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Driven bird batty By Casey Neill New netting could give meddlesome mynas their marching orders from a Hallam nature strip. Charles Avenue resident Vera Mezentseff said the noisy Indian myna bird flock was nesting in the tree outside her neighbour’s property, disturbing her sleep and wellbeing. She went to the City of Casey for help and at its 6 June meeting councillor Wayne Smith successfully moved for action against the 150-odd introduced pest species as a “matter of extreme urgency”. Ms Mezentseff said plan A was to set up traps and plan B was to trim the trees. “That didn’t work,” she said. “Now we’re up to plan C.”
“Prior to me, neighbours were trying to hose them down but as soon as you put the hose away they’re back at it. “Rubber snakes in the tree hasn’t worked. Throwing stones at the tree hasn’t worked. “I’ve been using cotton balls to try to sleep and not to be woken by them. “In the afternoon you have to put your TV louder to not hear them.” Cr Smith said the situation was the council’s responsibility because it planted the tree. “I’m just glad that there’s a resolution. We’re working hard to try and fix it,” he said. He said audio recordings of the birds in full voice was “shocking”. “You can’t live with it,” he said.
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branch in the tree was covered in bird poo, and the footpath also wore the excrement. “So it is a health issue as well. They do carry diseases,” she said. She said the council pledged to monitor the situation once the net was in place. “We’re hoping that they don’t decide to jump in someone’s backyard and sit in their tree,” she said. “It’s a pretty big project but I can’t do this. “If you have a restless night and then the birds are at it at 5.30am, it’s like they’re ruling your ife.” She said development in surrounding suburbs seemed to be driving the birds into larger packs. “It looks like this area is being invaded, I suppose,” she said.
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The council planned to install netting over the tree on Wednesday 16 August but wild winds caused a delay. “It is a major problem,” Ms Mezentseff said. She’s lived there almost two years. “In the morning they’ll come in say 5.30am to 6am and the whole tree is infested with these birds,” she said. “They go to about 7am. “In the afternoon they start up again. They fly in about 5.45pm. “During the night if they’re disturbed they’ll go off again. “It doesn’t matter if you’re sick or it’s the weekend, they just fly in and they will not stop chirping and screeching for that whole hour.” Ms Mezentseff said every leaf and every
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The Draft 2017-21 Municipal Health and Wellbeing Plan is now on public exhibition and Council is welcoming resident’s feedback. 5IF 1MBO JEFOUJmFT UIF NBJO IFBMUI BOE XFMMCFJOH JTTVFT GPS UIF $JUZ PG $BTFZ XJUI SFTJEFOUT invited to have their say on the document by 13 September 2017. The Plan for the next four years will provide strategic direction for Council as well as public health sector organisations, to work collaboratively with the community to create environments that support everyone to lead a healthy life. Council urges residents to submit their feedback on the Plan, which focuses on prevention risk factors for chronic health conditions. These include healthy eating, physical activity, reducing harm from alcohol, drugs and tobacco, mental wellbeing and reducing violence and injury. To view the Plan and submit your feedback, visit www.caseyconversations.com.au.
The City of Casey is seeking feedback from Cranbourne residents and Fountain Gate locals on how to best utilise the vacant space in these areas.
These spaces include vacant land as well as parks, reserves and gardens. Council is also seeking your feedback around issues which may limit your enjoyment of these current spaces.
Give your green thumb a workout Ever wanted to grow your own produce? Like the idea of becoming more sustainable? Well the City of Casey has the prefect workshop to teach you how!
Open space consultation continues Council wants to hear how you think public open spaces around Fountain Gate Shopping Centre and Cranbourne Town Centre could be maximised.
Head to Selandra Community Garden on Saturday 26 August for a workshop on setting up your own vegetable garden!
Your feedback will be used to help Council design and manage these areas in the future to meet the needs of the growing population. The surveys will close on Monday 31 August. For more information and to access the questionnaires, visit www.caseyconversations.com.au.
Come along and learn about the basics of setting up and maintaining your own vegetable patch. The workshop will cover areas such as design, maintenance, improving your soil, planting for the season, growing from the seed and more! Also learn how to manage pest and diseases. This session will run on Saturday 26 August from 10.00 am until 12.00 pm at the Selandra Community Garden, Selandra Boulevard, Clyde North. To register, visit www.casey.vic.gov.au/greenevents.
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Local library is on the move Bunjil Place will be the brand new home for local book worms with the Casey Cardinia Libraries Narre Warren branch ready to relocate to the precinct when it opens in October. Set over three levels, this exciting aspect of Bunjil Place is expected to be one of the most visited areas. The library will include a reading amphitheatre, digital games area, a peaceful outdoor reading garden, public computer zones, engaging children’s area and quiet study spots. The Narre Warren Library will have its last day on Friday 13 October, with a limited service including holds, collections and book drop offs between 14 October and 20 October.
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Across the generations, family tree’s new branch A Hallam family brought together its eldest and youngest members for the first time on Saturday 12 August. Marie Doucas told the Journal News that Katherine Moustaizis and her husband Aristithe, now deceased, came to Australia from Egypt in the early 1970s with their daughter, Evangeline. Katherine is now 90 and lived in Dandenong for 20 years before moving to the Coptic Village Hostel in Hallam two years ago. She has five grandchildren in Chris, Angela, Alex, Andrew and Michael; five great-grandchildren in Gabrielle, Mary, Helen, Sebastian and Thomas; and one great, great-granddaughter, Ruby. Anastasia Doucas and her husband Sebastian are grandparents to Katherine’s great-grandchildren and great grandparents to Ruby. “They have lived in Dandenong and Narre Warren for 40 years,” Marie said. “They arrived in Australia in 1968 when Chris was one year old and then went on to have Angela, who passed away in 2009.” Marie married Chris, and they’re parents to
Anastasia Doucas, Katherine Moustaizis, and Chris and Gabrielle Doucas with baby Ruby. 171430 Gabrielle and Sebastian and have lived in Narre Warren and Cranbourne North for the past 30 years. “Gabrielle and her partner Michael welcomed Ruby into the family on 11 May 2017,” Marie said. “She was born premature and spent the first 13 weeks in Monash NICU and Special Care Nursery and was finally able to come home on 2 August. “It was a very emotional day and full of happiness for the family to be able to take Ruby to meet her great great-grandmother.”
Weapons uncovered in blitz Police arrested a man, uncovered weapons and fined unlicensed drivers during an operation in Doveton. Endeavour Hills Police Station members ran an automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) site in Doveton with the Sheriff’s Office on Tuesday 15 August. Despite poor weather and light traffic, police checked 1708 vehicles. They impounded one car and identified six drivers who were behind the wheel while disqualified, unlicensed or suspended. Police identified eight unregistered vehicles, arrested a man wanted for breaching bail and driving while disqualified, issued three defect notices and one notice for possessing a controlled weapon, and intercepted 83 vehicles with Sheriff’s warrants.
Car park arrest over robbery A man accused of armed robbery has been arrested by police detectives in a Fountain Gate shopping centre car park. The 24-year-old Dandenong North man has been charged with 16 offences in Melbourne’s South-East over a two-week period, police say. The charges also include aggravated burglary, theft and weapon offences committed between 20 July and 2 August. The man was arrested by Casey CIU detectives about 1pm on 15 August. Police then seized property while executing two search warrants in Dandenong North and Dandenong.
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Primary school’s bicycle highways for traffic safety A new traffic course will teach Greater Dandenong kids to be safer near roads and on their bikes. Dandenong West Primary School received $7800 as part of the TAC Community Road Safety Grants Program to build the asphalt course. It has road conditions that mimic real traffic so children can learn about road safety in a simulated environment. Three local kindergartens will also use the course as part of road and bike education programs. Dandenong MP Gabrielle Williams launched the facility on Thursday 17 August. “It’s a fun way to get our young children active, while teaching them and their families how to be safe on their bikes and our roads,“ she said. “I encourage local community groups and organisations with an idea to promote road safety, to apply for the next round of the TAC’s community grants program.” Dandenong West Primary’s Ivan Araujo said the school had been running a bike education program for older students to encourage them to ride to and from school safely. “A lot of our children walk alone to school as well,” he said. “There’s been a number of traffic incidences around the school. “There’s high traffic volume and because of the factories over the road there was also a lot of industrial vehicles. “We were teaching bike ed but not providing a safe place to practice riding.”
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Police car rammed A Narre Warren man is facing a string of charges after allegedly throwing a beer can at police and ramming a police car while evading an intercept in Mulgrave. The 20-year-old was seen by police driving erratically in a Magna on Princes Highway, Mulgrave about 9.50pm on 14 August. He then evaded police attempts to intercept him and threw the can at the police vehicle. A police officer received a minor injury when the Magna allegedly side-swiped a police car stopped in the Magna’s path on a service slip road on the highway. The vehicle was again spotted travelling in erratic fashion and entering a take-away drivethrough at Springvale Junction about 10.10pm. When police tried to speak to the driver, he allegedly tried to drive off and struck part of the food outlet and a stationary car.
Three men in road rage fight Horrific vision emerged this week showing an “awful” roadside punch-on in Dandenong South. Glenda Powell told Tom Elliott on radio station 3AW that she was on her way to work about 8am on Tuesday 15 August when she happened across the assault on Frankston-Dandenong Road. “I saw two guys punching the crap out of another guy and thought ‘this is terrible’,” she said. Ms Powell told 3AW that she started taking video and then called police. “I was shaking for about two hours,” she said. Victoria Police was unable to shed any light on the outcome of the incident.
