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Eight years on ‘ice’ By GEORGIA WESTGARTH
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Anonymous didn’t stop the paralysing urge for another hit. “When it comes to relapsing it could be something as simple as being in my room and getting that craving to do it because that’s where I used to smoke,� Jarryd said. Jarryd relapsed every time he tried to quit ice, despite owing dealers money – and the dealers added up. Jarryd owed cash to about 15 dealers over his eight year drug habit, something he dabbled in himself. “I was a dealer and a user.�
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After dabbling in marijuana and speed, Jarryd said ice was the hardest drug he’d tried and hopefully would be the last. Jarryd started playing around with illegal drugs at 18 years of age, after he left high school in Frankston at 17 years. “I started doing drugs with friends from the peninsula,� he said, and ended up doing ice alone on his bedroom floor for two years. Eight years later, Jarryd said hypnotherapy, counselling and Narcotics
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WHEN Jarryd Bardsley looked back on his eight-year drug addiction, he admitted sitting alone on his bedroom floor smoking ice as one of his lowest points. The 26-year-old concreter from Cranbourne, smoked a gram a day, at the height of his addiction. “Ice gives you a buzz like nothing else out there,� he told the News. “You’re on a heightened alertness when you’re on it, I felt like I was someone different when I smoked ice – I didn’t speak to anyone, not even my mum, I just wasn’t me. “It’s a worse you for sure when you’re on ice, you lose all judgement of what’s wrong and right and you don’t think things are as bad as what they are.� “Ice is massive – it’s by far one of the biggest drugs. “It’s more addictive than other drugs that I’ve tried, you get that feeling that you just want more, enough is never enough.� Jarryd has been clean from drugs for close to four months and attributes his new found attitude to Glenn Munso’s Youth YOU drug rehabilitation program and gym in Hallam. A former drug dealer and addict himself, Glenn “gets it�, Jarryd said. A gram a day “is a lot�, he said, adding that ice or crystal methamphetamine isn’t as cheap as people make it out to be. “$500 would last me a week, that’s enough for four people for one whole week that don’t do it very often, and I was having that in one week to myself.� Jarryd dropped down to 70 kilograms, but now sits at a healthy 84 kilograms. “You can go days without eating,� he said. “You just don’t have an appetite when you’re on ice.�
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Community News 2016-17 Budget delivers $151 M infrastructure investment The City of Casey’s 2016-17 Budget has been adopted, delivering a $151 M investment into building new and improving ageing infrastructure and $266 M to deliver vital services for our 300,000 residents. BUDGET AT A GLANCE
New composting rebate now available! The City of Casey has introduced a new rebate program to encourage residents to compost. Residents can now claim back $30 from the purchase of a compost bin, $40 for compost fermenters and $50 on worm farms and worms. By composting at home, residents can help SFEVDF UIF BNPVOU PG XBTUF TFOU UP MBOEmMM whilst producing a nutrient rich soil product XJUIPVU BSUJmDJBM GFSUJMJTFST Council is running a FREE education session on composting at Myuna Farm, 182 Kidds Road, Doveton on Saturday 30 July 2016 from 9.00 am to 10.30 am. To RSVP, call City of Casey Customer Service on 9705 5200.
300,000 residents
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It’s no secret that the City of Casey is growing fast, with an average of 120 people moving into the municipality every week and a projected population of 490,000 people by 2041. The 2016-17 Budget JT mOBODJBMMZ SFTQPOTJCMF BOE sustainable, balancing the need to build necessary infrastructure for the growing community and updating ageing infrastructure in our established TVCVSCT XIJMF SFEVDJOH UIF mOBODJBM JNQBDU PO ratepayers. Community feedback was critical to the development of the Budget. Council thanks everyone who provided input and took the time to make a submission during the consultation phase.
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Budget highlights include: Âť $82.7 M towards construction of Bunjil Place Âť $16.6 M into Casey road projects including sealing Smiths Lane, North Road and Craig Road and the upgrade of Heather Grove and Casey Fields Boulevard intersection Âť $7.4 M for the redevelopment of basketball and netball courts at Casey Indoor Leisure Centre Âť $3.6 M for the construction of Bradman Drive Reserve Soccer and Cricket Recreation Facility Âť $2.7 M for the new Selandra Integrated Community Centre Âť $1 M for the new Eliburn Family and Community Centre
To apply for the rebate visit www.casey.vic. gov.au/composting.
Be part of the Casey Contemporary Artists’ Showcase Calling all contemporary artists – the City of Casey is now taking applications for the fourth annual Casey Contemporary Artists’ Showcase exhibition, opening on 31 August 2016. Artists working in a variety of mediums and styles are welcome to submit an application to be involved in the exhibition by Monday 1 August 2016. This year’s theme explores the OPUJPO PGG TFMG GSPN QPSUSBJUVSF UP SFnFDUJPOT PO the inner self. Visit www.casey.vic.gov.au/artspaces for more information or to apply.
New Ageing Positively program out now! The City of Casey has released its Ageing Positively program for July to December 2016, offering a range of opportunities for older residents to get their mind and body active. Designed for residents aged 55 and over, the program offers opportunities to try a range of physical activities, engage in learning and education opportunities and make new connections. The netball and basketball redevelopment will continue at Casey Indoor Leisure Centre.
Construction of the Selandra Integrated Community Centre, Clyde North and Eliburn Family and Community Centre, Cranbourne East will begin.
Visit www.casey.vic.gov.au/budget to view the Budget and a listing of the projects to be undertaken in your ward in 2016-17. Rates notices will be posted to ratepayers by August. For dates and payment options for rates visit www.casey.vic.gov.au/payingyourrates.
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Six-month jail term By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A CRANBOURNE man who struck and verbally abused a Dandenong railway station PSO has been jailed for six months. Akol Deng Mabour, 22, sought a sentencing indication as he appeared on a prison video link in Dandenong Magistrates’ Court on 11 July. Mabour swore aggressively at two PSOs when asked to produce a concession card at the railway station on the night of 4 May, the court was told. “I have no respect for you, c***”, “You bitch, I’ll spit in your face” and “I’ll f*** you c***s up”, he said during his abusive tirade. Mabour was moved on from
the station. He returned with eight youths, including his younger brother, from Pop Up Park on Foster Street. As Mabour approached, a PSO pushed him in the chest. Mabour then struck out with his right arm to the PSO’s face. Mabour persistently resisted as the PSOs threw him to the ground, handcuffed and arrested him. Mabour refused treatment from a paramedic for a cut to his forehead. He told police soon after “they had it in for me”. “If you have a fight with me, I’m going to win.” Defence lawyer Nadine Daniel said Mabour returned to the station a second time because he had no other way of getting home.
“In the first instance, he was going home. His mistake was not having proof of concession. “In the first instance he was trying to avoid any trouble.” Magistrate Jack Vandersteen retorted: “I don’t understand that at all. There’s nothing he did that supports what you said - nothing. “While I accept you felt affronted by the PSOs asking for a concession card, your behaviour was unacceptable, unnecessary and the level of aggression was unwarranted.” Mr Vandersteen said it was “not unreasonable” for a PSO to ask for a concession card. He noted the PSOs gave Mabour multiple warnings for his foul language and tried to get him out of the area rather than “engage with him”.
“What would you be thinking if you put yourself in the position of the PSOs ... when he goes out and comes back with a group of associates? “None of us are really confronted by people in this way. We’re in a very sterile environment. “I’d be really nervous if eight people advanced on me.” Mabour was already serving an 18-month jail term, with a fivemonth non-parole period over an assault on a taxi driver. Mr Vandersteen noted Mabour’s multiple violent priors, including assault of a police officer. Mabour received a six month term - with two months served on top of his existing jail sentence.
Second evacuation for school after suspicious bottle find By GEORGIA WESTGARTH A SECOND suspicious plastic bottle was found at Tooradin Primary School and the bomb squad called to assist local police, on Tuesday 12 July. The suspicious device was found at 8.40am, and the whole school was evacuated to the oval as a precaution. A message was sent out to the entire school community, headlined: ‘Evacuating School as a Precaution’. A spokeswoman from Victoria Police said the plastic bottle found had liquid inside it. “Police don’t believe that the new bottle was left at the school today, they believe it had been there since yesterday,” she said. On the first day back at school, on Monday 11 July, a student found the bottle during clean up and disposed of it in a bin outside an office. Senior Sergeant Nathan Prowd from the Pakenham Police Station was alerted to the incident about 3.30pm on Monday and made a statement. “It didn’t seem suspicious, just general rubbish,” Snr Sgt Prowd said. But during the course of the day the bottle ruptured in the bin and a strong gas smell drifted into the adjacent office space. “Some type of liquid has been released,” Snr Sgt Prowd said. “We’ve had nine staff members with very minor symptoms shown and the staff immediately evacuated,” he said. About 20 students were also removed from the building and accompanied staff onto the school oval. Four CFA trucks attended and firefighters ventilated the office space and took the bottle onto the school oval.
