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Jill paves the way By Casey Neill “This lady’s a force of nature.” And with that introduction, Industry and Employment Minister Ben Carroll announced Jill Walsh as the joint winner of the Woman Manufacturer of the Year. It was a new Victorian Manufacturing Hall of Fame Awards honour, presented at a Crown Palladium event on Monday 28 May. Ms Walsh, from Dandenong South’s ActcoPickering Metal Industries, accepted the award alongside Vanessa Kearney from Viva Energy. “I just felt this amazing sense of pride, really,” she told the Journal the following day. “It’s been a long commitment to manufacturing, nearly 20 years.” During that time she’s been a staunch advocate for others in the industry. She’s served the Premier’s Jobs and Investment Panel, Southern Melbourne Regional Development Australia (RDA) committee, Committee for Dandenong and the South East Melbourne Manufacturers Alliance (SEMMA). Ms Walsh even ran for a seat on Greater Dandenong Council in a bid to be a voice for manufacturers in local government. “I believe that manufacturing and engineering is integral to the future of this state and our country,” she said. “We need to retain the ability to build things, whether they’re trains or ships or planes or whatever. “I believe that manufacturing is the true wealth-creator in our society.” It all started when Ms Walsh was a 17-yearold receptionist. “I thought ‘I know I could do more than what I’m doing and the way to get there is education’,” she said. “I went back to night school to do Years 11 and 12 and eventually accounting.” She entered the manufacturing fold by buying “a small business that would only be five days a week”. “The joke was on us there,” she laughed. “We originally had about eight staff. We had to growth the business. “We looked around for a merger partner. I made one phone call to Andrew Pickering. “We had lunch about a week later and less than two months later we were merged.” Today she splits her time between HR directing and monitoring the manufacturing landscape.

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was a “very considerable” $1.244 million, Judge Frances Hogan said. There was no evidence Fang was involved in the importation but played an “essential role” in what appeared to be a “well-organised” and “professional” enterprise, Judge Hogan said. Fang had arrived in Australia at Gold Coast airport on a five-day tourist visa on 21 July. He lied to customs officers that he was attending Queensland theme parks and would not be travelling interstate. That day, he booked a flight to Melbourne for 23 July. Throughout his trip, he made phone calls to numbers with known links to illegal tobacco

importation, including a commercial site in Campbellfield. He was picked up from Avalon Airport in a car with NSW number plates. He used his own passport and a false Victorian address to set up a bank account. He also used his own name to hire a car, showing a lack of sophistication, Judge Hogan noted. On 3 August, Fang hired accommodation at Comfort Inn, Dandenong. At the Bryants Road warehouse, a truck arrived with the consigned shipping container. The waiting Fang took delivery using a “fake” signature.

When arrested at the site that day, he told police that he’d come to Melbourne to find a job. He claimed that in Australia, he’d met a Malaysian person who offered him $1000 to unload the Dandenong shipping container, he told police. Judge Hogan said the offence was difficult to detect, requiring “a great deal of time, diligence and resources” for investigation, she said. It undermined Federal Parliament’s efforts to discourage tobacco use with increased duties. Fang was jailed for two years from the day of sentence.

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Bridge over deadly junction nearly there "The removal of this dangerous level crossing is well overdue," Ms Williams said. She said the new rail bridge design would ensure enough space remained for both a potential future rail duplication above and road duplication beneath. "It's exciting to see that the Abbotts Road level crossing removal project is in full swing and the project team will continue to update the community as it progresses," she said. Overnight road closures allowed the project team to safely install the first beam, minimising disruption to local traffic and allowing trains to continue running along the Cranbourne line. The temporary road closures also allowed preparations for future beam installations on either side of the road, with a gantry

crane helping to lift the beams into place on top of concrete columns. The new rail bridge design is the same Australian-first method being used on several level crossing removal projects across the state. In total, 30 L-shaped concrete segments up to 31 metres long will be transported overnight to the Abbotts Road site. A crane will lift them into place and they'll be joined together in pairs to form the U-trough viaducts that trains will eventually run inside. Ms Williams said the boom gates would be gone later this year. For disruption information, visit bigbuild. vic.gov.au.

Police issue car theft warning Greater Dandenong Police have issued a warning following a "significant rise" in thefts from cars. Greater Dandenong CIU Detective Senior Constable Tony Lavars said people should park their car in a driveway or garage whenever possible. He urged people to remove their wallet, keys and other valuables from their vehicles. Det Sen Const Lavars said people should cancel their credit cards as soon as they realise their wallet has been stolen. 12388226-CG22-18

A deadly Dandenong South level crossing is a step closer to being removed. Dandenong MP Gabrielle Williams visited the site on Friday 1 June to inspect the first concrete U-trough beam installed over Abbotts Road. Fourteen more will follow to form the new single-track rail bridge to separate the Cranbourne rail line from the road. "This unique rail bridge design will ensure that Abbotts Road remains open permanently, maintaining an important connection to the busy Dandenong South industrial precinct," Ms Williams said. About 22,000 vehicles use the road each day. Two serious collisions between a train and a vehicle resulted in fatalities in recent years one in 2008 and another in 2012.

