12 September 2016
A Star News Group Publication
Covering Endeavour Hills, Doveton & Hallam
Council is working to build a great city. Flip through the four pages to find out how.
We’re improving the way we do things Council delivers more than roads, rates and rubbish. More than 70 services and over 200 community facilities contribute to making life better for our 300,000 residents each and every day.
We’re making savings 2014/ 2015
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CUSTOMER SERVICE A PRIORITY FOR COUNCIL Customer Focus Strategy Council’s Customer Focus Strategy ensures we are a leading customer-focused organisation. City of Casey Mayor Cr Sam Aziz said “The strategy demonstrates Council’s commitment to being customer focused and provides a framework for the organisation to deliver services in a manner that has the customer at the centre of everything we do. “Council recently reviewed our customer service commitments to ensure they meet expectations, evaluated our contact channels to identify improvements, like updating our website later this year to make it easier to use, and are doing everything possible to ensure the highest level of satisfaction.
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“As a result of the review, Council has halved the response time for email and online enquiries and has clearly outlined what customers can expect when dealing with Council.�
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The 2016 Community Satisfaction Survey shows our residents rate Council’s performance as better than the state average in all areas.
2016 Community Satisfaction Survey results The City of Casey outperformed the state wide averages in this year’s Community Satisfaction Survey, with Council receiving top marks for customer service. Cr Aziz said Council’s scores were well above the state average in all seven categories. i5IJT ZFBS T SFTVMUT SFBGmSNFE UIBU $BTFZ JT B IJHI QFSGPSNJOH Council which delivers for its community. “Given Council’s adoption of its Customer Focus Strategy last year, we are delighted Council excelled in the customer service score.�
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Showcasing Bunjil Place‌ Bunjil Place is going up before our eyes on the corner of Princes Highway and Magid Drive, Narre Warren. While the $125 million project won’t be completed until late 2017, residents can now go on a virtual journey through the facility, see how it might be activated and what you have to look forward to once it opens! City of Casey Mayor Cr Sam Aziz said after NVDI BOUJDJQBUJPO UIF OFX #VOKJM 1MBDF nZ through animation is here. i1SFQBSFE CZ QSPKFDU CVJMEFST #SPPLmFME Multiplex Constructions, the animation takes you through the different features of the facility, QSPWJEJOH BO BDDVSBUF SFnFDUJPO PG IPX UIF facility will look once complete.�
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Council welcomes Monash Freeway upgrade After many years of advocating for improvements on behalf of residents, the City of Casey is thrilled that works are set to start on widening and upgrading the Monash Freeway. Works will commence later this month on the project which will deliver a number of improvements including: Âť Adding approximately 30 LJMPNFUSFT PG FYUSB USBGmD MBOFT 8JEFOJOH GSPN GPVS UP mWF MBOFT in each direction between EastLink Interchange and South Gippsland Freeway - Widening from two to three lanes in each direction from South Gippsland Freeway to Clyde Road in Berwick and extra space for more cars on ramps from Chadstone to Pakenham, including Hallam Bypass and Clyde Road
Âť Extension of the Cranbourne Railway Line to Cranbourne East and Clyde.
Âť Overhead Lane Use Management Signs between Warrigal Road and South Gippsland Freeway
Âť Infrastructure to support residents to use public transport including additional car parking and bike cages at Cranbourne, Merinda Park and Lynbrook Railway Stations.
Âť Widening and strengthening of bridges to carry the new lanes.
“Improving the Monash Freeway has long been one of Council’s key advocacy priorities; with Council continually lobbying both the State and Federal Government’s to invest in upgrading and increasing the capacity of this critical freeway for many years. “The City of Casey is the largest and one of the fastest growing
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City of Casey Mayor Cr Sam Aziz said Council welcomed the news that works on this project are set to get underway.
COUNCIL CONTINUES CALL FOR BUS AND RAIL IMPROVEMENTS
municipalities in the state and many of our residents have to face the congested freeway every day. “Council welcomes the State Government’s investment in this project, which will help reduce congestion and improve safety and reliability for our residents.� The Mayor added that Council hoped the State and Federal Governments could reach an agreement so that additional funding
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is invested in the project and further improvements can be made. “The Federal Government has pledged a further $500 million towards Monash/Princes Freeway improvements, subject to matching funding by the State Government. “Council believes this would achieve the best outcome and go a long way JO IFMQJOH UP mY UIF OPUPSJPVT Monash Freeway once and for all.�
COUNCIL’S GRAFFITI CLEAN-UP CAMPAIGN A SUCCESS 5DPSDQW JUDIĂ€WL DORQJ WKH 0RQDVK )UHHZD\ LV VHW WR EH ZLSHG RXW WKDQNV WR D VXFFHVVIXO DGYRFDF\ FDPSDLJQ E\ WKH &LW\ RI &DVH\ Earlier this year, Council ran its Clean Up Your Act campaign which urged the State Government to UBLF BDUJPO UP SFNPWF HSBGmUJ GSPN JUT JOGSBTUSVDUVSF City of Casey Mayor Cr Sam Aziz said the campaign was a success, resulting in a $300,000 commitment from the State Government towards the removal of HSBGmUJ PO UIF OPJTF XBMMT BMPOH UIF .POBTI 'SFFXBZ “We have been informed that these works will be going ahead soon. Council looks forward to this busy TUSFUDI PG SPBE CFJOH HSBGmUJ GSFF BOE QSFWFOUBUJWF measures being put in place to improve the amenity and safety along what is a gateway to Casey.â€?
City of Casey Mayor Cr Sam Aziz said Council was eagerly awaiting the outcomes of Public Transport Victoria’s (PTV) Cranbourne Bus Network Review which are expected to be announced soon. “Council hopes the outcomes of the review will identify a number of improvements to the bus network around Cranbourne, Clyde and surrounds and address the current problems in these growing communities. “Council urges the State Government to expedite any improvements as a matter of urgency.� The Mayor added that the extension of the Cranbourne Railway Line into Cranbourne East and Clyde is one of Council’s other key transport advocacy priorities. “The extension was promised by the Labor Party in 1999, but the project is not expected to be considered for at least another 20 years, based on PTV’s Network Development Plan Metropolitan Rail. “Casey is one of the fastest growing municipalities in Victoria and much of that growth will be concentrated in the Cranbourne East and Clyde areas, which is only going to put further strain on the current transport network.�
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Building a great city Delivering infrastructure for growing communities
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We want residents to be able to contact us anytime, anywhere on any device and we want it to be simple.
Council recently opened the Carlisle Park Recreation Reserve in Cranbourne which is IPNF UP UIF mSTU FWFS synthetic playing surface for football and cricket in Casey.
Councillor Damien Rosario said “Council gathered community feedback to help us improve our online presence to ensure it meets the needs and expectations of residents. “Last year we adopted Council’s Digital Casey Strategy which outlines a planned and structured approach to adopt emerging technologies and provide more services through digital channels.
Councillor for Sport and Recreation Geoff Ablett welcomed the opening of the $4.2 million project which included the DPOTUSVDUJPO PG B nPPEMJU synthetic football and cricket oval, two netball courts, cricket practice nets, a sports pavilion and car parking.
“As part of the Strategy, Council is redesigning 11 of our most popular transactions to ensure they are easy to complete online. “Council has already implemented an online Disabled Parking Permit application process, CFMJFWFE UP CF BO "VTUSBMJBO mSTU BT XFMM BT BO Asset Protection Permit online form, and is currently working on the pet registration process.�
City of Casey Mayor Cr Sam Aziz and Minister for Sport the Hon John Eren MP were joined by Councillors Geoff Ablett, Amanda Stapledon and Mick Morland, Member for South Eastern Metropolitan Region the Hon Gordon Rich-Phillips MLC BOE NFNCFST PG MPDBM TQPSUJOH DMVCT UP DFMFCSBUF UIF PGmDJBM PQFOJOH PG $BSMJTMF Park Recreation Reserve.
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COUNCIL STRENGTHENS COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
New Integrated Community Centre for Clyde North
Community Engagement Strategy The City of Casey adopted its Community Engagement Strategy in September 2016, which outlines Council’s commitment to consulting with the community to guide and inform decisionmaking.
Works are now underway on a new $6.6 million Integrated Community Centre and Town Square in Selandra Rise, Clyde North.
Councillor Gary Rowe said “Through the strategy, Council is committed to improving the way it engages with the community, better using community feedback to inform decision making and closing the loop with the community about IPX UIFJS QBSUJDJQBUJPO JOnVFODFE UIF mOBM EFDJTJPO or project. “Council has committed to providing community engagement opportunities that are accessible and support participation of the entire community and provide a variety of community engagement tools and techniques to ensure maximum participation.�
Councillor Amanda Stapledon said construction on the exciting project kicked off in August, with works expected to be completed in October 2017. “This project will deliver a much-needed community facility and vibrant town square for the growing Clyde North community, providing space for community service organisations to deliver key services and for community groups to come together.
“The design of the community centre incorporates halls and meeting rooms of varying sizes, an ecologically sustainable design, large foyer, exhibition space and a commercial kitchen.�
BUSINESS HUB EXPANDS!
Casey Next – what’s your vision for Casey’s future?
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Council is currently conducting the largest community engagement activity it has ever undertaken – Casey Next.
Councillor for Economic Development, Mick Morland, said “The hub is a partnership between the City of Casey and Waterman Business Centres which offers new and developing CVTJOFTTFT BDDFTT UP $#% RVBMJUZ PGmDF TQBDFT or meeting rooms and a supportive business community.�
Since late July, Council has been hitting the streets to ask residents about their hopes, ideas and priorities for Casey’s future. Councillor Susan Serey said “Feedback received from the community through Casey Next will be used to refresh the Council vision for the future and inform the next four-year Council Plan. “I encourage residents to jump online and share their vision for Casey by 16 September at www.caseyconversations.com.au/caseynext.�
City of Casey Mayor Cr Sam Aziz, Minister for Suburban Development the Hon Lily D’Ambrosio MP and Councillors Amanda Stapledon, Louise Berkelmans and Rosalie Crestani joined at the future site of the new Integrated Community Centre and Town Square in Clyde North.
City of Casey Mayor Cr Sam Aziz and Waterman Business Centres owner Neville Waterman were joined by Councillors Louise Berkelmans, Mick Morland and Amanda Stapledon to open the expanded Casey Cardinia Business Hub.
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■ Flag finally at half mast as council mourns crime's victims...
Half-mast protest By Cam Lucadou-Wells It took two days but Casey Council has lowered the council flag to half-mast as part of its law-andorder campaign. The flag at Casey Civic Centre was lowered on 8 September after Mayor Sam Aziz introduced the motion at a council meeting two nights earlier. The council won’t raise the flag until it gets its desired action from police and governments such as more Casey-based police, tougher sentencing and a taskforce on violent street gangs. The council also resolved to set up an online petition that automatically lobbies Victorian and federal politicians on the issue. Cr Aziz labelled the spate of home invasions and carjackings as a form of terrorism.
“When you think about terrorism, it is intended to make you fearful. There may not be a risk to you directly, but you don’t know for sure. “Given Casey residents are in distress and not feeling safe in their homes, we will be flying the Casey flag at half-mast till we get action to protect our community. “Our community has been under siege from the escalating violence. Why should our residents put up with this?” Cr Aziz said the flag’s lowering was delayed due to it not having been approved by Casey’s chief executive Mike Tyler, who had been away for two days at a conference. “All flag requests have to go through the CEO’s office... we’re getting it happening.” Commentators on Star News’s Facebook and
website pages were sceptical about the symbolic move. Some posted that the council should spend more on “pro-active” measures such as CCTV around Casey and ‘ambassadors’ to patrol and report on “areas of interest”. “Flying a flag at half mast is sure to scare off the bad guys,” wrote another. Other criticism centred on perceived disrespect of lowering the Casey flag - though the Australian flag, which is governed by a set of protocols, continued to fly at full mast. The half-mast measure followed fast after a special council meeting on 1 September that endorsed lobbying the State Government, Federal Government, Victoria Police and the state’s Chief Magistrate.
