Journal News - 14th November 2016 by Star News Group

14 November 2016

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Monkey business By Cam Lucadou-Wells

A monkey bike rider buzzes past the Endeavour Hills memorial during a Remembrance Day service on 8 November. 161650 Two Victorians have died in monkey-bike incidents the past 18 months, including a mother-of-two struck by a monkey bike in a Carrum Downs shopping centre car park last year. In laws introduced in State Parliament in October, monkey bikes used on public roads can be seized, and the offender taken to court and fined up to $3109. At the discretion of the court, the bike may be crushed. Bikes found without a rider can be impounded and crushed after three months. Previously, offenders faced no more than a fine for riding an unregistered vehicle - unless they were riding recklessly or speeding. Roads and Roads Safety Minister Luke Donnellan, also the MP for Narre Warren North, said monkey bikes were unsafe.

The monkey bike rider travels on his way to Heatherton Road via Endeavour Hills shopping centre car park. 161650

The rider wedges himself between a truck and car on Heatherton Road. 161650

“If you’re riding one in public, you’re breaking the law. “Police won’t be granting second chances when it comes to keeping these bikes off our streets, and

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A monkey bike rider who interrupted a Remembrance Day service in Endeavour Hills has been slammed for his lack of respect as well as his recklessness. Under new State laws, riders of monkey bikes in public will no longer be just slapped with fines but can have their bikes impounded and crushed. Star News photographer Stewart Chambers captured a young male rider without a helmet or number plates riding past the Remembrance Day gathering at Endeavour Hills memorial on 8 November. The nonchalent rider then squeezed his bike between a car and a garbage truck at traffic lights at Heatherton Road. Dandenong-Cranbourne RSL president John Wells, who paused his address during the interjection, later said it was symbolic of a growing lack of respect and courtesy. “In the old days, the traffic and people would stop during the service as a mark of respect. “He wouldn’t have even understood he did anything wrong. “It’s a shame we haven’t taught these children about showing respect. We have children who genuinely can’t think beyond themselves.” Sergeant John Blackburn, of Endeavour Hills police, also observed the rider at the service. He said police were concerned by “numerous” under-age riders imperilling pedestrians on local footpaths, reserves, car parks, roads and the Endeavour Hills shopping centre. “We’ve got a lot of elderly people and young kids in the area. “These kids riding have got no idea of safety and the well-being of pedestrians in the area. “They don’t know the consequences if they hit someone and the damage they can do to themselves riding these things.” Sgt Blackburn said police sought information on who were the riders and where the bikes were coming from. Often the riders weren’t licenced and their bikes were unregistered, he said. “Parents should know the riders have the bikes. They need to take responsibility and prevent the use. “As the weather gets warmer, we normally see them come out more often.”

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Police clean up drug lab By Cam Lucadou-Wells A Narre Warren man who claimed a collection of solvents, burners, heat plates, filtration systems and scientific glassware in his home was used to make cleaning fluid has been jailed for drug trafficking. Zoran Dukic, 51, had previously worked in his son’s pizza shop and denied to police that he was cooking drugs in his unit. The 140 exhibits seized during a police raid on 25 February 2015 included two pre-cursors for manufacturing ice and a dieting agent also used as a ‘cutting’ agent for illicit drugs. It was a set-up that exasperated his then-girlfriend who complained of the “stinky chemicals”. More than four kilograms of 1, 4-butynediol double the commercial trafficable amount - was found as a green solution in a white plastic tub on the dining room floor. Judge Frances Hogan, in her sentencing remarks at the County Court of Victoria on 10 November, described 1, 4-butynediol as an industrial solvent that may be used as a cleaning agent. When used as an illicit drug, so-called One

Four Bee creates a similar biological effect to GHB. Six portions of the drug ice - adding up to 58 grams - were found with varying purities throughout the house. It was more than 19 times more than the legally defined trafficable quantity. Judge Hogan said prosecutors were unable to disprove Dukic’s claims that the items were used to make cleaners to clean grills and filters from his son’s pizza shop. On the other hand, Judge Hogan noted Dukic didn’t provide evidence of sales or witnesses to corroborate his alleged cleaner product enterprise. Nor did the then-unemployed accused explain how he paid rent and for his girlfriend’s son’s trip to Singapore. “You may have been making some cleaning fluid but I’m not satisfied, on the balance of probabilities, that was your sole occupation or means of earning money,” Judge Hogan said. The Crown was also unable to prove that Dukic knew he was trafficking a commercial quantity.

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Instead Dukic pleaded guilty to lesser offences of simply trafficking ice and 1, 4-butynediol. Dukic also pleaded guilty to being equipped for trafficking a drug of dependence, possessing a Taser as well as 12-gauge shotgun and 1.38-calibre rimless handgun ammunition. Judge Hogan didn’t accept claims that the accused had a gram-a-day ice addiction and that he was selling drugs solely to support his drug use. She noted Dukic had been given previous opportunities to rehabilitate from drug addiction during a criminal record including trafficking heroin in the 1990s. He had also been jailed in 2010 for stalking, recklessly causing injury, common law assault and breaching an intervention order, suspended sentence and a community corrections order. “I have no reason to assume your prospects for rehabilitation are good,” Judge Hogan said. She jailed Dukic for three years, with a twoyear non-parole period. The term included 624 days of pre-sentence detention.

Historic back-to-back mayor shares his future vision By Cam Lucadou-Wells

Copper pipe paddock fire POLICE are appealing for witnesses to a fire in Hallam in which arsonists set alight a large amount of insulated copper piping. Emergency services were called to a paddock on Centre Road shortly after 6.30am on Saturday 5 November where the fire had been lit. Upon investigation, police discovered $10,000 worth of copper that was stolen during the burglary of an industrial supply store on Melverton Drive overnight. Police said the thieves were trying to burn off the insulation material so the piping could then be sold on. Police urged any witnesses to the incident or anyone who is aware of those involved to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 000 333.

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Newly re-elected Casey mayor Sam Aziz. 161794 tures. We’re an example of great harmony.” The council will zero in on creating 3000 jobs from defence industries, including foreign investment from allies Canada, New Zealand, the US and the UK, Cr Aziz said. Casey would also look at economically-strategic sister city relations in China and “further afield”. At the meeting, Cr Aziz told his electoral opponents - in a reference to newly elected colleagues Rex Flannery and Tim Jackson - he bore

Picture: CAM LUCADOU-WELLS no grudges. He would seek to work together “no matter what differences challenge us”. The three of them were later appointed on the council’s audit and ethics committee. The return of seven of 11 councillors in the recent council election - the highest in the past three polls - was interpreted by Cr Aziz as an endorsement by the community. Crs Damien Rosario and Susan Serey, both Liberal members, were elected as deputy mayors.

Car meets are causing heated confrontations in Dandenong South. Greater Dandenong Highway Patrol Senior Sergeant Scott Roberts is warning the “motoring enthusiasts” involved that if they didn’t start respecting other road users, his team would start issuing fines. “We’re getting a lot of congregation in the Dandenong South area,” he said. “They’re blocking roads and access into service stations, more specifically. “This is causing a lot of angst among truck drivers and other drivers with a genuine need to use these facilities.” Sen Sgt Roberts said there was a confrontation between two motorists in recent weeks. “It’s the actions of these people who are coming down and congregating,” he said. “They’re creating these confrontations with other motorists who are just trying to use the roads lawfully.” He said police had powers under Greater Dandenong bylaws to fine those involved in the gatherings. “If they continue to do it they will be fined and I think it’s about $250 a pop,” he said.

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Outspoken Casey councillor Sam Aziz has been elected as mayor a record third time - the first in Casey to serve back-to-back. At a special council meeting on 10 November, Cr Aziz was elected unopposed to “continue what we started last term”. “I believe tonight we’re not at a crossroads but part-way up a very steep hill.” The nominated challenges included Casey’s population growth, rate capping and job creation. Economic development, digitising Casey, community safety and cultural harmony were among Cr Aziz’s declared objectives for his 201617 term. After the meeting he announced two new portfolios for councillors - families, and community harmony. Cr Wayne Smith would take the reins of the new arts, culture and community harmony portfolio. Cr Smith would work closely with the three councillors assigned to community safety, Cr Aziz said. In a pointed rebuff to Narre Warren South MP Judith Graley’s slogan for Casey to embrace diversity, Cr Aziz said: “We don’t like the word diversity because we believe we all part of the human race.” The mayor said there was “a community that has a problem with its young people” and it would be supported by the council. Though an enforcement arm was important, the council wanted to also help engage disaffected youth in programs to connect them with the community, he said. Cr Aziz dismissed Multicultural Affairs Minister Robin Scott’s invitation to work hand-in-hand with the State Government on the issue. “The State Government has accused us of being racist. That’s why they made the initiative.” Cr Aziz said Casey was a model of harmony, comprising 152 different cultures, 110 religions and more than 100 languages. “Some countries go to war with just two cul-

A YOUNG man was assaulted during a carjacking in the car park of the Prince Mark Hotel in Doveton on the night of Saturday 5 November. Police were told that just before 1am, a 21-yearold man from Pakenham was getting out of his car at the pub when he was approached by another man. The young man was then hit in the face with a baseball bat or similar object. The man’s attacker then called over two more offenders who proceeded to steal personal items from the victim, and then got into his 2007 black Holden Commodore ute. The three men, described by the victim as southern European in appearance and aged in their twenties, then left the victim in the carpark after stealing his car. The ute has since been recovered, found dumped on Monday 7 November in Aylesbury Court in Hampton Park.

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Looking Back 100 years ago 16 November 1916 Proposed military camp at Cranbourne At a meeting of the Cranbourne Shire Council on Saturday, a deputation consisting of Messrs Shaw, Kilroy and Dickson advocated the establishment of a military training camp at Cranbourne. Mr Shaw pointed out that whatever the state of parliamentary affairs might be, military training would be carried out, and for the convenience of local recruits, it would be advisable to suggest the local racecourse be utilised for the purpose. On the motion for Crs Wilson and McGregor, it was decided to direct the secretary to communicate with the defence authorities in order to endeavour to give effect to the

Compiled by Dandenong and District Historical Society proposition.

50 years ago 10 November 1966 Last show at old market setting The Dandenong Agricultural and Pastoral society’s 95th annual show will be held for the last time in the old market setting on Saturday. As befitting such an historical occasion, the committee reports record entries of 4060 as compared with 3868 in 1965. The show hopes to move to a new venue at Greaves Reserve next November. Not the least of the many attractions is the Miss Show Girl competitions, entries totalling 55, and the ‘fashions on the field’ promise to be the Melbourne Cup of Dandenong.

