-10pm; free entry

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27 Blue Sunday Navy Blue Harmony Concert featuring the Victoria Police Pipes & Drums; hosted by Jane Holmes, from Magic 1278; Frankston Arts Centre, 2pm; $20; 9784 1060/ thefac.com.au www.franklyfrankston.com.au

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The champagne was flowing and it was smiles all round at the official opening of the Frankston Yacht Club and Frankston Foreshore Precinct Redevelopment on September 16. Frankston Mayor James Dooley, councillors, staff, Members of Parliament, yacht club representatives, the design team and members of the wider Frankston community celebrated the milestone. Photos: Andrea Kellett Everything we love about Frankston, fresh every month

Mitchell Torre Real Estate was founded in 1996 and since then has gone from strength to strength.

Anyone who is drawn to the water will be right at home at Patterson Lakes – but there’s so much more to the suburb than its wonderful waterways. Its 7600 residents include families who adore its mix of excellent schools, health centres, parks and reserves, and sport and recreation facilities; and retirees who value the suburb’s peace and quiet. Patterson River itself, which was constructed in 1878, and the network of canals offer not only excellent access to Port Phillip Bay, they also provide a resort-like waterfront lifestyle similar to what you might find on the Gold Coast. The restaurants and shops are among the best on the Peninsula, and Carrum station and EastLink allow ready access to the CBD. Patterson Lakes also found fame as Fountain Lakes, the fictional setting for the TV series Kath & Kim.

With its main office located in the prime position of Patterson Lakes’ shopping centre, the company’s focus is always on its vendors, landlords, buyers and tenants. “We pride ourselves on mature, friendly and professional service,” says Director Steve Torre. “We have the largest rental portfolio in the area, servicing Bayside and surrounding areas, and we have four very experienced and professional portfolio managers, ensuring you get the best and most current practices, software systems and advice on current legislation.” Experience the Mitchell Torre difference. MITCHELL TORRE REAL ESTATE A: Shop 17, Lakeview Shopping Centre, Thompson Rd, Patterson Lakes T: 9772 0077 W: www.mtre.com.au

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Cove sets THE MOOD Nestled in the Patterson Lakes Marina, The Cove Hotel’s tranquil setting and spectacular water views in all directions make it a standout for dining and entertainment. The heated deck is the perfect spot for waterfront dining, whether it’s just a tasty snack you’re after, a relaxing Sunday breakfast or a delicious three-course meal. As well as a fantastic gaming room, The Cove boasts a wall-size LED screen in its Sports Bar – reportedly the biggest this side of the city – so you won’t miss a moment of the action during all major sporting events and all UFC Main events. A newly renovated Wine Bar, entrance foyer and fresh new bathroom facilities have given The Cove another lift as it continues its evolution. With an extensive wine list and delicious tapas menu, The Wine Room is the perfect place to meet friends and relax. If you’re after live entertainment, check out Saturday nights and Sunday afternoons in The Wine Room, and if you’re planning a special celebration with a few friends or family members, the Brasserie Room is ideal for groups of 10 to 16 people. The Cove really has something for everyone, so come down and experience all it has to offer. THE COVE HOTEL A: The Marina, McLeod Rd, Patterson Lakes T: 9773 3733 W: thecovehotel.com.au

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A passion for food and a love of the community have led business partners Sharad Patel and Vipul Patel to Crust Pizza in Patterson Lakes. Vipul had risen through the ranks from pizza maker to store manager in Melbourne when he approached Sharad to join the Crust Pizza franchise, and the pair opened their Harbour Plaza store in November 2011.

