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5 September 2016

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Overflow cop cells By Cam Lucadou-Wells Casey’s frontline police – already at “breaking point” – are being redeployed to “baby sit” custody prisoners in Narre Warren police station. Victoria Police confirmed the cells at the station were opened between 25-28 August to house an overflow of prisoners. Opposition police spokesman Edward O’Donohue said the justice system in Casey was in “crisis”. He cited trialled cuts to Endeavour Hills police station’s opening hours as well as “local police forced to baby sit criminals at Narre Warren police cells as a result of prison overcrowding”. Despite Casey’s crime rate soaring by 19 per cent in the past year, Mr O’Donohue said there were two fewer full-time-equivalent police positions in the service area since November 2014. “The Casey community is living in fear with carjackings, home invasions and gang violence becoming all too common. Daniel Andrews needs to get his priorities right and bring this crisis under control.“ A Victoria Police spokeswoman said police officers from Casey police service area or its divisions were supervising the cells, because there were no custody officers gazetted to the station. “We always ensure that we have appropriate police numbers to properly look after people in police care or custody, and there is no impact on police service delivery to the community.” Prisoners are housed in cells for arrests, remands as well as appearances at Dandenong Magistrates’ Court. The police spokeswoman said the opening of cells at Narre Warren could be triggered by a high number of arrests as a part of a targeted operation. “Contingencies are put in place at these times and can involve opening cells in stations that do not routinely hold prisoners and rostering additional police to ensure safe custody supervision.”

Police Minister Lisa Neville said there was added pressure on police cells due to more than 150 arrests for violent crime as part of Operation Cosmas. “We know many parts of the state need more frontline police – and that’s why we’re funding more frontline police.” A program of 400 custody officers rolled out to 22 stations to free up frontline police was being “fast-tracked”, she said. “We will have enough custody officers to service not only current police cells, but also cater for growth. “These deployments are a matter for Victoria Police.” Police Association secretary Ron Iddles said the trial closure of Endeavour Hills station’s front counter on weekend nights underlined the need for more police. “Victoria Police is making service decisions around response units and station hours as if it is an either or situation when in actual fact, the community deserves both.” Mr Iddles said family violence victims regarded their local police station as a safe sanctuary, and people who believed they were followed by carjackers were recently advised to drive to their nearest police station. He said while there were fewer inquiries on a weekend, it didn’t mean those inquiries were less “deserved of an immediate police response”. He feared diverted calls from Endeavour Hills would burden Narre Warren police officers “also working at capacity”. “Police right across the City of Casey are telling us that they are at breaking point, such is the burden they are forced to endure due to underresourcing. “Members are highly stressed and morale is extremely low. The longer this situation continues, more police will continue to fall over”. Ms Neville said the Endeavour Hills trial was about getting “more police on the road” to respond to calls and proactively prevent crime.

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Shaun and Melinda Butler are two faces of what Casey council describes as an “on-going escalation” of home invasions in the municipality. The Berwick couple watched in the public gallery as the council voted unanimously at a special meeting on 1 September to continue lobbying for more police and other ramped-up law-and-order measures. The Butlers remain traumatised several months after burglars crept into their unlocked housing estate home early one morning as three children slept with open bedroom doors. The intruders stole phones, tablets, house and car keys - and then both cars. One of the recovered cars was crashed and written-off, the other attracted three red-light and speed-camera infringements. “We have lived there nine years. We never imagined this would be the last place this would happen,” Ms Butler said. “People say they sleep with keys under their pillow. I say don’t do it - they’ll come find them.” Two weeks later, the burglars tried to break in again but were deterred by changed locks and a

new security door. Two juveniles out of seven suspects were arrested. One of the teens - on bail at the time over charges of bashing an elderly couple - was then bailed again. His lawyer successfully argued for a more lenient night curfew so as to not interfere with the teen’s love-life, Ms Butler bitterly recalls. The Butlers’ insurer refused to pay excess on the stolen vehicles because the offenders were juveniles. Mr Butler, medicated for a subsequent nervous breakdown, sleeps “on edge” and regularly checks out noises outside at night. Within reaching distance from the bed is a cricket bat. All up, the Butlers are out of pocket about $5000. Worse is they just don’t feel safe, Mr Butler said. Mayor Sam Aziz, who launched the council motion, said Casey was facing “nothing short of a security epidemic”. Cr Aziz noted that 26 homes in another Berwick housing estate had been burgled in the past fortnight.

One of the victims was a parish priest and family who were not only ransacked but had paint and eggs smeared on walls and furniture while they were at church on a Sunday morning, he said. Under the special motion, the council will lobby Chief Magistrate of Victoria Peter Lauritsen for tougher sentencing. It will also express “extreme disappointment” at the trialled closure of Endeavour Hills police station on weekend nights, and call for a new station at Clyde North. Police Minister Lisa Neville and Victoria Police Chief Commissioner Graham Ashton will also be lobbied. The motion also echoes La Trobe MP Jason Wood’s calls for a federal-state policing taskforce to combat violent street gangs and for dual citizens to be deported if they commit a violent crime in a gang setting and receive a jail sentence. It also congratulated the State Government for legislating new offences such as carjacking and home invasion with statutory minimum sentences for an increase in police numbers for Casey.

One year in the pool, and things are looking bright By Casey Neill

Crashed car ditched Police made the right decision when they decided not to pursue a Cranbourne man driving a car with stolen registration plates. The 23-year-old ended up crashing the car and doing a runner in front of police, but was caught and arrested. The attempted police pursuit occurred just after 10am on Wednesday 24 August, in Endeavour Hills. Police in a marked car noticed the white Holden sedan crossing Heatherton Road. Police attempted to intercept but the driver evaded police by doing a U-turn and travelling west. Police didn’t follow and watched the Cranbourne man collide with a silver Holden sedan which had been travelling east. The offender ran from the car and was later found by police in Chalcot Drive, Endeavour Hills, where he was detained and arrested. He was charged with possession of stolen plates and evading police, and is set to appear before a magistrate.

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X syndrome and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). “These children gave us such joy - they are caring little souls, full of life, inquisitive, at times cheeky and extremely courageous,” she said. Water-based activities help visually-impaired people to learn about body image and space by using concrete reference points such as the water level and the side of the pool. The program also provides water safety skills, relaxation, social interaction, exercise and improved concentration, improves participants’ mindsets and promotes better quality sleep. On its Facebook page, Insight thanked North Lodge, the Rotarians, Maurice Gleeson and Blind Sports Victoria for making the program possible

“let alone celebrating our first anniversary of its inception”. “This program is a powerful example of the importance of providing children who are blind and vision impaired here in Victoria with access to explicit teaching and educational programs that are adapted for them to ensure they have every chance of achieving an independent and successful life now and into the future,” the post said. “They deserve every minute of it and more...” Call North Lodge Swimming Academy on 9792 5461 for more information. Rotary Club of Dandenong South East meets at the Dandenong Club each Tuesday at 6pm for a 6.30pm start. Visit www.Facebook.com/RotaryDandenongSouthEast to get in touch. 1202687-PB45-15

A Dandenong pool has celebrated one year of getting blind and visually impaired children into the water. “These children came to us as nervous, raw beginners and after a very rewarding year they have transformed into independent swimmers,” North Lodge Swimming Academy’s Leanne Byron said. “They are performing fantastic torpedos and are now developing freestyle, backstroke and breaststroke with very good technique.” The head coach and managing director said the swimmers and instructors involved had plenty of fun, too. “There are always smiles and laughter all around during our swimming sessions,” Ms Byron said. “We have seen a huge boost in their self-confidence and vibrant personalities. “Each and every one of us has formed a very special bond.” The pool partnered with Rotary Club of Dandenong South East last August to deliver the weekly voluntary swimming lessons, individualised for each child. Berwick school Insight Education Centre for the Blind and Vision Impaired and Blind Sports Victoria also support the project. “Together we have achieved so much. It’s exciting to think about what we will achieve over next year,” Ms Byron said. They celebrated the milestone at the pool on Saturday 27 August. “Many thanks to the Rotarians from the Rotary Club of Dandenong South East for putting on the barbecue, which was enjoyed by all the hungry swimmers and their families,” she said. Ms Byron hopes to grow the program by introducing participants of all ages - including adults - to the aquatic environment who might not otherwise have the opportunity to take part in a swimming program. After the program’s first session, Ms Byron said the children had other challenges in addition to their vision problems, including autism, fragile

A man was shot in the leg inside a Hallam home, and police are probing motives for the shooting. The 21-year-old Hallam man who shot the victim using a shot gun was arrested at the scene, but not charged. The shooting occurred on Wednesday 24 August around 10am at an Albert Road address. The victim was taken to The Alfred hospital in a serious, but non-life threatening condition. Police cordoned off the house before locating the victim, the shot gun and the man who pulled the trigger. Investigations are ongoing, and police urge anyone with information on the shooting to call the Narre Warren police station on 9705 3111.

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Members of staff at a drive-thru bottle shop were threatened by a man with scissors. The man described as, six foot tall, and wearing grey clothes, walked into the BWS on Princes Highway in Doveton, on Saturday 27 August, around 10.20pm. The male was also described as drug affected, with blond short hair and weighing around 80 kilograms. The clean shaven male was accompanied by a second male who tried to pull him away. The pair then grabbed some alcohol and ran out of the bottle shop and got into a Toyota Hilux. They were last seen driving on the Monash Highway after turning out of Tinks Road. Witnesses told police they were seen driving erratically. The gun metal grey Toyota had stolen registration plates, SAF 102. The second male was described as Caucasian, wearing black clothes, a check shirt and weighing around 70 kilograms. Anyone who saw the incident is urged to call the Narre Warren police station on 9705 3111.

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Scissors threat at supermarket By Cam Lucadou-Wells

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Vacant house blaze attack probed A suspicious fire destroyed a vacant weatherboard home in Dandenong and threatened neighbouring units. Emergency services arrived at the scene in Benga Avenue about 10.25pm on Saturday 27 August. CFA experts and Victoria Police arson chemists deemed the fire suspicious. Neighbour Greg Norton was watching the football when he smelled smoke. “Then our smoke detectors went off,” he said. “I looked out the front. I knew it wasn’t coming from our place. “I could see a lot of smoke out the front door. “I could see the flickering of the flames.” Mr Norton yelled out to his wife, who was upstairs, to get out of the house and to move her car from the garage that abutted the burning house. He called triple-zero about 10.15pm. “They were here very quickly. The new fire station is just around the corner,” he said.

