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Charles Stewart was born at the Lilydale Bush Nursing Hospital and spent much of his early childhood in Mt Evelyn. Following enlistment in 1964, he was posted to the Rockbank Signals Receiving Station. Though, soon after in 1966 he was successful in being selected for the Special Air Service regiment in Perth and went on to serve as a rifleman in Vietnam from March 1967 to February 1968. As he lives in Western Australia and is the National Secretary of the Australian Special Air Service Association, Charlie was unable to attend the unveiling of his name on Saturday, but his niece, Shae Sandri who lives locally was honoured to unveil the name in his stead. “We just wanted to say on behalf of ‘Uncle Charlie’ as we know him, that he obviously

would have loved to have been here today, but he was really chuffed to have been reconnected with the Mount Evelyn RSL and was really pleased with the acknowledgement.” Anthony McAleer said they regularly had to add new names to the honour board, but that it was an honour to recognise those that had gone unnoticed and that it was ‘better late than never’. “Because Charles left the area before he enlisted we were unaware until recently of his service in Vietnam and his connection to Mt Evelyn, which is why we missed out putting his name on the honour board, however it gives the Mount Evelyn RSL great pleasure to unveil his name on the honour board,” he said. “It was nice to pay tribute to him and honour him locally; it’s good for the community to know how many residents have served in Vietnam.”

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A new name was added to the Mount Evelyn honour board, following the Remembrance Day service on Saturday 11 October at the Mt Evelyn War Memorial Gardens. Hundreds of Mt Evelyn residents came out to pay their respects and commemorate the sacrifices made by servicemen and women and among them was Shae Sandri, from Mooroolbark, whose Uncle, Charles Stewart was being added to the Mount Evelyn honour roll. Anthony McAleer, Mt Evelyn RSL secretary said that Charles Stewart had flown ‘under the radar’ until recently, when the RSL discovered an interview that showed Mr Stewart had lived in Mount Evelyn prior to enlisting in the army in 1964.

Ironically the house he grew up in and spent much of his life at was the exact same location where the RSL building now resides - 49 Birmingham Road. “The criteria for the honour board was that a person was either born or lived in that town before they enlisted,” Mr McAleer said “Recently we discovered, via the internet we found an interview with Charlie talking about growing up in Mount Evelyn. “Just accidentally stumbled across it and he fitted the criteria so his name should be on there. “Iain Townsley, our piper, and who is also with the SAS association knew him personally so within 24 hours we were in email contact with Charlie, and he sent us all the details about his life in Mount Evelyn and his service.”

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Nominate your community hero By Peter Douglas Know someone who should be recognised for what they do in the community? The 2018 Yarra Ranges Australia Day Awards are an opportunity for the community to celebrate the achievements and contribution of residents. If you know someone who has inspired you, nominate them for one of the below categories by Thursday 7 December. Yarra Ranges Council mayor Noel Cliff is encouraging everyone in the community to nominate a community member whose contribution to the Yarra Ranges has made a positive impact. “Let’s celebrate those who work hard to make a difference in our community,” Cr Cliff said. “Think about the people in our community who inspire and challenge us to do more ourselves. “The Australia Day Awards provide us with the chance to say thank you for the efforts and achievements of those around us.” This year’s Citizen of the Year award went to Dr Doseena Fergie, an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander woman dedicated to closing the gap in the Yarra Ranges. Dr Fergie has been a leader within the local Indigenous community and a driving force behind the ongoing success of the Healesville Indigenous Community Services Association (HICSA). Also among the 2017 recipients were Chum Creek Primary School, Coldstream strawberry farmer Sam Violi, Healesville school support volunteer, Colin Pierrehumbers, and Tome Steele, a Dixons Creek CFA volunteer with decades of volunteer service in many other forums. The award ceremony will be held on Friday

2017 Awards: Mayor Noel Cliff (third from right) with Ben and Ruth Aldridge, Tom Steele, Anne O'Shaunnessy of Upper Yarra U3A, Dr Doseena Fergie and Colin Pierrehumbert. 164340 Picture: KATH GANNAWAY 26 January. To enter a nomination, fill in the form, which is available at yarraranges.vic.gov.au Award categories Citizen of the Year: Above 26 years of age (at 26 January 2018). Young Citizen of the Year: Under the age of 26 (at 26 January 2018).

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In brief Police appeal for witnesses Lilydale detectives are still appealing for witnesses who may have seen an incident between two vehicles on Monbulk-Emerald Road on Monday 23 October about 1.20pm, which resulted in a woman being airlifted to hospital. Yarra Ranges Crime Investigation Unit’s Detective Senior Constable Danielle Fleming said police were investigating an altercation between the driver of a Toyota Prado towing a horse float and the driver of a grey ASX Mitsubishi SUV. Police report that the incident commenced on Belgrave-Gembrook Road and continued through Emerald, and then along Emerald-Monbulk Road concluding around Stewart Road. She said a woman was then struck by one of the cars, though it is unclear how she came to be hit. The woman was flown to The Alfred hospital in a serious condition with suspected fractures, abrasions and bruising, and is now in a stable condition and recovering from her injuries. Both drivers are co-operating with police and assisting with the investigation. Anyone with information is urged to contact Senior Constable Danielle Fleming at Yarra Ranges CIU on 9739 2300.

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your spot be replaced in the Olympics.” Her place in the team eventually went to training partner, Zoe Buckman. Buckman reached the semi-final and finished a respectable ninth. Meanwhile, Duncan has expressed her desire to compete in next year’s Commonwealth Games at the Gold Coast. While she has a reputation as one of Australia’s best runners over that distance, she will turn her attention to 5000m, although is not discounting a tilt at the 1500m, as well. To qualify for the Commonwealth Games in the 5000m, Duncan will need to record a time of 15:20s, so the Noosa result is a great start, although there is some work to go yet. Before her foot injury last year, Duncan had been aiming not only to represent her country, but take it up to the best in the world. To put her times in perspective for the 1500m, at the 2012 London Olympics, the winning time for the event was 4:10.74 (the first two placegetters were later banned over failing drug tests), while Duncan - albeit in different conditions posted a 4:05.56 qualifier in 2015. Australia’s Olympic selectors had enough faith in her ability that her selection came without her running the 1500m Olympic trial in Sydney.