Above: Dandenong MP Gabrielle Williams tests out the course. 171857 Right: Zoeha and Dandenong MP Gabrielle Williams brush up on their road safety. Pictures: STEWART CHAMBERS Junior students were only completely a halfday riding course once a year. “That’s not enough. They need constant practice,” Mr Araujo said. “We’ve got a community hub as well that will have access to that resource. “Kindergartens have accessed it already. They’ve brought their trikes and been around the course.”
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Principal’s teaching journey pride By Casey Neill John Hurley started his teaching career 55 years ago at a small school in the Strzelecki Ranges. He was 19 years old. There was no electricity, no phones and 28 students. “It was fantastic. I loved it,” he said. The Thomas Mitchell Primary School principal relied on a scholarship to finish his own schooling. “My parents were not at all wealthy,” he said. “I think it was 50 pounds at the time.” Mr Hurley was “very, very proud” that Narre Warren North MP Luke Donnellan recognised his subsequent service to education with a presentation at the Endeavour Hills school on Friday 11 August. “It was a surprise - Luke coming out and having an assembly and all that sort of thing,” he said. “He wasn’t asked to do it or anything like that. He organised to come along and he presented me with a lovely plaque and also a personal book on my favourite football team, Collingwood Football Club. “The kids were spectacularly fantastic. “The whole 800 of them were there, as quiet as can be when I went into the assembly area. “After school, the staff got together and I had no idea about it, and put on a lovely party for me at school after school.” Mr Hurley is in his 26th year at Thomas Mitchell, having come on board as founding principal in 1991 after heading up Cranbourne Primary School. “For me the ultimate satisfaction for a job would be to start your own school, so I decided that was what I wanted to do,” he said. “There were three schools opening at the one time. “There was Coral Park, Thomas Mitchell and the other was Maramba. “I did some research and the information I came up with was that this would be the most interesting school to start - most interesting because of the multicultural community.”
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This multiculturalism has kept him at the school. “They’re just wonderful families and kids because they get on so well together,” he said. “There’s more than 70 nationalities. “It’s just lovely to see them getting on so well and learning from each other and teaching me lots of things “There’s so much that I don’t know and I’ve travelled a fair bit - they can tell me so much. “I’ve met wonderful people on the way. “I’m still in touch with kids I taught 50 years ago.”
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100 years ago 16 August 1917 Municipal candidates To the Editor Sir, The near approach of the shire elections gives rise to varying thoughts when we consider the appeal made by the director of recruiting, the Hon D McKinnon, to married and single men alike: “That in their dire hour of your nation’s peril we want you men to take your place at the breach and fill the gaps of your comrades who are languishing tired and weary, fighting for home and honour”. Not only is this appeal made with all the grave responsibility of our local authorities, but it is re-echoed by our soldiers, officers and men alike. But, you say, what has this to do with shire elections? That is just where the sting comes in, when
we consider that most of our councillors are old and tried members of their respective councils, men who have done good works, as Cr James remarked at the last meeting of the Berwick council. Here I might draw the electors’ attention to the fact that most of these councillors, who are being forced to an election, are either too old or have been rejected from military service, they have an election forced on them by men who are quite capable to take their place as a unit in the AIF.
50 years ago 22 August 1967 Dandenong to be Fountain City? An attractive fountain in a central park in Dandenong is envisaged by the Rotary Club of Dandenong which is prepared to co-operate with the Dandenong council to build and finance it. The club was prepared to submit a prelimi-
nary design for the fountain and to provide $1500 towards the cost on a dollar for dollar basis. It suggested the fountain should be built in the park on the corner of Foster Street and Princes Highway.
His comments came last Monday when the council adopted its community grants program for 1997-98. The recipients were selected by a taskforce of council officers and six of the city’s 11 councillors.
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18 August 1997 Council provides generous grants Greater Dandenong council is the most generous in providing community grants compared with its neighbours. This year it has awarded a total of $1.4 million to 240 community groups compared with Kingston’s $590,000 and Casey’s $223,310. The Mayor of Greater Dandenong, Greg Harris, said the city was totally committed to community groups and would try to increase the allocation each year.
20 August 2012 Danger at level crossing Pedestrians and drivers running the gauntlet at the Springvale level crossing were targeted by police last week. Acting Superintendent Charlie Allen said the level crossing was in the state’s top 15 for injuries. He urged pedestrians and drivers not to cross the tracks when the gates closed and warning signals were operating. Last year a tip truck was struck by a train at the Springvale Road crossing.
No joking, so hot they’re smokin’ By Casey Neill David Freeman the butcher and David Freeman the chef are smoking salmon like no one else. The father and son duo use a process that’s “completely different to what everyone else does”. “It’s ours, nobody else’s, and we’re proud of it,” David junior said. He set up Keysborough-based The Melbourne Pantry after spotting a hole in the smoked salmon market. He worked under Michelin star chef Alan Garth in the UK and from him learnt the traditional smoking methods he employs today. “We do stuff that’s more of the English style,” David junior said. He moved to Australia from Birmingham, England, in 2000. “My sister works in computers. She came over here before all of us. She was offered a job over here,” he said.
EAT LOCAL, DINE GLOBAL He phoned her one Christmas and she’d just been scuba diving and was heading to a beach barbecue. “I’m looking out of a window in an apartment. It’s black, it’s raining, it’s cold. “I made up my mind there and then.” David junior worked at The Big Group for four years while developing his salmon. “When I started to get a little bit of traction, by that point dad was over here,” he said. They added bacon to their product offerings
after David senior spat out a bite of a bacon sandwich. “We produce the best bacon you’ll ever eat,” David junior said. “We do it differently to everybody else.” Another different offering from The Melbourne Pantry is smoked yogurt, developed with chef Matt Wilkinson. It’s closer to a solid than a liquid. “Matthew does a roasted carrot salad with the smoked yogurt,” David junior said. There’s also smoked maple syrup - used on carrots at The Independent in Gembrook - and smoked tomatoes. “Chop them up with spring onions, rocket, cucumber - like a salsa - and put it with some swordfish,” David junior advised. “It rocks the part, I’ll tell you.” The Melbourne Pantry supplies delicatessens, markets and restaurants. We’re always trying to add new products, al-
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Police blitz becomes prominent By Cam Lucadou-Wells Police have launched a major traffic blitz to counter the high number of lives lost on roads in Melbourne’s south-east. Since 11 August, police have pooled highway patrol resources into Greater Dandenong, Casey and Cardinia as part of Operation Prominent. They have also sent a salvo of road safety video posts out on local EyeWatch Facebook pages. The operation comes in the wake of a tragic two-car crash outside Lighthouse Christian College in Cranbourne East on 10 August in which a mother and her teenage daughter were killed. “On a human level, it’s desperately sad,” police southern metro region division 3’s Inspector Tom Nairn said. “You can’t go away from those events without being affected by them. “Professionally it reinforces the importance of what we do in terms of traffic enforcement. “It’s these type of events that we’re working very hard to prevent.” In its first days, the operation has netted three drink drivers, four drug drivers and 15 unlicensed and disqualified drivers. Officers have also detected 157 speeding drivers, including a male P-plate driver allegedly travelling at 179km/h in a 100km/h zone on Ballarto Road, Cardinia, about 4.58pm on 14 August. He is expected to be charged on summons with driving at a dangerous speed, failing to display P-plates and driving a prohibited probationary vehicle. His car was impounded for 30 days, costing him $972. A female driver was also fined $595 and lost six demerit points when caught speeding at 110km/h in a 70km/h zone on Beaconsfield-Emerald Road, Dewhurst, about 5pm on 12 August. During the operation, police booked four drivers illegally using a mobile phone, four for not wearing seat belts and detected 18 unregistered vehicles. In the region, 18 people have died on the road this year - the highest of any police division in Victoria.
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Police officers Ben James, Luke Bull, Harry Lazarou and Andrew Cusworth are keeping an eye out on the roads. 171785 Eleven of those fatalities could be attributed to poor decision making and driver behaviour, Inspector Nairn said. Police would use every measure such as impoundment and dragging people to the courts to crack down on these high-risk drivers, he said. They are a different cohort than the organised
drive while under the influence of drugs or alcohol, they’re making a choice to speed or drive when they’re not authorised to do so. “Tragically these choices can result in people losing their lives and leaving families and friends without their loved ones.” The highly-visible police operation continues until Saturday 19 August.
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Scholarship in Morland’s honour By Cam Lucadou-Wells Former Casey mayor Mick Morland could be set to be immortalised in an annual community scholarship in his name. Casey council is set to consult with the Morland family on how best to recognise the late councillor, who was fatally struck by a car in Berwick in June. In a motion on 15 August, Casey will also seek to name a suitable facility or feature after Mr Morland. The council will also seek to donate $25,000 to the philanthropic Casey Cardinia Foundation towards establishing a Mick Morland scholarship towards a purpose reflecting his interests. The donation would come from the council’s 2016/’17 surplus. Cr Susan Serey, who was Mr Morland’s most recent ward colleague, said it was an apt way to
recognise his 25 years of community service. Cr Amanda Stapledon said it was the most constructive way to pay tribute. “I think Mick would definitely approve.” Mayor Sam Aziz said the council would discuss the plan with the Morland clan to ensure their wishes were considered. Since 2003, the Casey Cardinia Foundation has distributed more than $430,000 to community groups through its annual grants program. Foundation director Paul Thomas welcomed the fitting tribute to Mr Morland. “It’s a great initiative by the City of Casey remembering a man held in high esteem and who contributed significantly to the local community. “It’s a recognition of all the hard work that Mick did with the community. “It will be a great way to provide more assistance to the community through the foundation.”
