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“Instead the good city folk can come here and see local artists and see them perform in home territory.” Mr Wood said he was impressed the Casey Council had managed to use the federal funding contribution to get the best outcome for residents. “It’s precisely what they said they would achieve on paper but to see it close up you realise it is that and more,” he said. “I must congratulate the Casey Council, councillors and staff; they’ve really gone after a major project for the area going to have benefits for the community for decades to come.” Bunjil Place will be officially opened with a weekend of activities in and around the building on Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 October.
Cr Aziz said all residents were welcome to attend the event and be some of the first to experience one of the City of Casey’s biggest infrastructure projects. “After many years of planning and construction, we are incredibly excited that we now have a date to welcome the first visitors to this vibrant entertainment precinct,” he said. “Bunjil Place will be an enlivening destination, providing experiences that will instil a sense of enjoyment, wonder, discovery and belonging in visitors.” “With such a diverse and unprecedented mix of facilities, Bunjil Place will offer enriching experiences for all visitors and you will be able to choose how you want to enjoy this remarkable
new community space.” After the initially opening celebrations have ended, Narre Warren library and council offices will begin to operate from the new building on Monday 30 October. Council expects there will be no interruption to services to residents as the move to Bunjil Place would take place entirely over the weekend. Cr Aziz said he was really looking forward to the official opening of Bunjil Place and to be able to see this massive project come to fruition. “With the opening now imminent, I hope you’re all as excited as I am to step foot inside in the near future and experience all Bunjil Place has to offer,” he said.
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Casey’s $125 million Bunjil Place project has an official opening date with construction expected to be complete and the new building open to the public on 28 October 2017. Federal MP for La Trobe and Casey Mayor Sam Aziz took a look at the building on Wednesday 19 July to inspect how the work was coming along. When the mammoth project was first announced in June 2015, council predicted construction would be complete by the end of 2017. The project was jointly funded by Casey Council and the Federal Government thanks to advocacy and input from MP Jason Wood. Mr Wood was instrumental in se-
curing $10 million of funding from the federal government for the project and said he was amazed with how the building has come along. “It looks unbelievable,” he said. “The wood feature archways at the front - when you first see it, you realise this is not an ordinary building this is a work of art.” Mr Wood said the performance and exhibition spaces within the new building would mean people in Casey and surrounding areas will have access to world-class art at their doorstep. “When it comes to the performing arts and arts in general, now we will have a facility which will mean no longer will the good people of La Trobe and Casey need to go into the CBD to see high quality arts,” he said.
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Community News Immerse yourself in your community Expressions of Interest are now open to be on a panel that determines the delivery of grant applications and award recipients within the City of Casey. Casey residents can now apply to be a Community Selection Panel Member, which entitles them to a two year term on a volunteering based board for grant allocations and awards. Expressions of Interest will close on Monday 11 September with an induction evening for new panel members to be held on Wednesday 1 November. For more information visit casey.smartygrants.com.au
Council Plan now live online The City of Casey’s 2017-21 Council Plan and accompanying strategic documents are now live online following the launch of the Our Future website.
Council is proud to present the digital edition of these documents, which were developed through one of Council’s biggest ever community consultation exercises, the Casey People’s Panel and Casey Next. The website will foster continual community engagement and will allow residents to track the progress of Council’s eight key strategic objectives, plus provide ongoing feedback. This website is one example of how Council is progressing with its digital presence, other examples of this include:
August Council meetings Members of the community are welcome to attend Council and Committee meetings which are held in the Council Chambers at the City of Casey Civic Centre, Magid Drive, Narre Warren. Council meetings » Tuesday 1 August 2017, 6.30 pm » Tuesday 15 August 2017, 6.30 pm Planning Committee meeting » Tuesday 8 August 2017, 6.30 pm General Purposes Committee » Tuesday 8 August 2017, 7.00 pm
Casey ARC car park works Further upgrades to the Casey ARC car park will take place from Tuesday 25 July. Bunjil Place builder Multiplex will construct a road that will run down the rear of the Casey ARC carpark into the basement of the Bunjil Place carpark, as well as build a loading dock behind Casey ARC. Final upgrades to the newest car park spaces at Casey ARC will also receive their mOBM UPVDIFT XJUI UIF MBTU MBZFS PG BTQIBMU BT well as line markings to be completed. Due to these upgrades some car spaces will be unavailable during this time, with works expected to take just over a week to complete.
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Help revegetate the City of Casey Give your green thumb a workout this month as the City of Casey’s biggest community planting exercise fast approaches. Plant your Roots is back again and is a chance for residents to dig deep and assist in planting 12,000 Indigenous plants. This year’s event will be held on Sunday 30 July at 299 Hessell Road, Harkaway and will run from 10.00 am until 2.00 pm followed by a celebratory lunch.
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Normie was our Mr Chips By Victoria Stone-Meadows
Neal Corcoran, former student, sent a personal message to Brose Avard and the family recounting how Norm had become his favourite teacher. “Norm was my favourite throughout my years of schooling,” Mr Corcoran said. “I was bullied quite a lot for the first few years and he always kept an eye on me in woodwork/metalwork and gave me a nickname that stuck to this day.” “He really made a difference for me in those years and was the only reason I did woodwork. He passes me even though I was s*** - couldn’t do woodwork to save my life but in a way he saved my life as I knew I was always safe in his class.” “A truly lovely man and I will be thinking of you in the coming weeks.” Another former woodwork student of Mr Avard’s, Peter Douglas said students simply warmed to him. “Like many others, Norm’s classes were always something I looked forward to,“ Peter said. “In a funny way, he was really humble in his ability to connect with students and get them interested in what he was teaching.” “He could be funny but get a message through at the same time, which is why he was such an outstanding teacher. “I’m sure he put countless students on the right path, both in their careers and in their lives.” “He was one of a kind and he’ll be sorely missed.”
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The Cranbourne Secondary College and wider Cranbourne community are mourning the loss of a great teacher and all around top bloke, Norm Avard. Norman Richard Avard, affectionately known as Normie to his students and colleagues, passed away after a long battle with cancer on Wednesday 12 July. He was the woodworking teacher at Cranbourne Secondary College for 15 years and was well-liked by staff and students at the school. Tributes have flowed for Norm on social media with people from far and wide expressing their condolences to the Avard family. Past students, friends and families have shared memories of a lovable man who loved his footy and his teaching as much as he loved his bright yellow kombi van. Norm was a loving husband to wife Helly and a dedicated father to five children who have remembered their dad as a man who cared deeply for his family. Norm’s youngest son Tony Avard, 29, said his dad was a rock for the family who was always there when they needed him. “Dad was, and us kids found him to be, everybody’s ear and he would listen to everyone,” he said. “We found him to be a compass; he would never tell you what to do but he would guide you along a path and never said ‘I told you so’ if you went another way.” “He was always there, always dad, always he went to everything, and was a very hands-on dad.” Tony Avard said his dad was not afford to show how proud he was on his kids and always encouraged them to be who they are at heart. “He had five kids but raised five individuals; we have similarities because we are family but we are all very clearly individuals and that was a big motivator for dad.” Norm’s second eldest son Brose Avard also has fond memories of their ‘hands-on’ dad and his no-nonsense approach to parenting. “Dad was very hands on; he got us all up and ready for school in the morning, usually by bellowing our name through our open bedroom door,” Brose Avad said. “He’d make breakfast and send us on our way before heading to school himself. On Mondays he would pop home at lunchtime to put the weekly roast in the oven for dinner that night.” “On weekends he would drive us to footy, cricket, the church to play music, or anywhere else we needed to go.” Norm Avard was best known at Cranbourne Secondary College as a teacher that had the respect of his students for his sensible demeanour and fair treatment. “He was tough with his students and spoke in a casual manner and earned their respect,” Brose said. “He was once told by a vice-principal; ‘Norm, if you are going to swear around the kids, could you only use the word once? It’s easier to defend that way’.” Norm was loved and respected by the whole school community from the moment he started there in 1995 to when we stepped down from teaching duties in 2007. Cranbourne Secondary Assistant Principal
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George Massouris said Norm was a great colleague to have; always happy to lend a hand. “He was a pretty loveable guy,” Mr Massouris said. “He was always was our Santa at end of year functions because he had the beard and the look and is honoured on our 15-year service honour board.” Mr Massouris said Norm was always up for a joke and found creative ways to get a laugh out of people. “He was famous for writing notes for students to go to the office on blocks of wood and we
were always quite impressed he had that kind of method.” “He was a pretty straightforward kind of guy, not like a regular teacher but more like a tradie; a bit more laid-back.” “He was also a mad Collingwood supporter and would always talk footy with anyone that would listen.” Norm Avard was farewelled by family and friends on Wednesday 19 July at the David W. Bull Funeral Home in Cranbourne. The family have asked in lieu of flowers that donations to Ward 5G North of Frankston hospital would be preferred.
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Hampton health Hampton Secondary College students have set a healthy example for a group of younger visitors. The college’s senior VCAL students helped create and run a health expo for primary school students on well-being, meditation, healthy hearts and mental health on 22 June. The expo was open for students and parents at River Gum Primary School. Student leaders from River Gum Primary School also collaborated on the expo. Hampton Park Secondary College teacher Darryn O’Connor said it showed show primary and secondary schools could work together to make a positive impact.
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Casey’s army calls The City of Casey has unanimously passed a motion to call on federal politicians to introduce compulsory national service for all Australians 18 years of age. Councillor Rex Flannery raised the notice of motion at a Casey Council meeting on Tuesday 18 July, after returning from a trip to Israel in June. He said speaking to young people in Israel, where citizens are automatically drafted into the military for three years at the age of 18, inspired him to have the same discussion in Australia. “I thought I would put it up and open the topic for discussion,” he said. “I think we’re losing the war on crime as Melbourne is the number one crime city in Australia and we face things like alcohol abuse, onepunch attacks, stabbings, and murders; everyday someone is getting shot, domestic violence, and drug abuse, depression in kids and youth suicide, just so many things. “The government is ploughing so much money into all these areas but we are not getting any results, as far as I am concerned.” He says he doesn’t want to ship young people off overseas, but thinks a stint in the defence forces would help a lot of young people stay away from crime. Cr Flannery also claimed serving in the military in Afghanistan would be safer for a lot of young people than being in Melbourne. “When you really think about it, the number of soldiers in Afghanistan that have been killed, it is safer to go over and serve in the Australian Army in Afghanistan than it is
Casey councillors Amanda Stapledon, Rex Flannery and Rosalie Crestani want to see national service introduced for all Australians Picture: VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS 18 years of age. 170716 to walk the streets of Australia,” he said. “I don’t want anyone going and fighting overseas but young people today are being lost in the system and they need direction, leadership, and camaraderie and I think they can receive all those and get support in the army,” he said. “I want young people to start taking pride in themselves and have a bit of respect and look after themselves because at the moment they are losing their way.” Cr Flannery admits he has never served in any branch of the Australian Defence Force but said he wouldn’t hesitate to sign up to prove his point. “I didn’t get to do national service when I was younger and I have been employed all my life but if I have to go to prove a point and to lead by example I would definitely go,” he said. “I wouldn’t hesitate to go for 12
moths or two years to put my money where my mouth is because it is unfair for me to talk about it when I have never been involved.” Cr Flannery also believes that drafting young people into the armed forces would help combat the threat of terrorism in Australia. “With terrorism on the rise, having young people do national service can then back up police and if we have young people in their army uniforms walking around the street it’ll deter terrorism,” he said. “They will also have direction in which way they want to go and we can give them the tools to go out and seek further education or work lives.” Other councillors speaking in support of the motion at the meeting including conservative councillors Rosalie Crestani and Amanda Stapledon. Cr Crestani spoke about how she had some conflicting feelings re-
garding the motion, despite helping Cr Flannery compose it. “When I got home my heart sank because I am a mother and if we helped get this off the ground my almost 14-year-old son would soon be eligible for this,” she said. “The conflict between mother and community leader is sometime at odds but it is really reassuring to think we can give this opportunity to young people.” “I whole-heartedly support this and I think it’s for the best of the nation to strengthen us and our community.” Councillor and co-deputy mayor Susan Serey said national conscription would give the youth of Australia more respect for themselves and others in the community. “This is a great step forward,” she said. “We have all talked about young people doing something constructive and building more love for our country because there are some of us in the community that don’t have that and they take it for granted.” “It’s important we encourage our young people to realise what we have, let them find their way, get paid for two years and serve or be trained.” The City of Casey will write to Federal Member for Holt Anthony Byrne, Member for La Trobe Jason Wood, Member for Flinders Greg Hunt and Defence Minister Marise Payne. The letters will call on these members of Federal Parliament to consider introducing compulsory national service to all Australian citizens and permanent residents when they reach 18 years of age.