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What on Earth? As daily reports of ordinary and extraordinary Australians taking direct action hit mainstream and social media, one must ask what on Earth is going on? Well, this is what is going on. Australians have always prided themselves on a sense of a fair go and decency; and ordinary Aussies feel compelled to take greater action as almost weekly rallies by various groups, letters to MPs, and petitions with tens of thousands of signatures fall on deaf ears. Our government and indeed the opposition appear to be morally bereft, as they play politics with people’s lives. And before anyone calls the aforementioned activists feral greenies or some such pejorative expression, I can tell you that those involved represent a broad range of Australians. The UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) has reported a humanitarian crisis is unfolding on Manus Island. This has been backed up by the Moss Report

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under our watch. And now for the immediate crisis. After more than four years incarcerated, at a cost of billions of taxpayers’ dollars as part of Australia’s illegal offshore detention regime (six young men have died on Manus Island alone in horrific circumstances), the call to #CloseTheCamps has been heeded by the Australian Government ... in the most inhumane way possible. All services including food, water and power have been cut off to the remaining 600 men in the original camp on Manus Island, and they are resisting being forced to move to another centre, due to fears for their lives. Already, locals, who do not want these men on their small and poor island, have attacked the men with machetes and other weapons when in the community. There is even mainstream media footage of the local armed forces firing live ammunition at the refugees. Children and families are still incarcerated on Nauru, others on Christmas Island, and the psychological and physical damage suffered, particularly by the children, is likely to have lifelong impact, according to various psychologists

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and the Nauru Files. The situation is being regularly reported on by the BBC, New York Times, Al Jazeera, and other lower-profile media outlets. As an Australian, I find this highly embarrassing and shameful. Should anyone reading this doubt the details, the documentaries Chasing Asylum, and Chauka Please Tell Us The Time, make for riveting but highly confronting viewing. The boats have ‘not’ been stopped, although government restriction has limited journalistic access. Also, the number of deaths at sea due to boat turn-backs is unknown for the same reason. Certainly, people are dying outside of our line of vision. Australia is a signatory to the UN Refugee Convention of 1951. It is ‘not’ illegal to flee danger and persecution, and Australia continues to breach its human rights obligations under this convention. International conventions on the rights of children, among others, are also being flaunted. Children have and continue to suffer terribly

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Rally for the parkland By Peter Douglas The Olinda Parkland group is preparing to take their message to the masses, with a staged rally planned for Saturday 18 November at 10am. With posters in hand, group members are planning to descend on the office of Monbulk MP James Merlino, to raise awareness about the future of the former Olinda Golf Course. The group fears plans to develop the popular site into a sports precinct have been completed behind closed doors. Group member Sandra Stephen said they wanted the public to be informed. “This is a rallying call ... people are stunned and cross at not being consulted. We want to explain to people what’s going on, so they can make up their own mind,” she said. “People are angry. It’s not democratic, not very fair.” Ms Stephen said during the initial public meeting about the future of the site, many people offered suggestions, but most wanted the site to remain untouched. “You can see why people are so passionate. This is one of the only places left in the Dandenong Ranges where you can experience absolute and utter solitude,” she said. “We want to preserve that land for perpetuity and we feel this is our responsibility.” The Olinda Parkland group formed not long after that meeting. The group believes plans are well underway to develop the site to include a football oval, basketball courts and multiple car parks. They believe this will include digging out part of the site and the removal of trees. Meanwhile, Member for Eastern Victoria Region, Ed O’Donohue, has leant his support to their cause, recently raising the issue in Victorian Parliament. “The action I seek is that the Minister put on hold implementation of the Olinda precinct master plan until there is further community consultation about the implementation of the (Olinda precinct) master plan,” he told parliament. “The beautiful Dandenong Ranges has one of the jewels in the crown in the precinct in Olinda.”

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Fears on too many birds By Peter Douglas

Sandra Stephen has been busy preparing and creating posters for the rally. 174990 Mr O’Donohue said Parks Victoria had undertaken a process to examine the site’s best use, but questioned consultation processes. “The master plan was published in May this year. To the shock of the local community, a very large fence was soon erected along the new boundary of the Rhodoendron Gardens on part of the former golf course land,” he told parliament. “This has led to a great deal of concern about what may be coming next.”

Fruit Fly - Be prepared It’s on the Yarra Valley doorstep

Upwey resident Garry Jones is urging Yarra Ranges Council to consider significantly tightening limitations on the number of pet birds that can be kept on any single property. As the consultation period for council’s local laws review finishes, Mr Jones said council needed to take note of nearby councils such as Knox, Monash and Maroondah, which all have much stricter guidelines in this area. Monash laws specify only 10 birds can be kept on any single property, with Maroondah 20. Knox only permits five large birds, with pigeons falling into that category. In Yarra Ranges, no permit is required for any number less than, or up to, 100 birds. Mr Jones said he submitted his suggestion as part of the review, while also recently objecting to a proposal from a neighbour seeking to construct three pigeon lofts at a residence in Hughes Street, Upwey. Mr Jones was one of 39 objectors to the proposal, which council deferred at its Tuesday 24 October meeting, citing a lack of information. He said as many as 80 pigeons were at the Hughes Street address, with the lofts potentially taking that number to 140 birds. “Compared with most, if not all other Melbourne councils, which have stringent limits on bird numbers, Yarra Ranges does not have limits on birds in its local laws,” Mr Jones said. “We have put in a submission online to the local laws review ... but this is important enough that all local residents should be made aware of it and urged to raise it with their councillor, so that it does not disappear into the bureaucracy and their too-hard basket.”

Mr Jones noted that Yarra Ranges Council placed more defined limitations on dogs and cats (two each) and prohibited other species of ‘noisy birds’. “Other councils take a variety of approaches, with a distinction between large and small birds, and, in the case of Monash and some others, between racing pigeons (quite small) and other pigeons (much larger),” he said. “It would be to most people’s benefit if the provisions in the Monash local law were cut and pasted into the Yarra Ranges local law.” Speaking at the October council meeting, Mr Jones joined fellow neighbour Susan Sypkens in expressing that the pigeon loft proposal was inappropriate for the neighbourhood. Their issues included odour, and the potential for increased vermin and risk of psittacosis, a potentially fatal bacteria passed on to humans from birds. “For some months, I’ve been enduring increasing unpleasant fecal odours from eight or more pigeons currently kept in makeshift sheds,” Ms Sypkens told council. “When wind blows from that direction, it means I can’t even open windows on the affected side of my house. There’s also a risk of pulmonary disease for me and my young grandchildren. “This is intensive poultry farming, not just hobby pets. If this application is approved, it sets a precedent to keep a large number of livestock in residential zones.” However, applicant Chris Shannon maintained smells were not the issue. “Personally, I don’t believe there’s an odour. If anyone wants to come around and have a look, a smell ... there’s no odour,” he told council.

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Having moved to their brand-new venue, Gembrook Market is now an indoors-outdoors market with more room for plenty of stalls and is dog-friendly. Now based at the reliable, air-conditioned and weather-friendly venue of the Gembrook Community Centre, the market will continue to run from 9am to 2pm on the fourth Sunday of the month. Taking place on 26 November, the next market is perfect for early Christmas shopping. Browse an array of stalls for that perfect gift, whether it’s speciality chocolate, organic vegies, dog treats, ‘one of a kind’ handmade cards, scrumptious cakes, delicious jams or free range eggs. Chat to Pam the nut lady or catch up with Barry, a brilliant photographer and purchase one of his original framed native animal, scenic pictures or magnetic pen holders. For any customers with sore backs, knees or necks, Judy-Ann might be able to help with either Bowen Therapy or Pranic healing. The Gembrook Market is always on the lookout for new stallholders and encourages anyone who makes, bakes or grows their own crafts or produce to get involved. With stalls starting from a tiny $10, the market is also open for those who have antiques, vintage clothing or items they consider suitable to sell. The Gembrook Community Market is located on the corner of PakenhamGembrook Road and Main Street in Gembrook. For more information, phone the market co-ordinator 0437 664 121 or visit gembrookmarket.com.au.