Mick Morland celebrated when a $10 million federal grant was awarded for Bunjil Place.
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A new philharmonic orchestra has launched in the city of Casey and is looking for new members. Casey Philharmonic Orchestra has just commenced rehearsals in Berwick and aims to fill a gap in orchestral music opportunities in outer south-east Melbourne. Orchestra president and founder Belinda Bolger said while the region had many talented musicians, a full orchestra meant offering something new. The Casey Community Orchestra meets weekly during school terms on Thursdays from 7.30 to 10.15pm in the Jean Russell Centre at Nossal High School. For more details on who how to join, please email caseyphilharmonic@gmail.com or find them on Facebook.
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Three community clubs will soon have life-saving defibrillators on-site. Doveton’s Freeway Comets Swim Club, Endeavour Hills Fire Soccer Club and Riding with a Disability’s Doveton Branch were among 301 successful applicants in the Defibrillators for Sporting Clubs and Facilities Program’s third round. The new devices will appear on Ambulance Victoria’s database so triple-zero operators can direct callers to them when emergency strikes. Dandenong MP Gabrielle Williams announced on Monday 14 August that the clubs would also receive a training package. The State Government is rolling out 1000 defibrillators to clubs and facilities across Victoria, and there are still 100 up for grabs. “This equipment saves lives. If any local clubs do not have a defibrillator yet I encourage them to contact me for details about how to apply to the program,” Ms Williams said. Without a defibrillator close by, the survival rate for sudden cardiac arrest is between two and five per cent. When a defibrillator is used within the first few minutes, the survival rate can rise to 70 per cent.
It’s none of our business but… Greater Dandenong Mayor Jim Memeti rubbed shoulders with movie stars at the governor’s house as part of the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM). He said the house was the biggest in the southern hemisphere. Cr Memeti also attended a red carpet event for the festival alongside a former Miss World and other Bollywood favourites. “I didn’t recognise who any of them were, but I looked them up on Google and saw they were the real deal,” he told the Monday 14 August council meeting. Dandenong’s Drum Theatre screened two films as part of the IFFM - Dr Rakhmabai on Tuesday 15 August and Dangal on Friday 18 August. A hungry driver came unstuck in Springvale for trying to eat behind the wheel. As part of operation Prominent, Greater Dandenong Highway Patrol officers saw a probationary driver traveling on Westall Road, Springvale, on Wednesday 16 August. He was driving at the 80km/h speed limit - but was using both hands to unwrap his sandwich for lunch. Police issued the driver a $238 fine. Police reminded drivers to have both hands on the steering wheel and to pay attention while driving. A lunch with Chyka Keebaugh inspired one Greater Dandenong councillor to check out her reality TV appearance. Cr Tim Dark told the Monday 14 August council meeting that he watch the first season of Real Housewives of Melbourne following Chyka’s guest speaking spot at a SEBN event at Atura Dandenong on Friday 28 July. “It is an excellent show,” he said. “Janet is arguing with one of the other cast members. “It’s a very entertaining show and highly addictive.” Cr Sean O’Reilly said the show “bears no reflection to our community” but Cr Dark interjected, pointing out that Pettifleur Berenger was born in Sri Lanka.
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Springvale’s parking meters are no longer in operation, but are still on the streets. At the Monday 14 August meeting, councillor Youhorn Chea asked when they’d be removed. The council decided to abandon the meters and discontinue their use in March following complaints from traders and shoppers. They were installed in November 2015. City planning, design and amenity director Jody Bosman said the council had managed to sell a few of the machines and they’d be going shortly. But the council doesn’t have the storage space for the rest at the moment, so they’ll stay on the Springvale kerbs. Greater Dandenong is in the running for several Keep Australia Beautiful Sustainable Cities Awards. It’s a finalist in the Sustainable City of the Year and Sustainable City Council awards. Athol Road Primary School was shortlisted for the Active Schools Award. The Springvale South school was named the municipality’s most sustainable at this year’s Greater Dandenong Sustainability Awards. The Australian Vietnamese Women’s Association, which is also a finalist at the Sustainability Awards, is in the running for the Community Action and Leadership Award for its Sustainable Living Project. Dandenong business Biofuel Innovations is also a finalist. The Sustainable Cities Awards will be announced on Thursday 21 September. Dandenong’s seagull plague has attracted plenty of attention in the media over the past week. The Journal broke news of the pesky problem in its 13 July edition, reporting that easy access to food and breeding sites appeared to be the cause. Greater Dandenong Council was advising business owners to remove possible food sources, including waste, and block access to breeding areas such as roof spaces.
Future Metals Recycling is investing heavily in its Cardinia operation.
Waste comes under new management As residents become more and more conscious of their personal impact on the environment, it’s important people have confidence in local waste management services. Operated for more than a decade by the local Atkins family, the Cardinia Waste and Recyclers transfer station, located just off the Princes Highway in Pakenham, has been acquired by leading Victorian scrap metal company Future Metals Recycling. With depots in Dandenong, Hallam and Shepparton, privately owned Future Metals Recycling is committed to reducing its environmental impact throughout its comprehensive waste management activities. It is also an accredited carbon neutral business. Managing director Tyrone Landsman said that since taking over the Cardinia Waste and Recyclers transfer station and Pak Bin Hire in late 2016, Future Metals Recycling had modernised
all operating equipment and made substantial efficiency improvements to bring it into line with its sustainability policy. In exciting news for the region, the company has plans to significantly improve the infrastructure of the transfer station over the next 12 months. “We will be spending more than $3 million on the project and, importantly, it will create local jobs during the construction phase,” Mr Landsman said. “The Atkins family was very involved in the community and we’re committed to keeping that local involvement going.” Future Metals Recycling currently recovers and recycles a large proportion of waste coming on site and the planned Cardinia Waste and Recyclers project will further increase its recycling ability to reduce waste going to landfill.
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Reading numbers add up to library bingo winner uncovering tickets Casey Cardinia Libraries have awarded the winner of their inaugural Book Bingo competition a first-prize pack of a book and tickets to the Melbourne Writers’ Festival. Narre Warren resident Sue Brown filled in her bingo card by reading books described in each square that the library set out. Casey Cardinia Libraries’ information services co-ordinator, Michelle McLean was honoured to present Sue with the first place prize, as well as runners-up Pam Miller from Pakenham and Errol De Niese also from Narre Warren. Ms Brown said she was thrilled with the opportunity to go to the Melbourne Writers’ Festival and is looking forward to attending a panel session featuring an author that her book group had recently read. De Niese said he enjoyed discovering books and authors he wouldn’t usually choose, and admitted his motivation for getting involved came
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THE POP UP GLOBE... LIVE IN MELBOURNE! Shakespeare’s theatre, the second Globe, will pop-up next to Sidney Myer Music Bowl from September to November! The world’s first full-scale temporary working replica of the second Globe, the theatre Shakespeare and his company built and opened in 1614 after the first Globe theatre burned to the ground, is coming to Melbourne. A full-scale temporary working replica of one of the greatest theatres in history, will pop-up right next door to the iconic Sidney Myer Music Bowl. From 21 September - 12 November 2017, Pop-up Globe will become the home of the most spectacular season of Shakespeare that Melbourne has ever seen. Pop-up Globe founder and Artistic Director, Dr Miles Gregory, says he believes Shakespeare’s work performed in the space it is written for is a completely unique and transformative experience. For its Melbourne season, Pop-up Globe brings with it a travelling festival of four critically acclaimed productions – the riotous comedy As You Like It, the uproarious rom-com
Architect Robert Pahor aimed for a welcoming design. 171782 Picture: CAM LUCADOU-WELLS design aimed to offer an open and welcoming environment for students. “It’s all about the sharing of information, not keeping it to yourself. “It should be an exciting building and one that students will want to come back to.” Narre Warren South MP Judith Couacaud Graley said the state-of-the-art facility would provide new opportunities for young people in the south-east. “The appointment of Ben Jenkinson is an important step forward as we work towards opening Casey Tech School next year.” The Tech School is expected to open mid2018.