20 years ago 11 November 1996

24-hour victim Declining trade and the threat of 24-hour shopping have claimed one of Lonsdale Street’s longest-standing businesses - Drayton Jewellers. The store established 64 years ago will close in February. One of Drayton’s proprietors, Mrs Judy Sung, said she felt the store has no option but to close. She predicted an exodus of shops from Lonsdale Street as the impact of 24-hour trading was felt. Dandenong traders should find a niche market to compete with ‘the big guns’ when 24-hour trading starts next month. The legislation can only be overturned by a council if the majority of residents oppose it.

But to hold a poll, the council must receive a petition signed by 10 per cent of the community. Greater Dandenong has received a petition signed by 160 traders.

5 years ago 14 November 2011 Happy together - John and Edna Hogan celebrate 65 years It all started when John Hogan asked Edna Brown to dance in 1944. The Dandenong couple were married the following year. They are celebrating their 65th wedding anniversary this Wednesday. Mr Hogan, 92, and Mrs Hogan, 86, have seven children, 20 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren.

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Exercise Stone Pillow is an initiative of the ‘young veterans’, which in very broad terms means those who have served in Australia’s defence since the Vietnam War. The idea is that participants sleep out or sleep rough for a night and pay for the privilege. I slept only a half-hour from my perfectly good, warm bed, and I paid for the privilege, but not once did I begrudge it because the money being raised was for the support of younger veterans who were sleeping rough on that night. There are many of them. Picture the large asphalted carpark at the Dandenong RSL, on Stud Road. Normally there might be 50 or 60 cars here but tonight there are few, and the gates are closed. The three camouflaged Army Landrovers of the Young Veterans Rally ‘hold ground’ for us. It is going on sunset and the windows of the club are all brightly lit. The people inside are eating, drinking, talking. There is the sound of music, the sound of talk. We hear laughter. There are perhaps 40 people standing about in

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the twilight, talking quietly. Some of them remember other sounds, the sounds of danger in faraway places. Some try to forget those sounds, and some are determined never to forget. In some ways the sounds are the one changing but somehow constant part of the night that is falling. The RSL’s evening stand-to ceremony leaves only the sounds of the traffic, but then a young man steps from the growing shadows and calls for our attention. He fought in Afghanistan and was badly hurt when his armoured vehicle struck a mine. He is slowly but surely learning to move on, and he has worked hard to make Stone Pillow a

reality in Dandenong. He calls for quiet and the conversations fall away. A young man steps forward, raises a bugle, and the haunting sounds of the Last Post flow clear and sure through the night air. There is a silence and I know what some of those young men are remembering. I know whom I remember. Even the sound of the traffic seems to die away. The silence is broken by Ian Arell’s pipes and now the sound is the haunting melody of Flowers of the Forest, a tune that could only be played on the pipes. We go inside the RSL for an auction of donated goods, and in the light and the noise of the auction the sound of talk and laughter rises and again dominates. Much money is raised for the cause of those who need a hand. Much of the bidding is really about donating. Much of the donating is about caring, and sharing, and looking after our mates. We go outside again to where two fires have been lit in oil-drums and we stand around, talk-

ing, laughing again, telling old jokes and trying to come up with new ones. The soldiers are telling ‘warries’ and explaining how their part of the army was the only part that mattered. We are not all ex-service people, either. There are wives and girlfriends, brothers, mates. By midnight there are about 20 of us still sitting by the fires, talking more quietly now. The club is silent and the lights have gone. People are sleeping all around us, between our cars, in our cars, on airbeds and in swags. We are not all comfortable, but we know there are others doing it harder, and we are doing it by choice. They are not. We sleep and the fires die away. We rise to a new day and a simple breakfast. We pack up and move back to our normal lives. We have all taken part in something special and something meaningful. And a few young ex-service men and women who need help will get it, and will know that this help came from mates they’ve never met but who are, just the same, mates.

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Family's grief-stricken appeal By Cam Lucadou-Wells Please think of the consequences. That’s the heart-wrenching advice to young drivers and passengers from a distraught family member mourning Dru Peterson, 17, who was fatally injured in a horrific crash on Narre Warren-Cranbourne Road, Narre Warren South, on 5 November. “Definitely think through the consequences - before you act, not after,” Dru’s aunt Heidi Samason said. About 7.30pm, the allegedly stolen silver Kia packed with six teenagers allegedly ran two red lights, clipped another vehicle, hit a power pole, flipped and skidded 100 metres down the road. The car was allegedly stolen during a burglary on 1 November in the south-eastern suburbs. Police believe the same car was involved in theft of alcohol from a shop on the night of the crash. The Narre Warren South 15-year-old boy driving the car has since been charged with 13 offences including theft, burglary and culpable driving. A 15-year-old Hampton Park girl and a 19-year-old man have been released pending summons for motor vehicle theft. Dru’s older brother Josiah said his bereaved Dandenong family had been further hurt by “judging” comments on social media. Some of the unsympathetic comments highlighted the dangers of such joy-riding to other motorists and had no sympathy for Dru nor family members. The family has denied Dru was part of the Apex Gang, and had made the costly mistake of getting into the car “at the wrong place, at the wrong time”. Victoria Police has reportedly stated that some of the car’s occupants were known to police and part of the gang. Josiah had known the driver. “I didn’t know (Dru) even knew him. They were never friends,” Josiah said. Josiah said Dru was a fun-loving teen who simply liked to hang with his friends. He hoped that an 18-year-old Dandenong

A police officer photographs the car wreckage. 161624 man, who was also airlifted to The Alfred and remains in a critical condition, pulled through. Roads and Road Safety Minister Luke Donnellan, who is also Narre Warren North MP, said the crash was a “tragic reminder that inexperience and speed can have deadly consequences”. “I implore everyone to take extra care and cau-

Picture: GRANT LYNCH tion on the road as we lead up to Christmas. “Police are doing all they can to reduce this type of behaviour amongst our youth. “My thoughts and prayers go out to Dru Peterson’s family, and to the loved ones of the other children involved during this difficult time.”

Inspector John Cormack, of Victoria Police, said: “This crash involves many factors including youth, inexperience, and speed, and it has to stop. “This didn’t need to happen and risks to communities, themselves and other road users, and it’s hurting our kids.”

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The stars on show. The combination of Jane Powell and ’APH Kasper’ made for a thrilling sight at the 145th Dandenong Show at Greaves Reserve on Saturday. 161400 Pictures ROB CAREW

Family fun at 145th show By Narelle Coulter

Life Member Graeme Kershaw was recognised for his 50 years at the Dandenong Show.

Even after 145 years, the Dandenong Show still delights and excites. The weekend’s two-day show brought Greaves Reserve to life with show jumping, carnival rides, trade stands and competition sheds full of baking, craft, sheep, goats and chickens. Show president Sue Glenn said the event was a family institution that could be enjoyed by all generations. “It brings the community together,” Ms Glenn said. “It provides an opportunity for city children to touch and feel animals. Country shows are still affordable and easy to get to. People meet and catch up at their local show.” Ms Glenn’s thoughts were echoed by the Holt family from Mulgrave. Annick and Allan Holt and their two daughters enjoyed a day out at the show on Saturday. “It’s close by and convenient,” said Annick. “We like the fireworks and the kids like the rides.” “And it gets the girls out of the house,“ added Allan. In the craft pavilion, volunteers from the Dandenong Historical Society were selling copies of the 1971 Dandenong Journal which commemorated the show’s 100th anniversary. Show stalwart Graeme Kershaw was recognised for his magnificent effort over 50 years.

Older brother Liam helps sister Chelsea with her winning prize.

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Seven year old Hailey with ’Matilda’ the Lamb from Barn Buddies. 4 DANDENONG JOURNAL Monday, 14 November, 2016

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’Casper’ the Supreme Ram with from left, Max, Ash, Charlotte, Caley, Holly-Mae, Erin, Tess and Harry.

Katie McIntyre with Junior Champion Bull at the Dandenong Show ’Hazel Downs Merlin’.

By Cam Lucadou-Wells A Doveton serial drink-driver and disqualified driver is appealing his resultant jail term, arguing he needs to keep in touch with his estranged kids. Corey Anthony Van Loo, 33, pleaded with Dandenong Magistrates’ Court to be spared jail on 7 November - several hours after he was arrested in an unregistered car in Keysborough for his fifth charge of driving unlicensed since March. Van Loo argued that a further jail term would jeopardise relations with his children who are living interstate with his ex-partner. His lawyer told the court that Van Loo had an alcohol and drug issue, but was at a point in his life that he was “trying to pull his head in”. The court heard Van Loo required a licence to carry out his work as a plasterer. Over the past year, Van Loo had decreased his alcohol consumption, the lawyer argued. This was shown by the accused’s illegal reading of 0.047 in Safety Beach in August following a 0.157 blood-alcohol reading for a drink-driving charge in Doveton in March, the lawyer said. “He hasn’t had a drink for a number of weeks.” Since March, Van Loo was charged with three

counts of driving an unregistered car as well as two counts of driving with false plates and two counts of exceeding the legal blood-alcohol limit of 0.00. He was charged with drug-driving with ‘ice’ and cannabis in his system in Dandenong in September. Magistrate Julie O’Donnell noted Van Loo had been jailed for three months for traffic offences including drink-driving and disqualified driving in 2013. The accused had not heeded the potential “wake-up” call of being caught by police for unlicensed driving earlier this year, but continued his offending, Ms O’Donnell said. “A period of imprisonment is without question going to happen today,” she said. “He’s a man who’s got a short and significant history of driving offences.” Van Loo was jailed for five months followed by a 12-month therapeutic corrections order. He was disqualified from driving for 30 months. His lawyer indicated Van Loo would seek bail to appeal against the sentence to the County Court the next day.