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Reflection of values in store As a mission of Open Door Community Church, Monbulk Care Network seeks to reflect values of justice, love and equality within all their operations. Since relocating back to 61-63 Main Street in Monbulk, Monbulk Care Network’s Leslie Poole

explained that the network’s Laneway Nursery had expanded to bring locals a great selection of plants and garden ornaments. “All our plants are purchased from local expert growers, providing a diverse range of plants with quality guaranteed,” Leslie explained.

“Our wonderful staff who volunteer their time are more than happy to share their knowledge with our customers.” “We are proud of our Laneway Nursery being part of the Monbulk Care Network Op Shop, knowing that so many individuals, families,

schools and community groups have benefited from its sales, so please call in and say hello.” Monbulk Care Network is located at 61-63 Main Street in Monbulk. For more information phone 9756 7800 or email care.net@bigpond. com.

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PICTURE PERFECT COTTAGES SET on 27 acres of useable land that offers the perfect mix of natural bush and cleared pastures, ‘Cockatoo Cottages’ will provide you with the ability to live the country lifestyle you crave while earning a living from the two self-contained cottages that are currently operating as a bed and breakfast accommodation. Both cottages are situated well away from the main house to ensure your privacy. The cottages each have a spa bath and are tastefully decorated, offering character and charm with high ceilings and a wonderful picturesque outlook. The ranch-style family home is grand in proportions with high ceilings, polished floor boards, ornate cornices, colonial architraves, and has a huge open-plan living area that adjoins the timber kitchen which has loads of bench space and stainless steel appliances including dishwasher. The rumpus room is at the opposite end of the home, and is ideal as a pool room,

theatre room or oversized children’s play room. There are four big bedrooms, the master is serviced by a full ensuite, huge walk-in robe and sitting room. There is also a separate entrance which can be used as a reception area for the cottages. The wide shady verandah is a wonderful place to entertain your friends and family or just settle back and enjoy the natural beauty that surrounds. The over height garage provides plenty of options for vehicles and ‘toys’ as does the additional double carport, and there is a further machinery/boat storage facility. All of this within easy access to everything that the Yarra Valley has to offer and just moments to the highly regarded Cockatoo Primary School and Emerald Secondary College as well as private school options. It’s a truly unique opportunity for you to pursue your dream of country living while generating a good income. �

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: Cockatoo Description: 4 bed, 2 bath, 6 cars View: By appointment Price: $1,250,000 - $1,375,000 Agent: Justin Barrot, 0438 683 781 and Gayle Barrot, 0408 195 76 BARRY PLANT, EMERALD, 5968 4522

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BANKING ON, FOR COMMUNITY WHAT would our townships look like without a community bank? Dandenong Ranges, November 2017: The Dandenong Ranges Community Bank® Group has just celebrated 19 years in Upwey, and is looking forward to next year’s 20th Birthday celebrations. As the first urban Community Bank® branch in Australia to open, the Upwey Branch is proud of its achievements. Earlier this year, it celebrated $400 million in banking business milestone and has given $4.3 million back to its local communities. This prompts the question - what would Upwey and other towns in the Dandenong Ranges look like if it didn’t have a community bank? In 1998 the Commonwealth bank closed its Upwey branch to leave the town without a bank. This was probably the best thing to happen to Upwey because Upwey and District Community Bank® opened only a few months later, and has been contributing back to its community ever since. Hundreds of community groups have benefited from small to large sponsorships and grants from the bank. Some examples of this are: * 2002 - Upwey South Tennis Courts $3000 for new sprinkler system * 2003 - Upwey Belgrave RSL - $1157 for replacement of Flagpole at Belgrave Memorial * 2007 - Upwey Tecoma Football Netball Club - $4000 - Oval lighting * 2008 - Tecoma Primary School - $1050 - Giant Chess Pieces * 2007-2017 - Upwey Billy Cart Race $30,000 - race sponsorship * 2017 - Upwey Tecoma Community Recreation and Sporting Hub - $250,000 Chairman, John Waters believes that if you are banking with your local community bank, then you are doing your part for your community. The current “Be the Change”

"Would we be looking at a different businesses landscape - would it look the same today? Upwey is currently thriving, and I have no doubt that this is, in part, due to having a bank that services the banking needs of its community as well as putting back in via grants and sponsorships,” Mr Waters said. “Our company expanded to Belgrave and Cockatoo in 2005, and these two branches provide much-needed services to those townships and the surrounding areas. Our

advertising campaign being conducted by the Bendigo Bank, truly demonstrates the impact Community Banking has on a local community. “I have been a volunteer director of the company for three years and I have seen firsthand how this banking model benefits the community we live in. I am proud to say that the company is an integral part of the Upwey community. What would Upwey look like if the community bank had not come to town?

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NEW LISTING

$895,000-$984,500

emerald 4 LaDD square

$1,7mil–$1,87mil

BIG IS BEAUTIFUL! 7 BEDROOMS ON 1 ACRE WITH A CREEK.

Eagle Vale

- With a total of 7 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and multiple living areas this home has it all. - Special features include circular drive, bungalow, Karndean design looring, playground, wood carved feature seat, water tanks and low maintenance gardens - separate space for in-laws or teenage retreat with own entrance, living area, kitchenette, bathroom, bedroom plus access through the main house. - Massive outdoor deck with 8 seater spa

- eagle vale showcases rich valley views through the tall gums - 31 acres only 4 kilometres from the emerald township - each bedroom opens to its own deck revealing fantastic views from every room - special features include, wood heater, ducted heating, reverse cycle air conditioning in each room and hydronic heating - With ample vegie garden beds and netted orchard encompassing 36 mature fruit trees and vines, you can start to live the good life.

Contact Mick Dolphin 0429 684 522

Contact Mick Dolphin 0429 684 522

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CoCkatoo 11 eDMunDs roaD

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NEW LISTING

$470,000 - $517,000

Belgrave heights 20 osBorne ave

$580,000-$638,000

HILLS LIVING WITH GARAGE AND REAR ACCESS

EASY ON THE EYE……… AND THE LIFESTYLE

- situated in a quiet location not far from central Cockatoo - Character home ready for you and your family to move into. - Freshly painted throughout - set on a usable ½ acre of land (approx.) - access to double garage from the rear lane - Tree top views

- Private 1,335 square metre block at the end of a no through road. - og re, ducted eating and brand new split syste - iews fro te oe into te gorgeous bac yard - arge covered entertaining dec and beautifully landscaped gardens - aling distance to scools, bus stop and  inutes to elgrave entral - lat useable bloc wit aple off-street paring for cars, caravan or trailer and garage wit separate studio .