A bomb hoax prompted a full evacuation at Dandenong Primary. Acting Inspector Tim Hardiman said police were called to the Foster Street school at 2.22pm on Tuesday 29 May. He said the school had received a phone call "relating to the possibility of a bomb" a short time earlier. "Police take all these reports extremely seriously," he said. Act Insp Hardiman said the school implemented Education Department procedures and evacuated students and staff to a neighbouring oval. "The first process is to remove everybody from the immediate area," he said. "Then police move in and conduct a thorough search." He said Dandenong officers thoroughly searched the school under the watch of a sergeant and cleared the scene about 4.30pm. "It was deemed to be a hoax," he said. "No one's going to take risks with kids. "We take all of them really seriously until we can determine one way or the other." A post on the Dandenong Primary School Facebook page said "the safety of our students is our number one priority and so we enacted our evacuation procedures". "Students and staff responded exactly as we have practiced earlier this year, in a calm and orderly fashion," it said. "Well done to all children and staff involved." Act Insp Hardiman said school resumed as normal on Wednesday. "This is an ongoing investigation," he said. He appealed for anyone with information to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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Energy boost to cut costs A Dandenong South timber processing business will use a $10,000 boost to cut energy use. Premier Wood Machining Services received the cash through the State Government's Boosting Business Productivity Program. The Sustainability Victoria program supports businesses with three different efficiency grants, a sustainable finance service, training events, and information resources. The Premier Wood Machining Services was concerned about its energy costs and wanted to reduce its energy use before renegotiating supply contracts later this year. The business has expansion plans and recognised that exploring renewable energy options was important, as environmental credentials had significant value to timber industry customers. Dandenong MP Gabrielle Williams said the business identified potential savings of up to $11,700 a year through an energy assessment. "Energy assessments are a great opportunity for businesses to improve their productivity, reduce their operating costs," she said. Premier Wood Machining Services is now working with an experienced energy consultant to identify more potential energy efficiency improvements, review pricing tariffs, and find suitable renewable energy options. The grants are open to businesses spending more than $20,000 a year on energy. Call Sustainability Victoria's Sustainable Business advisors on 1300 363 744 or email grants.enquiries@sustainability.vic.gov.au for more information.

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50 years ago 6 June 1968 Skilton 'will play with the Redlegs' Baring last minute hitches, dynamic rover Bob Skilton will don a Dandenong Guernsey next season. Skilton has received several tempting offers - including overtures from interstate - should he decide to leave South. But I'll bet my last dollar to Dandenong's 1967 VFA pennant flag that the dual Brownlow Medallist will be with Morrow and company in 1969. I predicted this would be the case in The Journal last Thursday and since then Skilton himself has indicated that so far the Dandenong offer surpasses anything he has yet

considered. No Dandenong official has been involved in any approach to Skilton and I'm led to believe that no organised moves have been made by the all-powerful Dandtonians. I believe an announcement is imminent on Skilton's future - and that the release will be made immediately after a joint Redleg committee-Dandenong conference with Skilton.

20 years ago 8 June 1998 Housing funds Funds for housing to replace the Peace Court public housing estate were announced last week by the State Liberal MP for Berwick Mr Robert Dean and the State Minister for Housing Mrs Henderson. The $336,000 will be used to build six older persons units in Wattle Drive, Doveton.

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3 June 2013 Dandenong revitalised but community groups 'miss out' Some of Dandenong's key community groups are being cramped in "antiquated" and "inadequate" buildings, a Greater Dandenong councillor says. Cr Matthew Kirwan said new lodgings must be found for Dandenong's child and maternal health service, neighbourhood house and historical society. He described the health service, with its two clinics and toy library crammed in a semidetached 1940s building in Clow Street, as 'providing a great service in an antiquated set up'. "Dandenong has been revitalised in so many ways," he said. "We're developing it as a regional centre but for people living in Dandenong, the community services aren't keeping up."

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In 1959, when the current St Mary's Catholic Church in Dandenong was built on the site of the tennis courts, the old church became a hall. When the credit union was formed, its first office would be built on the grass patch behind the old altar wall. With the old church becoming a public hall, toilets had to be built alongside the sacristy wall. There were a group of young people who ran Saturday night dances and entertainment in the hall.

I think they called themselves the 5-4 Club. I remember one night when I was helping a mate as a door attendant and crowdcontroller; they had the Bee Gees there and packed almost a thousand teenagers into the old church. The third and current Catholic Church of Dandenong, with its large steel cross standing not far from where we had trouble with the strange turnstile gate, was entered from Foster Street via a semi-circular driveway.

You walked up six marble steps to a forecourt with brick planter boxes each side. Some years later when the widening of Foster Street was proposed the church underwent major alterations. The entrance was moved to the original altar position at the Benga end of the church and a new altar was constructed on the McCrae Street side. There is now a car park and entrance from Langhorne Street on the site of the old presbytery where the old stables and man's hut stood. A new brick fence with wrought iron gates now stands where the old wooden gates and fence in McCrae Street were. Many times did we come through these gates on our way to the church or the back door of the presbytery. We stood inside the gates near the stables and loft and counted the presbytery's even or-

nate chimneys. On the other side of the yard opposite the stables and loft were three sheds made of split palings. These sheds served the tennis courts before the new pavilion was built. It was in the area of these sheds that the two Hicks sisters, who went to St Mary's School with us, left their horses, when they rode to school from a farm out near McPhee's Road on Stud Road. Many times we walked from the gates between the corner of the tennis courts and the high wooden fence around the un-sewered brick toilets, all screened by a high cypress hedge. Today, facing Foster Street, on the land where our childhood church stood, is the modern St Mary's parish centre and residence.

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Body count stacks up By Casey Neill A Dandenong funeral home got the green light to triple the number of bodies it stores. Greater Dandenong Councillor Tim Dark was the only one to speak in opposition to the application for 2A Carmen Street at the Monday 28 May council meeting. The decision amends an existing permit issued in 2013 to "use of the land for the temporary storage of deceased persons". It will allow Templeton Family Funerals to store 12 deceased persons, up from four, and to increase its maximum storage time from 24 hours to five days. The funeral home can also amend its existing plans to include a new lounge/arrangement room and mortuary/embalming room. Cr Dark said his opposition was "because of the area in which the application is positioned". He said it was directly across the road from residential properties and the intended use was "well and truly too much" for the area. "I think this is in the wrong location," he said. The council received two objections to the application, relating to a significant increase of stored bodies; traffic and congestion; waste vehicle noise; and a decrease in property value. The officers' report said the key issue in addressing the application was the appropriateness of allowing the embalming of bodies, the increase in the total number of stored deceased and the time allowed in which the deceased must be transferred offsite.