Much Ado About Nothing, psychological thriller Othello and the bloody war epic Henry V. Additionally, Melbourne audiences will be the first to see a specially-commissioned new show, Around the Globe in 60 Minutes! Star News Group is giving away 5 double passes for the Tuesday 26 September evening performance of Shakespeare at the Pop Up Globe next to the Sidney Myer Music Bowl. Each double pass is valued at $201.54. To be in the draw to win tickets email your name, address and contact number to wintickets@starnewsgroup.com.au or write your name, address and contact number on the back of and envelope and mail to: Pop Up Globe Competition, PO Box 9, Pakenham Victoria 3810. Entries close Wednesday 6 September at 12 noon. Winners drawn from all entries received and notified. Bookings and more details: popupglobe.com.au. Conditions apply: See starcommunity.com.au/competitions for details Connecting people & communities
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Works have begun on a high-technology school in Berwick to prime about 21,000 high-school students for the future. Deputy Premier James Merlino helped turn the first sod of works at the Casey Tech School site on 15 August. The appointment of experienced teacher and curriculum leader Ben Jenkinson as the school’s inaugural director was also announced. The school will skill-up students from 21 secondary schools in the region in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) for “high-tech jobs of the future”. “Seventy-five per cent of new jobs will require skills in maths and science,” Mr Merlino said. “These are the skills we have to deliver to our young people.” The Casey school will be the largest of the 10 schools built across Victoria as part of a $128 million project. It will be a free-of-charge resource that’s accessible to 21,000 students a year as part of their schooling. They will be taught biomedical technology, health and medical tech, and high-tech manufacturing, with help from Chisholm Institute and industry allies such as Successful Endeavours and St John of God Hospital. VCE students will receive masterclasses in either physics or chemistry, Mr Merlino said. The two-storey building with a biomed lab, virtual reality lab as well as video and digital media studios will be a shared hub built on “neutral turf ” at Chisholm Institute on Kangan Drive. The project’s architect Robert Pahor said the
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Power cost rises threaten jobs By Casey Neill New cash to help businesses boost energy efficiency is welcome but “won’t fix the root cause of the issue here”. That issue is electricity and gas prices rising by more than 250 per cent, forcing manufacturers to shed workers or put up their prices and risk losing customers. Energy bills are topping $1 million at South East Melbourne Manufacturers Alliance (SEMMA) member Ace Metal Treatment Services, general manager David Karney told the Journal. Energy, Environment and Climate Change Minister Lily D’Ambrosio announced a $1.76 million Better Commercial Buildings grant on Friday 11 August during a meeting with SEMMA. She said the grants would help to identify and
implement improvements and measure success. Mr Karney said the program was helpful. Ace’s electricity price has more than tripled from its previous contract. “Realistically, when the gas price has tripled, it’s not about using less energy,” he said. “For a small company, a sudden and unexpected rise in energy costs of that amount is very hard to handle,” Mr Karney said. He’s looking to lay off staff to keep the business afloat. “When companies overseas can buy Australian gas cheaper than we can buy it - that is our understanding - simply improving our efficiency isn’t going to make us competitive,” he said. Ace is a contract heat treater. “So we take components that other people
have manufactured, across a wide range of industries, and then we heat treat them,” he said. “We’ll harden them to make them stronger.” Products include bolts, gears, clips and springs. They end up in Tesla cars, Australian Defence Force products and more. Mr Karney said Ace had sought quotes from other electricity suppliers, directly and through brokers, and found very little price difference. “With gas there’s a limited number of suppliers that will actually quote,” he said. “We need a Commonwealth Government long-term plan. “At the moment there is no major investment in new electricity generation from non-gas sources and there’s still moratoriums across much of Australia on gas exploration.
“There’s no bipartisan desire, it would seem, to actually ensure that there is consistent and lowcost supply.” SEMMA executive officer Adrian Boden said Ms D’Ambrosio was “very receptive” as businesses spoke to the 250 to 350 per cent increases in energy costs occurring across the board. “The key issue what that one of the things that worried almost everybody around the table was the potential lack of understanding of the level of crisis that manufacturing’s in with these increases,” he said. On the Better Commercial Buildings cash, Mr Boden said it was nice to have $1.97 million “but I have 11,000 manufactures in my back yard”. “There are businesses that really very clearly said there is no way that they can survive without some form of redundancies,” he said.
Job seekers told how to speak employers’ recruitment language Young migrants have unique capabilities to offer workplaces, employment experts told a recent forum. South East Local Learning and Employment Network (SELLEN) hosted the migrant youth employment forum at the Dandenong Civic Centre on Tuesday 15 August. The panel included Trent Lethlean from Woolworths, Bunnings operations manager Darren Moulder, Hudson Recruitment’s Alice Powell, McDonald’s manager Nikki Peut, Jayco HR manager Donna Paxton, and Bendigo Bank’s Mili Thurgood and Laura McBride. Dandenong MP Gabrielle Williams served as moderator. SELLEN’s Jennifer Ebdon said panellists told the audience to appreciate that they had unique capabilities to offer, particularly language skills. “Both Bunnings and Woolworths particularly value these qualities,” she said. “Woolworths is now recruiting to reflect the local community - the new Keysborough South store is a showcase of this new diverse recruitment policy.” Ms Ebdon said Bendigo Bank also looked for multi-lingual staff. “None of the companies advised applicants to change their names or make them sound more English on their resumes,” she said. “Exceptions would be if you have a preferred name or to add the pronunciation of your name to your resume.” The panel said to use key words from the vacancy advertisement in applications. “Many larger companies use software to filter and score applications so to have the best chance of getting an interview make sure you include keywords in your resume, cover letter and application forms,” Ms Ebdon said. Ms Powell advised the young people to include a copy of their visa, residency status or work rights with their resume so there was certainty around
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cants to get involved with group activity, highlight how they would deal with customers, and demonstrate safety awareness if possible. “They’re looking for team players so look for ways to involve others in the activity, especially if they seem quiet or shy,” Ms Ebdon said. Panellists said they did not officially use social media to check applicants but many recruiters did. “It is common for companies to monitor social media to see what their staff are posting about the company online,” Ms Ebdon said. The advice was to remember that once something was posted online it was discoverable forever.
Guest speaker Rabia Adnan from the City of Greater Dandenong Young Leaders group has only been in Australia for six months. She shared advice for new arrivals wanting to establish themselves in Australia and increase their employability. Ms Adnan said it was important to connect to community, improve English skills and to join organisations and enrol in work readiness courses to make friends and increase skills. She urged the audience to overcome their fear of asking questions. “It’s the only way to learn,” she said. “Do not give up. Do not lose hope.”
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The ATO is helping teachers add tax and super to their classes this year with dedicated educational resources. In partnership with the Australian Curriculum Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA) and the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC), the ATO has developed resources that align to the Australian Curriculum for students in years seven to 10. “Understanding tax and super is an important skill for young Australians and we are pleased it is now part of the Australian curriculum,” Assistant Commissioner Kath Anderson said. “We want to make it easy for teachers to help their students learn about the tax and super system, so we’ve designed a range of resources for them to use which are available from our website. “Teachers can learn about how our resources align to the Australian Curriculum through ACARA’s new Curriculum Connections. “Our educational resources include Tax Super and You, an online teaching resource containing lesson plans and interactive activities, as well in-
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EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY LIVING ELEMENTS THIS home includes all the essential elements expected of a home of this calibre. It has gracious formal living and dining at the front, a casual light-lavished family living area with soaring 2.9 metre ceilings overlooked by a generously sized U-shaped kitchen with stainless steel appliances overlooking an additional family dining space. The master retreat is peacefully positioned and is serviced by a sumptuous floor-to-ceiling tiled en suite. Further down the home are the four additional bedrooms, each with built-in wardrobes, sharing a family central bathroom with separate shower/ bath and toilet. Outdoors, a brilliant courtyard provides the perfect setting for the kids to play or additional space for multiple vehicles. Furthermore, a double car garage with power and electric security gating provides additional security and completes the picture. ●
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 10 Snowgum Court, Keysborough Price: $750,000 - $825,000 Auction: Saturday, 2 September, 12.30pm (Unless sold prior) Description: 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 4 car garage View: Wednesday, 5.30pm-6pm, Saturday, 1pm-1.30pm Agent: Ozan Kanbur 0403 644 379 and Alex Khun 0438 443 846, Biggin & Scott Springvale 8581 0999
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LIVING LARGE IN 40 SQUARES EPITOMISING fine family living on an exceptional scale, this immaculate 40 square Carlisle built home in the Somerfield Estate is within easy reach of Haileybury’s Keysborough campus, public transport and Parkmore Shopping Centre. It provides room for families of all sizes so they will never be short of entertaining space thanks to the inclusion of a formal lounge, fully-equipped home theatre, casual open plan living and dining area, peaceful upstairs retreat plus multi-seasonal alfresco deck complete with built-in outdoor barbecue. Back inside, the gourmet stone kitchen with quality stainless steel appliances will satisfy the most discerning of chefs. Its
vast breakfast bar provides plenty of room for friends and family to gather. Benefiting from an expansive walk-in wardrobe and glistening en suite, the master domain is the ideal parents’ retreat. The three other bedrooms boast builtin wardrobes and share an on-trend family bathroom. CCTV cameras, video intercom, alarm and plantation shutters to most windows and crime-safe doors all provide security and peace of mind. Ducted heating and evaporative cooling ensure year-round comfort. A study or fifth bedroom, double garage and manicured gardens conclude an impeccable family offering. ●