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Belgrave 11 Creek roaD

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$559,000

Pakenham UPPer 775 GeMBrook roaD

$870,000-$950,000

Turn Towards Convenience

TRANQUIL BLUE STONE BEAUTY

- Character style weatherboard - separate living zones - Big kitchen with island bar - Cosy wood Coonara and air conditioning - Single carport and ecellent outdoor entertainers area wit open re place - Double block over 2000m2 - very Central location

- Beautiful blue stone home at the foot of the Dandenong ranges - on 20 acres approx. - Monster Garage - outdoor undercover entertaining area. - 3 very generous sized bedrooms and a study, all with new carpet that compliments the solid blue stone walls.

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Contact Mick Dolphin 0429 684 522

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10 Waratah Avenue Bayswater North

$690,000 - $750,000

Potential Plus Attention all developers, builders and renovators - Let your imagination run wild with this fantastic opportunity to secure an original brick veneer home on approximately 914m2 with subdivision potential (STCA). Situated in a prime location, the property consists of three bedrooms, one bathroom, original kitchen, family and meals area as well as a separate sun room or rumpus room. Features include air conditioning, gas heating and built in robes. Stepping outside, the home is positioned to the front of a ver lat bloc and includes double drivea access

Contact: Ryan Bell 0417 052 297

25 Ferngully Road Don Valley

$760,000 - $815,000

Private Tranquil setting on 5.5 acres

16 Currawong Road Montrose

Located in the delightful sought after Don Valley and nestled amidst 5.5 undulating acres is this unique and charming country style home with exceptional touches including leadlight windows, stone feature walls and array of timber features. Including 3 bedrooms – one with a private deck and a view to die for! Stunning country style Blackwood kitchen with an abundance of bench space, open plan livin ith co ood ire as ell as as heatin oarin cathedral ceilings add to that special feeling you get when you step inside! Add to that a gorgeous country style bathroom with corner spa and the boxes are nearly all ticked! An additional undercover outdoor space acts as a second living area with lots of room for entertaining and BBQ’ing with friends! Outside you have established fruit trees, veggie patch that any gardener would love!

$650,000 - $700,000

A Perfect Start On A Grand Scale! his picture perfect home boasts three enerous bedrooms, a liht illed bathroom servicin all bedrooms and a spacious laundry with external access. Central to the home is the kitchen which includes a dishwasher and gas cooin and oversees the bacard and dinin area he open loune room includes leaf reen outloos from the windows and is the perfect central hub to spend time with family. Further features include split system heating/ coolin, polished timber loorboards to the halla, ualit carpets to bedrooms and a double arae

Contact: Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266 Inspection: Sat 11:00-11:30am (Photo ID Required)

Contact: Ryan Bell 0417 052 297

19/49-51 Democrat Drive The Basin

$650,000 - $700,000

9 Britton Road Seville

$840,000 - $920,000

Stylish, Low Maintenance Living

Room for everyone & everything

Situated at the foothills of the stunning Dandenong Ranges, this immaculate townhouse offers space, convenience and low maintenance livin at its inest he home is looded ith natural liht throughout and includes four spacious bedrooms with the master bedroom boastin a lare ensuite and al in robe ervicin all other bedrooms in the home is a family sized bathroom with bath and a further living space upstairs, perfect to sit a couch or set up an ofice onstairs offers the ultimate in famil livin ith a lare open plan kitchen with stone bench tops, quality stainless steel appliances includin a dishasher and an abundance of cupboard space urther through the home is the central family room, dining area opening to the fantastic backyard and a large laundry with external access and plent of storae teppin outside is a maintenance free bacard, perfect for ids and pets ith ate access to a par net door urther features throughout the home include ducted heating, split system cooling throughout, privacy and block out blinds and a large double arae

Set on just under a half acre (1988 sqm) this home boasts 4 bedrooms with one ideal as an in-law or guest accommodation, separate home ofice/studio, massive shedding and car ports accessible from the rear and an abundance of living zones. Striking features throughout the home include beautiful jade stone loors, incredible rustic timber kitchen bench top and solid timber cupboards. The master bedroom boasts 2 walk in robes & full ensuite plus private porch accessed via French doors, two more bedrooms both with double robes & additional bedroom also offers its own bathroom, kitchenette & separate entry. Outside there’s a cool and inviting covered entertaining area in a private garden setting, massive shed 15.5 x 7.5m & multiple carports & storage space ideal for a tradesmen or those with lots of vehicles.

Contact: Ryan Bell 0417 052 297

Contact: Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513 Inspection: Sat 2:30-3:00pm (Photo ID Required)

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23A Paternoster Road Cockatoo

$895,000 - $980,000

3/27-31 Kings Road Emerald

$420,000 - $460,000

Heaven Can Wait!

Location, Location, Location!

As you have your very own slice of heaven here. Magniicent heavenly views abound from all aspects of this property, spanning from port Philip Bay to Western Port Ba, Hastings and to the East of Gembrook. The home sits proudly on top of 2 (approx) mostly cleared acres with pony paddock & offers 4 BDRs, 2 baths, 3 living areas, 3 bay lock up garage & so much more.

Perfectly located so you can walk to everything Emerald has to offer. Leave the car at home in the lock up garage, walk to one of the many options for lunch or coffee then stroll home for a little gardening or put your feet up & relax. The home comprises of 2 bedrooms with built in robes, great sized kitchen adjoining the meals area & generous lounge room.

Contact: Stephen Richards 0400 100 155,

Contact: Grant Day 0417 565 745, Bethany Day 0438 844 968

3 Thomas Street Selby

$460,000 - $500,000

21 Brisbanes Road Cockatoo

$495,000 - $540,000

Ideal for First Home Owners or Investment Buyers!

Affordable Home on ½ a Private Acre!

This is your chance to snap up a bargain. A renovated gem in a good location at an affordable price, this one ticks all the boxes. The home sits on a generous ¼ acre block with private rear outlook & offers 3 BDRs with BIRs, open plan living & dining area & as new kitchen with lovely country style cabinetry. Add to this under house storage & cleared space for a shed (STCA).

Privately located at the end of a quiet street & surrounded by farmland, this property will appeal to those wanting a peaceful retreat from the hectic pace of life. The character home has rustic features with 2 BDRs plus study, lounge with open ire, timber kitchen and renovated bathroom. There’s a storage shed/studio, single carport & plenty of cleared space for further shedding (STCA).

Contact: Aaron Day 0407 365 994, Tyson Bluhm 0437 843 820

Contact: Samantha Scott 0438 680 032

7 Neville Road Gembrook

244 Belgrave Gemb Rd Menzies Creek

$825,000 - $900,000

$730,000 - $800,000

Your New Lifestyle Awaits!

Bliss Amongst the Gum Trees!

This fantastic property has it all! Situated on over an Acre, it offers space, privacy & a quality lifestyle. The character home is only 12 years young, offering 5 BDRs or 4 with a study, large living room & rumpus, country kitchen with butlers pantry & barn shed for 4 vehicles. Add to this outdoor entertaining areas, lovely gardens, a pool & outdoor spa.

This Architecturally designed Hills home is central to Emerald & Belgrave with a spectacular outlook over the tranquil garden to the tree tops. Revive yourself at the end of a stressful day on the deck & immerse yourself in the sights & sounds of nature. On offer are 4 BDRs, the Master with WIR & ensuite, 4 living areas, spacious kitchen with stone bench tops, outdoor spa, DBL lock up garage & carport.