It said officers considered the proposed amendments reasonable, "in that the additional use for the preparation of bodies would not result in any adverse amenity impacts to the site or surrounding land, and is not a significant departure from the intent of the original permit granted". "In addition, the increase in capacity and holding time is considered reasonable, as all necessary preparation works and storage would be undertaken internally to the building, thus not visible to the street," the report said. "The applicant has indicated that the amendments would not result in a change of staff numbers or hours of operation, and as such, there would be no change in the current car parking considerations. "The existing building has roller shutter access to ensure loading and unloading be undertaken internally, so as to not impact the amenity of the surrounding area." Cr Matthew Kirwan said the site was "very near" to Princes Highway in light industrial and commercial precinct. "The reserve nearby creates a lot more traffic than this small business will," he said. "I don't believe it will have an overly adverse impact at all." On 14 May, councillors approved a permit for the Taha Humanity Association of Victoria to use its 9-11 Patrona Street site for embalming. They agreed on a three-metre high fence to shield truck drivers at the neighbouring business from viewing dead bodies.

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Naming need The Keysborough South community can help to name its newest park. Greater Dandenong Council is asking for public feedback on a name for the newlytransformed reserve on the corner of Stanley Road and Westwood Boulevard. Locals informally refer to the space as Tyers Reserve, Stanley Reserve and Sarahlands Reserve. Until recently it was a large, empty field but now includes a playground, barbecues, shelters and a half-court basketball area.

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A life-sized Mahatma Gandhi could stand in Dandenong's Indian Cultural Precinct. Greater Dandenong Council is seeking public feedback on a Federation of Indian Associations of Victoria proposal to install a bronze statue of the pacifist opposite the Dandenong Railway Station. The survey will ask about support for the statue and whether there is support for monuments of other historical figures or icons to reinforce the precinct as the heart of Melbourne's Indian and subcontinent culture.

A tribute to one of India's most well-known and revered historical figures could include a series of plaques describing Gandhi's life and philosophy. In Australia, Canberra and Brisbane are already home to life-sized Gandhi statues. Artist Julian Clavijo recently painted a temporary mural of Gandhi on a former substation within the Indian Cultural Precinct. The survey closes on Thursday 7 June and can be found at www.surveymonkey.com/r/ GandhiSurvey.

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Apartment plan blocked By Casey Neill Greater Dandenong Council knocked back a four-storey apartment block - even though it met planning guidelines. At the council's Monday 28 May meeting, Councillor Angela Long moved to refuse the application for 58 Herbert Street, Dandenong. She said the 10-apartment block, would be "an overdevelopment of the site with excessive, bulky built form" and would not be keeping with the neighbourhood character. Cr Long said the site was not on any major roads, and the development would cause parking problems. "It is very close to the Dandenong Market," she said. "Parking at the moment is at a premium without the extra parking that this problem would create." Cr Matthew Kirwan said the south side of Herbert Street - where the number 58 was located - was zoned for growth and the north was general residential. "When there was a similar application to this a few months back, I said that I would support a three-storey apartment block in this residential street but not a four-storey one," he said. "Our local policy says the preferred height in the General Residential Zone is two storeys, and three storeys on the other side of the street leads to an acceptable graduation in height. "My views remain the same - four storeys is

excessive for the street." Cr Zaynoun Melhem raised concerns about the building overlooking a neighbouring childcare centre. Cr Sean O'Reilly said the proposal included an opaque treatment on windows facing the centre, and through car stackers met the parking requirements. "All the things that we've said in our planning policy that an application here should provide, it has provided," he said. "Do we really expect developers to tune into every council meeting to find out which direction planning policy is going in the City of Greater Dandenong? "This is policy on the run. "We can reject this application and devote a whole lot of council resources at VCAT and try to argue the case, which is a futile effort. "If we reject it here it will go to VCAT and it will be approved. "I think as a council we should be consistent with planning policy." Cr Tim Dark said: "This is a development that fits all the criteria." "We'll look like a bunch of idiots when it comes up to VCAT." There were five votes in favour and against the notice to refuse. Cr Jim Memeti used his casting vote as acting chair in Mayor Youhorn Chea's absence to pass the motion. The council received two objections from the public, relating to overshadowing, overdevelopment and street car parking.

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Trained for the big win By Casey Neill Dandenong's Bombardier Transportation Australia took home a major manufacturing award. The train and tram manufacturer won the Transport Technologies nod at the annual Victorian Manufacturing Hall of Fame Awards, held at the Crown Palladium on Monday 28 May. "The greatly anticipated Hall of Fame Awards are a highlight for the manufacturing industry every year, and Bombardier is extremely honoured to have received such a prestigious award," managing director Andrew Dudgeon said. "This recognition reflects our commitment to delivering the mobility solutions that Victoria needs and can be proud of, both today and into the future." Mr Dudgeon said the awards confirmed the strength of manufacturing in Australia. "This respected award is a testament to the local manufacturing of our trains and trams which transform mobility across Victoria's rail ecosystem," he said. Bombardier designs, engineers, manufactures and maintains Melbourne's Flexity EClass trams and VLocity trains for the regional rail network. Both projects have generated more than 500 direct jobs and supported more in the local supply-chain. Last December Bombardier, as part of the Rail Systems Alliance (RSA), won the contract to install a high-capacity rail control solution for the $11 billion Metro Tunnel Project.