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What a great ind, this 21 acres (approx), less than 1 hour from Melbourne and only 2.9km from the local township. On an elevated position, nestled in a gently undulating land area, this exclusive property looks between the scenic views of surrounding hills and city. There is a substantial brick veneer home, great shedding with an excellent multi use area in barn that could be for entertaining or other uses and its own powder room. Currently set up for horses, sheep, goats and hay. Set up for horses with a sand round yard, grass riding arena, horse shelters, sheep and goat paddocks with shelters, cattle yards, loading ramp, a well, a large barn with 4 bay hay and machinery shed, stables plus multi use and storage area. The home has solar power, 4 bedrooms, 2 bath, 2 living with r/c a/c and wood heating, a lovely open plan kitchen with 900ml stainless steel oven and dishwasher. A large rear deck leads to a fenced pool area. The property has excellent pasture and has been reseeded with rye and clover, the paddocks are lat with unlimited bore water, 2 dams and 2 water tanks. A very versatile property, well worth an inspection. ADDRESS: 455 Westernport Road, Lang Lang FOR SALE: $1,300,000 to $1,430,000 INSPECT: Sun 27th August and Sun 10th September 12 to 12:30 or by appointment AGENT: Lynn Pendergast 0458 780 023 12362041-PB34-17
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HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 4 Newburgh Street, Keysborough Description: 4 bed, 2 bath, 2 cars View: By appointment Price: $980,000-$1,078,000 Auction: Saturday, 26 August, 11am Agent: Laura Voinea, 0435 921 730, Area Specialist 8586 6411 com.au
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THIS HOME'S FULL OF HISTORY ESCAPE to 13 acres of peace and quiet and capture this special piece of Beaconsfield Upper’s history. The original Henry Buck family hunting lodge Steepway is full of character, charm and opportunity. It is situated less than 10 minutes from Berwick and is surrounded by a mix of cleared paddocks and natural bush which creates a peaceful and private lifestyle with the conveniences of the Upper Beaconsfield village a stone’s throw away. The unique log cabin is magnificently positioned on an elevated 13 acre allotment showcasing Western Port bay views across the valley. It offers three bedrooms, one bathroom, a recently renovated kitchen, and an exceptional family room which is the heart of this home and its magnificently crafted stone
fireplace is the showpiece of the expansive room. The property is divided into five paddocks and set among a level garden with native and tall English timbers. A large garage (39’ x 18’) with concrete floor and power is perfect for the handyman. Further shedding also complements the property including a wood shed, dog run, chicken coop and potting shed. The property is connected to town water and there are also three water tanks which are fed from both the home and garage, offering reticulation to the paddocks and veggie garden. Evaporative cooling and various forms of heating enhance this package all the more, however only an inspection will give the true value on offer here. ●
SHE'S RENOVATED ALL OVER RENOVATED from head to toe and completed to the highest standard, this outstanding four bedroom family home is near perfection. Perched on a good size block of approximately 612 square metres, this renovated delight features a new kitchen with stainless steel appliances, two new bathrooms, high quality flooring throughout, ducted heating and a large living and rumpus room. There is also a deck at the rear to entertain, a bungalow, a study, low maintenance garden beds and the reserve and tennis court at the back fence. The new owners will be able to move in and put their feet up, the hard work is done and now it can be enjoyed. This weatherboard home has all of the
features that anyone would want in a family home. It is filled with an abundance of natural light, there’s space for kids to play both inside and out, the bedrooms are large and it is complete. The heart of the home is the kitchen and with the dishwasher, ample storage space and new everything, it’s a treat for the chef of the home. Plus it’s so easy to entertain with the large living zone at the rear which has access to the deck and yard. The selling agent says that buyers shouldn’t let this renovated beauty slip through their fingers. It’s done, it’s complete, now it’s waiting for its new owners to make the move and settle down in this premium family home. ●
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Address: 61 Salisbury Road, Beaconsfield Description: 3 bed, 1 bath, 4 cars View: Saturday, 1.00pm-1.30pm Price: On application Auction: Saturday, 9 September, 1.30pm Agent: Anita Taylor 0432 805 596, Peake Real Estate 9707 5300
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Subdivisional Pot of Gold! Here is your opportunity to buy the entire 20,970 m2 (approx) parcel OR alternatively Lot 1 or Lot 2 of a proposed subdivision. Premium development opportunity brilliantly positioned in highly sought-after location. Close to the prestigious Haileybury College, within close proximity to the new Keysborough South Shopping Precinct, just a short distance from recreational facilities at Tatterson Park and a short drive away from the soft sands of Melbourne’s bay beaches. With such a shortage of remaining land allotments in Keysborough the appetite of buyers remains strong for a piece of this quality neighbourhood. Secure the entire parcel or one of either of two Lots. Lot 1: A parcel of land 3,898m2(approx) which could suit higher density townhome development (STCA). Lot 2: A parcel of land 1.14ha (approx) which could suit a high number of allotments (STCA).
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Large block of over 660m2 with wide rear access for future development (STCA). Also suitable for First Home Buyers with no stamp duty (STC). Three bedroom home with large double garage/workshop in a great location! Walk to Dandenong Market, Plaza, Mosque, Schools, pool and more! Currently rented to a tenant who would love to stay on or Vacant Possession available. AFFORDABLE ENTRY TO DANDENONG NORTH!
auction: saturday, 2nd september, 2017 @ 11:00am (if not sold prior) open: Wed 4:30pm to 5:00pm & sat 11:30am to 12:00pm
19 ross street
LOW MAINTENANCE - SECURE - CENTRAL!
It ticks all the boxes! This delightful three bedroom home set on a cottage block is located only a short stroll to Dandenong Market, Plaza, Hospital and Tafe College. Security has been a big consideration with aluminium window shutters installed. There are three bedrooms, full ensuite, formal lounge and a bright kitchen/meals area which opens to a paved outdoor area. The garage has a remote control door. Features include neutral tonings, ducted heating and air conditioning. Excellent tenants returning $350.00 per week. RETIRE - INVEST!
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9 almond drive
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This elevated property is completely surrounded by new developments. It boasts excellent views to the East and has a sunny Northerly aspect. The three bedroom home requires some renovation. The block of approximately 660m2 is ripe for development (STCA). An ideal improver OR project for the astute purchaser. JUST GO FOR IT!
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34 macpherson street
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Situated in a sought after location is this fantastic family home in one of Central Dandenong’s best streets. With charming street appeal and spacious living, it offers three bedrooms all with robes & main with full ensuite, a lounge with brick open fire place & adjoining dining, large kitchen, family area, family bathroom and large laundry with adjoining toilet. Hardwood floors, ‘art deco’ ceilings in the lounge, dining and main bedroom, high ceilings, ducted heating and ducted vacuum. Double garage and large shed. On a huge block of 980m2 approx - Zoned RGZ1 - ideal Development site. CLOSE TO ALL AMENITIES!
for sale: $900,000 to $935,000 open: Wed 3:15pm to 3:45pm & sat 1:00pm to 1:30pm
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4 satterleY Close, endeaVoUr HIlls
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850M2 PRIME DEVELOPMENT SITE Fantastic 850m2 approx lot with wide frontage of 18m. Zoned residential growth there is outstanding potential for townhouse or apartment development (subject to permit). existing BV is let at $420 per week offering excellent return prior to obtaining a planning permit. great location within easy walk to market & CBd. (site not subject to Infrastructure levy). rare opportunity here!
4 BEDROOM IN COURT LOCATION AUCTION SATURDAY 26TH AUGUST AT 12 NOON TERMS 10% dep - bal 60/90 days PRICE Contact agent INSPECT Wednesday 5-5:30pm saturday from 11:30am CONTACT neil Butler 0411 637 088 stockdaleleggo.com.au/dandenong
Walk into this impressive home through an undercover entry. the interior offers a large lounge + dining adjoining family room & kitchen with gas cooktop, r/hood & lots of cupboard space. Master with ensuite & other 3 brs with BIr’s. Walk out of the family room to an under cover atrium, dbl carport, gazebo in beautiful garden settings. approx 678m2 land. Minutes walk to schools, shopping centre & transport. Ideal for the large family. this spacious house is sure to impress.
AUCTION SATURDAY 16TH SEPTEMBER 11AM TERMS 10% dep - bal: 30/60 days PRICE $560,000 - $616,000 INSPECT thursday 5-5:30pm saturday 2-2:30pm CONTACT Ben luu 0414 288 763 stockdaleleggo.com.au/dandenong
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IMMACULATE 4 BED HOME IN POPULAR ESTATE
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Close to schools, transport and Waverley gardens this BV features a terrific living area with spacious lounge, sep dining, large updated kitchen with glass splash back, stainless steel Wo & gas cook top. large tiled family room with rC split system air conditioning. other features include as new carpets neutural decor, full ensuite with WIr to master. low maintenance block with carport and storage area.
FORTHCOMING AUCTION 10% dep - bal 30/60 days $630,000 - $693,000 Wednesday 4-4:30pm saturday 2-2:30pm CONTACT neil Butler 0411 637 088 TERMS PRICE INSPECT
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set in quiet position, this spacious 2 bed unit is leased at $280 per week until Feb 2018. representing an excellent return. offers spacious lounge with gas heating plus wood heater separate cupboard packed kitchen with gas cooking, private front and rear courtyard plus parking space. opposite Plaza shopping complex + few minutes to the market.
PRIVATE PRICE $250,000 - $270,000 INSPECT saturday 3-3:30pm CONTACT neil Butler 0411 637 088 stockdaleleggo.com.au/dandenong
6/34 ann street, dandenong
5 MCFarlane CresCent, dandenong
FEATURE PACKED APARTMENT
FANTASTIC DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY
Modern 2 bed apartment on the top level with street frontage plus the convenience of a super central position. offers open plan living with comfortable lounge, quality kitchen including Wo, gas HP & dishwasher, tiled meals area, double bedrooms with BIr’s, tiled bathroom & separate toilet. extras include intercom, secure car park & storage. let at $325 per week but possession is available.