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By Victoria Stone-Meadows Police are looking for someone who may have donated more than what was intended to a charity donation store in Cranbourne last week. A quantity of cash was found among many other items that were donated to a charity store on High Street, Cranbourne, between Thursday 13 July and Saturday 15 July. The honest staff at the store discovered the money while sorting out items, and handed it over to the Cranbourne police station. Police are attempting to find the owner of the money, and anyone who may have donated goods and accidentally left the cash behind is urged to contact Cranbourne police station on 5991 0600.
Re: Your well-covered articles in your ’Violence in Casey’ edition (13 July). Did the politicians read pages 1, 2, 3, 5 and 7? When are this lily-livered lot going to show a bit of spine? Are votes more important that governance? Young folk who like to bash people get a good behavior bond! They should get the birch! Bring back the strap. Don Moyes, Berwick. P.S. 3AW just announced a shop in Hallam has been robbed by youths four times in a month!
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On Wednesday 12 July, the Cranbourne-Berwick News Facebook Page shared the news that the developer of the proposed Cranbourne Cinema was not backing away from his plans, despite planning applications being held up by bandicoots. Always a popular point of discussion in the Cranbourne community, the cinema has been in the pipeline for years as the old swimming pool building becomes more and more decrepit. The story post attracted a lot of attention to our Facebook page and here is how our readers reacted: Katie Walker: Is it really going to happen? Better off using the property that was once Masters; been vacant a long while. Judie Hedrick: Obviously the council doesn’t want it to go ahead and I’m not surprised. To suggest people park at the turf club and have to walk along that unlit area is just ridiculous. Bandicoots can be relocated in the safety of our beautiful Botanical Gardens! Emma Gainsford: So many things the council seems to be behind in for the area based on the rate they are approving new housing estates. Entertainment for the area, cinema would be a great start. The car park issue doesn’t surprise me in the slightest. I mean jeez just try to drive Thompsons Road during rush hour. They don’t seem to have an idea when it comes to traffic flow or how to plan for it at all. Lorraine McGregor: Makes me wonder if we’re ever gonna get one? One says it’s going at the old pool! Another says it’s going in the Cranbourne shopping centre car park. Just like stage three for the shopping centre not happening! I reckon Masters is a great spot as plenty of room for cafes and restaurants as two and two go together. Sick of waiting. Leonie Durrington: Should’ve stayed as a lap pool. Loved working at that pool for many years! Rick Cape Hear hear Leonie. Yet another oversight by an incompetent council. New pools far too small for our ridiculously over-crowded town Shannon Paul Cassidy: Casey Council, once again with stupid ideas and let’s make the rules up as we go along! Sarah Allitt: This would be great for the boys when they want to go out with friends. Laura: Hahahahaha who would have thought! Bec Knight: Can’t imagine a cinema here away from shops etc.
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By Victoria Stone-Meadows The Hampton Park Uniting Church will be hosting Coffee with a Muslim in Casey later this month in an effort to dispel myths and misconceptions that have grown around the faith. Event organiser a local Casey resident Inaz Jarif said she shot the idea from Sherene Hassan at the Islamic Museum of Australia who held the first coffee with a Muslim event. Ms Hassan held the event following comments from TV personality Sonya Kruger who called for an end to people of the Islamic faith migrating to Australia. Ms Jarif said the whole idea behind the Coffee with a Muslim event was to build better communities by bringing people of all walks of life together in an informal setting. “It could be argued locally and nationally, there is a growing anti-Muslim sentiment in Australia,” she said. “Having been exposed to it myself and witnessing it happening to our young people, and with all that happened last year in Casey, I chose to do this as an open invitation to the community to build a better community.” Ms Jarif participated in many of the sessions hosted by the Islamic Museum of Australia and said the sessions were a great way for people to get a better understanding of each other. “I participated in a lot of those sessions and it was a really positive way to get to know things,” she said. “Not just for the people learning and hearing from us, but the other way too; we learnt a lot from the people that come along.” “I am hoping for an open and positive dialogue that can build a better bond between people, and for our children and future generations, we should be aiming to leave a better society for them than the one we came into.” This is not the first time Ms Jarif and the Hampton Park Uniting Church have
Casey Against Racism's Michael Boss, Inaz Jarif and Rev Mat Harry invite all to have a Coffee with a Muslim in Casey later this month. 170675 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS
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joined forces to bring the community together. In December last year, the Hampton Park Uniting Church hosted a Christmas dinner that was staffed by members of the local Muslim community. Ms Jarif said she couldn’t do the work she did without the support of Reverend Mat Harry at the church and the support he gave for her initiatives. Reverend Harry said he was more than happy to lend a hand and space for these events as they reflected the church’s mission in building stronger and more connected communities. “I think it’s important for everyone to love their neighbour as themselves,” he said. “My experience has always been,
when you get to know people who are different from yourself, you gain and understanding of your shared humanity and that leads to friendship and a lack of fear.” Reverend Harry said he was hopeful those that came along to the event did so with an open mind and open heart. “I hope it is a success and people who come along open their hearts to people who are different from themselves, and gain a new perspective and break down some barriers,” he said. While the event is free to attend, organisers are asking people to book ahead through eventbrite, so they can cater for the number of seating and coffee on the day. To book your spot visit www.eventbrite.com.au and search for “Coffee with a Muslim in Casey.”
City of Casey Council will undertake additional traffic management measures along Somerville Road in Hampton Park to tackle people speeding along the road. Recent traffic surveys have shown people continue to travel above the speed limit along the road outside the primary school, despite council implementing traffic management methods previously. Council has previously narrowed the road in places installing slow point intersection treatments in the 2004-'05 financial year but drivers have still been found to be travelling over the speed limit. In an attempt to combat people speeding on the road, council will install a number of additional traffic calming measures to the road. A centre median type line marking with skid resistant coloured overlay will be placed at the corner where Somerville Road continues on to Vanessa Drive to slow vehicles negotiating this corner. Council will also paint the noses of all the slow point intersection treatments in yellow to highlight their location to oncoming motorists. The signs on the approaches to the slow point intersection treatments will be duplicated on both sides of the road and an advisory 20km/h sign will be placed as a supplementary sign under the existing island warning signs.
At the entrance to the school zone, where the 40km/h zone commences on both approaches to the school, council will install coloured pavement in the road with wording “School Zone.” Somerville Road will also be included in Councils Speed Awareness Mobile Trailer Program to reinforce to motorists their speeds in relation to the speed limit. Council have also passed on the data from their traffic surveys to Casey Highway Patrol and requested more police presence in the area. Councillor Damien Rosario who moved the recommendation at a council meeting on Tuesday 18 July said the road was clearly a problem. “I am very pleased to see these outcomes of the safety initiatives conducted along Somerville Road,” he said. “It is a very well used road with a lot of cars and some of the speeds surveyed have been 8km/h over the speed limit.” While Cr Rosario said he was happy to see the safety measures of the road improved, he said council would keep a close eye on the traffic on the road, moving forward. “We have taken the concerns of residents on board and I think we have done our due diligence,” he said. “We will keep an eye on it and see what happens in future.”
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Victims’ never-ending grief sentence By Cam Lucadou-Wells Few understand the damage wreaked on a victim of crime, says a stoic advocate. “It’s a grief that never ends,” says Victims Of Crime Assistance League (VOCAL) founder and secretary Jenny Newman - who calls for more compensation, more guidance and simply more care. She relates strongly to the lonely plight of Berwick residents ‘Anne’ and ‘Beth’ whose lives remain shattered after a brutal assault more than a decade ago, as reported in Star News. Ms Newman says there are not enough support services to help victims. Some victims simply don’t all get directed to support in the first place. No longer do police provide a liaison officer, Ms Newman said. It isn’t mandatory for police to guide victims to the right services, though many do out of their own accord. The early moments are vital, but too many times, victims have rung Ms Newman’s volunteer group VOCAL weeks down the track after fumbling through Google for help. “It’s simple things that matter. You need your family and friends ... but no one understands what you’re going through like someone who’s walked in your shoes.” VOCAL organise with the local council to get Meals On Wheels delivered for as long as possible, so a person doesn’t have to worry about shopping and feeding a family. Or ringing the electricity and credit card companies for leniency over lapsed bills. It allows the family to “shut down”, take time from work, deal with the shock and pain. The group operates without govern-
'Anne' and 'Beth', are victims of crime typically let down by the justice system, says a support advocate. 170238 Picture: GARY SISSONS ment funding. Ms Newman’s goal is to open a VOCAL House where victim families can live and be cared for during the harrowing court trials, or victims can drop in for after-hours support. “These are important things that the government doesn’t rate as important. “We try to operate our own lives at the same time. But we keep going because it’s important.” Ms Newman has walked in the shoes of many victims, isolated and
wrecked emotionally and financially. Ms Newman’s 18-month-old granddaughter was tortured and killed in Queensland in 2001. The girl’s mother and her then-partner were jailed for manslaughter and torture but the fallout never ends, says Ms Newman. The Queensland system paid no compensation to the surviving grandson, since he wasn’t a dependant of his killed sister. Ms Newman looked after the grandson, fought for funding for his autistic needs and set up VOCAL to support
other victims of crime. She also lost her job and set up her own real estate firm. “We lost a house payment because we couldn’t fight the courts ... there was no support there. “Why is the victim punished as well as grieving for the loss of loved ones? All because of something that happened which they had no part in.” Ms Newman says victim impact statements shouldn’t be used just as a healing process, so victims can just “say how they feel”.
It should be a means of ensuring they get the type of support they need, for as long as they need. In the worst cases, victims’ lives are utterly destroyed. They lose their job and hence income, their home and their mental well-being. The state-funded assistance scheme, which caps medical and counselling payments at $60,000, was inadequate, she says. The scheme and its tribunal is under review by the State Government. “There’s no compensation that will fix anything, no jail term that will make it easier. “But why should we be punished with a lack of income, a lack of housing, a lack of mental health support?” Funds should be clawed back from criminals who benefit financially from tales of their offending. “Where is the body that grabs those funds and puts them where they should be - in victims hands? “There’s still way too much emphasis, support and publicity given to perpetrators and not victims of crime. “We know who the perpetrators are, but we rarely remember those suffering on the other side.” In that regard, she agrees with calls by the State Opposition that victims should get compensation from offenders’ superannuation. Political parties may be slow to recognise the issue, but Ms Newman still remembers family and friends too embarrassed to talk about it. “They are things that people don’t want to think about because ‘there but for the grace of God’, it would be them.” “It keeps stunting you, whereas if people embrace you, it can give you a better chance of moving forward.”
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Pope hope By Cam Lucadou-Wells Pope Tawadros II - branded as the ‘Pope of Hope’ - is set to receive the keys to the City of Casey while visiting the region’s 2000-strong Coptic diaspora. The religious leader who has preached peace while under violent attack in Egypt will be making his first visit to Australia later this year, with tight security precautions. His Holiness is expected to perform a consecration service at St Mina and St Marina Coptic Orthodox Church in Hallam and to lay a foundation stone at a nearby elderly hostel in September. Casey Mayor Sam Aziz said councillors had unanimously voted to bestow the city’s highest honour to His Holiness. The vote was pulled into closed council at the 4 July meeting due to security concerns ahead of the visit, Cr Aziz said. Only on Palm Sunday, 9 April, the Pope escaped unscathed when a cathedral in Egypt was bombed just after his service and 17 people were killed. ISIS took responsibility for that attack. “The fact that those creatures of ISIS state that Coptic Christians are their favourite pursuit demonstrates how barbaric they are,” Cr Aziz said. “We have been working very co-operatively with Australian Federal Police and Victoria Police to ensure the visit
is secure.” Cr Aziz described the visit as “massive” for the hundreds of Coptic parishioners in Casey. His Holiness was an inspiration, who even in the most trying of situations delivered a message of ‘forgive your enemy’, he said. After the burning of 50 churches, Pope Tawadros II had said if there were no more churches, Coptic Christians would pray with their brothers and sisters in the mosques. “He said: ‘A nation without churches is a lot better than churches without a nation’,” Cr Aziz recalled. “It was absolutely amazing from a man under so much pressure.” Professor Greg Barton, a global Islamic politics expert at Deakin University, said the security precautions were necessary. The concerns were the “relentless round” of sectarian violence against Copts by groups such as the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, as well as the executions by ISIS. The Palm Sunday atrocity was followed by the mass killing of Coptic pilgrims in May. “I’m not surprised that they’re taking a careful approach,” Professor Barton said of the Australian visit. “That means there’s a possibility that some people in the broader (community) of nonCopts will be disruptive but also some with sympathies with
ISIS might try to be a hero or a martyr in their own eyes.” Father Abanoub Attalla, of the St Mina and St Marina church, said there was great excitement ahead of His Holiness’s first visit to Australia. “The Pope is always loved by the people.” As the leader of the Coptic Orthodox Church of Alexandria, the Pope was regarded as a “peacemaker” who held a weekly sermon for thousands of worshippers, Fr Attalla said. “He’s renowned for leading the Christians in Egypt and being a significant part in promoting peace in Egypt.” The Pope had received keys to cities as well as honorary degrees all over the world, Fr Attalla said. During his Australian trip, the Pope is expected to meet with various heads of churches as well as Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, Foreign Minister Julie Bishop, and other political leaders. Fr Attalla said the church had no knowledge of any local security threats. “We have no news of anything internally. It’s hard for us to know whether there are external threats. “There have been threats everywhere that (His Holiness) has gone, even visiting other countries overseas. “We’re awaiting the intelligence people from police. It’s always changing, though.”
