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EDUCATION WEEK 2018
Students at Cire Community School have access to purpose-built training rooms and fantastic educational opportunities.
EDUCATION WEEK 20-26 MAY 2018
Steiner Education offers a wide array of educational experiences.
Love of learning the key The foremost aim of Steiner education is to instill in each student a love of learning, to encourage them to ask questions in order to develop their own ideas and to cultivate a healthy respect for themselves, others and the world in which they live. Education Administrator at Little Yarra Steiner School John Stewart explained that there are over fifty Steiner Schools in Australia and over a thousand in sixty countries around the globe. "Steiner schools work on giving each child the tools to develop themselves so that they will succeed at whatever they choose in life," Mr Stewart said. "Students are offered a wide array of educational experiences in addition to academic subjects, such as outdoor education camps, singing and instrumental music, drama, hard and soft handcrafts, movement and art, to name a few. "The breadth of Steiner education ensures a well-rounded, comprehensive skills and knowledge base." Integral to the Steiner approach is recognising that each child develops and learns in their
own way and at their own pace. "Also, each child learns for the joy of it, the excitement of unlocking the secrets of the world," Mr Stewart said. "Steiner schools place a lot of emphasis on equipping children with a robust sense of self-worth, and each student knows that their teachers consider them a valued individual." All children ideally keep the same teacher for their entire primary schooling, which builds a close bond between teacher and student. This bond and subsequent deep level of understanding of each child's strengths and challenges ensures that every child receives the educational support they need to achieve their personal best. The Little Yarra Steiner School provides a highly regarded and effective program in the beautiful environment of the Yarra Valley. The school holds regular community celebrations and events, such as the annual Fair and Open day. Interested parents are warmly encouraged to look up the school's web page, follow them on Facebook or call 5967 1953 to arrange a tour.
Steiner schools place a lot of emphasis on equipping children with a robust sense of self-worth.
Little Yarra Steiner High School Tour Wednesday 23rd May 9:30am ...recognising the individual in everyone 205 Little Yarra Road Yarra Junction, Vic 3797 t: (03) 5967 1953 e: office@lyss.vic.edu.au www.lyss.vic.edu.au 12386409-SN21-18
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It’s simply a great school The release of Gonski 2 report has unleashed a large number of reports, commentary and opinions. Critical responses point out that "Gonski fix puts basics at risk" (The Weekend Australian, May 5) with one describing the Gonski report as a "hidden danger" for education. The reality is that staff in great schools are already managing these complexities and defining a balance that works for students. There are three journeys through school that will position a child for success in their adult life. The first is the development of personality and character; the definition of values, moral and ethical frameworks and boundaries. These are the foundations of how we define ourselves as an individual. This journey is heavily defined and influenced by parents, with the school, a positive and supportive influence. The second journey is the traditional academic journey, where a strong knowledge base is developed with a special literacy and numeracy focus. This knowledge-centred learning remains critically important despite the common argument that you can look anything up online. Young people have access to unlimited online information and must use a knowledge base that remains in the early stages of development as a means of discernment and deci-
sion making, separating fact from fiction. They need adult help. The third journey through school is the development of the skills and attitudes commonly called General Capabilities. These cannot be taught, learned, developed, practised or refined in a content free zone. The manner in which these skills are learned and exhibited differs, dependent upon the discipline in which they are practised. Creativity practised in Science is different to that practised in Visual Arts. A strong and solid knowledge base remains an important component of school education. The skills of the third journey are sometimes called the Four C's: critical thinking, creativity, collaboration and communication. They are called people skills or soft skills and the development of strong skills in these areas combined with the attributes from the other two journeys creates a person who thrives in the adult world. Great teachers connect with students, building positive relationships; they explicitly and positively influence and shape students; they model good thinking skills and provoke student thinking. Great teachers position their students for success in their short and long term future. Allan Shaw, The Knox School
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School for whole family At St Paul's Primary School, Monbulk, they enrol your whole family, not just your child. It is very important for parents to know that when they drop their child at school each day they will be cared for, nurtured and given every opportunity to reach their full potential. This is what an education at St Paul's is all about. St Paul's Primary School has in place a set of core values that underpin the vision of the school. The values are unique to our school. Their values have their foundations in the Principles of Catholic Social Teaching and a direct relationship to the nine core values of Australian schools, as outlined in the National Framework for Values Education. At St Paul's, they value Justice. Their community members show compassion, empathy, and courtesy for all persons. They show respect at all times by listening to others attentively, valuing their contributions, being compassionate, and being generous. Their students demonstrate courage when they do the right thing even when it is hard. There is a great sense of responsibility at St Paul's where they take shared ownership for our community. Their students are taught to apply their values and make the right decisions by applying the value of Wisdom and Judgement. As a Kids Matter school, resilience is high on the agenda. They explicitly teach students about growth mindset and our focus on social and emotional skills is really important for developing
St Paul's instill strong values in their students. 180795 children's resilience. A St Paul's education centres on creating students that are respectful, polite, resilient
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Proud history of service Yarra Hills Secondary College is a multi-campus State Secondary School serving the outer eastern suburbs of Melbourne. The college has a Year 7 to 10 Mt Evelyn Campus, as well as a Mooroolbark Campus, which houses a Year 7 to 10 'Junior School' and a Year 11 and 12 'Senior School' on the same site. Current enrolment is roughly 850 students and has been rising steadily in recent years, with the 2018 Year 7 intake being the largest since 2003. College Principal Darren Trippett has overseen this growth since joining the school in 2012 and considers the college now 'transformational' school. "One of the things I noticed most when I first arrived at Yarra Hills was the lack of knowledge in the local community of the excellent programs we had in place," he said. "We are currently one of a select group of schools across Victoria to have been successfully selected in the Melbourne University U.M.N.O.S. program, involving internationally acclaimed Professor John Hattie. "We have also recently been acknowledged nationally for implementing our school-wide 'restorative practices' model which helps students establish and maintain effective relationships and behaviour. "In 2017 we were selected as a Lead School for Respectful Relationships across the outer east, assisting local primary schools with a variety of anti-bullying programs. "We also have acclaimed co-curricular programs in instrumental music, performing arts, visual arts (including the Yarra Hills Commu-
Yarra Hills Secondary College aspire to be the school of choice for all children in the local community. nity Art Show), sports and outdoor education." At Years 11 and 12, Yarra Hills proudly offers students the choice of a comprehensive VCE,
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velop their strengths and passions. Tours of both campuses are now available and can be booked through the general offices.
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Engaging children and building their success
Samantha, Skyla, Ella and Pippa of the Len Jeffrey Memorial Preschool in Belgrave South.
Play-based The Len Jeffrey Memorial Preschool in Belgrave South offers a play-based program that focuses on the individual interests of the children while extending those interests, skills and knowledge. Providing early years education, The Len Jeffery Memorial Preschool offers both three to four-year-old and four to five-year-old tailored programs in a caring, nurturing environment with a dedicated team of educators. Set in tranquil surrounds, children have the opportunity to climb trees and have lots of natural play spaces to explore. The pre-school has a strong commitment to meeting the needs of children with a variety of disabilities and special needs.
The centre has been a strong part of the community for 47 years, offering its services to the wider community in the hills. With a dedicated and experienced team of five staff, and rated as exceeding the national quality standards, the preschool offers highquality early education in a fun and welcoming environment. Also offering a flexible pickup and dropoff service from the Good Start Early Learning Centre at Belgrave Heights, the Len Jeffery Memorial Preschool has accessibility options to suit every parent and child. The Len Jeffery Memorial Preschool's open day is on Friday 1 June from 9.30am to 12pm. For any further information about the preschool call 9754 5965.
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The school also has a heated, private hydrotherapy pool on site. staff. If required, a specialist hydrotherapy program can be undertaken by the school's physiotherapist. All programs are supported by a qualified special education teacher, experienced education support staff, as well as a team of speech pathologists, occupational therapists, a physiotherapist and a music therapist working closely in a multi-disciplinary team. This team provides ongoing support, undertakes assessments and provides professional guidance and advice. If any parent feels that this program may be of benefit to their child, or they would like to organise a tour, contact the school on 9736 2499.