“I have a background in food engineering, and when Vipul approached me I was looking to get into a food business,” Sharad says. “We wanted a brand that was community-based, astute with a long-term business plan and that offered value for money, so Crust Pizza was an easy choice.” With Vipul already living in Carrum, the choice of Patterson Lakes was also an easy one. “We like to give back to the community,” Sharad says. It’s an exciting time for both the franchisees and the company as a whole. The Patterson Lakes store will soon hopefully add its name to the list of stores now licensed to deliver alcohol with your home-delivered pizza. Adding to this exciting news, Crust is introducing three new pizza options to its gourmet offer in the coming weeks, including a delicious vegan pizza! Look out for the new menu in your letterbox soon. The company recently smashed the Guinness Book of World Records, for the World’s Longest Dessert Pizza with a 46.6m whopper, during the Crust Pizza conference on the Gold Coast. Don’t forget to sign up as a Crust VIPP (Very Important Pizza Person) – if you live within the store’s delivery area, you’ll receive free delivery every time you order online as well as exclusive offers. CRUST PIZZA A: Shop 26, Harbour Plaza, 21 Thompsons Rd, Patterson Lakes T: 9773 1111 W: crust.com.au

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Big Plus for Frankston business Rodney owns Tuscan Trellis Specialist Painting in Frankston and works on a range of projects from heritage-listed buildings to objets d’art, from interior designer stores to modern colour themes and decorative painted effects.

and I thought I might as well go in to find out what BRACE SkillsPlus is all about. SkillsPlus was very easy Education to deal & Train across metropolitan and re with and I got to speak with someone straight away. Damian sat down with me and listened to what I needed.” “We listen to local businesses and help them find candidates that are ready to work,” said Damian from SkillsPlus. “We also provide a range of supports when employers like Tuscan Trellis Specialist Painting employ a new staff member through us.” Rodney was looking for someone willing to learn and who already had artistic abilities. It was also important to him that the person was respectful and humble. Damian recommended Bensen because he knew Bensen had the right attitude and skills. Bensen had been unemployed for three or four years and was struggling to find a job. He is excited about his new job and is currently saving up money to buy his first car.

Rodney recently needed to hire a new employee, but hiring new staff can have a tremendous impact on a small business because it takes time and money to find the right candidate. As Rodney was thinking about how to go about finding the right candidate, he coincidentally came across SkillsPlus. “I was on my way somewhere and was grabbing a coffee. I was parked outside of SkillsPlus in Frankston

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“I have already recommended SkillsPlus to other people I know,” Rodney said. “Bensen has shown real initiative and is committed to his job. It’s great to be able to teach someone new skills and provide them with an opportunity to get back into the workforce. I also really enjoy having input on the work from someone young who sees things with different eyes.” SKILLSPLUS A: 31 Playne Street, Frankston T: 9784 0400 W: www.skillsplus.com.au

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Embroidery makes the brand EmbroidMe provides embroidery, screen printing, and promotional products for businesses of all sizes in Frankston. Nir and the team are ready to help you find the right embroidered shirt, hat or promotional accessory to help you grow your brand. “We also offer personalisation for business and consumers looking for customised embroidery.

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“You have a goal, and you need a way to reach it. At EmbroidMe, we combine our marketing resources and in-house production facilities to create a custom program that gets you where you need to go no matter what the hurdles. We mix and match from our portfolio of services to develop custom programs to complement your needs.” So whether you are planning a corporate golf day, awareness programs, or a tradeshow, EmbroidMe creates turnkey packages and provides you with a solution, not just a promotional product. EMBROIDME A: Bayside Shopping Centre, G066Q Balmoral Walk T: 9781 0444 W: frankston.embroidme.com.au

The chairman of the Arthurs Seat Skylift Consortium, Simon McKeon, will be the guest speaker at next month’s FMP Business Breakfast Series at the Frankston Arts Centre. Named Australian of the Year in 2011 for his support of multiple Australian and international charities, Simon is a highly successful businessman who has served as chairman of AMP and the CSIRO. He was founding president of the Federal Government’s Australian Takeovers Panel as well as its Point Nepean Community Trust, is a former executive chairman of the Macquarie Group’s Melbourne office, chancellor of Monash University, chairman of In2Science and the Group of Eight’s Industry and Innovation Board, and the State Government’s Australia Day Ambassador. Beyond business, Simon is the helmsman of Macquarie Innovation, which in 2009 became the first sailboat in the world to sustain more than 50 knots, and is also a founding patron of the Australian Olympic Sailing Team, which won three golds and a silver at the 2012 London Olympics, making Australia the best-performed sailing nation at the Games. You can hear Simon speak on Driving Success In Business And Life on Thursday, November 10, from 7-9am. Tickets: $60 ($600 for table of 10) from fmpbrekky.com.au