Cr Aziz said since the special meeting, there was at least three more serious incidents including a “terrible” attempted armed carjacking on Narre Warren-Cranbourne Road. In a show of the community’s concern, a crime prevention gathering was organised by a homeinvasion victim at Sweeney Reserve, Narre Warren, on 10 September. “It’s the ones who aren’t directly affected who want direct action,” organiser ‘Brett’ - who didn’t wish to be made - said. “Once it happens to you, you probably realise you brought it on yourself to an extent. “If I was to get on my high horse about anything, I’d like the State Government to subsidise alarms and CCTV - like they do with solar panels and insulation.”
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would have been “in the name of violent Jihad” to make sure what Besim called “the dogs – that is those in authority – remember this as well as their fallen heroes”. It hatched in his bedroom in his parents’ Hallam home via a messaging service with a 14-yearold co-conspirator in the United Kingdom. Besim seemed to have been stirred into action after the death of his friend Numan Haider – who was killed during an alleged knife attack on police at Endeavour Hills police station, Justice Croucher said. Besim, who had no prior convictions, left a suicide note for his family but was arrested by police a week before Anzac Day. He has remained in custody ever since. “On the one hand, the offence was at once terrifying and evil,” Justice Croucher said. The judge noted Besim did nearly all of the
preparation and planning. He had a knife, a car and a Jihad flag and searched on the Internet for Anzac Day memorials. Justice Croucher said there were also “perhaps faint” suggestions that Besim might have pulled out of the plot – but that was a small consideration even though no terrorist act occurred. The judge was not persuaded on the balance of probabilities that Besim had renounced his violent jihadist beliefs, but otherwise had good prospects for rehabilitation. He took into account the accused had showed contrition, was young, had a supportive family and pleaded guilty. Justice Croucher indicated that the jail term started from today (5 September) but would include Besim’s period of pre-sentence detention.
Soccer clubs back growing pressure to boost facilities By Cam Lucadou-Wells
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Three of Casey’s biggest soccer clubs are siding with councillor Rafal Kaplon’s call to fix a soccer facility “crisis” in the municipality. Berwick City, Endeavour United and Casey Panthers soccer club presidents say a lack of pitches and sub-standard clubrooms are curbing the sport’s natural growth. Endeavour United president Rocco Rullo said his 280-strong club was turning away players due to a lack of volunteers, coaches and training pitches. “Conservatively, for the current season, we estimate up to 100 children have been turned away.” Mr Rullo said the council had agreed to minor works to the clubrooms but bigger works such as more grounds and lighting were sorely needed. Casey Panthers president Phil Pallot said his 300-player club was confined to one main pitch at its Prospect Hill Reserve home ground in Narre Warren. As a result, the club was turning away potential players, and many of its 21 teams were training at other venues. “We can’t grow the club. “Most of us have the perception that AFL and cricket are favoured in the municipality, and that most future (soccer) plans are in the south of the municipality.” Berwick City Soccer club president Joe Di Iorio said the council had until recently failed to acknowledge the sub-standard state of Jack Thomas Reserve in Narre Warren North. The 700-player club, the largest in Casey, was also turning away juniors. “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. Ahead of October’s council elections, Cr Kaplon committed to upgrade Berwick City’s home ground, including its cramped change rooms and poor drainage, as well as installing a synthetic pitch. Casey’s lack of action on Jack Thomas Reserve was an “embarrassment”, Cr Kaplon said. “This is not a situation where one club is asking for money. “It’s a united call by some of Casey and Victoria’s largest clubs for recognition of the problems
A man attempted to steal a white Ford sedan and a Kawasaki motorcycle from an Endeavour Hills garage. The attempted burglary on Wednesday 31 August, between 1.20am and 3am, in Whitestone Court left both the sedan and motorcycle damaged. The unknown male was described as being Caucasian in appearance, with short hair, a large build, wearing shorts, running shoes, a raincoat, a baseball cap and clear glasses on his head.
Two men have escaped after being threatened in separate incidents while inside their own cars by a man with a pistol. The black pistol ended up being an imitation but that didn’t comfort the two victims who escaped unharmed from the incident on Raymond McMahon Boulevard, Endeavour Hills, at 6.20am on Wednesday 31 August. Police attended the scene and arrested the offender who was charged with assault and bailed to appear in Dandenong Magistrates’ Court.
Another case of car arson A Nissan Pulsar has been destroyed being set on fire next to the Eumemmerring Park. The car, with false registration plates, was found near Oak Avenue in Doveton and police and CFA were called to the site. The white sedan was reported burnt out on Tuesday 30 August, around 11pm. It had been used in several evade police incidents, and police urge anyone with information on the car to contact the Narre Warren police station on 9705 3111. Joe Di Iorio, Rosalie Crestani, Rafal Kaplon, Rocco Rullo and Phil Pallot take a united stand for soccer. 158927 Picture: GARY SISSONS the sport is facing in Casey.” Casey Mayor Sam Aziz had recently claimed that Berwick City’s woes were due to a lack of lobbying by ward councillors Kaplon and Rosalie Crestani. Cr Kaplon said he and Cr Crestani had battled a pro-AFL and cricket “mentality” among some councillors and council officers to make the “largest substantial investment in soccer” in Casey in the past three years.
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Among the achievements were a soccer reference committee and a commitment to a $1.7 million synthetic soccer pitch at Gleneagles Secondary College. Cr Kaplon was also working on further synthetic pitches at existing soccer reserves to increase pitch use by 200 per cent and pushing for a practice pitch for Casey Panthers on Melbourne Water land.
Stolen car burnt out A stolen Toyota sedan was found dumped, bogged and burnt out in an Endeavour Hills reserve. Police are currently investigating the blaze at Sydney Pargeter Reserve, at 2am on Thursday 25 August. The white 1988 Toyota sedan was found in the middle of an oval at the reserve. The car was stolen from a Dandenong address just two days before, on Tuesday 23. Hallam CFA and local police attended the fire.
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Bail rejected after warning By Cam Lucadou-Wells An accused family violence offender is facing allegations of entrapping his partner’s foot on the accelerator as they drove on a freeway, as well as veering her car in the path of an oncoming truck. A fidgeting Raymond Mitai Sarich, who was withdrawing from ice, cannabis and alcohol, had his bail application cut short in Dandenong Magistrates’ Court on 5 September after being warned for several interjections. Complaining of feeling hot, Sarich shouted at police officers in court as his alleged offences were detailed. When police informant Acting Sergeant Michael Harris, of Narre Warren police, was sworn into the witness box, Sarich told him: “You don’t know the truth.” “Why are you looking (at me)? I’ve already heard this f***ing shit so many times.” Among the accusations was that Sarich’s partner - protected by an intervention order - pawned off her children’s iPad and another computer device for $170 at Cash Converters due to him demanding money for drugs and alcohol. Sarich was also accused of following the expartner in his mother’s car from St Albans to Cranbourne on 21 August. An allegedly red-faced Sarich yelled at the partner and drove behind, in front and beside her vehicle as they travelled down Monash Freeway. She turned off at Narre Warren-Cranbourne Road, speeding at 100 km/h in a bid to escape him, the court was told. At the intersection of Thompsons Road in Cranbourne, the victim noticed a car slide off the road into a ditch due to Sarich allegedly cutting the driver off. The court was told Sarich subsequently
forced his partner to let him stay for three days. She told police she felt she couldn’t go anywhere. An “abusive” and “angry” Sarich also demanded she drive him from Altona to WISE Employment in Cranbourne. On the journey, he allegedly grabbed the steering wheel causing the car to veer in the path of a truck. He then locked her in the car, activating the alarm, as he visited his appointment, the court heard. On 2 September, Sarich accused the partner of sleeping with another man. She was afraid he’d hurt her if she tried to leave. “He’s completely crazy,” she told police at the time. The next day, as she drove on the West Gate Freeway, Sarich used his leg to trap her foot on the accelerator for a minute. During that time, the car sped up from 60 km/h to 100 km/h. She drove him to his relative’s house in Clyde North. He allegedly grabbed her keys and then her face. He told her: “You’re not going anywhere, c***. You’re coming inside.” As they sat in the car with the windows up, Sarich screamed at her and smoked cigarettes and bongs, the court was told. Inside the house, they watched a movie. About 11.30pm Sarich yelled at the woman for falling asleep, and barricaded the door so she couldn’t escape. Evidence of a Father’s Day incident on 4 September was cut short when Sarich said: “Your Honour, do I have to hear this?” “I can’t stand it ... it’s the sick s*** she’s always said about me.” Magistrate Jack Vandersteen at once rejected the bail application. As Sarich was led back to the cells, he banged the wall and said: “Thanks a lot.”
Casey Cardinia Tourism chair Nadine Hutchins and Lynne Trensky of Eastern Dandenong Ranges Business with conference facilitator and travel journalist Richard Cornish.
Showcase focus on tourism trends On 23 August, tourism enthusiasts and business owners came together at Atura Hotel, Dandenong, and took part in the 2016 Casey Cardinia Tourism Conference. The conference, presented by local businesses and tourism groups Casey Cardinia Tourism and Eastern Dandenong Ranges Business and Tourism, showcased some of the industry’s leading experts who shared their knowledge, trends, practices and advice. The conference attracted participants from all types of businesses, including restaurant and café owners, accommodation providers, event organisers, tourism attractions and transport operators. Barry Harrison, Centre Manager of YMCA Casey RACE and participant in the conference, highlighted how the conference helped him and his leisure centre. “It opened my eyes to the trends emerging in the tourism industry and the key markets, particularly the visiting friends and relative market.” Key speakers included Dianne Smith, CEO from Victoria Tourism Industry Council, Melanie de Souza (Acting) Director of Marketing from
Visit Victoria, Despina Karatzias from the Institute of Excellence and Gary McQuillan, CEO, Cardinia Shire Council. The program was comprehensive, designed to stimulate thoughts and create opportunities for participants to improve and grow their business and self. Nadine Hutchins, Chair of Casey Cardinia Tourism and Marketing Manager at Puffing Billy Railway, pointed out that the conference was not focused solely around tourism and instead touched on personal development also. “We had Lana Johnson, a business specialist and coach undertake a workshop on goal setting, time management and how to achieve a work-life balance.” Lynne Trensky of Eastern Dandenong Ranges Business and Tourism Group and member of the Casey Cardinia Tourism Advisory Committee said the conference was a terrific networking event. “The conference provided a forum for attendees to network and collaborate with other tourism operators in our region and to maximise business opportunities,” Ms Trensky said.
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True to form, Janice Bateman, who made her mark as the first female mayor of the City of Berwick, planned her own funeral and expressed a wish that it be a celebration of her life for friends and family. She was farewelled in St Andrew’s Uniting Church, Bunyip, on Wednesday 31 August. Eulogist Neil Lucas said Jan’s life was full of interesting and admirable milestones and achievements. Jan was a loved wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother, relation, colleague and friend of many, and was an admired community leader in a myriad of organisations. Janice Gwendoline Harrop was born at Princes Hill, Victoria on Friday, 25 January 1935 to Bill, an electrician, and Mabel Harrop, who had eight children, Joyce, Betty, Max, Keith, Beryl, Janice, and twins Bill and Wendy. Jan’s schooling was at Princes Hill State School, then Brunswick Girls High School where she won a scholarship to the prestigious MacRobertson’s Girls’ School. Jan commenced employment and in the following years had a go at a number of occupations. Initially in the administration at the ES&A Bank’s Head Office in Melbourne, a year’s nursing training at Prince Henry’s Hospital, and then back to bookkeeping and typing. Jan met John Bateman along the way and they were married at the Brunswick Presbyterian Church on Saturday 12 March 1955. Their first child, Keith was born when the couple lived in the then outer suburb of Doveton in 1957. Deborah, Janyne and Neil were born in the following five years, but sadly Janyne passed away as a baby. Doveton in the 1950s was new, challenging and exciting, but lacked many community organisations. Jan became a member of the Dandenong Branch of the Liberal Party and then helped to establish a branch of the party in Doveton. At the suggestion of local MP Len Reid, Jan and John helped establish a youth club. The Youth Club was the vehicle from which the Doveton football, cricket, and basketball clubs, were established.