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Woman scares off female robbers Police are trying to contact an unknown Indian woman who spooked a couple of female thugs and stopped them robbing two 14-year-old girls on 31 October. The two young women were walking along Magid Drive at 3pm after leaving the Fountain Gate Shopping Centre when they were approached from behind by a silver BMW. Two girls described to be about 17 years of age got out of the car and demanded the younger girls hand over their mobile phones while two males waited in the car. When they refused, the two older girls assault-

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It’s none of our business but… Soccer player and social advocate Nelly Yoa is sure living in the fast lane. The Dandenong man is fresh from signing with the A-League club Melbourne City, he’s been the subject of the film Offside, and has scored a TV cameo in Neighbours. This month he partied for more than a week with friend Usain Bolt during the worldchampion sprinter’s visit for the Melbourne Cup. To top it off, Yoa has become a father to a beautiful daughter. He and Bolt raced from Melbourne to be there for the birth but weren’t fast enough. Young Amaya beat them by 20 minutes. A defiant accused man told Dandenong Magistrates’ Court that he couldn’t bring himself “in good conscience” to apologise to police. The man had been so irritated that he had been booked riding his bike on a footpath while supervising his young daughter on her bike that he shunned the police’s offer of a diversion order. Rather than accept diversion - which would clear him of a criminal record - the man initially told the court he was “not guilty” and couldn’t bring himself to write a letter of gratitude to the officer. Faced then with a contested trial, the man back-tracked hours later and apologised for wasting the court’s time. The judge accepted the accused’s change of heart. “All you needed to write was ‘thank you for recommending me and I promise not to do it again’,” the judge said. “I could have written the letter for you.” A man pleading guilty to two $10-petrol drive offs told a Dandenong magistrate that he intended to “make it sweet”. The man told the judge that he’d been low on cash and fuel on both occasions. “At the time I was in a real bad place.” The judge warned the man - with a lengthy but recently quiet criminal record - not to front the courts again any time soon. The man was convicted and fined $200

and ordered to pay $20 restitution to the petrol stations. Just to “make it sweet”. Sister Margaret Noone, patron of Very Special Kids, wrote to the News to congratulate the “incredible contribution” of the Eden Rise Village Commonwealth Bank to the Very Special Kids Piggy Bank Appeal. Eden Rise Village Commonwealth Bank raised $1174 for the appeal, a part of the $1,043,697 total raised by the Victorian community to help families caring for children with life-threatening conditions. Strong winds over recent weeks have played havoc with the sale of poppies in the lead up to Remembrance Day. Two of Berwick RSL’s best poppy sellers, Jacqui and Garry Manning, had their stock of badges and a $20 note blown away when they were selling outside Woolworths in Beaconsfield recently. They later found the $20 in their car boot which had been open at the time!

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Scam alert - the Greater Dandenong Neighbourhood Watch president says people are doorknocking in Dandenong North requesting money to cover medical expenses. “A number of elderly people have handed over money,” Dawn Vernon said. “Technically this is not a crime as the householders are handing money to these individuals. “Police have asked if someone comes to the door, please do not give them money and if safe to do so take a photo of the individuals to provide to police.” Springvale’s Hung Pham will represent Australia on reality TV show Fashion Hero. The show’s aim is to break down unrealistic beauty standards. “Being a fashion model has always been a dream of mine,” Hung said. “However the industry simply does not allow someone who is short and not buff enough to undertake the role.”

Remembrance Day was observed early at Endeavour Hills war memorial on 8 November. Students, police officers and veterans observed an 11am minute’s silence and laid wreaths and poppies to pay respects to those who have died or suffered in armed conflicts. The service held by Dandenong-Cranbourne RSL sub branch was kept deliberately brief, featuring the traditional elements - the bugled Last Post, Reveille, the Ode, prayer, the national anthem and the God Save the Queen. The stand-to address was delivered by RSL sub-branch president John Wells. Students from James Cook and Thomas Mitchell primary schools attended. Berwick RSL held a Remembrance Day service at the High Street memorial in Berwick from 10.40am on 11 November and Major Guy Warnock delivered the address. There was also a Remembrance Day services from 10.50am at the Cranbourne cenotaph, west side of High Street and at the Pillars of Freedom, Clow Street, Dandenong.

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Program reaches to the regions By Victoria Stone-Meadows A HALLAM based youth outreach worker and gym owner is seeking sponsorship so he can take his program of helping young people get off drugs to regional areas. Glenn Munso from Cranbourne established the Youth YOU Program after recovering from his own struggles with drug addiction. He believes that his history in the illicit drug world as well as his qualifications in life coaching give him the best insight and ability to help young people in need. After successfully running the program from his gym in Hallam for about two years, Glenn wants to be able to give his program away for free in areas with high drug use rates among youth. His book Drugs Do Not Discriminate will tell his story of addiction and recovery as well as include tools, lessons and activities for others to implement the program. “I have just finished writing a book based on my life experiences and the Youth YOU program that has heaps of lessons and activates to help young people overcome addiction,” Mr Munso said. “In order to help more people, I want to raise enough funds so I can tour and go to country communities, Aboriginal communities, schools, and prisons and target people suffering from the ice epidemic and give the program to them for free in book form.” “I want to be able to do talks and give out the program to kids struggling with drug addictions for free through business sponsorships.” The Youth YOU program is aimed at people aged 18 to 27 and uses a non-clinic approach to supporting young people with addictions and violent histories to change their ways. Mr Munso is seeking sponsorship from businesses so he can share his program with those who most need it at no cost to the user. “I am looking out for sponsorship and for people to get on board to sponsor the campaign and help with the book so I can then help schools and communities with what they are going through.” While Mr Munso has done some fundraising

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Glenn Munso, owner and operator of the Youth YOU Program. 156507 through hosting a trivia night and sausage sizzles, he said sponsorship is the most realistic way he can deliver his program for free to communities in need. “At the moment we have done a trivia night to raise funds and sausage sizzle but the rest has been through people who sponsor kids through

the program,” he said. “To really make this work I need the support of people and businesses in the community.” Mr Munso’s book is due to be release in January and he plans to begin touring and giving the program away as soon as he can after the book release.

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Bakery rises, why not? By Casey Neill Persistence is paying off for Dandenong Market stallholder Rhonda Tannous. The Why Not? bakery was bustling with customers when the Journal stopped by to learn about traditional Lebanese breads and pastries. Flat bread, freshly-baked pizzas and money are flying across the stall but Ms Tannous keeps a board smile on her face and has a friendly word for every customer. “You’ve got to love what you do. People need to see that you love what you do,” she said. She worked at A1 Bakery in Lonsdale Street, Dandenong, for about 10 years before opening her own business in Hampton Park, serving up charcoal chicken, kebabs and fish and chips. Chemist Warehouse bought the store so Ms Tannous returned to A1 before applying for a space in the market. She got knocked back - “a few times, actually”. “Then they finally accepted me,” she said, a wry smile creeping across her face, eyes glinting. “I’m very determined. If I put my mind to something... “I wanted a new challenge, something for me, something for our family. “I wanted people to get to know our culture, our food.” With her husband Kamil she opened Why Not? on 23 August 2011. “When we first opened, all the stuff that was coming out of the oven, I cut it up into small pieces, put it on trays and carried it around to introduce people to the products,” she said. The self-confessed chatterbox wasn’t afraid to raise her voice to attract customers. “Usually you’ll hear me before you see me,” she said. The store is open every market day. Ms Tannous and several family members bake traditional thin-based Lebanese pizzas and pastries

Rhonda Tannous at Why Not bakery with halloumi-filled bread. around the clock. Alongside the Middle Eastern flavours infused into the likes of lamb, spinach, lemon, onion, sumac and zaatar, are the Aussie-inspired pesto chicken and spinach and feta pastries. “I might add felafel, made the traditional way, and maybe a few more traditional Lebanese sweets,” she said. A favourite is a semi-circle shaped bread baked with halloumi cheese inside.

“We just give it time to rise properly,” she said. “We work with the dough, not the dough works with us. “We’ve got to wait for the dough, otherwise it won’t come out right.” The baker rolls out the dough into a circle shape, fills it with halloumi, folds it over and crimps the edges together. “It’s easy, it’s not hard, it’s just a lot of work,” Ms Tannous said.

Thyssenkrupp is set to sizzle An egg and bacon breakfast launched Thyssenkrupp Materials Australia’s arrival in Dandenong. The aluminium wholesaler officially opened its doors on Monday 7 November at its first foray into Victoria. “It’s a pretty important area for us,” general manager Brad Foster said. “It’s heavily involved in the manufacturing sector that we target. “You’ve got your engineering and hightech industries that make finished components with our aluminium products. “We’re a wholesaler that stocks certified aluminium rolling and extruded products. “We’ll go out and source the material from the best mills in the world, we’ll bring that in and then we have plant machinery on-site which we can value-add to our product range.” The company’s customers come from the general engineering, high-tech, defence, aerospace, motor sport, mining, and hydraulic industries. “If you’re an engineering customer and you call and say you want 50 millimetre thick aluminium plates in the 5000 series and you need them to be cut to 250mm by 250mm and need 100 pieces, we’ll cut it to size,” he said. Mr Foster said the site was about 1200 square metres, housed state-of-the art equipment including a CNC plate and band saw, and had five staff. “We wanted to support our loyal customer base in Victoria,” he said. “We want to offer them better lead times and the ability to come and pick up from the site."

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open plan meals, kitchen and family domain, both of which open out to the alfresco entertaining area. The kitchen is striking, a real centre of the home, and is finished with a dark and light colour palette, stainless steel appliances, kitchen window and island bench, which is an ideal breakfast bar. Upstairs is a leisure retreat, which is ideal for the children, alongside the

bedrooms which are accommodated with a full family bathroom and separate toilet. The master is then complete with an en suite and walk-in wardrobe. The home is equipped with a combination of floating timber flooring, plush carpet and neutral colour tiling, ducted heating, evaporative cooling and a security system.

ISELL GROUP, ASPENDALE GARDENS, 8586 6411 DEE KAWSAR, 0423 215 815 ADDRESS: 7 BLUEBELL WAY INSPECT: BY APPOINTMENT TWILIGHT AUCTION: WEDNESDAY, 7 DECEMBER, 8PM

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NOBLE PARK This lovely two-bedroom villa unit is located in a quiet peaceful cluster of units with front and rear yards and ample visitor parking. It features a spacious lounge and dining area with cathedral ceilings and floorboards, a practical kitchen and a lock-up garage. Other features include built-in wardrobes to bedrooms, split system air conditioner and a central bathroom. It is close to Noble Park’s shops, schools, train station and other major amenities. It is currently rented to good tenants who provide a return of $1365 per month. The selling agent says that an inspection will not disappoint.

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FRONTING THE MOUSTACHE MOVEMENT Get ready, the Mega Mo’s (and a lot of small ones) are coming. Movember is back and hairier than ever with Mo Bros and Mo Sistas worldwide joining the Movember Foundation’s movement for men’s health, pledging to champion the Mo in 2016 to stop men dying too young. Hairiness aside, the money raised will be used to fund social and health initiatives that aim to reduce the number of men affected by testicular cancer, prostate cancer and mental health issues. Enormous Mega Mo’s - hairy, and metres wide - will be hung in more than 120 locations nationwide to draw attention to the Movember movement, acting as a conversation starter for men’s health issues - thanks to the support of G. J. Gardner Homes. Movember Foundation director for Australia and New Zealand Charlotte Webb said

men’s health was in crisis with an alarming number of men dying at a young age. “The rate of men diagnosed with testicular cancer has doubled in the last 50 years. 18,138 new cases of prostate cancer will be diagnosed this year and on average five men a day take their life through suicide we can’t afford to stay silent,” Ms Webb said. “By 2030 we want half as many men dying from prostate and testicular cancer and a quarter fewer men dying from suicide." G.J. Gardner Homes (G.J. Gardner) is proud to represent the construction industry to join the Mo-vement, cementing its support for Movember and launching an ongoing commitment to a healthier, happier staff. Darren Wallis, G.J. Gardner Homes CEO, said the organisation was excited to proactively help its hundreds of staff - the majority of whom are men, and also women who have men in their lives.