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His home is on a block with three other units. “The way the wind was blowing was towards the front. We copped most of the smoke,” he said. “The flames were heading towards our unit as well. “We’ve got a young Vietnamese couple and they’ve got two very young kids. “Unit three behind us have a young child, too. “I went up and banged on the windows to make sure everybody else was out.” The children got into Mr Norton’s wife’s car to keep warm. “We watched the firefight take place. We couldn’t do anything else,” he said. They returned inside their homes about 1am. “The police remained there all night in the divvy van,” he said. “They were relieved in the morning. “The forensic team had been down. Whoever lit it used accelerant so they were coming down to check where it started.”

Centre celebrates Doveton’s talents Residents are in the running for a series of free competitions run by Doveton Neighbourhood Learning Centre. People who live, study, work, play sport or are a part of any group in the 3177 postcode are eligible for the prizes. The competitions include Doveton’s Living Treasure for anyone who’s volunteered in the Doveton-Eumemmerring area. The winner receives deluxe queen-accommo-

dation for two adults with a buffet breakfast at Atura, with a $60 voucher for Roadhouse Bar & Grill. There is also an amateur photo competition for adults and children, as well as under-14 visual arts and story categories. Winners will be announced at Celebrate Doveton on Friday 23 September. Details from Doveton Neighbourhood Learning Centre, 34 Oak Avenue, Doveton, or visit dovetonnlc.net.au or its Facebook page.

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A homeless man, unwelcome at his Narre Warren address, has been jailed for threatening to stab security staff with scissors at a supermarket in June. Jesse Limb, 21, yelled “Oh my God!” as he was led away into the cells after receiving his eightmonth sentence at Dandenong Magistrates’ Court on 29 August. According to a police summary, Limb threatened to stab a security guard if he didn’t “stop following me” in a Dandenong supermarket on 8 June. About 6.50pm, the guard called police, and was approached by Limb at the supermarket entrance. The accused pulled scissors out of his jumper and pointed them at the victim one metre away and said: “I swear, stop following me or I’ll stab you.” Two hours later, Limb tried to steal sunscreen and an electric toothbrush from a Chemist Warehouse in Dandenong. When a guard asked Limb about the suspicious bulge in Limb’s jacket, the accused screamed and yelled. Limb was chased out of the shop, yelling out a threat to stab his pursuers. He returned the items and ran away.

He then returned to Chemist Warehouse with scissors, yelling “I’m going to stab you” and kicked locked glass doors. The court was told Limb, who claimed he had been recently bashed in a Dandenong boarding house over a drug debt, was being case managed for an intellectual disability. He was due to become a father in several months, and had been working in Port Phillip Prison gardens since being remanded in early June. “He’s keen to demonstrate he can comply (with corrections orders) and get out to take care of his family,” Limb’s lawyer said. Magistrate Julie O’Donnell noted Limb was a young offender with mental health issues who had been incarcerated for several months last year and had absconded from a corrections order four weeks after his release. “It would be a risk to release him back out on a corrections order as he is unlikely to comply.” Ms O’Donnell said she didn’t want to impose a crushing sentence and hoped he received mental health treatment before being released from prison. Limb was jailed two months for breaching his corrections order and six months for the new offences.

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Politics mires soggy soccer By Cam Lucadou-Wells Berwick City Soccer Club has lashed out at Casey Mayor Sam Aziz’s “non-committal” statement responding to a litany of problems at its home ground. President Joe Di Iorio, meanwhile, said he’d received no contact from Casey council to fix the reserve’s 30-year-old sub-standard facilities since he went public about the problems in late August. Mr Di Iorio described Cr Aziz’s response on 30 August - in which the mayor blamed ward councillors Rafal Kaplon and Rosalie Crestani - as “non-committal”. “Our members and families are interested in solutions, not excuses for the poor facilities or who’s to blame for not upgrading them,” Mr Di Iorio said. “The City of Casey has the overarching responsibility to its residents irrespective of whether councillors need to lobby during the budget process for infrastructure funds in their own ward. “Council to date has failed to acknowledge the sub-standard conditions at Jack Thomas Reserve for its largest soccer club.” In the statement, Cr Aziz said the ward’s councillors - Cr Rafal Kaplon and Cr Rosalie Crestani - “should be lobbying in the budget process” for infrastructure. The reserve, home to Casey’s largest soccer club Berwick City, is blighted by a shortage of change rooms and toilets, flooded pitches and boggy overflow car parking. This winter matches have at times been confined to one useable pitch for 25 teams. “Statements by the Berwick City Soccer Club are particularly concerning, given council is committed to a strategic focus on soccer and is planning for the future of soccer in Casey,” Cr Aziz said.

Cr Kaplon - who recently changed his position to support a reserve upgrade - labelled Cr Aziz’s comments as an “election stunt”. “I have been working closely with the club involved,” Cr Kaplon said. “It takes six councillors to get things through the budget, not just two councillors.” Cr Kaplon said Cr Aziz, during a recent budget process, failed to overturn Casey officers’ knockback of proposed works at Berwick City’s other home ground at Sweeney Reserve - which is in Cr Aziz’s ward. “It’s a case of the pot calling the kettle black. The Four Oaks Ward councillor Cr Crestani said she and Cr Kaplon “always sought to meet the needs of our sporting clubs”. “The demands of sharing the budget across many clubs and sports Casey-wide and with high accountability to our rate payers, it is inevitable that we can deliver some projects and delay others. “I have spoken to both the Mayor and Cr Kaplon since this media release and I am encouraged that we all share a desire to see the needs of the city met and it is to this end that we move forward.” Cr Aziz’s criticisms did not extend to Casey officers - one of who told Star News last week that the reserve met the “functional needs of the club’s members”. Former mayor Shar Balmes, who has announced she is running for October’s council elections, however, echoed Cr Aziz’s criticisms of the ward councillors. “I fought really hard (while I was a councillor) to get the pavilion extended and upgraded on the capital works program. “Those needs have since mushroomed. The current local representation have obviously not pushed for the improvements.”

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Looking Back

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100 years ago 31 August 1916 Medal awarded Our readers will be please to know that a Dandenong Boy has been awarded a medal for bravery on the battlefield, vis Lance Corporal Norman L Greaves. His Mother, Mrs E A Greaves, who resides in Pultney Street, has received a letter from the nurse whose ward he is in at Kingswood Park Hospital, Kent, stating that he received a gunshot wound in the right arm, above the elbow. Although perhaps not serious, the wound is likely to take a long while to heal.

50 years ago 6 September 1966 Gay theme at football club ball Multi-hued balloons and a cool green garden stage setting created a festive backdrop for

Waverly Football Club’s gala Miss Football Quest wind up ball in Springvale Town Hall last week, and great interest was centred on the announcement of the attractive title winner. The Miss Football 1966 title went to petite, dark-haired Margaret Johnson of Ashburton. Margaret was a youthful picture in a flowing, full-length aqua chiffon empire-line gown offset by a diaphanous front floating panel. She wore complementing aqua-tinted gloves and carried a silver handbag to match her shimmering silver shoes. As well as her main prize of a return trip to Surfers’ Paradise she received a swim suit and sunsuit by Cole of California, hosiery by Holeproof and hair styling by James Johnson of Glen Waverley.

20 years ago 2 September 1996 200 year project

The first stage of Bunurong Memorial Park has been officially opened by the Minister for Health Mr Knowles. The 121 hectare site in Frankston-Dandenong Road, Bangholme, developed by the Cheltenham Cemetery Trustees, is expected to serve Melbourne’s south-eastern suburbs for the next 200 years. Mr Knowles unveiled a plaque to commemorate the 24-hectare first stage of the development. “The trustees, management and staff have turned a vision into reality with an outstanding example of sensitive cemetery design,” he said. “The trust has spent $10.6 million and intends to spend a further $5 million on building and landscape works.” Bunurong will initially provide lawn burials, cremation, in-ground vaults, traditional monumental burials, wall niches and garden set-

tings for cremation memorials.

5 years ago 5 September 2011 Residents smarting over new meters Residents in the City of Greater Dandenong are ready to go to war with their electricity providers over the installation of the State Government’s new smart meters. Four households in Caledonian Court, Keysborough, have put signs on their electricity boxes forbidding energy companies from upgrading their meters, under threat of legal action. But one resident has gone even further and is fighting the installation tooth and nail. Irene Tapais, 74, has padlocked her electricity box and put in a plastic window that will let electricians take a reading without having to open it.

Only one of the grand hotels left The late Jack Johnson was the author of When The Clock Strikes, a fascinating account of growing up in Dandenong, his years tending to the city’s pipes and drains as a plumber and bringing up a family with wife Frances in their beloved home in Macpherson Street.

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There were four hotels on the west side of Lonsdale Street. The open bluestone drains were so wide and deep along that side of the main street that the Dandenong Shire Council had to build single arched iron crossovers with wooden slats so that businesses could cart goods to and from their shops. An access bridge was placed strategically outside each hotel along Lonsdale Street. There were also those same crossovers in Cleeland Street to access the house driveways. The wooden barrels of beer came to the Dandenong rail yards in large open rail trucks, sometimes with canvas covers over them. The rail trucks were drawn by steam engines

JACK JOHNSON owned by the Victorian Railways which serviced all of Victoria. The barrels came from breweries in Melbourne and Ballarat and were picked up from the station and delivered to the four hotels in Lonsdale Street by Mr Paydon and his horse-drawn wagon. Mr Paydon’s first delivery was to the Bridge Hotel, down near Foster Street. The only remaining hotel out of the four in Lonsdale Street in the time of our childhood will be the lovely old Albion Hotel minus its balcony. Mr Paydon’s next delivery was to the Royal Hotel on the south-west corner of Lonsdale and Walker streets.

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This was the third Royal Hotel and the last remaining one when we were kids. It is now gone and on the site is the four-storey AMP building. This site is diagonally opposite the 1890s town hall. Next was the modern style Club Hotel on the south-west corner of Lonsdale and Scott streets. It was built on the site of the 1866 Shamrock Hotel. This was later refurbished and renamed The Club and that name was re-used for the modern Club Hotel. Today a four-storey building of pre-cast concrete construction stands on this site and is the National Bank building. The Albion Hotel was a couple of doors along from Scott Street. It still stands today minus its verandah and balcony and is on the site of the original timber building called the Mornington Arms Hotel. The two-storey handmade brick Albion was built in 1891 and named after the Albion Hotel in Bourke Street, Melbourne.