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Casey Council has listened to ‘people power’ and will object to a proposed 10 extra poker machines being installed at Berwick Springs Hotel. At a council meeting on 18 July, Councillor Timothy Jackson said 85 per cent of public submissions were against hotel proprietor Zagame’s application to increase its machines from 95 to 105. The community said no, so the council should say no, he said. In its objection, the council will note the $124 million lost by pokie gamblers in Casey in 2015-'16, including $45,000 a day at Berwick Springs Hotel. The extra gaming machines would cause the further loss of an estimated $457,584 a year. Casey will also submit that Zagame’s, if successful, should
double its community donations to $150,000 a year. The hotel - which made $16.5 million from pokies in 2015-'16 had offered to increase its donations to $100,000. Councillors overturned a Casey officer’s recommendation - based on an independent peer review of Zagame’s application - to support the pokie increase. The review by Public Place stated the proposal was a “minor change” that was “not ... likely to result in a material increase in problem gambling”. It would help fund “significant benefits” such as $2.3 million renovations, employ five extra staff and contribute $25,000 in extra community funds a year. “While community attitudes is one of many factors that should be considered ... the proposal would not introduce (electronic gaming machines) into an isolated commu-
Anti-pokies campaigner Tom Cummings says Casey’s opposition to 10 extra machines at Berwick Springs Hotel is significant. 169118 Picture: ROB CAREW nity that is not already exposed to EGMs,” the council report stated. “It is difficult for officers to conclude that the proposal would result in a net negative impact on the social and economic well-being of the community.” Cr Susan Serey noted Casey’s own municipal health and wellbeing plan, which stated the impor-
tance of reducing access to electronic gambling. Cr Gary Rowe, though supporting his colleagues’ motion, said the hotel operated in an ‘uncapped’ regional limit of 1017 machines. Currently there were only about 200 poker machines in that region. At the meeting, objector Tom Cummings said he was “pleasantly surprised” that councillors overturned the report. “This is what happens when the community actually has something to say and gets involved.” Mr Cummings, a problem gambler and now director of Alliance of Gambling Reform, said it was a “significant step” by the council. It would be noted by the deciding authority, the Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation, he said. The VCGLR has yet to set a hearing date.
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women in business across the region. “Through our partnership with Cardinia Shire Council, we’re proud of the support and exciting opportunities we offer to our local business community including events like this one. “The Women’s Business Lunch is a great opportunity to network with other local business women, be inspired and gain valuable tips from successful business leaders including our guest speaker, Clare Bowditch.”
Clare has managed to combine her artistic talents with the qualities of a successful businesswoman. As the founder of Big Hearted Business, her corporate character teaches creative people about business and businesspeople about being creative as one of the new pathways to success. Apart from her music, radio and her acting, Clare has been mentoring businesspeople for more than a decade. She is passionate about innovation, problem solving and the benefits of
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Finding out what the people think Sixty-five businesses are in the running for this year’s Casey Cardinia Business Awards. A total of 94 applications were received for the awards, which are now in their fourth year. City of Casey economic development manager David Wilkinson said 28 businesses had applied for two categories while a further 47 businesses had been nominated for the people’s choice award bringing the total number of applicants and nominees to 141. Mr Wilkinson said he was pleased by the number of new businesses that were engaging with the awards for the
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first time. “Twenty-eight businesses are new nominees. That means there are a healthy number of brand new businesses applying for the awards,” Mr Wilkinson said. He also welcomed the strong interest in the people’s choice award, which attracted close to 4500 votes. “The surprisingly strong interest in the people’s choice award means there is interest being generated at a community level in the whole awards program.” At a business awards sponsors’ meeting on Tuesday, Mr Wilkinson announced a three-year extention of the
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‘Cool cap’ helps out The effects of cancer are widespread. Not only does the disease wreak havoc on a person’s body, it can strip them of their confidence too with hair loss an often unavoidable result of chemotherapy. However, with the purchase of a DigniCap machine, St John of God Berwick Hospital is hoping that the risk of hair loss will be significantly reduced for its patients undergoing chemotherapy. Developed by Swedish company Dignitana, the DigniCap is a tight-fitting moulded, silicon cooling cap that is designed to lower the temperature of the scalp to reduce blood flow and consequently, the impact of chemotherapy on the hair follicle. The action of chemotherapy to reduce or cease cancer growth can also impact on hair growth the ‘cool cap’ seeks to protect the hair follicle from this. Hair loss is considered by most patients as a challenging side effect of chemotherapy treatment as it impacts on a person’s confidence to socialise and serves as a visible reminder of their cancer diagnosis. St John of God Berwick Hospital embarked on a mission to raise approximately $40,000 to purchase the DigniCap machine in an effort to improve the selfesteem and wellbeing of its patients. Funded through generous
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From left, nurse unit manager Lisa Marchetti, oncology nurse Christine Diaz and associate nurse unit manager Monica Whitehead practice using the new DigniCap machine. donations to St John of God Berwick Hospital, the Oncology Unit has recently been able to purchase the hair-saving technology which can treat up to two patients at a time. “The most positive thing about the scalp cooling cap is giving our patients choice and control over their treatment options,” St John of God Berwick Hospital Oncology Unit Manager Lisa Marchetti said.
“Often when patients have been given a cancer diagnosis they can feel they have lost control over their lives, so having the option to control hair loss is a small but poignant victory in their fight against cancer.” Although the process extends treatment times, according to Dignitana, the technology has been well received, with eight out of 10 patients being satisfied with the significant reduction (and in
Squamous cell carcinoma on the leg of a man in his seventies. carcinomas need radiotherapy in addition to surgical excision,” Dr Inskip said. “As with all skin cancers, the earlier they are diagnosed and treated the better.” Sun Patrol is at 48 Van Der Haar Avenue, Berwick. For an appointment, phone 9769 3358.
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some cases, elimination) of chemotherapy-induced alopecia. “It’s a free service that we hope will offer our patients improved quality of life and create a more positive outlook about their treatment plan,” Lisa said. For more information on the DigniCap technology at St John of God Berwick Hospital please contact the Oncology Unit on 8793 0575 or marketing manager Lisa Carman on 8793 1171.
Squamous cell carcinomas are the second most common skin cancers in Australia after basal cell carcinomas, according to Dr Mike Inskip at Berwick’s Sun Patrol Clinic. They appear on the sundamaged skin of people over 40, and are particularly common on the scalp of bald men, on the back of hands and forearms and legs in those who wear shorts, Dr Inskip said. They present as hard, tender lumps or ulcers and can grow very quickly, sometimes over a matter of weeks. Dr Inskip said they required prompt, complete excision as these cancers were capable of spreading into the lymphatic system and blood stream. “A small number of more aggressive squamous cell
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RENTAL: Perfectly situated in the most popular Timbarra estate, located next reserve. This to a park home has main with full three bedrooms, the wardrobe, andensuite and walk-in have built-in the remaining bedrooms wardrobes. There is a centrally plenty of cupboard located kitchen with space dishwasher, with and and family room. dining/formal lounge Extra features include with remote control, double garage ducted heating, evaporative cooling and roller shutters.
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BEACONSFIELD RENTAL: This POSTCODE located home is in the Beaconsfield heart of within walking distances schools, Beaconsf to ield and doctors. plaza, public transport This home features two bedrooms with built-in wardrobes both , a semi en suite to the master toilet, a kitchenbedroom with separate space, a dining with plenty of cupboard area with courtyard, lounge access to a and split system with gas wall furnace along with a secondary courtyard small , and lock-up garage a single with access to yard. the back
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PAKENHAM RENTAL: Situated POSTCODE quiet tree-lined in a Pakenham’s court on popular north side, this three bedroomshome has , two with 900mm uprightbuilt-in wardrobes, lounge, pantry, heating/cgas stove, dishwasher, ooling and new carpets. The meals area covered alfrescoalso leads to a huge area with outdoor blinds and useable rear yard. There is also a huge 12m divided into car x 6m garage space and the accommodation, office accommodationbonus of guest or a man kitchenette and cave air-conditioning.with a Strictly no pets.
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BERWICK RENTAL: Brand POSTCODE architectu new rally family home designed bedrooms onhas four - the ground two levels floor includes with his-and-hehuge master bedroom ensuite with rs walk-in wardrobes and double vanity, toilet. shower and Open plan living includes kitchen 900mm stainlesssteel appliance with including a dishwash s spacious living/me er, gas cooking, to outdoor living al area, which opens powder room. area, double garage and Upstairs find wardrobes, a two bedrooms with walk-in and rumpus full bathroom, study nook room. The property offers heating as well as being and cooling Rise shopping just minutes from Eden centre and a schools to choose variety of from.
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LOCATED in the highly sought-after St Johns Heights estate, this grand luxurious abode is one not to miss. An impressive facade with sensational streetscape sets the tone of this dream home, landscaped gardens and additional crossover for caravan, boat or trailer parking immediately draw you in. The beautiful open plan living, features a wonderful kitchen with granite bench tops, quality appliances including built-in coffee machine, stainless-steel appliances and plenty of space. Adjacent is the family meals area and lounge room with gas log fireplace - the perfect place to spend time and enjoy. Additionally, there a great sized rumpus with space and versatility flowing through both upstairs and downstairs, ideal for the modern family. The house has four bedrooms and a study, the master suite includes a walk-in wardrobe and tasteful ensuite including double vanity and magnificent spa bath with the three remaining bedrooms featuring builtin wardrobes and are serviced by the spacious family bathroom. Upstairs includes plenty of storage and kids rumpus/sitting area as well as a great sized balcony with incredible views to the city. Outside there is sophisticated alfresco living, ideal for entertaining year round, plenty of grass and privacy for the kids or family pet to grow and play. Features include ducted heating, ducted vacuum, alarm, intercom, evaporative cooling and remote access to the double garage with workshop area and high ceilings.
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NEAT AS A PIN THIS beautifully presented three-bedroom property is located on one of the most sought-after streets in the popular Timbarra estate. Featuring a main bedroom with walkin wardrobe and ensuite, two additional bedrooms, air-conditioning and heating, kitchen with gas cook top and electric oven. The stylish formal lounge adjoins the kitchen and meals area which overlooks a large entertaining area. Other features on the 563 square metre block include a carport with drive-through access and garden shed, completing this home. All this within walking distance to
shops, schools, child care, public transport and quick access to the freeway.
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FASTER SELLING HOMES SHOW INCREASED DEMAND The state’s property market continues to perform strongly with homes in regional Victoria taking a median of 55 days to sell in June - 11 days less than the same period last year. New REIV data shows homes in multiple regional towns sold significantly faster in June with the median days on market falling by double-digits over the year. A decline in the number of days a home takes to sell typically indicates increased buyer interest in a particular town or region. In the year to 30 June, the private sale market in the tourist town of Hepburn Springs recorded one of the largest improvements with homes selling in a median of 38 days - 68 days faster than the same period last year. Homes also sold faster in the coastal towns of Barwon Heads and Cowes in a
median of 45 and 69 days respectively, both down by 51 days on June 2016 figures. Kerang in the state’s north also experienced significant improvements over the year with homes spending 77 days on market in June, 37.5 days less than the same month last year. Increased buyer interest was also recorded in Wangaratta and Ocean Grove with homes selling 33 days faster than 2016 figures in a median of 36 and 49 days respectively. Other regional towns experiencing improvements in their private sale markets include Drouin, down 29 days over the year to a median of 32 days on market; Clifton Springs, falling 26.5 days over the year to a median of 39 days on market; Bannockburn, down 26 days over the year to a median of 49 days; and
Warragul, falling 25.5 days over the year to a median of 29 days on market. Meanwhile, the Geelong suburb of Waurn Ponds was one of the state’s best performing private sale markets in June with homes spending just 22 days on market - 20 days less than the same period last year. This was followed by Corio and Irymple where homes spent just 27 days on the market in June, down 15 and five days respectively on June 2016 figures. Strong private sale markets were also evident in Lara, Belmont and East Geelong with homes in these areas selling in a median of 29 days. For more information on median days on market by town, visit reiv.com.au. JOSEPH WALTON PRESIDENT, REIV
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PRIME position in the heart of Beaconsfield, surrounded by medical suites, chiropractors, hairdressers and Beaconsfield Primary School, this ideal location makes for the perfect site to invest for the future. THE current residence has three bedrooms, living area, kitchen and bathroom. The potential of this stand out location will have the whole town talking, and while you have your plans and permits to arrange you can comfortably have tenants paying rent.