PRIVATE PRICE $300,000-$320,000 INSPECT By appointment CONTACT Jerome Mulholland 0401 060 804 stockdaleleggo.com.au/dandenong
rectangular block of approx. 645m2 with current planning permit for eleven 2 bed apartments over four levels. Parking on ground level means no basement expense. apartment sizes range from 60 to 75m2 plus balcony. Zoned residential growth (but not subject to Infrastructure levy) also allows potential for up to 8 tri-level townhouses (stP). Quiet position only mins walk to market, plaza & CBd. rare opportunity here!
PRIVATE PRICE $800,000 - $880,000 INSPECT By appointment CONTACT tom dallas 0403 036 601 stockdaleleggo.com.au/dandenong
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In the words of author Mark Twain, “buy land, they’re not making it anymore” and here is a wonderful opportunity to do just that! Be quick to snap up this sensational slice of 341sqm (approx.) in one of Keysborough’s most soughtafter new neighbourhoods. Just moments to the brand new Keysborough South Shopping Centre, the prestigious Haileybury College and a choice of fabulous parklands and recreational facilities.
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EXPRESSION OF INTEREST CLOSING FRIDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER 2017 Approximately 3 acres (1.231 HA) Lot A on plan PS804265G Vacant land zoned urban growth zone schedule 3. (Future residential) Located in prime position within 100 meters of planned neighbourhood activity centre including Woolworths and transport hub. The abutting connector road will give easy access to Beaconsfield schools and amenities.
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PERFECTLY POSITIONED SINGLE OWNER HOME Located within short distance to schools, Parkmore Shopping Centre, public transport and various other local amenities, this desirable single owner brick home is positioned in an excellent locale on the door-step of Keysborough offered for the first time in 45 years. • 3 bedrooms itted w/ BIR’s • Updated central bathroom w/ separate toilet • Spacious L-shaped family living area • Renovated kitchen w/ ample storage space • Outdoor entertainment space • Carport and double garage suitable for numerous vehicles • X12 solar panels (2.2kw) • 535m2 (approx.)
A 3. B 1 E 1 C 2 AUCTION 9th September @ 12:30pm 10% Deposit, Balance 30/60 Days ESR $640,000 - $690,000 VIEW Wed 4:30 - 5:00pm Sat 12:00 - 12:30pm Photo ID Required CONTACT Ozan Kanbur 0403 644 379 Alex Khun 0438 443 846 OFFICE 363 Springvale Road, Springvale Tel: 03 8581 0999
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SUPER-SIZED ELEGANT UNIT Desirably situated in a quiet edge of Geoffrey Carson Reserve, this single-level house sized unit represents a fiercely sought after opportunity for downsizers, first home buyers and investors alike. • 3 bedrooms itted w/ BIR’s • Updated central bathroom w/ separate toilet • Spacious family living area overlooking front garden • Kitchen w/ ample storage space and gas cooktop • Laundry w/ external access • Ducted heating and cooling • Single car garage • Block of 2 (no owner’s corporation) • 308m2 (approx.) This is a perfect example of carefree living in a wonderful family location, where fabulous amenities of Parkmore Shopping Centre are just moments away, and the delights of both Springvale and Noble Park central are within easy reach.
A3 B1 E2 C1 AUCTION 9th September @ 2:30pm 10% Deposit, Balance 30/60 ESR $530,000 - $580,000 VIEW Wed 3:30 - 4:00pm Sat 2:00 - 2:30pm Photo ID Required CONTACT Ozan Kanbur 0403 644 379 Alex Khun 0438 443 846 OFFICE 363 Springvale Road, Springvale Tel: 03 8581 0999
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hidden away, is this charming residence nestled within lush leafy oasis on a large level block 661m2 approx in desirably tranquil location of Dandenong north. this free-standing house offers a lifestyle of comfort and convenience along with incredible opportunity for family, first home buyer, investors and renovators to fulfil their creativeness. the home’s interior features a welcoming kitchen/ dining area, three bedrooms, bathroom, separate toilet, separate shower and laundry. the much-loved family home has
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1119m2 approx. (width=18m and length=62m) Presenting an extremely rare offering in the heart of booming Springvale is the sale of a beautifully presented and original brick veneer family residence with a substantial sized block of 1119m2 approx. • 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1 toilet • Well designed and easy to maintain gardens with • Walking distance to Springvale Central/ public transport • Walking distance to both primary and secondary school • Land 1119m2 (approx.)
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FATHER’S DAY
Groom dad for big day Dandenong Plaza will be holding free dad activities to help local families honour and celebrate how special dads are over the upcoming Father’s Day weekend. As Marketing Manager at the Dandenong Plaza Priska Budiman explained, the activities are a way of giving back to all the hardworking dads. “The free Father’s Day activities are Dandenong Plaza’s way of saying thank you to all the local dads that work tirelessly and give so much to their families,” Priska said. Kids are invited to bring their dad along to Dandenong Plaza on Saturday 2 September in order to treat him to a free haircut at Hairway on level three so he can look his best for his family celebrations on Father’s Day. “Normally valued at $15 the haircuts are being provided free of charge by the staff at Hairway. Simply visit the information desk on level two or telephone 9767 2000 to book dad in for his haircut,” Priska said. The activities at the Dandenong Plaza don’t stop there with two caricaturists offering free sketches in Centre Court from 11am to 2pm on Father’s Day, providing shoppers with a fun keepsake to take home with them. The Dandenong Plaza is located at the corner of McCrae and Walker Streets in Dandenong. For more information visit, www.dandenongplaza.com.au.
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Partners join up for food relief By Narelle Coulter Dandenong South charity Avocare will handle approximately 80,000 kilograms of extra fresh food a month after entering into a new partnership with food relief charity Second Bite. The announcement was made at a networking breakfast held at Avocare’s Zilla Court warehouse on Friday 11 August. The Mad Hatter’s themed breakfast was organised by work-for-the-dole participants to thank Avocare’s many community partners and sponsors. Avocare is one of the largest job training providers in the city. At any one time 100 people are involved in its many work-for-the-dole training programs. Avocare also supports 100 charities with food relief in partnership with Foodbank, Victoria’s largest and oldest food relief organisation. A massive 1.26 mega tonnes of rescued food passed through Avocare’s warehouse last year. CEO of Foodbank Victoria Dave McNamara said he enjoyed working with Avocare founder Trish Keilty and her team as they shared his organisation’s respect for the dignity of those who receive food. “Trish is someone whose heart is similar to mine. She is passionate about people and the community,” Mr McNamara said. “The number of people she has helped is incredible. “If you want a safe happy community you need to support Trish and her team. Food is a basic human right. Trish is making sure the Dandenong community is well fed.” Pastor Keith Vethaak collects food weekly from Avocare to distribute to “hundreds of families” in Narre Warren. He said many of the people helped by his church’s charity Transit were the working poor who were unable to afford rent, bills, school expenses and food. “We are so blessed in our partnership with Avocare. We collect five tonnes of food every week to
Toasting the success of the Mad Hatter's networking breakfast are Work for the Dole participants Rohan Dennington, Alvina Singh and Kevin Cheung with, back right, activity supervisor Rachel Greetham. 171812 Picture: GARY SISSONS distribute. We couldn’t survive without Avocare. “We give $150 worth of food to families every time they pick up. It’s enough to keep them out of trouble.” Greater Dandenong Mayor Jim Memeti praised Ms Keilty and her team. “Trish has made a difference to so many
members of our community since 2003,” he said. “Sadly access to affordable, healthy food is not always available to members of our community.” he added, citing low incomes, lack of transport and unfamiliarity with Western food as contributing factors. “The council is proud to work with Avocare
and we will continue to support this wonderful organisation into the future.” Ms Keilty described Avocare as a “charity with a heart”. “Charity begins at home. Dandenong is our home.”
Better than a good book
Follow the driveway between the flats and the church. Saturday 26 August, 10am to 11am.
What’s on Dinner with a VIEW Dandenong Evening VIEW Club’s next guest speaker is Cliff Hardy who’ll share his memories of the London Blitz. VIEW stands for voice, interests and education of women and the club supports The Smith Family’s Learning for Life Program. New members and guests are always welcome. ■ Dandenong RSL, 44-50 Clow Street, Dandenong. Tuesday 5 September, 7pm. Bookings are essential. Call 9795 1222.
Even better than a good book is a friendly group to chat with about a good read. The Open Door book club meets monthly and is welcoming new members. This month the group will discuss The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins over a cuppa. ■ The Open Door, 110 Ann Street, Dandenong. Monday 21 August, 7pm to 8pm. A gold coin donation is welcome. Call Trish or Jo on 9791 8664 for more information.
Your rights art exhibition This display celebrates the art young people aged 15 to 22 made during a series of workshops. The works aim to express human rights through painting, drawing, photography and sculpture. ■ Heritage Hill Museum and Historical Gardens, 66 McCrae Street, Dandenong, until Friday 15 September. Open Tuesday to Friday, 10am to 4pm. Call 9793 4511 for more information.
Osamah Sami This is a Melbourne Writers Festival event. This writer, director, comedian and spoken word artist will speak to students and young adults about his life experiences and writing across books, film and TV. ■ Dandenong Library, 225 Lonsdale Street, Dandenong. Friday 1 September, 11am. Bookings are essential. Call 1300 630 920.