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Only 3 on the block with street frontage. No active Owners Corp. This 2 bedroom villa is close to schools, public transport & easy walk to Plaza. Offers spacious lounge/ dining, practical kitchen with gas cooking. Gas heater & air conditioner in lounge for year round comfort. Triple robes in both bedrooms. Tiles to wet areas. Large rear yard plus garage. Ideal for retiree, 1st home buyer or investor. Forget the car.

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Sat 26th Nov at 11am 10% dep - bal 30/60 days $300,000+ Wednesday 5-5.30pm Saturday 11-11.30am Chris Drieberg 0411 737 303

Magniicent opportunity for an astute developer with this corner site of 654m2 planning permit approved for detached townhouses with their own street frontage and no common land. Offers one x 4 bed design & two x 3 bed designs. All have ensuite bathroom & spacious living areas. Great location surrounded by modern homes & close to schools, transport & freeway. Rare opportunity here!

Auction Terms Price Inspect Agent

Sat 26th Nov at 1pm 10% dep - bal 60/90 days $420,000+ By appointment Neil Butler 0411 637 088

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Sat 3rd Dec at 11am 10% dep - bal 30/60 days $600,000+ Thursday 5-5.30pm Saturday 1-1.30pm Chris Drieberg 0411 637 088

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Permit to be approved for 2 adjacent 2 storey homes. Fully detached with street frontage & ample front & rear garden. Each design offers 3 bedrooms with ensuite to master, huge open plan living plus 2nd living area upstairs. Garage plus extra parking space. Ideal for 2 families or development opportunity to re-sell. Super location in popular area.

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Sat 26th Nov at 1.30pm 10% dep - bal 60/90 days $300,000+ By appointment Neil Butler 0411 637 088

Close to Springvale Centre & Westall Road Bypass. This spacious 3 bedroom home with potential for a possible 4th bedroom. Full ensuite to master. Large lounge/dining adjacent to a cupboard packed kitchen with R/H & WO leading to a huge rumpus & family room. 3 heating & cooling units for year round comfort. Ideal for large family. Opposite reserve. Make your Christmas come early.

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BUDGET PRICED BV IN POPULAR LOCATION Set on a 640m2 lot in a quiet area close to schools & transport this comfortable BV is fantastic buying as a irst home or investment. Offers large gas heated lounge with RC air conditioner, separate kitchen/meals with gas cooking, large bedrooms, tiled bathroom & separate toilet. Needs updating but fantastic potential here.

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Sat 3rd Dec at 12pm 10% dep - bal 60 days $430,000+ Wednesday 4-4.30pm Saturday 1-1.30pm Ben Luu 0414 288 763

This split level quality BV is surrounded by excellent homes and is close to schools, shops & transport. Lots of accommodation with 3 double bedrooms with BIR’s plus study (fourth bedroom). Fantastic living space with huge lounge & formal dining with RC air conditioner to a delightful garden which opens to a spacious family room and separate kitchen/meals area. Features high ceilings, hardwood loors downstairs and lots of built in furniture. Enormous carport under home with workshop, storage under and external toilet. Corner position offers parking for boat, trailer or truck.

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Sat 3rd Dec at 1pm 10% dep - bal 60/90 days $530,000+ Saturday 2-2.30pm Neil Butler 0411 637 088

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PICTURE PERFECT LIVING WITH LAKEVIEW IN A FRIENDLY LOCALE Quality and appeal in an ultra-convenient family pocket, this residence represents a compelling opportunity for first-home buyers or investors. Whether looking to invest or just entering the market, this well-appointed home has everything you’re looking for. This beautifully crafted, family-sized home is ripe for the picking; boasting a vast open plan layout, living area, a study alcove, three spacious bedrooms, master with a full en-suite and walk in robes and built in robes in the other two bedrooms. The bright kitchen with gas stove and endless storage space. Other features include down lights, ducted heating and evaporative cooling throughout, polished hardwood floors, and large back garden with lovely view of the lake perfect for outdoor living and entertaining your family and friends. There is a large driveway to a double garage with internal access into the living/rumpus room. All the hard work has been done for you in this home just ready to move in. In such a premium pocket of Endeavour Hills, with the comforts of family living all nearby; bus stop, a minute walk to Primary School, Secondary College, and close to shops, parkland, South Eastern Private Hospital plus East Link and Monash Freeway access for the easy city commute. Make this home your next family destination.

Price: $530,000+ Inspect: Saturday 2:30 - 3:00pm

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BASIC BRICK VENEER BARGAIN! Held in the one family since new, this mostly original BV home is in sound structural condition but needs some love to bring it up to today’s lifestyle. Ideal as an affordable first home or investment for those with energy and some imagination; this compact family home comprises 3 bedrooms, a central bathroom, an L-shaped living and dining room, updated kitchen with airy meals are, plus laundry and WC. Outside is a double carport and large storage shed, as well as plenty of rear garden space for developing the outdoor living area, or even for an extension (STCA). Located in a very central and popular precinct close to shops, schools and bus. See this quickly as opportunities like this don’t come along very often.

Auction: Saturday 26th November at 11am Price: $500,000+ Inspect: Wednesday 4:30 - 5:00pm Saturday 12:00 - 12:30pm

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KEYSBOROUGH 102 CLARENDON DRIVE

IMMACULATE FAMILY HOME IN SOMERFIELD ESTATE

For Sale Now or By Auction: Saturday 10th December at 2pm Price: $800,000+ Inspect: Saturday 1:30 - 2:00pm

Boasting a spacious, contemporary design, this stunning residence offers exceptional living in a sought-after location. Featuring quality fixtures and finishes throughout, a pivot entry door opens to a generous foyer with polished porcelain tiles and 2.7m-high ceilings. The stylish and practical layout provides room for the whole family, with a home office and a rumpus room offering potential as a fourth bedroom. The designer kitchen is a cook’s delight, complete with stone benchtops and stainless-steel appliances, including a 900mm upright cooker/oven. Timber bi-fold doors in the adjacent family/dining room open to an inviting sun-drenched deck, ideal for entertaining family and friends. Providing a relaxing space to retreat, the master bedroom comprises a walk-in-robe and en suite with double vanity and large shower. The other bedrooms have built-in-robes and share a stylish main bathroom. Gas ducted heating, evaporative cooling, laundry and double garage with ceiling heater are among other inclusions. Surrounded by mature trees, the rear yard features a 12-metre raised vegetable garden, while the lush front garden, with bamboo plants and a sprinkler system, is positioned alongside a bluestone path and cobblestone driveway. Located in a coveted, closeknit neighbourhood within Somerfield Estate, this beautiful home is just a few years old and offers low-maintenance living. With easy access to Eastlink, 8 minutes’ drive to Edithvale beach and Parkmore Shopping Centre, Dandenong station it is also conveniently positioned near a wide range of facilities, including quality schools, Haileybury College and more. Office: Keysborough Ph: 9701 8611

Le Hoa Wysham 0418 566 133 Anthony Mondous 0417 508 189

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Hall & Partners DANDENONG 54 Cleeland Street AUCTION THIS SATURDAY

NOBLE PARK 4/55 Joffre Street AMAZING CITY CENTRAL LOCATION! RESIDENTIAL GROWTH ZONE! Just a few doors from the Dandenong Market. Existing older style timber home on land approx. 769m2- easy walking distance to everything including City Central Shopping Dandenong Plaza, Dandenong Market, Schools & Restaurants. Fantastic opportunity for the Builder/Investor/ Entrepreneur looking to create a project. Current zoning allows 3-4 storey residential development, medical centre etc (subject to permits) YOUR CALL!

Auction: Saturday 19th Nov at 2:30pm Inspect: Tuesday & Thursday 3-3:30pm Saturday From 2pm Contact: Tim Retallack 0419 391 804

MULGRAVE 90 Wanda Street AUCTION THIS SATURDAY

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RENOVATED UNIT AT ENTRY LEVEL PRICE Secluded 2 bedroom renovated unit in this quiet location offers: Sunny lounge with air conditioning & gas heater, 2 large bedrooms with built in robes, new carpet and split system air conditioning. Freshly painted, separate kitchen with gas stove and good cupboard space, private backyard, brick garage and reasonable body co-operation fees. Easy walk to Yarraman Station. Terms 10% Deposit, Balance 60/90 Days.

AUCTION THIS SATURDAY

Auction: Saturday 19th November at 12pm Inspect: Saturday from 11:30am Contact: Michael Cervenjak 0419 389 039

HALLAM 30 Regal Avenue ATTENTION DEVELOPERS! Positioned in a sought after location of Mulgrave, and with its huge land size of 730m2 approx., this home is almost too good to be true! This bright & spacious home comprises of 3 good sized bedrooms providing space for everyone, a separate bath and toilet, gas heating, expansive living area plus kitchen with an open plan meals area.This is a great property with potential development opportunity (S.T.C.A).

Auction: Saturday 19th November at 1pm Inspect: Saturday From 12:30pm Contact: Leigh Hall 0401 408 580

Dandenong 254 Lonsdale Street Mulgrave Shop 19 Waverley Gardens Shopping Centre Endeavour Hills Shop 62 Endeavour Hills Shopping Centre

LOOKING FOR EXTRA-LARGE FAMILIES! This massive family home in court location close to schools and Hallam Square Shops offers; 3 huge living areas, 6 bedrooms, study, solid timber kitchen, 2 bathrooms, 2 x ducted heating systems and evaporative cooling. Magnificent in ground swimming pool, spa and under cover BBQ area- in a very private setting. Security gate, double carport and double garage.

AUCTION

Terms 10% Deposit, Balance 30/60 Days.

Auction: Saturday 3rd December at 12pm Inspect: Tuesday 4:30-5:30pm Contact: Michael Cervenjak 0419 389 39 J HPB

9792 0265 9548 1200 9700 3000

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alexscott.com.au 535 Bessie Creek Road, Nar Nar Goon North

4A 3B 3C

345 Guy Road, Tenby Point

FARMER RETIRING 40.24 HA (99.4 ACRES)

TENBY POINT FOR SALE

Nestled in the rolling hills in this highly productive grazing property with great views from the ridge line and5.3KM from the highway along a sealed road. A 10 aside dairy shedding yards, irrigation dam, creek andmains water. 10.5kms from the new Pakenham Race Track and a second road frontage to Dore Road. This is an ideal area for a new home site. The water is pumped to a storage tank on this ridge and then gravityfed to all paddocks. A large irrigation dam, creek and mains water provide anabundance of water. Thehome was extended in the 1970’s and renovated in the 1980’s. It compromises of 4 bedrooms with built in robes, master with ensuite, timber kitchen meals area, lounge with an open ﬁre place, family room with wood heater, bathroom, shower room toilet and a large laundry. A verandah overlooks the property and the above ground pool.