Cash-hungry burglars bite A SERIES of burglaries have left damaged property across Lynbrook and Cranbourne West as burglars jemmied open windows and doors. Three restaurants on Universal Way in Cranbourne West were entered by burglars on Friday 24 June between 11pm and 4.30am the following morning. A small amount of cash was stolen during the three break-ins, and offenders were described as wearing light-coloured clothing. The next day a drive through window was the access point for a burglar who stole a small amount of cash at a burger restaurant in the Lynbrook Village shopping centre, between 7.30am and 7.50am on Saturday 25 June. Once inside the fast food chain, the offender described as male, 155 to 160cm tall, with a thin build and wearing a blue Puma hooded jumper and a black baseball cap, left the premises through the same jemmied window. The Caucasian offender was wearing dark pants and red soled sneakers and black gloves at the time of the break-in. Another spate of burglaries throughout Cranbourne West on Saturday 25 June continued using the same style of offending. A group of shops had their doors jemmied open on Cranbourne-Frankston Road between 4.20am and 6.15am. Police believe nothing was stolen from the first break-in, but understand the same burglars attempted to enter a service station across the road, but instead activated an alarm.
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Four CFA trucks attended and firefighters ventilated the office space and took the bottle onto the school oval on Monday.
CASEY’S never ending car fires continue. The latest blaze occurred around 3am near in Churchill Park Drive, Endeavour Hills, on Sunday 10 July. A blue Holden Commodore sedan was stolen from an address in Endeavour Hills overnight and torched hours later. CFA extinguished the blaze, but the sedan was completely burnt out.
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Saving our families By GEORGIA WESTGARTH GLENN Munso, a former drug dealer and addict, is using his past life to save families cracking under the “ice epidemic”. That’s what he calls it - an “epidemic” - so far-reaching that kids, users, and addicts are driving across Melbourne to attend his Hallam gym in the hope of beating drugs. Glenn, a 29-year-old personal trainer and creator of the Youth YOU Program in Hallam, said people drove from Essendon and Melton to attend his sessions in drug rehabilitation. But it was the helplessness he felt from parents and loved ones of addicts, that pushed him to take action outside of the individuals’ own battles. “Parents literally put their entire lives on hold when they have a child on drugs - it’s just a vicious cycle,” Glenn explained. “But I can give parents insight into what it’s like to be that kid on drugs and I find they appreciate that.” With a background firmly planted in the illegal drug scene, Glenn says he can insightfully educate parents in ways no other youth or support worker can, and has created an online portal to help more families than he ever could have hoped to meet in his gym. “It’s an online support program for anyone dealing with a loved one on drugs,” Glenn said. An online toolkit similar to Glenn’s was recommended to support families and communities in the 2015 National Ice Taskforce Glenn’s Youth YOU Online Support Group started up in June this year. One of the reasons Glenn decided to start focusing on this area was
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due to one question he is continually asked by parents. “They ask me how they can reconnect with their child,” Glenn said. “They ask me how they can speak to their child on drugs. “They tell me they feel like they have lost their child. “Most parents’ whole world stops when they have a child addicted to drugs. “They don’t know how they should be living their own life - and it’s really damaging, they won’t go to parties or events, or go on holidays. They lose friends, they get depressed and anxious and it isolates them. “They can’t talk to other parents because they feel like they’re go-
ing to judge them on their parenting skills - this way they can learn and talk to me online and no-one needs to know about it.” Glenn’s program has been running since 2014 and has helped addicts as young as 13 years old, to 28. The user-pays online support group costs $17 per week and includes weekly videos, lessons and live question and answer sessions from Glenn. But Glenn said one of the most important aspects of the support group was exactly that, support from other parents living the same battles. “The live question and answers work well for the parents who don’t attend live forums and suffer with judgement, it’s a private way of ask-
ing questions,” Glenn said. The tutorials with Glenn touch on how to react to your child and communicate with them without giving off an anxious energy which can result in the child rebelling. Glenn said his program helped to rebuild relationships between drug addicted youths and their loved ones. It continues to “stop and save fights” between the two parties. “Parents message me with different situations and I tell them what to focus on to get the best results,” Glenn said. Participants are free to exit the support group at any time. To join, visit: http://youthyouprogram.com/join-new/
Eight years on ‘ice’ From front page Jarryd’s weekly cycle with drugs would go like this: “It would start sometimes on Thursdays and then I’d smoke Friday and stay up all weekend on a bender, I’d stay up Sunday and go to work Monday and you’d feel like s*** on Tuesday,” he said. So Tuesday would become the crux of the addiction. Jarryd couldn’t get through the week without smoking ice again on Tuesday. “It’s about getting through the day, Tuesdays are the day you’re not feeling so good, so you’d smoke and before you know it it’s Thursday again and the weekend starts,” he said. “Your body is so sleep deprived on ice and coming off it is horrible, it’s the worst pain, I wouldn’t wish it upon anybody.” But Jarryd hid his pain so well that it wasn’t until his mum opened his laptop and read his desktop screen saver that was the moment that would literally save Jarryd from crystal meth. The poem called, ‘I am crystal meth’, retells how the drug destroys the lives that use it and it wasn’t easy for Jarryd to quit. His mum Karen kicked him out of home before she found Glenn’s program. “I was six days clean when mum walked me in here (Glenn’s gym) for the first time,” Jarryd said. Now on his way to his first Christmas free of drugs in eight years, Jarryd walks into Essential Health and Fitness six days a week. “Subconsciously I really didn’t want mum to find out about my drug habit, but looking back I’m glad she did, she’s helped me so much,” Jarryd said. Currently working in a job he’s had for a few weeks and aims to keep, Jarryd is completing a course in personal training and says he has no time to relapse. “I’m not worried about relapsing because I don’t think about it,” he said. “I know if I stick to my routine of work, gym and bed, I have no time to relapse - routine keeps my head in the right place.” Jarryd is now debt free, but most importantly drug free, and has a message for everyone. “It’s a dark place - don’t do it to yourself and your family because it’s not that easy to just switch off drugs.”
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POWERLESS, furious and frustrated. These are the feelings of almost every resident in Bronson Circuit, Hawkshead Place and Danby Court in Cranbourne North after months of attempts to stop over-development in a quiet part of Casey. Most Casey residents would be completely unaware that if the area they live in is under a “Development Plan Overlay” or DPO, they have almost no rights over what gets built right next door. The case in point here is two ‘remnant’ blocks, one at 179 Rosebank Drive (eight units) and the other at 515 Narre Warren Road (10 units). Leftover farmhouses, these are now being turned into multi-unit developments, pouring traffic onto quiet residential streets where normally there is just one house per block. Together these 18 residences, ranging from two-bedroom units to four-bedroom twostorey townhouses, will add hundreds of car trips per day down quiet streets that are narrow and already struggling to cope with cars parking on the roadside. Casey Council themselves can do nothing, except deny a permit application and then have this decision overturned by the allpowerful VCAT, sitting in an ivory tower in Melbourne. We don’t object to development as such, but how much is too much? Four homes would have sufficed on one block, but 10? Almost every resident in the affected streets, 45 in all, signed a joint letter to council objecting. All credit to Cr Amanda Stapledon who fought long and hard to have the council reject the application and tried to have Vicroads consider other access options. But all to no avail, because under the DPO, and against VCAT, we the people are powerless. Now we are also furious and frustrated. Be aware, your street could be next. Rob Ward, Cranbourne North.
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SCOOTER EXPO COME & TRY AT PELICAN CAFE The silent council TOORADIN WHY is it out of 11 Casey councillors, we only hear from one - the mayor ? Councillors are elected by the residents and ratepayers and as far as I am concerned they have a voice to have an opinion. I have
What's the time, Mr Wolf? Kate Nolan doing laps at the MS 24-hour swimathon at Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS Casey Race. 156590 had enough of the mayor’s negativity and I want to hear the views of all councillors, as I think they will make more sense than the mayor. I would like to ask the CEO Mike Tyler, have you placed a ban on the other 10 councillors from making a comment regarding council decisions? And if so, why? If you have not, then let them speak up. This is going to have a negative effect on these councillors in the upcoming elections in October. In my ward of Springfield the mayor is one of my councillors, but who is our second councillor ? One would never know as we don’t see or hear from him or her. But I must say I do know who she is, and I would love to hear her views rather than the negativity coming out of the mouth of our mayor. Rex Flannery, Narre Warren South.
Poverty is no bonus AND education is well known to be the path out of poverty. Ms Petrides articulates very well the plight of families experiencing financial hardship in Casey. Likewise we see many families that are not able to afford the costs of their children’s public education program. Students are forced to elect cheaper subjects, they go to school without the resources they need and miss out on social development opportunities such as camps. My concern is that once bank interest rates rise, we are going to see a lot more families doing it tough and a lot more kids missing out. Susan Magee, Executive Officer, Casey North Community Information and Support Service.
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WILL it snow in Cranbourne? Network Seven’s meteorologist Jane Bunn seems to think so and local singer songwriter Sharon Start says if it does it will be history repeating itself. Ms Start, a long-term Cranbourne West resident, has had the pleasure of witnessing snowfall in Cranbourne and is crossing her fingers she’ll witness it one more time. “Thirty years ago we awoke to snow in Cranbourne, so it would be good to see it again after all this time,” Ms Start wrote on Facebook. Jane Bunn posted a list online of Victorian suburbs likely to wake up to a white winter wonderland on Wednesday 13 July and Cranbourne South was on her list. Ms Start told the News it was about this time in 1986 that she ran for her camera to capture her son in the snow. “We were up early to get my four-year-old son to kindergarten and as we walked to the car we thought at first it was frost on the ground,” she said. “But it was shaped differently and that is when we realised it was snow. “I grabbed my camera and took a photo of my son quickly before we headed off to kindergarten. “My son is now 34 and when I mentioned the possibility of snow he said he vaguely remembered when it snowed all those years ago.” Send us your show photos to dailyeditor@ starnewsgroup.com.au.