Tom and Meg Keneally This is a Melbourne Writers Festival event. Enjoy a light lunch, meet fellow bookworms and go behind the scenes of the Monsarrat series with authors Meg and Tom Keneally. The father-daughter writing duo will discuss Australia’s convict history, and how it has influenced and inspired their work. ■ Dandenong Library, 225 Lonsdale Street, Dandenong. Saturday 2 September, 12.30pm. Bookings are essential. Call 1300 630 920.
Storytelling Live: Tomorrow This is a Melbourne Writers Festival event. Artists Abdul Hammoud, Alice Skye, Sami Shah, Daryll Delgado and Lana Woolf will 26 JOURNAL NEWS Monday, 21 August, 2017
share their thoughts, ideas and stories on what comes after today. From dreams to fears, humour to heartbreak, the concept of Tomorrow means different things to different people. Join us for an entertaining night of storytelling, as some of MWF’s finest artists share their thoughts, ideas and stories on what comes after today. ■ Walker Street Gallery and Arts Centre, corner Walker and Robinsons streets, Dandenong. Saturday 2 September, 6.30pm.
MakerSpace Tech Tuesdays These free sessions help 12 to 25-year-olds to discover the latest in technology and gadgets. ■ Dandenong Library, Level 2, 225 Lonsdale Street, Dandenong. Tuesday 29 August, 4pm to 5.30pm. Call 1300 630 920 for more information.
Cabaret for 60 years The City of Greater Dandenong Band is celebrating its Diamond Jubilee with a band cabaret. It will feature musical gems and greatest hits from 1957 through to today. There’ll be prizes for the best costumes for famous icons from the past 60 years. ■ Springvale Town Hall, 397-405 Springvale Road, Springvale. Saturday 2 September, 6.30pm for a 7pm start. Tickets are priced from $10 to $25. Visit the band website at
St Kilda Film Festival tour Film buffs can view the best of this year’s St Kilda Film Festival’s short film entries. ■ Drum Theatre, corner Lonsdale and Walker streets, Dandenong. Friday 25 August, 7.30pm. Entry is from $10.
Swan Lake
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Internationally-recognised artists will bring classic ballet Swan Lake to Dandenong. ■ Drum Theatre, corner Lonsdale and Walker streets, Dandenong. Saturday 26 August, 7.30pm, and Sunday 27 August, 2pm. Show length is 140 minutes, with interval. Tickets are priced from $33.50. Visit www.drumtheatre.com.au or call 8571 1666.
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This tribute to jazz and swing features Scott Irwin, Derek Metzger and Ian Stenlake. ■ Drum Theatre, corner Lonsdale and Walker streets, Dandenong. Thursday 24 August, 10.30am. Tickets are priced from $16. Visit www.drumtheatre.com.au or call 8571 1666.
Talks on ... Spirituality Stancea Vichie will return as a guest speaker at the next Talks on ... Spirituality evening. She’s a member of the Missionary Sisters of Service and will speak about A Courageous Leader in the Modern World: Pope Francis and His Vision. ■ The Open Door, 110 Ann Street, Dandenong. Wednesday 30 August, 5.30pm to 6.30pm. A $5 donation is suggested. Bookings are essential. Call Trish or Jo on 9791 8664.
Community food swap The Keysborough Res School Community Swap meets on the fourth Saturday of every month. Members swap plants, bulbs, cuttings, homegrown vegetables, herbs and more. No money changes hands. ■ The produce garden at Resurrection Primary School, 402 Corrigan Road, Keysborough.
Greater Dandenong Neighbourhood Watch has two big events coming up in September. A fund-raiser at the Noble Park RSL from 6.30pm on Saturday 16 September will feature a six-piece band. Senior Sergeant Ivan Petrunic will be the guest speaker at its next public forum. ■ Paddy O’Donoghue Centre, 18 Buckley Street, Noble Park. Wednesday 20 September, 7.30pm. Call Dawn on 0407 325 030 for more information.
Spoken word workshops Spoken word artist Abdul Hammoud will host two workshops as part of the [Sub]Urban Studio project. He’ll help participants to workshop ideas and share tips about performing. ■ The Open Door, 110 Ann Street, Dandenong. Thursday 14 September, 10am to noon. A gold coin donation per session is suggested.
Paper craft and relaxation This paper craft and relaxation workshop series will involve various paper products. ■ The Open Door, 110 Ann Street, Dandenong. Tuesdays during August, 10.30am to 12.30pm. A $5 donation is suggested. Call Trish or Jo on 9791 8664.
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SPORT Skipper moves to repair damage By Nick Creely Losing two of the great club cricketers that Victoria has to offer in the off-season is sure to cause inevitable short-term pain for Dandenong District Cricket Association powerhouse Cranbourne. The shock defections of premiership skipper Steven Spoljaric (Springvale South) and Matt Chasemore (Berwick) has left a gaping hole of more than 1000 runs and 40 wickets for the 2017/18 season. But under the guidance of the club’s new Turf 1 skipper Lucas Ligt, the club will turn to the future and rebuild the culture from the lowest to the highest grades, and is prepared to stay patient in the course. “The young guys are really excited about the idea of the club being up to them - a lot of the kids were nervous when we heard the announcement (Spoljaric and Chasemore leaving) because they thought the club might be chasing more players again,” he said. “Since they’ve learnt that the club is backing them in and rebuilding over a few years - similar to what Hallam’s done - there has been genuine excitement. “Pre-season attendance has been up there with the best I’ve seen in four years - we’ve had three nets at Icon full and people haven’t been able to bowl because we’ve had too many people - there is a great feeling around the place.” But he admits the loss of the gun duo, as well as keeper Jordan Cleland to Berwick, came as a bit of a shock. “Losing Jordan (Cleland) as well wasn’t ideal but, honestly, that’s fine if he wants to go but Chasemore and Spoljaric are a bit different obvi-
Lucas Ligt is ready to lead the Eagles into a new era. 163598 ously,” he said. And while Ligt, 25, expects there to be growing pains for his young side, the club has set goals for what it expects to achieve in the 2017/18 season in Turf 1.
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“We don’t want to get relegated obviously, and we’ve picked about five sides that we feel we can beat if we play properly - the core group has already spoken about the goals this season, and we just want to play a really basic and smart brand of
Stars of the future show off their promise for draft By Nick Creely AFL recruiters got their first glimpse at the Victorian talent available in the AFL 2018 draft with Ikon Park playing host to a Futures Squad match between Vic Country and Vic Metro last Saturday. With the TAC Cup having a scheduled development weekend, many kids went back to local level or had a well-deserved break. But for a select few under-age youngsters, they had the first chance to show AFL recruiters what they are made of. It was a fairly one-sided affair in tough conditions, with Country defeating Metro by 60-points, 4.3 (27) to 12.15 (87). Both sides had a red-hot crack early, with Country leading by four-points at quarter time, before kicking six goals in the second quarter to run away with contest. Metro scored just the single goal after half time as Country continued to carve them up on the outside and bully them at the stoppages. A total of seven under-agers from Mark Wheeler’s Dandenong Stingrays made up the squad, all making impressive contributions throughout the match in limited game time. Beaconsfield product and Dandenong Stingray forward Jamie Plumridge was outstanding, kicking a goal and finding some footy up the ground to finish with 16 disposals. Toby Bedford - another Dandenong Stingray who has played five matches of TAC Cup football this season - was incredible, finding 27 disposals and a goal in limited game time in an inside midfield role which also included a team high eight tackles. Campbell Hustwaite - who has shown immense promise in his first season at the ‘Rays, was another who looked comfortable on the big stage, playing a great link-up role around the ground. Other local TAC Cup players who played were Bailey Schmidt (Dandenong Stingrays), Jai Nanscawen (Dandenong Stingrays), Will Hamill (Dandenong Stingrays) and Riley Bowman (Dandenong Stingrays). The Stingrays returned to the field on Sunday in a match against the GWV Rebels in Ballarat.
cricket,” he said. “We haven’t got a guy like Spoljaric who swings it both ways anymore, so it’s just about being smart with the ball and batting out our overs.” While there are plenty of youngsters across the grades looking to make their mark, Ligt identified a few players he expects to step up to the top level this season after years of development in the lower levels. “Nivin Sathyajith is one who really excites us and we’re looking forward to seeing what he can do - he’ll be given a real shot this year and is aware of that and working really hard at training,” he said. “Jake Harrington had an awesome final game last year against Springy South, and that’s what we’ve seen he is capable of - he is also aware he has a real senior role this season and will need to bat more. “Tim Fathers is a really good bowler but was unlucky we had some big names, and the same with Paddy Boyle as well - they will be our main bowling attack.” And Ligt himself is ready to evolve into a leader he believes the club needs in its rebuild. “I’m going to be a lot more approachable and let them have a lot more of a say, but it just means I will be a lot harsher at the same time - if you want to make your own plans, you have to follow through with it.” Ligt also believes Spoljaric’s Springvale South and Chasemore’s Berwick are likely to be battling it out for this year’s Turf 1 premiership. “I think everyone knows Springy South and Berwick will be in the grand final, unless one of them knocks the other out earlier,” he said.