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Yarra Ranges Special Developmental School's Early Education program provides individualised educational programs for each participant. The program's approach is to address the needs of the child in a fun, play-based environment while providing ongoing support and advice to families. Located at the Yarra Ranges Special Developmental School's Mt Evelyn Campus, the modern Early Education program building is custom built for providing early intervention educational programs. The programs provide small, play-based sessions for children aged between two years and eight months of age and five years of age who are experiencing developmental delay in two or more areas and/or have a disability. The program is Government funded by the Victorian Department of Education and Training. Program sessions are available during school hours (9.15am - 2.45pm), five days a week. Children may attend up to two days per week. The emphasis during these sessions is on the development of communication, fine motor, gross motor, social and cognitive skills in a play based environment. The program works in partnership with each family and every child receives an individualised, tailored program that specifically addresses their areas of developmental delay. Children also have access to the school's hydrotherapy pool. A water familiarisation program is offered seasonally, which is staffed by a qualified AusSwim teacher and support
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Celebrating students Throughout Education Week, Cire Services celebrates the strengths and achievements of students who participate in government-funded programs. Manager of Education and Training at Cire Services Anna-Louise Allen believes that by focussing on the role of education in providing a pathway to employment, students' chances of employment are much higher. "Whether it is Structured Workplace Learning experience for VET (Vocational Education and Training) in the VCE (Victorian Certificate of Education) and VCAL (Victorian Certificate of Applied Learning) students, a schoolbased new apprenticeship or a work placement as part of an accredited training program; the value of undertaking a placement in the workplace cannot be overstated," Ms Allen said. Cire students Megan and Vicky are graduates from the Certificate III in Individual Support and were recently attending their final class. The Certificate III in Individual Support is the required qualification for working in Aged Care and In Home Care. Ms Allen explained that a trainer visits the students to observe them applying their skills and to conduct a final assessment. "All students have been offered work once they complete their certificate," Ms Allen said. "Two of the graduates are already working in the kitchen within an Aged Care facility, however, once they have obtained their
qualification, they will have the opportunity to move to the role of Personal Care Assistant (PCA) within the facility." Megan and Vicky were both thrilled with their experience with Cire Services. "Nicole is a great trainer and demonstrates what we need to do using the equipment," Megan said. "Then it's our turn so we get to practice with her guidance." Vicky also agreed. "I never thought I would go back to school, but I am glad I did it. I am more confident now; even my spelling has improved," she said. "I feel more confident and I don't want to stop learning. I want to get a job, but down the track I would like to do a Certificate IV in Aging Support." To find out more about Cire Services, visit www.cire.org.au or phone 1300 835 235.
Cire Services Individual Support students with trainer Nicole. Back row (L-R) - Nicole, Karen and Karen. Front row (L-R) - Annalise, Meaghan and Karen.
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'Time for change' By Derek Schlennstedt
From left; Tim Herlihy, Yarra Ranges Councillor Tim Heenan, Holy Fools CEO Neal Taylor and Ian James are working towards solving homelessness in the Yarra Ranges. "There is such a shortage of long term accommodation that the transition accommodation is log jammed, and that has an effect back on the crisis accommodation ... the system has stalled," Mr Taylor said. "We also have no long term accommodation in the Yarra Ranges, nothing for youth, nothing for families, nothing ... once they've gone from crisis to transitional there's nowhere else for them to go, we have a real problem that people aren't moving on." A report by Anglicare in April revealed a chronic shortage of affordable rentals across
Australia, with less than 0.01 per cent of rental properties found to be affordable for a single person on Newstart. As part of the report, Anglicare examined all the properties listed for rent on realestate.com. au on a particular day and assessed whether each property was affordable and suitable for 14 types of households on low income. Mr Herlihy said that the aim wasn't to build new houses but use existing granny flats and share houses to fill the gap of long term accommodation, which Mr Taylor said would in turn open space in the transitional housing.
"There would be about 15-20 per cent who would be perfect for longer term accommodation ... it would release the transitional and mean more people could move into transitional housing," Mr Taylor said. "Genuinely there are families out there who would be perfect for this." In the 2016 Census, a map was released which identified homeless people in each suburb of the state and revealed that for the Dandenong Ranges and Yarra Valley 250 were identified as being homeless.
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In a bid to address an increase of homelessness in the Yarra Ranges, Mount Evelyn resident, Tim Herlihy, is drawing on his own experience with low-cost accommodation. Guided by the knowledge of Holy Fools chief executive officer, Neal Taylor, Yarra Ranges Councillor, Tim Heenan, and Ian James, the group has agreed there is a clear lack of low cost affordable housing in the region. Mr Herlihy was last year issued a building compliance report, which meant he had to renovate his low-cost accommodation, which he provided in Mount Evelyn. Though, with costs coming to over $100,000, Tim said it was understandable why individuals find it so difficult to offer such housing. Looking at planning, and the legislation surrounding offering low-cost affordable housing, Mr Herlihy said something would have to change. "I got talking to people like Neal Taylor, Tim Heenan, Mark from Anchor, and various experts in the field," Mr Herlihy said. "The picture that's emerged for me very strongly is that there isn't a shortage of dwellings in our rich society, but there is a shortage of compassion and willingness and connection, and I think there is a whole range of ways of providing affordable accommodation for not just homeless people, but also those who are at risk of becoming homeless." Some of those ideas include freeing up restrictions placed on having a number of unrelated individuals in the one house. "I think there are many opportunities, such as you can have up to four unrelated people under a single lease with a head tenant and cotenant ... that's in fact the situation I found myself in, rather than have the dwelling reclassified at hundreds of thousands dollars of expense," he said. "It's addressing existing housing and not saying we have to go and build a bunch of newer affordable housing, but utilising what's already there. "I think there's a lot of potential to finetune the legislation and a number of different avenues to free up what is already existing." Mr Taylor, echoed Mr Herlihy's sentiments. He said the three tiers of accommodation - crisis accommodation, transition accommodation and long term accommodation - were log jammed.
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Recognition needed By Derek Schlennstedt Think back to the renowned battles of the Vietnam War ... Long Tan, The Tet Offensive, Khe Sanh. Though, each is held in high-esteem and remembrance, Australia's largest battle in Vietnam is one that many haven't heard of, and it's known as the battle of Coral-Balmoral. The Australian War Memorial describes the 26 days of fighting at Coral and Balmoral as Australia's "largest, most sustained and arguably most hazardous battle of the Vietnam War, and this year marks the 50th anniversary of the battles, which began on May 13, 1968. Mount Evelyn resident, John Sumner, was part of that battle and at 19 years of age he served with 176 Air Dispatch at the Battle of Coral. And though he spent a number of days, serving and assisting the infantry and artillery, there are no banners or names on plaques to recognise his units participation and devotion to their country. Now on the 50th anniversary, all John is asking for is some recognition for him and those close friends who were in 176 Dispatch. "There was really only one or two Air Dispatchers there at a time over the three days; I would get relieved and then another one came and then I went back, then another one came and so on," Mr Sumner said. "It was three of us Air Dispatchers, we were the only ones, but what we did at Coral on those first three nights, and the amount of rounds and that, that we unpacked, well 176 Air Dispatch have never gotten any recognition for that, never get a mention because there were only three of us there. "We only had one or two at any one time to do a lot of work, it was really a combined effort, not just one ... even though the infantry, artillery and tanks did wonders and they definitely
About 6.40pm on 9 April, Olinda Police responded to a call for a car that had gone down the embankment in Upper Coonara Rd, Olinda. When Olinda Police checked the vehicle, they established the driver had left the scene and the car was identified as a Jeep which had been stolen from Cranbourne and also had false plates attached. The female driver had been seen earlier driving off the road and had been assisted by a local resident after the accident. The vehicle was recovered and towed to Bayswater, though while the tow truck driver was driving down Mountain Highway he noticed he was being followed. As a result, the driver has stopped and been approached by the female driver of the Jeep and two males. He proceeded to call police and all three individuals were arrested and conveyed back to Boronia Police Station and interviewed. The female driver, a 22-year-old from Rowville, was charged with theft of motor car, fraudulent use of license plates, disqualified driving, careless driving, and possession of the drug ice. The female was bailed to the Ringwood Magistrates Court. Police would like to hear from anyone who saw a red Jeep driving erratically on the evening of 9 April in the Kallista area. Anyone with information is urged to contact Olinda Police station on (03) 9751 1241.