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is your one-stop shop for all your supplies. From delicious gourmet pies and finger food to scrumptious confectionery and famous Carousel ice cream cakes, your guests’ appetites will be well catered for, and there’s a great range of novelty cake tins available for hire if you prefer baking your own. You can also hire all the party equipment you’ll need, from laser lights, disco balls and smoke machines to cocktail/slushie machines and karaoke machines. There are costumes, hats, masks and accessories for hire, as well as balloons, banners, candles, streamers, tableware – in fact, everything you need to make your special occasion a roaring success. TEMPTATION CORNER A: 2 /700 Frankston-Dandenong Rd, Carrum Downs T: 9782 8491 W: temptationcorner.com.au

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Join the Club - The Spice Club

Take your taste buds on a journey through faraway lands with The Spice Club’s intensely authentic Indian cuisine. This popular food spot takes pride in offering a deliciously diverse menu including delectable selections of tandoori meats and breads plus curries that are cooked to perfection. The secret is its clay oven, which omits an aroma that gets your mouth watering. The Spice Club prides itself on offering fast and friendly service. Takeaway is available every day except Mondays - or try the all-you-caneat buffet on Friday and Saturday nights, which includes a wide range of entrees and main courses plus rice, naan bread, salad and raita. Then finish up with one of The Spice Club’s delicious desserts. Now that’s sweet, and a little bit spicy! Join the club today – it’s open Tuesday through to Sunday. THE SPICE CLUB A: 506 Nepean Highway, Frankston T: 9770 5011 W: spiceclubfrankston.com.au

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Set on the banks of the meandering Kananook Creek among lovely gardens, you could celebrate in style with your work colleagues and friends. The perfect combination of location, ambience and an enticing new menu sees The Boathouse as an ideal venue for your Christmas break-up. “You can choose from a cocktail-style function for up to 140 guests, or you may opt for a sit-down event for up to 80 guests,” says The Boathouse owner Cameron. “Our new Summer ’17 Function Packages are set to tantalise the taste buds and we will work with you to ensure your event is memorable and enjoyable - we can even organise music and entertainment.”

For those with a discerning palate, The Boathouse has a fully stocked bar with local and imported wines, cider and craft beers. The new cocktail list has been a hit with the ladies while the rolling beers on tap offer something different every week. TASTE OUR

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With Christmas only weeks away, it’s time to book your end-of-year function - and The Boathouse is just the venue for you.

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Frankston City celebrates with Celebrate Frankston’s 50 years as a city and everything that makes it great at next month’s Long Lunch On Wells.

Breakfast & Lunch Allergy Conscious Food Family Friendly Catering & Functions 6 Culcairn Drive, Frankston 9770 5704 facebook.com/RosiesKitchenPantry

Inspired by the much-celebrated and traditional community long lunches around the town square in many European provincial towns, Long Lunch On Wells is all about Frankston citizens feeling good about where they live. For four hours, you’ll be wined, dined and entertained with the finest fare from selected Wells St restaurants, wines from Elgee Park and Baillieu wineries and Ritchies IGA, and a host of musicians. You can also bring your

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own food to share with your table guests. There will be heaps of fun for the children, and special shows at Hoyts. Musicians including The Gaudion Brothers, The Fabulous Joe Roberto Trio with Fem Belling, the Frankston High School Band and Jazz Sextet, Blue Note College, Guitar Village Frankston and Oskar Proy will keep you entertained. Presented by Proudly Frankston, Long Lunch On Wells is on Sunday, November 6, from noon-4pm. Tick-ets are $10 a person, $100 for a table of 10 and $120 for a table of 12. Book at Frankston Arts Centre, 9784 1060; tickets thefac.com.au