Texans gouge Rangers to win The Dandenong Rangers’ all conquering SEABL men’s team played host to the Texas Longhorns for an exhibition match last Tuesday at Dandenong Stadium. The Longhorns - a college team from the United States - was just a tad strong for the Rangers, winning 84-96 in front of a packed crowd. Both sides played high quality basketball in an electric atmosphere but the Longhorns got the jump early before the Rangers fought back to be within seven points at half time. The quality Texan side then flexed its muscles with a massive second half to hold the Rangers at bay, eventually outscoring the home side 40-35 in the second half. Despite not grabbing the win, the Rangers played brilliant basketball and matched it with a professional side as they eye off a SEABL championship in the coming weeks. In other news around Dandenong Basketball, the outstanding work by the Dandenong Rangers Victorian Youth Championship women’s side has been recognised with several nominations for the 2017 Big V Awards. The Rangers - who lost just two matches for the season in the championship - were the most outstanding team of the season, but surprisingly lost the preliminary final 42-48 against Ringwood three weeks ago. The most notable nominee is rising Rangers’ star Amy Baum who finished fifth in total assists in 2017 and shot at a brilliant 40.58 per cent from the three-point line. 2017 Big V Award Nominees: Defensive player: Amy Baum Rising Star Nominee: Amy Baum MVP/All Star Five Nominee: Amy Baum and Keeley Patterson Coach of the Year Nominee: Clare Papavs
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Fanta Bale our state’s top dog Fanta Bale was awarded the Victorian Greyhound of the Year at Friday’s 2016/17 Victorian Greyhound Awards at Sandown Park following a sensational season of racing that included a phenomenal five Group 1 victories. Trained at Lara by Robert Britton. Fanta Bale is unrivalled in terms of success at the very top level when it comes to versatility. She is the only greyhound to win at Group 1 level as a sprinter, middle-distance and staying performer, having won the Hume Cup (600m), Rookie Rebel (600m), Australian Cup (525m), Sandown Cup (715m) and the Gold Cup (710m) during the 2016/17 racing year. “I don’t think she is the best sprinter in the land or the best stayer in the land, she is just a damn good dog with an enormous will to win,” Britton said. “Fanta Bale has a unique story. She is a daughter of a female greyhound I bought in America called UCME Typhoon, and I bought her in the auctions over there. UCME Typhoon’s other owners, Sandy Mathieson and John Hutchison weren’t interested in breeding with her and neither was I, but I was talking to Paul Wheeler about her, and he was interested in breeding with her and we went from there.” As well as the Victorian Greyhound of the Year, Fanta Bale was also announced the Victorian Stayer of the Year, while Striker Light was awarded the Victorian Sprinter of the Year. All three awards relate to racing between 1 July 2016 to 30 June 2017, and are voted on by the Victorian Greyhound of the Year Panel and revealed via a secret ballot. It was a huge night for Britton, who was also announced the Metropolitan Trainer of the Year and the Ned Bryant ‘Silver Fox’ recipient for showing outstanding achievements in the training of greyhounds and promotion of greyhound racing. There were three new inductees into GRV’s Hall of Fame - Jan Wilson (administration), Barry Smith (breeding) and El Grand Senor (racing
Fanta Bale is the Victorian Greyhound of the Year after a brilliant season which included wins in the Australian and Sandown Cups. greyhound). Hall of Fame: Jan Wilson OAM (Category: AdLegendary race caller Ron Hawkswell was pre2017 VICTORIAN GREYHOUND ministration) sented with the Ken Carr Medal, considered the AWARDS - the recipients Hall of Fame: Barry Smith (Category: Breeder) highest award for excellence. Greyhound of the Year: Fanta Bale Hall of Fame: El Grand Senor (Category: RacHusband and wife training team Narelle and Sprinter of the Year: Striker Light ing Greyhound) Kevin Podmore were recipients of the GRV WelStayer of the Year: Fanta Bale Ken Carr Medal: Ron Hawkswell fare Award for their efforts in re-homing their Metropolitan Trainer of the Year: Robert BritNed Bryant ‘Silver Fox’ Award: Robert Britton greyhounds once they finish racing, and Andrea ton (Lara VIC) (Lara VIC) Dailly was announced the Provincial Trainer of Provincial Trainer of the Year: Andrea Dailly GRV Welfare Award: Kevin and Narelle Podthe Year. (Anakie VIC), 336 winners more (Pearcedale VIC)
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Motivation missing in the City By Nick Creely NPL - REVIEW - ROUND 27 Dandenong City’s promotion-ending loss to the Thunder three weeks ago seems to have zapped the energy out of the men at Frank Holohan Soccer Complex. Albeit with a severely undermanned side on Friday night, the City fell 1-2 at home to the seventh placed Eastern Lions, their fourth loss in the last five matches. With three new debutants and only four regular senior players, the Lions got on the board in the 12th minute via a goal to Shaun Kennedy and took a 1-0 lead into half time. City’s defence broke down once again in the 48th minute when Kennedy once again found the back of the net, essentially ending the match as a contest. But City refused to give in, as their debutants provided a spark, and in the 63rd minute Shaun Filipovic brought the home side back to 1-2 and with a fighting chance of equalising the game with under half an hour left to play. The inexperience on the park proved costly in the end, with City unable to find anymore attacking opportunities, with the Lions able to hold firm defensively and maintain possession in the last 20 minutes. The NPL2 East champions - Dandenong Thunder - drew 2-2 against Melbourne City FC on Saturday, as they continue to blood some players as they gear up for promotion in 2018. The Thunder rolled out debutants Nicholas Ally, Mohamad Feizi and Alil Jeka for the match at Latrobe University, Bundoora. Within the first 10 minutes, the Thunder flexed their promotional muscles to lead 2-0 via impressive goals to Brandon Barnes and Alon Blumgart, leaving City with plenty of work to do to avoid a massive defeat. City were able to contain the Thunder for the rest of the half as the momentum began to slightly shift.
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Jordan Seeto’s Dandenong Thunder shared points with Melbourne City FC on Saturday. 170575 The home side then managed to kick two goals to equalize the game and share the points with the champs. Thunder finish their historic home-and-away season with a match against Richmond at home on Saturday afternoon. Admission to the match will be free, to celebrate the championship, with a family day and entertainment provided by the club to say thank
you to its loyal band of supporters. Springvale White Eagles, meanwhile, ended their home season with a disappointing 1-2 loss to Murray United on Saturday. It took just two minutes for United to hit the scoreboard, with Gonzalo Freddi scoring the opening goal. United then tightened its defences as the Eagles pressed in attack, and in the 30th minute the
home side managed to equalise the game with a classy strike to the back of the net. Freddi then struck only moments later to kick the match-winning goal, with no side able to find another point in the second half. The Eagles will finish the home-and-away season with a clash against Eastern Lions on Saturday afternoon.
Luck required for Noble in a late-season running of the Bulls By Nick Creely JOURNAL FOOTBALL REVIEW EASTERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE - ROUND 17 Everything must now go Noble Park’s way if they are to be playing finals in 2017. After another disappointing 24-point loss on Saturday to North Ringwood, 15.9(99) to 11.9(75), the Bulls now remain in sixth spot, one game behind with just a single round to go. It’s a difficult equation, but not an impossible one for Mick Fogarty’s men. The Saints led from start to finish at Quagmbee Reserve agains the Bulls, leading by five-points at quarter time, 12 at half time, 18 at three quarter time before running out strongly in the last. Skipper Sam Monaghan (two goals) did all he could to drag his side over the line but had few other teammates, with Kyle Martin and Brett Dore others to have their moments and James Gwilt was lively up forward with limited supply. SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE - DIV.2 - ROUND 19 Keysborough appear in the box seat for a top-two finish despite only playing one quarter of football on Saturday against Skye. The match at Keysborough Reserve was called off in the first quarter with the Burras four-goals ahead, with a Skye footballer
Hallam Hawks are the Division 3 minor premiers of 2017. 171615 Picture: ROB CAREW badly breaking his leg, and both clubs agreed to call the game off immediately. Despite this, the Burras seem destined for a high-placing, with Caulfield losing by 36-points to Highett on Saturday. With one round left to play, the Burras just need to defeat East Brighton (seventh) to solidify their spot as they eye off a premiership.
Springvale Districts, meanwhile, lost narrowly to Hampton by nine-points, 8.8(56) to 9.11(65), as the Dees continue its season of agonizingly close losses. DIVISION 3 - ROUND 18 Endeavour Hills warmed up for finals with a top quality 16-point win away from home against second placed and qualifying final opponent Ashwood on Saturday afternoon, 8.9(57) to 11.7(73). The visitors had all the running in the first quarter with seven scoring shots to just one, opening up a 16-point quarter time lead. Ashwood then stormed back into the contest to take a 10-point lead into the wind at half time, with Frank Martinicchio (two goals) threatening to tear the game apart. But the Eagles gritted out a tough third quarter to regain the lead, before holding firm defensively in an intense final term to take the four points. Dandenong, meanwhile, ended their season with a tough rout from the minor premiers Hallam by 132-points. It was a similar result for the Doveton Eagles, who ended Sandown’s 2017 campaign with a 206-point win, 2.5(17) to 33.25(233). In other results over the weekend, South Yarra 17.12(114) defeated Lyndhurst 8.5(53), Black Rock 14.16(100) captured a finals spot with a win over Carrum Patterson Lakes 7.12(54) and Lyndale 12.20(92) finished the season with a win over Moorabbin 13.9(87).
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