It was from here that the Cobb and Co coaches left for Dandenong and Gippsland. Today when at the show or the races or watching TV, I see those beautiful Clydesdale horses pulling the Carlton Brewery wagonload of wooden beer barrels. It takes me back 75 years to when we, as boys, stood in Lonsdale Street and watched Mr Paydon driving his magnificent horses and wagon up to the front of the Albion Hotel. He would roll the barrels of beer off the wagon, down a ramp, across the bridge and footpath to the open trapdoor and down another ramp into the underground cellar. Mr Paydon ran his carrying business from his house in Clow Street. His horse paddock was on the corner of Clow Street and the Melbourne Road hill. Doctor Boileau (Sir Gilbert) would build his house and practice on that land after he moved from Westwood in Walker Street. After the Boileau house was demolished, a modern furniture show room was built on that land and today it contains Hungry Jack’s.

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and฀live฀a฀greener฀lifestyle?฀Join฀us฀for฀a฀FREE฀workshop฀to฀learn: •฀How฀to฀reuse฀and฀recycle฀better฀at฀home •฀How฀to฀reduce฀food฀waste฀฀ •฀To฀grow฀your฀own฀herbs •฀Sustainable฀shopping฀tips When: Saturday฀17฀September; Time: 10.00฀am฀–฀12.00฀pm; Where: Noble Park Community Centre, Memorial Drive, Noble Park. Morning tea will be provided and to

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Learn to work with wood, the basic tools and equipment to complete a project and create your own projects in this introduction to the basic principles and practical skills of wood working incorporating problem solving, work coordination and teamwork skills. Tuesdays 9:30am – 12:30pm Dandenong Neighbourhood House Inc – Phone 9792 5298

grabs. Places are limited and bookings are essential. Call Council on 8571 1702 to register.

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Dual Diploma in Community Services/Community Development. Classes on Mondays and Tuesdays. Line Dancing classes every Wednesday – great way to stay fit, have fun and make friends. Call 9547 2647 for more information. Springvale Learning and Activity Centre. Ph: 9547 2647

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Learn English to improve your study outcome and to get a better job. Suitable for current and prospective students studying vocational courses. Weekly 3-hour class at Springvale Neighbourhood House - Learning Centre. Phone 9574 6399. Springvale Neighbourhood House: Phone: 9548 3972

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•฀Computer฀Skills฀for฀Beginners฀ •฀Get฀Computer฀Savvy฀Taster฀Course •฀Introduction฀to฀Multimedia; •฀Ofice฀Skills฀Level฀1 •฀Ofice฀Skills฀level฀2&3 •฀Pracsoft฀Medical฀Reception฀Software Please฀contact฀reception฀for฀further฀details฀or฀to฀book฀a฀place฀Ph:฀9798฀7005;฀Email:฀info@klckeys.com.au. Keysborough Learning Centre. Ph: 9798 7005; Email: info@klckeys.com.au

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Reading Cinemas – Great Value Entertainment Reading฀Cinemas฀Dandenong฀is฀located฀in฀the฀Dandenong฀Plaza฀ Shoppoing Centre, just off the Level 2 Food Court.

Computer Skills for Women Wellsprings for Women is offering computer courses for all levels on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. The sessions aim to upgrade the digital skills of the learners by delivering comprehensive฀lessons฀on฀MS฀Ofice,฀online฀browsing,฀social฀media,฀Email,฀designing฀&฀formatting,฀ and above all filming. Visit our website page at http://wellspringsforwomen.com/programs/stream-1-educational to hear what our students have to say. For more details, please contact us on (03) 9701 3740. Wellsprings for Women Ph: 9701 3740

Every Day English – Beginners Only Study and practice English language communication skills - including reading, writing and speaking. This program is aimed at people who have little or no understanding of English, but want to improve their skills to engage in everyday activities. Every Tuesday 9:30am – 12:30pm Dandenong Neighbourhood House Inc. – Phone 9792 5298 Dandenong Neighbourhood House - 34 King Street, Dandenong -www.dandenongnh.org.au Keysborough Learning Centre – 402 Corrigan Road, Keysborough – www.klckeys.com.au Noble Park Community Centre – Memorial Drive, Noble Park – www.nobleparkcommunitycentre.org.au Springvale Neighbourhood House – 46-50 Queens Avenue, Springvale – www.snh.org.au Springvale Learning & Activities Centre – 1 Osborne Avenue, Springvale – www.springvalelac.org.au Wellsprings for Women – 79 Langhorne Street, Dandenong – www.wellspringsforwomen.com Jan Wilson Community Centre – HaltonRoad, Noble Park North – 9795 9279

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South East Junior Umpire Craig Hookey was pretty chuffed with the new synthetic arrangement. 158476 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS

All-weather ground to bring out best The City of Casey has opened its first syntheticsurfaced football and cricket ground. The synthetic playing surface, at Carlisle Park Recreation Reserve in Cranbourne, was officially opened for play on Thursday 25 August. The $4.2 million project included the construction of a floodlit synthetic football and cricket oval, two netball courts, cricket practice nets, a sports pavilion and car parking. The State Government contributed $650,000 towards the dual purpose facility and Sport Minister John Eren was joined by council officials and players at the opening. Casey Council provided the bulk of funds with $3.52 million and AFL Victoria contributed $50,000 and a further $50,000 through the joint AFL/Cricket Australia Synthetic Turf Program. The new facilities include two female-friendly AFL and cricket change rooms, which can also be used as a multi-purpose space, and two dedicated

netball change rooms. The pavilion includes a kitchen, store areas, a scorer’s box, office space, player, umpire, referee and public amenities and covered viewing areas. The reserve will be home to the Carlisle Park Vikings Cricket Club, youth girl’s football squads, South East Juniors (SEJ) Umpires Association and a number of SEJ representative team squads. The Cranbourne Carlisle Primary School is also set to make regular use of the facility. Mr Eren said Carlisle Park becomes the second full-sized synthetic oval in Victoria. “This is a really exciting development for local clubs, players and families.” “The local area is booming, and that means more players than ever before are signing up for grassroots sports. A synthetic surface will help the ground cope with additional traffic.” Carlisle Park Recreation Reserve is on Majestic Boulevard, Cranbourne.

A Cranbourne woman with little criminal history told a court she had a compulsion to steal clothes from outlets in Fountain Gate, Frankston, and Chadstone shopping centres. The 32-year-old pleaded guilty to stealing more than $500 worth of purses, skirts, jumpers and blouses from the shops on four occasions in May, July and August. She also pleaded guilty to attempting to steal a drink from a fridge at a Cranbourne shopping centre outlet. When arrested on warrant at Narre Warren railway station on 28 August, she was wearing a jumper, dress and bangles stolen a few days earlier from Bayside, Dandenong Magistrates’ Court was told. At the time, the woman was on two corrections orders handed down in November and February for shoplifting. She had no criminal history prior to that. The accused told the court “I think it’s an addiction to take things from a shop”. Magistrate Julie O’Donnell said there must be a trigger for the criminal turn. “It’s unusual for a 32-year-old woman coming before the court now - and not before - without

some reason.” Ms O’Donnell noted the state psychiatric service Forensicare would not be able to confirm a diagnosis of kleptomania. A defence lawyer said the accused had no reason or trigger. She had no intention of on-selling the items, the lawyer said. The accused was back living with an ex-partner from a violent relationship since last August but she had no income or phone number, the lawyer said. She hadn’t seen her children, who were staying with their grandparents, for up to eight months. “I don’t know how suitable the Cranbourne address is,” her lawyer said. “Obviously she does not think it’s suitable enough for her children to live there.” This contradicted a Department of Corrections report that stated the woman was “essentially homeless”, Ms O’Donnell noted. Ms O’Donnell said she was reluctant to jail the woman without knowing more about her. The magistrate deferred sentence for a CREDIT bail assessment on 2 September, with a corrections order further down the track.

Pet cruelty coming close to home The RSPCA has released shocking new evidence that depicts City of Casey residents as the worst for committing violent and cruel acts on animals. Casey ranked first out of 79 local council areas for animal cruelty. Some 11,840 reports of animal cruelty were made to the RSPCA throughout Victoria, and the largest proportion of those came from the Casey region. The analysis identified 15 council areas that received more than 300 animal cruelty reports last financial year. Casey topped the list with 566 reports, while Greater Geelong City Council came in second

with 554 recorded reports. Neighbouring district Cardinia Shire also made the top 15 councils with 349 and Greater Dandenong City Council recorded 303 reports, rounding out the list. The majority of cruelty reports in Casey related to dogs, with 329 reports. Cruelty towards cats made up 67 reports and concerns for horses were called through to the RSPCA 88 times. Many of the reports in Casey related to poor hygiene, grooming and housing conditions. Some 77 reports related to animals being beaten or wounded in the region. EARLY

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Rotary Club of Dandenong president Susan Collier built a hand that is now giving a 15-year-old Cambodian girl back her independence, confidence and self-esteem. All it took was about $400 and an hour of her time. The Rotary clubs have been involved with the Helping Hands project for just over a year. They seek sponsorship and help to build artificial hands for landmine victims in Cambodia.

Deal with the real problem On Thursday 25 August your newspaper published a council sponsored advertisement stating that Casey council wants to know what vision residents have for the future of this municipality. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m afraid the future in Casey is not looking good. As the hotel industry and RSL clubs are being allowed to dominate the Casey community by financially exploiting residents with poker machines - machines made to mesmerise and promote gambling addiction. Caseyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s future has now been seriously compromised by the failure of our local councillors and successive mayors to take a stand against a disease that is behind many social and economic problems - poker machine addiction. In fact, if anything, the number of electronic gaming machines in Casey has increased with little effective opposition from council. Over the 2014/15 period, poker machine losses amounted to $119 million, an increase of $6.1 million, the second highest losses in Victoria after Brimbank and ahead of Dandenong. On 26 August the Herald Sunâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Pokies Cash Dodge reveals that pokies venues are now also dodging laws that ban cash machines by allowing gamblers endless cash withdrawals from ATMs. Electronic gaming machines are destroying families in Casey (as they drive up crime rates) while our councillors and mayor can only talk

Dandenongâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Wallarians will return to the small screen this month. The service provider for adults with different abilities has locked in a 30-minute slot on Channel 31 at 6pm on Tuesday 20 September. It will host a live viewing for up to 70 clients, family members, and corporate partners at the Wallara Pop Up Shop at Dandenong Plaza. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the fourth time Wallara has featured on television. The episodes shine a light on disability and the lives of their clients. Nominations for the Indian Cultural Precinct taskforce are now open. The Journal reported last month that Greater Dandenong Council was working with the Office of Multicultural Affairs and Citizenship to establish the group to guide the project. The council confirmed last week that nominations would open on Monday 5 September and close on Monday 26 September. In December the State Government announced that Foster Streetâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Little India would become Victoriaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s place to celebrate and acknowledge the Indian community, and benefit from a $500,000 funding injection. Visit www.greaterdandenong.com/littleindia, email business@cgd.vic.gov.au or call 8571 1000 to get involved. A man was given some â&#x20AC;&#x153;think timeâ&#x20AC;? to reconsider a tasty defence for driving with a mobile phone at Dandenong Magistratesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Court. The man, representing himself, had alleg-

about the need for more police and more 24 hour stations? When will our councillors and mayor start dealing with the real problem in Casey? John Glazebrook, Endeavour Hills.