There seems few activities in Doveton in which Jan was not involved; she was a great supporter of the Doveton Soccer Club, a member of the committee of the Doveton Infant Welfare Centre and worked with others to raise funds for the establishment of the kindergarten in Autumn Place. She played basketball, became a qualified umpire, and coached local teams. During this time she was working full time at Volkswagen, then Heinz, and Minster Carpets. As a priority, Jan attended the local Presbyterian Church and found time to sing in the church choir. After creation of the Uniting Church she became a regular worshipper at the Doveton/Hallam Uniting Church, serving as an Elder and as Chairman of Congregation. Many of Jan’s activities in Doveton resulted in some connection with the council which at that time was known as the Shire of Berwick with headquarters at Pakenham. Requirements of the fast growing suburb of Doveton needed to be fought for at the council table so Jan successfully stood for council in 1971. Jan and her Doveton Ward colleagues were a formidable team in representing their people and when the western portion of the Shire was created as a new municipality, Jan successfully stood for election and became a councillor in the new City of Berwick - a position which, in two stints she was to hold for a further 13 years, a total 15 years as a local councillor. In 1980/81, Jan was elected by her council colleagues as the first female Mayor of the City of Berwick and supported by John, had a wonderful year as first citizens of the City of Berwick. She joined the Local Government Women’s Association and served as both Victorian president 1975/77 and Australian President 1976/78. She was appointed as a member of the State Government’s Local Government Advisory Board in 1979 and again in 1981 and her excellent knowledge of local government resulted in her appointment as a Commissioner at the Maroondah City Council for two years following council amalgamations in 1995. One project at Berwick in which Jan took the lead, was the development of a disused quarry into a park, now known as Wilson Botanic Park. Jan strongly supported the concept of the park through the council decision making process and
subsequently led the council committee which oversaw the initial stages of the project. Planting of a long row of deciduous trees along the entrance driveway was a special interest and Jan anticipated the trees, once grown, would form a wonderful canopy over the driveway. Her keen interest in politics resulted in her joining the new Australian Democrats in 1977 and some interesting times in the Division of Holt Branch. Jan stood for the Senate as number three on the first senate ticket and again for the State seat of Dandenong. A return to her original philosophy saw Jan return to the Liberal fold some years later. The Dandenong Hospital was another interest; Jan chaired the Committee of Management for many years and was appointed as a Life Governor, was president and committee member of the Doveton Hallam Community Health Centre for a decade, and served as a Justice of the Peace for more than 30 years. The Hallam Red Cross Unit was another early interest which Jan continued in later years as a member and for a time, chair of the Bunyip Red Cross Unit. Following her retirement from more active sport Jan took up lawn bowls in 1977 at the Dandenong Recreation Club, a sport to become a large part of her life because she enjoyed both the game and the social atmosphere very much. John and Jan left Doveton for Bunyip in 1997. Jan was a champion for those who needed help and support and that dynamic, but caring personality was with her to the end. It was a sad time when Jan’s dear husband, John, passed away in July 1998, following which Jan moved to Longwarry for a number of years prior to her move to Lyrebird Village at Drouin. It is not surprising that Jan’s contribution in public life was to be recognised and in 1984 Jan was nominated for an Award under the Order of Australia; her nomination was signed by five current or former Members of Parliament from both sides of politics. In the Queen’s Birthday Honours announcement on Monday 10 June 1985, Jan’s name appeared with the awarding of the Medal of the Order of Australia with the citation reading ’In recognition of service to the community’.
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Stand-off shed of contention By Cam Lucadou-Wells What could go wrong with a four-metre tall shed - seemingly with a permit - standing in the backyard of an Endeavour Hills home? Parkinson’s-afflicted pensioner, widow and owner Lorraine Russell says she is nearly broken by a two-year stand-off with Casey Council, which describes the 10-by-six-metre structure as a “barn” and has dragged her before the courts. Ms Russell hoped to set up a hobby space inside, while her son John - who lives nearby - created a man cave in the shed’s mezzanine section. The mother and son have a permit approved by Casey for the shed in late 2010. But Casey denies it includes the mezzanine man cave, they say. The Russells say the council must have misplaced the second page of the plans that clearly illustrate the mezzanine section. “We don’t know what we did. They lost our paperwork,” Mr Russell said. “They claimed they never got it,” his mother chimes in. In August, there was a sit-down meeting between the Russells, Casey councillors and council officers to resolve the impasse. Casey Council demanded either demolition of the shed and a nearby extended pergola, or for the structures to comply with building regulations. The council offered to drop a criminal charge against Ms Russell if she paid the council’s claimed $7684.48 legal costs and complied with the building order. Ms Russell said she didn’t have the money and the court case was adjourned for a third time to 12 November at Dandenong Magistrates’ Court. Her son, who poured $30,000 into building the shed in 2010, is a full-time carer for his mother. “They’re taking her to breaking point,” he says. The Russells say the council inspected the shed four years later due to a “noise complaint” soon after Mrs Russell attempted to sue Casey when she tripped on a recently-replaced footpath. They claim a visiting council officer left open a gate, which swung in the breeze and repeatedly dented panels on Mr Russell’s car. They also hold Casey to blame for run-off
John and Lorraine Russell have been in a long dispute over their backyard shed. 158795 from an adjacent council reserve detouring under Mrs Russell’s house and causing it to subside. In recent times, to add to their trauma, Ms Russell’s seven-year-old “pup” has died and Mr Russell struggles for work after accidentally slitting his throat with a chainsaw due to falling from a ladder.
Casey building services manager Mark Dibsdale said the council had been working with the property owners to achieve compliance with the building regulations. Mr Dibsdale said the council would investigate any breaches to “ensure fulfilment of statutory ob-
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13 September 1966 Springvale as first automated council The likelihood of Springvale becoming Victoria’s first “automated” council is strengthened by its decision to buy a $45,000 magnetic ledger accounting machine. The council has approved a tender by IBM Australia Pty Ltd for the $45,187 machine, which it considers will keep rate administration costs to a bare minimum. Springvale Town Clerk Mr H L Williams, who announced the council’s decision, said that with the saving made through not having to add to his staff or have additional office space built, the computerised machine will more than pay for itself in a few years. He said: “Since the machine can calculate rates and at the same time accumulate complete analysis of the levy, allocate payments to rate book balances and automatically calculate extra charges all at posting speeds
News of JP Walker’s death Mr W H Walker has received news that his son, Sergeant John P Walker has been killed in action in France. Sgt Walker was educated at the Melbourne Grammar School, a first-class athlete having played pennant cricket with East Melbourne, and league football with St Kilda. During his residence in Dandenong he was a prominent member of the local cricket and football teams and was a great favourite with all sections of the community. Prior to enlisting he was studying law when the call for men was answered. Sgt Walker served at Gallipoli and afterwards in France. To the bereaved relatives we extend our sympathy.
from 200 to 300 accounts an hour, they are well-suited to council’s major application rate accounting.”
20 years ago 9 September 1996 Wedge grab Contentious plans to build houses on Keysborough’s “green wedge” should be scrapped, according to an independent panel appointed by Planning Minister Mr Rob Maclellan. But Greater Dandenong Council is expected to disregard the panel’s recommendation and support development on 200 hectares of the green wedge, including 16 hectares of council-owned Tatterson Park. The panel heard submissions for and against the proposed planning scheme amendments which, if approved, will pave the way for a 4300 lot housing development on a 144 hectare area specifically reserved for
non-urban use. The application is by a group of landholders called the Southern Strategy Group and affects an area bounded by Springvale Road, Cheltenham Road, the proposed Scoresby Freeway, proposed Dingley Bypass, Dandenong Creek and Mordialloc Creek.
5 years ago 12 September 2011 Spring back to rockin’ 1950s Roz Blades is celebrating the end of her third mayoral term by reviving Springy Rock. She last hosted the 1950s themed music event when she was mayor in 1992. Cr Blades said the event was a great opportunity for people to step back to the 1950s. “I am encouraging people to dust off their dancing shoes, get dressed up in classic 1950s attire and enjoy a fantastic night of musical entrainment.”
Queueing up for taste sensation By Cam Lucadou-Wells Could there be a better exponent of ‘food porn’ than Sugar Buns cafe in Hampton Park? The much-photographed mega-shakes are indeed a feast for the eyes as well as an explosion of sweet flavour that wouldn’t be out of place in Willy Wonka’s imagination. On average, Sugar Buns create a staggering 700 mega shakes a day, including the ‘chocoholic’, ‘candyland’, ‘salted caramel’ and ‘strawberry shortcake’. Behind the scenes, staff meticulously construct the shakes like they’re an artwork. On top of the ‘chocoholic’ ice-cream mountain, the chefs lavish chocolate sauce and affix Tim Tams, wafers, fairyfloss - and then line the plate with mud cake. Owner and director Steven Richard says he
EAT LOCAL, DINE GLOBAL aims to balance the flavours enough for customers to finish the mountainous meals - but also feel they have had value for money. On Fathers Day, he unleashed a savoury variety comprising peanut butter and jelly. The mega shake was dreamt up by Mr Richard while making a milk shake at home. He added ice cream, then a caramel chocolate bar, chocolate sauce and “demolished” it. “I thought then why not add everything together?”
Adriana enjoying a milkshake 158728. Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS Creativity also abounds on the rest of Sugar Buns’ long menu, such as a smashed avo rosti with compressed potato, poached eggs, goats cheese
and dukkah. There’s also the burgers served in brioche buns made by Mr Richard’s dad Burty for the past 30 years, as well as an imaginative ‘eggs Benedict’ on brioche French toast with coffee, vanilla, banana and maple syrup. Other highlights are a lavish carbonara papadelle in a smoked ham-hock jus with crispy bacon, mushroom, poached egg, fresh pasta and cream sauce. The calamari powdered with ground up fennel, oregano and rice-flour is another must-try. “I work on creating a balance of flavours,” Mr Richard says. “But the key these days is that people eat with their eyes. Every person, before they eat, take a photo of their food and share it. “They call it food porn. “We have to give people the excuse to market for us.”
BEST BUYS OF THE WEEK
16 Braywood Drive •2Bedrooms,BuiltInRobes,Gas UprightStove•GasSpaceHeating •NewSplitSystemAirConditioning •BrandNewCarpet•RearPatio •BrandNewShowerSystem •GardenShed•SecurityDoors •Carport•OptionOfBuyingFurniture
2 Birch Court •NiceNeat2BedroomHome •BothwithBIR•AsnewCarpets •GasHeating,AirConditioner •SplitLevelLounge•OpenPlan Dining/Kitchen•GardenShed •GasHotplates,WallOven •SeparateBathroom/Toilet •UnderCoverPatioatRear.
13 Conservation Drive •ClosetoallAmenities•2Bedrooms •BuiltInRobes•OpenPlanKitchen •Lounge–DiningArea•Dishwasher •GasUprightStove•SplitSystem •EasyCareGardens•GardenShed •EnclosedFrontVeranda •BackPatiowithRamp
13 Matlock Court •GreatLocation•BayWindows •2BedroomsBIR •SeparateKitchen/DiningRoom •SplitSystemAirCon •CeilingFans•GardenShed •Carport•WheelChairAccess
11 Warrick Drive •ImmaculatelyPresented •2Bedrooms•BuiltinRobes •ModernKitchen•Dishwasher •DiningArea•LargeLoungeRoom •SeparateBathroom&Toilet •SplitSystemAir-Conditioning •DuctedHeating•RemoteControlGarage •EasyCareGardens•GoodSizeRearYard
10 Tranquility Drive •ImmaculatelyPresented •RecentlyRenovated•2Bedrooms •BuiltInRobes•UprightGasStove •FreshlyPainted•NewCarpet •DoubleShower•SplitSystem •EasyCareGardens•GardenShed •WheelchairAccess•AmpleParking •VacantPossession
16 Conservation Drive •ClosetoallAmenities•2Bedrooms •BuiltInRobes•ElectricWallOven •AirConditioning•OpenPlanKitchen •SeparateMealsArea•GardenShed •Carpet&DrapesThrough-Out •SecurityDoors•Carport •CoveredIndoorClothesLine •LowMaintenanceBlock
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16 Braywood Drive •2Bedrooms,BuiltInRobes,Gas UprightStove•GasSpaceHeating •NewSplitSystemAirConditioning •BrandNewCarpet•RearPatio •BrandNewShowerSystem •GardenShed•SecurityDoors •Carport•OptionOfBuyingFurniture
2 Birch Court •NiceNeat2BedroomHome •BothwithBIR•AsnewCarpets •GasHeating,AirConditioner •SplitLevelLounge•OpenPlan Dining/Kitchen•GardenShed •GasHotplates,WallOven •SeparateBathroom/Toilet •UnderCoverPatioatRear.