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IT WAS a double case of doing a double-take when a man locked in police cells was brought into the wrong Dandenong Magistrates’ courtroom not once but twice on 11 July. The man seemed to have been quite the social butterfly in custody. As he was erroneously led out into the dock, he recognised the accused standing in front of judge, called out
to the accused by name and wished him luck in his case. Not that the judge was impressed. He scolded the accused for starting to make a name for himself in the criminal world. “How many people have people come out of the cells and say ‘G’day! Good luck!’” the magistrate said. “It’s all about who you know.”
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Jason PEARCEDALE’S Thompson is one of the country’s leading greyhound trainers and says he can’t see much movement for the local industry, in the wake of the New South Wales government’s decision to shut down the sport next year. Mr Thompson, a family man who has been in the greyhound racing business close to 30 years told The News: “It’s not that easy for anybody to uproot their lives and move interstate.” He said the influx of trainers and dogs that was first reported wouldn’t be a large one. “It’s only natural some trainers who want to pursue careers will move interstate and perhaps choose Victoria but I’m sure Greyhound Racing Victoria (GRV) will put due processes in place to ensure they can relocate,” Mr Thompson said. “Financially and logistically a move might not be viable - I don’t think an influx is an issue at all.” Mr Thompson, 47, trains 20 greyhounds out of his Pearcedale property and has done for 13 years. His last Group 1 win amounted to $250,000, just two weeks ago, and he said the livelihoods of the interstate trainers were where the true cost lay. “I was quite shocked - I didn’t see it coming and it’s obviously very disappointing, all I can do is feel sorry for the NSW people. “This affects families and that’s where it becomes hard.” Mr Thompson said the swift action from the Victorian Government to assure the local industry’s future shows great certainty in the GRV. “I think people in the community should gain confidence in that it wasn’t a delayed reaction from the State Government, it was immediate, that’s got to be reassuring,” he said. “The way our industry runs down here is just so professional and thorough, hence why the government is backing the industry.” Damning ABC footage came out of a Tooradin track last year, showing animals being strapped
Pearcedale greyhound trainer Jason Thompson has full confidence in the industry, the GRV and its future. 47304 Picture: KIM CARTMELL to lures and ripped apart while being used as live-bait. This fuelled a Special Commission of Inquiry into the Greyhound Racing Industry. But Mr Thompson says Victoria acted and is running the way it needs to. “We are in such a strong position in Victoria, we’ve acted the way we needed to and I think there lies the problem perhaps NSW might not have. “I’d like to think the implementation of strict welfare changes to the industry has been easy - it was simple for me, we really didn’t have to make any changes and on the whole I think it has been much the same - but I can only comment on my own experience.” A confident Mr Thompson said the greyhound racing industry had a strong future in Victoria. “From what I’ve heard Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia have all come out in support of the industry and they have confidence in the industry which is what we need to hear,” he said. Attorney General and Victorian Minister for Racing, Martin Pakula, took to Twitter on Thursday 7 July to show his support for the embattled sport. Mr Pakula tweeted: “I am backing @GRV_News to continue and complete the
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Plants sale ALL Australian plants will be on sale at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Cranbourne’s Win-
a variety of flora and fauna. Park rangers are available for guided tours. ■ Alex Wilkie Nature Reserve, Mackay Street, Springvale South.
Mental health program GROW offers a 12-step recovery focused program to those suffering from stress, anxiety, depression and other emotional difficulties. ■ Berwick Neighbourhood Centre 112 High Street, Berwick, every Wednesday at 10am. For further information, contact GROW Community Centre on 1800 558 268 or visitwww. grow.org.au. Gold coin donation appreciated.
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ter Plant Sale. A wide range of plants in pots and tubes will be on sale from $3. -Kiosk area of the Cranbourne Australian Gardens, Ballarto Road and Botanic Drive. Saturday 23 and Sunday 24 July. 10am- 2pm.
swapped. New participants are welcome and no bookings are required. ■ Myuna Farm, 182 Kidds Road, Doveton, second Saturday of every month. Contact on 9706 9944.
PARTICIPATE with more than 100 others in a free five-kilometre timed event every Saturday morning. The event caters for serious runners and for those wanting a jog or even a walk. ■ Saturdays at 8am at Berwick Springs. Visit the Berwick Springs Parkrun website for more information.
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CLEMI Connect will hold multicultural meetings to enlighten and heal. Apostle Joseph Boachie will host the meetings. ■ Outlook Community Centre 24 Toomuc Valley Road, Pakenham. Every Friday night, 7pm to 9.30pm. For more information call 0424 609 267.
GLENDA Chin-Valetic will put on an Elvis tribute show in memory of her Elvis-loving mum, who passed away last June. Pete Storm is an award-winning tribute artist from the UK. The Legends Tribute Band and Rick Charles will provide back-up. ■ Freccia Azzurra Club, Keysborough. Saturday 15 October, 6pm. Tickets are $75 for dinner and reserved seating and $45 for the show only. Visit trybooking.com/171790 to book. Call Glenda on 0411 958 594 with any inquiries.
CRANBOURNE Park offers health walks where participants are taken by a qualified instructor from the YMCA. Registrations can be taken on the day and participants are encouraged to wear loose fitting clothes and comfortable walking shoes. ■ Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7.40am in the fresh food area and the walk finishes at8.45am.
Myuna Farm MYUNA Farm in Doveton hosts a produce swap on the second Saturday of every month where residents can swap their excess homegrown produce with other participants. Produce swaps are not only for swapping homegrown fruit and vegetables but participants can also bring along items including eggs, seeds and seedlings, flowers and compost. There is no money exchanged, just items
Alex Wilkie Nature Reserve DISCOVER the natural beauty of Alex Wilkie Nature Reserve at open days held every Friday and the third Sunday of the month. Take a picnic and wander the grounds to view
Car boot and market sale THE Cranbourne Bowling Club holds a car boot and market sale on the first Sunday of every month. ■ 5 Grant Street / PO Box 126 Cranbourne, free entry, Cost: $10 per car. For more information, call Shirley Venville on 0411 774 783 or email crannybowls@bigpond.com.
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3. What would your last meal be? Rice and curry. 4. What event, past, present or future, would you like to witness? Election of a federal Labor Government. 5. What is your favourite television show? Q&A on the ABC. Dr N. M. Perera, Melissa Parker (WA Federal MP), and USA Democrat Bernie Sanders.
6. What is your favourite book? The God Delusion by Richard Dawkins. 7. What six guests, dead or alive, would you invite to a dinner party? Barack Obama, Michael Moore, Richard Dawkins,
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as school closed earlier than expected and I had no way of getting home. 9. What was your first or best concert? I do not go to many concerts. I cannot remember the first one since it was years ago.
DIAMOND Deluxe Nails and Beauty is the new face in beauty in Narre Warren South but, despite that, it offers a lot of experience. Owner Jessica, who has spent 22 years in the industry, said the new business offered nail and beauty services from waxing and facials to new SNS - healthy natural nails, not gel, not acrylic. It stocks the Nu Skin Care System and offers hot rock massage pedicures for improved circulation.
She said these help create healthy natural nails at a good price and with great service. “We are all new and have the latest equipment but we still have a lot of knowledge and pride ourselves on our customer service,� Jessica said. “We are also offering special opening specials including 15 per cent off normal prices until the end of July.� Although her business is new to the area, she said she had qualified, professional, courteous and knowledgeable
staff with a lot of experience in the industry. The focus of the business is firmly on customer service and introducing new products. Diamond Deluxe Nails and Beauty is at Amberly Park Shopping Centre, Shop 16/101 Seebeck Drive, Narre Warren South. It is open seven days a week from 9.30am-8pm Thursday and Friday, 10am to 4pm Sunday and 9.30am to 7pm on other days.
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Cranbourne West 31 Everlasting Boulevard “The Exotic Resort House”
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Balinese inspired resort style retreat situated prominently in a highly desirable estate, ofering unparallel design, fit for all year round family entertainment. With bamboo timber floors, 2 large separate merbau decked alfresco areas, in ground solar pool surrounded by Bali thatch huts covering spa & decked entertaining onto the resort like spread of the back yard totalling over 45 squares! Includes 4 bedrooms plus study, 2 bathrooms, master has extensive WIR, double sink ensuite & oversized shower, dedicated home theatre
room, 3 further living zones, extra 2.5 car garage, stone top kitchen with butler’s pantry & s/s appliances, humongous laundry, built in bar, heating & cooling, ducted vacuum & wood fire heating in formal area. Truly an incredible feat with everything this precinct has to ofer including Ranfurlie Golf Club as your neighbour & quick links to major arterials. Anticipated rental return of $1000.00 per week.