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Yogurt’s flipping success By Casey Neill Industry and Employment Minister Ben Carroll presents the Transport Technologies award to Bombardier managing director Andrew Dudgeon. In April, the Journal revealed that Bombardier signed a $77 million maintenance contract for the controls. The 10-year deal includes an option for five extra years. The Hall of Fame Awards were established in 2001 to recognise individuals and companies that embrace new technologies and manufacturing techniques, are export-focused and excel in business innovation. Victoria's manufacturing industry contributes $27.7 billion to the state's economy, with more than 13,000 businesses employing more than 286,000 people.

Chobani has been mixing things up in the yogurt world. The Dandenong South manufacturer took home the Growth Sector award in Food and Fibre category at the Victorian Manufacturing Hall of Fame Awards at Crown Palladium on Monday 28 May. Managing director Peter Meek said Chobani was honoured and thrilled. He said the company landed in Australia in 2011 through acquiring Bead Foods and its brand Gippsland Dairy. "Over a short amount of time, Chobani went from producing 25,000 cases a week to 26-27,000 cases a day," he said. "We've had remarkable growth in a short period of time." Mr Meek said that market research found Chobani was the number one yogurt brand in

the Australian grocery marketplace, with a 14.3 per cent share. "Our recent launch of the product innovation Chobani Flip was a huge success," he said. "It brought growth to the Australian yogurt category by breaking yogurt out of breakfast and bringing it into the snacking occasion." The product features flavoured Greek yogurt in one section of packaging, and crunchy mix-ins in another. "In the first three weeks of launch, $2.5 million worth of product was sold in Coles and Woolworths," Mr Meek said. "Chobani's on-the-go pouch packaging was created and launched in Australia in 2013. "We're excited about the future for Chobani and how we can grow the category further with more innovations on the horizon in both product development and manufacturing capabilities and technologies."

LEVEL CROSSING REMOVAL WORKS JUNE 2018 Upcoming changes to services on the Cranbourne and Pakenham line Major works to remove level crossings and continue signalling and infrastructure upgrades will affect the way you travel. The sooner we get this done, the sooner you’ll be on your way. Some V/Line and Frankston line services will be affected.

Buses replacing trains between • Caufield and Westall from 4pm Saturday 2 to Friday 8 June • Flinders Street, Westall and Moorabbin (Frankston line) from Saturday 9 to Monday 11 June

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Learn English for Asylum Seekers and Refugees Springvale Neighbourhood House runs low cost English classes for asylum seekers on Bridging Visa E, Safe Haven Visa and refugees with education rights. Classes run in Springvale, Noble฀Park,฀Dandenong฀and฀ Keysborough. Phone 9574 6399 for more information and to book your class. Springvale Neighbourhood House: Phone: 95483972

Computer & Technology Courses for Everyone – all ages and abilities:•฀ Computer Skills for Beginners •฀Get฀Computer฀Savvy฀Taster฀Course •฀Next฀Step฀–฀Get฀Computer฀Savvy •฀Ofice฀Skills฀Level฀1,2฀&3 •฀Get฀That฀Job •฀Introduction฀to฀MYOB •฀Medical฀Reception฀Introduction •฀Pracsoft฀Medical฀Reception฀Software •฀Plan฀Your฀Own฀Business Please contact reception for further details. Keysborough Learning Centre. Ph: 9798 7005; Email: info@klckeys.com.au

Rohingya & Burmese Men: English Language & Computer Classes Learn to read, write and speak English, and learn to use computers at Springvale Neighbourhood House Learning Centre. All levels Beginner to Advanced. Free classes run on a Sunday morning by a male teacher for Rohingya and Burmese men. Phone Springvale Neighbourhood House on 9574 6399. Springvale Neighbourhood House: Phone: 95483972

Asylum Seeker English This program aims to teach Asylum Seekers English, and provide everyday skills to assist them in their local community. Secondly, conduct an assessment of their education skills, to help build a future in Australia. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday - 9:30am to 2:30pm Dandenong Neighbourhood House Inc – Phone 9792 5298

Computer classes Computer classes: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced. Classes in Springvale and Noble Park, call the office on 9547 2647 for more information. Springvale Learning and Activity Centre. Ph: 9547 2647

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Introducing a 4th Weekly Yoga Class at Noble Park Community Centre Noble Park Community Centre is introducing a 4th weekly class on Tuesday afternoons. Classes are now available on: Tuesdays - 9:30am – 10:30am and 1:00pm – 2:00pm Thursdays - 9:30am – 10:30am, and Sundays from 5:00pm – 6:00pm. Traditional and Modern Yoga methods for all ages and abilities is taught. Mats are provided and the cost is just $2 per session. Come and join us. No bookings required. Yoga for All Ages - Healthy body Healthy mind. Noble Park Community Centre: Ph: 9547 5801

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eral festivals. The council will look at a public screening once that has run its course.

Roundabout near-miss An under-the-weather Greater Dandenong Councillor Tim Dark had a near-miss in Springvale. He told the Monday 28 May council meeting that he was crossing the road to access Lim's Pharmacy when a car almost collected him. "It is quite concerning," he said. "If someone could miss a person as big as me ... " Cr Dark asked if the council could look at installing a zebra crossing at the intersection. Engineering services director Julie Reid said she'd previously looked into that option, and traffic engineers did not recommend a pedestrian crossing at a roundabout. "The roundabout means traffic has the priority in that particular location," she said.

Fake news on Thomas Greater Dandenong Councillor Tim Dark asked the Monday 28 May council meeting whether the municipality would be taking Thomas the Tank Engine books off its library shelves. He referred to a story slamming political correctness that took off on social media in recent weeks. Community services director Martin Fidler said this was "fake news". "Thomas the Tank Engine is one of my favourites," he said. "I wouldn't like to see him removed."