Soccer tipping point AS A retired soccer referee I have been saying for years that Casey Council donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t give two hoots about soccer clubs in Casey. Footy will always be number one as per the News of 25 August. I still go and watch a game on Saturday afternoon and have seen the state of the Fox Road ground after a few days of rain. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a bog hole for cars, also the playing pitch at one end gets water logged. The same can be said about Hampton Park and Endeavour Hills soccer grounds. A couple of days hard rain and the grounds are unfit to play on. I can still remember when Cranbourne Soccer Club used to play near the horse track. Now as Casey Comets they play on top of an old tip. How many Casey footy clubs play on top of an old tip? D. Gardner, Hampton Park.

Hills are alive for public square party â&#x20AC;&#x153;I did this!â&#x20AC;? edly been spotted by police holding a phone to his ear on two separate occasions within minutes, but claimed to the court he was eating a biscuit. The man was perhaps wisely given a chance to consult a lawyer.

Endeavour Hillsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; new public square will be launched with a celebration on 10 September. Casey Council will unveil the first $1.1 million stage of the community precinct, which includes a public square, cafe, outdoor seating and shared pedestrian and bike paths. Mayor Sam Aziz said the public square was expected to become the â&#x20AC;&#x153;central heart of the communityâ&#x20AC;? - close to the library and leisure centreâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s entrances. It was the first step in a 15-year masterplan for the precinct, Cr Aziz said. The opening includes a free sausage sizzle, cof-

fee and kids face painting. There will also be a Casey Next pop-up stand to allow residents to give feedback on their â&#x20AC;&#x153;ideas, priorities and hopesâ&#x20AC;? for Caseyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s future, Cr Aziz said. In the councilâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 2016-â&#x20AC;&#x2122;17 budget, the projectâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s second stage has been allocated funds for landscaping, accessible terracing, upgrades to the youth and skate parks, a bike path and improved footpaths. The celebration is between 10am-noon on 10 September at 10 Raymond McMahon Boulevard, Endeavour Hills.

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Set on a large block of 561 square metres close to all local amenities including Dandenong shopping centre, transport and local primary and secondary colleges. This home is recently restored and offers a contemporary feel on the interior, with timber flooring, downlights, three robed bedrooms, a study and a modern full family bathroom with floor to ceiling tiles. The master is inclusive of a walk-in robe and ensuite. The living features a neutral colour palette with a vibrant feature wall and large windows, bringing in natural light throughout the home and includes ducted heating for those colder times of the year. Then walk on through to the rear of the home to the kitchen and dining domain, which opens out to the decked pergola area and garage. The kitchen is complete with plentiful cabinetry, an island bench and stainless steel appliances. The home is inclusive of a large verandah at the front and a carport for additional car space. This home is ideal for first home buyers, downsizers or investors looking at starting or expanding their portfolio. Don’t miss out on this property and inquire today.

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NOBLE PARK 2/15 LEMAN CRESCENT BRAND NEW DESIGNED TOWNHOUSE IN SOUGHT AFTER LOCATION With an eye-catching presence out front is a lowmaintenance landscape gardens, the stunning interior design showcase 2.7 metre high ceiling throughout, quality 12 millimetre flooring that lead to a modern designer kitchen with premium Caesar Stone bench tops, soft closing draws, stainless steel Delonghi dishwasher and oven cooktop, open plan dining and family living area with double roller blinds. Complimented by a spacious bedroom with built-in-robe, separate toilet, a laundry with shower, central ducted heating and cooling.

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Dandenong North 192 Gladstone Road 3 n

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Three robed bedrooms, Master with walk in robe and ensuite Study and a modern full family bathroom with floor to ceiling tiles The kitchen is complete with plentiful cabinetry, an island bench and stainless steel appliances

Noble Park 5 Gertrude Court 2

Auction 24 Sep 3:30pm

Dinesh Raghu 0431 131 157

Price Guide $450K - $495K

Dee Kawsar 0423 215 815

Inspect Sat 12:00pm

Three robed bedrooms and full family bathroom L-shaped living domain with timber flooring Kitchen with plentiful cabinetry and breakfast bench Large low maintenance rear yard

582 m

Auction 17 Sep 12:30pm Dee Kawsar 0423 215 815

Price Guide $460K-$495K

Dinesh Raghu 0431 131 157

Inspect Sat 12:00pm

Noble Park 16 Norris Street 4+ n

712 m

Four robed bedrooms + study, Master with WIR, ensuite &

Full family bathroom, three toilets and powder room

balcony

Hardwood timber floors, evaporative cooling, ducted

Formal and casual living and dining areas, theatre plus family

heating and ducted vacuum system, alarm system, upstairs

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Expansive kitchen plentiful cabinetry and stainless steel appliances Shop 13 Narelle Dr, Aspendale Gardens S/C VIC 3195

intercom and video intercom at entrance. n

Remote control gate and garage, garage inclusive of a kitchenette, plus large outdoor water tank and solar panels 03 8586 6411

Auction 24 Sep 12:30pm Price Guide $700K-$770K Inspect Sat 1:00pm

Dee Kawsar 0423 215 815

Medina Delibajric 0432 193 343

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Noble Park 26 Joffre Street 4 n

Keysborough 72 Marriott Drive 4

Massive block with 22m frontage, great potential for development STCA Four spacious bedrooms, one bathroom and two toilets Expansive kitchen/dining, with plentiful cabinetry and bench space Lounge, family room & storage

1048 m

Twilight Auction 29 Sep 7:00pm

Laura Voinea 0435 921 730

Price Guide $700K-$770K

Andy Choi 0432 671 702

Inspect Sun 11:00am

Four robed bedrooms, Master with large ensuite including spa and WIR Expansive kitchen with plentiful cabinetry and stainless steel appliances Two lounge rooms, meals & dining, family room + games/rumpus room

550 m

Auction 16 Sep 7:00pm Price Guide $820K-$900K Inspect Sat 11:00am

Dee Kawsar 0423 215 815

Dinesh Raghu 0431 131 157

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“Dinesh was the most amazing agent we could ever have hoped for and also the customer service, the loyalty and willingness to work hard for us was amazing. Thank you Dinesh and iSell group, we wouldn’t have gone through anyone else and we will be recommending you to everyone we know thank you for all your help and support.” - Vendor Dirk and Pheebie 2/5 Lachlan Place, Keysborough

Dinesh Raghu iSell Keysborough 0431 131 157

Shop 13 Narelle Dr, Aspendale Gardens S/C VIC 3195

keysborough 03 8586 6411

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KEYSBOROUGH 4 DORSET COURT

NOBLE PARK 20 TALBOT COURT

Your Own Slice of Heaven! Immaculately renovated from head to toe, this outstanding home has been perfectly crafted to entertain on any scale. Grand tiles flow throughout most of the home, each of the BDRs have robes & the bathroom is a work of art. The front living is superb to unwind, but the centerpiece of the home is the stunning kitchen which overlooks the rear living, all which freely and securely flow out to the timber deck, the enclosed swimming poo & BBQ area.

Immaculately Maintained & Perfect for Entertaining! This is the home that’s designed for entertaining on any scale in any weather condition & it’s ready to be yours. Open plan living is what’s on offer in the main hub of the home and as you head further inside, you’ll notice the 1st lock up garage that can double as an entertaining area. Plus there are 3 BDRs, MSTR with ensuite, a central bathroom with spa, heating, security shutters & it’s all on a block size of 648m2 (approx).

METHOD

PRICE TERMS INSPECT CONTACT

Saturday 10th September at 12pm Contact Agent 10% Deposit. Balance 30/60/90 Days Wed 5:30 - 6pm & Sat 11:30am - 12pm Photo ID required Ravi Lather 0420 844 770 Chee-ky Dunlop 0422 910 881 KEYSBOROUGH 8769 1888

PRICE TERMS INSPECT CONTACT

Saturday 10th September at 1:30pm $550,000+ 10% Deposit. Balance 30 Days Sat 1 - 1:30pm Photo ID required Alice Wong 0401 650 862 Chang Wang 0450 706 668 KEYSBOROUGH 8769 1888

Liz & Rob 3 Essex Street

real sellers, real stories... “ Thank you for your hard work and dedication... For being everything you said you will be... For the most enjoyable red carpet experience... Thank you for exceeding all of our expectations! ”

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Your Dream Begins Here! Welcome to an amazing light filled home that simply requires some TLC. It looks as original as the day it was purchased many years ago, but the structure, floor plan and possibilities make this a dream for the keen renovator. Rip up the carpets, add a coat of paint, add some new floors and spruce up the kitchen – this is what you can do with ease and it’ll turn this gem on a block size of 537m2 (approx) into your golden egg for many years. METHOD

If you would like to hear more about Rob & Liz’s red carpet experience visit chee-kydunlop.com or jessejamesmarinas.com and click play on the featured video

PRICE TERMS INSPECT CONTACT

Saturday 17th September at 12pm $420,000+ 10% Deposit. Balance 30-60 Days Sat 10:20 - 10:40am Photo ID required Jeremy Phillips 0402 751 001 Tim Stickley 0409 215 540 NOBLE PARK / SPRINGVALE 8710 0000

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10/443 Princes Highway NOBLE PARK