Contact: Samantha Scott 0438 680 032

Contact: Aaron Day 0407 365 994, Tyson Bluhm 0437 843 820

5968 6222

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44 Hazelvale Road, Tecoma

$745,000 - $795,000

120 Lowes Road, Yarra Junction

For Sale

IMPRESSIVE FAMILY SPLENDOUR!

A RARE GEM IN THE YARRA VALLEY - APPROX 20 ACRES

Set on over ½ an acre this beautiful block presents a fantastic brick home ideal for anyone looking for their own private patch in the hills. Ideally located, the property offers distance from the hustle & bustle but convenience by only being approx. 3 mins from Tecoma Train Station & main street cafes & schools. Outside includes a sealed driveway, dbl garage & beautiful landscaped gardens. Contact: Rebecca Halit 0429 888 367 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

Located in the heart of the Yarra Valley this property is an exciting opportunity for horse/animal lovers and rural living at its best. Located on just under 20 acres the land is lush and the substantial two dams provide an endless water supply to the 9 paddocks, horse arena and raised vegie gardens. The views of the surrounding mountains are uninterrupted and the serenity is incredible. Contact: Rebecca Halit 0429 888 367 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

6 Reserve Road, Belgrave

10 Ronald Avenue, Selby

$680,000 - $748,000

$840,000 - $880,000

A TIMELESS CLASSIC

FAMILY HOME WITH ENDLESS CHARM

Whilst in need of restoration, this home is bursting with classic Retro furniture & sets the scene from the moment you enter. Inside you are captivated by its originality. Set on a magniicent block with superb views, this home offers large windows, spacious living areas and a very warm welcoming feeling. This home enjoys a peaceful environment & is conveniently positioned close to all amenities. Contact: Rebecca Halit 0429 888 367 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

This immaculately presented home is situated on just over ½ an acre and is surrounded by beautiful bushland offering all the birdlife and peaceful surroundings possible. A welcoming feel and endless appeal are strong attributes of this family home. Inside features; 3 good size bedrooms and 4th/study, master with ensuite and WIR and 2 with their own BIR’s & 3 separate living zones. Contact: Rebecca Halit 0429 888 367 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

1-3 View Road The Patch

152 Olinda Monbulk Road Olinda

Auction 18th November@11am

Renovate or Detonate!

Immaculate Contemporary Home

ered or the irst time in over  plus years this once loved home with some original eatures  high ceilings wood panelling now needs love  restoration he old cottage sits hidden within the grounds o this property ripe or renovation or demolition S. his is a wonderul opportunity to secure a great block o land or restoration proect in the heart o very sought ater suburb o he atch. ither renovate a blank canvas into the home you want  detonate  build your dream home S ocated in the heart o he atch on m appro. this property is a hidden gem o the hills. he original home is nestled up high on the block surrounded by established uropean plantings. he magniicent block o land is not only in a prime location but is also a antastic sie being ust over third o an acre surrounded by uality homes in one o the best road o he atch.

The impressively wide and open frontage of this natural setting helps form Murrindindi’s proud stance over her lush gardens. The colorbond & rendered facade illustrates the visual appeal of this immaculate contemporary home. The roomy interiors, spacious open plan, with the lounge looking out over the garden which adjoins the kitchen meals area, & the large built in study nook. Other features incl:- 3 bedrooms, gas heating, split system air-conditioning, breakfast bar, lge laundry & undercover deck ideal for entertaining. A self-contained cottage adds an extra dimension to an already fabulous offering catering for the extended family or you could Air B&B. Situated on two thirds of an acre with a north easterly aspect the property is fully fenced with a double carport & room for a boat, or trailer & only 10 minutes to Belgrave Train Station.

ontact orinne Sukroo    Inspection Saturday th ovember .am hoto I euired

Contact: Trevor Bell 0418 333 580 Inspection: By Private Appointment (Photo ID Required)

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$690,000-$759,000

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FAMILY LIVING, FLEXIBLE FLOORPLAN

‘Cockatoo Cottages’, Picture Perfect On 27 Acres

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PRICE $529,000 INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Justin Barrot 0438 683 781 Emerald 5968 4522

PRICE $580,000 - $638,000 INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Lyn Beckwith 0419 324 409 Emerald 5968 4522

PRICE $1,250,000 - $1,375,000 INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Justin Barrot 0438 683 781 Emerald 5968 4522

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EMERALD 9 Lakeside Drive

EMERALD 9 Mary Street

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Iconic ‘Moonya’ – Grand Art Deco, Lake Estate On 5 Acres

Historic Home on a Wonderland of over 13 Acres

FOR SALE

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PRICE $860,000 - $920,000 INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Justin Barrot 0438 683 781 Emerald 5968 4522

PRICE $2,000,000 INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Gayle Barrot 0408 195 767 Emerald 5968 4522

PRICE Contact Agent INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Gayle Barrot 0408 195 767 Emerald 5968 4522

MACCLESFIELD 140 Harding Road

MACCLESFIELD 8 Mulhalls Road

MENZIES CREEK 6 Moroney Crescent

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A ‘One Owner’ Home On 10 Acres - ‘Maraweeny’

A Rare and Special Property of 10 Acres

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PRICE $790,000 - $869,000 INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Justin Barrot 0438 683 781 Emerald 5968 4522

PRICE $780,000 - $840,000 INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Gayle Barrot 0408 195 767 Emerald 5968 4522

PRICE $850,000 - $920,000 INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Justin Barrot 0438 683 781 Emerald 5968 4522

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Moving tribute for Fallen By Peter Douglas Emerald residents turned out in force to pay their respects on Remembrance Day on Saturday 11 November. Amid a sea of poppies and a host of dignitaries - including La Trobe MP Jason Wood and Cardinia Shire Mayor Brett Owen- Emerald RSL President Peter Maloney led a moving tribute. Emerald Primary School, Emerald Guides and many other community representatives were onhand for the day, too. Mr Maloney encouraged all to join in the occasion. “Today, we remember and pay our respects. We remember all Australians who lay down their lives for our country,” Mr Maloney said. “We remember those we lost in conflict. We remember the Emerald men and women who didn’t get back to their beautiful town.” Attendees arrived with poppies in hand and ready to lay wreaths, with Emerald RSL member Alan Ashmore delivering a heartfelt keynote speech. “I don’t know about you, but I find it difficult to comprehend the Australian loss of life on the battlefield in World War I and II,” Mr Ashmore said. “Six weeks ago, I was at the MCG for the AFL grand final ... picture that stadium full, the loss of life was greater than that crowd.” Mr Ashmore also shone a light on the troubles modern-day veterans face on a daily basis. He noted many veterans of conflicts such as in Afghanistan are taking their life at a greater rate than any generations of veterans before them. “The annual suicide rate of post 1990 veterans is seven times higher ... so what’s the cause and why,” Mr Ashmore said. “The last one was just last Tuesday.” Mr Ashmore said more support was urgently needed for modern-day veterans, both in regards to their mental health and their transition to civilian life. After the speech and ceremony, guests were invited to tour Emerald’s Avenue of Honour, which tells the story of Emerald’s 32 soldiers who lost their lives in World War I.