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CONTACT PERSON: LJ HOOKER, BERWICK, 9707 2155
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CONTACT PERSON: JAYNE ROSEVEAR, 0488 016 575
CONTACT PERSON: JAYNE ROSEVEAR, 0488 016 575
ADDRESS: 28 SUNNYSIDE DRIVE
ADDRESS: 3/17 SYLVIA ROAD
ADDRESS: 7 MCGILL COURT
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RENTAL: Situated in a POSTCODE quiet tree-lined court on Pakenham’s popular north side, this home has three bedrooms, two with built-in wardrobes, lounge, 900mm upright gas stove, dishwasher, pantry, heating/cooling and new carpets. The meals area also leads to a huge covered alfresco area with outdoor blinds and useable rear yard. There is also a huge 12m x 6m garage divided into car accommodation, office space and the bonus of guest accommodation or a man cave with a kitchenette and air-conditioning. Strictly no pets.
RENTAL: Brand new architecturally designed family home has four bedrooms on two levels - the ground floor includes huge master bedroom with his-and-hers walk-in wardrobes and ensuite with double vanity, shower and toilet. Open plan living includes kitchen with 900mm stainless-steel appliances including a dishwasher, gas cooking, spacious living/meal area, which opens to outdoor living area, double garage and powder room. Upstairs find two bedrooms with walk-in wardrobes, a full bathroom, study nook and rumpus room. The property offers heating and cooling as well as being just minutes from Eden Rise shopping centre and a variety of schools to choose from.
RENTAL: Perfectly POSTCODE situated in the most popular Timbarra estate, located next to a park reserve. This home has three bedrooms, the main with full ensuite and walk-in wardrobe, and the remaining bedrooms have built-in wardrobes. There is a centrally located kitchen with plenty of cupboard space and dishwasher, with dining/formal lounge and family room. Extra features include double garage with remote control, ducted heating, evaporative cooling and roller shutters.
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and doctors. This home features two bedrooms both with built-in wardrobes, a semi en suite to the master bedroom with separate toilet, a kitchen with plenty of cupboard space, a dining area with access to a courtyard, lounge with gas wall furnace and split system along with a small secondary courtyard, and a single lock-up garage with access to the back yard.
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RENTAL: This gorgeous, POSTCODE light-filled, neat and tidy property has three bedrooms with built-in wardrobes. Main bedroom has walk-in wardrobe and full ensuite including a double vanity. Overlooking the open plan living and family meals area is the spacious modern kitchen with stone bench tops, dishwasher, walk-in pantry and a 900mm oven with six-burner cook top. The property is mostly tiled therefore easy on maintenance. A remote garage with internal access and low-maintenance gardens complete the picture outdoors.
RENTAL: This residence POSTCODE has an abundance of additional inclusions such as ducted heating and evaporative cooling, solar panels, double lock-up garage with front and back access, plus ample storage throughout. It’s only minutes away from popular schools such as St Catherine’s Primary School and Berwick Chase Primary. Also, shopping options are numerous with Eden Rise and Westfield’s Fountain Gate Shopping Centre with boutique shopping, amazing restaurants and Olde Berwick less than 10 minutes away. There is also easy access to major arterials which will take you seamlessly to your destination, wherever that may be.
RENTAL: This as new, POSTCODE exquisite home features four great sized rooms plus study. Spacious kitchen with Caesarstone bench tops, stainlesssteel appliances including dishwasher, and overlooks the open plan tiled family/ meals area. Add to this a separate lounge to front, and rumpus to rear. The main bedroom has a full ensuite and walk-in wardrobe. Venture outside to a tiled, alfresco and double remote-operated lock-up garage. Other features include ducted heating, evaporative cooling and a lowmaintenance front garden.
RENTAL: This incredibly well-presented family home has four bedrooms plus a study. Only seconds from Berwick Fields Primary School, this quality Simmonds home features master with walk-in wardrobe and ensuite, as well as three other large bedrooms and study. A modern kitchen has stainless-steel appliances, and overlooks the spacious open-plan living and meals area. Add to this an extra formal lounge and dining rooms. Additional features include ducted heating, air-conditioner and lowmaintenance established gardens.
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Stylish Living with Dual Access Situated in a quiet pocket of Beaconsfield is this well designed, family home of generous proportions. The property caters for professional tradesmen or those who need extra storage for cars/boat/caravan etc... Two double side gates, one on each side of the home makes access to the back yard a breeze. The floor plan has been well considered for families who like to spread out, boasting 4 bedrooms, study, kids retreat/theatre room, kitchen incorporating dining and family room with a separate lounge. Features full en suite to master, ducted heating, wood heating and fully equipped kitchen. Private, Outdoor living is proportional to indoors, offering a generous, inviting, covered space to entertain all year round. The 800m2 block has been created to suit busy families, with expansive decking and minimal garden maintenance. An oversized double, remote garage makes for secure parking and a spacious color bond shed offers the fortunate buyer practical storage space or workshop.
Price: $620,000 - $730,000 Inspect By Appointment Amanda Charles 0400 347 968
Beaconsfield
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A Golden Opportunity
OVER ¼ OF AN ACRE
This is a unique offering to secure a prime development/ business site in the heart of Beaconsfield. The corner allotment is located in one of the most well exposed streets in town, fronting Princes Hwy, making for an ideal business opportunity. The property will be sold with endorsed plans & permits for 2 well designed town homes. A 3 Bdr brick veneer home occupies the property & would be highly sought after as a rental.
Pristine lawns & stunning street appeal sets the scene for this lovely family home. boasts 3 living areas, rumpus, open plan kitchen, 4bds mast with ens plus a study. outdoors feats a substantial entertaining area with café blinds, 3 car gge & large shed. Additional features include 3.4kw solar panels creating a fully sustainable home, duct heat, evap cooling, wood heater, alarm system and water feature to name a few.
Price: Expressions Of Interest Inspect Saturday 12.00pm Amanda Charles 0400 347 968
Price: $850,000 - $880,000 Inspect Saturday 1.00pm Jeanine Presley 0438 332 411
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5 fraser avenue
Re-Treat Yourself Positioned on just under an acre, on a made road is this family home of generous proportions. Boasts 3 Bdr’s, study, spacious lounge, fully equipped kitchen, casual dining with separate retreat. Feat wood heating, S/S, ens & Wir to master & renovated bathrooms. Outdoors offers private setting & decked entertaining. Tradesmen are catered for with a dbl gge, circular drive & provision for accommodating extra vehicles. Price: $800,000 - $860,000 Inspect By Appointment Amanda Charles 0400 347 968
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LIVE, INVEST, RE-BUILD OR DEVELOP Situated equally close to both Emerald Village, the Library and the soon to be developed Emerald Hub. As a first step on the ladder it or As a retiree looking for that “walking distance to township” location this is the perfect spot. As an investor, looking at the zoning, there is huge potential here. (STCA) All Services Connected Price: Auction 29th July 12.00pm Inspect Saturday 11.30am Katie Woods 0428744498
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11 Camelia Way One for the Blooming family Recently rejuvenated with new carpet and repainted throughout, this flexible five bedroom family home was built with quality and a relaxing lifestyle in mind. Master suit has a full ensuite and WIR with double robes to the 4 remaining bedrooms. Three expansive living zones include a formal lounge, tiled meals/ family area and rumpus room. The kitchen kitchen is equipped with WI pantry, 900mm free standing range and large work surfaces. Sliding door access from the home opens up to a north facing alfresco and deck. Other features include refrigerated cooling, dishwasher, ceiling fans and a double lock up garage with internal and rear access.
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4A 2B 4D
19 Claremont Glen
TWO DOUBLE GARAGES-WOW ! Located close to the freeway, this home features two large, separate living areas, ducted heating, aircon and alarm. Outside a large pergola leads out to a huge backyard and there’s even rear roller access to another double garage! Often wanted, rarely found, call now!
Pakenham Upper
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74 Carne Road
A breathtaking lifestyle property INSPECT: Saturday 11.00am $560,000-$615,000 Craig Ward 0409 695 188
On 4 Acres approx., this flawless build includes hardwood floors, marble tiling, bespoke kitchen. Offering spacious & intimate living areas, including billiard room, open plan living, fully enclosed in ground pool and spa, paved outdoor living. This is the ultimate in rural lifestyle.
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109-113 Beaumont Road 3.3 Acres Rebuild or Renovate A superbly positioned lifestyle parcel amidst some of Berwick’s exclusive rural holdings. An elevated setting with a wonderful wide northerly aspect that takes in rolling tree studded countryside. This is quite possibly the finest multi optioned project offered in recent times. The existing residence is substantial in size (37 sq) with 4 BR’s, study, expansive living areas and adjacent inground pool. There is also a tennis court, although it’s seen better days! A 7.7 x 12.2m colorbond shed, is featured and gardens and lawns are irrigated via a bore. Mature specimen trees and established gardens complete what can only be described as a parklike setting.
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AUCTION Saturday 5th August at 12.00pm INSPECT: Saturday 2.00pm Peter Watson 0418 105 402 Jack Hawkins 0429 837 966
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THIS is a unique offering to secure a prime development/ business site in the heart of vibrant Beaconsfield. THE corner allotment is located in one of the most well-exposed streets in town, fronting Princes Highway, making for an ideal business opportunity. The property will be sold with endorsed plans and permits for two well-designed town homes. All the new owner needs to do is decide on a builder, with all the hard work done. A three-bedroom brick veneer home occupies the property and would be highly sought after as a rental. With supply of blue chip real estate well short of market demand, the selling agent says that this property’s time on the market is expected to be short.
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condition and service the family living/dining. Huge laundry with bench and cupboard space with access to the garage. Rumpus with sink and bar can be closed off with double doors. High ceilings compliment the overall feel of generous living areas. The 4 remaining bedrooms all have large double wardrobes, master with his and hers WIR, and ensuite. Spa in bathroom. Plenty of storage cupboards throughout.
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Narre Warren South 8785 0377 Shop 20, Casey Central Shopping Centre Narre Warren-Cranbourne Road
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2 Mary court, Berwick Modern contemporary Living Set amongst beautiful gardens this home in a quiet court location is sure to delight. With an impressive outlook to the garden the formal lounge has cathedral ceilings Other features are ducted heating, double garage with remote control & split system cooling. Don’t miss this opportunity to secure this beautifully presented home a few minutes’ walk to schools, Akoonah Park and moments to the bus and shopping facilities.
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Ideally located in one of Beaconsfield’s most desirable locations, from your first step inside you will be introduced to spacious interiors and an easy to live in floorplan. Minutes from Beaconsfield township, M1 freeway access, cafes & fine dining restaurants. Extras include ducted heating, evaporative cooling, 6000lts tank water, 5kw solar system, cbus system, CCTV cameras, alarm & brand new smeg appliances.
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WINTER IS A PERFECT TIME TO SELL... 11 Geranium court, Berwick Originality, Quality, Locality! Proudly presented, one of the finest homes in the Eden Rise Estate, surrounded by quality schools and shopping centre, situated in a peaceful court, this stunning ex-display home boasts all the modern features to suit a variety of families. Extras also include ducted heating, evaporate cooling, split system air conditioning, security alarm, plantation shutters and double remote garage with internal access.
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Price $780,000 - $858,000 View saturday 11-11:30am (Photo iD required) contact Brix cai 0433 925 529
18 Langmore Lane BERWICK • 9707
There is a misconception that selling your home in the cooler months isn’t a great idea. With clearance rates consistently averaging 80% in the last few weeks, it is in fact a great time to sell. Our award winning sales team are available right now to deliver the right advice, an exceptional experience and most importantly, outstanding results.