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Situated in an outstanding location this designer home on 643sqm allotment fronts Spencer Circuit & Broadoak Street allowing you to build the ultimate man cave or store your caravan & boat. Even build a separate dwelling (STCA). Quality local builder ofers this 27sq (approx.) 3 bedroom home plus study, porch entry with wide hallway, open plan kitchen & meals, large family & meals area opening to alfresco. Separate living/theatre room, double lock up remote garage, heating & landscaped front garden.
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This contemporary 4 bedroom home in the Cascades Estate delivers a zoned layout with all the hard work done for you. Situated on a large allotment with a generous rear yard. Master with ensuite & WIR, the kitchen boasts a large open plan area with stainless appliances & plenty of storage combined with meals & family living. Front of house comprises large formal zone, side access to back yard, remote DLUG with internal access, heating & cooling & minutes’ walk to transport & parkland designed with walking tracks.
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PREMIER Builders Group traditional elegance meets contemporary style in this stunning craftsman-built home. It is truly special, totally unique and absolutely beautiful. With four bedrooms, two bathrooms and three spacious living areas, this spacious home is well suited for the family lifestyle. The detail in this home is evident well before entering with its distinct traditional facade and real bluestone pavers. The large master bedroom features a decorative plaster
ceiling panel with feature cornices. The large walk-through robe leads to a premium ensuite complete with an oversized shower with his and hers double vanity basins. The new owners will be able to relax in the formal lounge with a gas log fireplace and built-in bookshelves. Create the ultimate family meal in the stunning period-style kitchen fit for the front cover of a home magazine. The quality finishes are evident straight away with Caesarstone bench tops, vinyl wrap finishes
to the cupboards and plenty of storage with pot drawers. An impressive Glem free-standing oven and large walk-in butler’s pantry finish off this impressive kitchen. The family area is complemented by a large built-in entertainment unit, perfect for storage and displaying family mementos. The family and entertainment rooms open up to the large covered outdoor entertainment area for those warm summer nights.
It is the finer details of this home however, that set it apart including the plaster cornices, big skirting boards picture rails and warm character filled timber floorboards. Visit this new Premier Builders display home at the Timbertop Estate, Clovelly Way, Officer, (Melway Reference 214 E2); or visit our website www.premierbuilders.com.au; or speak to one of our friendly building and design team on 8768 3600 or Wayne on 0404 263 995.
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STRAIGHT FROM A MAGAZINE STYLED to perfection, with not a thing out of place, this Henley built home offers a practical floor plan with two separate living areas plus zoned bedroom accommodation. The master bedroom includes an ensuite with double vanity and stone benchtops which flows through to the walk-in robe, fitted out with hanging space and shelving. The remaining three bedrooms all have built-in mirrored robes, plus access to the family bathroom. Upgraded with luxury items such as a 900mm stainless steel oven and hotplates, glass splashbacks, stone benchtops and additional feature lighting, the kitchen overlooks the open plan meals and living areas - making it the vibrant hub of the home. Flowing on from the living room, the large alfresco area is the perfect place for year-round gatherings featuring lighting, ceiling fans and speakers (to be connected), while the sizable garden provides a private backdrop for you and your guests to enjoy. Key features include a north-facing outlook allowing plenty of natural light, high
ceilings, quality window furnishings, gas ducted heating, split-system air-conditioning, dishwasher, landscaped gardens and a double garage with internal access. Set in a beautiful tree-lined street opposite a park and oval, this amazing package is also within walking distance of shops, public transport and the Alkira Secondary College. Don’t miss your opportunity to call this house your home.
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Clyde North 14 Ellaroo Circuit Fantastic Outlook - 400 m2 (Approx) In Berwick Waters, this elevated approx 400m2 block has an outlook with views and would make the perfect block to build your dream home. The titled block is fully fenced and serviced, close to all facilities and the dimensions are 12.5m frontage x 32m depth.
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PAINT AND PROFIT 5 ASHTON RISE NARRE WARREN SOUTH (MEL: 96 K12) INSPECT SATURDAY 1:00PM – 1:45PM This three bedroom, two bathroom, brick and tile home is located on 547 sq. Metres (approx) of land, is to be sold in “As Is” condition. Features open plan living area with solid fuel built in heater, walk in robe and en-suite to master bedroom and BIR’s to other bedrooms. Timber deck to long ranch style verandah. Prime location set in a quiet court, walk to Amberley Park Primary, Secondary Schools and Shops. Bus to Fountain Gate, Dandenong, Cranbourne, Hampton Park and Hallam Station. Enquiries: Anthony Falvo: 0418 379 717 or Peter Rouse: 0418 330 037
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BUILT to exacting standards and fastidiously maintained, this substantial family residence located in Berwick Springs’ Dress Circle will be sure to impress. Boasting an exceptional level of accommodation and living space throughout the home, with a practical, freeflowing floor plan. A master bedroom suite offers a full ensuite, walk-in robe, adjoining study/ retreat, and its own private balcony with picturesque views across the lake towards the foothills. Key features include extensive polished timber flooring, cosy open fireplace, high ceilings, abundant storage space, and a large covered entertaining area complete with all-weather café blinds and attractive garden views. The home sits on a fully landscaped and private parcel of land measuring approximately 923 square metres, with a
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Victoria’s newest Residential Business address. Bring working and home life together. Ground floor 181.63m2/1st 187.5m2. 3 bedroom, Bathroom, 4 car LU Garage. Separate access for Home & Office /Warehouse. entry. Range of Facades, finishes & floor plans available. Variety of Home with Office or Warehouse floor plan combinations.
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Main Road Exposure. 1st floor Modern Office space 300 sqm (approx). Join proposed tenants, Woolworths, 7-Eleven, Cafe, Fast Food Outlets, large chemist store. Lobby area, Elevator, toilets. Set in Cranbourne’s Newest Commercial Precinct. Onsite car parking. Available Now. Call : Rick Lauretta 0418 800 913
(216164) Located just over 200m away from the development of the Mayfair estate and being very quickly surrounded by other development is this premium ‘Residential 1’ zoned block, ready to be developed (STCA). Situated in the vastly growing Cranbourne East, this approx. 20,787m2 (5.1 Acre) site would well suit all sorts of investors.With features such as; 3 bedroom plus study, 2 bathroom brick veneer home. Large 12m X 24m workshop great for storage. Premium, Residential 1 zoning with great road access.Approx. 20,271m2 block, 1 minute from Cranbourne & 35 minutes to Melbourne. PSP finalised.
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(216141) Needs some foundation work done to the garage - but what a location, two bedroom both with built in robes, timber kitchen, gas cooking, heating & hot water, tenant on a month X month rental paying $200 per week. Call Frank Barrett for more info, inspections by appointment only.
(215278) Located only minutes’ walk to Cranbourne Railway Station, ideal development site (STCA). Existing two bedroom properties in need of completion with opportunity to build another unit at the rear or demolish existing property. Land is approx. 604m². Owners wants a quick sale, all genuine offers will be considered.
(216163) Three Bedrooms, full ensuite to master, split system heating and cooling, under bench oven & hot plates plus dishwasher. Pergola/patio area, under roofline garage with rear access door, court location. Inspections by appointment only.
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CaterS For eVerYone (216105) A large family 4 bedroom plus study home set in the charming coastal village of Blind Bight. The home is only 12 years young with neutral tonings throughout & offering a good size lounge, excellent well-appointed kitchen complete with new stainless steel appliances & dishwasher, master with ensuite & WIR, the other bedrooms are all generous sized, low maintenance floating timber flooring throughout, family meals area, plus a rumpus, games room. Ducted heating, evaporative cooling plus coonara ensures year round comfort. Outside there is a sensational pergola entertainment area, double garage with internal access & extra off road parking, 650m² approx. block.
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huge bloCK (216078) This is certainly one of the finest in the area. Featuring 3 bedrooms, separate lounge, kitchen meals. The home has been recently renovated inside and out & has a lock up garage. Set on a possible dual occupancy block (STCA) 648m² approx. Currently leased on a month to month tenancy at $1387 PCM. Call today to make an appointment to inspect.
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(216108) Mosaic apartment designed by Peddle Thorp Architects, with most apartments achieving a 7 star energy efficiency rating through cross-ventilation & double glazing. This 2 bedroom apartment features a full ensuite to main bedroom, BIR in 2nd bedroom, open plan living/dining area, s/steel appliances, European laundry, study/nook & includes undercover carpark plus storage cage.
(216152) Court location, 3 bedroom home floating timber floors, 2 split systems heating & cooling, wall oven & gas cooktop to kitchen. Built in robes to all bedrooms, great presentation, pergola patio area & double garage. Huge 781m² approx. block. Call Frank Barrett direct to arrange an appointment on 0418 800 912.
(216162) 4 bedroom property including full ensuite & WIR to master bedroom, formal lounge at the front, open plan kitchen with gas hot plate, electric wall oven & dishwasher, adjoining tiled family room. 3 other spacious bedrooms all with BIR’s. Double garage with internal access, covered pergola/BBQ area. On a 563m² approx. allotment.
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(216148) Approx. 50sq, with quality fixtures & fittings, 5 bedrooms (plus study nook), 4 bathrooms & 3 living areas plus alfresco. Downstairs guest room with ensuite & robes, cinema room plus 80mm caesar stone central kitchen with built in wine rack, dual ovens, a large family room with jet master fire & alfresco area. Upstairs we have a huge master bedroom with a large WIR. plus rumpus lounge.