13 Conservation Drive •ClosetoallAmenities•2Bedrooms •BuiltInRobes•OpenPlanKitchen •Lounge–DiningArea•Dishwasher •GasUprightStove•SplitSystem •EasyCareGardens•GardenShed •EnclosedFrontVeranda •BackPatiowithRamp
13 Matlock Court •GreatLocation•BayWindows •2BedroomsBIR •SeparateKitchen/DiningRoom •SplitSystemAirCon •CeilingFans•GardenShed •Carport•WheelChairAccess
11 Warrick Drive •ImmaculatelyPresented •2Bedrooms•BuiltinRobes •ModernKitchen•Dishwasher •DiningArea•LargeLoungeRoom •SeparateBathroom&Toilet •SplitSystemAir-Conditioning •DuctedHeating•RemoteControlGarage •EasyCareGardens•GoodSizeRearYard
10 Tranquility Drive •ImmaculatelyPresented •RecentlyRenovated•2Bedrooms •BuiltInRobes•UprightGasStove •FreshlyPainted•NewCarpet •DoubleShower•SplitSystem •EasyCareGardens•GardenShed •WheelchairAccess•AmpleParking •VacantPossession
16 Conservation Drive •ClosetoallAmenities•2Bedrooms •BuiltInRobes•ElectricWallOven •AirConditioning•OpenPlanKitchen •SeparateMealsArea•GardenShed •Carpet&DrapesThrough-Out •SecurityDoors•Carport •CoveredIndoorClothesLine •LowMaintenanceBlock
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It’s none of our business but…
Greg Plant is riding a surge in electrical and lighting business on big projects 158145 There’s now no doubt that Melbourne Salvo can down a Dandee Donut at high-speed - and high volume. He took out the Dandee Donut Eating Competition at Dandenong Market on Sunday 4 September. Over five two-minute rounds, 25 doughnut fans devoured as many of the deep-fried, jamfilled, sugar-coated balls as they could. The contestant who ate the most doughnuts in each round went through to the final, where they competed to see how quickly they could eat 20 Dandee Donuts. Melbourne Savo had scoffed down 17 when the last of his opponents waved the white flag. He was crowned the Dandee Donut Champion and took home $200 in Dandenong Market vouchers. The Dandenong Evening VIEW Club raised $600 for The Smith Family’s Learning for Life program at a dinner in Dandenong on Wednesday 31 August. About 60 members and guests attended the three-course event at the St John’s Regional College Graduates’ Restaurant. VIEW stands for Voice, Interests and Education of Women. The Dandenong group meets once a month and has helped children to escape from disadvantage through education for the past 30
years. Call Ms Billimoria on 9795 1222 to get involved.
City-wide reach By Cam Lucadou-Wells
The bail application for a man coming down from marijuana use seemed to dissipate in haze. The man was asked by a Dandenong Magistrates’ Court judge why he should be released on bail. Representing himself, the man paused and said: “I can’t think at the minute.” A concerned Greater Dandenong resident tipped off the Journal to council workers using body cameras. But it turns out it’s no secret. City planning, design and amenity director Jody Bosman said the council’s authorised officers wore the devices for protection and to gather evidence, and were entitled to do so. To claims that the cameras were camouflaged, Mr Bosman said they were actually brightly coloured and displayed a flashing LED when in use.
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Hallam electrical contractor Powerplant Project Services is a “little guy“ that is a growing force, having recently won a state contract to design lighting for the most recent upgrade of the M1 project. The Monash Freeway 30-kilometre upgrade runs from EastLink to Clyde Road, Berwick - with additional on-ramp signals out to Pakenham. Director Greg Plant says after the latest project, Powerplant’s staff would have designed lighting for the freeway from Pakenham to Tullamarine - except for the city tunnels. “For us it’s a real achievement as a relatively small company to be participating in these larger projects and to have contact with nearly the entire freeway. “We’re little guys who have got to do big things locally.” It ranks as one of Powerplant’s biggest jobs, alongside its lighting design for 300 light poles in the recent Tullamarine Freeway widening.
Other major local projects include Peninsula Link, Sladen Street, Ernst Wanke Road, Northey Road, Casey Fields BMX centre and Bunjil Place. Powerplant also lands electricity-line contracts for new housing estates, particularly in Casey. Powerplant promotes new, brighter and more energy-efficient LED lighting on their projects. The white lights use 30 per cent less power, have less “light spill” and improve visibility on the road at night, lighting design manager James Kerner said. In the past 12 months, the business has added more than 600 projects. Its staff has grown five-fold to 40 in the past four years forcing a move into more spacious offices in Hallam. The company hopes to attract surveyors, development consultants and civil construction companies, to form a hub of services under the same roof. Mr Plant says the secret to Powerplant’s success comes from “serving our customers well”. “We develop the most economic idea and we deliver what our client needs from it,” he said.
Mercedes-Benz Berwick Spring Clean. Spring has sprung at Mercedes-Benz Berwick. We are overstocked with in excess of 100 2016 plated demonstrator vehicles ready to go, to make room for the arrival of new season models. Simply spring into Mercedes-Benz Berwick this September to receive: • Unprecedented pricing • $5000 minimum trade in* • Complimentary 3 years/75,000km scheduled servicing^ There has never been a better time to buy at Mercedes-Benz Berwick. So spring into action – we guarantee to make it worth the drive. Offer exclusive to Mercedes-Benz Berwick. Vehicles to be delivered by September 30, 2016. Excludes new CLA facelift, all new E-Class sedan (W213), all new C-Class Coupe until September 24 only and GLA activity edition only. *Vehicle must be road worthy and registered. Offer is applicable for maximum one vehicle only. ^Includes 3 years or 75,000km scheduled servicing, whichever occurs first, as per the manufacturer’s recommended scheduled servicing, and must be redeemed at Mercedes-Benz Berwick. LMCT578 McK40714
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What’s on Avast, me hearties! Keysborough resident Alesia, 4, put on her best pirate outfit and practiced her “arr” ahead of this free Talk Like a Pirate Day event. There’ll be a treasure hunt, competitions, bouncy castle, pirate, balloonmaking, face painting and more. ■ Somerfield Estate pirate playground, Somerfield Drive North and Newbury Street, Keysborough. Sunday 18 September, 10am to noon.
Make a card Artist and card maker Jan will share her expertise at this day-long workshop. It will finish with a shared lunch. ■ The Open Door, 110 Ann Street, Dandenong. Wednesday 21 September, 10am to 2pm. A $5 donation and a plate to share are suggested. Call Trish or Jo on 9791 8664 to book as places are limited.
Green thumbs Royal Horticultural Society of Victoria judge Maureen Lucas will tell Springvale Garden Club guests what judges look for on the show bench and how to become a judge. The friendly group welcomes new faces. ■ Springvale Senior Citizens Hall, 3 The Crescent, Springvale. Wednesday 21 September, 7.30pm for an 8pm start. Entry is $2 and includes door prizes and supper. Call Cheryl Johnson on 9551 3197 for more information.
Greater Dandenong Children’s Festival This two-week Under the Sea themed celebration for the young and young at heart will run throughout the school holidays. There’ll be live performances, sea-themed workshops, shows at Drum Theatre, daily movie screenings in Harmony Square and more. Headline event Little Day Out - For Big Imaginations will be held at Ross Reserve, Noble Park, from 11am to 4pm on Sunday 25 September. ■ Saturday 17 September to Sunday 2 October. Visit www.greaterdandenong.com/childrensfestival for a full events listing.
Chilean Latin American Festival Performers will showcase traditional dances and folk music and there’ll be cuisine from across South America. There’ll be carnival rides and games, a kite workshop, an animal farm and more. ■ Sandown Racecourse, Princes Highway, Springvale. Saturday 24 September, 10am to 1am, and Sunday 25 September, 10am to 10pm. Entry is $15 for adults, $10 for pensioners and free for children aged under five years.
Mindfulness meditation This workshop aims to help participants find a state of inner peace and connect to meaning while their mind and body is calm, still and silent. ■ The Open Door, 110 Ann Street, Dandenong. Mondays, 2.30pm to 3.30pm followed by a cuppa from 3.30pm to 4.30pm. A gold coin donation is suggested. Call Trish or Jo on 9791 8664.
Green living Learn how to reduce waste and live a greener lifestyle. Morning tea will be provided and a lucky door prize will be up for grabs. ■ Noble Park Community Centre, Ross Reserve, Noble Park. Saturday 17 September, 10am to noon. Places are limited and bookings are essential. Call 8571 1702 to register.
Sponge out of water Bring a blanket or seat and a picnic to the free screening of this SpongeBob movie. ■ Harmony Square, 225 Lonsdale Street, Dandenong. Saturday 17 September, noon.
Full Moon Festival This event celebrates the brightest and fullest moon, a traditional Chinese custom that symbolises peace, prosperity and family reunion. It will feature moon cakes, lanterns, lion dancing and food. ■ The terrace, Dandenong Market, corner
Clow and Cleeland streets, Dandenong. Sunday 18 September, 10am to 4pm.
Ponyo on deckchairs Bring a blanket or seat and a picnic to the free screening of this children’s movie. ■ Harmony Square, 225 Lonsdale Street, Dandenong. Sunday 18 September, noon.
Art and craft U3A Dandenong will host a free art and craft show. Visitors can see what the group’s members get up to. ■ Menzies Hall, Menzies Avenue, Dandenong North. Monday 19 September, 10am to 4pm.
Citizenship information Attend a free information session about the Australian Citizenship Test. ■ Springvale Library, 411 Springvale Road, Springvale. Tuesdays 13 and 20 September, 6.30pm to 8.30pm. Call 1300 630 920 for more information.
Matlakowski exhibition Local artist Yolanda Matlakowski presents a series of recent print works. Her work is fantastical with dark undertones. ■ Walker Street Gallery and Arts Centre, corner Walker and Robinson streets, Dandenong. Until Saturday 1 October. Weekdays 11am to 5pm, Saturdays 11am to 3pm.
Rado art prize Ron Rado established highly-successful road construction and maintenance business, Standard Roads, and in his later years developed a passion for the visual arts. This annual art prize features works by students from Chisholm Institute. ■ Walker Street Gallery and Arts Centre, corner Walker and Robinson streets, Dandenong. Until Saturday 1 October. Weekdays 11am to 5pm and Saturdays 11am to 3pm.
Festival of Lights This event celebrates Chinese culture through 32 silk lanterns, some 20 metres wide and eight metres high. Windmills, dinosaurs, flowers, insects, animals and more will feature. There will also be roving performers and a dumpling bar. ■ Greaves Reserve, Bennet Street, Dandenong. Until 9 October, 6pm to 10pm daily. Tickets are $12 for children, $18 concession, $20 for adults and $60 for a family of two adults and two children. Bookings are essential. Visit lightfestival.com.au.
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.
Asylum seekers’ playgroup This free language playgroup is suitable for families seeking asylum and will help to improve English skills in parents and children through play, songs, rhymes and stories. Mothers, carers and children aged under five years are welcome to attend the free weekly sessions. ■ Dandenong Library, 225 Lonsdale Street, Dandenong. Friday 2 September, 11am to 12.30pm. Call 1300 630 920 for more information.