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EXCITING TIMES AND VICTORIAN GRANDEUR ARGUABLY one of the region’s oldest and most prestigious homes, Clovelly is being offered for sale for the first time in decades. Restored well beyond its original grandeur, this stunning Victorian masterpiece has all the charm and character of a bygone era but still offers all the luxuries that would be expected from a home of this calibre. As visitors enter the striking main corridor, the stately master bedroom is on the right boasting an original marble fire place and an atrium style en suite complete with lead light windows and a claw foot bath. The second bedroom is just as large and also has its own fire place while a further three bedrooms are down a separate corridor and share the family bathroom. Both the formal sitting room and dining room are grand in proportion and are elegantly separated by a two-way fire place and have a beautiful garden vista from each of the windows. The hostess kitchen features an antique style 1200mm oven and cook-top together with an abundance of bench space, two sinks, a dishwasher and room for two fridges. The family room, which flows through from the kitchen and casual meals area, is a great place for everyone to gather as it overlooks the magnificent gardens on the left and the glorious solar heated inground pool and spa on the right. Outside, the extensively landscaped grounds are reminiscent of the grandest of English estates with some of the trees dating back to when the home was
originally constructed. Brides and grooms frequently choose to have their wedding photos taken here and regularly conduct their ceremonies here, too. Gangster, Squizzy Taylor is said to have hidden out here in the early 1900s while he was on the run from the authorities and it was also home to an order of nuns in its earlier days. Victorian features such as 12 foot ceilings, ornate cornices, ceiling roses, archways, corbels and decorative quoins to the brickwork complete a picture perfect ambiance that would be impossible to replace. Boasting a location which is only 10 minutes to Haileybury, St Margaret’s and Berwick Grammar schools as well as being within walking distance of golf courses, tennis courts, wineries, restaurants and local shops, this is the ultimate in luxury lifestyle. The privacy and luxury of this home can only truly be appreciated by taking the time to meander through.
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Beaconsield 38 Tantallon Boulevard
MORTGAGEE AUCTION! Located in the desired Panorama Estate in Beaconsield is this perfect irst start, investment or downsizer! Situated in a quiet street close by to every desirable amenity such as M1 freeway, shops, schools, parkland, childcare facilities and public transport! Offering 3 great sized bedrooms with built in robes including master with ensuite. The two remaining bedrooms are serviced by the main bathroom. The property also has a single car garage and has a low maintenance backyard ready and awaiting new owners! The fresh and airy kitchen with the open plan living and dining area is ideal for all your friends and family. With a low maintenance and private backyard, this home wont last long.
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Quality Jennings built – Chase Estate. For auction. Saturday 22 July at 11:30am Contact Agent This is an amazing opportunity for growing families seeking a fantastic location. Featuring• 4 generous bedrooms + study • 3 separate living zones including front lounge & upstairs retreat • Entertainers kitchen with stainless steel appliances & ample bench space • Double garage with rear roller door access
F4 G2 H2 I1 9707 0556 56-58 High Street Berwick obrienrealestate.com.au Paul Rogers 0418 564 032 Matthew Smith 0410 447 255
Berwick 5 Russel Avenue
Northside delight.
For auction. Saturday 22 July at 1pm $745,000 - $815,000 Set on a generous 840m2 and close to Berwick village this charming family home is sure to impress. • 3 bedrooms, master with ens & parents retreat • Stylish kitchen with stone benches & feature window • 2 separate living areas Extras include ducted heating, air conditioners, garden shed and lovely barbeque/ outdoor area. Possible sub-division potential STCA
F3 G2 H2 9707 0556 56-58 High Street Berwick obrienrealestate.com.au Paul Rogers 0418 564 032 Matthew Smith 0410 447 255
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Berwick 67 Strathavan Drive
Dual living - 891 sqm land. For auction. Saturday 29 July at 11am $695000 - $764,500 Capital O for Opportunity right here! Boasting dual driveways leading to 2 properties on 891sqm of land. • Main residence: 3 bed, 2 bathroom. • Separate fully self-contained unit/ granny flat. • Superb pergola plus separate spa area. Just a short walk or drive to Kambrya College, Brentwood Park Primary School & Ambrosia Café & bar & Foodworks Supermarket.
F4 G3 H2 8794 0500 Office S1003 Fountain Gate SC Narre Warren obrienrealestate.com.au Steve Harrison 0407 800 915 Andrew Ward 0439 966 300
Cranbourne North 18 White Gum Way
Ready and waiting for you. For sale. $495,000 - $540,000 O’Brien Real Estate has the perfect opportunity for the first home buyer, investor or someone who is wanting to downsize, featuring; • Three bedrooms plus study, master with walk in robe and ensuite. • Two large living areas, including kitchen family meals area and rumpus room. • Chef’s kitchen with stainless steel appliances and walk in pantry. • Spacious pitched roof outdoor entertaining area.
F3 G2 H2 I1 8794 0500 Office S1003 Fountain Gate SC Narre Warren obrienrealestate.com.au Fabian Villella 0419 384 683 Victor Villella 0412 437 064
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SITUATED just a short drive to Berwick’s main shopping precinct is this sure to be sought after three-bedroom plus study, two-bathroom home with lots of parking space plus a double lock-up garage. The street appeal is inviting and the inside certainly doesn’t disappoint. The lounge boasts a cathedral style ceiling and at the rear there is an extremely spacious family/ meals area. Other key features include a modern kitchen with wall oven, dishwasher and lots of bench space. The home is light and bright throughout and provides quality drapes and floor coverings, gas ducted heating and split system air conditioning. The low maintenance yard includes an attractive Laserlite pergola with lovely timber deck from where the new owners will be able to enjoy the pleasant elevated outlook. It is just a short connecting drive to the Monash Freeway access, a walk to Berwick Lodge Primary School plus the convenience store. Buyers will be able to take advantage of the first home buyer stamp duty savings now on offer.
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Narre Warren South 3 Woodrush Court
Quality family home.
For sale. $570,000 - $625,000 A beautiful family home in the quiet & peaceful Woodland’s Estate. Featuring: • Four generous bedrooms • Three living areas and dining • Well-appointed kitchen, ample bench space • Gable roofed pergola and double garage with rear roller door access Ducted heating, s/s cooling, downlights, custom made curtains & garden shed.
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116 Toomuc Valley Road
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Architect Designed & Craftsman Built A Quality Development that allows you to move straight in Quality List Of Inclusions – Fixed Price - Landscaping - NBN Available Stamp Duty Savings – No Progress Payments Ideal Opportunity For Investors Or First Home Buyers Register Your Interest Today – Steve Hobson 0418 897 411
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$400,000 - $420,000
CLOSE TO SHOPPING, MEDICAL & PUBLIC TRANSPORT!! Offering three bedrooms, full ensuite, large living area incorporating kitchen with GHP & EWO, Rangehood and dishwasher. Ducted heating throughout plus split system air con. Rear timber deck overlooking the grassed back yard. Single garage with direct internal access. Bus stop to Pakenham township and Fountain Gate 50 metres away. Around the corner from Pakenham Bowls, Senior Citizens, Outdoor Pool, Tennis Courts – it is so ideally located and on its own title, no Body Corporate. An inspection will certainly please.
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Stephen O’Loughlin 0408 591 170
83m2 Shop Heating/Cooling, Suspended Ceiling & Amenities Rear Access With Undercover Car Parking Excellent Position In The Heart Of The Pakenham CBD Adjacent To Pakenham Marketplace And Minutes To Transport Must Be SOLD!!
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Steve Hobson 0418 897 411
119 Main Street Pakenham
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Berwick 17 Sheldon Drive
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Berwick 41 Quarry Hills Drive
Elegant Living in Bellbird
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Character and Charm
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A Grande faรงade with wrought iron balustrading upstairs & hand crated double doors. Beautiful open plan living, features wonderful kitchen with stone bench tops. The master suite includes walk in robe and tasteful ensuite. Outside boasts sophisticated landscaping with alfresco living & Plenty of yard. Ducted heating, evaporative cooling & remote access to the double garage. In close proximity to, freeway access, private and public schools, public transport, parkland and all other amenities
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Impeccably presented, situated on the North of Berwick. Kitchen with stone bench tops, tiled splashback & the original timber cabinets. A generous sized master with WIR & ensuite. Remaining 4 bedrooms serviced by two individual bathrooms. Rumpus room with storage, family/meals & large living area with feature gas fire. Solar heated in-ground pool, covered pergola, wrap around veranda. High ceilings, ample storage, ducted heating & evaporative cooling.
View Saturday @ 12.30pm harcourts.com.au/VBW23864
Berwick 12 Stanhope Avenue
Debbie Brettoner M 0458 628 085 P 9707 4222 debbie.brettoner@harcourts.com.au Ryan Wallace M 0432 625 549 P 9707 4222 ryan.wallace@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Franchise / Berwick 30 High Street
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Debbie Brettoner M 0458 628 085 P 9707 4222 debbie.brettoner@harcourts.com.au Ryan Wallace M 0432 625 549 P 9707 4222 ryan.wallace@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Franchise / Berwick 30 High Street
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Berwick 117 Melzak Way
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Stylish Living, On The Park
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Beautiful 4 bedroom plus study entertainer located in the Chase Estate. Formal lounge, open plan kitchen/dining/family room & rumpus/theatre room. Ensuite to master with double basins & WIR, remaining bedrooms have BIR. Kitchen with Caesar-stone benchtops, s/s appliances & double electric ovens. Second driveway with side gates & pitched roof provides space for the caravan. Solar electricity, ducted vacuum, security system, ducted heating & cooling. Decked alfresco to the low maintenance rear yard.
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Modern and fashionable home boasts a flexible & versatile floor plan. The open plan living space combines a meals area and spacious family room that leads to a private courtyard. The ground floor consists of a flexible large bedroom/study/living zone with robes, floating timber floors, powder room & laundry. The generous kitchen ofers S/S cooking & dishwasher. Master bedroom is complete with ensuite. Ducted heating, 3 split systems & internal access to a single garage.
$470,000 - $520,000 View Saturday @ 11.30am harcourts.com.au/VBW23884
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Debbie Brettoner M 0458 628 085 P 9707 4222 debbie.brettoner@harcourts.com.au Ryan Wallace M 0432 625 549 P 9707 4222 ryan.wallace@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Franchise / Berwick 30 High Street
Matt Doyle M 0423 339 328 P 9707 4222 matt.doyle@harcourts.com.au Brad Nicholls M 0417 324 711 P 9707 4222 brad.nicholls@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Franchise / Berwick 30 High Street
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Clyde North 21 Mill Circuit
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Clyde North 22 Macumba Drive
Beautiful Family Home
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Spacious Contemporary Living
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This lovely home compromising of 4 bedrooms, open plan kitchen/meals/rumpus and separate upstairs family room & powder room with 3rd toilet. The Designer kitchen features 40mm caesarstone island benchtop, 900mm upright cooker and oven, dishwasher and glass splashback. Timber stacker doors open fully to the fully deck alfresco with Merbau timber planks. Master bedroom with WIR and ensuite which has double vanity & caesarstone benchtop. Ducted Heating, split system air conditioning and floorboards.
$695,000 - $750,000 View Saturday @ 1.30pm harcourts.com.au/VBW23886
Meeting every modern family’s requirements is this timeless classic Fairhaven ‘Newport’. Well-appointed kitchen boasting stone bench tops, S/S appliances & butler’s pantry. Adjacent is a family and meals area, & rumpus room at the back of the home. Upstairs you will find the master suite with ensuite and WIR , 3 further bedrooms, second study and another retreat. Outdoors discover a fabulous alfresco area. Ducted heating, evaporative cooling, security system, double glazed windows & hardwood timber floors.
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Katrina bartlett M 0414 791 161 P 9707 4222 katrina.bartlett@harcourts.com.au Jack Keen M 0416 489 182 P 9707 4222 jack.keen@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Franchise / Berwick 30 High Street
Katrina bartlett M 0414 791 161 P 9707 4222 katrina.bartlett@harcourts.com.au Jack Keen M 0416 489 182 P 9707 4222 jack.keen@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Franchise / Berwick 30 High Street
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Berwick 100 Marisa Crescent
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Beaconsfield 12 Windsor Drive
Grand Luxury
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This luxurious abode is located in the highly sought-ater St Johns Heights Estate. Kitchen with granite bench tops, built in cofee machine & S/S appliances. Lounge room features a gas log fire place. Master suite includes WIR & ensuite with double vanity and spa bath. Upstairs with plenty of storage and kids rumpus/sitting area as well as a great sized balcony with incredible views to the city. Outside boasts a sophisticated alfresco. Ducted heating, alarm, intercom, cooling & DLUG with workshop.