(216158) Superb flat building block of approx. 783m² situated in the old original township of Clyde. Offering a lifetime of pleasure for buyers in search of a peaceful, private family orientated located. Only a short drive to Cranbourne Shopping Centre & walking distance to Clyde Primary School. This property is waiting someone who appreciates nature & has a vision for something special.
(216168) Modern 3 bedroom property would suit the astute investor or first home buyer. Main bedroom includes walk in robe and full ensuite, large open plan living areas, electric wall oven, gas hot plate, range hood plus dish washer, ducted heating single garage on a low maintenance block of approx. 377m².
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(216167) Great location close to all amenities, a solid 3 bedroom home with ensuite to master, wall oven and gas cooktop to kitchen, bedrooms all have robes, spacious lounge and kitchen meals area. Split system air conditioning, gas heating, set on a good size block of approx 651m² with double lock up garage.
(216169) Located in the much sought after The Avenue at Casey Cranbourne (216177) Currently tenanted at $295 p/w. Original 3 bedroom property, walking North, and only 6 years young. Immaculate 3 bedroom property, with 2 separate distance to all amenities, on a good size block with double garage. All inspections living areas, ensuite to main bedroom, open plan living, double garage on a 560m² by appointment only. (approx.) block. All inspections by appointment.
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Dani figures in state win By JARROD POTTER BACK-TO-BACK indoor national championship wins are pretty sweet off the bat for Dani Montague. Montague, 24, from Cranbourne North, featured in Victoria’s continued domination of the indoor game in recent seasons. Victoria 62 (2) defeated South Australia 51 (2) in the finale after Victoria’s openers blitzed 27 together, but by and large it was a tournament for the bowlers and fielders alike. “It was pretty good, second year in a row we’ve won,” Montague said. “Lost the first two games - we were ready, but we weren’t ready in a way - so after those two games we won every game after that. “Seven games in a row at the tournament and it was just a good team week overall.” There wasn’t much off the blade for the Victorians, but the side stuck it out to grind out the nail-biting, lowscoring triumph. “Resilience was one of our main things - which is what we always say,” Montague said. “We just gelled in the field and that’s what made us work.
“We had some batting stand outs during the week, but not really in the finals as it was basically a bowling and fielding game.” For now it’s back to the Cranbourne indoor cricket side for Montague before the weather improves and she can return to the outside Victorian Premier Cricket team at Box Hill. In the last round of the season, Montague took the last two wickets to restrict Dandenong to a draw and sneak past them to qualify for finals. After that, her Mustangs charged home to beat Essendon-Maribyrnong Park in the semi-final before winning their fourth flag in a row - taking the 2015/16 flag with a five-run win over Melbourne University. “They (Dandenong) needed one run, and I didn’t want to bowl - but myself and one of our 15-year-old bowlers had overs left - she got one then bowled out and I got one in each over,” Montague said. “We shouldn’t have even been there (the grand final), should not have won that Dandy game - taking 8/16 ... 6/1 at the end. “It was interesting.”
Dani Montague and her Victorian Open Women's team knocked over South Australia to win the indoor national championship recently. 156593 Picture: JARROD POTTER
Greyhound industry stays safe and sound By RUSSELL BENNETT THE greyhound racing community throughout Melbourne’s south-east has painted a positive picture of the sport’s future in Victoria, despite state-wide bans in New South Wales and the ACT coming into effect from July 2017. A special commission of inquiry in New South Wales found that the industry in that state was incapable of reforming over the short to medium term, with Premier Mike Baird saying his government would work towards shutting down the industry in the coming months. But in a statement on the Greyhound Racing Victoria (GRV) website, its chairman Bernie Carolan said the decision by the New South Wales Government was based on circumstances that were “very different to Victoria”. GRV chief executive officer Alan Clayton, in a statement to the Cranbourne News, added that the closure “will have a big impact nationally as NSW was the country’s biggest greyhound racing state” but that “all of our 13 greyhound racing clubs across the state will run as normal”. Sandown Greyhound Racing Club racing and media manager Mick Floyd said the sport in Victoria is in “a much better place” than it was in New South Wales. “When the live baiting issue broke it brought a few things to a head but in terms of reform
Greyhounds will continue to hit tracks right around Victoria, despite bans in New South Wales and the ACT coming into Picture: GARY SISSONS effect in 2017. 147294 and changing the industry, it’s already a fair way ahead of New South Wales,” he said, adding that the news of the sport’s closure in that state could lead to trainers relocating to Victoria. “It’s certainly possible, and there’s been a lot of New South Wales trainers relocate to Victoria in the past 12 to 24 months, but trainers move all the time
for lifestyle opportunities and a range of different reasons,” he said. “The biggest issue in trainers coming to Victoria is the timeframe and the impact on their capital investments in New South Wales. “If you’ve got a greyhound property that you’ve poured a lot of money into then that in-
vestment has pretty much been flushed down the toilet now. “A lot of these guys are going to be behind the eight-ball with their finances. “To come down and find a property in Victoria they’re basically going to have to start afresh.” Floyd said Victorian grey-
hound racing had made a lot change - and improvements since the Four Corners report on the industry Making a Killing first aired on the ABC in early 2015. “The new GRV board and team of management has made some big changes and some very good changes,” he said. “The focus of everything
they do now is animal welfare and the wellbeing of the greyhound from the time it’s born to the time it moves on. “That’s absolutely paramount and at the forefront of every decision that’s made, and it’s being enforced quite strongly. “From the club’s point of view, we’re 100 per cent behind them and we’re investing heavily in a number of things at the club.” Floyd said the local community benefited from a $100,000 fund for various local projects. Melbourne’s November carnival is the highlight of the greyhound racing calendar in Australia, if not the world, with the $600,000 TAB Melbourne Cup at Sandown the world’s richest race. “There are so many other things we do as well,” Floyd said. “We’ve got a lot of club days on Sundays. They’re increasingly popular and we get a lot of local community groups in and give them the chance to raise some money on the day. “We’ve got our mayor’s night coming up in September, which is a big charity event for men’s health. “A lot of the events we run now are geared around that sort of area. We tip money back into the community and we help out wherever we can.” This year marks the 60th anniversary of the Sandown Greyhound Racing Club, with events planned to mark the milestone.
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Cream team of the decade By JARROD POTTER LOOKING back on the first 10 years since its Casey Fields debut, the Casey Scorpions handpicked the best 22 from 2006 to 2015 who donned the blue, red and white. The decade’s best Scorpions - since the switch from Springvale to Cranbourne - were assembled for the celebrations on Saturday night as the side celebrated those who made the move a success on and off the field. It was something the club circled on the calendar a year ago and Casey Scorpions general manager Matthew Young thought the night was a brilliant showcase of the team’s development since moving further south. “We discussed it last year at board level - that we’ve been here 10 years and should have a big night and name the team of the decade,” Young said. “There were 170-plus people who attended and plenty of people coming from interstate, guys who played local footy that afternoon then came up for the night. “It’s the biggest event the club has held since being here, since the first game in 2006, and it’s certainly something we wanted to put a lot of time and effort into, that’s for sure.” Evan Panozza was named the Team of the Decade captain - a fitting role for the man who guided the side through four seasons - and his former co-cap-
tain Kyle Matthews was picked on the wing and the club’s inaugural Casey captain Steve Harrison picked in the centre and as vice-captain. Current AFL footballers Alex Silvagni (Fremantle) and Tim Mohr (GWS) were picked at full back and centre-half-back respectively while Tim Smith and Brendan Fevola provided the one-two punch up forward alongside Jake Best and Nathan Page. The Scorpions also honoured David Biagi on the night with the former 2006 best and fairest winner picked in the back pocket. His wife Cara and father Fred accepted the award in his memory - after Biagi passed away in 2012 - and all attending enjoyed remembering the brilliant negating defender. “David was the inaugural best and fairest winner from 2006 and even from the first game he was best on ground that day and he just probably represents what the team is about,” Young said. “His father and wife were there on the night, which was a great thing from our point of view as well to honour him.” Above all everyone spoke about what a Casey jumper meant and how pulling on the boots and running out into the VFL cauldron feels and the status those memories have within every player, whether or not they made the Team of the Decade.
“The past players talked a lot about what Casey means to them as a footy club - guys like Kyle (Matthews), James (Wall), Evan (Panozza) - and just how the team meant a lot to them,” Young said. “We had guys like Jimmy Wall, Fev and Danny Nicholls who played AFL, Timmy Mohr and Alex Silvagni who were drafted - but also local guys like Nathan Page, who as a 20-year-old who came to the side from Berwick, and Jakey Best as well for a couple of years with us.” The Scorpions return to the paddock this week when they face the Bulldogs at Whitten Oval on Sunday morning. CASEY SCORPIONS 2006-2015 TEAM OF THE DECADE B: David Biagi, Alex Silvagni, Michael Stockdale. HB: Luke Tynan, Tim Mohr, Evan Panozza (C). C: Kyle Matthews, Steve Harrison (VC), Daniel Nicholls. HF: Jake Best, Tim Smith, Rian McGough. F: Nathan Page, Brendan Fevola, Nigel Carmody. R: James Wall, David Collins, Mitch Gent. INT: Wade Lees, James Taylor, Michael Riseley, Ed Morris. COACH: Bradley Gotch.