Car crash spurs warning John Sumners, nicknamed ''Fingers'' (he had his finger amputated in Vietnam), is hoping to gain further recognition for his unit, 176 Air Dispatch Company, whose involvement in the battle of Coral-Balmoral has never officially been recognised. deserve all the recognition they can get, but us at the back weren't doing nothing either, so it's disappointing not to receive any recognition." Neither the history books, nor the Vietnam Veterans Museum, recognise 176's contribution, and Mr Sumner said he would try his best to change that. "Our main operation was to bring guns,
ammunition, any stores, vehicles and to direct helicopters in and out," he said. "At one stage, though, one of our members was on a M16 machine gun on one of the main days of the attack ... at 19-years-old it was a bit scary. "I am going to try my best to get more recognition for 176 Air Dispatch Company."
Winter warning, as fire engulfs home By Derek Schlennstedt As the temperatures drop and the days get shorter, residents in the Yarra Ranges will begin to turn on the heaters and start their fireplaces. Mount Evelyn CFA is reminding residents to take the necessary precautions to mitigate the chances of a house fire. After a house fire in Mount Evelyn on 28 April, Mount Evelyn CFA Captain, Rick Ventrella, said though investigations have not identified the cause of the fire, it still acted as a timely reminder for residents to check their heating systems and clean out the fire place or flue. "This week it will be getting colder, people will start the heater or fire, but the important question is have they done their pre-checks," Captain Ventrella said. "People need to think about whether the Coonara or chimney have been cleaned and cleaned properly, even the ducting heating should be cleaned ... over summer we get a lot of wind and dust stirs up so we get a lot of things inside your ducting which could cause fires.
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A house fire in Mount Evelyn, on 28 April, completely enveloped the two storey house and has the CFA reminding residents to check their heaters and fire places. "The bars on heaters, and drying clothes to close to them can cause fires ... it's just about being a little mindful and careful." The house fire that occurred on Marcus Street in Mount Evelyn was sadly a sign of things to come, according Mr Ventrella, who said that over winter there was usually a spike in house fires. "We will probably go to a chimney fire at
some stage this year, as we average one or two over the winter," he said. House fires aren't the only call-outs that see an increase over winter, with car accidents also making up a large percentage of the jobs they attend. Mr Ventrella said that while it was important for residents to prepare their heaters and fire places for winter, so, too, was it important for residents to make sure their cars were roadworthy. "As we come into the winter months we talk about all the precautions we take with our heaters and blankets, but it's also a timely reminder that as winter approaches and weather conditions change, so too do the road conditions change," he said. "Check your tires, and drive to the conditions ... we've had a very dry summer and April so the roads will get slippery quite quickly. "Drive within your means and within the conditions of the road because when the rain comes the roads will get very slippery."
After a car crash in Sassafras, Olinda Police Sergeant, Andrew Herdman, is urging drivers to slow down and drive to the conditions. On 5 April, Olinda police responded to a car which had gone off the road on Mt Dandenong Tourist Road. A 19-year-old female from Mooroolbark was travelling south on Mount Dandenong Tourist Road towards Sassafras with a male friend. The driver has lost control around a lefthand bend opposite the Rostrevor house and skidded over an embankment opposite the primary school. The female driver was still in the vehicle when emergency services arrived and was assisted by CFA members and checked by the ambulance, but was uninjured. The vehicle was lifted back onto the road and towed away. Sgt Andrew Herdman at Olinda Police station said the incident was a reminder for drivers to "take extra care with the onset of winter, and to always drive to the conditions".
Theft from vehicles From 17 April, there have been 15 reports of thefts from vehicles in residential streets of Mooroolbark and Kilsyth. Streets being targeted include; Balmoral, Idinia, Alpine Way, MacDonnell, Rachael, Levendale, Cherylnne, Amber, Walnut, Penalga, Levendale, Zina, Longfellow and Donne. The thefts are happening overnight and the majority of vehicles have been left unlocked and left with valuables in them. Police are increasing patrols in these areas but remind residents to remember to lock up their vehicles and remove valuables.
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We are getting it done Recently, we handed down our fourth budget and it was a big one for our community. There was funding for the Belgrave Train Station Car Park and for Stage 2 of the Olinda Precinct upgrade but particularly close to my heart was the biggest boost in school funding in our community’s history. There was $50 million across the Yarra Ranges to upgrade six secondary schools. This is an unprecedented investment in our community. Lilydale High School, Lilydale Heights College, Upper Yarra Secondary College, Monbulk College, Upwey College and Mooroolbark College all received substantial funding for signifi-
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cant upgrades. Three of these schools took part in the Lilydale and Upper Yarra Education Plan and worked together with each project reflecting their community’s priorities. The record school infrastructure invest-
ment across the Yarra Ranges also includes upgrades at Montrose Primary School, Don Valley Primary School, Hoddles Creek Primary School, Launching Place Primary School, and deliver a new campus of The Alpine School at Don Valley. This is part of the biggest school funding boost in our state’s history. Never before has a state government put the emphasis on education that we have. Many people ask me why we are funding education to the level that we are. The answer is very simple. Because nothing is more important than our kids’ future.
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Belgrave Book Club meets on the second Monday of every month, at 7pm in the Sooki Lounge in Belgrave. New members are always welcome. For more information, contact Audrey at belgravebookclub@outlook.com or through the Facebook page.
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Life Activities Club Knox. This group meets every Thursday morning. Using public transport, they travel to the Warrandyte area or to our own Dandenongs. So many activities with the friendly club. Also, cinema outings, lunch, painting, social board games, badminton, cards, water aerobics and walks of different lengths. Also, live amateur theatre outings on a Sunday afternoon. Enquiries to Margaret on (03) 9762 4332 or www.life.org/knox.
Belgrave View. At next meeting, Landscape Designer Phillip Johnson, of Chelsea Garden Show fame, will be guest speaker. Ladies, guests are welcome to come along and hear his talk. Next meeting on Thursday 7 June at 11.30 for a 12noon start. Meet at Monbulk Bowls Club; Moores Road, Monbulk. After a delicious lunch is Phillip’s talk. Booking are essential. Phone Jill on (03) 9755 1618. Also raffles conducted with all money to the Smith Family Childrens’ Charity.
As a father of three young children, I want them to have every opportunity available to them. That is what every parent wants. We have wonderful teachers, principals and support staff but in many cases the facilities don’t match the teaching and we need to change that. Some governments invest in education and others do not. A government should not be judged on promises they make or things that they say. They should be judged on what they get done. Not a cent was spent on school buildings in the electorate of Monbulk by the former government.
ing its next concert, VALSE! on Saturday 19 May at 7.30pm. Gem Theatre, Kilvington Dve, Emerald. Well-known waltzes by Tchaikovsky, Strauss, Grieg, Sibelius and Shostakovich are featured, as well as music from the movies. Tickets $15/10 - little kids free. Enquiries 0422 796 155.
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Knox Heritage Walks is running an easy 4km walk in Upper Ferntree Gully, starting at 9.30am on Saturday, 19 May. Details: Ray, 0488 247 362.
Scarf activity Paint your own silk scarf with Antoinette Blyth. Enjoy a one-day workshop in a tranquil and relaxing atmosphere and complete a beautiful scarf about 1.8m long. Silk, patterns and materials provided. Saturday 16 June from 9am - 4.30pm. $125 .For all enquiries, or to book into a workshop, please call Christine on (03) 9751 1264.