16 Callaghan Street NOBLE PARK

3/25 Dunblane Road NOBLE PARK

2 Lee Street NOBLE PARK

1/29 Birdwood Avenue DANDENONG

2/12 New Street DANDENONG

23/473-475 Princes Hwy NOBLE PARK

19 Hume Road SPRINGVALE

20-24 Tamarind Close KEYSBOROUGH

6/80-82 Ellendale Rd NOBLE PARK

2/59 Centre Dandenong Rd DINGLEY

19 Cabinda Drive KEYSBOROUGH

Lot 48 | 145 Chapel Rd KEYSBOROUGH

1/617 Springvale Road SPRINGVALE

16 Bakers Road NOBLE PARK NORTH

14 David Collins Drive ENDEAVOUR HILLS

1/9 Cole Street NOBLE PARK

4 Hobbs Court ENDEAVOUR HILLS

88 Illawarra Crescent DANDENONG NORTH

11 Through Road NOBLE PARK

5/13 Wall Street NOBLE PARK

1/28 Stella Avenue NOBLE PARK

7 Lisa Court NOBLE PARK

10/68-70 Chandler Road NOBLE PARK

1 Florence Street DANDENONG

2/38 Benga Avenue DANDENONG

3/38 Benga Avenue DANDENONG

Sales in August

2 Diwai Close NOBLE PARK NORTH

8/36 Bowmore Road NOBLE PARK

8 Stanford Avenue KEYSBOROUGH

14/68-70 Chandler Road NOBLE PARK

31A Carlton Road DANDENONG NORTH

28 Barbara Avenue DANDENONG NORTH

3/221 Clarke Road SPRINGVALE SOUTH

3 Kiandra Close NOBLE PARK

2 Sussex Street NOBLE PARK

49/36-40 Hennessy Way DANDENONG NORTH

20/28-30 Dunblane Rd NOBLE PARK

1/80-82 Ellendale Road NOBLE PARK

2/12 Bramley Court HALLAM

92 Kingsclere Avenue KEYSBOROUGH

4/136 Stud Road DANDENONG

Lot 49 | 145 Chapel Rd KEYSBOROUGH

2 Lawanna Street NOBLE PARK NORTH

21 Rosette Crescent KEYSBOROUGH

1537 Heatherton Road DANDENONG NORTH

1/12 Knell Street MULGRAVE

2 Glenthorne Drive KEYSBOROUGH

10 Newburgh Street KEYSBOROUGH

2/13 Wall Street NOBLE PARK

5 Page Court DANDENONG NORTH

1089 Heatherton Road 27/21-23 Kelvinside Road NOBLE PARK NOBLE PARK

ALL SALES MADE BY BARRY PLANT NOBLE PARK & KEYSBOROUGH OFFICES Disclaimer: Information contained herein is believed to be accurate at time of printing.

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12A Bellavista Crescent

5 Rolex Court

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NOBLE PARK

AU CT IO N

CLAYTON SOUTH

PERFECT FAMILY HOME IN THE BEST LOCATION

BEAUTIFUL HOME WITH CHARACTER & ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES!

This lovely double story home is ready for you and your family to move in and enjoy. This corner block home (520sqm approx.) is located in one of the most desired pockets in Clayton South and is lucky enough to be sitting alongside a pleasant and peaceful street. You are within minutes’ walk to buses and reserves and just a bit further is Westall Secondary College, Westall Train Station, Springvale Shopping Centres and IKEA Home Maker Village. Easy access to Princess Highway and Monash University. Features include: 4 bedrooms (2 upstairs & 2 downstairs), Master with own private walk-in-robe and semi-ensuite, updated kitchen with Westinghouse Stainless Steel Oven & Dishwasher, 3 separate living areas for you and your family to enjoy, 3 bathrooms & 2 toilets (one upstairs and one downstairs), ducted heating & air-conditioning that’ll make this home feel warm throughout winter and cool during summer, outdoor entertainment area and so much more. This home has so much to offer, that inspection is must.

Nestled in a Cul de Sac is this charming and well-kept, rendered BV home that sits on a large allotment of 750m2 (approx.). This home presents a fantastic opportunity for large family buyers and any astute investors. Yarraman Train Station, bus stops and Fotheringham Reserve are all within short walking distances, whereas, Dandenong Shopping Centre and local schools are just shorts drives away. Easy access to EastLink/Monash Freeway and Dandenong Bypass. Offering: spacious formal L-shape lounge room and dining, 3 bedrooms plus study/4th bedroom with BIR and wardrobes, massive rumpus room, all gas appliances, updated granite benchtops in the kitchen and bathrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 toilets, ducted heating and 3x split A/Cs to keep your family comfortable all year around, 2 security roller shutters, alarm, an enormous family room that leads to a huge undercover entertainment area for you family and friends to enjoy. Externally you also have an outdoor kitchen, storage room, 2x water tanks, 8 solar panels, a low maintenance manicured garden, a carport and so much more... This home is sure to make it on your must see list! Do not miss out on this rare golden egg. Contact Thu Le today!

Agent: Lan Luo 0411 396 910 Auction: Saturday 10th September at 1pm on Site Terms: 10% deposit

Balance: 120 days

49 Myrtle Street

Agents: Thu Le 0421 903 814 & Clinton Nguyen 0432 517 003 Auction: Saturday 24th September at 11am on Site Terms: 10% deposit Balance: 60 days, prefer rent back

Photo ID Required for all Inspections

3+Study

31 Samada Street

AU CT

NOTTING HILL

SPRINGVALE SOUTH

Photo ID Required for all Inspections

CORNER BLOCK! A DEVELOPERS DREAM!

BIG BLOCK, GREAT FAMILY HOME!

This cladding brick home is set on a corner block of 590M2 approx., it has its own 2 separate driveways and the open

You simply cannot afford to look pass this brick veneer home that sits on a generous allotment over 750m2 approx. Whether you’re looking for investment, future redevelopment (STCA) or enjoy the central location of this family home, all options are at the palm of your hands. You are surrounded by all the amenities that you require or may need, as well as, the vast selection of Primary and Secondary Schools are all within walking distances or short drives away, including Monash University. Centro Brandon Park Shopping Centre, Coles Pinewood Shopping Centre and Glen Waverley Shopping Centre are all not too far away. Easy access to Blackburn Road and Ferntree Gully Road. Featuring: 3 good sized bedrooms (2 with BIRs and master with WIR and full en-suit), huge lounge area, updated kitchen with gas appliances opens to meal area, 2 bathrooms & 2 toilets, ducted heating & 2 wall A/C, lock up garage with remote, roller shutters and a front porch.

possibility of further development (STCA) or for you to build your own dream home. You are surrounded within a nice area of other new or fairly newly built homes. Heatherhill Pre-school, Primary and Keysborough Secondary College are all within walking distances, just like the conveniently close by Childcare Centres, well known Burden Park with BBQ amenities, public transport and Churches and Temples, whereas, Springvale and Springvale South Shopping Centres are only short drives away. Featuring: 3 bedrooms, 2 with BIRs, polished floorboards, formal lounge with space heater, all gas appliances and a main bathroom with separate toilet. Currently tenanted: $1,521/PCM until February 2017. You don’t want to miss out on this golden opportunity. Call Thu Le today! Agent: Thu Le 0421 903 814 Auction: Saturday 24th September at 1pm on Site Terms: 10% deposit

Balance: 30/60 days

Agents: Bruce Ung 0422 353 767 & Thu Le 0421 903 814 Photo ID Required for all Inspections

Ground Floor 343-345 Springvale Road SPRINGVALE VIC 3171

Auction: Saturday 8th October at 1pm on Site Terms: 10% deposit

Balance: 60 days

Photo ID Required for all Inspections

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SALES & RENTALS

118 Walker St Dandenong P: 9791 5922 F: 9792 2536 N IORDAY T C TU ATUHIS SA

Doveton

Cranbourne

2 Karo CourT

DUAL OCCUPANCY POTENTIAL (STCA)!

This attractive clinka brick home is set on a generous block of approximately 680m2 with sweeping views across parkland. There is ample driveway access to the backyard, ideal for development at the rear of the existing home (STCA). Close to Freeway access and only minutes to Dandenong CBD and Westfield Shopping Centre. The home comprises of three bedrooms, formal lounge room and separate kitchen/meals area and features hardwood floors. Renovation is required. An ideal opportunity to enter the market and put your development plans into action in the future! MONEY TO BE MADE!

15 Mundaring drive

OPPOSITE THE SHOPPING CENTRE!

This easily rentable house will make an ideal redevelopment site (STCA) in the heart of Cranbourne. Set amongst other developments including townhouses, vets, childcare and other businesses, this property is all about the location. Also makes an ideal first home for the smart buyer who is looking to the future where todayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s home will make you money in the future. DEVELOPMENT IS THE KEY TO WEALTH!

auCTion: Saturday, 10th September, 2016 @ 11:00am (if not sold prior) oPen: wed 4:15pm to 4:45pm & Sat 10:30am to 11:00am

For Sale: $430,000 plus oPen: Tues 4:40pm to 5:00pm & Sat 2:40pm to 3:00pm

Dandenong

Skye

2/80 ChelTenhaM road

STREET ACCESS & 1 YEAR YOUNG!

31/2 SanoMa drive

BETTER THAN NEW!

This one bedroom apartment is located on ground level and has direct street access and sunny North facing living area. Mosaic Apartments are a modern well built development close to railway station and shopping centre. The current Tenant would love to stay on and the new buyer can take over the current NRAS Licence which pays the Landlord rebates and tax concessions which in turn pays off the property quickly or Vacant Possession available if required. One of the best opportunities you will find! NRAS APPROVED LICENCE IF REQUIRED!

Near new three bedroom home on easy care cottage block. Large tiled open plan living with central kitchen. The kitchen has gas hot plates, underbench oven and rangehood with large breakfast bar. The lounge is sunny with North facing windows and the family area overlooks the secure rear yard. Access to the double open garage, with remote doors, is off the street and can also be used as a covered entertaining area for those larger occasions. Currently rented under the NRAS scheme which provides incredible cash back/tax rebate incentives from the Government, but can also be sold with Vacant Possession if you want to move in. HARD TO FIND THREE BEDROOM HOME!

Eumemmerring

For Sale: offers over $270,000 oPen: Sat 1:00pm to 1:20pm

1/38 Frawley road

LATE MODEL TWO BEDROOM UNIT!

This freestanding unit has two bedrooms, an open plan living area, attached garage with direct access and a private courtyard area. Features include ducted heating, split system air conditioning, gas cooktop and electric under bench oven. Located centrally with schools, shops and transport all close by. Currently tenanted to long term tenants who would love to stay on or vacant possession available if required. One of only six on the block and an affordable solution to your investment/living requirements. CLOSE TO EVERYTHING!

For Sale: $290,000 plus oPen: Tues 3:00pm to 3:20pm & Sat 10:00am to 10:20am

For Sale: $360,000 plus buyers oPen: Sat 2:00pm to 2:20pm

2/1 Culliver avenue

AFFORDABLE HOME OR INVESTMENT!