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Fire bill tops $12 million Preventable house fires are on the rise in the Dandenong area. The CFA’s latest statistics showed there were 457 preventable house fires in district eight last year, which also includes Springvale, Narre Warren, Cranbourne, Pakenham, Mornington, Phillip Island and Wonthaggi. This was a two per cent increase on the previous year. These fires caused $12.7 million in damage, the state’s highest district dollar figure. Most preventable fires started in the kitchen, followed by bedrooms, lounge rooms, the roof or ceiling, and the laundry. Cooking was the cause of 34 per cent of the preventable house fires, or 131 incidents. Electrical was the next most common cause, accounting for 32 per cent, followed by heating at 13 per cent. District eight acting operations manager Andrew Turner said working smoke alarms saved lives. “This is clearly demonstrated through the fact

that despite more than 450 preventable house fires and significant property loss in our district, there were no deaths as a result of preventable fires in 2017,” he said. “Our message is clear. “Check your smoke alarm’s battery, and if your smoke alarm is aged 10 years or more the whole unit should be changed.” The CFA’s acting chief officer, Garry Cook, said the best way to stop a fire was to teach a person how to be safe in the home and stop a fire before it even began. “This includes reaching out to our multicultural communities, making sure regardless of whether you speak English or not you are safe around fires,” he said. “Whether we are educating people about not drying clothes too close to the heater, never leaving cooking unattended, or keeping lighters away from children, it is all part of our ultimate goal of protecting life and property.”

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Afri-Aus Care Incorporated and City of Casey are the lead organisations for the South-East LDATs. "The LDAT program recognises that all local areas are different and that community-led initiatives are critical when it comes to preventing harms caused by alcohol and other drugs, including crystal methamphetamine," she said. LDAT is part of the Federal Government's $298 million, four-year investment under the National Ice Action Strategy.

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2A JOHNSTONE STREET THORPDALE 4 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms & special views! Feel relaxed & at home immediately. Lovely gardens have been set up to remain low maintenance with loads of color & spaces to enjoy. This spacious lounge with northerly aspect opens to one of the 3 decks for relaxed entertaining. The kitchen opens to the dining / family room also with direct access to the Merbeau deck. A good shed with pwr is available + space enough for the caravan next to the existing carport. Just 10min to Trafalgar CBD or a short stroll to kinder, school, bakery, pool etc.. $339,000 Internet ID: 19020841 View property and more details at www.sej.com.au

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SET IN the prestigious Waverley Park Estate, this exceptional three-bedroom, twobathroom family residence offers modern comforts and abundant accommodation in a premier lifestyle locale. Modern, well-zoned spaces allow for a flexible lifestyle with of a stylish kitchen/ meals area with stainless-steel appliances, dishwasher and the convenience of a

breakfast bar. The master bedroom has a full ensuite and walk-in wardrobe, while the other two bedrooms include built-in wardrobes. You will appreciate the indoor/outdoor entertaining area or second living area ... your choice! Other great features include double tandem garage, ceiling fans, three toilets,

ducted heating and air-conditioning. In an outstanding location walking distance to Waverley Park amenities including oval, retail precinct , gym and just minutes to St Justin’s Primary, Caulfield Grammar, Waverley Gardens Shopping Centre and the M1 Freeway. ●

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 6 Centurion Court, Mulgrave, 3170 Description: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 garage Price: On application Inspect: By appointment Contact: Leigh Hall, 0401 408 580, HALL & PARTNERS FIRST NATIONAL REAL ESTATE, DANDENONG, 9792 0265

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MARIE MAKES HER MARK A FAMILIAR face has returned to Endeavour Hills. Marie McMaster has rejoined the team at Nicholls Gledhill Real Estate. Marie began her real estate career working at Nicholls Gledhill Real Estate in Caulfield South in 1970. Over the years she became fully trained in all aspects of real estate, from bookkeeping, to office management, property management and listing and selling houses. Marie then took a break from the industry to concentrate on family life. In the early 1990s the directors of Nicholls Gledhill asked Marie if she would help out for a while at the Endeavour Hills office. Marie took up the challenge and loved the office, the area, and the local people so

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much, that she ended up helping out for 15 years before taking a break. Marie said for her selling real estate was not just a job. “For me it means I get to do one of my favourite things every day," Marie said. “I enjoy the challenge of meeting people and helping them achieve their goals in selling their homes and moving on to their next adventure." Marie looks forward to catching up with past clients and meeting new clients and helping them achieve their ultimate real estate results, whether buying or selling. Call in and say hi to Marie at Nicholls Gledhill Real Estate, The Terrace Shopping Centre, Raymond McMahon Boulevard, Endeavour Hills. Phone 9700 7888 or Marie direct on 0418 380 655. ●

LUXURY, STYLE & PRESENTATION Sometimes you see a special home that is so desirable it takes your breath away. This family home, which is located within 200 metres from the main shopping centre, is situated in prestigious and quiet court location. There are features galore to excite those wanting something special that tick all the boxes. Step inside and you will find a downstairs study together with a large theatre room with adjacent powder room. Upstairs is where the home showcases LUXURY,STYLE & PRESENTATION with a formal dining, lounge area, spacious theatre zoned area. A beautiful timber kitchen with large adjacent family/meals room which will comfortably seat a large family. There for your enjoyment is an impressive extended balcony with views of Harkaway and beyond.!!! 3 spacious bedrooms upstairs, main with ensuite and WIR - 3 toilets throughout. Manicured gardens front and rear is an absolute delight with a beautifully paved full length undercover ALFRESCO PATIO plus a double garage with direct access from the house. Additional features include tinted windows on east side of home, ducted vacuum system and 2 x 3700 litre water tanks. If you are wanting a home that is just a treat, this is a home you would be delighted to call your own. Marie McMaster - Sales Manager 0418 380 655