291 acres, in three titles, all with coastal frontage: 56 acres, 140.6 acres and 96 acres About 1.35 kms of north facing, coastal frontage.Title to the high water mark,fronting sandy beaches, a cave and the Tenby Point Jetty ruins.Flat gently rising land, with generally, sandy loam soils, with established pastures, fences, stockyards, an old home(about 40m from the beach), shearing shed, hay Shed, machinery shed and a historic Chicory Kiln.Sealed road frontages to Guy Road and Marine Road.Bore water and Dams.Mains water and Sewerage available.Steeped in local history. 3.5kms to Primary school, 4kms to Corinella shop, 8.2 kms to Grantville, 23 kms to Phillip Isand and 109kms to Melbourne (two sets of trafﬁc lights).A unique opportunity for this outstanding property, that was purchased in 1972.

Auction Contact

Saturday 19th November at 11am Tom Gibson 0438 574 472 or John Patterson 0413 565 408

EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST CLOSING DECEMBER 1ST Contact Tom Gibson 0438 574 472

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Endeavour Hills 14 Brandon Court

Endeavour Hills 12 Dealbata Avenue

For auction.

9706 0556

For sale.

9706 0556

Saturday 10 December at 1:30pm • 4 bedrooms (main with ENS & WIR) • Hostess kitchen, 2 living zones • Wonderful alfresco overlooking low maintenance landscaped garden

Shop 41 Endeavour Hills SC , Endeavour Hills obrienrealestate.com.au Jay Giblett 0417 681 312 Bernardo Naredo 0422 034 577

Buyers Over $430,000 • 3 bedrooms ( with BIR’s) • Spacious kitchen with dining area • 2 spacious living areas, double carport • Gas ducted heating, air conditioning 3 1 2

Shop 41 Endeavour Hills SC , Endeavour Hills obrienrealestate.com.au Umesh Kumar 0434 023 805

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Endeavour Hills 8 Moya Close

Endeavour Hills 10 Southwell Close

For sale.

9706 0556

For auction.

9706 0556

Buyers Over $640,000 • 4 bedrooms, master with ENS & WIR • Renovated kitchen overlooking dining • 2 spacious separate living zones • Outdoor alfresco with a large backyard 4 2 2 1

Shop 41 Endeavour Hills SC , Endeavour Hills obrienrealestate.com.au Shenay Miller 0418 149 641 Jay Giblett 0417 681 312

Saturday 10 December at 11:30am • 3 bedrooms (master with ens & WIR) • Central entertainers kitchen • 2 light filled living zones • Alfresco overlooking back garden

Shop 41 Endeavour Hills SC , Endeavour Hills obrienrealestate.com.au Jay Giblett 0417 681 312 Brendon Huang 0425 370 646

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Dandenong 50 Benga Avenue

Dandenong 2/60 Cleeland Street

For auction.

9793 3175

For auction.

9793 3175

Saturday 10 December at 2:30pm • Development opportunity 660m2 • Close to schools and shops • Cooling and heating

282 Lonsdale Street, Dandenong obrienrealestate.com.au Dennis Tzortzoglou 0438 341 066

Saturday 10 December at 11:30am • 2 bedrooms, as new kitchen • Conveniently located and secure • Walking distance to everything

282 Lonsdale Street, Dandenong obrienrealestate.com.au Bob Milkovic 0422 504 106 Dennis Tzortzoglou 0438 341 066

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Dandenong 2/15-17 Potter Street

Dandenong North 20 Victor Avenue

For auction.

9793 3175

For auction.

9793 3175

Saturday 10 December at 12:30pm • 2 bedrooms both with BIR’s • Modern kitchen with s/s appliances • Ducted heating & evaporative cooling

282 Lonsdale Street, Dandenong obrienrealestate.com.au Bob Milkovic 0422 504 106 Dragana Vasich 0432 042 686

Saturday 26 November at 12:30pm • 4 bedroom, 2 with built in robes • Open plan living, dining area • Ducted heating & reverse cycle air conditioner

282 Lonsdale Street, Dandenong obrienrealestate.com.au Bob Milkovic 0422 504 106

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Keysborough 183 KEYLANA DRIVE

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narre Warren south 1 EDEN GROVE

the luxury home you’ve been seeKing

private esr Contact Agent vieW Saturday 11:00 - 11:30pm Wednesday 5:00 - 5:30pm Photo I.D Required ContaCt Ozan Kanbur 0403 644 379 Corey (Khoi) Le 0417 311 491 offiCe 363 Springvale Road, Springvale Tel: 03 8581 0999

narre Warren south’s paradise at the point!

A home of the highest calibre, this exquisitely finished ex Porter Davis Display residence offers outstanding living on every level. • • • • • • •

Professionally designed color theme throughout Generously sized bedrooms Home ofice/study Open plan kitchen w/ SS appliances Theatre room Outdoor al fresco area w/ bi-fold doors High ceilings

Masterful in design, this architectural phenomenal of Narre Warren South leaves no stone unturned in its mission to deliver paradise living on an unprecedented level. • Soaring high ceilings • Five-star kitchen with granite stone bench top • Gaggenau oven cooktop / microwave • Heated swimming pool and spa • Tropical resort garden • Triple car garage wth an additional 22 square metre (approx) garage

private sale esr Contact Agent vieW Photo I.D Required ContaCt Tommy Nguyen 0431 644 889 Corey (Khoi) Le 0417 311 491 offiCe 363 Springvale Road, Springvale Tel: 03 8581 0999

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narre Warren 20 CARROLL COURT

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Cranbourne east 11 COLLISON ROAD

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With Narre Warren property prices at an all-time high, this is a rare opportunity to secure an exceptional family home. • Master bedrooms with ensuite • Formal lounge and dining • Spacious Living and Kitchen • Gas ducted heating • Double Lockup Garage

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26th November 2:30pm 10% Deposit. Balance 30-60 Days Contact Agent Saturday 2:00 - 2:30pm Photo ID Required ContaCt Roger Nissanka 0406 271 004 Corey (Khoi) Le 0417 311 491 offiCe 363 Springvale Road, Springvale Tel: 03 8581 0999

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prime development set in the heart of Cranbourne east, this is your golden opportunity to purchase over 1100m2 (approx) located in the urban growth Zone in the Collison estate. this large block has the potential to sub-divide (stCa) and with new residential development’s taking place around this property now is the time to secure this gold mine. not just suitable for the astute developer or investor, the home is also ideal for small or growing families who like ample space and the outdoor lifestyle. the 5 bedroom house offers large living areas with ireplace, and more.

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private sale esr Contact Agent Photo ID Require ContaCt Corey (Khoi) Le 0417 311 491 offiCe

363 Springvale Road, Springvale Tel: 03 8581 0999

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keysborough 46 Kirribilli aveNue

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Designer lifestyle meets family lifestyle

Nestled beautifully in the exclusive Somerfield Estate, close to local shops, sporting facilities, public transport and prestigious schools. • • • • • • •

Quality open plan kitchen w/ SS appliances Light illed family living & dining area Generously sized bedrooms 2 superb al fresco dining options Double car garage 4yr old Metricon built 28sq/448m2 (approx)

noble Park 42 Stuart Street an enticing acquisition on 802m2 (aPProx) take your place in the heart of Noble Park with comfort today, scope for tomorrow and a fast developing precinct close to parks, great schools, public transport and shopping. Open plan living w/ timber floors throughout Custom kitchen w/ SS appliances Generously sized robed bedrooms Impeccably renovated bathroom Additional bungalow/office/work studio 802m2 w/ 18.5m frontage (approx)

363 Springvale Road, Springvale DJ

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10th December 2:30pm 10% Deposit. Balance 30-60 Days Contact Agent Saturday 2:00 - 2:00pm Photo I.D Required contact Ozan Kanbur 0403 644 379 Corey (Khoi) Le 0417 311 491 office 363 Springvale Road, Springvale Tel: 03 8581 0999

designer style meets family lifestyle in a premier lifestyle location. You feel warm at heart the moment you walk in. • • • • • • •

Open living w/ sparkling timber loors throughout SS appliances & stone benchtops Family living & dining area w/ open ire place Renovated bathrooms w/ custom inishes Beautiful outdoor entertainment area Spacious landscaped Gas ducted heating & refrigerated cooling

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A3 B1 E2 C1 D1 Private esr Contact Agent view Saturday 12:15 - 12:45pm Photo ID Required contact Corey (Khoi) Le 0417 311 491 Ozan Kanbur 0403 644 379 office 363 Springvale Road, Springvale Tel: 03 8581 0999

calling on all buyers quality home on large block (728m2 aPProx) • 3 robed bedrooms, master with walk in ensuite • Full family bathroom with separate toilet • Formal lounge with large dining room • Hardwood polished loorboards • Fully insulated • Beautiful manicured garden • Two-way entrance

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Private sale esr $680,000+ view Saturday 1:00 - 1:30pm Thursday 6:00 - 6:30pm Photo I.D Required contact Ozan Kanbur 0403 644 379 Corey (Khoi) Le 0417 311 491 office 363 Springvale Road, Springvale

Private sale esr Contact Agent view Saturday 11:00 - 11:30pam Wednesday 5:00 - 5:30pm Photo ID Required contact Tommy Nguyen 0431 644 889 Corey (Khoi) Le 0417 311 491 office 363 Springvale Road, Springvale

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NOBLE PARK NORTH 314 Police Road

Wake Up and Develop a Dream!

View Saturday 12.00-12.30pm ljhooker.com

Roy McNerney 0409 149 356 Noble Park 9546 1888 31-33 Buckley Street

Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t go past this delightful Mediterranean style home. Featuring 2 spacious living areas, built-in robes, bright/sparkling kitchen, formal dining, established gardens, storage sheds, ducted heating, 2 split system aircons & a gas wall heater. On the cusp of Noble Park & Keysborough within close proximity to schools, public transport & shopping centres. All of this delightful home sits on a block of 617m2 (approx.)

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Roy McNerney 0409 149 356 Ray Anthony 0400 228 878 Noble Park 9546 1888 31-33 Buckley Street

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NOBLE PARK 3 Bristol Court

NOBLE PARK 1037 Heatherton Road

Great Family Home in Prized Position! 639m2 (approx.)

Your Options Are Endless!

On the cusp of Noble Park & Keysborough. Comprising of a formal lounge, 3 good size bedrooms, built in robes, central bathroom, wellappointed modern kitchen, adjoining dining area, spacious family room which opens out onto a covered entertaining area & good size rear yard. Includes a coonara wood heater, air con, two split inverters, dishwasher, lock up garage & more!

Breathe some much needed life into this potential filled property. In one of Noble Parkâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s renowned hot spots, offering exciting options for renovators, multi-unit developers (STCA) & for those chasing big land to build their dream home. Weatherboard home comprises of 3 bedrooms, separate lounge, functional kitchen, gas appliances & a double steel garage. Currently tenanted. Auction Terms: 10% deposit and balance in 30 days.