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Penguin heartbeat on the island From toddlers to teens, from dads to nanas. It doesn’t matter if they’re young, or just young-at-heart, Phillip Island Nature Parks offers a range of exciting things for the entire family to see and do this spring. Check out the internationally-renowned Penguin Parade, come face-to-face with a koala at the Koala Conservation Centre, visit the Churchill Island Heritage Farm, head out on a Wild Oceans EcoBoat tour or be amazed by the spectacular world-first interactive Antarctic experience. The Antarctic Journey at the Nobbies Centre on Phillip Island has become hugely popular with locals and tourists since it launched late last year. Developed in partnership with WWF-Australia, the three-level attraction invites visitors to take a virtual journey into the wonderful world of the Southern Ocean and Antarctica as they engage with the many interactive and immersive experiences. The first level shows Phillip Island as the gateway to the Antarctic, finding some interesting links between the temperate island and the frozen lands of Antarctica. Visitors will then descend into the area known as The Lab to be entertained and educated through a range of interactive and informative experiences. Visitors will feel the freeze as they enter the Antarctic Chill Zone, try to sink a bowling ball, compare their thermal image with an Emperor penguin, or check out a sea spider under a microscope. The final level is a state-of-the-art multimedia experience. Visitors will find themselves enthralled by the audio visual spectacle which puts them right in the heart of the action. This is all thanks to the cutting-edge augment-
Tourists and local visitors of all ages find the little penguins enchanting. ed reality technology, visitors can stand on an ice floe and pat a penguin, stroke a seal or marvel at a whale within arm’s reach. The Antarctic Journey at the Nobbies closes about two hours before sunset each day, and the
Hooray for the School Holidays!
Nobbies Centre itself closes about one hour before sunset each day to protect the native wildlife. Visit www.penguins.org.au for more information. Phillip Island Nature Parks is a not-for-profit
organisation that prides itself on finding the balance between delivering quality ecotourism experiences and implementing world-renowned conservation, social, environmental, research and education programs.
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COME AND SEE WHAT IT WOULD BE LIKE \ 114 RIX ROAD Lifestyle Communities builds resort communities for over 50s who are looking to downsize to a bigger life. Last week Lifestyle Officer on Rix Road opened the doors to its new clubhouse and, according to homeowners, they’ve taken the word resort to a whole new level. Gembrook MP Brad Battin joined Lifestyle Communities managing director James Kelly in officially opening the $3milion clubhouse and then enjoyed drinks and canapes to celebrate. At the centre of the clubhouse is an open plan yet intimate area that provides uninterrupted views of the championship bowling green. A large alfresco entertaining area contains two outdoor fireplaces, a gourmet barbecue zone and plenty of space to settle in for a glass of wine or chat with new friends. One of the most popular elements of the Lifestyle Officer Clubhouse is the large indoor pool with bi-fold doors that open out onto private open space which is complete with outdoor lounges to enjoy in the warmer months. For those who love to lead an active life a fully equipped gymnasium complements the pool and spa. Catering for those who aren’t always keen on working up a sweat is a billiards room, light filled craft and exercise room and a cosy library with free computers and Wi-Fi access. “In designing the clubhouse we looked at some of Australia’s best holiday resorts and incorporated popular elements into our plans,” said James. “The best thing about Lifestyle Officer is that for our homeowners it’s a holiday resort they can enjoy every day.”
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JOHN AND MARY BROWN, TWO VERY HAPPY NEW HOMEOWNERS AT LIFESTYLE OFFICER. Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, and Saturday 10am to 4pm. For more information call Marion on 1300 505 560.
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Keysborough 13 Windermere Street
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13 Burchall Crescent Formal living, open plan kitchen dining, bar counter, separate bathroom, powder room, spacious laundry with access to the backyard. Comprises of spacious 3 bedrooms with bir’s & master bedroom with ensuite & WIR. With plenty of windows giving natural daytime lighting, this lovely home features wall furnace, new carpeting, new dishwasher, large cooktop, security alarm system, low maintenance backyard and plenty of parking with a large carport. The location speaks for itself with close proximity to Rowville Secondary College, 2 Pre Schools namely Park Ridge Primary School & St Simons Catholic Primary School. Auction: Saturday 17th Sep at 11am Inspect: Saturday From 10:30am Contact: Yasantha De Silva 0432 805 336
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NOBLE PARK 377 PRINCES HIGHWAY On the Market for the First Time in 60 Years! If location is the key to real estate, then this is it! This builders own impeccably built 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom, family home sitting on approximately 600m2 of beautifully landscaped gardens, has something for everyone’s needs. Walk inside through the entrance hall and be greeted by a spacious living room with floor to ceiling windows that leads into a beautifully kept kitchen with plenty of bench and cupboard space, and with window looking out to the garden. Having 4 very large bedrooms plus a study means that this is ideal for families, large or small, and with 2 spacious, clean and tidy bathrooms, no one will be kept waiting either! Also equipped with a spacious laundry, garage, carport and covered outdoor area, this is perfect for a family with multiple cars.
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Tuesday 4th October at 5pm unless sold prior $580,000+ Sat 10:15 - 10:45am Photo ID required Steven Vavouras 0413 240 148 Tim Stickley 0409 215 540 NOBLE PARK / SPRINGVALE 8710 0000
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DANDENONG NORTH 56 BRADY ROAD
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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 into your golden egg for many years. On a block size of 537m2 (approx), this three bedroom home with exquisite gardens in the front and rear is a must see for your list! Terms: 10% Deposit. Balance 30-60 Days.
NOBLE PARK 21 LARBERT ROAD
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Saturday 17th September at 12pm $420,000+ Sat 11:30am - 12pm Photo ID required Jeremy Phillips 0402 751 001 Tim Stickley 0409 215 540 NOBLE PARK / SPRINGVALE 8710 0000
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SPRINGVALE 983 HEATHERTON ROAD
Endless Possibilities on 787m2 (approx) Welcome to a quiet 3 BDR home that has an abundance of future potential. If you want a home with a plethora of options, this is the one for you. Sitting on a large block of 787m2 (approx) you have the option to bulldoze the block and build multiple dwellings (STCA), renovate the existing home and build at the rear (STCA) or simply refresh the home to its former glory over time and enjoy a spacious rear.
730m2 approx. Prime Real Estate with So Much Potential! Revitalise this charming home with some TLC, subdivide and build at the back or demolish and start fresh to build multiple dwelling (STCA). This weatherboard home on 730m2 approx. rectangular block is ready to be your next golden egg. The existing home comprises of 3 BDRs, MSTR with a large WIR, an updated kitchen with breakfast bar, inviting dining, a spacious lounge room & a renovated bathroom.
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Saturday 8th October at 11am Contact Agent 10% Deposit. Balance 30/60 Days. Sat 12:30 - 1pm Photo ID required Chang Wang 0450 706 668 Alice Wong 0401 650 862 KEYSBOROUGH 8769 1888
PRICE TERMS INSPECT CONTACT
Saturday 27th August at 11:30am $630,000+ 10% Deposit. Balance 30-60 Days Wed 5:30 - 6pm & Sat 11 - 11:30am Photo ID required Alice Wong 0401 650 862 Chang Wang 0450 706 668 KEYSBOROUGH 8769 1888
NOBLE PARK 390 Princes Highway 8710 0000 | KEYSBOROUGH 1/ 320 Cheltenham Road 8769 1888 PROUDLY SERVICING: Springvale • Endeavour Hills • Dingley • Waterways
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Great Opportunity For All – This is Not to be Missed! Situated in one of Noble Park’s popular pockets is this 3 BDR solid brick veneer home on a clean allotment of 550m2 (approx) that will make a great home for all comers. Welcoming you inside this charming home you’re greeted by a spacious entrance that will lead you to a good size living and dining room. Flowing further through you by a spacious meals & kitchen area overlooking onto the magnificent rear yard.
Officially on the market after 37 Years of Great Ownership!! Here’s your opportunity to grab this exceptionally well looked after home. Strolling into the residence you are welcomed by fantastic floor boards, it presents you with 3 comfortable sized BDRs, stunning living area, modern finishes all through the home, LED lights, renovated bathroom, open plan meals with an adjoining renovated kitchen. At the rear is a landscaped backyard with an undercover entertainment area.
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Saturday 17th September at 11am $490,000+ 10% Deposit. Balance 30/60 Days. Wed 4:30 - 5pm & Sat 10:30 - 11am Photo ID required Kush Chetri 0425 199 192 Tim Stickley 0409 215 540 NOBLE PARK / SPRINGVALE 8710 0000
PRICE TERMS INSPECT CONTACT
Saturday 17th September at 12:30pm Contact Agent 10% Deposit. Balance 60/90 Days. Thurs 5:15 - 5:45pm & Sat 12 - 12:30pm Photo ID required Kush Chetri 0425 199 192 NOBLE PARK / SPRINGVALE 8710 0000
Liz & Rob 3 Essex Street
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A Great Family Haven with a Large Block of 745m2 approx! This charming & solid 3 BDR home which stands exquisite on a rectangular allotment approx 745m2 definitely has that wonderful ‘feel good’ ambience flowing throughout every corner and edge in this spectacular home!! You can sense it as soon as you step inside. Whether you’re seeking to invest, live in, build new dwellings behind the existing home or even knock down the existing & start again (all STCA), the choice is yours! METHOD
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PRICE TERMS INSPECT CONTACT
Saturday 17th September at 2pm Contact Agent 10% Deposit. Balance 30/60 Days. Wed 5:15 - 5:45pm & Sat 1:30 - 2pm Photo ID required Kush Chetri 0425 199 192 NOBLE PARK / SPRINGVALE 8710 0000
NOBLE PARK 390 Princes Highway 8710 0000 | KEYSBOROUGH 1/ 320 Cheltenham Road 8769 1888 PROUDLY SERVICING: Springvale • Endeavour Hills • Dingley • Waterways
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118 Walker St Dandenong P: 9791 5922 F: 9792 2536
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10 BurroWs avenue
BIG HOME - LOTS OF POTENTIAL!
16 hopkins street
BIG FAMILY HOME/DEVELOPMENT SITE (STCA)!
Lots of possibilities spring to mind when you look at what this well constructed and partly renovated home has to offer. The home is centrally located close to the city centre, schools, hospital and CBD. The large 717m2 block lends itself to redevelopment and has the required access to suit a dual occupancy (STCA). It boasts three large bedrooms, modern kitchen/meals area and two separate living areas. The timber floors are highly polished and it has neutral paintwork. There is a double tandem brick garage and store area. The astute builder/developer must inspect this property!
Set in a superb location only a short walk to the Dandenong Market, High Schools, Tafe college and Oasis Sports Centre, this spacious home offers accommodation for the large or extended family. Boasting four bedrooms, rumpus/ billiards room, formal lounge room, kitchen/meals plus a large brick bungalow which could provide for older parents or second family. All appliances are gas and the home has hardwood timber floors and high ceilings. Some updating and renovation is required OR redevelop the 700m2 (approx) site to two big homes multiple units (STCA).
MAKE THIS ONE YOURS!
CURRENTLY LET TO EXCELLENT TENANTS!
auction: saturday, 8th october, 2016 @ 12:30pm (if not sold prior) open: tues 3:30pm to 4:00pm & sat 1:00pm to 1:30pm
Dandenong Central
auction: saturday, 8th october, 2016 @ 2:00pm (if not sold prior) open: Wed 4:00pm to 4:30pm & sat 11:30am to 12:00pm
Dandenong
20 day street
PALATIAL SPLENDOUR!
2/80 cheltenhaM road
STREET ACCESS & 1 YEAR YOUNG!
Immaculate Central townhouse located only a short walk to the city centre and High School. Features separate driveway access to a large garage with remote control door, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, three toilets, chef’s kitchen with marble benchtops and Bosch appliances including dishwasher, two separate living areas, ducted heating, evaporative cooling and magnificent balcony views to the North-West. The craftsman finish reveals 2.7m ceilings, ornate cornices and architraves, oak staircase and highly polished timber floors. Practical low maintenance and lavishly appointed. NO OWNERS CORPORATION!
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!
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For sale: offers over $470,000 open: thurs 4:00pm to 4:20pm & sat 12:20pm to 12:40pm
2/1 culliver avenue
A HIDDEN BEAUTY!
Step inside and be amazed with the quality finish of this spacious home which boasts a huge living area, convenient dining off the stylishly designed kitchen offering gas cooking, rangehood and lots of cupboard space. Tucked away from the living area are the three large bedrooms with built in robes, large family bathroom and separate laundry. The master bedroom has a full ensuite and walk in robe. Other notable features include ducted heating, air conditioning, floating timber floors, high ceilings, vertical blinds, window locks, downlights, private backyard and huge single garage plus an additional car space. Close to transport, schools, Freeway access and the new Village Dandenong Shopping Centre! YOU'VE GOT TO LOOK INSIDE!