Creek probe ‘needed’ Member for Eastern Metropolitan Region, Samantha Dunn is calling on the Environmental Protection Agency to assist in a citizen-lead investigation into the Dandenong Creek. The creek, which has its headwaters near Olinda within the Dandenong Ranges National Park, feeds into wetlands and supports numerous aquatic and avian species. Ms Dunn said First Friends of Dandenong Creek have become so concerned about ongoing pollution events they are using people power to trace the source. “Six of these events have been identified so far this year and they’re increasing in frequency,” she said. “It’s infuriating that the citizens of Bayswater and surrounds are left to investigate illegal dumping of chemicals, when we have a government agency whose main purpose is to do exactly this.”
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Bank says thanks to graffiti police By Derek Schlennstedt The Upwey Community Bank branch has spoken out after a wave of graffiti on buildings in the Upwey-Tecoma and Belgrave area over the Easter weekend. During the Easter weekend, 200 tags were removed from around these towns. John Waters, Chairman of the Dandenong Ranges Community Bank Group, has thanked Belgrave Police in allegedly identifying the responsible people. "We would like to thank Belgrave Police for their efforts in finding those responsible," Mr Waters said. "It is only when people are held accountable for their actions that they can then realise the impact they have had. "It is hoped that the more people apprehended for wilful public defacement and charged for these offences, the less this will be an issue in our society." That issue is recurrent in Upwey. The Upwey Community Bank supports a local, husband and wife duo, who come each weekend to remove graffiti from the township. Mr Waters said it was extremely disappointing to find the amount of graffiti around the Upwey township after the Easter weekend. He said it costs business and the community to remove it. "We sponsor a graffiti clean-up car; we pay for that and a husband and wife do it every weekend," Mr Waters said. "They come through every week and do a fantastic job ... they cleaned up most of the
Flu jabs set for children Knox Council is this month running dedicated free flu sessions for children for the benefit of the wider community. Children receiving the flu vaccine for the first time require two doses, with at least one month in between. Parents of young children aged between six months and less than five years are being encouraged to take advantage of the program, which is on offer through Knox City Council Immunisation Services. "Last year's flu season was particularly severe and, in partnership with the State Government, we're expanding our immunisation program to provide our community, including our newest and most vulnerable citizens, with access to the latest flu vaccine," Mayor John Mortimore said. The free flu sessions are by appointment only.
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Dandenong Ranges Community Bank Chairman, John Waters, has thanked Belgrave Police for their work in identifying those responsible for a graffiti spree in Upwey, Tecoma and Belgrave. town, but couldn't get it off the branch so we had to repaint it. "There is significant cost to businesses when they must spend money cleaning up after these events." "In the bank's case, it reduces the amount of money available to give to community groups through its sponsorship programs. "For other businesses, big and small, it will
affect their bottom-line and potentially their viability." Sergeant Paul Phillips at Belgrave Police said the consequences for graffiti offenders were serious. "We treat it quite seriously ... graffiti is a criminal offence and offenders caught doing it will be charged and sent to court,," he said.
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Get knocking The Salvation Army is calling on Yarra Ranges' community groups, sporting clubs, workplaces, families and individuals to get involved in its annual Red Shield Appeal doorknock. Over the weekend of 26-27 May, the goal is to raise more than $7.5 million. Captain Ashley Proctor, of the Salvation Army Mooroolbark, said the Salvos are aiming to gain 70,000 volunteers nationally. "Volunteers are the lifeblood of what we do. They are our largest workforce, which enables the continued success and improvement of our vital social programs," he said. "These programs include emergency housing for people in crisis, drug and alcohol re-
habs, financial counselling services, as well as a host of social programs. "We all have the opportunity to be beacons of hope for others." Captain Proctor said every donation to the Red Shield Appeal can make a meaningful difference. To volunteer for this year's appeal, please call 13 72 58 or register at salvos.org.au.
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LETTERS Billy juggernaut tough to stop Recently, I attended a public consultation session regarding the proposed Puffing Billy Discovery Centre at Emerald Lake Park. I came away feeling that the Puffing Bill Society have won, again! Cardinia Shire proposes to "donate" the car park on the eastern side of the park near the Lakeside Station to this development. The 60 car parking spaces, two motor bike spaces and a long bus parking bay will be reduced to five in this area, presumably for use by Puffing Billy staff. New parking areas will be developed well up into the bush on the terraced areas where the caravan park used to be many years ago - a fair walk for older visitors down a steep hill. The proposed centre is a very long zig-zag structure across the whole of the area and taking in the only shelter on that side of the railway line. It will incorporate a train viewing area (with only one or two trains a day past this point to
Gembrook it will incorporate a train viewing area (with only one or two trains a day past this point to Gembrook it should be a long wait between viewings), a new caf run by the society (what happens to the existing caf operators?) and a museum display of railway type exhibits. Do we really need another museum when a very good one exists within walking distance and the proceeds of this year's train race is going towards development of the Menzies Creek Train Museum as well? As far as I know, the main reason for people to come to the Puffing Billy is to ride through the beautiful eastern Dandenongs on a steam train, not for all this peripheral stuff. I also have concerns about the probable increase in bus traffic by poorly qualified overseas drivers on the Emerald Lake Road which also concerns residents on that road. I know, as a walker I have had to jump off the road on more than one occasion or be run down! The society has already taken over the Emerald Water Board offices in Kings Road and the old police station in Kilvington Drive recently, both
as their offices. Now the council are going to give even more to this private organisation by allowing development in our park. I know that this letter will not do a scrap of good; the whole project is 'a fait acccompli', but I am not the only one with concerns about it. Carl Stemp, Emerald
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take varies markedly between individuals. For those who need it, a fluoride supplement is better. Most people obtain sufficient fluoride from their toothpaste; Any beneficial effect of fluoride occurs in young children whose teeth are developing and is of little use for adult teeth. Although fluoride may make tooth surfaces thicker, they may also make bones more brittle; Much of the improvement in dental health over recent decades has been due, not to fluoride but to improvement in diet, tooth cleaning and dental care, and in general health; Only a tiny population of a water supply is used for drinking, the rest is used in industry and for household purposes such as washing bodies, clothing and dishes. Victoria should be reducing fluoridation of water supplies, not increasing it. Susan Sypkens, Upwey.
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Roads mission By Derek Schlennstedt The Cockatoo 21st Century Roads Action Group (CRAG21) has taken on the task of addressing what they say is 49.3kms of unsealed roads in and around the township Cockatoo. They have called on Cardinia Shire to address this problem, stating that it has been 12 years since an unsealed road in Cockatoo was constructed and sealed. Due to the ongoing issues, a group of concerned residents have formed the Cockatoo 21st Century Roads Action Group known as CRAG21. "The residents of Cockatoo have for too
long endured the poor conditions of unsealed roads, inadequate or non-existent drainage and few footpaths," spokesperson Colin Wales said. In 2016, a council-sponsored impact study showed that roads were the top concern for local residents. A recent survey of Cockatoo locals conducted by CRAG21 indicated that 89 per cent of the respondents were dissatisfied with the condition of the town's unsealed roads. CRAG21 believes a plan to construct priority roads in Cockatoo is urgently needed. "The Cardinia Shire Council is unable to fund the basic infrastructure required; there-
fore, we believe it is time for the council to seek state government assistance to address the situation," Mr Wales said. "Dust and badly maintained roads are a powerful deterrent to many residents, who wish to walk, cycle and play in their local neighbourhood. "Vehicle damage and undue tyre wear are other aspects of the undesirable and unsustainable situation." The group is holding a public meeting at 7.15pm on Tuesday 15 May at the Allan Bailey Hall (Scout Hall) in Cockatoo, where attendees will be able to vote for options relating to road improvements.