If you are looking for value for money, you cannot go past this near new unit which is on a low maintenance block. The home boasts of spacious open plan living off the stylishly designed kitchen offering gas cooking, rangehood and lots of cupboard space. Other notable features include three good size bedrooms with built in robes, full ensuite to master, family bathroom, separate laundry, ducted heating, split system air conditioning, floating floors, high ceilings, quality window furnishings, private backyard, single lock up garage and an additional carspace. Currently tenanted to excellent tenants at $360.00 per week. All this and just minutes away from schools, shopping, transport and Freeway access. INSPECT - COMPARE - BUY!

For Sale: offers over $390,000 oPen: Thurs 5:00pm to 5:20pm & Sat 10:00am to 10:20am

Dandenong

FULLY RENOVATED!

COMPARE & CONQUER!

3 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE WITH 2 YARDS!

5% to 6% RENTAL RETURNS!

4/1 John Street

3/3-5 edward avenue

This two bedroom unit features ducted heating and air conditioning. With fresh paintwork and new flooring throughout, new stainless steel appliances in the kitchen, new modern bathroom, brand new holland blinds, new gutters and fascia, new colorbond rear fence, new slimline power points and switches and more!

For Sale: offers over $290,000 oPen: wed 5:00-5:20pm & Sat 11:40-12:00pm

In a neat block, minutes walk to Dandenong CBD, this home offers a bright formal lounge, near new kitchen, two spacious bedrooms with built in robes, separate laundry, separate toilet, private backyard and a carspace. Includes reverse cycle air conditioning, feature wall and polished floors throughout. Let at $300.00 per week.

For Sale: offers over $250,000 oPen: Sat 1:00pm to 1:20pm

2/65-67 Potter Street

11/116 Princes highway

Hard to find but here it is! Three bedrooms with built in robes, separate lounge, modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances, gas cooktop, electric oven, rangehood and breakfast bar adjoining the meals area. Features ducted heating, split system air conditioning, powder room and a large single garage with remote door.

For Sale: $370,000 plus oPen: Sat 1:00pm to 1:20pm

Very neat ground floor flat featuring two double bedrooms with robes, large separate lounge room and separate kitchen/meals area with emprite gloss cupboards and sliding door to outdoor sitting area. Currently leased to excellent tenants for $255.00 per week. Private carspace. THE RIGHT TIME TO INVEST!

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John Ratnam Sales Consultant 0414 556 517

Stephen Lamb Sales Consultant 0421 045 460

Frank Holohan Senior Consultant

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45/63-83 James Street Dandenong

66 Garnsworthy Street Springvale

AFFORDABLE 1ST HOME OR INVESTMENT

FANTASTIC DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL

Located in popular St James Village this well presented 2 bedroom townhouse is unbeatable value. Offers huge lounge with gas heating & RC air conditioning, separate kitchen with ample cupboards & gas cooking, laundry & separate toilet & upstairs two double bedrooms, main tiled bathroom with 2nd toilet & separate shower. Front & rear courtyard plus single garage. Don’t miss this!

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Auction Terms Price Inspect Agent

Sat 24th Sept at 11am 10% dep - bal 30/60 days $300,000+ Wednesday 5-5.30pm Saturday 1-1.30pm Neil Butler 0411 637 088

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1 Birdwood Avenue Dandenong

Auction Terms Price Inspect Agent

Sat 24th Sept at 1pm 10% dep-bal 60 days $300,000+ By appointment Neil Butler 0411 637 088

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3/10 Hemmings Street Dandenong BARGAIN 3 BED TOWNHOUSE

DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY With a Residential Growth Zoning & land area of 603m2 with a 19m frontage, this property is ideal for development (STP). Zoning allows apartment development or high density townhouses (STP). Concept plan is available for 4 townhouses to inspect. Existing timber home can be let prior to obtaining permit. DON’T MISS THIS!

% 80

Zoned mixed use, this original shop of 70m2 approximately has an attached 2 bed unit with rear access from lane. Potential to erect 1 or 2 apartments above ground level(STP). Ideal for small business to occupy & rent rear unit. Currently let but vacant possession is available. Terriic location close to all facilities.

Auction Terms Price Inspect Agent

Sat 8th Oct at 1pm 10% dep-bal 30/60 days Contact Agent By appointment Neil Butler 0411 637 088

Close to the market & shopping centre, this solid brick 3 bedroom townhouse is in a quiet central location. Offers spacious gas heated lounge with timber parquetry loors, separate kitchen with gas cooking opening to private courtyard, separate laundry has internal access to garage. Upstairs are 3 double bedrooms with BIR’s, modern tiled bathroom and balcony off the master. Ideal to live in or investment property. Priced to sell.

Private Price Inspect Agent

$330,000+ Saturday 12-12.30pm Neil Butler 0411 637 088

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1165 Stud Rd Rowville (Near Crn Wellington Rd)

Units 1-3/1377 Heatherton Road Dandenong

LUXURY LIVING WITHOUT COMPROMISE

BUY ONE, TWO OR THE WHOLE BLOCK

Beautifully designed, you’ll be spoilt for choice with a selection of 30 apartments & 8 executive town homes in this boutique development. - Buy now & secure stamp duty savings up to $21,000(subject to value). - Your choice of colour tones - Enjoy sweeping views from the rooftop terrace - Quality kitchens with stone benchtops & S/S Bosch appliances. - Bamboo looring, quality carpets & double glazed windows .

Private Price Inspect Agent

from $359,000 Saturday 2-2.30pm Neil Butler 0411 637 088

Choice of 3 as new townhouses in convenient location close to schools, transport and shopping centre. All are let returning approx. $20,000p.a. but vacant possession is available on Units 2 & 3. Each offers cathedral ceilings to open plan living area with spacious lounge, laminated kitchen with WO, gas HP & stone benchtops. Sliding door access opens to private garden & garage. Upstairs includes brs with BIR’s, main bthrm & toilet. Additional toilet is downstairs. Includes timber loors to living area & carpets upstairs. Comfort assured with d/heating & RC a/c. Units 1 & 2 have street frontage.

Private Price Inspect Agent

$390,000+ Saturday 3-3.30pm Jerome Mulholland 0401 060 804

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EXCEPTIONAL FOR ALL PURPOSES RETIREMENT, FAMILY HOME, INVESTMENT PORT FOLIO- Excellent location on north side in Drouin Three spacious bedrooms. Ensuite. Formal living room, family area, big kitchen area with pot drawers, wall oven 5 burner gas bench hotplates, study. Undercover BBQ / entertaining deck, Double carport and garden shed. $359,000

AUCTION SATURDAY 17TH SEPTEMBER 2016 AT 11AM ONSITE 42 BRUMLEY ST, LEONGATHA

JUST LISTED SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME - BUNYIP

1 ACRE+ NORTH SIDE OF DROUIN

Traditional-style, 3BR plus study brick veneer residence. Only 6 years old, plenty of features including polished timber floorboards and quality window furnishings throughout. His/hers walk-in robes, walk in pantry, and huge en-suite and laundry to name a few more. Complimenting the residence are established gardens, alfresco and remote controlled double garage all on a large 840m2 block. Great convenient location with school and day care nearby and easy walking distance to shops and public transport. Buyers will be impressed! Inspection by appointment only.

Town water, natural gas and electricity available. No restrictive building covenants. Only 2 left. $279,000 Offers over $520,000

Open for Inspection: Sat 10th September at 11.00 – 11.30am Or by private appointment. Contact Jean O’Loughlin on 0428 571 083

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5625 1342 Terry Williamson 0499 776 815 Tom Williamson 0400 925 226

www.williamsonsrealestate.net

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TERRIFIC FAMILY HOME AWAITS YOU • Attractive renovated home, excellent location • 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 living areas • Large master bedroom/parent’s retreat with ensuite & WIR • Open plan family, kitchen & dining • Spacious sunken lounge / games room • Studio/office, outdoor entertaining & garage (rear lane access)

Web Id 10266860 Auction terms – 10% deposit, 30-day settlement

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DROUIN location. 3 Bedrooms, ensuite, huge open living area. Double lockup garage With a direct entry to Kitchen. $380,000

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4 AUCTIONS! 4 UNIQUE PROPERTIES! 1 SERIOUS SELLER..

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Take your opportunity & set yourself up in this prestige court with large allotments & quality homes.. Whether you are looking to walk straight into an established property, a brand new 5BR home or dreaming of building your own home on a large allotment, this court offers it all. All services are available. Auction 1 - 10 Web Court, Warragul Vacant Land - 2503m2 Auction 2 - 3 Web Court, Warragul 3BR Home, Land - 2246m2, potential multiple home sites Auction 3 - 9 Web Court, Warragul Vacant Land - 1477m2 Auction 4 - 8 Web Court, Warragul 5BR, 2 BTH Home, 370m2 shed, Land 2584m2 (This ones a real surprise!!)

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FOR SALE BY EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST -: CLOSING WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 14TH 2016 at 5pm. • Multiple living zones • Commercial Kitchen & Dining Room comfortably seating 100 • Building size 854m2 (approx.) • Land size 2920m2 (approx) • Zoning – GRZ1

The property was previously an aged care facility & medical rooms but would be ideally suited also to Group Accommodation, Guest House, Back Packers etc. Located in Loch key property features include -: • 17 En-suited bedrooms all wheel chair accessible

WEb COURT WARRAGUL AUCTIONS START 10AM Saturday 24/9/2016 Auctions will run at approx 20 minute intervals

TERMS: 10% deposit, 60 days (except Auction 4 with 90 days). Internet ID: 10286555

To arrange a personal inspection or for further information please contact the exclusive sales agents SEJ Real Estate Leongatha.

View property and more details at www.sej.com.au

For more information please contact Peter Bellingham @ SEJ Real Estate Leongatha E: pbellingham@sej.com.au - M: 0418 515 666

5662 4033

South Gippsland Hwy, Leongatha

5622 3800 Cnr Smith & Queen St, Warragul

www.sej.com.au

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Cranny’s song It’s not an easy task to write a song about Cranbourne, but Sharon Start did. And now she’s been honoured with this year’s City of Casey Lindsay King Arts Award. A music teacher at Cranbourne West Primary School and an active folk musician, Ms Start took home the award at the Mayoral Arts Dinner on Friday 26 August. The award is known as Casey’s most prestigious prize for the arts and Ms Start was recognised at the dinner for her performance skills, charity arts programming work and church and community choir conducting. Ms Start has been involved in the performing arts scene in Casey for more than 30 years. Her Cranbourne song, ‘Once Was a Country Town’, was written about notching up 25 years of living in the same house, in the same suburb in Cranbourne. Ms Start went out with a bang after performing the song at the Horsham Country Music Festival earlier this year when she took home the most popular busker award.