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TWO HOMES IN ONE THIS shining, one of a kind, family home provides two storeys of versatile living with a unique floor plan, large block and fantastic location. With Charles Rooks Reserve at one end of the street and local shops at the other end plus great local schools, local business parks providing plenty of job opportunities, public transport and easy access to Eastlink, you’ll simply love where you live. Enter via the ground floor and be welcomed by an open plan living space, kitchen with meals area, separate powder room and large guest bedroom. This versatile space is ideal for multi-generational living, guest accommodation and even has potential as a self-contained unit for valuable rental income. Upstairs the principal residence with private entrance has a light-filled living room, galley-style kitchen, adjoining meals area, dining room/study, three bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, laundry, fully tiled bathroom and separate WC. Ducted heating, reverse-cycle air-conditioners, timber floorboards, stone bench tops, high ceilings and an oversized double garage complete the attractive layout. Outside, space and possibility abounds

with the established pergola, patio and large yard a virtual blank canvas for the next budding gardener. · Unique two storey family home on block of approximately 767m2 · Downstairs kitchen, meals, living, powder

room and bedroom with private entry · Upstairs kitchen, meals, living, study/ dining, three bedrooms, bathroom, separate WC and laundry · Ducted heating, reverse cycle air conditioners, high ceilings, timber

floorboards and stone benchtops · Large rear yard, pergola, patio and oversized double garage Great location walking distance to schools, parks, shops and public transport as well as convenient access to Eastlink ●

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 17 Carween Avenue, Mitcham, 3132 Price: $1,250,000-$1,350,000 Description: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 garage Auction: Saturday, 9 June, at 11am Inspect: By appointment Contact: David Kuoch, 0412 822 729 and Ruby Vo, 0404 884 253, AREA SPECIALIST, 8586 6411

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KEYSBOROUGH 15 GRASSLANDS LOOP

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LIFESTYLES WITH CONVENIENCES Commanding stylish street appeal behind landscaped gardens, this stunning townhouse takes a fresh meaning to luxurious family living with acres of natural native parkland right outside your door. * Bedrooms all located upstairs including the main bedroom with walk in robe and a modern en-suite. bedrooms two and three are each fitted with built-in- robes. * Downstairs features an open plan living and dining area are set upon high quality timber flooring boosting luxury and comfortable living. * The modern kitchen comes fully equipped with high quality stainless steel appliances including under bench oven, gas cooktop, range hood, dishwasher, Caesarstone bench tops, pantry and plenty of storage space.

a3b2c2 CLOSING DATE SALE (Unless Sold Prior) Tuesday 3rd-July @ 6pm PRICE $640,000 - $690,000 VIEW Wed: 5:30pm - 6:00pm Sat: 12:00pm - 12:30pm CONTACT Khaizer Shahab 0433 219 150 Corey (Khoi) Le 0417 311 491 OFFICE 363 Springvale Road 03 858 10 999

SPRINGVALE 70 KEMP STREET

DELIGHTFUL FAMILY HOME THAT’S READY TO ENJOY With all the hard work done, this immaculate home is ready for your family to move into & start enjoying. Recently repainted, this renovated home sits on 581m2 approx. & has a decent rear yard for your children & pets to play.

a4b2c2 CLOSING DATE SALE (Unless Sold Prior) Tuesday 26th-June @ 6pm PRICE $790,000 - $869,000 VIEW Thursday: 4:30pm - 5:00pm Saturday: 12:00pm - 12:30pm CONTACT Tommy Nguyen 0431 644 889 Corey (Khoi) Le 0417 311 491 OFFICE 363 Springvale Road Springvale 03 858 10 999

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• 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 3 toilets • Master bedroom with full ensuite • Laminate kitchen bench top with s/s appliances • Well designed and easy to maintain gardens • Walking distance to the local Coles Shopping • Within minutes to both primary and secondary schools • 1.5 car garage • 581 sqm approx.

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NOBLE PARK NORTH 9 INGLEBRAE COURT

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KEYSBOROUGH 31/2-22 BREANNE PLACE

CLOSING DATE SALE (Unless Sold Prior) Tuesday 12-June @ 6pm PRICE $710,000 - $750,000 VIEW Thur: 5:00pm - 5:30pm Sat: 2:00pm - 2:30pm CONTACT Ozan Kanbur 0403 644 379 Victoria Leav 0499 910 025 OFFICE 363 Springvale Road Springvale

EXCEPTIONAL LIVING IN THE KEYS Terms: 10% Deposit, Balance 90 Days Superably located in the Keys estate, this low maintenance, singularly adjoined townhouse has close proximity to two of Keysborough’s most elite schools.

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SPRINGVALE SOUTH 4 MAGNOLIA GROVE

• Contemporary kitchen w/ SS appliances. • Master bedroom w/ BIR & ensuite • Central family bathroom w/ separate toilet • Outdoor entertainers deck • Single auto garage w/ internal access

a3 b2 c1 AUCTION Saturday 23rd June at 11:30am PRICE $650,000 - $700,000 VIEW Wed: 5:00pm - 5:30pm Sat: 11:00am - 11:30am CONTACT Ozan Kanbur 0403 644 379 Victoria Leav 0499 910 025 OFFICE 363 Springvale Road Springvale

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IDEAL FAMILY HOME IN QUIET COURT Spacious and magnificently court located, this property is the initial step to a prospective first home or great addition to an investment portfolio. • Updated kitchen w/ ample storage • Spacious L-shaped lounge • Master bedroom w/ walk-through robe & ensuite • Central family bathroom w/ separate toilet • Spacious alfresco area w/ elongated front & rear yard • Single lock up garage w/ rear roller door access • 564m2 (approx)