Net gain for platypus By Derek Schlennstedt Australia's most unusual mammal, the platypus has received protection from killer opera house nets, which ensnare large numbers of platypus each year. The Andrews Labor Government announced that from 1 July 2019, opera house nets will be banned in all public and private waters throughout Victoria, with reforms that will benefit native animals that live in and around waterways including platypus and turtles. Minister for Agriculture Jaala Pulford said opera house nets in Victoria will be phased out with new open top lift nets now more readily available to replace them. "Opera house nets have been placing our platypus populations at risk and so it's time for us to embrace different fishing gear that will catch just as many yabbies without impacting our precious wildlife," Ms Pulford said.
Up until now, many fishers purchased opera house nets to target yabbies unaware they couldn't be used in public waters in Victoria. The nets trap and prevent air breathing animals, like platypus, from escaping. In January a platypus drowned after it became trapped in an opera house net in the Wandin-Yallock Creek and was found by a local boy near the Seville Recreation Reserve. The change to open top lift nets can be used in both public and private waters and are proven to be effective yabby catchers. As part of the changes, a one-for-one tradein is planned, whereby fishers can trade in their old opera house nets for free 'wildlife friendly' open top lift nets. Trials have indicated that wildlife friendly gear such as open top lift nets and hoop nets can actually catch more yabbies than opera
house nets when fished actively. The Victorian Fisheries Authority will work with the fishing tackle sector, anglers and environmental groups on an awareness campaign around 'wildlife friendly' yabby gear leading up to 1 July next year. It is currently illegal to use opera house nets in, on or near Victorian public waters, and DELWP is working with several authorities to extend this ban to all waterways in Victoria. Under the Wildlife Act 1975 there are various penalties associated with taking or being in possession of protected wildlife or using prohibited equipment which is up to a maximum of $38,0562, and/or 24 months imprisonment. For more information about the change to open top lift nets visit www.vfa.vic.gov.au/yabbyfishing.
Monbulk MP James Merlino has confirmed new facilities will be built at the Olinda Precinct as part of a major $2.95 million upgrade to the former Olinda Golf Course. Included in the Victorian Budget 2018-19, the funds secure the next stage of the Olinda Precinct, so it can continue to be transformed into public parkland. This will further progress the 34ha of community parkland including: lighting for the sports oval, walking trails, picnic facilities and upgraded entry and car parking. Mr Merlino said the project is a once-in-ageneration opportunity. "This transformation of the former golf course will deliver benefits for both active and passive recreation, right across the 34 hectares of parkland. It is truly exciting," he said. "The Olinda Ferny Creek Football Netball Club have been crying out for an additional netball court and lights on the new oval, so they can cater for junior demand. "This funding will make a real difference for local netballers, cricketers, footballers and the community, who will be able to better use the facility." As part of the funding, $850,000 will provide an additional netball court, new cricket nets and other upgrades.
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fun and games. Each year, Shitbox Rally raises more than $1 million for Cancer Council research. This year, the teams are hoping to break last year's record of $1.67 million and they're well on their way with more than $1.4 million already generated. While the organiser, James Freeman (who lost his mother and father to cancer in quick succession), is thrilled that the rally has raised millions of dollars, it's the evident human spirit that impresses him, he said. "Shitbox Rally exudes a strong message that
we're fighting for them, too." No-one can quite comprehend the personal battle a cancer-sufferer goes through - physically, emotionally and spiritually. But, for the past nine years, James has chosen to fight, along with thousands of other people who have been affected by this disease. The 2018 Shitbox Rally leaves Eagle Farm on Saturday and will roll into Darwin at around 3pm on Friday, 25 May. Yarra Ranges residents can support the local teams at https://www.shitboxrally.com.au/ teams/
big, almost impossible, battles can be overcome together, with the help of humour," he said. "We've intentionally picked up some of the most formidable roads to travel on. Whether you're in remission, have lost a loved one to cancer or would simply like to be part of a good cause, the rally will challenge every party of you. "It's not meant to be easy, but we do it in style, having fun. "This is a way we can respect the people who have had cancer and show them that
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Waltz along to the music It's time to celebrate waltz music from the classical to the modern European era. Dandenong Ranges Orchestra will perform famous waltzes from Tchaikovsky, Shostakovich and Johann Strauss Jr, among others, in Valse. Orchestra music librarian Anne Elizabeth sources the music for the 35 piece orchestra, made up of Yarra Ranges locals with some musicians coming as far as Burwood, Glen Waverley and Croydon. "Valse is the European term for waltz and it's quite a popular and classical European
genre of music," Ms Elizabeth said. "We perform an average of four concerts per year with a Christmas concert each December. "After the retirement of our previous conductor who led the orchestra as a hobby, we needed to find funding to pay a professional conductor to lead the orchestra into the future. "We were successful in being awarded a small grant from Yarra Ranges Council to make this happen." Ms Elizabeth said the concert was dedicated to former actor David Greenaway, a leading
light in the community arts sector, who was instrumental in realising the Emerald Community Theatre rebuild. The performance will take place at 7.30pm on Saturday 19 May at The Gem Community Arts Centre Emerald. Their next concert at Tecoma Uniting Church on 24 August will feature Beethoven's Violin Concerto with a guest soloist who is a music teacher and former orchestra member. To become a member, or for more information, visit www.dro.org.au.
Amanda Collins, Rosalind Burns, Peter Taubert, Bill Vrijens, Anne Elizabeth, Katharine Davies, Henry Rugers, Ken Davies from the Dandenong Ranges Orchestra.
Herd of Rhinos bringing grungy blues to the masses By Kath Gannaway
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Smoke Stack Rhino are back at Herd Bar in Healesville on Saturday, 19 May, with the fourpiece line up set to deliver a great night of what lead vocals Ash King describes as "grungy blues". With Ash on vocals and guitar, Jeremy Berg on drums, vocalist Dave Sirianni and bass player Shane Andison, the Herd is the perfect venue for the band's unique blend of blues rock. The group formed in 2013 around the idea of 'bringing the blues to the moshpit', combining the emotion of Chicago/Delta blues with the raw audacity of early 90s grunge to deliver a performance that is a knock out on stage and powerful on record. As a live audience experience the group has solidified its reputation as an audience favourite on the festival circuit including appearances at Arockalypse Music Festival, Icy Creek Music Festival, Bendigo Blues & Roots Festival and playing the official 2016 Mojo Burning Festival after-party. The Herd gig comes as part of a solid start to 2018 with appearances at Waterfront Festival in Frankston and Bruthen Blues and Arts Festival in February, Red Energy Rock the Turf in Canberra in March, Cherry Bar in Melbourne in April, and the Meltdown Festival 2018 just gone. Ash King says the band is looking forward to returning to Herd. "We did a gig there last year and it was just really good fun," he said. "People just like to go there and get loose, have a good time, which is why we wanted to play there again. We had such a great time." For Ash, who has been on the music scene in the Yarra Valley for a while now, and as host of the open mic at Herd Bar every second week, it's familiar territory. "I suppose you could say I'll be playing with a home-ground advantage," he jokes. For more on Smoke Stack Rhino visit www. smokestackrhino.com .
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Hotel Sorrento By Derek Schlennstedt Hannie Rayson's award-winning play will feature at Burrinja on May 25. Hotel Sorrento tells the story of three sisters who grew up together in the seaside town, Sorrento. Hilary lives in the family home with her father and 16 year-old son. Pippa, a business woman, is visiting from New York and Meg, a successful writer, returns from England. When the three sisters are reunited after 10 years apart they again feel the constraints of family life. A semi-autobiographical book written by middle sister and expat Meg triggers the familial tensions and dramas that eventuate. Hannie Rayson's well-loved Hotel Sorrento, which premiered onstage in 1991 and
was made into a feature film in 1995, explores some immediately identifiable terrain for many audiences. It taps into the theme of Australian identity, and is a potent tale of family, loyalty, the importance of blood ties and collective memory - whether true or false. Be drawn into 'Hotel Sorrento's 'enthralling story of a family in crisis, pulled together after a long period apart. A mood of melancholy and strong sense of place engulf a family whose members are all forced into reassessing themselves, their past and their affections before facing an unknown future. To find out more and book tickets go to https://tickets.burrinja.org.au/en-AU/shows/ hotel%20sorrento/events mailcommunity.com.au
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OLINDA 182-184 Falls Road
6A 5B 8C Live the innkeeper lifestyle at ‘Cambridge Cottages B&B’. Proitable, reputable and ready for new owners, this gorgeous residence set amongst level landscaped gardens ofers an updated 1940s residence, modern 2-bedroom apartment, and 2 studio cottages with warm gas log ires.