Saturday 29th July at 3.00pm View Saturday @ 1.30pm harcourts.com.au/VBW23874
Perfectly positioned 4 bedrooms plus study home on 900m2 block of land. Comprising formal lounge, powder room, open plan kitchen/dining & family room. Upstairs separate family room, open plan study area & a delightful balcony. Master bedroom with WIR & ensuite, further 2 good sized bedrooms all with BIR. Pergola with decked area & rear access, suitable for trailer, boat or caravan. Features include Ducted Heating and Vacuuming, Evaporative Cooling (upstairs), dishwasher and Floorboards.
Saturday 22nd July at 3.00pm View Saturday @ 2.30pm harcourts.com.au/VBW23836
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Debbie brettoner M 0458 628 085 P 9707 4222 debbie.brettoner@harcourts.com.au Brad Nicholls M 0417 324 711 P 9707 4222 brad.nicholls@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Franchise / Berwick 30 High Street
Katrina Bartlett M 0414 791 161 P 9707 4222 katrina.bartlett@harcourts.com.au Matt Doyle M 0423 339 328 P 9707 4222 matt.doyle@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Franchise / Berwick 30 High Street
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“And in good weather we conduct our classes just outside the gym in the open air.” In the club, qualified personal trainers will take clients through a step-by-step program and answer any questions. Together clients and trainers will create a plan that includes a personalised training program. Club Sharp 24-hour gym is in Casey Central Shopping Centre at the junction of Narre Warren - Cranbourne Road and Littlecroft Avenue, Narre Warren South. For more information, phone 8790 2233 or visit www.clubsharp.com.au.
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Berwick Family Osteopathy and Spinal Clinic aims to get patients functioning at their optimum health so they can move through day-to-day life and thrive in everything they do. The clinic helps patients who are suffering from a variety of aches and pains such as ongoing neck pain or headaches, computer related postural pain, pregnancy related back or pelvis pain and those getting ready for upcoming football or netball finals. Osteopathy can also help an unsettled baby that may be in pain and breastfeeding mums suffering upper back pain. The list is endless. The message from Dr Lauren Collins and her colleagues is ‘don’t put up with pain!’
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Accountants are happy to serve Now in its 18th year in Beaconsfield, Michael Muaremov and Associates is known affectionately as the happy accountants. The firm has grown with the town and is highly respected as a well-established business that provides a professional, personalised and caring service to clients, whether big or small. Sole principal and director Michael Muaremov and his qualified and experienced staff members specialise in all matters relating to taxation. Romaine Nichols has re-joined the practice after maternity leave resuming her position as office manager. Kylie Grant, one of Michael’s original accountants, has also returned from raising her family. She joins, Anne, Ali Kasemi and Katrina Villegas who combined have been with the firm for more than 30 years. All three will assist Michael, who is now able to accept new clients for the first time in seven years. Dominic Brasacchio remains part of the team as a qualified financial advisor. Michael Muaremov and Associates caters for individual, self-employed sole traders, partnerships, companies, trusts and self-managed superannuation funds. “We will assist you with not only your BAS and income tax returns, but setting up your record keeping and with pro-active strategic tax advise every time you come in to see us,” Mr Muaremov said. As well as preparing tax returns, staff members are also able to assist clients with the preparation and lodgement of Business Activity Statements (BAS) and Instalment Activity Statements (IAS). Clients with prior years’ tax returns outstanding can also be assisted. All tax returns are lodged through the Electronic Lodgement System which means that in most instances claims are processed within 14
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What’s on Come along to this fun and friendly eight-week course which will give a taste of one of the most beautiful languages in the world. Learn all the basics of the French language in this small, personal class. ■ Tuesday 1 August for eight weeks. 6.46pm - 8.45pm. Cost: $120. Contact: Balla Balla Community Centre on 5990 0900.
Senior Citizens Club Hallam Senior Citizens Club is open Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Members enjoy carpet bowls, bingo, games, clubroom events and day tours. New members are welcome. ■ For further information, contact president Dorothy Mickelson on 9796 7580. The centre is at 2 Princes Domain Drive, Hallam.
IPAD for beginners These lessons are designed for beginners and will cover the very basics right from that round button at the bottom of the IPad through to more complex tasks. ■ Monday 24 July for four weeks. 10am - noon. Cost: $75. Contact: Balla Balla Community Centre on 5990 0900.
English classes Want to improve your English? This course will also teach how to navigate through everyday situations. Use new skills to make appointments, pay bills, hold a general conversation and cope with day- to-day living using the English language. Small classes. Meet new people from all backgrounds. ■ Monday 17 July for the term. 12.45pm-2.45pm. Cost: $3 per session. Contact: Balla Balla Community Centre on 5990 0900. Beginners Bollywood, Punjabi and Folk Dancing (5 yrs +) Come and learn these beautiful traditional dance styles, fun for the whole family. ■ Saturday 22 July for 10 weeks. 12.45pm-1.15pm. Cost: $60. Contact: Balla Balla Community Centre on 5990 0900.
Fitness dance class Be introduced to Punjabi Bhangra, a lively form of folk dance that will improve your fitness, while learning this exuberant style of dance. Feel the energy and get moving to these powerful moves and sequences. ■ Saturday 22 July for 10 weeks. 1.30pm - 2pm. Cost: $80. Contact: Balla Balla Community Centre on 5990 0900.
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Pre-school storytime Gentle yoga Fight stress, get fit and stay healthy with a gentle yoga exercise class in Berwick. Booking is essential. ■ Tuesdays, 9.30-10.30am, and Wednesdays, 7-8pm at Brentwood Park Neighbourhood House, 21A Bemersyde Drive, Berwick. $10 a session or $80 for a 10-week term. Details: admin@bpnh.org.au or 9702 1218. person, and bookings are required by Monday 24 July. To book, phone Jim McGregor on 0425 882 744. Alternatively, book and pay at the Bar or Coffee Club during normal opening hours.
Arts society 25th birthday Celebrate Berwick Arts Society’s 25th birthday at a special AGM, followed by wine and cheese. Wednesday, 26 July, from 6.45pm at the Function Room, Old Cheese Factory, 34 Homestead Road, Berwick.
Cranbourne Garden Club All are welcome, come long and have fun and maybe learn something about gardening. ■ Meetings at Cranbourne Public Hall, second Thursday of the month at 1.30pm. Contact Julie Muley on 5995 1420.
Artwork sale Berwick Art Society’s paint group sells its artworks each Thursday. Everyone is welcome to visit and chat with the artists. ■ Thursdays, 11.30am-2.30pm at the Old Cheese Factory, 34 Homestead Road, Berwick.
Kids’ pottery workshop Children are introduced to different clay types, clay-firing techniques and create their own masterpiec-
es at three Wednesday afternoon classes. Suitable for children aged six and over. ■ 28 June, 4.30pm-6pm. Oakgrove Community Centre, 89-101 Oakgrove Drive, Narre Warren South. $48, all materials included. Bookings on 9704 2781 or office@oakgrovecc.org.au.
Cranbourne Day View Club The Cranbourne Day View Club is looking for new members to join the group. The group is helping to sponsor students through The Smith Family. ■ Meetings are on the first Wednesday of the month at the Amstel Club. For more information, contact Trish Ransom on 5995 7037.
Hallam Sensational Movers Keep fit this winter and join the Hallam Sensational Movers club. A gentle exercise class for those who prefer it or step up their pace if they can. ■ Mondays 11.15am and Wednesdays 11am at the Scout Hall, Gunns Road, Hallam. $5 per class. Phone 9703 1688 for more details.
Something for seniors Come and try a game of table tennis with the Narre Warren Seniors Club. Male and female players are welcome. Friendly games just for fun and exercise. Entry fee is $1
The Berwick Mechanics Institute and Free Library is providing a storytime for pre-schoolers. ■ Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10.30am at 15 High Street, Berwick. Contact 9707 3519 or email bmi@dcsi.net.au.
Problem drinkers Al-Anon Family Group is for relatives and friends of problem drinkers. ■ Mondays from 10am at the Andrews Centre, corner Hanna Drive and Heatherton Road, Endeavour Hills. Contact 1300 252 666 or visit www.al-anon.org.au.
Indoor bowls Enjoy full-sized indoor bowls at the Casey Indoor Sports Centre every Friday morning. Morning tea supplied. ■ Holland Drive, Cranbourne, 10am-noon. Cost $5. Contact Ron on 5990 9048 or 0411 126 946.
Stitch up a course Stitch and Chat is a weekly practical workshop for sewing crafts - knitting, embroidery, quilting and crochet led by a guest facilitator. ■ Narre Warren North Uniting Church. For details and dates, phone 9700 5061.
Disadvantaged toddlers’ group This is a self-help support group for parents whose severely disadvantaged children are unable to participate in mainstream preschool activities. It is particularly aimed at children suffering from conditions that require 24-hour supervision. ■ Narre Warren North Uniting Church. For details and dates, phone 9700 5061.
THE BODYGUARD PLAYS LIVE IN AUGUST… The Melbourne season of the international awardwinning hit musical THE BODYGUARD, based on the Warner Bros hit movie which starred Whitney Houston and Kevin Costner, will play at the Regent Theatre from 24 August. Leading THE BODYGUARD cast is the fabulous Paulini as Rachel Marron, with Kip Gamblin as bodyguard Frank Farmer, Prinnie Stevens as Nicki Marron and Emily Williams as the Alternate Rachel Marron.
Affordable healthy cooking Healthy cooking teaches participants to prepare healthy homecooked meals. Aimed at families and singles, this series of weekly demonstrations will be supported by follow-up practical sessions for each recipe. ■ Narre Warren North Uniting Church. For details and dates phone 9700 5061.
Myuna Farm Myuna Farm in Doveton hosts a produce swap where residents can swap their excess home-grown produce with other participants. Produce swaps are not only for swapping home-grown fruit and vegetables, but participants can also bring along items including eggs, seeds and seedlings, flowers and compost. There is no money exchanged, just items swapped. New participants are welcome and no bookings are required. ■ Myuna Farm, 182 Kidds Road, Doveton, second Saturday of every month. Call 9706 9944.
Mental health program Grow offers a 12-step recovery focused program to those who are suffering from stress, anxiety, depression and other emotional difficulties. ■ Berwick Neighbourhood Centre, 112 High Street, Berwick, every Wednesday at 10am. For further information, contact Grow Community Centre on 1800 558 268 or visitwww.grow.org.au. Gold coin donation appreciated.
Parkrun Participate with more than 100 others in a free five-kilometre timed event every Saturday morning. The event caters for serious runners and for those wanting a jog or even a walk. ■ Saturdays at 8am at Berwick Springs. Visit the Berwick Springs Parkrun website for more information.
Walk the centre Cranbourne Park offers health walks where participants are taken by a qualified instructor from the YMCA. Registrations can be taken on the day and participants are encouraged to wear loose-fitting clothes and comfortable walking shoes. ■ Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7.40am in the fresh food area and the walk finishes at 8.45am.
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and sharing coffee, tea and biscuits makes it a social morning with friends. Free coaching is provided. ■ Saturday mornings from 9.30amnoon. 192-196 Centre Road, near the Narre Warren railway station. Contact 9704 0015 or 0426 736 467.
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Bailey’s confidence is growing in leaps By Nick Creely Dandenong Stingray ruckman Bailey Williams is a high leaping excitement machine capable of the extraordinary. Just 17-years-old - Williams doesn’t qualify to be drafted until 2018 - but is going to be spoken about consistently for the next year. Standing at 198cm, Williams has been playing a ruck/forward role for the ‘Rays in 2017, and has averaged a goal a game and over 20 hit-outs. His exploits as an bottom-ager in the TAC Cup earnt him a recall to the Vic Country side for the recent National Championships, competing with the best young and soon to be AFL players in the country. At the National Championships, Williams was ultra-impressive for Country, using his insane leap and excellent goal nous to kick goals and become one of the dominant ruckman throughout the carnival. Often throughout games, Williams out-leapt all the ruckmen in his wake,
allowing his midfielders first use of the football. He told Star News Group that the experience was a massive thrill and something that will hold him in good stead in the future. “It’s taken a lot of development to step up to the next level - especially nationals as a bottom-ager - I’ve been in pretty good form at TAC Cup level, and sort of thought that I’d have every chance to get a call-up for Vic Country,” he said. “I played alright in the trial games, and it sort of just happened (being selected) - I definitely felt like I fit in and didn’t look out of place as a bottom ager - I was pretty comfortable. “I was serviceable throughout the carnival, but had there been a few more games I could have done more, I was just starting to get into it all. “I’ll be ready to go in next year’s carnival, I’ve had a taste and now I know what it takes and looking forward to it all again.”