SPRINGVALE 18 SOUTHDOWNE CLOSE PAST, PRESENT AND A GREAT FUTURE! Elegance has an entertainment edge at this expansive three-bedroom house. Set on a spacious 633sqm allotment, a large water fountain feature centred in the front garden with a remote control lock-up gate makes a bold statement upon arriving at the home, and inside doesn’t fail to impress. • Updated kitchen w/ stone benchtops & ample storage • Central living area w/ formal dining • Extended rear family living area • “Vulcan” ducted heating & cooling & 3 ceiling fans • 3 bedrooms, all w/BIR. A master w/ full ensuite & WIR

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CLOSING DATE SALE (Unless Sold Prior) Tuesday 12-June @ 6pm PRICE Contact Agent VIEW Thur: 5:30pm - 6:00pm Sat: 2:00pm - 2:30pm CONTACT Tommy Nguyen 0431 644 889 Corey (Khoi) Le 0417 311 491 OFFICE 363 Springvale Road Springvale

LUXURIOUS RESORT-STYLE ENTERTAINER Sophistication and style in an exclusive Golden Mile location, this superbly crafted ex-display 3 bedroom plus a study, 2 bathroom double-storey residence exemplifies prestige living on an expansive 370sqm (approx.) allotment. • Central heating & cooling + a “Toshiba” AC’s • Three living areas • A fully appointed kitchen with s/s appliances • An informal meals area, separated from the kitchen

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a3 b2 c2 CLOSING DATE SALE (Unless Sold Prior) Tuesday 19-June @ 6pm PRICE Contact Agent VIEW Wed: 5:00pm - 5:30pm Sat: 11:00am - 11:30am CONTACT Tommy Nguyen 0431 644 889 Corey (Khoi) Le 0417 311 491 OFFICE 363 Springvale Road Springvale

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11 McLEOD STREET, SPRINGVALE

LITTLE RIPPER FOR STARTERS OR INVESTORS

WEATHERBOARD COTTAGE WITH POTENTIAL

Right i the hea t of Da de o g it e t e a d a eas o ute to Mel ou e. This ight ed oo u it is lose to shops, s hools a d ail a staio featu es a sun-illed li i g a ea ith slidi g glass doo s to a al o , kit he ith gas ooki g, ath oo /lau d ith tu , eili g fa , all heate a d pa ki g spa e.

Superbly situated within walking distance of schools, Springvale Shopping Centre, a d ail a staio . This uai t ed oo eathe oa d o a app o lo k featu es a ight i te io ith high eili gs, o igi al kit he a d ath oo , gas heate , eili g fa s, ai o diio i g, ga age ith o kshop a d a po t.

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Keysborough 3/8 Kendra Place

More privacy, more space, more peace. For sale. Contact Agent Thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s no denying the appeal of a rear position! Greater privacy, more outdoor space plus peace & quiet ensure units such as these are in hot demand. Immaculate group in a quiet cul-de-sac position, two large bedrooms each with fitted robes, well-sized lounge plus bright dine-in kitchen, sheltered deck and huge wraparound courtyard, updated bathroom, s/systems + versatile extra space

F2 G1 H1 I1 9701 8611 Shop6 Parkmore SC Cheltenham Road Keysborough obrienrealestate.com.au Craig Voysey 0411 086 980 Peter Konidaris 0421 274 996

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118 Walker St Dandenong P: 9791 5922 F: 9792 2536

Doveton

Dandenong

13 & 13A AgoNIS STReeT

7/31 STuD RoAD

DUAL INCOME!

QUIET, SECURE & CONVENIENT!

FoR SALe: $590,000 to $649,000 oPeN: Wed 4:30pm to 5:00pm & Sat 12:15pm to 12:45pm

FoR SALe: $240,000 to $260,000 oPeN: Wed 4:00pm to 4:20pm & Sat 10:30am to 10:50am

Doveton

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Investors! Let the rental income on this investment property pay your mortgage. Located close to public transport and schools, the property accommodates a three bedroom home with a huge living room and a semi detached unit with kitchen meals/family room, separate bathroom and large bedroom. Combined rental return of $495 per week. An ideal way to start your investment portfolio OR live in one and rent the other. A GOLDEN INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY!

57 & 59 WATTLe DRIve

OVER 930m2 WITH 2 X THREE BEDROOM HOMES!

This one bedroom unit is now available with Vacant Possession. Set at the front of the block in a quiet location within walking distance to schools, shops and transport. There is a separate lounge room, large bedroom, a courtyard with shed and covered car accommodation on Title. Ideal first home or investment property. AFFORDABLE UNIT IN GREAT LOCATION!

FoR SALe: Contact Agent oPeN: Wed 3:00pm to 3:30pm & Sat 11:30am to 12:00pm

Mick Whelan Sales Manager 0416 003 505

John ratnam Sales Consultant 0414 556 517

FoR SALe: $280,000 to $300,000 oPeN: Wed 4:00pm to 4:20pm & Sat 10:40am to 11:00am

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This beautifully presented young, single storey unit ticks all the boxes for those looking for quality. Features light illed lounge, modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances overlooking family meals area, 2 bedrooms including huge master with full ensuite and walk in robes, central heating, split system, enclosed rear yard with manicured gardens & single remote garage.

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www.hallfn.com.au 254 Lonsdale Street, Dandenong 9792 0265 127A Jacksons Road, Noble Park North 9790 5100

For Sale

$455,000-$500,000

$650,000-$700,000

Noble Park Nth 22 Justin Drive

Noble Park North 4/30 Heyington Cres

This Home Ticks all The Boxes

1/60 KINg geoRge PARADe

INVEST OR FIRST HOME!