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$1.5 - $1.65 million
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BELGRAVE 11 Bellbird Street
3A 1B 2C Reclaim your weekends at this wonderful home near Birdsland Reserve’s renowned walks and bike trails. Set upon a manageable block with level, low-maintenance garden, this home is designed with family in mind in the open plan kitchen, meals area, and lounge with wood ire.
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SHERBROOKE 21 Sherbrooke Road
5A 4B 3C Esteemed and instantly recognisable, beautiful ‘Woods Sherbrooke’ ofers a variety of income streams and strong reputation ensuring its’ continued long term success. This property can be adapted to suit your lifestyle needs. Comprising a fully licensed restaurant and cafe, stunning art deco main residence, two B&B accommodations, English gardens, Parterre kitchen garden and ample of street parking, ‘Woods’ exudes charm and elegance at every turn. With an established regular clientele and thriving Sherbrooke hospitality location, this is an opportunity not to be missed.
For Sale Price Contact Agent Land 2,073 sq m approx.
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PRICE $920,000 - $980,000 INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Gayle Barrot 0408 195 767 Emerald 5968 4522
PRICE $340,000 - $374,000 INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Justin Barrot 0438 683 781 Emerald 5968 4522
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PRICE $550,000 - $590,000 INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Lyn Beckwith 0419 324 409 Emerald 5968 4522
PRICE $680,000 - $730,000 INSPECT By Appointment CONTACT Justin Barrot 0438 683 781 Emerald 5968 4522
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- Located in quiet avonsleigh just out of emerald - new modern style home is ready to move into and enjoy. - sealed drive including turning circle, single carport, established trees and gardens, usable grassed front and back yard plus under cover entertaining area - leible oor plan, including large open style kitchen, meals area, sitting room, lounge room, two bathrooms, two or three bedrooms depending what your needs are. - special features include high ceilings, great insulation, colour bond home for low maintenance and etremely energy eficient living.
- ready for your family to move into and enjoy - Updated kitchen and bathroom - Three great size bedrooms including master with ensuite and dressing room/walk in robe - Large family room and separate spacious lounge room, and a deck that runs the length of the house with a wonderful outlook of the yard and trees beyond; a perfect spot to put your feet up and watch the kids play in the yard. - Ducted heating, wood heater, sealed drive and large four car garage (or 2 cars with work shop area), loads of underneath storage, plus a downstairs private room ideal to use as a studio or even as a man cave.
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10 St Georges Avenue Montrose
$1,550,000 - $1,700,000
10 Rymers Rd Gladysdale
$795,000 - $870,000
Superb Lifestyle Property on Over an Acre!
Executive Country Living on 9.5 Private Acres
An exemplary showpiece designed for effortless entertaining and family living on any scale means this property will be a winner among those buyers looking for the ultimate of lifestyle properties. Set in a quiet, peaceful and super sunny location of Montrose, this low maintenance property on just over an acre (4,240m2 approx.) has a huge list of quality features that only a private inspection will truly reveal.
Bring the family, unpack and enjoy the beneits of living in the gorgeous Yarra Valley. Proudly perched roughly midway on your property, the home features 5 bedrooms, 3 with Walk In Robes and a huge Master with full ensuite. The hub of the home showcases the brand new kitchen with stone benches, an enviable walk in pantry, dishwasher, enjoy the outdoors while you are in the kitchen. Contact: Samantha Price 0438 795 190 Inspection: Sat 11:00-11:30am (Photo ID Required)
Contact: Jarrod Peterson 0409 408 544
37 Browns Road Montrose
$790,000 - $850,000
Woori Yallock
$580,000 - $620,000
Endless Possibilities On Just Over An Acre
Superb Presentation & Convenience
Privately positioned in a peaceful and tranquil pocket of Montrose is this fantastic opportunity to secure a gorgeous three bedroom home on approximately just over one acre. With endless potential, this property provides an opportunity to build your dream home or simply move in and relax in the neat and tidy character abode that proudly sits on this block.
Spotless presentation and perfectly located this beautiful home is faultless throughout and offering 3 bedrooms, fresh modern bathroom, large family size living/lounge area with split system heating and cooling and a very stylish kitchen. Outside has plenty of space for everyone set on approx. 1/4 acre and offering loads of room with huge lock up garage, asphalt driveway, landscaped gardens and huge covered entertaining area perfect for the largest of family gatherings. Contact: David Carroll 0419 539 320
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818 Mt Dandenong Road Montrose
$1,150,000 - $1,250,000
70 Donna Buang Rd Warburton
An Immaculate, Substantial Family Home
Luxury Home on Nearly 2 Acres This fascinating architect designed former executive retreat offers endless possibilities as a large family home, weekend retreat or luxury accommodation. Situated on over 1.75 acres (7334 sqm) on three titles with two road accesses offering opportunity for separate future sales (STCA). Set on eight levels including decking, four storeys of living space comprising four bedrooms, four WC, 2 ensuites, 1 central bathroom and spa. he master on the top oor offers a spa bath and shower both with beautiful picture windows. Modern Kitchen with timber bench tops plenty of preparation space and cupboards, large stainless steel cooker, two sinks, dishwasher. Living can be enjoyed in the sunken family room or step up to the formal dining room all on gleaming timber oors.
Located in the serene suburb of Montrose and positioned on just under half an acre is this large family home with room for everyone. Comprising seven bedrooms in total, with two of the bedrooms sectioned off in the fully self-contained zone at the end of the home and master bedroom with walk in robe and ensuite, this property offers plenty of opportunity. The home boasts endless living space with a huge open plan living and meals area off the kitchen, a formal lounge ith a cosy open ire place, a second dining or study, a rumpus room or lounge room to the self-contained zone and a fantastic outdoor entertaining area. All bedrooms feature either walk in robes or built in robes and servicing these are three modern bathrooms all with showers and the central bathroom including a bath. The kitchen to the front of the home comprises quality stainless steel appliances including Miele oven and cooktop, dishwasher, a Qasair range hood and plenty of cupboard and bench space.
Contact: Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513 Inspection: Sat 12:30-1:00pm (Photo ID Required)
Contact: Ryan Bell 0417 052 297
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$840,000 - $880,000
4 Greenslopes Road The Patch
$660,000 - $710,000
FAMILY DREAM COME TRUE
3 BEDROOM RETREAT IN A MAGICAL SETTING
As you enter the light illed home you are greeted by a gorgeous open plan kitchen, lounge & meals area where you can sit back & relax. There will always be ample amount of room for the whole family with 4 spacious bedrooms. Outside offers a beautiful cathedral styled covered deck at the rear incorporating a sizeable spa for family & friends to appreciate all year round. Contact: Rebecca Halit 0429 888 367 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)
Surrounded by over ¼ acre of established gardens this 3 bed home has been restyled, revamped is ready for its next chapter with a family who will just adore both this magical setting & spacious oorplan. looded with an abundance of natural sunlight & boasting gorgeous timber oorboards throughout along with a contemporary kitchen, this property is sure to impress on all levels. Contact: Sharyn Chandler 0439 882 442 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)
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$550,000 - $590,000
$610,000 - $660,000
CHARACTER, CHARM AND CONVENIENCE
MODERN & TRANQUIL ON ALMOST HALF AN ACRE
With character & charm throughout, this 2 bedroom home features a gorgeous lounge area plus studyparents retreat off the master bedroom, baltic pine oorboards, wood heater, electric ducted heating & an updated bathroom. As an added extra, the home is also complimented by a spacious enclosed sun room & large timber deck where you can relax & enoy the beautiful private views. Contact: Sharyn Chandler 0439 882 442 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)
Surrounded by greenery & plenty of local wildlife, this property rests on almost half an acre & boasts 3 beds, 2 baths, split level open plan living & a gorgeous kitchen with stainless steel appliances. Gas ducted heating & a cosy wood ire keep the home warm in winter while during the summer months you can extend your living space out onto the large timber deck or front alfresco area. Contact: Glenn Chandler 0418 410 689 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)
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193 Belgrave Gembrook Road Selby
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Limestone Home on 10 Acres
Breathtaking views & architectural intelligence connect with the landscape by the integration of earthy timbers, glass & a subtle colour scheme in the new structure, elevated over 3 levels creating views towards Mt Baw Baw from every window. Abundant light welcomes you through the main entrance of this contemporary designed home via double glazed windows combined with hydronic heating & gas log ire ensuring climate control. At mid level Red gumironbark ooring, white cabinetry & Redgum benchtops compliment the kitchen with island bench, SS appliances & WIP ensures the minimalist design integrates with the expansive living room. Stackable doors open to dual decking space in Redgum timber, designed around the central kitchen yet perfectly placed off the casual & formal zones.