At 14-years of age, at his school - Westernport Secondary College Williams’ freakish athleticism hasn’t gone unrewarded. “I’ve broken a few high jump records in athletics at Westernport, there were few records set by Andrejs Everitt down at Carlton, and I’ve broken everyone one of them,” he said. Although playing predominantly as a ruckman as he continues to grow and develop, Williams has a natural ability to kick goals and clunk big contested marks, and sees himself playing a dual role in the future. “As a junior, I’ve mainly been a forward, but getting older and my body getting a bit bigger and taller, I’ve been able to play a ruck role at a higher level - I enjoy both positions, I’m not overly fussed where I play to be honest,” he said. “I like to watch the more mobile ruckman in the AFL, like a Paddy Ryder, Nic Naitanui and Brodie Grundy and how they go about it and try and learn off them.
“I feel like I’ve always got the edge over my opponent in the ruck, and down forward I’m pretty dangerous too so it’s great. “It’s a confidence thing with me earlier this year I doubted myself and probably didn’t want to make many mistakes - but as I play more games, things are starting to fall into place confidence wise and with my ability to play those positions.” As for the fortunes of his TAC Cup club, Dandenong Stingrays - he said the best is yet to come and can’t wait to get stuck into the back end of the season. “We’ve played fairly well as a side all year, with some stiff losses, but we have to forget about that now and keep playing good footy,” he said. “The season has been up and down for all sides - the side we have in now, I don’t see us being beaten very often at all - we haven’t had a full team all year and to get those guys in will be awesome.”
AFL Victoria’s aim to align clubs in the VFL Women’s competition with those in the VFL Men’s could see Cranbourne handing over its VFLW licence to the Casey Demons. Informal talks have taken place between the two clubs that call Casey Fields home, with South East Football Netball League (SEFNL) club Cranbourne taking an open and honest approach with its VFL neighbour. The Eagles can either resist the change, or take the option of working closely with the Demons to make the transition a success. There is still a lot of water to go under the bridge before the licence changes hands, but Cranbourne president Shane Baker said he would have mixed emotions if the move was to go ahead. “From a club aspect it would be disappointing if it did happen,” Baker said. “We’ve put a lot of time and effort into out women’s program, built from one team to three, and created a great atmosphere around women’s football at the club.” But he said his club would not stand in the way of progress. “If the girls in our VFL Women’s side are going to get access to better facilities that help improve their football - it would be selfish of us to stand in their way.” Cranbourne currently has three women’s teams competing with the VFLW side complemented with teams in division one and two of South Eastern Women’s Football (SEWF). If the move were to go ahead, Cranbourne would still maintain a presence in women’s football with the two teams competing in SEWF likely to continue into the future.
Night grand final still up in the air By David Nagel The AFL South East Commission met on Monday night where it was expected to ratify a decision to host this year’s South East Football Netball League (SEFNL) grand final under lights at Casey Fields on Saturday 16 September. SEFNL clubs corresponded via email on Friday 14 July, confirming that AFLSE had made contact and confirmed the decision to make the night grand final a reality. All nine clubs in SEFNL - both football and netball - were against the move from the traditional day grand final held at the venue of a member club. Cranbourne president Shane Baker said the clubs were very disappointed with the move. “There just seems to be no rhyme or reason for this to go ahead, we thought we were being heard but obviously our collective voice fell on deaf ears,” Baker said. The clubs last hope to stop the night grand final from proceeding came in the form of SEFNL Chairman and AFLSE Commissioner Ryan Ford, who went in to bat for the clubs at the meeting. The clubs have identified Beaconsfield, Berwick or Pakenham as their preferred option to host the biggest day on the calendar.
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REVIEW – ROUND 13 By Russell Bennett
QUIZ NUMBER 1567 1. WHO holds the record for most goals in an AFL game? 2. WHO won the Wimbledon mens singles title in 2016? 3. WHICH of the four grand slam tennis events did Evonne Cawley never win? 4. WHO finished top scorer in the EPL last season? 5. WHO was the first Australian cyclist to win two Olympic gold medals? 6. WHICH England cricket captain led his side off the field during the 1971 series against Australia ? 7. WHICH Australian won the English jockeys’ championship four times? 8. WHO has scored the most goals for Australia in international soccer? 9. WHICH Australian won both the ABC and the BBC Sportsman of the Year awards in 1965? 10. WHO won cricket’s Sheffield Shield in 2014-15? 11. WHICH team was undefeated right through the 2007-8 NFL season, only to lose the Super Bowl? 12. WHO was the last Australian to win the British Open golf championship? 13. WHICH American Indian from the pre-World War II era is regarded as one of the greatest athletes of all time? 14. WHO was the first pacer to win consecutive Inter-Dominion championships? 15. WHICH Australian won the US Open tennis title in 1973? 16. WHICH Australian golfer won the New Zealand Open in 1978 and 1981 and the Australian Open in 1982? 17. WHICH Australian cricket legend was nicknamed “Daniel”? 18. WHAT is the nickname of leading English soccer club Everton? 19. WHICH great Australian jockey rode in the Melbourne Cup 19 times, but never landed a winner? 20. HOW many runs does a baseball team receive if the batter hits a home run with the bases loaded?
Lachlan Young calmly slotted a major for the Stingrays on the weekend. 170572
TAC CUP DANDENONG STINGRAYS 4.1 8.2 12.5 14.5(89) NORTHERN KNIGHTS 1.2 1.6 4.7 8.12(60) DANDENONG STINGRAYS GOALS: R. D’Arcy 4, L. Davies-Uniacke 2, A. Bonar, F. Bayne, J. Taylor, J. Nanscawen, R. Bowman, J. Plumridge, L. Young, T. Dekoning. BEST: O. Clavarino, J. Davies, R. D’Arcy, A. Paterson, L. Davies-Uniacke, M. Riordan. NORTHERN KNIGHTS GOALS: P. Naish 2, P. Della Rocca 2, N. Coffield, O. Wilson, M. Harman, S. Binion. BEST: O. Wilson, A. Federico, M. Baker, P. Della Rocca, T. McKenzie, R. Bowkett.
Former Dandenong Stingray Josh Battle made his AFL debut on Friday night. Picture: 138869 STAR NEWS GROUP
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Aiden Bonar was congratulated by team-mate Riley D'Arcy after slotting the first goal of the game. 170572 Pictures: ROB CAREW
A full-strength Dandenong Stingrays outfit withstood an impressive final quarter push from the Northern Knights at Shepley Oval on Saturday to come away eventual 29-point winners, 14.5(89) to 8.12(60). The impressive depth of the Rays' list has been on display all season, but on Saturday the side showed just what it was capable of with a full arsenal of weapons at its disposal. With 10 changes from Round 12, the Rays led all game before holding on for a near five-goal win after tiring in the last. They led by 46 points at three-quarter time before the Knights charged their way back gallantly in the last. TAC Cup mainstays Luke Davies-Uniacke, Oscar Clavarino, Hunter Cark, Mason De Wit and Bailey Morrish were all particularly influential for the Rays, while Riley D’Arcy finished with four goals and provided a real target inside 50. Co-captains Clavarino and Josh Bateman were stellar in defence for Dandenong, while the likes of Jesse Davies and Angus Paterson also stood strong against the Knights’ forwards. “The game really could have gone either way in the end - we were fortunate enough to get across the line today due to the work rate in the first half, and that gives the boys
some real confidence as we come to the back end of the TAC Cup season, ” Stingrays coach Craig Black told the club’s website post-match. “With 10 changes you never know what to expect - it’s the first time since Round 1 we’ve been able to basically pick from our full list. “The focus the boys are bringing each week, no matter who plays, is very impressive.” The last quarter saw the Stingrays go in with two less players with De Wit gone for the day with a back injury, while Aiden Bonar’s day was over due to pre-planned game time. Bonar was responsible for one of the day’s biggest highlights when the youngster, who has missed the past two years dealing with some major injuries, marked strongly and kicked truly from 35 metres to register the first goal of the game barely two minutes into the contest. His team mates mobbed him, showing just what his return meant to both he and the group. But by contrast the Knights slotted four last-quarter goals to just two from the Stingrays, who were down on rotations. Still, the victory puts the Stingrays in good stead, effectively securing a finals spot before enjoying a week off due to the TAC Cup bye.
Doveton boy and former Dandenong Stingray, Josh Battle, made his AFL debut on Friday night for St Kilda in front of more than 45,000 people at Etihad Stadium against Essendon. Still in high school at Haileybury Keysborough campus, Battle has been in impressive form recently in the VFL, and got an opportunity to show the Saints fans what he was made of in the absence of suspended forward Tim Membrey. Although it was a dirty night for Battle’s Saints - going down by 61-points - he provided a rare bright moment that suggests he
will be a pivotal part of Alan Richardson’s plans for the future. In the third quarter, with the Saints having kicked just two goals and 11 behinds, Battle found space in the forward 50 and marked strongly 40 metres out, directly in front. He duly converted the major, with his team-mates rushing to congratulate his first AFL goal. “It was pretty good to kick my first goal, but we were down so it would have been a bit better if we were winning, but what can you do?” Battle
said post-match. Although his side fell in disappointing fashion, Battle said the build-up and excitement was something he will always remember. “It was obviously a disappointing result, but the week was really special and I guess it’s something I’ve dreamed of since I was a young kid, and to play my first game out on the big stage was pretty phenomenal,” he said. Battle finished his first game of AFL football with five disposals, two marks and a goal.
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High fives for ’Pies round By David Nagel A rejuvenated Narre Warren has cast fresh light on the South East Football Netball League with a stunning 79-point victory over third-placed Beaconsfield at Holm Park Reserve. The two teams had differing form lines heading in: the fifth-placed Magpies copping a 49-point slap across the face from Berwick, while the Eagles had wins over Officer, Pakenham and Hampton Park sandwiched between two byes. But it was five weeks of easy footy that left the Eagles vulnerable on the weekend - and the Magpies pounced, silencing the doubters and making a strong play for a coveted double chance at the end of the season. “I delved into our history and I don’t think since midway through 2009 have we had our backs against the wall as strongly as we did leading into this match,” Narre Warren coach Heath Black said. “This group didn’t want to be the one that miss out on finals and they responded in great fashion; it was a win that was definitely built above the shoulders. I knew we had it in us, but there was definitely some self-doubt creeping in, even from me as coach. It’s been tough going as a coach, but we scaled things back to a simple game plan, and the players were outstanding. I feel very relieved for the players.” The teams went goal for goal until midway through the first term before the Magpies surged, kicking the next six goals of the match. They maintained that advantage until three-quarter time before rubber-stamping their victory with a glorious 7.2 to 1.2 final term. The Magpies had many fine players, none better than Mitch Cox who played electrifying
Dillan Bass continued a quality season in defence. Officer has ended the finals aspirations of Tooradin, defeating the Seagulls by 14 points in the close one of the round at Starling Road. No more than two goals separated the sides at the first three breaks, the efficient Kangaroos leading by 12 points, 11.1(67) to 8.7(55), at three quarter time. Early goals to Jesse Longmuir and Blair Allan extended the margin to 26 points before the Seagulls surged - kicking three goals in five minutes - to cut the deficit to eight. Luke Callander then kicked the sealer for the home side. Matt Clarke kicked four for the Roos, Callander three, while Andrew Dean was dangerous up forward for the Seagulls with four majors. And Berwick’s perfect season has continued, the Wickers defeating Pakenham by 86 points at Toomuc Reserve. Jimmy Harrison, Brody Connelly and Tim Gunn kicked three each for the Wickers while Steve Morey was the outstanding player for the Lions. Doveton had the bye. SENIORS Narre Warren midfielder Hayden Stagg celebrates his goal after the siren that set up a Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS handy quarter-time lead against Beaconsfield. 170569 get ahead of ourselves,” he said. “Cranbourne is a very, very good team, very consistent, and we’ll need to be at our best.” Cranny tuned up for this week’s blockbuster at Kalora Park with a 200-point victory over a struggling Hampton Park. The Eagles turned on the jets in the second term, kicking 15.7 in a brilliant display. Troy Tharle kicked nine for the winners while
footy to finish with four goals. Aaron Wilson also kicked four, while a midfield brigade led by Dean Kelly, Michael Collins and Josh Tonna put the Eagles to the sword. Despite the raging success, the Magpies will go in as underdogs against Cranbourne this week - a tag that sits comfortably with Black. “As individuals, and as a team, we’ve shown glimpses of our best form but we haven’t been anywhere near good enough for long enough to
Magpies’ keen eyes for three-peat flag By David Nagel Narre Warren’s quest for a third-consecutive premiership is right on track after the Magpies stood tall for a three-goal, 43-40, victory over Beaconsfield at Holm Park Reserve. The Magpies led by a goal at quarter time before the resurgent Eagles took a three-goal advantage to half time. The Magpies squared things away at the final break, leaving an epic final 15 minutes to decide the outcome. The victor would become the clear challenger to Tooradin in the battle for top spot on the ladder. “I think experience got us through in the end,” said a happy Narre Warren co-coach Greg Heinrich. “Erin Clark is seasoned when it comes to these tough games, and it was players like her that made sure we didn’t take the foot off the pedal at any stage in the last quarter.” Goalers Jemma Osborne (goal shooter) and Kealeigh Brown (goal attack) had big shoes to fill against the Eagles, with Gabby Dwyer, Chloe Phillips and Tayla Shannon all absent due to VNL duties. Clark (wing defence), Bec Potalej (wing attack) and Leigh Taylor (centre) produced a strong second-half showing for the Pies, while Tracey Dell (goal keeper) had a great battle with her long-time foe Bianca Sanzaro (GS), who scored 26 of the side's 40 goals. Ash Gill (C), Kate Murphy (WD), Dani Cameron (gial defence) and Emily Boribon (GA) were also consistent over four quarters for the Eagles. Cranbourne has broken its run of two consecutive draws with an impressive 51-35 victory over Hampton Park at Robert Booth Reserve. The Eagles built their lead steadily, from five to 10 by half time, to 13 at three-quar-
ter time before extending to 16 by the final whistle. Hayley Galpin, Jodie Holt and Allie Oakenfull played great defensive roles in the absence of Tara Cecil and Sharni Lambden, while Mel Perrins and Nat Sparks gave great drive through the midcourt. Megan Cripps, Bev Miller and Bec Hall tried hard for the Redbacks, who have fallen short of expectations this season. Berwick has held off a fast-finishing Pakenham to win 54-50 at Toomuc Reserve. Itagia Amataga (GS), Emily Wilson (GA) and Emily Pratt (WA) got the Wickers off to a flyer, leading by four goals at the first break, before the Lions dug in for the fight. With Renae Joiner (C), Carly Saunders (WA) and Keely Wright (WD) evening up the midcourt battle the Lions matched motors with the Wickers, scoring a dozen each in the second term. Amataga put on a clinic in the third, scoring 14 goals as the visitors stretched their advantage out to nine at the final break. The Lions surged, scoring 15-10 in the last quarter to fall four goals short of a maiden victory. And Tooradin has retained top spot with a 50-31 triumph over ROC. The Seagulls were most impressive in the second term, scoring 15-4 to have the Kangas on the back foot. Shona Wells, Emma Iacovou, Jess Cox and Holly Gillespie shared the midcourt duties for the Gulls, while Alex Duff, Alex Maher and Dayle Willis did likewise in attack. Laura Quinn (GD), Mel Overdyk (GK), Sam Neil (GA) and Olivia Hamilton (WA) were consistent performers for the Kangaroos. Doveton had the bye.