For sale: offers over $390,000 open: Wed 5:00pm to 5:20pm & sat 1:40pm to 2:00pm
For sale: offers over $270,000 open: Wed 3:20pm to 3:40pm & sat 11:40am to 12:00pm
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 11:00am to 11:20am
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FULLY RENOVATED!
This massive block is ripe for redevelopment and is set in one of Dandenong’s best streets with its wide tree lined roadway and substantial housing. Set in the Residential Growth Zone area, the new owner can look at townhouses, apartments or even just two substantial house and land packages (STCA). Large family home of three bedrooms, open living area, concrete verandah and ample shedding/garaging for trade tools, caravans etc. Owned by the same family for over 60 years. This is a rare opportunity for the next generation to move forward with their own ideas.
4/1 John street
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: thurs 4:40-5:00pm & sat 1:00-1:20pm
Dandenong
11 Macpherson street
DANDENONG CENTRAL & OVER 1,040m2!
WALK TO MARKET, RAIL & SCHOOLS!
For sale: offers over $900,000 open: Wed 4:40pm to 5:00pm & sat 2:20pm to 2:40pm
3/3-5 edward avenue COMPARE & CONQUER!
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 11:00am to 11:20am 12322308
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John Ratnam Sales Consultant 0414 556 517
Stephen Lamb Sales Consultant 0421 045 460
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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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Sat 24th Sept at 11am 10% dep - bal 30/60 days $300,000+ Wednesday 5-5.30pm Saturday 1-1.30pm Ben Luu 0414 288 763
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1 Birdwood Avenue Dandenong 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!
Auction Terms Price Inspect Agent
Sat 8th Oct at 1pm 10% dep-bal 30/60 days Contact Agent Saturday 12-12.30pm Neil Butler 0411 637 088
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Sat 24th Sept at 1pm 10% dep-bal 60 days $300,000+ By appointment Neil Butler 0411 637 088
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Sat 22nd Oct at 11am 10% dep - bal 30/60 days $600,000+ Saturday 1-1.30pm Neil Butler 0411 637 088
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EXECUTOR’S AUCTION - RARE OPPORTUNITY HERE Freehold property in the heart of the Dandenong Revitalization project. Building area of 200m2 on land of 364m2 with rear lane access. Onsite parking for ten cars. Ideal for ofice, retail, or restaurant (STP). Currently let at $38,000p.a. but vacant possession is available. Comprehensive Development Zone offers high rise development potential (STP).
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UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY IN PRIME LOCATION Designed for 2 families this versatile property is set on a 650m2 block with direct access to Thirhatuan Park. Easily converted to a large home, the accommodation offers 4 bedrooms with BIR’s, 2 bathrooms, 2 toilets, 2 full kitchens & separate expansive living areas. Includes quality ittings, ducted heating & air conditioning. Private rear patio plus lots of potential for later extension. Fantastic for large family or in-law accommodation. Great Rosewood Downs position close to schools, transport, shops & freeway access.
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144 Thomas Street Dandenong
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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.
FABULOUS FAMILY HOME Auction Terms Price Inspect Agent
Sat 15th Oct at 1pm 10% dep - bal 60 days $600,000+ Saturday 2-2.30pm Neil Butler 0411 637 088
Located in a quiet position close to schools, transport & freeway access, this one owner home is sure to impress! Offers 4 bedrooms plus open study (easily converted to extra bedroom, stunning open plan living area with tiled lounge area, cupboard packed as new kitchen with WO, gas HP & DW, luxurious main bathroom plus ensuite to master. Upstairs rumpus provides extra living area. Includes ducted heating & air conditioner for comfort. Covered rear patio overlooking lovely rear garden with water feature. Large garage & storage area under house. Don’t miss this!
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PriVate saLe esr $1,100,000+ VIEW Saturday 1:00 - 1:45pm Thur 6:00 - 6:45pm Photo id require CoNtaCt Corey (khoi) Le 0417 311 491 ozan Kanbur 0403 644 379 offiCe 363 Springvale road, Springvale Tel: 03 8581 0999
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PriVate saLe esr $460,000+ VieW Saturday 12:00 - 12:30pm Thursday 5:00 - 5:30pm Photo ID CoNtaCt Corey (Khoi) Le 0417 311 491 Tommy Nguyen 0431 644 889 offiCe 363 Springvale Road, Springvale Tel: 03 8581 0999
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ideally located in the vibrant springvale area, with great access to reputable schools, springvale shops, and springvale train station. this exquisite home offers a genuinely luxurious yet contemporary and extravagant family living lifestyle that resonates with young families, retirees or irst home buyers. this charming home is full of surprises as you enter a light illed living room featuring quality tailor made curtains and beautiful brand new carpet and a bonaire inverter split system aC. adjacent to the living room is the large, well-equipped kitchen with a Chef oven cooktop.
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PriVate saLe esr $560,000+ VieW Contact Agent Photo ID Require CoNtaCt Corey (Khoi) Le 0417 311 491 Tommy Nguyen 0431 644 889 offiCe 363 Springvale Road, Springvale Tel: 03 8581 0999
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NOBLE PARK
5 Rolex Court
FAMILY HOME + BIG SIZED BLOCK = PLENTY OF POTENTIAL
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This family home is perfect for you. It sits on a beautifully rectangular block of 640m2 approx. This home has plenty of potential, you can either choose to live, invest or even to develop later in the future (STCA). It is your choice. Featuring: spacious formal lounge with A/C, 4 good sized bedrooms, Master bedroom with FES and split A/C, updated main bathroom with a separate toilet, ducted heating, all gas appliances, undercover rear veranda, concreted front yard and driveway that has plenty of room to fit all your vehicles. You are within walking distance to Minaret College, shops and bus stops and Coles Supermarket, Springvale Homemaker Centre, Bunnings, Springvale Train Station and Shopping Central are only short drives away. Put this home on top of your inspection list! Contact Thu Le and Kosal Prum today! Agents: Thu Le 0421 903 814 & Kosal Prum 0423 610 870
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RENOVATORS DELIGHT!
This young and front facing townhouse lies within the heart of Springvale and is ready for savvy investors to let out straight away, or for one lucky family to appreciate and enjoy. All amenities that you require or may need are just stone throws away. Springvale Central, Train Station and bus stops, Primary and Secondary Schools, local shops, mouth-watering restaurants, parks and reserves are all conveniently within short walks or strolls away. Easy access to Springvale and Westall Roads and just minutes’ drive to Princess Hwy and Springvale Homemaker Centre. This architectural designed townhouse offers: 4 bedrooms, master with WIR and FES and BIRs in all the rest, 3 bathrooms and 3 toilets, including a powder room, kitchen island bench with Caesar stone, gas cooking with glass splashback, Bellissimo dishwasher, floorboards, laundry room, staircase storage, ducted heating and cooling, LED downlights and video intercom. Stepping outside you have a water tank and a garden shed, a pond in the private rear courtyard and a remote LU garage with its own driveway and low maintenance front yard. Agents: Phuc Le 0422 765 899 & Jun Lee 0403 452 689 Auction: Saturday 1st October at 1pm on Site Terms: 10% deposit Balance: 30/60 days
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If you think you are handy then this is the project for you! Help bring forth the many possibilities that others can not envision, but you can. This vinyl cladded home is set on a rectangular block of land that measures 600M2 approx. It has the potential for further development (STCA) or alternatively you can turn your dream home into reality. Just minutes away from vibrant and buzzy Springvale Shopping Central, public transportation such as trains and buses, Schools and all other amenities that you may need. Featuring: 3 bedrooms, all with BIRs and plus a sunroom, split A/C, all gas appliances and a double garage plus a 2-car carport. You can choose to renovate, develop or to knock it down to build your own dream home. It is your choice. Hurry... it won’t last! Call Thu Le. Agents: Thu Le 0421 903 814 & Tony Le 0412 133 378 Auction: Saturday 8th October at 11.30am on Site Terms: 10% deposit
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New initative drives water-safety Families across the region are being encouraged to take part in a national initiative aimed at increasing water-safety awareness and reducing aquatic tragedies. Paul Sadler Swimland in Narre Warren is among hundreds of swim schools participating in Swim Australia’s National Swim Safer Week. The week will raise awareness towards the importance of teaching young children how to swim and to be safer around water. The week aims to educate Australian families about the risks that can occur in and around water. Statistics show that for every child who drowns, up to 10 children are admitted to hospital as a result of a non-fatal drowning incident. Unfortunately, almost 25 per cent of these children will experience some form of lifelong, permanent brain damage. The week will not only educate families but also aims to celebrate the important roles of swimming teachers, parents and supervisors in all aquatic environments have. The Swim Safer message asks parents to implement four layers of protection to help keep their children safe around water. These layers are Be Aware, Be Secure, Be Confident and Be Prepared. · Layer 1 - Be Aware: Swim Safer advocates constant supervision by a competent adult as the single most critical factor in drowning prevention (Swim Australia, 2013). No fences, floaties, older children or water confidence are substitutes for constant and capable supervision. · Layer 2 - Be Secure: Wherever possible, remove the water hazard that is a potential danger. For example, empty wading pools, washing buckets, baths and sinks. It does not require a large amount of water for children to drown. Children can drown in less than one inch of water. · Layer 3 - Be Confident: Exposing young chil-
Parents should implement four layers of protection to help keep their children safe around water. dren to water safety and swimming at an early age helps to develop skills that supports the child’s ability to survive in water. · Layer 4 - Be Prepared: It is every parent’s worst nightmare but if a child is missing check water hazards first! In terms of immersion incidents, seconds can make the difference.
Have a phone accessible and call triple zero in the event of an incident. Talk to the operator and give as much information as possible. It is important for parents to refresh their cardio pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) each year to ensure they are competent to perform CPR
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Sugar sensation is liquid gold By Cam Lucadou-Wells Hampton Park’s home of the wildly popular sensation ‘mega shakes’ could be set to explode into a national - and even international - franchise, says its owner and director Steven Richard. In recent weeks, Sugar Buns bakery cafe has drawn long queues of customers from interstate and across town since it relaunched its menu with lavish and spectacular milk shakes. In response, the cafe - buzzing with 30 staff now occupies the double-storey retail space next door, more than doubling its capacity, Mr Richard said. Despite trying to scale back on social media, the cafe’s Instagram followers total 13,000 and its Facebook likes about 21,000. Sugar Buns has placed bollards outside its shop to herd the lines of waiting customers that have run 50 metres deep. Mr Richard, born and raised in Dandenong, is in no doubt the ‘mega shakes’ are the most popular of their kind in Australia. Sugar Buns create up to a staggering 700 mega shakes a day, including the ‘chocoholic’, ‘candyland’, ‘salted caramel’ and ‘strawberry shortcake’. Its closest national competition might make 20 in an hour. “It’s numbers I’ve never seen in my life,” Mr Richard said. “Why I made this a success is I never chase the dollar. “I love the art of hospitality. I made the mega shakes so people feel they’re getting value for money and leaving here completely satisfied.” One challenge was “balancing the flavours and the sweetness” to help people devour the entire colossal shakes. Mr Richard is now being chased by international franchises and national shopping centres. “The interest has been huge. They tell me the amount of traffic you bring to (Hampton Park)
Sugar Buns staff member Elaine and owner Steven Richard serve up some mega shakes. 158728 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS shopping centre, we need you here.” He said he’s ready for the next challenge - to maintain the standard across a number of franchises. “When we made it onto TV, my wife asked me what next? Now we’re talking about a whole new development nationally and internationally.
“I’m ready to spend the effort. I’m ready to go.” Inspired by motivational speakers such as Tony Robbins, Mr Richard said he wants to make a difference. In June, he donated one day’s $13,000 proceeds to Southern Cross Kids Camps. Some of his staff volunteered their wages for the day.