Evan Panozza was named captain of Casey Scorpions' Team of the Picture: JARROD POTTER Decade. 142279
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FC at Comets Stadium. In the state leagues, Berwick City made light work of Skye United with a 6-0 drubbing via a Kelsey Minton (1’, 47’, 61’, 70’) double-hat trick as well as goals to Emily Rizkallah (65’) and Ellie Priest (89’). Casey Comets knocked over Whitehorse United 3-1, Dandenong City bested East Bentleigh 5-0 and Casey Panthers had a 0-4 loss to Mazenod.
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ern launched its dying-stages attack. Saphri Lines (70’) opened the accounts for Southern before the finishing blow came on the verge of the final whistle as Dudley-Smith (92’) helped the side eke out its second win of the season. Southern starts its last month of the maiden WNPL season on Sunday when it hosts Alamein
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Brittany Dudley-Smith flies for a header in Southern Picture: JARROD POTTER United's 2-1 victory. 156621
QUIZ NUMBER 1512 1. WHICH country produced a world record score to beat Australia in a one-day cricket international in 2006? 2. IN which athletics event must competitors have continuous contact with the ground? 3. WHICH former West Indian sporting legend became Barbados’ Minister for Tourism? 4. WHO Who scored the most runs in last season’s cricket Big Bash? 5. WHICH Australian event is believed to be the world’s oldest professional running race? 6. WHAT sport features the terms ‘pin’ and ‘catch-as-catch-can’? 7. WHICH Frenchman won three gold medals for skiing at the 1968 Winter Olympics? 8. WHICH great jockey rode 15 winners from 29 starts at the 1969 Randwick easter carnival? 9. WHICH American-based sport attempted to go world-wide in the 1990s? 10. WHO scored his 1,000th goal in first class soccer in 1969? 11. WHICH country won the hockey gold medal at every Olympic Games from 1928 to 1956? 12. WHO has scored the most goals in English Premier Lleague soccer history? 13. WHAT is the term for a full-blooded drive in ice hockey? 14. Which great AFL coach died in 2014? 15. WHICH Russian won the 5,000 and 10,000 metres running double at the 1956 Olympics? 16. WHICH club has won the most AFL premierships? 17. WHAT sport does Robert Redford play in the movie, ‘The Natural’? 18. WHICH English cricketer led Tasmania to its historic 1979 Gillette Cup win? 19. IN which sport did Russia embark on a nation-wide tour of Australia in 1987? 20. WHICH famous battlefield figure was once president of the United States Olympic committee? MacArthur
WNPL - ROUND 17 IN the cross-town showdown between Southern and Bayside, to the late surging Southern went the 2-1 victory spoils. Bringing the WNPL to Casey Comets’ home venue at O’Tooles Road, the Southern strike-force took a while to get going, but once up and running there was nothing the Baysiders could do. With midfielder/striker Tiffany Eliadis on the sidelines for last week’s red card - it left Stuart Munro to rearrange the roster and figure out the best attack. He settled on Brittany Dudley-Smith and Saphri Lines at the front and those front two impressed greatly. Southern almost struck first, with Dudley-Smith getting around the keeper, but she was unable to straighten up and finish the job past the last defender. From that immediate opportunity, Southern went on the back-foot as they were dudded by former Casey Comets youngster Jaymee Dudley (8') in the first few minutes, but from there Bayside squandered its chances. Southern’s young keeper Celia Kelsall wouldn’t be bested again for the afternoon as she clamped down with the help of the centre backs Natasha Dakic and Anouk Meereboer. The second half ebbed and flowed similarly before South-
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Magpies put their mettle to metal By DAVID NAGEL HANDLING adversity has defined many good football teams over the years, and Narre Warren showed it has that quality in abundance after a gritty and grinding 47-point victory over Beaconsfield at Kalora Park on Saturday. The final margin would suggest otherwise, but the Magpies were in serious trouble early in the third quarter as they looked to secure a double chance in this year’s South East Football Netball League finals series. They were 32 points up midway through the second quarter, and seemingly headed for a spacious victory. But then bang, Ben Holland -a senior debutant doing a wonderful job on Beau Dowler- rolls his ankle, Jarrod Dalton goes off with a sore
back, and Darren Sheen pulls his groin. This after Hayden Stagg had a heavy collision with Jayden Gee that left Stagg with a damaged AC joint and Gee taken to hospital with a collapsed lung that required surgery on Sunday night. Throw in an arm injury to Matt Soroczynski and the Magpies had well and truly had their wings clipped. The Eagles capitalised, kicking three early goals in the third term to move within a straight kick before the Magpies dug deep. “I’ve never seen anything like it before, it was carnage,” said Narre Warren coach Heath Black, who rated the win one of the gutsiest he had been associated with. “As far as grit and determination goes, it is right up there as one of the best I’ve been involved in.” Co-captains Michael Collins
Mat Fletcher leaves a flock of Doves in his wake during Cranbourne’s 47-point victory over Doveton at Casey Fields on Saturday. 156597 Picture: DAVID NAGEL and Dylan Quirk led the way for the Maggies for whom Josh Tonna kicked three and Col McNamara and Trent Cody bagged two each. Big-men Jake Richardson, Grant Lofthouse and Sam McLean were also very important contributors, while Stagg’s ability to cope with pain in the final quarter was truly inspiring. Dan Hellyer, Jordan Roberts and Kane Airdrie toughed things out for Eagles. Cranbourne has overcome a very wayward start to defeat Doveton by 47 points at Casey Fields. The home side had the first nine shots of the game, kicking 1.8, before Doveton kicked two in a minute to undo their opponents’ good work. But the Doves flurry didn’t last long, with the Eagles regaining the ascendency and cruising home to a comfortable victory. Marc Holt kicked four, Ryan
Jones three, both the beneficiaries of some great work in the midfield from Mat Fletcher, Max Gearon and Shaun Marusic. The Doves were massively under-manned, but Nick Battle, Mick Henry, Mitch Cotter and Malis Lokeron could hold their heads high in defeat. In other games, Pakenham finally produced its best football to down Officer by 76 points at Toomuc Reserve, while an inefficient Berwick gave Tooradin a 52-point touch up at Edwin Flack. The Wickers kicked 4.8 and 3.6 through the middle quarters, but had 36 scoring shots to 14 to assure a soft run to the final siren. Kurt batt kicked three for the winners who gained plenty of drive from Michael Riseley, Ash Smith and Lucas Jellyman-Turner. Hampton Park had the bye.
Tough battle for finals berth By DAVID NAGEL THE South East Football Netball League - right now it’s like trying to put a big-square peg into a small triangle hole. Four into three just aint gunna go! That’s going to be the story of the last six weeks of the season, with Hampton Park (28), Tooradin (28), Doveton (26) and a fast-finishing Cranbourne (26) waged in a four-team war for three spots in this year’s finals series. And it’s well worth the fight too, with all four teams more than capable of leap-frogging Beaconsfield and becoming Narre Warren’s worst nightmare on grand final day. But Narre coach Greg Heinrich isn’t seeing it that way just yet. “We get asked that a lot, ‘What are you expecting when you get to finals’, but we’ve still got five more games to go before we even get there yet,” Heinrich said. The Magpies certainly had to give Saturday’s game their full attention, taking on a Beaconsfield side that had remained unbeaten since going down to the Magpies in round three. But the Magpies rose to the challenge once again, pulling away in the first three quarters for a comfortable 49-36 victory. Gabby Dwyer, Tayla Shannon and Chloe Phillips made the most of those opportunities, Dwyer (GS) dominating the scoring in the first half. Beaconsfield certainly weren’t disgraced. They lost the first quarter by five, the second and third by four,
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before squaring away the contest in the final term. Gun mid-courters Kaela Hughes and Ciara Nelson were missing, giving Amanda McKenna (C) and Mel Davies (WA) the opportunity to shine. ROC has overcome a poor third quarter, coming home with a wet sail to tie Pakenham, 44-44, at Toomuc Reserve on Saturday. There was nothing between the teams in the first half, but a 14-9 third quarter gave the Lions a winning look with just the final term to play. The return of Megan Rosser (GS) gave the hosts some potency, the VNL star scoring all but four of
the Lions goals for the day. But ROC showed some real tenacity in the last quarter, Jaz Cross starring in the centre and Laura Quinn (GD) and Tess Young (GK) keeping things tight down back. Tooradin has jumped from fifth to fourth on the ladder after a comprehensive 40-26 victory over Berwick at Edwin Flack Reserve. The Wickers pushed the Seagulls early, trailing by one at quarter time, but a mid-game surge gave the Seagulls the four premiership points they needed to keep their doublechance hopes alive. Holly Gillespie (WD), Shona Wells (C) and Tara Smith (WA)
were terrific for the winners, while Sarah McDermott (WA/C) and Emily La Roche (WD) fought hard for the gallant Wickers. And Cranbourne continued its great recent form, giving Doveton an 18-goal lesson at Casey Fields. Tegan Stahl (GS) and Alanah Hardy (GA) were dynamos under the ring while the gun-duo of Sharni Lambden (GD) and Tara Cecil (GK) kept the Doves to a losing score. Aila Pera (C) and Liz Edwards (WA) played really well for the Doves during that third-quarter revival. Hampton Park had the bye.