Tooradin star Shona Wells controlled the midcourt battle against ROC. 170570 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS
BEACONSFIELD 2.0 3.2 5.3 6.5(41) NARRE WARREN 6.3 8.7 11.10 18.12(120) OFFICER SFC 4.0 8.0 11.1 16.4(100) TOORADIN-DALMORE 3.3 5.6 8.7 13.8(86) HAMPTON PARK 0.2 1.2 1.2 1.3(9) CRANBOURNE 7.9 22.16 26.20 30.29(209) PAKENHAM 1.0 1.1 5.1 5.1(31) BERWICK 1.5 6.10 11.12 17.15(117) RESERVES: Beaconsfield 4.2(26) v Narre Warren 13.6(84), Officer SFC 12.5(77) v Tooradin-Dalmore 9.7(61), Hampton Park 1.2(8) v Cranbourne 16.16(112), Pakenham 3.0(18) v Berwick 21.15(141). UNDER 19A: Doveton 10.12(72) v Cranbourne A 10.3(63), Beaconsfield 11.8(74) v Berwick 12.4(76). UNDER 19B: Officer SFC 8.20(68) v Tooradin-Dalmore 3.5(23), Narre Warren B 6.8(44) v Pakenham 3.5(23). SENIORS LADDER TEAM W L D B % PTS BERWICK 12 0 0 1 255.41 52 CRANBOURNE 10 2 0 1 196.02 44 BEACONSFIELD 7 4 0 2 173.82 36 DOVETON 7 4 0 2 154.45 36 NARRE WARREN 7 4 0 2 140.46 36 Tooradin-Dalmore 4 7 0 2 104.79 24 Officer SFC 4 8 0 1 75.00 20 Pakenham 1 11 0 1 57.45 8 Hampton Park 0 12 0 1 15.17 4 This week: Narre Warren v Cranbourne, Berwick v Doveton, Officer SFC v Pakenham, Tooradin-Dalmore v Beaconsfield, Hampton Park - Bye. NETBALL A GRADE: Beaconsfield 40 v Narre Warren 43, Hampton Park 35 v Cranbourne 51, Pakenham 50 v Berwick 54, ROC 38 v Tooradin-Dalmore 50, Doveton - Bye. B GRADE: Beaconsfield 49 v Narre Warren 39, Hampton Park 45 v Cranbourne 37, Pakenham 49 v Berwick 33, ROC 32 v Tooradin-Dalmore 45, Doveton - Bye. C GRADE: Beaconsfield 30 v Narre Warren 37, Hampton Park 33 v Cranbourne 29, Pakenham 21 v Berwick 30, ROC 30 v Tooradin-Dalmore 24, Doveton - Bye. D GRADE: Beaconsfield 34 v Narre Warren 37, Hampton Park 36 v Cranbourne 33, Pakenham 27 v Berwick 26, ROC 23 v Tooradin-Dalmore 36, Doveton - Bye. 17 UNDER RED: Beaconsfield 26 v Narre Warren 32, Hampton Park 15 v Cranbourne 43, Pakenham 32 v Berwick 18, ROC 47 v Tooradin-Dalmore 24, Doveton - Bye. 17 UNDER WHITE: Beaconsfield 53 v Narre Warren 19, Hampton Park 11 v Cranbourne 40, Pakenham 24 v Berwick 17, ROC 30 v Tooradin-Dalmore 23, Doveton - Bye. 15 UNDER RED: Beaconsfield 23 v Narre Warren 24, Hampton Park 16 v Cranbourne 29, Pakenham 20 v Berwick 30, ROC 55 v Tooradin-Dalmore 8, Doveton - Bye. 15 UNDER WHITE: Beaconsfield 22 v Narre Warren 7, Pakenham 19 v Berwick 18, ROC 37 v Tooradin-Dalmore 16, Doveton - Bye, Cranbourne - Bye. 13 UNDER RED: Beaconsfield 23 v Narre Warren 20, Hampton Park 7 v Cranbourne 32, Pakenham 8 v Berwick 37, ROC 50 v Tooradin-Dalmore 12, Doveton - Bye. 13 UNDER WHITE: Beaconsfield 34 v Narre Warren 10, Pakenham 22 v Berwick 21, ROC 45 v Tooradin-Dalmore 10, Doveton - Bye, Cranbourne - Bye. A GRADE LADDER TEAM W L D B % Pts TOORADIN-DALMORE 10 1 0 2 156.03 48 NARRE WARREN 9 2 0 2 142.11 44 BEACONSFIELD 9 2 0 2 125.87 44 CRANBOURNE 6 4 2 1 109.00 32 DOVETON 6 5 0 2 97.69 32 Hampton Park 4 7 1 1 89.82 22 Berwick 3 7 2 1 90.59 20 ROC 2 9 1 1 78.26 14 Pakenham 0 12 0 1 58.26 4
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Hallam Hawks hot By Nick Creely
Ciara’s brave fight brings out the best BEACONSFIELD Football Netball Club held a fundraiser for one of its own on Saturday, supporting Ciara Nelson and her ongoing battle to overcome a brain tumour discovered in June last year. Ciara, pictured playing against NARRE WARREN on Saturday, and her family are raising funds to help with costly treatment, which could run into tens of thousands of dollars. With help from people like, from left, Tahnee and Shelley Ziesler with Molly and Julie Murnane, the club raised $5500 on the weekend. Good luck Ciara and well done to all involved. 170569 Pictures: STEWART CHAMBERS
When Hallam defeated a starstudded Bentleigh to take out the inaugural Seymour Law Cup in the pre-season competition this year, there was an ominous feel to the Hawks. After finishing fifth in the Southern Football League Division Three competition in 2016 - and bowing out to the Doveton Eagles in a final - the expectation was that Hallam could be around the mark once again. But coming into the pointy end of the 2017 season, Hallam are the premiership favourites, a tag that the club will relish as finals approach - but not let them become complacent. “After we won the pre-season final against a Division 1 side, we automatically become the hunted this year - even though we finished fourth or fifth last year, we earnt that right after winning the pre-season comp,” Hawks coach Scott Slater said. “And then when we beat Doveton Eagles for the first time this year, people started saying we were the real deal, and we welcome that. “But we haven’t actually won a flag yet, we need to stay focused - we haven’t achieved anything but sit on top of the ladder.” Slater said that the turnaround of his club’s on-field fortunes has come down to a clear plan focusing on little goals based around development of kids and lifting the standards of the whole club. “It is really pleasing - had a three year plan put in place, we wanted to be competitive last year, make finals this year and have a crack at a flag next year, but we’re already 12 months
ahead of that,” he said. “When we looked at the draw, we sort of pencilled in some early wins against sides we hadn’t beaten before - we set little goals along the way and achieved that. “We have tried to break the season down to six-week blocks - last year we won our first six games and everything looked on track - but when you get hit with a loss it’s hard to keep it on track. “We’ve been big on pushing through the kids in games where it is safe to do so - we’re mindful on the kids’ development, we’re aware and mindful we need to get games into these kids to mould them into full time senior players in a year or two. “The club train together, we don’t exclude as such, but our whole club is one- we’re big on educating our kids and enforcing a club game plan. “We understand there is a long way to go this year - I’m happy to sit where we are at the moment, but we have to stay focused.” Heading into a potentially epic finals series, with rivals Doveton Eagles, Ashwood, Endeavour Hills and South Yarra all breathing down their necks, Slater conceded that despite taking things one week at a time, looking ahead won’t hurt them. “Player management is the key for us - if we get an opportunity to rest up a few older bodies or heal some niggling injuries we’ll do that - fresh legs in finals series do help,” he explained. “But we need to focus on the next week, strive for the positive result, and the rest will take care of itself.”
Hallam is flag favourites as the 2017 season starts to ramp up it’s Picture: ROB CAREW intensity. 170320
Reality check hits home at Cranbourne
AFLSE review deadline extended AFL South East is still three weeks away from releasing its final recommendations from its Senior Competition Review. Region General Manager John Anderson sent this memo to the clubs on Monday explaining the reasons for the delay, with the original date set down for the end of July.
Cranbourne now has a week off to prepare for what should be its most prosperous period of the season after going down to Geelong by 46 points on Sunday. The Eagles headed west with high hopes after pushing the Cats to just seven points earlier in the season, but suffered a reality check right from the start. The Cats kicked 3.2 to 0.1 in the opening term, and things only got worse from there, the home side extending their lead from 19 to 26 at half time before taking a 39-point lead to the final break. Kirsten McLeod kicked two for the Eagles while Jaz Grierson and Bianca Jakobsson slotted one each in busy performances around the ground. Maree Drennan, Bec Pearce and Hayley Wildes were others to hold their heads high. The Eagles, currently eighth in the 10-team competition, face bottom sides Box Hill and Seaford in the coming weeks before a tough run home against Melbourne Uni (5th), Diamond Creek (1st) and St Kilda (3rd). Cranbourne has tightened its grip on third place in the South Eastern Women’s Football Division One competition after a thrilling three-point victory over bottom-side Port Melbourne. The Eagles had some work to do at three-quarter time, trailing by two points, but 1.1 to 0.2 final term saw them escape with victory. Alicia Heins was the star up forward for the Eagles kicking two, while Janet
Cranbourne VFLW coach Sein Clearihan will be hoping for a strong finish to the season. 170313 Picture: ROB CAREW Sullivan, Alana Bell and Alice Barfoot kicked valuable six pointers. Tess Thomas and Parris Stahl were key prime movers for the winners. In Division Two, Alicia Brown and Jess Cox played starring roles and Shae Frazer kicked two in Beaconsfield’s 18-point victory over Seaford. The Eagles remain in fourth spot, while Cranbourne went down to Edi-
Asp by 30 points despite a last-quarter goal to Sheridan Holland. Top-team Endeavour Hills had the bye. In the Development League, Officer had a tough day against Tyabb. Tiarna Kramer, Tyra Collison and Vic Liarakos were best for the Kangaroos who eventually went down by 136 points.
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