Mr Richard said he is loving his 90-hour week at the cafe, even savouring the long drive from Preston each day. He had set up at Hampton Park shopping centre to be close to his parents Lucille and Burty’s 25-year-old business Lucy’s Divine Cakes and his brother Didier’s Heroes Burger Diner. When he launched the cafe three years ago, he was told it would never work. His prospective coffee supplier told him he’d be lucky to serve five kilograms of coffee a week, and refused to stock its coffee at the cafe. The cafe now has its own specially roasted blend, and Mr Richard has vowed never to use that former coffee supplier again. “One person told me you’ve changed Hampton Park to Hampton On the Park,” Mr Richard said. “People have said to me that the property prices are increasing here because of Sugar Buns.” Mr Richard insists it’s not just the food that’s drawing crowds - one family even flying in from Tasmania for the day after seeing a national TV news story. It’s the buzzy atmosphere, attention to detail and an enthusiastic staff that he teaches to get the best out of themselves. “Part of my journey is to inspire the uninspired.” He said the seemingly overnight success had been built on 12 years in the industry as a cafe developer and investor in about 50 stores around Melbourne. Ambitiously, Mr Richard started as an 18-yearold jointly involved in a cafe in Pakenham. It forced him to grow up quickly, he said. It’s helping him to handle his new-found fame, such as being stopped in a Queensland street for his autograph. “I’ve donated my life to hospitality, now my phone won’t stop ringing.”
Pathways to employment mapped out as students urged to succeed By Casey Neill Find a passion and set goals were the top pieces of advice handed to about 200 Greater Dandenong and Casey students on Tuesday 6 September. The annual Lunch with the Winners at Sandown Racecourse featured Dr Jordan Nguyen as guest speaker, ‘winners’ Quintin Whitehead, Bianca Santos and Guillaume Nyakaboyi, and futurist Marcus Barber. SEBN manager Sandra George said the event’s aim was to show students the many pathways to employment. “We hope the guest speakers will inspire you, as next generation of leaders, to follow your dreams,” she said. The event was a partnership between SEBN and South East Local and Learning Employment Network (SELLEN). Ms George told students that key employability attributes included communication skills, getting along with others, a positive attitude, motivation, and being well-presented. “Leaving school with Year 12 or Certificate III gives you the best stepping stone to employment,” she said. “The employment market out here is very positive. “Manufacturing is still the largest employer, and it is growing out here. “Today, manufacturing is sophisticated, it requires you to take your brain to it and it requires diverse skills.” Dr Nguyen was “pretty lost through high school” and struggled through his first semester of electrical engineering studies at university. Spending a day unable to move after hitting his head in a pool gave him a new direction. “I wondered what would have happened if I couldn’t walk,” he said. “Suddenly, I had purpose in my life.” Dr Nguyen decided to harness the power of the mind and created a wheelchair that tapped into electrical signals from the brain. Veterinary science inspired the chair’s horselike vision that steers it around obstacles. He’s now delving into how virtual reality could help people with disabilities. “Do what inspires you,” he said. 30 JOURNAL NEWS Monday, 12 September, 2016
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Guest speaker Jordan Nguyen. “If you don’t know where you’re wanting to go in life, how are you going to get there? “If I have a goal, I’ll constantly move towards it.” Mr Whitehead didn’t grow up dreaming of becoming the quality and improvement manager at AG Coombs. He didn’t know what he wanted to do when he was at school, but found a job and put his hand up for every opportunity offered to progress through the company. “Successful for me is having a family I’m proud of and a job that I enjoy going to every day,” he said. Ms Santos, 22, felt pressure from her parents to attend uni but found it wasn’t for her. She dropped out, got a tattoo apprenticeship
and started volunteering for gaming events. Through a gamers festival at Chisholm she received a job at the institute, has completed two certificates and is onto a third. “If you surround yourself with the things that you love, even if you don’t know what you’re going to do in the future, that’s okay,” she said. Mr Nyakaboyi was born in conflict-ravaged Burundi, Africa. He completed primary school in a refugee camp in Tanzania. He arrived in Australia six years ago, and is studying chemical engineering and pharmaceutical science at Monash University. “Whatever you want to do, go and do it with passion and power and talent, and you will get there,” he said.
Mr Barber ran through the bare essentials all students in the room would need for their future career, regardless of the industry. He urged them to collaborate and create with someone they didn’t know each week, keep learning from anyone at any time on any subject, to manage their time and to believe in themselves. “If you’re worried about what other people think of you, your friends are doing the exact same thing, which means no one’s thinking about you. They’re thinking about themselves,” he said. Mr Barber said they would need to know how to analyse and adapt, to persist when things got hard or boring, to problem-solve, and to enact. “You must be able to DO. All of that makes no difference unless you do give yourself a target and do work towards it,” he said.
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General Classifieds
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FIREWOOD Dry split redgum. Free delivery. 0417 324 380.
FREE CLEAN FILL, Wanted clean fill site, south eastern area. Dams, gullies, paddocks, filled and levelled, no charge. Phone: 0418 356 583.
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Full-Time Senior Stylist and 1st Year Apprentice Hairdresser wanted for a busy Beaconsfield salon. Applicants must have a passion for the industry and be willing to learn. Resumes to trabaz@gmail.com
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AM SHIFT LABOURERS
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CONCRETORS REQUIRED For civil construction company in South East suburbs. Experience in footpath, kerb & channel and finishing. General labouring involved. Full time position. No sub contractors.
Phone Peter: 0419 587 198 between 7am-7pm
to be part of a team in the poultry industry. Duties include: Catching birds Vaccinating birds Loading & Unloading birds Must be reliable & honest. Must have own ABN, car & drivers licence. Call between 8am-5pm
0410 544 526 LABOURERS Labourers required for civil construction company in South East suburbs. Full time position. No sub contractors. Phone Peter
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SEMI DRIVERS With HC Licence and minimum 3 years experience and clean driving record for local work. Also drivers with wharf & side loader experience holding a current or recent MSIC card. Call 9703 2011 for an interview for either position.
For company in South East suburbs. Experienced in Civil Construction. Labour involved. Full time position. No subcontractors. Phone Peter:
0419 587 198
FIBREGLASS LAMINATORS Experienced fibreglass laminators and fitters required for immediate start. The ability to read drawings would be an advantage. Dandenong based company, experienced applicants only need apply. Please phone reception on 9706 0099.
NURSERY HAND POSITIONS IN PRODUCTION & DISPATCH - Narre Warren North Multiple full-time positions available in leading wholesale nursery. Nursery hand duties involve production tasks including potting plants and preparing stock for sale. Dispatch positions involves picking and packing orders, position can also include customer service. Applicants must be physically fit, have an eye for detail and work at a fast pace. Previous process type work and interest in horticulture are beneficial. Hours are 7:30am to 4pm weekdays.
Application by email: hrparadisia@gmail.com or fax: 9706 1425. No phone applications.
Fulton Hogan Fulton Hogan currentlylooking seekingfor Fulton Hogan arearecurrently experienced people in Sewer Construction people experienced in sewer construction forthe the following following positions: for positions:
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Applicants MUST MUST have have South South East Applicants East Water Water experience. SendSend details to Ashlee Davenport, experience. details to Pipeline PO Box 690,PODandenong 3175 Administration, Box 690, Dandenong or faxortofax (03)to8791 3175 87911100 1100or oremail email ashlee.davenport@fultonhogan.com.au ashlee.davenport@fultonhogan.com.au A medium size company in the Hallam area have positions available for an APPRENTICE & CABINET MAKER
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DISCRIMINATION IN ADVERTISING IS UNLAWFUL The Victorian Equal Opportunity Act 1995 makes it unlawful for an advertiser to show any intention to discriminate on the basis of sex, pregnancy, race, age, marital status, political or religious belief or physical features, disability, lawful sexual activity/sexual orientation, HIV/AIDS status or on the basis of being associated with a person with one of the above characteristics, unless covered by an exception under the Act. As Network Classifieds could be legally liable if an unlawful advertisement is printed, Network Classifieds will not accept advertisements that appear to break the law. For more information about discrimination in advertising, contact your legal advisers or the Equal Opportunity Commission.
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Fuel con fires up By Cam Lucadou-Wells A travelling salesman who ripped off his employer’s fuel card for more than $8700 has been ordered to reimburse the proceeds and perform unpaid community work. Dimitrios Fotopoulos, 48, pleaded guilty to 35 offences relating to illegally using a Caltex Star Card 104 times at a number of service stations in greater Melbourne in 2013 and 2014, Dandenong Magistrates’ Court heard. Invoices were sent from 34 Caltex stations including two each in Dandenong and Keysborough, as well as Doveton, Kooweerup, Narre Warren and Noble Park. Fotopoulos claimed he had not stolen the card. It had been provided by his employer Samsung Australia for driving his car for work purposes, defence lawyer Adam Maloney told the court on 29 August. Samsung had, however, told Mr Maloney it didn’t use that particular card, the court was told.
According to a police summary, the card had been misplaced by a La Trobe Valley plumbing business. Police alleged Fotopoulos knew the card’s PIN from working at the plumbing firm as a service delivery driver. Mr Maloney conceded Fotopoulos had used the card with “dishonest intentions” but did not have a gambling or drug addiction to blame. Fotopoulos left Samsung in late 2014 - by his own choice - to be a full-time carer for his mother, Mr Maloney said. In sentencing, magistrate Jack Vandersteen noted there had been a “breach of trust” by Fotopoulos, but took into account the accused’s age and the delay since the offences. Fotopoulos was convicted and placed on a 12-month community order including 125 hours of unpaid work. He was ordered to pay $8748.70 in compensation.
Men urged to make prostates public Treehouse actors Nevaeh, Anshika, Kevin and Sanat. 157914
Abassador Sam Kekovich is 'driving' the fundraising campaign Parts for Parts, which aims to encourage Aussie men to get themselves checked down there.
James Cook Primary School students have built a towering singing-and-dancing spectacle The Eight Storey Treehouse. The school’s annual musical involved every student - from Prep to Year 6 - for the performance, at Drum Theatre on 7 September. The musical follows four characters who explore the treehouse and its nooks such as the Detective Room, the Disco Room, the Haunted House Room, the Superheroes Room, the Prehistoric Room and the Jungle Room. Acting principal Anne Burgess said the project was enriching for its participants. “Students benefit in so many ways with increased self-confidence, self-esteem and development of communication and teamwork skills.”
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NISSAN Micra 2011. 1.5lt 5 speed manual, air con, immobiliser, CD player, bluetooth, ABS, ESC, keyless start and much more. Reg (YLK-871). Bargain $5,500 ono. Ph: 0424 083 691.
VOLKSWAGEN Jetta Sedan 2012. Excellent condition. Black, auto, registration (ZGB-317). We are selling it in order to purchase another one. $18,500 neg. Phone: 0412 543 595.
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GALAXY 2003 Southern Cross Pop-Top caravan. Superb condition, roll-out awning, Tebbs canvas annexe plus flooring (Excellent Condition), 6'6" x 7'6", registration to 18/7/2016, 2 x gas bottles mounted in boot, 3-way fridge, outside tap, gas stove with rangehood & grill, 2 x single beds, microwave oven, halogen wall lights + normal lighting, water-level Indicator & gas detector, non-smokers van in mint condition, electric brakes. $18,750 neg. Phone: 0438 688 463.
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Men’s parts are in the spotlight. It’s National Prostate Cancer Awareness Month and all men are being encouraged to get their parts checked and head to the Hallam Truck Centre to donate to the cause. PACCAR Parts is on the prevention highway and hopes to donate $50,000 to prostate cancer research by the end of October. A portion of the profits from selected PACCAR Parts products will go directly to the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA) along with any donations made in store. PACCAR Parts Sales and Marketing Services Manager Marian Dekker knows how difficult life on the road can be. “Our truckies are responsible for keeping this country moving, however all that time on the road can be detrimental to their health,” she said. “We want to encourage Aussie truckies to look out for their wellbeing and take steps towards reducing their prostate cancer risk factors - that means living a healthier lifestyle, moving more and improving their diet.”