Students from Lyndale Secondary College, Gleneagles Secondary College, Dromana College, Lyndhurst Secondary College, Camberwell High School and Hampton Park Secondary College at the Model UN Conference in Hampton Park.

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In a society scattered with new Australians, it seemed fitting for Casey students to debate a topic so close to home - refugees. Students from five schools across the state took up the Model UN debating challenge on Friday 26 August at Hampton Park Secondary College. Eighty students from Year 7 to 12 made up teams, as small as two people, to represent all the countries of the world. The teams then debated the global issue of ‘Refugees: A Humanitarian Crisis’ from the stance of the country they represented. Some students said they learnt more about politics than they had bargained for. Hampton Park Secondary College, Year 10 student Allison MacCuaig said the debate was a great insight into politics, a subject her school did not offer. “There was a lot of different perspectives that you must take on from different countries - it was interesting to look at it from Syria’s point of

view,” Alison said. The students discussed economics, population, infrastructure and political reasoning as to why certain countries couldn’t take on more refugees and why that wouldn’t be sustainable. Students then debated other ways countries could provide help, such as financial aid. Hampton Park Secondary College teacher, Anna Carrig, a former UN youth volunteer said the event developed more than just cleaner debating skills. “It allowed students to learn and to develop an authentic and deep understanding of why in the current global climate a forum for collaboration between nations is so crucial,” Ms Carrig said. “In a closing speech on the day the acting Secretary-General, the UNAA Victorian division’s Vice-President Ian Howie, spoke to the students about the significance of the purposes of the UN - to bring countries together to discuss and combat the most urgent global issues facing the world today.”

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Berwick Mazda Sales Manager Leigh Nesbitt with the first CX-9 Taxi owner Roxy Owens from Emerald Ranges Taxis. Berwick Mazda has just become the first Victo- Mazda taxi and its success and believes it is only a matter of time before more of the taxi community rian dealer to sell a Mazda CX-9 taxi. The CX-9, operated by Emerald Ranges Taxis, follows her lead. Berwick Mazda’s fleet specialist Marc Handley has become the first in the state to be accredited anticipates more CX-9 interest from businesses by the Victorian Taxi Association. The seven-seat SUV has become a celebrity in because of its prestige and safety features. “Our CX-9 SUV is recognised for its safety its own right, becoming highly in demand across the Dandenong Ranges, Beaconsfield, Berwick, value and luxurious features. “It’s becoming an essential vehicle for families and surrounding areas. The reception has been positive with an influx and businesses looking for a car that has it all,” Mr of new clients favouring the vehicle’s comfort, Handley said. Book a test drive of the new CX-9 at Berwick leather seats, wheelchair and luggage space, BOSE sound system and the added safety of Advanced Mazda, which is only two minutes from Fountain Gate and the Monash Freeway. Phone 8796 6222. Blind Spot Monitoring and safety cell structure. Contact Emerald Ranges Taxis for a CX-9 taxi Proud owner taxi driver Tracey Owen said other taxi drivers have expressed interest in her experience on 0498 368 399.

Competition for days of Doveton The Doveton Neighbourhood Learning Centre (DNLC) is again holding its free Celebrate Doveton event. In the lead up to the event, the DNLC is running free competitions which are open to anyone, who is involved in the 3177 postcode. Entry is open to anyone who either lives, or goes to school, works, plays sport, is part of a group, church, or club, or who has any other connection to Doveton. Doveton’s Local Living Treasure is to thank volunteers who have given their time helping within Doveton and acknowledges the hard work and effort they put in to make the community a better place. The first prize, donated by Atura Dandenong, is accommodation for two adults in a Deluxe Queen room with a buffet breakfast, plus a $60 voucher for the Roadhouse Bar and Grill. The Amateur Photo Competition is open to amateur photographers of all ages for unaltered photos. The first prize is two adult tickets and two child tickets for Melbourne Star. The Under 14yo Visual Arts Competition is open to children aged 14 years and under and can include, for example, an unaltered photo, drawing, collage or painting. The first prize is two adult tickets and two

A $15 million program is offering TAFE places to 3000 asylum seekers and refugees over the next two years. For the first time, refugees with temporary protection visas will also be eligible for the State Government’s Asylum Seeker VET Program. The government currently provides funding for about 300 eligible asylum seekers each year and exempts them from the usual citizenship criteria so they can undertake training. Under the new project, the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC) will refer asylum seekers and eligible refugees to do their training at Victorian TAFEs, private training providers and through the Learn Local network. The ASRC will also provide additional support and professional development to training providers working with asylum seekers and refugees. Customised language and literacy programs will be offered to participants to improve their reading and writing skills. An Integrated VET Learning Plan will help them to attain qualifications in the community where they live. Friends of Refugees spokeswoman Sri Samy said the initiative would assist people in limbo. “Other states should also follow suit,” she said. “This will give people seeking asylum and refugees on temporary visas to take part in the work force and lead an independent life rather than relying on charities and handouts to lead their day to day life.” Ms Samy said that in the past, Dandenongbased Friends of Refugees had found that most funded organisations only assisted people with an English level over four with pre-employment and training. “However, based on the people that we assist every day we find that over 40 per cent of people

seeking asylum have English skills less than level four,” she said. “Friends of Refugees mainly fills in the service gaps that funded organisations are unable to do, so we have a small scale pre-employment training program for people with limited English.” On its Facebook page, the ASRC said that for the past five years it had been pioneering the only TAFE program for people seeking asylum in Australia. “We’ve placed 751 people into TAFE with a 92 per cent success rate,” the post said. “On the back of this success they (the State Government) are now investing in a state-wide response.” ASRC said the TAFE places would be in areas such as hospitality and aged care. “The ASRC will manage 1000 of these places and also take the lead in strengthening the capacity of the Victorian TAFE sector by sharing our ground-breaking model through training and running a help line,” the post said. “Victoria is the only state where people seeking asylum can access TAFE. “The challenge to other governments now is to follow Victoria’s lead and recognise that further education is a ticket to a better life and a stronger community.” Victoria is home to about 11,000 asylum seekers and refugees with temporary protection visas. Many of these people will soon transition to new visas that require them to work and study so that they can apply for further substantive visas. Training and Skills Minister Steve Herbert said the training would help recipients to “get a proper job, to reach their ambitions and full potential so they can play a productive role in the Victorian workforce”. “People come here looking for a fair go - and we’ll do everything in our power to give it to them,” he said.

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David Muratore, Murtaza Aminullah, Kieran Mack, Marty Gamble and Diamantis Bitzios check out the donated car.

Chisholm Institute automotive students are restoring a car to raise money for scholarships. ACM Parts donated the Toyota Corolla, which the Dandenong-based students will repair and restore using ACM’s recycled and certified parts. The finished vehicle will go under the hammer later this year. ACM Parts CEO Mike Kirkman said the project would help to secure the future of the best and brightest in the automotive sector. “ACM Parts has a responsibility as one of the largest car parts supplier in Australia to make sure the automotive industry has a steady supply of leaders in mechanical and collision repair,” he said. “Education and hands-on experience are the crux of any career and we are thrilled to be able

to support the future of Chisholm’s automotive students with scholarships funded through this donation.” Chisholm executive director Andrew Kong said the project was an excellent example of what a strong partnership with industry could achieve. “Not only will our students have the opportunity to further enhance their automotive mechanical repair skills through the project, they will also be contributing to the raising of scholarship funds to support disadvantaged students looking to establish a career in the automotive mechanical and paint and panel industries,” he said. “We are extremely fortunate to be able to work with ACM Parts and look forward to our relationship continuing well into the future.” 31 JOURNAL NEWS Monday, 5 September, 2016

Kids’ weird science Bubbles, bubbles were neither toil nor trouble during a recent science and maths week at Narre Warren North Primary School. Teacher Simone Connell said students observed - and enjoyed - physical phenomena such as giant bubbles, lava lamps, push-and-pull forces and ‘magic milk’ during a series of experiments between 22-26 August. As part of the intellectual stimulus, students brought in maths games to challenge their peers.

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Free yoga Berwick Healthcare is hosting two free events to celebrate Women's Health Week. Join master clinical hypnotherapist Humaira Ansari and principal teacher from Body Yoga Berwick Karen Oakley for a women's wisdom power hour on 6 September and a one hour introduction to yoga on 7 September from 6pm until 7pm. ■ Berwick Healthcare, 76 Clyde Road, Berwick. Spaces are limited. To register phone 9796 1500.

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Tribute to the King Enjoy an Elvis tribute show and raise funds for Make-A-Wish on 29 October. Extremely Elvis features the golden hits of Elvis, the comedy of Tony Lewis, rockin’ Rick Charles, Al Morgan, Andrew Portelli, Ebony Portelli and showgirls. ■ Amberlee Receptions, South Gippsland Highway, Cranbourne. Tickets $55 per person. Inquiries 0411 958 594.

Creative classes Term 3 is well and truly under way at U3A Cranbourne. There are vacancies for classes in bridge, folk art, mahjong, singing for fun, keyboard, iPads and iPhones, Android tablets and smartphones, discussion group and photo editing. ■ Contact Anne Thompson on 5996 7841 or 0419 509 875 or the office on 5995 9311. U3A is at 3/65 Berwick-Cranbourne Road, Cranbourne.

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Theatre and Cardinia Cultural Centre. The group also has a ‘happy hour’ at Zagame’s, Berwick, on the first Wednesday each month with the option of staying on for a meal. Guest speakers address Probus meetings. Aaron Ross from Friends of the Zoo spoke at the August meeting. ■ To join contact Pat Robertson on 9799 4075.

Bowls Enjoy full size indoor bowls at the Casey Indoor Sports Centre every Friday morning. Morning tea supplied. ■ Holland Dr ive, Cranbourne, 10 am until noon. Cost $5. Contact Ron on 5990 9048 or 0411 126 946.

Jungle fun Children’s favourite Jay Laga’aia is partnering with Playgroups Victoria to present Jay’s Jungle. Jay and his team will entertain the audience and inspire young minds. The 45-minute concert is filled with song, dance and music. ■ Saturday 10 September, Beaconhills College Performing Arts Hall, Berwick. For more information visit www.pvevents.com.au.

Stitch up a course The Narre Warren North Uniting Church is about to commence three new community programs. Stitch and Chat, a disadvantaged toddlers group, and affordable cooking. Stitch and Chat is a weekly practical workshop for sewing crafts - knitting, embroidery, quilting, crochet - led by a guest facilitator. The disadvantaged toddlers support group is a self-help support group for parents whose severely disadvantaged children are unable to participate in mainstream pre-school activities. It is particularly aimed at children suffering conditions requiring 24 hour supervision. This activity provides a day-time care and support network for participating parents and their children. The affordable healthy cooking class teaches participants to prepare healthy home cooked meals. Aimed at families and singles this series of weekly demonstrations

will be supported by follow-up practical sessions for each recipe. ■ For details and dates phone 9700 5061.