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House of art reflects on costs of immersion By Derek Schlennstedt Mirror mirror on the wall, which house in Ferntree Gully is the fairest of them all. An art installation by three Swinburne artists has seen a domestic house on Dorset Road, Ferntree Gully transformed into a stunning art display which features mirrors as its main drawcard. The home at 27 Dorset Road has been converted, with art galleries on the inside and mirrored tiles covering the exterior - all part of the Knox Council’s Immerse art festival. Though, the home is more than just a pretty display and the feature conveys a deeper message which focuses on tackling the house affordability debate. Artist Roh Sing, one of three artists from Swinburne University, said the outside was designed to promote conversation around housing affordability in the Knox municipality. Roh said that the ‘Untitled House’ - the name of the private home on Dorset Street - included over 1800 tiles and that the team spent three weeks ‘working around the clock’ to finish it. “Housing affordability - that was the idea with the mirror facade,” he said. With some of the photos you get reflections of the sky and it gives the impression that the building is disappearing to some extent, and that was a symbol for the Australian suburban dream disappearing and becoming out of reach for many of us due to housing affordability.” Inside, the three-bedroom house has five interactive art exhibits, each pertaining to different aspects of the central and pervading theme of ‘what is home’? “The house presented us with an opportunity to create conversations around contemporary art

Swinburne University artists Roh Singh, Larry Parkinson and Morganna Magee have transformed a normal domestic house in Ferntree Gully into a fascinating art piece that features over 1800 mirrors and tackles the housing affordability debate. 174892 and concepts of home and place,” Roh said. One of those exhibits draws upon refugees fleeing from their homelands. The Dorset Road property was donated to the art project by a private owner and the property is believed to be developed when the festival is finished. Across the road, in the reflection of the mirrors, another sign of development is taking place with

several units being built - an apt reflection of the changing housing market, suggested the artists. In the window of ‘Untitled House’ a neon tent sign signifies that transition from permanent home to ‘transitory’ living, Roh said. “The tent symbol ties into that, it’s a transitory home, it’s non-permanent ... it’s something you have to pick up and leave ... we are losing that suburban block that we used to have.”

The festival is across the entire Knox municipality with ‘Untitled House’ only one of the many features. The aim of the festival is to bring art to the forefront, by putting it on display in public areas where people work and live. The festival will run from 11 November to 11 December and bookings to see the inside spaces of Untitled House can be made at stickytickets. com.au

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Sun’s out, tons out FTGDCA Play on day one of Round 5 got underway in bright sunshine. In most cases, the batsmen held the upper hand with five centuries across nine games. At Batterham Park, Scott Vozzo’s 108 and Jayden Turcinovic’s 74 not out helped The Basin post 4/277 against Upper Ferntree Gully. The King’s bowlers toiled hard to make inroads but the Bears held firm control. With both teams on 18 points, the winner will take a handy step up. The Kings have the batting line-up to chase the score, although The Basin has the bowling smarts to defend the total. Knox Gardens made 228 on the back of Joe Morsello’s unbeaten 108. Mountain Gate’s Luke Turner returned the figures of 3/35 with the Gators hosting the Falcons at HV Jones. The Falcons may regret the opportunity missed to capitalise on Morsello’s efforts. Clearly Cam Wheeler (5/31) and Dave Carmen (3/26) failed to read today’s script as the Upwey attack dismissed Belgrave for 72. In reply, the Tigers are 3/158 with Matt Mulcahy 70 not out. Wheeler’s 32 made sure his name will be in the votes. Eildon Park’s 253 may be enough to deny Johnson Park their first win of the season. The Panthers were well served by David Smyth (57) and Rasika Tennekumbura (40) while Ben Stallworthy’s 3/61 kept the Sharks in the game. Given Knoxfield’s form with the bat, Ferntree Gully’s 214 may be a little light as the Blues look to bridge the gap between fourth and first position.

Jayden Bradbury top scored for the Blues with 67 and enjoyed a 119-run partnership with Harrison Brown (55), before Ferntree Gully lost their last eight wickets for 90 runs. Matthew Plumridge took the bowling honours for the Knights with three wickets from his 13 overs. In DeCoite Shield, Lysterfield duo Anthony Brolic (154) and Daniel Forster-Jennings (116) helped the Beavers amass 5/357 against Rowville, while Jason Fraser made 113 of Monbulk’s 6/277 against Knoxfield. Aaron Grenda fell four runs short of his maiden century as St John’s Tecoma set South Belgrave a total of 280 for victory. In the final game, Ferntree Gully Footballers dismissed Olinda for 160 with Peter Dean making 47. A century to Aaron West helped a FTGDCA invitational XI to 5/170 as they took on the Ringwood Rams in a Twenty20 on Wednesday night, unfortunately, a devastating knock by David Johnson for the Rams stole the game away. Norm Reeves Shield Ferntree Gully 214 (Bradbury 67, Brown 55, Plumridge 3/27) v Knoxfield; Eildon Park 253 (D. Smyth 57, R.Tennekumbura 40, B.Stallworthy 3/61) v Johnson Park; The Basin 4/277 (B. Walter 38, S. Vozzo 108, J. Turcinovic 74*) v Upper FTG; Belgrave 72 (Wheeler 5/31, Carman 3/26) v Upwey 3/158 (Mulcahy 70*, Wheeler 32); Knox Gardens 228 (J. Morsello 108*, L Turner 3/35) v Mountain Gate. DeCoite Shield Olinda 160 (Dean 47*) v FTG Footballers; St John’s Tecoma 279 (Evans 52, Grenda 96, Curtain 36, Lawson 3/56) v South Belgrave; Monbulk 6/277 (A. Bermingham 63, J. Fraser 113*, A Faulkner 3/16) v Knoxfield; Lysterfield 5/357 (A. Brolic 154, D. Jennings 116, C.