A unique Mount Gambier limestone home & a 2 storey self-contained barn style dwelling with amazing valley views to the Sherbrooke forest & Dandenong Ranges National Park. Hardwood timber oors ow through 2 of the 3 living areas of this split level design to the 4 bedroom plus study/ 5th bedroom. The master bedroom with full ENS incl a double spa & double shower. This architecturally designed family home has space for 3 generations especially when you include the “Barn” which houses a workshop & selfcontained accommodation. Perfect for the extended family with living area, bathroom/laundry plus huge attic bedroom & study. The character of the main residence incl high vaulted ceilings & views from every room. The contemporary kitchen features high gloss cabinets, granite benchtops & s/s appliances.
Contact: Corinne Sukroo 0419 805 915 Inspection: By Private Appointment (Photo ID Required)
Contact: Trevor Bell 0418 333 580 Inspection: By Private Appointment (Photo ID Required)
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1 Miriam Close Narre Warren
$650,000 - $710,000
9 Brisbanes Road Cockatoo
$640,000 - $690,000
Spacious Family Home in a Quiet Court Location!
Charming 4 Bedroom Home on a Lovely 1 Acre!
fantastic family home in a quiet court location, perfect for growing families. Leave the car at home & walk to local schools, shops & even Fountain Gate shopping precinct. The home offers 4 BDRs with BIRs, the Master with WIR & ensuite. The heart of the home is the spacious kitchen with a huge amount of storage & plenty of bench space to prepare meals & entertain family & friends. Add to this a formal lounge & dining room to the front. Features include gas ducted heating throughout, S/S cooling & the home has loads of natural light. If you like entertaining outdoors you’ll love the undercover entertaining room which has a fenced in spa for relaxing after a long day. For vehicles there’s a DBL lockup garage as well as parking for a caravan or boat.
This immaculately presented home, located on a lovely 1 acre of gently sloping land offers peace & privacy away from the rat race. The home offers 4 BDRs, spacious family room & open plan dining area & as new kitchen with loads of storage, DBL draw dishwasher & 2 ovens. The front of the property has stunning stone walls running the length of the front with established garden beds, making it a pleasure to come home to. To the rear the ever so gently sloping yard is a child’s playground with plenty of cleared space offering heaps of afternoon sunshine & a bountiful vegie garden. For vehicles there’s a DBL tandem carport & there is ample cleared space for a shed if desired. You also have a workshop, wood shed & access to the rear yard.
Contact: Bethany Day 0438 844 968 Aaron Day 0407 365 994
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Ducks broken for clubs By Cameron Hutchison Round 4 was played in cold damp conditions for footy and netball, with the sun breaking through on some occasions. There were some teams that broke their duck for the season and some upsets along the way. The winners in senior football: Woori Yallock, Warburton-Millgrove, Mount Evelyn, Olinda Ferny Creek, Wandin, Powelltown, Yarra Junction, Yarra Glen and Seville. A Grade netball winners: Wandin, Olinda Ferny Creek, Monbulk, Belgrave, Woori Yallock, Yarra Junction, Yea, Powelltown and Yarra Glen. For those who also have an interest in the reserves footy, the winners were: Woori Yallock, Monbulk, Belgrave, Upwey-Tecoma, Wandin, Kinglake, Thornton Eildon, Yarra Glen and Yea. Division 1 Seniors Football Woori Yallock 14.12.96 d Emerald 7.11.53 Woori Yallock share top spot with Olinda and Wandin but sit second on percentage after defeating Emerald. Woori Yallock put their stamp on the game in the first, kicking 5.2 to 5 behinds. Emerald outscored Woori in the second, kicking 2.3 to 1.3, but the margin at half time was 21 points and was going to be tough to claw back. Emerald could only manage one behind in the third and Woori Yallock were a bit wasteful kicking 2.5, but the margin had increased, and Woori had the game in their control. It was a goal feast in the last with 11 goals being kicked but it was all Woori Yallock at the end of the day. Woori Yallock Best: K. Thompson (1 goal), L. Boontjes, M. Lowe, B. Monkhorst (6 goals), B. McDonald (4 goals), R. Monkhorst Emerald Best: P. White, J. Castricum (1 goal), J. Webb, B. Wood, S. Kelleher, R. Goonan Warburton-Millgrove 11.15.81 d Monbulk 6.13.49 Warburton-Millgrove have broken the duck and notched up their first win for the season at the expense of Monbulk. The first quarter was a low-scoring affair with only five points separating them at quarter time. Monbulk kicked 2.4 to 1.5 in the second to even everything up at half-time. Warburton kicked into gear in the third, with 4.3 to Monbulk's 1.1 to take a lead at the final change of 20 points. Monbulk struggled all day to have much impact on the scoreboard and could only kick 2.3 in the last to Warburton's 4.3 which gave the Burra's a much needed 4-points. Having not beaten Monbulk at Monbulk in 16 years, this was well and truly a great win by Warby! Warburton Millgrove Best: T. Marr, M. Wappett (1 goal), N. Dodd, T. McKail, L. Spaulding, S. Harvey (2 goals) Monbulk Best: J. Major, C. Tibb (1 goal), N. McPherson, J. Rak, N. Sargent, S. Williams Mt Evelyn 25.11.161 d Belgrave 8.12.60 Mount Evelyn have dished out a 101-point loss to Belgrave and now sit fifth on the ladder by percentage while Belgrave sit 10th. The first quarter was tight and there wasn't that much in it on the scoreboard. Mount Evelyn had 7 scoring shots to 3 but the lead was only 14 points. Mount Evelyn picked it up in the second and kicked 8 goals straight to 2.5 to have a commanding lead of 45 points at half-time. The third quarter tightened up, Mount Evelyn kicked 3.6 to Belgrave's 2.5, but Mount Evelyn never looked in trouble. The game blew open in the last with an impressive 9 goal to 1 last quarter to really seal the deal. Robbie Hartfield turned back the clock and was unstoppable up forward. Mount Evelyn Best: R. Hartfield (11 goals), D. Matarazzo (4 goals), A. Chalkley, K. Vanbeek (3 goals), L. Inaps, L. Francis Belgrave Best: P. Gough, C. Power (1 goal), T. Stubley, M. Johnson (1 goal), L. Sproules, L. Toole (1 goal) Olinda Ferny Creek 13.13.91 d UpweyTecoma 7.11.53 Olinda Ferny Creek sit on top by percentage only and have pushed Upwey down to fourth, but only by percentage also. Olinda got off to the better start kicking 4.3 to 2.2 to go into the second with a 13-point lead. They held Upwey goalless in the second and kicked 3.3 themselves to take a lead of 27 points into half-time. The third quarter was kick for kick. 22 MAIL