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AUCTION Saturday 3rd December 12.00pm On Site View Wednesday 5.00-5.30pm & Saturday 3.00-3.30pm ljhooker.com

Roy McNerney 0409 149 356 Noble Park 9546 1888 31-33 Buckley Street

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AUCTION Saturday 17 December 1.00pm On Site View Thursday 5.00-5.30pm & Saturday 2.00-2.30pm ljhooker.com

Shantha Puvaneswaran 0419 362 758 Noble Park 9546 1888 31-33 Buckley Street

All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided. Interested parties must solely rely on their own enquiries.

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Fantastic Family Home in Great Location! AUCTION Saturday 19 November 12.30pm On Site

Renovate or recreate! Your options are endless on this 612m2 approx. block, opposite Waverley Garden Shopping Centre. Currently tenanted with a good return. 3 bedrooms, large lounge, polished floors, modern kitchen, gas appliances, tiled meals area, gas heating, aluminium roller shutters, low maintenance yard & a carport. Close to schools, shopping, medical centres, public transport & the Monash Freeway.

NOBLE PARK 3 Arden Drive

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SALES & RENTALS

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

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Dandenong

1-4/28 CHArleS Avenue

A SUPER INVESTMENT!

Located right at the top of the highest point in the suburb, this well constructed, circa 1960’s block of four single bedroom units has come on to the market after decades of ownership by the one family. Only a minutes drive to the Monash Freeway and walking distance to transport and schools, this attractive block is home to very long term tenants. Currently returning $44,200 p.a, each unit comprises:-very large bedroom with robes, big living room adjoining kitchen/ meals area and laundry/bathroom. There are grassed lawns in the backyard and car accommodation by way of a carport. Lots of options –Buy in your Super Fund. Subdivide and renovate. Buy with your family! NO OWNERS CORP! A VERY RARE FIND!

AuCtion: Saturday, 19th november, 2016 @ 12:30pm (if not sold prior) oPen: thurs 5:00pm to 5:20pm & Sat 12:00pm to 12:30pm

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Dandenong

124 Herbert Street

CENTRAL WITH POTENTIAL!

Wander 300 metres to the Dandenong Market and city centre from this character filled 1930’s style clinker brick home. The magnificent site of approx. 720m2 Zone RGZ – 1, will accommodate dual occupancy or multi town house development (STCA). The home comprises three bedrooms, two double and one single, a large formal lounge room and kitchen/dining room. Features 2.7m ceilings with ornate plasterwork and rich timber architraves. Renovate – build at rear – demolish and redevelop! (STCA) LOTS OF OPTIONS!

AuCtion: 19th november, 2016 @ 2:00pm (if not sold prior) oPen: Wed 5:00pm to 5:30pm & Sat 1:30pm to 2:00pm

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Dandenong

2 GrAnDvieW Avenue

690m2 OF PRIME REAL ESTATE!

A large block with a very liveable home set just so close to the Plaza, market, shops, schools and places of worship. Plenty of development happening in the street so would suit a developer or an owner occupier who has an eye on the future. Three bedrooms, large lounge, separate kitchen/meals with huge backyard for the kids and dog or for that second dwelling a bit later on (STCA). SECURE YOUR FUTURE!

AuCtion: 3rd December, 2016 @ 11:00am (if not sold prior) oPen: Wed 4:15pm to 4:45pm & Sat 11:00am to 11:20am

132 Herbert Street

THE TIME FOR RENEWAL IS HERE!

This house has gone by its use by date and is in need of a major renovation or push it over and start again. Being ideal development site for multi unit/townhouses (STCA), this property is all about the land. Fantastic location close to CBD, Plaza, Dandenong Market, transport, schools and more. OPPORTUNITY FOR THE SMART DEVELOPER!

AuCtion: 10th December, 2016 @ 12:30pm (if not sold prior) oPen: Sat 3:00pm to 3:20pm

LANDLORDS

Looking for a great return??

2/80 Cheltenham Road 7% 16/23 Edith Street 5.8% 1/40 Princes Highway 6.2% 11/116 Princes Highway 6.0% Better than Bank returns and stronger than many Superannuation returns!! Call now to make an appointment to secure your next high yield investment!

DEVELOPERS/INVESTORS

What will be your next project?

124 Herbert Street 720m2 132 Herbert Street 720m2 2 Grandview Avenue 690m2 27 Wilson Street 810m2 1 Jolly Street 831m2

Now is the time to invest in your future from 2 to 4 level development (STCA) blocks, most in central Dandenong

STEPHEN LAMB

JOHN RATNAM

Steve’s real estate career spans more than 18 years. Steve’s real estate philosophy is simple “tell it as it is, be truthful with all of your clients”. The consummate professional, his integrity, sincerity and uncompromising work ethic are corner stones of his likeable character. Steve has always realised that real estate is a people industry. Steve will strive to ensure that you experience the best possible result and service.

Sri Lankan born, John has lived in the Dandenong area for over 15 years.

Sales Consultant 0421 045 460

Sales Consultant 0414 556 517

Experienced with 12 years Real Estate in Dandenong and surrounding suburbs with multi-lingual skills to assist buyers and sellers. John’s motto is to treat others as he would like to be treated. Call John for all your Real Estate needs.

Call Stephen for all your Real Estate needs.

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John Ratnam Sales Consultant 0414 556 517

Stephen Lamb Sales Consultant 0421 045 460

Frank Holohan Senior Consultant

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What a cracking month... and it’s just starting to heat up! Call our ofices today for a FREE market appraisal.

4/29 Birdwood Avenue DANDENONG

4 Olive Road EUMEMMERRING

6/68-70 Chandler Road NOBLE PARK

8 Charlton Street SPRINGVALE

3/5 Crescent Street NOBLE PARK

10 Hunter Rise ENDEAVOUR HILLS

Lot 55 | 145 Chapel Road 1/16-18 Raymond Street KEYSBOROUGH NOBLE PARK

377 Princes Highway NOBLE PARK NORTH

8 Nicholas Street KEYSBOROUGH

37 Sales in October

14/42 Liege Avenue NOBLE PARK

1/68 Scott Street DANDENONG

4/32 Bruce Street DANDENONG

57 Boyd Street DANDENONG NORTH

10 Bergen Street KEYSBOROUGH

422 Corrigan Road KEYSBOROUGH

31 Armstrong Way DANDENONG NORTH

21 Larbert Road NOBLE PARK

7 Tyers Lane KEYSBOROUGH

4 Box Street DOVETON

15/80-82 Ellendale Road NOBLE PARK

3/7 Barnett Grove NOBLE PARK

61 Illawarra Crescent DANDENONG NORTH

Lot 54 | 145 Chapel Road KEYSBOROUGH

7/25 Bowmore Road NOBLE PARK

1/68-70 Callander Road NOBLE PARK

170 Bloomield Road NOBLE PARK

21 Rosette Crescent KEYSBOROUGH

4 Bracknell Street KEYSBOROUGH

331 Cheltenham Road KEYSBOROUGH

23 Emery Drive DINGLEY VILLAGE

15 Warrawee Avenue NOBLE PARK

4 Dorset Court KEYSBOROUGH

3/20 Kirkham Road DANDENONG

7 Ardgower Road NOBLE PARK

106 Kidds Road DOVETON

1 Pauline Avenue DINGLEY VILLAGE

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

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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KEYSBOROUGH 83 KEYS ROAD Once in a Lifetime Opportunity on almost 5 Acres! ‘Home Sweet Home’ has never sounded any better than this once in a lifetime home… and as you cast your eyes upon this custom built and truly exquisite beauty, you will know this is a rare find. Families will love the space on offer, investors can land bank with approximately 20,235m2 on offer and if you have horses and animals, this is your chance to stay on site to have them nearby. Every inch, every corner, every detail has been hand picked and crafted for your pleasure. With four great sized bedrooms, a stunning central kitchen, a front verandah with circular driveway, three living zones, a pergola overlooking the pool and gazebo, stables, tack room, horse sheds and sand area plus an abundance of land for pets and kids to run freely – this Victorian home is elegance and versatility all rolled into one!

METHOD PRICE INSPECT CONTACT

Tuesday 29th November at 5pm unless sold prior Contact Agent Sat 3:15 - 3:45pm Photo ID required Jeremy Phillips 0402 751 001 Tim Stickley 0409 215 540 KEYSBOROUGH 8769 1888

As the Keysborough area grows, so does our team!

Like most families, we outgrew our current home. So we renovated... we extended... We made our home bigger and better able to deliver a top real estate experience for you. With over 40 staff in sales, property management and administration, we are one of the biggest and most successful agencies in the area.

Call in to our new ofice to say hello and enjoy a red carpet experience.

DANDENONG NORTH 41 EXNER DRIVE

Not a Cent to Spend! Have you been looking for a home where you can move in and all of the work has been done! Well this tidy brick home is perfect for you. The spacious open plan family/dining area will be the most popular place to hang out and with the overlooking kitchen. The 3 bedrooms are all ample in size and the bathroom is centrally located. There is a large single garage, a pergola/deck for entertaining & heating throughout. METHOD PRICE INSPECT CONTACT

Saturday 19th November at 11:30am $490,000+ Thurs 5 - 5:30pm & Sat 11 - 11:30am Photo ID required Daniel Pepperell 0418 105 105 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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FOR SALE

LOCH – SOUTH GIPPSLAND

“DERRYLEA” SUPERB LIFESTYLE PROPERTY ON 13 ACRES

IDYLLIC COUNTRY SETTING 3 1 10 ACRES

• 44 square architecturally designed & craftsman built home • 4 bedrooms, 3 living, 2 bath, study • High quality fixtures & fittings • Magnificent views of rolling countryside • Horses, cattle, alpacas, fruit, vegies, hobby farm • Outstanding position, Loch Village 3km, Pakenham & Cranbourne 30 mins

• Californian Bungalow filled with period charm incl. polished floorboards • 3 BRs, study, separate dining room, lounge with fire place • Stunning countryside views from every window • 1 BR bungalow perfect for guests, studio or rumpus rooms • 50x30ft concreted plumbed shed, large w/shop, room for 3 cars • Horse stables, spring-fed dam • 10 mins drive to Korumburra/Leongatha & 125km to Melbourne If you would like to inspect this property at a different time or have any questions, please contact Jean O’Loughlin on 0428 571 083 or Don Olden on 0417 805 312. Open for Inspection times: Saturday 19th Nov @ 1.30pm – 2.00pm & Saturday 26th Nov @ 11.00am – 11.30am Price: $499,000 Web ID: 10657365 Address: 420 Fairbank Rd, Arawata

Contact Jean O’Loughlin on 0428 571 083 or Don Olden 0417 805 312 Open for Inspection times: Saturday 19th Nov @ 10.30am – 11.00am Price: $895,000 Web ID: 10654775 Address: 21 South Road, Loch