Cosstick 46*) v Rowville. Division 3 Upwey-Tecoma 402 (D. Berenato 194, C. Jewell 66, J. Dobbie-Hayward 48, B. Hurst 30, A. Heard 4/6) v Belgrave; The Basin 245 (T. Edwards 56, S. Ryan 30, S. Porch 34, L. Cook 45*, H. Greenhall 4/59, T. Burley 3/69) v Upper FTG; Mountain Gate 9/318 (Mulder 3/62) v Knox Gardens; Ferntree Gully 319 (M. Catalano 75, A. Catalano 57, J. Rambaldo 45, L. Smith 30, S. Mylas 4/54) v Knox Boronia Churches; Johnson Park 230 (D. Johnston 45, C. Morrison 43, M. Sim 39, D. Law 34, A. Brongeest 5/61) v Eildon Park. Division 4 Lysterfield 6/289 (N. McKay 110*, K. Gwynne 68, J. Bundy 47) v Rowville; Knox Gardens 7/327 (Morrison 183*, Wylde 70, Noonan 3/44) v Monbulk; South Belgrave 287 (Mailing 91, O’Brien 30, Murphy 42, Ziza 41, Fuller 4/56) v St John’s Tecoma; Olinda 288 (G. Box 73, T. Box 39, Seymour 44*, Tupper 4/53) v FTG Footballers. Division 5 Lysterfield 9/241 (J. D’Rosario 63*, S. Anderton 54, M. Lima 31, L. Mckinnon 3/47) v Upper Ferntree Gully; Knox Boronia Churches 113 (K. Arundel 4/29) v Eildon Park 4/52. Division 6 Monbulk 6/162 (J. Simmonds 82) v UpweyTecoma 4/113 (N. Somervaille 39*, R. Chapman 30); The Basin 3/364 (G. Latham 102*, V. Blangiardo 32, D. Stocker 76, N.Freeling 70, J. Dobson 36*) v Belgrave 72 (D. Nicholson 5/31). Upper FTG 95 v Knox Gardens 4/126 (Bakker 70); Johnson Park 4/168 (C. Clauscen 101*) v Rowville 4/125 (Koch 34). Division 7 Lysterfield 1/93 (L. Myszka 43*) v Rowville 6/97 (A. Singh 3/14, L. Bowers 3/30); The Basin 6/106 (E. Heenan 45) v Mountain Gate 4/67;

Johnson Park 3/148 (J. Rose 57*, J. Dantini 36, S. Monohan 30) v Ferntree Gully 1/115 (D. Carter 48*, Powney 37*); Knoxfield 1/178 v Eildon Park 3/128. Division 8 Belgrave 2/159 (A. Dodds 69*, B. Wiseman 36) v Olinda 9/140 (A. Humphries 84*); Monbulk 6/200 (C. Rak 44, B. Emmett 101*, B. Elder 5/44) v St John’s Tecoma 8/72 (H. Emmett 3/18). B1 Lysterfield 6/132 (Glenister 40*, Slaughter 53*, Gervasani 4/16) d Bayswater 2/127 (Brown 50*, D. Gervasani 50); Johnson Park 4/187 (Dabasia 53*, Hirani 37*, Vekaria 31*, T. Black 3/28) d Ferntree Gully 9/179 (C. Beresford 51*, J. Stephenson 35, Vijay 3/35). Under 16s Monbulk 0/70 (J. Spencer 30*, T. Utting 28*) v Olinda 3/71; St John’s Tecoma 1/40 v Mt Gate 2/127; Johnson Park 3/84 (Z. Levitt 31*) v Eildon Park 4/89; Mazenod 3/122 (T. Raymond 61) v Upper FTG 4/45. Under 14s Monbulk 6/140 (N. Taylor 33, J. Bolton 27) v Olinda 6/73 (N. Taylor 2/2, J. Langrish 1/1, H.Strathairn 1/3, N.Stack 1/6); Upwey 6/82 v Johnson Park 7/66. Under 13s Monbulk 4/94 (I. Hylton Stewart 31*, C. McLean 23) v The Basin 4/62 (M. Abraham 2/3). Under 12s St John’s Tecoma 2/59 v Monbulk 6/73. Fast 9s Monbulk 45 def by Knoxfield 103 (Award: J.Whyte); Eildon Park Panthers 3/187 d St John’s Tecoma 32. Super 7s Monbulk 192 (J. Fraser 24, F. Whyte 22, L. Hickingbotham 20) d Lysterfield 127 (J. Fraser 4/15, T. Ray 2/11).

Tough day for Mount Evelyn The Monbulk and Olinda Under 16s teams enjoyed cricket in fine sunshine, pausing for a minute's silence at 11am on Remembrance Day. 174980

Jason Fraser celebrates 21st century MONBULK CRICKET In a perfect weekend of weather for cricket at Monbulk, most teams started a two-day match and the new Milo in2cricketers all having their first session on Friday night. Most teams are in strong positions and some impressive performances again highlighted by Jason Fraser who made his 21st century for the club this time with 113 not out after tea against Knoxfield in the firsts. Well done also to Monbulk’s Saturday morning teams and families for pausing at 11am during their matches for Remembrance Day and to reflect on the sacrifices made to enable us to play cricket and live the lives we are lucky to lead. Next week, Saturday 18 November is the MCC Trivia Night which is always a great night

- 7.30pm start, $10 a head and is for all seniors, junior and Milo families and friends. The following Sunday 26 November is the 10th Monbulk Fun Run starting at 9am at the Monbulk Cricket Ground. This year, the finish line will be filled with colour. Market stalls, produce market, barbecue, coffee van, face painting will also make it a fun morning. Register online or from 8am on the day. Scores: 1st XI - Monbulk 6/277 (J. Fraser 113*, A. Bermingham 63) v Knoxfield. 2nd XI - Monbulk v Knox Gardens 7/327 (R. Noonan 3/44). 3rd XI - Monbulk 6/162 (J. Simmonds 82) v

Upwey 4/113. 4th XI - Monbulk 6/200 (C. Rak 44, B. Emmett 101*) v St Johns Tecoma 8/72 (H. Emmett 3/18). Under 16s - Monbulk 0/70 (J. Spencer 30*, T. Utting 28*) v Olinda 3/71. Under 14s - Monbulk 6/140 (N. Taylor 33, J. Bolton 27) v Olinda 6/73 (N. Taylor 2/2). Under 13s - Monbulk 4/94 (I. Hylton Stewart 31*, C. McLean 23) v The Basin 4/62 (M. Abraham 2/3). Fast 9s - Monbulk 45 def by Knoxfield 103 (Award: J. Whyte). Super 7s - Monbulk 192 (J. Fraser 24, F. Whyte 22, L. Hickingbotham 20) d Lysterfield 127 (J. Fraser 4/15, T. Ray 2/11).

MOUNT EVELYN CRICKET DJ Strachan Shield and RA Finger Trophy Mount Evelyn 121 (D. Giblin 42, J. Fraser 21, Dan. Lever 5/31, A. Humphrey 4/22) def by Warburton-Millgrove 5/122 (S. Humphrey 59*, G. Fraser 2/35); Gruyere v Hoddles Creek (no scores). C Grade Mount Evelyn 89 (D. Westaway 48, Dan. Trembath 5/25, Oakley 3/18) def by Wandin 163 (D. Alderman 55, D. Trembath 45, P. Laws 37, M. Potter 3/9, M. Shepard 2/10). D Grade Seville 306 (L. Kay 67, S. Mundie 52, D. Knight 47, R. Culwick 41, L. Dunne 4/49, L. Cook 4/68) d Mount Evelyn 7/76 (C. Williams 16, L. Dunne 14, M. Hardy 3/10, D. Knight 2/12). 16 and Under Seville 9/136 (J. Beri 63*, M. Hardy 18, E. Van Beek 18*, C. Williams 2/11, R. Williams 2/17, B. Westaway 2/26) v Mount Evelyn. Under 14s Hoddles Creek 2/27 (G. Vukman 11, L. Shepherd 1/3) v Mount Evelyn-Launching Place 9/96 (L. Shepherd 45*, G. Vukman 2/5, O. Simpson 2/6). Under 12s Warburton-Millgrove 5/111 (K. Wunhym 31*, M. Poulton 21*, N. Darvell 3/4, C. Doyle 2/17) d Mount Evelyn 4/70 (N. Darvell 24*, K. Wunhym 1/3, L. Neale 1/6, T. Hunter 1/11).