SENFL SCOREBOARD SENIORS BERWICK 2.4 6.12 9.18 13.23(101) TOORADIN-DALMORE 3.3 3.4 7.7 7.7(49) CRANBOURNE 2.9 6.11 9.15 12.17(89) DOVETON 2.0 2.3 3.3 6.6(42) NARRE WARREN 4.2 7.6 11.12 13.13(91) BEACONSFIELD 1.1 3.5 6.7 6.8(44) PAKENHAM 5.3 7.6 11.6 19.6(120) OFFICER SFC 2.1 3.5 5.7 6.8(44) RESERVES: Berwick 6.14(50) v Tooradin-Dalmore 6.8(44), Cranbourne 10.9(69) v Doveton 2.8(20), Narre Warren 14.13(97) v Beaconsfield 4.3(27), Pakenham 15.4(94) v Officer SFC 3.9(27). UNDER 19: Berwick A 20.13(133) v Narre Warren B 4.0(24), Cranbourne 6.7(43) v Doveton 8.2(50), Narre Warren A 4.3(27) v Beaconsfield 10.11(71), Pakenham 9.15(69) v Officer SFC 10.4(64). SENIORS W L D B % PTS Berwick 9 1 0 2 160.20 44 Narre Warren 9 2 0 1 189.21 40 Cranbourne 9 2 0 1 170.07 40 Beaconsfield 6 4 0 2 98.57 32 Doveton 6 5 0 1 93.17 28 Officer SFC 4 7 0 1 78.46 20 Pakenham 3 8 0 1 98.07 16 Tooradin-Dalmore 2 9 0 1 68.28 12 Hampton Park 0 10 0 2 32.18 8 This week: Beaconsfield v Berwick, Doveton v Tooradin, Officer v Cranbourne, Hampton Park v Pakenham, Narre Warren - Bye. SOUTH EAST - NEPEAN RYE 3.4 9.9 12.11 15.18(108) PEARCEDALE 2.0 6.4 7.10 10.13(73) Other Games: Somerville 19.14(128) v Sorrento 15.6(96), Hastings 12.7(79) v Red Hill 16.9(105). Ladder: Frankston 32, Hastings 32, Red Hill 32, Rosebud 30, Rye 30, Sorrento 28, Somerville 28, Dromana 24, Devon Meadows 16, Pearcedale 12, Crib Point 4, Tyabb 0. This week: Sorrento v Dromana, Devon Meadows v Rye, Frankston v Tyabb, Rosebud v Hastings, Pearcedale v Somerville, Red Hill v Crib Point. NETBALL A GRADE: Berwick 26 v Tooradin-Dalmore 40, Cranbourne 54 v Doveton 36, Narre Warren 49 v Beaconsfield 36, Pakenham 44 v ROC 44, Hampton Park - Bye. B GRADE: Berwick 60 v Tooradin-Dalmore 17, Cranbourne 46 v Doveton 41, Narre Warren 49 v Beaconsfield 42, Pakenham 41 v ROC 42, Hampton Park - Bye. C GRADE: Berwick 34 v Tooradin-Dalmore 20, Cranbourne 54 v Doveton 25, Narre Warren 38 v Beaconsfield 36, Pakenham 27 v ROC 25, Hampton Park - Bye. D GRADE: Berwick 17 v Tooradin-Dalmore 33, Cranbourne 33 v Doveton 31, Narre Warren 48 v Beaconsfield 48, Pakenham 27 v ROC 27, Hampton Park - Bye. 17 UNDER RED: Berwick 29 v Tooradin-Dalmore 20, Cranbourne 18 v Doveton 46, Narre Warren 42 v Beaconsfield 38, Pakenham 36 v ROC 27, Hampton Park - Bye. 17 UNDER WHITE: Berwick 17 v Tooradin-Dalmore 10, Cranbourne 35 v Doveton 34, Narre Warren 21 v Beaconsfield 24, Pakenham 27 v ROC 30, Hampton Park - Bye. 15 UNDER RED: Cranbourne 17 v Doveton 17, Narre Warren 26 v Beaconsfield 34, Pakenham 25 v ROC 32, Berwick - Bye. 15 UNDER WHITE: Berwick 34 v Tooradin-Dalmore 9, Cranbourne 23 v Doveton 28, Narre Warren 20 v Beaconsfield 34, Pakenham 18 v ROC 27, Hampton Park - Bye. 13 UNDER RED: Berwick 25 v Tooradin-Dalmore 21, Cranbourne 31 v Doveton 4, Narre Warren 11 v Beaconsfield 21, Pakenham 20 v ROC 31. 13 UNDER WHITE: Berwick 25 v Tooradin-Dalmore 4, Cranbourne 49 v Doveton 3, Narre Warren 15 v Beaconsfield 19, Pakenham 20 v ROC 18, Hampton Park - Bye. A GRADE TEAM W L D B % PTS Narre Warren 11 0 0 1 186.34 48 Beaconsfield 8 2 0 2 110.32 40 Hampton Park 5 5 0 2 97.53 28 Tooradin-Dalmore 6 5 0 1 96.23 28 Doveton 5 5 1 1 106.25 26 Cranbourne 5 5 1 1 102.8 26 ROC 3 7 1 1 92.96 18 Pakenham 2 8 1 1 73.96 14 Berwick 1 9 0 2 67.7 12
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Eagles spurred on for the win By JARROD POTTER VFL WOMEN’S - ROUND 12 CRANBOURNE’S aim for 2016 was simple. Run out matches, impose its presence on any opponent large or small, but most importantly - it wanted a big scalp. After 11 rounds and the relentless roller-coaster of life in the Victorian Football League (VFL), Cranbourne achieved the relatively impossible on Saturday as it knocked over one of the former Big Six. In only the second time this season a former VWFL Division 1 side has knocked over a Premier team, the Eagles claimed a 10.6 (66) to 6.8 (44) triumph over VU Western Spurs. The first term was a back-andforth affair as Cranbourne steadied itself from early lapses to storm to the front via Bianca Jakobsson (two goals), Kirsten Mcleod (two goals) and debutant Jas Grierson (two goals). From there it was neck and neck until the final term as neither side truly dominated proceedings through the middle phase. Cranbourne’s efforts were bolstered by the usual run-and-carry of Hayley Wildes and Jakobsson but - to the delight of the coaches - they weren’t alone in their efforts.
The Eagles tore apart every Spur at the contest and dished off some incredible link-up footy. The likes of Ash Fennell, Leah Olsen and Tess Thomas made the big moments count while the returning Corinne Cullis picked up where she left off to dictate terms across the field. Just as pleasing for the young Eagles, when the clash was there to be won, the Eagles’ gut-running and the way they spread across Whitten Oval left the Spurs vastly outmatched. Eagles lined up to carve up the hosts in the final term as the Spurs felt the pressure of the visitors’ relentless attack. Virtually spent heading into the final term, Western left Cranbourne unchecked in the runaway triumph as it booted four last-quarter unanswered goals. Shayla Marsh (two goals) loaded up in the dying minutes to jag a couple of goals and get a chance to sing the Cranbourne refrain for the first time in her short VFL career. “It’s the one we were chasing - we were after a top six side and we spoke about that a couple of times throughout the day - this is what we’ve set ourselves for and we wanted to make this one count,” Cranbourne coach Kris Smith said.
Shayla Marsh continued her stellar start to VFL life, booting a couple of goals in Cranbourne's win over VU Western Spurs. 156346 Picture: JARROD POTTER
“We’ve been in winnable positions before - twice against Diamo (Diamond Creek) in particular - where we should’ve really capitalised on it. “We’ve been in good form in the last couple of weeks ... and we brought that and ran straight over the top of them.” Fitness first paid its biggest dividend for Cranbourne as the Spurs had nothing left compared to the fleetfooted visitors. “We didn’t start the best in the first five, but then we settled well,” Smith said. “We matched them well and went in with a bit of a lead, but after that it was real 50/50 football in the second and third terms and we trailed by a couple of points heading into the final quarter. “But the last quarter, just said to the girls have the belief and we were good enough - we’ve been working hard on our fitness and it just showed as we steamrolled them.” Smith praised the efforts of Olsen - especially her marking up forward - as well as Steph Binder and Marsh. Cranbourne faces Geelong next week, and with the Magpies’ shockloss to Knox over the weekend, the visitors will be well placed to go back-to-back for the first time in the VFL.
VFL WOMEN’S SCOREBOARD CRANBOURNE 4.1 4.2 6.4 10.6 (66) VU WESTERN SPURS 2.1 4.4 6.8 6.8 (44) CRANBOURNE GOALS: B. Jakobsson 2, S. Marsh 2, K. McLeod 2, J. Grierson, H. Wildes, B. Moody, B. Wilder. BEST: A. Fennell, S. Marsh, L. Olsen, S. Binder, T. Thomas, C. Cullis. VU WESTERN SPURS GOALS: A. Fato 2, J. Maljevac 2, C. Hardeman, A. Quigley. BEST: A. Mifsud, A. Tessari, E. Stanyer, A. Harrison, C. Hardeman, T. Mesiti.