Auction

Elders Korumburra, 11 Commercial St, Korumburra

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www.clarkRE.com.au

Warragul 129 Victoria Street

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Contact Peter Clark 0418 599 432 / Inspect Saturday 19th Nov 1:00 - 1:30pm

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TERMS / 10% Deposit, Balance 30/60/90 Days 33 Smith St Warragul

40 Princes Way Drouin

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Warning signs shouldn’t be ignored Welcoming a child into the world changes lives. The perinatal period from pregnancy through to the child’s first birthday will bring smiles, cuddles and fun, but also tears, lost sleep and stress. Even the healthiest person will take time to adjust, and some women will have more difficulty adjusting than others. Perinatal Mental Health Awareness Week is 13-19 November and St John of God Berwick Raphael Services is working hard to raise awareness of the illness and of the service it offers. Staffed by a multidisciplinary team of mental health clinicians, Raphael Services provides specialised perinatal mental health including psychiatric care to mothers, fathers and families in the perinatal and infancy stages. This includes assessments, individual therapy and group therapy. Raphael Services is available to all members of the community and is free of charge or at minimal cost as part of St John of God Healthcare’s commitment to social outreach. The services can be accessed from conception until the child is four years of age. A GP or other medical referral is required. Prof Marie-Paule Austin is head of perinatal psychiatry at the University of New South Wales and the Director of the Mother and Baby unit at St John of God Burwood Hospital. She shares why she thinks women don’t seek help when they struggle with their emotional health. 1. They think depression only occurs postnatally Many health care professionals don’t use the term ‘post-natal depression’ anymore and instead use ‘perinatal depression.’ This is because women may experience issues with their emotional health well before the baby is born. “The term ‘postnatal depression’ implied that a woman’s emotional health was fine in pregnancy and then suddenly everything went wrong when

the baby was born, which is not the case,” said Prof Austin. “In many cases a woman will start to become unwell in pregnancy and feel worse when the baby comes with the added sleep deprivation and the challenges of caring for a newborn.” 2. They feel they can’t cope on their own The perinatal period can be stressful and many women feel anxious at this time. Any woman who is struggling emotionally should not tough it out on their own. Sharing the burden with family, friends or a trusted health care professional is just as important as going for pregnancy checks. 3. They think they are OK because no one else is concerned A woman may feel that a confidant does not take their concerns seriously. “Don’t give up, trust your gut feeling,” said Prof Austin. “Follow it up by speaking to a trusted health care professional. This could be your GP, midwife, nurse or obstetrician.” 4. They fear that talking about their struggles may lead them to being labelled There are many barriers that can discourage women from seeking help, and one of the most significant barriers is stigma. Prof Austin said that many women think that if they tell anyone about how they are feeling then they are owning up to ‘being a failure’ or may be labelled as ‘mad’. Others fear they will be asked to take medication. However, medication is only one option and most women will benefit from seeing a psychologist or participating in a support group. Anyone who feels they are not coping or who are concerned for a loved one is urged to contact St John of God Berwick Raphael Services on 9707 3988 or see their GP. In a crisis situation they should call triple zero.

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Blues are on par Golfers teed off for an Endeavour Hills police charity event at Churchill Waverley Golf and Bowls Club on 11 November. Sergeant John Blackburn of Endeavour Hills police said he expected to raise more than $10,000 from the non-profit golf event which has so far raised more than $100,000. Last year’s beneficiaries were The Andrews Centre, Endeavour Hills Lions Club, Police Legacy, Windermere, Jan Juc Surf Life-Saving Club and Victoria Trust Account for Indigenous Youth.

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What’s on Book sale The Friends of Doveton Library will sell books priced from 50 cents to $5 and magazines for 10 cents. ■ Doveton Library, Autumn Place, Doveton. Saturday 19 November, 9.30am to 12.30pm. Call 9792 9497 for more information.

Walk Against Family Violence This annual event will travel from Dandenong Market to Harmony Square, finishing with a performance from Violence Free Families ambassador Colleen Hewett. ■ From Market Square, Dandenong Market, corner Clow and Cleeland streets, to Harmony Square, 225 Lonsdale Street, Dandenong. Tuesday 22 November, 10.30am.

Craft a Christmas card This series of three Christmas card making workshops promises to be fun, relaxed and inspirational. ■ The Open Door, 110 Ann Street, Dandenong. Tuesdays 15, 22 and 29 November, 1.30pm to 3pm. A $4 donation is suggested. Bookings are recommended. Call Trish or Jo on 9791 8664.

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Cuppa with an artist Springvale Uniting Church artist in residence and local Brendan Nicholl is painting scenes from his neighbourhood for the exhibition Springvale in Transition. He’s hosting a free morning tea and colourmixing demonstration. ■ Springvale Uniting Church, 47 Balmoral Street, Springvale. Enter at rear. Wednesday 23 November, 10am to 12.30pm.

Create a woven wall hanging and lean how to set up a loom, warping and different knot styles. ■ Heritage Hill Museum and Historic Gardens, 66 McCrae Street, Dandenong. Thursday 17 November, 6.30pm to 8.30pm. $20 per class. Call 8571 1666 visit www.greaterdandenong.com to book.

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Local artist Brendan Nicholl will host a garden art session. Materials and equipment are provided, but participants are welcome to bring a sketch pad and materials. Any experience level is welcome. ■ Heritage Hill Museum and Historic Gardens, 66 McCrae Street, Dandenong. Saturdays 19 and 26 November, 10am to 1pm. $18 per class. Call 8571 1666 or visit www. greaterdandenong.com to book.

A year of Connection Connection Gallery will celebrate its first birthday with Afghani food, music and entertainment, a silent art auction, raffles and prizes. ■ Abrakebabra function room, 297 Lonsdale Street, Dandenong. Saturday 26 November, 6.30pm to 10pm. Visit www.trybooking.com/ NNBM for tickets.

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Karaoke for Christmas The U3A Dandenong Karaoke Group is presenting a free end of semester Christmas concert. Hear songs from the ’50s, ’60s and ’70s. ■ Paddy O’Donoghue Centre, 18 Buckley Street, Noble Park. Friday 25 November, 1pm to 3.30pm. Call 9546 2997.

Pick up a bargain This car boot sale will also feature Devon-

shire teas and a sausage sizzle. ■ St James’ Anglican Church, corner Wilson and Langhorne streets, Dandenong. Saturday 19 November, 9am to 2pm. Cost $15. Call Charles after hours for bookings on 0412 221 652.

Christmas helping hand day We Care Community Services will be giving away good quality clothing, food and toys to the needy. The day will include a Christmas carnival, with participants given vouchers for free food and rides, and a free Christmas carols event held with Faith Christian Church. ■ We Care Community Services, 307 Gladstone Road, Dandenong North, Sunday 18 December, 2pm to 4pm. Call 8791 5255 or visit www.wecare.services for more information.

Twilight market The Avocare Community Connect Twilight Market will include face painting, jumping castles, pony rides, stalls with assorted wares and food. ■ Harmony Square, 225 Lonsdale Street, Dandenong. Thursday 8 December, 4pm to 9pm. Entry is free. Call 9793 9766 or check Facebook for more information.

Future Learners This exhibition captures the emotions of kindergarten and primary school children as they

transition into higher learning. It features works from Dandenong West Primary School, Fifth Avenue Kindergarten, Good Start Early Learning Centre and Dandenong West Kindergarten. ■ Heritage Hill Museum and Historic Gardens, 66 McCrae Street, Dandenong. Until Friday 2 December, Tuesday to Friday, 10am to 4pm. Call 9793 4511 for more information.

International Games Day This event celebrates games, libraries, and the communities through board games, puzzles, console games and more. There’ll be tournaments in FIFA, Super Smash Bros and Mario Kart, and big games of snakes and ladders, chess, connect four, and noughts and crosses. ■ Dandenong Library, 225 Lonsdale Street, Dandenong, and Springvale Library, 411 Springvale Road, Springvale. Saturday 19 November, 11am to 4pm. Bookings are required for the tournaments. Call 1300 630 920.

Silvie Paladino sings The singer will perform Christmas songs. ■ Drum Theatre, corner Lonsdale and Walker streets, Dandenong. Wednesday 23 November, 10.30am, and Thursday 24 November, 10.30am. Tickets are priced from $16. Visit www.drumtheatre.com.au or call 8571 1666.

Oceania Heritage Cup Tag20 is a fast game that combines aspects of the rugby codes while eliminating the tackling. More than 80 teams will compete in this tournament and residents are invited to watch. ■ Springers Leisure Centre, Cheltenham Road, Keysborough. Friday 25 to Sunday 27 November.

Get your hands dirty Enjoy the great outdoors at the free Fotheringham Reserve Environmental Awareness Day which is held on the fourth Sunday of every second month. Activities include water watch, planting indigenous seedlings, weed control, seed collecting, nature walks and barbecues. ■ Fotheringham Reserve, Pyke Street, Dandenong. Sunday 27 November, 10am to noon.

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“They took his licence number and then they asked for his bank details,” Ms Harrison said. “They were so convincing. “They’re very clever people. “They prey on you.” She clued onto the con and immediately called her bank. “We’re getting new cards. The bank was wonderful. They put me through to their scam department,” she said. “We’ve been to Telstra, we’ve been to the police. “It’s costing us $240 for a technician to come out and strip our whole internet. “We’ve got to start from scratch. “They said ‘they’re waiting in the background now for you to get on your banking’.” “We had the most horrible two days. “We both felt sick. “It needs to be highlighted. “If you’re in doubt, question them.” Ms Harrison said that the police, bank and Telstra said the period leading up to the festive season was a key target for scammers. “People out there between now and Christmas need a helping hand,” she said. “We nearly got ripped off.” Consumer Affairs Victoria offers advice for avoiding scammers and for reporting scams. Visit www.consumer.vic.gov.au or call 1300 55 81 81 for more information.

Problem passenger kicks driver out An “erratic” woman jumped into a car in Dandenong and forced the driver to take her to Noble Park. Police said she got into the passenger seat of the silver Honda Civic near Dandenong Railway Station, about 5am on Wednesday 2 November. Once the 58-year-old man behind the wheel had met her demand she kicked him out and drove the vehicle to Bunnings on Gladstone Road.