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Georgia and Tayleb win By Jamie Strudley YARRA RANGES ATHLETICS The sun finally came out for a round of Saturday morning’s athletics competition. The warmth brought out the competitive spirit in the Yarra Ranges athletes with some exceptional performances, many PBs and lots of amazing smiles. After a very hectic start to the season, the seniors had a weekend off to prepare for next Saturday when the club hosts a round of AV Shield at its Mount Evelyn venue. The club is looking forward to welcoming athletes from throughout Victoria to its fantastic facilities for an afternoon of interclub athletics. There might even be a few Olympians present. Congratulations to Georgia Laven and Tayleb Willis, who secured election in the Team Vic Athletics team with their gold medal winning performances at the Victorian All Schools track and Field Championships last weekend. Georgia and Tayleb will compete at the Australian All Schools Athletics Championships in Adelaide in early December. If you are interested in com-

The Under 8s take the walk event in their stride. 174973 Picture: ANIKA HOMANN-CARTER The next round of Little Athletic athletics will be on Saturday morning, see you there at 8.30am. Bring a friend, if you want! For results, news, photos and more, visit www.yarrarangesathletics.org.au or check out the Facebook page.

peting, you can enter via www. athsvic.org.au (must be before midday on Wednesday). For more information, email av@yarrarangesathletics.org. au. They will also need some helpers with set up, pack up or canteen. Let the club know if you are available.

MONBULK BOWLS Monbulk 2 and Monbulk 3 bowls teams continued on their merry way with victories in Round 6 to maintain the top two positions on the ladder, while the Monbulk 1 side struck trouble at Berwick. Monbulk 2 played Blackburn at home and won by 18 shots 80 to 62. Lorraine McLaren's rink won 31 to 17. Eric Furby’s rink won by 6 shots 32 to 26 with Peter Francis' rink losing in a tight contest 17 to 19. Monbulk 3 travelled to Blackburn and in a tightly contested contest were able to get the points 59 to 53. Ray Pikes rink had a good win by 10 shots 22 to 12. John Prudon won 23 to 17 and Doug Elliot’s rink went down by 10 shots 14 to 24. Monbulk 1 were up against it all day and went down 55 to 109. Eric Markham’s rink had a close contest but went down by four shots 16 to 20. Brian Smith went down by 12 shots, Richard Cookson by 13 shots and Andrew Bell by 25 shots. Monbulk Bowling Club held a major tournament on Cup Day. The rinks were full with 18 teams from visiting clubs and 10 teams from Monbulk. The final games were intense and each bowl was crucial. Aimee te Broekhurst, the manager of the Monbulk and District Community Bank branch of the Bendigo Bank,

Aimee te Broekhurst with winners from Mulgrave Country Club. 174983 was on hand to present the winning cash prizes generously donated by the Bendigo Bank. A visiting team from Mulgrave Country Club walked away with the major prize but a Monbulk team of Alan and Norma Clerke did well in collecting one of the prizes.

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38,990

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PUMPED-UP 3.0L ISUZU TURBO DIESEL

PUMPED-UP 3.0L ISUZU TURBO DIESEL

• 18" ALLOY WHEELS, FOG LIGHTS, SIDE STEPS & ROOF RAILS • 8" TOUCHSCREEN AUDIO w/ SATNAV, USB & BLUETOOTH® AUDIO STREAMING • PASSIVE ENTRY & START SYSTEM • LEATHER ACCENTED SEATS§

• 18" ALLOY WHEELS, FOG LIGHTS & SIDE STEPS • 8" TOUCHSCREEN AUDIO w/ SATNAV, USB & BLUETOOTH® AUDIO STREAMING • REVERSING CAMERA & REAR PARK ASSIST • OUTSTANDING 3.0T TOWING+

• 7" TOUCHSCREEN AUDIO w/ USB & BLUETOOTH® AUDIO STREAMING • REVERSING CAMERA & REAR PARK ASSIST • OUTSTANDING 3.0T TOWING+ • FUEL EFFICIENT 8.0L/100KM#

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HURRY TO FERNTREE GULLY ISUZU UTE TODAY 700 Burwood Hwy, Ferntree Gully (03) 9758 0000 ftgisuzuute.com.au

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5-star ANCAP safety rating on all MU-X models and 4x4 D-MAX Crew Cab models built from November 2013 onwards and 4x2 D-MAX Crew Cab High Ride models built from November 2014 onwards. ^5 years/130,000km whichever occurs first, for eligible customers. Excludes trays and accessories. >The Capped Price Servicing Program ("CPS Program") applies to Eligible Vehicles with a Warranty Start Date on or after 1/1/15 at Participating Isuzu UTE Dealers only. The 5 years Capped Price Servicing covers the first 5 Scheduled Services for 16.5MY and later vehicle models for up to 5 years/50,000km (whichever occurs first). CPS Program is subject to change. For full terms & conditions and current pricing visit isuzuute.com.au/service-plus. +3.5 tonne braked towing capacity on D-MAX 4x4 and 4x2 High Ride models and 3.0 tonne braked towing capacity on all MU-X models when fitted with an optional genuine Isuzu UTE tow bar kit. ~Includes economy alloy tray fitted at motorpool. #Fuel consumption and emissions figures based on ADR 81/02 (combined cycle test) and are to be used for vehicle comparison purposes only. Actual fuel consumption and emissions will vary depending on many factors including, but not limited to, traic conditions, individual driving style and vehicle condition. §Seats have leather touches or accents (excluding third row), but are not wholly leather. *Private and ABN holders only. Excludes government, fleet, rental & non-profit buyers. Includes one year business vehicle registration, CTP insurance, dealer delivery and statutory charges. Metallic/mica/pearl paint $450 extra. Only at Participating Isuzu UTE Dealers from 1/10/17 until 31/12/17 unless extended, varied or while stocks last. Excludes demonstrators. †Ofer is limited to 17MY 4x4 D-MAX & 4x4 MU-X models sold & delivered between 1/10/17 and 31/12/17 to private & ABN holders only. Excludes demonstrators. The Scheduled Servicing ofer covers standard items (normal operating conditions) as listed in IUA Warranty and Service Booklet for the first 2 years Scheduled Servicing (covering the first 2 Scheduled Services up to 24 months/20,000km – whichever occurs first). The free Driving Report must be requested and conducted at the same time as the first 2 Scheduled Services. For full Terms and Conditions of the Service Plus Driving Report Program, visit isuzuute.com.au/driving-report. Ofer does not cover any other Scheduled Service, Make-up Scheduled Service or any additional service items or requirements, which are at the owner’s expense. Only at Participating Isuzu UTE Dealers. Not available with any other ofer. <Excludes Tour Mate and is Valid 6/11/17 – 30/11/17. Not in conjunction with any other ofer. Ofer available on new Isuzu stock & not available in conjunction with any other ofers. Normal Gift card T&Cs apply.

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