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Win is a win even minus grace
By JARROD POTTER
NPL 2 EAST - ROUND 20 AN ugly win is still worth three points as Dandenong City graciously accepted following a come-from-behind 3-1 victory over Goulburn Valley Suns. The first half showed none of the finesse, determination or breakthrough speed that City has showcased this season as it fell to the Suns to shine through. They opened the accounts in the first half, and only through the hardwork of back trio Halil Gur, John Carroll and keeper Damir Salcin did the margin stay 0-1 at the half. Even after half-time, the City effort didn’t click into place. It was only after Aaron Healey switched the side around and made a few structural amendments that the Dandy boys flourished. Ross Frame and Amir Osmancevic started to trouble the Suns’ last line with a number of captivating runs and attempts on goal before the renaissance began. The skipper Carroll (77’) got on the end of a well-weight cross to head home the equaliser before Gonzalo Freddi’s beguiling run up the left could only be stopped by a foul in the box. Dario Matkovic (82’) had no problem slotting the ensuing penalty and the party truly began in the dying seconds as Keegan Ziada flicked a pass across to David Morovic (92’) to boot the third. “I think we won ugly today, but we found a way to win which was important,” Healey said. “We played better at times and have not won, but it was great to see when we scored that equaliser that it was only us who were having a crack at the game. “I think probably the last three weeks we’ve played good football
BIG V - ROUND 15 CONSOLIDATING its spot atop BIG V Division 2 competition, Casey Cavaliers had to battle tooth and nail to hold off Melbourne University 56-51. Against all the odds - losing players to injury, mishandling the ball and getting swamped by - the Cavaliers found a way through the quagmire to retain its minor premier status. A 12-point opening term was highlighted by nine turnovers and six fouls - giving Melbourne Uni too much opportunity at the other end. “Our first quarter was horrendous - throwing turnovers and not looking after the ball,” Casey coach Michael Davies said. “Defensively, we weren’t bad, but we just didn’t give ourselves opportunities to score and the frustration of that led to silly fouls. But Casey saved its best for after the half, completely shutting down the scholars’ attack in a 19-5 third term, led by Tarryn Wilkin (16 points, 14 rebounds) and Cyanne Mather (12 points, seven rebounds). Ruchelle Mcracken (10 points, eight rebounds) only featured in 18 minutes of action because of an ankle injury sustained in the second half, leaving the heavy lifting up to Wilkin and Mather, especially after Jess Szalek fouled out and Lauren Tuplin left the court after a big hit. “Having captain down part way through the quarter changed how we played - Tarryn stood up and stood tall as she and Cyanne definitely took a step up,” Davies said. “The girls took the half time message on board and just got it done - one of the best quarters we’ve played for the year, and I think it was half way through that quarter Ru (Mccracken) went down with an ankle injury.
Michael Davies was pleased the Cavaliers escaped with a five-point win over Melbourne University. 152335 Picture: ROB CAREW
“They only made a layup on the buzzer at three-quarter time and we nearly had them - two baskets in a quarter - and that’s something we were pretty happy with.” Allowing the scholars only five field goals in the second half, boiled down to the high-level defence clamping down and picking off rebounds at will. With the other talls out of the action, “Tarry and the mosquitoes” as Davies put it, held it together at the death to make sure the scoreline wasn’t reflective of the overall performance. With Bec Magdich (thumb) also out, it leaves Casey without two starters heading into a precarious last three weeks of the regular season - facing Mornington, North East and Blackburn in the lead- up to finals. “Our goal from the very start was top three and we’ve nearly achieved that - ideally you want to get two out of the three wins to achieve that,” Davies said. “Mornington is a team we can get, North East is a team we want to get, especially while they’re in great form, and Blackburn been that team to get after and they got us the first time.”
Sharing the load, Casey’s men had a canter over Keilor 77-58 away on Saturday night. On the back of a team-wide effort - led by Dean Johnson (13 points, eight rebounds), Matt Witherden (12 points) and Ben Louis (10 points) - the side punished the Thunder early. A 29-16 first term had the gap explode early before Casey slammed the throttle even further to take a 51-27 lead at the half. Keilor made a match of it in the second half, as Stewart Baird split the minutes in the walk-over triumph to give Casey a two-game break on fourth placed Melton. Sam Pike (25 points, 12 rebounds) went ballistic in the Youth Men’s 83-62 victory over Western Port on Sunday afternoon, alongside Nathan Dodgson (16 points), Will Pask (eight points) and Tim Reeves (eight points). The men face a double header against Sunbury away on Saturday night before hosting Mildura on Sunday; Casey’s women head to Mornington on Saturday night while the Youth Men battle Mildura at home on Sunday afternoon.
By JARROD POTTER
Dandenong City sing the song loudly after its 3-1 triumph over Goulburn Valley Suns. 156595 Picture: JARROD POTTER and particularly last week - had a great first half and came in one-nil down at half-time. “This week I don’t think we played well in the first half - second to everything, really poor performance in the first half - and had a mountain to climb.” Healey puts it down to City’s hardwork in the last half-hour in particular that sealed the Suns’ fate. “The work rate - we didn’t have that in the first half,” Healey said. “We knew they’d come here and they work hard for each other, they’re an aggressive side and disciplined side and we wanted to match that and failed in the first half but did it in the second half. “In the last 20-25 minutes we were able to take control.” After an impressive 7-2-1 record from its last 10 games, City pride is at all-time high as the side still holds out hope for NPL promotion, heading into its clash against Brunswick City on Saturday at home. In the state leagues, Casey Comets defeated Warragul United 1-0 on the back of a strike from Junsoo Park (22’), Berwick City was downed 2-3 by Manningham United Blues, Doveton SC lost 0-1 to Old Scotch, Hampton Park United lost 2-5 to Bayside, while Casey Panthers were thumped 0-9 by Rosebud.
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Set to shoot off the shelf By DEREK OGDEN HORSES for courses - it’s a throwaway line to explain that particular strengths are suited to certain situations. The Renault Clio RS 220 Trophy is a case in point. With its added ‘horses’ - power, that is - the special edition is not always at home on the street. Compared with the Clio RS 200 EDC five-door hot hatch, the new limited edition features a more powerful engine with 15 extra kilowatts, up to 40 Newton metres more torque, a sportier chassis and an enhanced EDC (Efficient Dual Clutch) automatic transmission. The Clio RS 220 EDC Trophy - 220 is its horsepower output - comes with new design 18-inch wheels, carbonlook interior trim details and leather sports seats with integrated head rests and is available in a new body colour, Frost White matte finish with exclusive gloss black roof. Cleverly from a rarity point of view, just 220 220 EDCs are being imported to Australia, priced at $39,990, plus on-road costs. Design features that differentiate the limited edition from its siblings include 18-inch diamond cut Radicale wheels and Trophy badging on the front spoiler, door trims and individually numbered door sills. The Clio RS 220 EDC Trophy also sits flatter on the road, the chassis hav-
Model range Renault Clio RS 200 Sport EDC automatic $29,990 Renault Clio RS 200 Cup EDC automatic $33,990 Renault Clio RS 200 Sport Premium EDC automatic $35,990 Renault Clio RS 200 Cup Premium EDC automatic $38,990 Renault Clio RS 220 EDC Trophy automatic $39,990
A rare view of the Renault Clio RS 220 Trophy . . . only 220 are slated for Down Under. ing been lowered and stiffened. It now squats 20 mm lower at the front and 10 mm lower at the rear unladen. Stiffer dampers have been fitted and are coupled with hydraulic bump stops. The cabin is kitted out with an embossed leather trim steering wheel, heated leather sports seats with integrated head rests and a gear lever base plate and air-vent inserts finished in satin-effect chrome instead of the anodised red in the standard Clio RS 200. The gloss black centre console sports satin red inserts housing the 7.0-inch touch-screen navigation system, while the dashboard itself is made from prestigious soft-touch carbon with a Renault Sport logo inset.
The RS-badged steering wheel is wrapped in leather with sporty double red stitching. The seats are covered in dark carbon cloth upholstery and the RenaultSport logo on the headrests. Driving performance information is carried over from the Clio RS 200 EDC with the latest on-board telemetry showing real-time driving data, including torque and power outputs, G-force diagrams, wheel traction figures, efficiency and much more on the 7.0-inch touch-screen. The system can save driving data on a USB which can be uploaded directly to the driver’s account on the RenaultSport.com website. On the site, stats and laps can be replayed and analysed to create public or private com-
munities with fellow enthusiasts. Using the mapping functions local courses can be created and shared with other driving enthusiasts via social media. Feel free to play with the R-Sound which replicates the engine notes of various vehicles including a motorbike, electric car and, yes, the Clio RS 220 EDC Trophy. Compared with the Clio RS 200 EDC, the 1.6-litre engine of the limited-edition version has 10 per cent more power and up to 40 Nm of extra torque thanks to new engine mapping, a larger turbo, an intake system designed to minimise back pressure losses and a revised exhaust system to accommodate a Euro 6 catalytic converter. Added torque is available thanks to a ‘torque boost’ function in fourth and fifth gears. The vehicle’s EDC (Efficient Dual
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