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SPORT Morrish is a bargain on the table By Nicholas Creely After toiling away at his south-eastern football club Beaconsfield, Bailey Morrish was finally given the chance to prove his worth at the Stingrays’ pre-season training in late 2015. The left-footed defender hasn’t gone through the conventional pathway of state representation but a stunning rise late in 2016 has seen him become one of the most tantalising bargains for any AFL club. “It’s been a bit of a mixture of hard work and realising my potential and what I can do - I was pretty unlucky to not get the Vic Country invite but all you can do is go to TAC level and work as hard as you possibly can,” Morrish said. The 18-year-old Beaconsfield product was an enticing prospect for a club that was looking for a player with genuine leadership, athleticism and an ability to intercept the ball. He said a certain dashing Hawk was someone he had followed closely across the journey. “I love to run and carry, take intercept marks and use my trusty left foot,” he said. “Isaac Smith is certainly a player I’ve watched a lot - it’s just his run and carry, his skill and I’d like to take a few things from his game into mine. Morrish had a consistent and exciting season for the Stingrays in 2016, showcasing his impressive distribution of the ball and ability to read the play. He said the TAC Cup was an experience he will always remember. “It was my first full pre-season last year and this was my first year at TAC and I’ve loved every

Beaconsfield product Bailey Morrish has come from the clouds this season. 157392 minute of it,” he said. “It was a great experience, I’ve made new lifelong friends and learnt new things and it’s just been awesome.” This impressive season culminated in another surprise call-up, this time in the Under 18s AllStars game, in which he impressed with his elite foot skills.

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But something Morrish loves even more and will treasure for the rest of his life is the prized memories of his junior days, something that reminds him of where he has come from. “On my wall there are three premiership flags for Beaconsfield - Under 14s, 15s and 17s - that’s been some of my biggest highlights so far in the journey,” he said.

Going back to his roots. Gwilt signs on with the Bulls By Nicholas Creely One of Noble Park’s favourite sons will return next year, with former AFL star James Gwilt signing on for the 2017 season. Gwilt is well known as the best-on-ground in the Eastern Football League grand final in 2004 and was subsequently taken by St Kilda in the 2004 National Draft. He went on to play 126 AFL games with St Kilda, including two AFL grand finals across a career at the Saints spanning nine years. However at the end of 2014, Gwilt was delisted by the Saints, despite enjoying a productive 2013 season. He was then taken by Essendon as a delisted free-agent and played a further two years at the Bombers, playing 26 matches and providing a youthful side with some much needed experience. Gwilt will now return to his roots at Noble Park in what is set to be the biggest signing in the EDFL off-season. New Bulls president Grant Connolly was ecstatic at the signing of the veteran, and said it was a win-win for both parties. “It was always on his agenda that once he finished his AFL career, he’d come back to his club of origin and play with his mates,” he said. “We’ve been talking to James for a while, not constantly, but certainly it was always on the back of both our minds, and now the time has come. “It obviously got more serious when he was delisted, though.” After the Bulls fell short in their quest for a senior premiership last season, the signing of Gwilt was sure to have them as a contender when the 2017 season kicked off. “His ability is obviously a great inclusion for the club, and what it does is it allows other players around him to step up, and give them confidence to see someone like Jimmy playing alongside them,” Connolly said. “He has experience at the top-level and, in particular, with a lot of our kids coming through, he’s going to be a wonderful role model for our group. “Our supporters are excited, as are we.” In what has already been a highly productive off-season for the Bulls, they have also signed former Frankston Dolphin Hudson Thomas, who kicked 27 goals in the VFL development league this season, as well as re-signing reigning club champion Kyle Martin, Trent Robertson and Shayne Allan. 36 JOURNAL NEWS Monday, 14 November, 2016

“They are days I will never get back and I’m really thankful for everyone for their ongoing support.” With the National Draft ticking closer and closer, Morrish is going in with no expectations, knowing all too-well that anything can happen. “All you can do, really, is just wait and hope for the best, really,” he said. “It’s hard to never really know whether you will get drafted - you look at Tommy Glen last year and he spoke to a lot of AFL clubs, at least a dozen and he had a great year - you just have to hope for the best.” But despite the unknown, Morrish insists he is determined to create his own destiny, no matter where the road leads. “I think I’m 100 per cent ready to go anywhere, I’m pretty independent and I’d love to go on my own path and if I go interstate, I’m happy,” he said. “I’m confident that if I am lucky enough to get an AFL game, I will know I have given it my all.” But there are people in the young man’s life that he owes a lot to, in particular his parents and the Dandenong Stingrays. “Nick Cox, the defensive coach at the Stingrays, has done a hell of a lot for me this year in developing me as both a person and a player,” he said. “I’d also like to thank Mark Wheeler for helping me and giving me a second chance at my dream. “But Mum and Dad have been enormous for me and a great support base. “They supported me and gave me the confidence to get the best out of myself.”

Thunder coach brings pedigree to new role By Nicholas Creely It’s been well over a month since former Dandenong Thunder coach Huss Skenderovic departed the club to join Adelaide United. Now the Thunder has finally announced its new senior coach after keeping its cards close to its chest for quite a while now, with former Serie A Italian Giuseppe Anastasi set to take over the reins at George Andrews Reserve. The 43-year old is a major coup for the Thunder which is looking at joining the top-tier of Victorian Football in 2018. Anastasi, who hails from Catania, Italy, comes to the club with a wealth of professional experience, specifically with clubs such as Lecce and Hellas Verona in the elite Serie A competition. He has an extensive collection of awards in his fruitful playing career but now possesses a UEFA A Licence (Professional Coach 2 Category). This will be the first Australian based soccer club that Anastasi will take over after plying his coaching trade in Italy for more than a decade. Thunder President Ferman Zekiri believes the signing of Anastasi will further propel the club to great heights after an impressive off-season of recruiting and signings to date. “This is a win for Australian football and not just for our club,” he said. “Anyone who has watched the Italian league knows it’s no nonsense football over there. “It is an art form, a way of life, its passion ... and we hope Giuseppe will bring some of that into our game.” It has already been an exciting off-season for the Thunder, with star players Simon Colismio and Brandon Barnes putting pen to paper for another season.

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Zambora Brockie scorched around Sandown Park in 29.05 in his heat of the $600,000 TAB Melbourne Cup. last 15 editions of the race. Joining Zambora Brockie in looking to keep the Victorian domination in tact is Jesaulenko (29.31), Matt Machine (29.39) and Barton Bale (29.72). Earlier in the night, in what will go down as one of the great upsets in greyhound racing, star stayer Burn One Down missed a place in his heat of the group 1 Bold Trease and failed to qualify for

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Star sprinter Zambora Brockie looks to have the $600,000 TAB Melbourne Cup at his mercy after a magnificent heat win at Sandown Park on Friday. Zambora Brockie stole the show by leading all the way to win his heat by nine lengths in a dominant 29.055 seconds. It was the eighth fastest time ever run at the View Road circuit and the fastest time recorded since Unlawful Entry set the track record in March. “When he jumped out in front it was all over really,” said elated trainer Anthony Azzopardi of his first TAB Melbourne Cup finalist. “Words can’t explain how I feel about this dog. It’s a privilege to have him in my kennel. He’s such a great dog and a true champion.” It was Zambora Brockie’s fourth win at Sandown Park - all in the fastest time of the night and will now line up in his 10th group race final. A win would be his sixth at group level and catapult his career prize money beyond $850,000. However Zambora Brockie, who has drawn box three for the final, will have to be at the top of his game to claim the prize. Seven other greyhounds will also be pressing their claims in the world’s richest greyhound race. The night’s first heat was won by Ando’s Mac, trained by leading NSW mentor Jason Mackay, in 29.69. Star South Australian and reigning National Sprint Champion Worm Burner followed with his first win away from his home track at Angle Park in 29.30. The final two heats were claimed by Queenslanders. Shootout runner up Outside Pass was never headed in his her heat scoring in a brilliant 29.13, and was followed by 20 minutes later fellow Queenslander Tripum. The Lismore Cup winner was well supported in the all-in betting market and he didn’t disappoint those who took the $71 on offer, jumping well from box 7 to lead all of the way in 29.52. Victorian trained greyhounds have dominated the Melbourne Cup in recent years, winning the

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Testing times for the Hawks By Nicholas Creely

Wes Nicholas was in great touch with the ball, taking two wickets for Buckley Ridges against Hallam Kalora Park on Saturday. 161783 every single delivery he bowled. From there, the Bucks managed to stop the bleeding despite some near chances, batting out the remaining 35 balls, walking off Park Oval at 1/10, still 188 runs shy of victory. Other results Berwick 2/47 (N.Pilon 25*, H.Waduge 2/5) v Parkfield 191 (M.Dabarera 86, J.Goodes 3/25,

D.De Souza 2/25, J.Armitage 2/36, J.Wilcock 2/49), Mordialloc 5/148 (H.Krishan 76, C.Tomkinson 26* P.Atkinson 3/28) v Dandenong West 80 (H.Krishan 4/16, C.Athkorala 2/2, I.Daniel 2/16). Cranbourne 4/69 (M.Chasemore 25*, J.Andersen 3/19) v North Dandenong 101 (M.Chasemore 3/25, S.Spoljaric 3/28, C.Kelly

Pattinson back bowling and breathing his usual fire By Nicholas Creely VIC PREMIER RD 7 - DAY ONE REVIW SATURDAY’s performance by Dandenong was exciting for many reasons, as the Panthers truly arrived on the Premier stage in a spectacular way at Shepley Oval. It has been a stunning rise by the Panthers this season, who came into the game atop the Premier ladder and with supreme confidence they could end the doubters and extractors, who believed they had not beaten any side of note. Prahran elected to bat in blustery conditions, and were ready for another monumental score as they nudged their way to 0/35 early in the day. But that’s when the Panthers breathed fire, as the returning James Pattinson bowled with immense pace and took out the stumps of Blues opener Arjun Dhull (11). It’s been a long time between drinks for one of Australia’s finest talents, but he truly looked ominous as the spectators expected a wicket every time the ball left his hand.

Callum Parkinson made a timely half-century on Saturday. 161782 Picture: ROB CAREW The Blues then capitulated, losing their last nine wickets for just 95 runs to be bowled out for a lowly 130, as the Panthers stunned a side that only just last week made an astonishing 6/489. The Panthers bowlers were tremendous, as Adam McMaster (2/48), James Nanopoulos (2/20), Callum Parkinson (2/7), Justin Butterfield

(1/29) and the returning James Pattinson (2/14) put in as complete a bowling performance as seen in the season so far. But with 46 overs left in the day’s play, the Panthers start resembled a horror movie, as star openers Brett Forysth (1) and Tom Donnell (0) fell in the first four overs to the bowling of Adam Hutton (3/32), leaving them at a shaky 2/1. Enter the Panthers overseas import, Callum Parkinson, who remained calm despite the barrage from the Blues bowlers, guiding his side to first innings points with a classy 50. James Pattinson (44) and James Nanopoulos (35) also made strong contributions as the Panthers ended the day’s play at 5/160. With a lead of 30 runs, the Panthers can eye an outright victory next week, but more importantly, they are now surely this year’s premiership favorite. Meanwhile, Casey-South Melbourne made 244 against Geelong, who in reply are currently 0/85, with Aaron Finch looking in menacing touch on 39 not-out.

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