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The local gem that is Eeny Meeny Café has introduced an inner-city aesthetic to Frankston since it opened four years ago. Its nostalgia-filled surrounds and relaxed, welcoming atmosphere have proved a huge hit with locals and visitors, many of whom have taken to Facebook, Trip Adviser, Zomato and other social media sites to share their love of Eeny Meeny’s delicious food, great coffee and tea, and friendly, attentive staff. “I’d give it fifteen out of five if I could,” says Joel on Facebook. “Cute comfy interior, staff were lovely. Overall a big thumbs up,” says Relle on Zomato. “Eeny Meeny is often described by

our customers as a haven in Frankston,” says Sandra Jennings, who co-owns the café with chef Robbie Wright. “The fully enclosed courtyard is particularly popular as a space in which to meet and chat, enjoy a lazy brunch on the weekend, a weekly business meeting, to enjoy an excellent cup of coffee, or tea served the old-fashioned way - in a fine vintage china cup. The atmosphere here is relaxed and friendly, and the service is attentive.”

food cooked creatively, and this is reflected on the popular specials board, which changes weekly and always offers something mouth-wateringly fresh and interesting . His other passion is providing exceptional customer service, and he has a loyal team that shares his values.

Sandra and Robbie are both long-time Frankston City residents and use fresh seasonal produce from the Peninsula. Their locally roasted coffee is Fair Tradecertified Organico Prima which, like their Zee Tea leaf teas, is also organic.

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of a new umbrella. Made in the Shade can replace and repair worn or broken components or retro-fit accessories, plus a courier will pick it up for you. “Our traditional approach to hand-crafted quality is why we enjoy the reputation for supplying superior product to the world market,” continues Eliza. “We are the only company to manufacture timber and canvas umbrellas completely in Australia. Our mission statement is to make the most beautiful umbrellas in the world, offer outstanding customer service, exceed expectations, and achieve this in an environmentally sustainable way.” Now that’s well made – in the shade. MADE IN THE SHADE A: 64 Brunel Rd, Seaford T: 9785 1236 W: madeintheshade.com.au FB: facebook.com/shade.umbrella/ www.franklyfrankston.com.au

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Inspired Outdoor Living has everything for your backyard outdoor lifestyle and more. The family-owned business has been selling premium quality and leading brand barbecues, outdoor furniture and accessories since 2009. The showroom in Carrum Downs boasts a huge range of barbecues from well-known brands such as Weber, BeefEater, Sunco and Masport, with everything from the humble charcoal barbie to the more sophisticated outdoor kitchens. All the outdoor furniture has been sourced from top brands such as Shelta, Good

Living Global and Melton Craft, and you’ll find a huge collection of lounge and dining settings in wicker, aluminium, stone and timber. Complete your entire outdoor package with a large selection of umbrellas and accessories. Visit the Carrum Downs showroom where Inspired Outdoor Living’s specialised sales team will be more than happy to assist you. INSPIRED OUTDOOR LIVING A: S hop 6, 700 Frankston Dandenong Rd, Carrum Downs T: 9782 8325 W: inspiredoutdoor.com.au

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SERVICES INCLUDE: Leaking shower specialist

Silicone seals replaced

Indoor & outdoor tile cleaning & sealing

Damaged tiles replaced

Pre-sale makeovers

Cracked acrylic shower bases & Bathtubs repaired

Mouldy showers re-grouted

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Jorg Melzer | Owner Operator 0424 843 358 | melzer1@bigpond.com

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Bayside Grout Solutions owner/operator Jorg talks about leaking showers and some of their causes. A shower recess is one of the most used and harshly treated parts of the house - in some cases it will be used four to eight times a day, especially in summer and on sports days. It is then subjected to harsh chemicals and constant moisture. This causes the grout and the silicone to become weak. If not maintained properly it will cause the recess eventually to leak into its surrounds. Sure signs of this are damaged door frames, plaster boards and wet carpets adjoining the bathroom’s shower. In some cases, showers leak due to poor installation

and ill-fitting screens as well. So why not have the shower recess serviced just like you do a car by giving it a full ‘rejuvenation’? This means replacing the grout and all the seals, polishing all surfaces so the shower gleams again like new and gives you many years of use again. All this can be done in most cases in a day and your shower is back in action 36 hours later for a fraction of the cost of a full replacement. For a free no-obligation quote, phone Jorg on 0424 843 358. BAYSIDE GROUT SOLUTIONS A: Somerville T: 0424 843 358

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