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SPORT Rio was game changer for Olympic hopefuls By Nick Creely Representing one’s country in sport is an exciting experience. Representing one’s country at the Olympic Games in Rio is life changing. Bursting with vibrant culture, and pulsating in history and heritage, Brazil is truly a fabulous country. From practising in a childhood backyard to competing at the Maracana in the heart of Rio, the stories that have emerged from this year’s Olympic Games are truly inspiring. The Olympics bring harmony and solidarity to the world in a two-week spectacle of entertainment. For three local athletes, in particular Narre Warren’s very own badminton champion Sawan Serasinghe, the trip was a truly unforgettable experience. “The atmosphere was amazing. It really only sunk in for me that I am at the Olympic Games when we walked out onto the stadium at the opening ceremony with the rest of the Australian team,” Serasinghe said. The young champion said the lessons he learnt from the games, despite a loss the Chinese Taipei 0-2 in the opening round have been invaluable and will hold him in good stead. “Being the youngest pair, I think most people didn’t expect us to do well against the much older and more experienced pairs. “We managed to play well against those pairs and really challenge them on every point. “I think one of the main things I learnt from the games is that I am good enough to compete against the best of the best in the world, and this motivates me to train even harder and, hopefully, win a medal for Australia at the next Olympic Games in Tokyo,” Serasinghe said. Serasinghe started playing badminton from a young age and through hard work and perseverance has gone on to become an Olympic hero. “I started training at the age of five back in Sri Lanka when my parents first introduced badminton to me. “I think I really fell in love with the sport around the age of 10 when I won my first junior national title.” He also gave an insight into the routine of an athlete and how he prepares for tournaments. “I normally train six days a week, usually two to three sessions a day. That can vary between oncourt training and off-court training in the gym. “The Australian national team is based in Melbourne, so all my on court training is done at The Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre and all of my strength and conditioning training is at the Victorian Institute of Sport in Albert Park,” he said. Serasinghe is setting his sights on the next lot of major tournaments and is excited about the prospect of representing his country once again. “Currently I am preparing to head off to Europe at the end of October to play the European circuit.
Sawan Serasinghe before the Rio Olympics 2016. 157111 “My main goal is to win a medal at the 2018 Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast. “I think playing in front of your home crowd will be an amazing experience and I am definitely looking forward to that,” Serasinghe said. Other local heroes, hockey’s Chris Cirvello from Endeavour Hills and table tennis player Heming Hu from Dandenong proudly represented Australia at the games. Cirvello, 30, represented the Australian men’s
hockey team in his second appearance at the Olympic Games, where the team lost the quarterfinals 0-4 to a star studded Netherlands outfit. Heming Hu, 22, competed in the table tennis event with fellow team mates David Powell and Chris Yan, before going down 0-3 to Hong Kong. Despite the trio’s best efforts and a typical fighting spirit from the Australians, they will now need to set their sights on Olympic glory in Tokyo 2020.
Jubilee marks racing history While Sandown Park celebrated its diamond jubilee on Thursday night, 8 September, the story of greyhound racing in Springvale dates back much further. In 1933, two prominent coursing identities of the day, Jack McKenna and Roy Maidment, colluded on an idea to promote Plumpton Coursing and Track Speed Coursing at the site now occupied by the Sandown thoroughbred course. With the assistance of some influential coursing enthusiasts, the existing horse training establishment lease was relinquished and despite the wettest winter on record, speed coursing commenced in September 1935. Racing continued until 1942 when the grounds were used by the US Army, and resumed in 1944. By this time the venue had become the “Mecca of Victorian Speed Track Racing” due to the renowned strength of the betting ring and near faultless racing on both the straight and circle track. The club made a failed attempt to purchase the site in 1947 before the Melbourne Racing Club successfully acquired the land in 1948 with plans to build a new state-ofthe-art thoroughbred track. The Sandown Park Coursing Club was given three years before works would begin on the new race track. In 1950, McKenna negotiated the purchase of the land on Lightwood Road located on the other side of the railway line. The site was owned by three different interests, and following a period of negotiation, the 19 acre parcel of land was purchased for £9200. Works began almost immediately with equipment and other infrastructure being transferred from the old site to the new, however works ground to a halt when Dandenong Shire Council voted 11-1 against granting approval for the club to operate on the site. McKenna was given the opportunity to address the full council which duly reversed the decision to unanimous approval. Racing on the new track, comprising a horseshoe and straight track, commenced in September 1952 with just three weeks of racing lost in the transition between the venues. The government issued two licences for the promotion of non-proprietary racing in metropolitan Melbourne. The National Coursing Association of Australia organised the formation and registration of a company, the National Coursing Association to manage of the licences, while the Greyhound Owners, Trainers and Breeders Association managed the other. Confusion between the names of the National Coursing Association of Victoria and the National Coursing Association saw the later change its name to the Sandown Greyhound Racing Company and later the Sandown Greyhound Racing Club.
From fantasy to fact, the Super League hits its highs By Russell Bennett Just about every NBA fan or basketball fan, more generally, is involved in yearly fantasy competitions where they “draft” their own teams and compete against their friends. But Pakenham Warriors Big V Youth League men’s coach Simo Pajdic has taken that to a new level and created his own actual league, featuring real players in real teams filled from a real draft. The South East Super League (SESL) - backed by major sponsor Ash Mason From Stockdale and Leggo in Pakenham - tips off at the new Officer Community Hub this Sunday. The inaugural season features six teams drafted by general managers, and local players, Cam Andre (Pakenham Pirates), Aaron Miles (Beaconsfield Mustangs), Tom Greer (Berwick Sharks), 36 JOURNAL NEWS Monday, 12 September, 2016
Lewis Newman (Cardinia Crocs), Tristan Blacka (Lakeside Vikings), and Pajdic (Officer Hornets). Blacka, who is also an assistant coach to Pajdic in the Warriors Youth League men’s set-up, said the competition was set up to fill in the gap of the Big V off-season. “Simo said it would be cool to do something of the nature of having a competition in the off-season with an NBA-style draft and where we could make trades,” Blacka said. “It was early in the Youth League season. We were discussing it and then it was put on the backburner, but we discussed it a bit more and over the past two months we got together and made it happen.” The six teams each have eight-man rosters, which includes free agent ‘signings’. Players from a wide range of Big V clubs are
represented in the SESL. They include Pakenham, Western Port, Mornington, Dandenong, Sherbrooke, Keysborough and Melbourne. Each team will face each other twice throughout the season, with a playoff series to follow. Games will be held every Sunday at the Officer hub in three different timeslots. Prizemoney will be awarded at the end of every season, with the winning team also holding the championship trophy. Aligned Leisure, who runs the Officer Hub, has thrown its support behind the league which is affiliated with the Pakenham and District Basketball Association (PDBA). The first game of the inaugural SESL season tips off this Sunday from 2pm with the Vikings taking on the Crocs.
Lewis Newman, Aaron Miles, Simo Pajdic, Tom Greer, Tristan Blacka and Cam Andre are the inaugural 'general managers' of the South East Super League. 158969 Picture: RUSSELL BENNETT
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Greyhound racing changed forever in 1956 with the opening of the new Sandown Park greyhound track. area gave patrons a clear view of the entire track while providing the latest amenities. Patrons were also able to see the greyhounds being weighed and vetted in the kennels through a glass front and, as one media outlet reported at the time, “at no stage will competing greyhounds have contact with the public generally, eliminat-
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ing any opportunities for malpractice”. One of the oddities of the track was a large clock above the scratching board. Its origins are unclear, but its year of manufacture was 1876. Transport to the track was by train on the Dandenong line to Springvale Station. Ddespite being expected to open within “about three years”
Sticky start but there were high hopes for new track Nine months after construction of the circuit began, Sandown Park was set for its gala opening on Saturday 8 September 1956. That year was a difficult period for night-time entertainment. With the city abuzz ahead of November’s summer Olympics, Melbournians were also welcoming a revolutionary invention into their family home - the television. Regardless, the much anticipated reopening of the £80,000 modern track and return of the ‘tin hare’ drew people from around the city to Springvale. Media reports of the time vary in their assessment of the crowd, with sources reporting anywhere from 6000 to more than 7000 people attending opening night. Many caught the train special train from Flinders Street to Springvale because Sandown Park station wouldn’t open for another eight years. The crowd may have been much larger had inclement weather leading into the night not created its own set of issues.
The Sandown Park track on opening day. Picture: COURTESY OF SANDOWN GREYHOUNDS Traffic was so dense that police had to close the main road leading to the track, with traffic diverted to subsidiary roads to ease the congestion. As a result, more than 1000 patrons were unable to make it to the track. And those that did were greeted by a boggy car park, with many cars buried up to their hub caps.
of the track opening, Sandown Park station did not open to the public until 1965. A special train departed from platform six at Flinders Street station at 6.45pm, returning at 11.05pm. Parlour coaches from Batman Avenue and taxis from Flinders Street were also available.
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While there issues outside the track, there were few inside. The 10 race card kicked off at 7.45pm. The feature event on the night saw Ballarat champion Clear Orb take on the winner of the 540 yard championship of Tasmania, Ophie Kitty. Clear Orb was sent to the boxes a 5/4 favourite, and despite a poor getaway, proved far too good to score by five lengths. His winning time of 31.30 seconds was the fastest of the night over the 555 yard journey. Opening night at Sandown Park proved a raging success. The Sporting Globe reported “the track looked a real colourful picture, lighting was perfect and racing was quite good considering the short experience greyhounds have had at the track. “(There are) hopes that it will be the first step towards transforming greyhound racing in Melbourne to a degree of popularity equal to Sydney, Tasmania and overseas countries.” Six decades later, those hopes have been well and truly exceeded.
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Greyhound racing changed forever in 1956 when the ‘tin hare’ returned with the opening of the new Sandown Park greyhound track. ‘Tin hare’ racing, much like today’s mechanical lure racing, had made one previous appearance at the White City circuit in 1927. Cars were parked more than a mile from the track as a crowd of more than 30,000 people forced the organisers to throw open the gates. Legislation prohibiting the sport had been drafted but not enacted before the meeting but with the bill’s ascension the sport continued in its traditional formats. After years of lobbying, privately owned and operated proprietary racing was outlawed in 1955 and not for profit non-proprietary racing behind the tin hare legalised under licence by the new Greyhound Racing Control Board. The National Coursing Association of Victoria formed the non-proprietary Sandown Greyhound Racing Club, as it would come to be known, and promoted one of the two metropolitan greyhound racing licences. It had purchased the land from the Sandown Park Coursing Club greyhound racing in 1955 for £55,000, and invested a further £25,000 on converting the existing horseshoe/straight track into a modern circle track and upgrading amenities. More than 9000 square yards of pack filling, top soil, cinders and crushed rock was used on the new circuit, with the established grass coming from the previous track. The track and grounds were laid out by Arthur W. Purnell, the well regarded architect who also designed the MCG’s Olympic Stand and conversion of the MCG ahead of the 1956 Olympic Games. The design for the new track was based on White City in London and Newcastle in New South Wales. The result was a spacious, 460-yard grass track with racing distances of 555 yards and 785 yards, or 420m, 507m and 717m. Two new grandstands and a sloped asphalt
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MOTORING When lots of oomph isn’t enough By Ewan Kennedy FOR those drivers who feel that lots of performance isn’t quite enough, BMW Australia is now importing the BMW M3 Competition sedan, and M4 Competition coupe and convertible. Our test week in the hottest BMW M3 sedan was an extremely enjoyable one. M3 Competition has even stronger engine performance, recalibrated steering, suspension and stability settings than the standard M3. Its springs are 15 per cent stiffer and the Adaptive M suspension has firmer damper settings across Comfort, Sport and Sport+ modes. Sourced from BMW Individual, the M3 Competition package has Shadow Line exterior trim. A black high-gloss finish highlights the BMW kidney grille, side gills, window trims and rear model badge. The quad tailpipes of the M sports exhaust system are also in black high-gloss. The wheels sit inside bulging wheel arches and the long bonnet features a power dome in its centre. Inside are exclusive M leather trimmed seats with cut-outs to reduce weight. Woven BMW M stripes stitched into the seat belts add further allure to the interior. As well has having superb active safety, the ability to avoid a crash, the BMW M3 Competition also has the company’s Active Crash Protection system. This activates a series of protective measures if it senses a crash is imminent, including closing the windows and sunroof (if fitted), tightening the seat belts, and post-collision. At low revs and speeds you do feel some turbo lag, but once that’s passed the M3 Competition is a stunner, with fast response. What BMW likes to call ‘track-honed acoustics’ give the M3 all the right crackles and spits when driving in anything
Hot looks, hot engine: BMW s M3 Competition, built for the revhead. other than a very tame manner. We love it! The dual-clutch gearbox can be a bit cranky at times at very low speeds in parking situations and the wide tyres can also add to the difficulty. Handling is limpet-like thanks to the basic standard balance of the car and further aided by
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