Walking group Walk and Talk is a free weekly walking group that meets at Balla Balla every Tuesday. Participants enjoy great walks that are selfpaced. It’s a great way to meet new people and exercise at the same time followed by coffee and a chat. ■ Tuesdays during the school term, 9.30am11am. Call 5990 0900 to register.

Family fundraiser A family fun day is being held to raise money for Emma Lowen who has suffered from PTSD since the heart-wrenching loss of her daughter Riyani in 2009. The entry fee includes a sausage in bread and bottle of water, face painting, balloon art, games and live entertainment. ■ Wednesday 21 September, 10am until 2pm, Hampton Park Community House. Cost is $10 for pre-booked tickets, $15 on the day. Adults and babies are free. Tickets can be purchased from the Hampton Park Community House until 16 September.

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Elvis is in the building 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.

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.

Park run 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.

Harness pleasure horse drivers will test their skills at the 2016 state championships at Akoonah Park, Berwick. Forty-two classes include judging of best buggy and jinker, commercial delivery vehicles, period costume and vehicle, best female and male drivers and also junior drivers. ■ Sunday 9 October. The program is available on the society website or from John Kee on 5997 2694 or Thelma Coster on 5145 1466.

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• Septic

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1237786-RC32-16

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5964 3888 / 0412 990 372

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PENSIONER DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE

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ADVERTISERS PLEASE NOTE New rules apply to the advertising of dogs and cats for sale. It is now an offence to advertise the sale of a dog or cat unless the microchip identiﬁcation number of the animal is included in the advertisement or notice. A registered domestic animal business may use its Council business registration number as an alternative.

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This mural of a bird breaking free from chains welcomes visitors to Dandenong Gatehouse. St Kilda Gatehouse CEO Penelope Smith explained that the Young Women’s Project was an extension of the St Kilda service, with the same objective but a different focus. “St Kilda Gatehouse is going to have its 25th anniversary next year,” she said. “It was born out of a real desire and interest around women and social isolation. “It does focus on street sex work.” But social inclusion and connectedness are behind the work at both services. Ms Jeisman said social isolation affected every

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SPORT Break as good as a career boost Taking a break proved the most difficult but rewarding lesson Rosie Fadljevic ever learned. The newest addition to the Dandenong Jayco Rangers WNBL roster - bringing her back to where it all began as a Dandenong junior - almost never returned as life-on-court took its toll. At the end of the 2015 winter season, Fadljevic, 22, from Endeavour Hills had just finished up her Geelong Supercats SEABL duties, packed away her gear and... relaxed. The relentless life of balancing summer and winter seasons, plus travelling around the country playing had taken a toll. After leaving Townsville’s WNBL program that year - with her maiden WNBL championship victory in her back pocket - Fadljevic was ready for a break. Then the phone rang. On the other end of the line... legendary Canberra coach Carrie Graf. “I was kind of in no-man’s land,” Fadljevic said. “I finished off with Geelong in SEABL and I was convinced that I wasn’t going to play again to the point that I threw my shoes out as I thought ‘I don’t need these anymore’. “I was all set - unpacked all my winter gear at home and said to mum that my cupboard had never been this full. “But then three days into me being at home Graffy called me. “I saw her phone call and thought ‘I don’t know if I want to answer this or not’ as I just wanted a change.” And after six weeks in the WNBL system with Canberra, she was back to her relaxation. “I came home and did nothing for five months - and it was fantastic,” Fadljevic said. “I didn’t play, I only came and watched the Dandenong girls play after about a month. “Didn’t play, didn’t touch a ball, but then I started shooting around after games and it all started to come back. “That five months was probably the best thing I ever did. “I’ve spoken to a lot of girls who have taken

Rosie Fadljevic is back in Dandenong where her basketball career began. that break and one girl in particular said it’s the best thing you could do. “When she did it - she had a year off - everyone told her it was the worst thing she could do, but she came back and funnily enough she was in the Opals squad this year. “She said ‘listen to yourself ’ and I did and I’m happy I did that.” She returned to Geelong for another winter campaign... and is thrilled to return to her longtime home at Dandenong Basketball Stadium for the upcoming WNBL season. “I do get to come home - I’m so excited,” Fadljevic said.

“Walking in here the first training session I had a weird feeling - it felt good to come back. “Sara (Blicavs) and I played here when we graduated from the institute and she thought it would be a great idea - she loves to try and persuade me into things and, in this case, she has. “Steph Cumming was the same - Steph and I lived together in Townsville so we are really close - and one thing led to another.” For season 2015/16, that off-court joy she felt across last summer is something she wants to bring back to her game. “Just to enjoy it, really. I think before I had that break that basketball had taken over my life a little

Picture: BASKETBALL VICTORIA bit,” Fadljevic said. “I don’t know how long I’m going to play for but I don’t want my last years to be that I don’t enjoy it. “Just want to do well with the team. “They’ve come so close in the last few years and when I was in Townsville we actually knocked them out so, hopefully, we can knock Townsville out this year if that’s what happens.” Rosie’s return to Dandenong begins with its WNBL season-opener away against UC Capitals on 8 October before hosting the first home game against Perth on Sunday 16 October.

Basketballers’ open invite shows upgrade needs Big four call it By Russell Bennett

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The depth and breadth of the Dandenong Baseball Association (DBA) was on display in Pakenham recently for its junior grand final day - under-11s through to under-17s. One of the association’s fastest-growing clubs the Pakenham Pumas - hosted the day at Toomuc Reserve, which was a roaring success but also highlighted the need for increased local and shire funding into the sport. Currently the Pumas are operating out of a ‘clubroom’ not much bigger than a double car garage, and even then they have to share that with the neighbouring Pakenham Little Athletics Club. Both clubs are desperately crying out for facility upgrades to cater for their member base, which in the Pumas’ case has grown rapidly now that they’ve got a wide range of teams across both winter and summer seasons. A couple of weeks ago - on its two diamonds, plus an additional two makeshift diamonds - the Pumas hosted all four junior grand finals of the DBA, which extends far and wide throughout Melbourne’s east. The event was a roaring success with hundreds gathering to cheer the under-11s, under-13s, under-15s and under-17s on. That’s the power of the sport from a junior right through to a senior level. Pumas volunteers were at Toomuc Reserve until late the night before the grand finals and back from 6am the next morning to prepare the area for the four grand finals.

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The mateship and camaraderie on display at Pakenham for the DBA junior grand finals had to be seen to be believed.

The Keysborough Cougars basketball club has farewelled four of its champions who’ve pulled the pin on their stellar careers following the conclusion of their Big V Division 1 men’s season. The Cougars finished their season with a 7-15 record from their 22 games, falling short of a playoff berth. Steve Haddrell, John Constance, Adam Sliwinski and Aaron Stirton all came to the Cougars from other clubs but chose to play out their final Big V years at Keysborough. “Admiration and determination are the first words that come to mind when it comes to these four guys,” said Keysborough Basketball president Gary Nichol. “With the men’s team playing Big V finals each year from 2011-2014 and missing out on the chocolates each time, it would have been very easy for them to call it quits, in particular Hadders and Johnny after long-term injury and surgeries had them both on the sidelines, long term, during this period. But no, they all knew they had unfinished business. “2015 looked the most promising year yet, and they all knew it - they trained liked men possessed ... running stairs for 30 minutes before training, hundreds of shots after training, I regularly sat around after sessions waiting to lock up while they did what I knew they had to do. “All four played a vital part in winning the D2M Championship in 2015 and helped move the team up to the next level. “The Keysborough ‘family’ culture that they all helped build brought them back in 2016 for one last year moving up to Division 1.”

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Trainer Geoff Scott-Smith gives Dundee Osprey a massive hug after winning the hugely popular Speed Star at Sandown Park on Thursday night. 158804 Picture: COURTESY SANDOWN PARK Along with $10,000 for winning his match and a bonus $15,000 for the fastest time, Dundee Osprey now gains automatic entry into November’s $50,000 winner-take-all Shootout. “We’d have to have a crack at it.” Despite being beaten in his match, Burn One Down registered the second fastest time earning connections $6000.

Earlier series favourite Zambora Brockie defeated young gun Dyna Boomer in 29.292. In Speed Star match three the enigmatic Jesaulenko got the better of Shima Song in 29.480. The opening match saw Allen Terminator defeat Polijuice Potion. Andrea Dailly provided the other highlight of the night training a winning treble.

Old Collegians look to run out for premiership cup By David Nagel St Johns Old Collegians will look to bring their first premiership cup since 2011 back to Thomas Carroll Reserve when they run out for Saturday’s VAFA Division 2 grand final. The JOCs finished the home and away season at the top of the ladder, with a 15-1 record, and gave West Brunswick a 41-point touch up in the second semi-final a fortnight ago. The JOCs are as well placed as they’ve been in the last five years to add a further pennant to that 28-point triumph over Glen Eira in 2011. They were promoted to Division 1 in 2012, immediately relegated to Division 2 for the 2013 season where they finished fifth, before dropping to sixth in 2014. The JOCs finished second last year but were bundled out of the finals series in straight-sets elimination. Coach Ben McGee is proud of the way his side turned that disappointment around to make it to this year’s big dance.

Liam O’Connor has been a solid leader for St Johns this season and will be a key figure in Saturday VAFA Division 2 grand final. 155144 Picture: JARROD POTTER “It’s fantastic, I wouldn’t say we’re relived, but we buried a few demons from last year and to win a final shows we’re on the improve and we can’t

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wait for the grand final to come around,” McGee said. “Our defensive effort in the third quarter of the second semi-final was as good as we’ve produced all year. Glenn Costas and Liam O’Connor are great leaders, but we’ve got another layer below them who really stood up when it counted on the weekend.” McGee has some exciting talent at his disposal with Sudanese trio Guy Chuol, John Ayama and Emmanuel Jakwot at the top of the list “They’re genuine athletes and real torch bearers for Sudanese footballers around the region,” said McGee, who can sense a burning desire among his players. “I think there are 16 players who haven’t played in a flag before so there’s some real hunger driving this group at the moment,” he said. Six members of that 2011 premiership side will try to repeat history on Saturday, with skipper Glenn Costas, Adam Bourchier, Corey Ely, Kane Arnold, Keith Ash and Rohan Scott looking to repeat the triumph.

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