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Emerald tried their hardest to stick with a tough Woori Yallock outfit. 180805 Even though Olinda had 8 scoring shots to 4, the margin had only increased to 31 points. It was going to be tough for Upwey to come back in the last as Olinda did what they had to do kicking 3.2 to 2.1 to get the points. Olinda Ferny Creek Best: L. Hill (1 goal), D. Wilson (2 goals), M. Hottes (1 goal), C. Beattie, D. Troutman, S. Atkinson Upwey-Tecoma Best: W. Duncan, B. Oates, S. Waters (1 goal), L. Beacom (2 goals), S. Dawson, P. Broecker Wandin 20.21.141 d Healesville 10.9.69 Wandin are third on the ladder by percentage only after a convincing win by 72 points over sixth placed Healesville. Wandin started off well kicking 4.6 to 2.1 to take a lead of 17 points into the second quarter, but on their small ground that can be made up very quickly. The second quarter had both sides kicking 5 goals but Wandin were wasteful in front of goal kicking 9 behinds and as we all know if they had converted some of these it really would have shut the door. The third quarter saw Wandin kick 4.5 to 3 straight and their lead was 32 points at the last break. Healesville could not get anything going in the last as Wandin stormed away with 7.3 to just 5 behinds to register a big win. Wandin Best: P. Bruzzese, R. Ross (3 goals), S. Wettenhall (4 goals), J. Van Unen (7 goals), R. Heasley, D. Barton Healesville Best: J. Nugent (1 goal), D. Plozza, R. Clarke (1 goal), A. Hamer (3 goals), N. Mende, T. Costigan Division 2 Seniors Football Powelltown 26.17.173 d Thornton Eildon 5.5.35 Powelltown have registered their first win for the season after a 23-goal win over Thornton. Powelltown got off to a flying start kicking 6.6 to just 2 behinds to have a commanding lead of 40 points at quarter time. Thornton
could only manage 1 goal in the second quarter while Powelltown added another 7 to have a lead of 80 points at half-time. The game was all over by then and unfortunately for Thornton is was going to be Powelltown by how much. Another 6 goals in the third quarter by Powelltown was impressive and they finished it off with 7 goals to 2 in the last. Powelltown Best: T. Robinson (2 goals), B. Wratten (3 goals), N. Moody, R. McCrimmon (4 goals), R. Briggs (4 goals), J. Bruhn (1 goal) Thornton-Eildon Best: W. Cody, G. Savage, B. Azzopardi (1 goal), T. Bail, B. Davis (1 goal), D. Creed Yarra Junction 14.21.105 d Kinglake 7.4.46 Yarra Junction Best: J. Holmes (2 goals), T. Armstrong, J. Taylor, S. Cannon, J. Bombinski (3 goals) Kinglake Best: J. Butterworth, A. McLaren, B. Hamer, L. Hannah, M. Newton Yarra Glen 15.20.110 d Gembrook Cockatoo 12.8.80 Yarra Glen Best: D. Hurley, J. Schille, W. Goodwin, W. Kristelly, J. Symes, B. Binion (2 goals) Gembrook-Cockatoo Best: P. Backman, R. De Reus, M. Templeton (3 goals), D. Volta, M. Firrito (3 goals), M. Kenny Seville 18.16.124 d Yea 6.8.44 Seville Best: L. O'Keefe, J. Young (3 goals), B. Penwill (1 goal), S. McDonnell (1 goal), J. Wilkinson (1 goal), S. Wilson (4 goals) Alexandra: Bye Under 18s Football Emerald 6.8.44 d Woori Yallock 5.12.42 Monbulk 5.12.42 d Warburton Millgrove 5.3.33 Mt Evelyn 30.22.202 d Alexandra 1.0.6 Gembrook Cockatoo 13.10.88 d Upwey Tecoma 8.3.51 Healesville 13.6.84 d Wandin 4.7.31
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First win is sweet Excited mothers cheered from the sidelines at Monbulk Soccer Centre as the Monbulk Rangers Under 12s Sapphires celebrated their first win and first goal in the FFV competition, defeating Collingwood City FC 1-0 at home on Mother's Day. The team was steered to victory by calm captaincy from Sarah Gass. The only goal of the match was scored in the first half when Alice Hunt kicked strongly to net one in the corner. Player of the match was keeper Emerson Varga who kept an attacking Collingwood scoreless, ably assisted by a strong back line that ensured
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the opposition could not get behind them. Coach Natalie Doolan in her first season said she was very proud of her young FFV team. "We all started as a completely new team this year and the girls have really come together. I'm proud of every player - they all had an impact and showed great development in a short time," Natalie said. Monbulk Rangers is gearing up for a visit from coaches of the premiership-winning Melbourne Victory Club on Tuesday, along with the Victory's Premiership trophy from the Grand Final two weeks ago.
Yarra Ranges Athletics holds weekly cross country events every Saturday morning, open to any and all. Last weekend, the events were held on the rolling hills of Margaret Lewis Reserve in Coldsteam. This time we chose to go around the "puddle", we might not be so lucky next time! Some outstanding efforts from regular and new competitors was again great to see. Don't forget the AGM on Wednesday night, 7.30pm, at Morrison reserve Clubrooms. We need you all there! Results from 12 May 2018 at Margaret Lewis Reserve are: 500m Jesse Prescott 2.01 Cooper Prescott
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DOWN 1. One of the last people you might expect to win! (8). 2. For instance, the girl’s been brought up on heavy food (6). 3. Give the woman a hand raising the dog (6). 4. Said to have taken part in two ralllies (4). 5. He takes a chance and gets cured (6). 6. Might get a number into the van (5). 11. Clothes for the protege and a dressing-gown (8). 13. Waken up, to our distress, in a raging sea (6). 14. Advances slowly and quietly, with Indians all around (6). 15. Longing to knock the drink back: a gin cocktail (6). 16. Seeing, though they ingeniously have hidden it (5). 18. Flat and square (4).
6 4 5 8 9 7 2 1 3
6.Are not yes-men, so don’t get on (4,2,5). 7. It took a long time to get back to the territory (4). 8. Does worry at night, it’s so forsaken (8). 9. Ever inconstant, is going in to change (6). 10. The buildings we put among the hills (6). 12. The diplomacy, I figure, is a mere ploy (6). 15. A lot for the post man to carry (6). 17. Having anticipated, gave a warning when consulted (8). 19. The rule said water (4). 20. The case for retirement? (8-3). DOWN 1. One of the last people you might expect to win! (8). 2.
Clues ter (4). 20. The case for retirement? (8-3).
4 6 9 7 8 3 1 5 2
DOWN ACROSS Cryptic CRYPTIC PUZZLE NO. 7524 1. Dog (8) 6. Bird (7-4) ACROSS
7 3 1 6 2 5 4 8 9
ACROSS
5 8 2 1 4 9 6 3 7
CRYPTIC PUZZLE NO. 7524
8 2 6 9 7 1 3 4 5
DOWN Dog (8) Grumble (6) Cane (6) Tree (4) Draw (6) Notch (5) Hostile (8) Boat (6) Hot (6) Sea (6) Dirt (5) Weary (4)
3 1 7 5 6 4 9 2 8
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 11. 13. 14. 15. 16. 18.
9 5 4 2 3 8 7 6 1
ACROSS Bird (7-4) Heath (4) Last (8) Interfere (6) Dimension (6) Wine (6) Viaduct (6) Throaty (8) Flower (4) Document (11)
8 9 6
6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 12. 15. 17. 19. 20.
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QUICK PUZZLE NO. 7524 - SOLUTIONS Across - 6, Sparrow-hawk. 7, Moor. 8, Ultimate. 9, Meddle. 10, Height. 12, Claret. 15, Bridge. 17, Guttural. 19, Iris. 20, Certificate. Down - 1, Labrador. 2, Grouse. 3, Switch. 4, Palm. 5, Sketch. 6, Score. 11, Inimical. 13, Launch. 14, Torrid. 15, Baltic. 16, Grime. 18, Tire.
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