Fantastic opportunity to build you future wealth from these two properties which are on separate Titles. Rent out and take your time to get town planning for your dream development (STCA). Hard to find double block in ideal location with shops, schools and more within easy distance. Alternatively live in one and rent out the other. What a great choice to have! TWO HOMES - TWO TITLES!

Daryl rayner Director 0411 537 820

This ground floor solid brick single bedroom apartment has been fully renovated and boasts security shutters all around, huge living area, enormous bedroom with robes, modern kitchen with breakfast bar, updated bathroom/laundry, high ceilings, split system air conditioning, neutral tonings and carport. Located at the rear of the block, well away from road noise. Excellent tenant returning $230.00 per week. Walk to the market and Plaza! CENTRE OF TOWN!

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A spacious lounge offers an abundant living space with a separate meals area adjoining an updated kitchen. 3 bedrooms with BIR & ensuite to the master bedroom plus a central bathroom, separate toilet & laundry. The private backyard provides a setting for entertainment. Comforts such as ducted heating & air conditioner, dishwasher, gas cooking, shed, 2 car carport.

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3A 2B 2C Inspect By Appointment agent Irene Athanasiadis 0407 315 911 Jane Li 0404 885 488

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You get so much more more more....

BELMONT 279

20 Seachange Parade, Lyndhurst Marriott Waters Estate Melways 129 C8 Open: 12pm - 5pm Sat to Wed or by appointment

7 Bronte Boulevard Melways 215 B7 Open: 12pm till 5pm Sat to Wed or by appointment

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Race is on for Harmony The Mazda 2 that a lucky shopper will win. 181414

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Shop and win a Mazda 2 Uncle Joey performs. 181195 Pictures: STEWART CHAMBERS

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Shop at Endeavour Hills Shopping Centre for the chance to win a brand new car or a holiday. The shopping centre is running an amazing promotion whereby one lucky customer has the chance to drive away in a brand new Mazda 2 valued at over $27,000. Plus another lucky winner will receive a $2500 Flight Centre travel voucher! All shoppers have to do is simply spend $10 at any specialty store* and enter the draw. The competition ends at noon on Friday 15 June so hurry, get your entry in soon. Endeavour Hills Shopping Centre makes everyday shopping easy and convenient with Coles, Aldi, Woolworths, Kmart, Dan Murphy's, major banks and Australia Post all under the one roof. The centre has 80 retailers including three supermarkets, fresh and takeaway food, banks, a Post Office and specialty stores all undercover in a bright new environment. Endeavour Hills Medical Centre recently relocated to the centre offering a comprehensive

The Mazda 2 is valued at over $27,000. 181414 family medical practice as well as access to allied health professionals. With over 1800 car park spaces, visiting Endeavour Hills Shopping Centre is easy. Endeavour Hills Shopping Centre is located on the corner of Matthew Flinders Avenue and Heatherton Roads. *Spend excludes Coles, Aldi, Woolworths, Kmart and Dan Murphy's.

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Dandenong’s Harmony Square hosted a welcome to country, smoking ceremony and didgeridoo performance to mark Reconciliation Week. The Tuesday 29 May event also included an unveiling of new Aboriginal artwork in the Greater Dandenong Council chambers. The painting appears on the council’s Reconciliation Action Plan. National Reconciliation Week (NRW) runs from Sunday 27 May to Sunday 3 June. The theme for this year’s week is Don’t Keep History A Mystery: Learn. Share. Grow. It encourages people to learn more about Australian history hidden just beneath the surface. The dates commemorate two significant milestones in the reconciliation journey - the successful 1967 referendum and the High Court Mabo decision. NRW started as the Week of Prayer for Reconciliation in 1993, the International Year of the World’s Indigenous People. In 1996, the Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation launched Australia’s first National Reconciliation Week. In 2000, Reconciliation Australia was established to provide national leadership on reconciliation. Dandenong is home to about 500 Indigenous Australians and, as the base of the Dandenong and District Aboriginal Co-operative and the Bunerong Health Services, serves a 2000-strong Indigenous community across the South-East.

WIN 1 of 3 Samsung Fridges and a $1,000 Armada Dandenong Plaza Gift Card!*

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Fire lessons for kinder kids Keysborough Fire Brigade passed on some valuable fire safety lessons to Springvale South kinder kids. The CFA crew visited Darren Reserve Kindergarten on Tuesday 22 May, during National Volunteer Week. The children got to check out a fire truck, complete with flashing lights, and use a fire extinguisher.

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Firefighter Emmanuel Vella shows his son Micah how to use a fire extinguisher. 180952 Pictures: STEWART CHAMBRES

We’re helping businesses grow. jobs.gov.au In 2017, over 400,000 new jobs were created – that’s more than 1100 a day. So if you’re a small to medium business owner who’s wondering about the next step or has changing business needs, there are Government initiatives and incentives to help you hire staff. The Government is offering: • •

Programs to help you hire or train staff Financial incentives up to $10,000 to employ eligible staff

Would a four-storey apartment block be appropriate for Herbert Street? Melissa Howell Now they need to do that in all suburbs of City of Greater Dandenong. Keysborough South is ridiculous. They probably allow the developer to do it on old-school sites and behind Resurrection PS. Glad they had some common sense. Robyn J Westbury No, I live near Herbert Street and parking is a nightmare now, it's time to step back on putting lots of apartment blocks unless the parking issue and traffic flow is sorted out. Tony Cosentino Thank goodness...perhaps the council is learning from the aesthetic atrocities the council town planning department has allowed to be built in Dandenong. Eyesores, cheap construction and a blight on the landscape and character of the suburb. It's all about developer maximisation of profit. Single-use plastic bags will be gone from supermarkets a month from now. What do you think of the ban? Are you prepared? Sheryl Dyke It’s good but I don’t think it’s the answer as the rubbish bin liners are also made of plastic and will be disposed in tip waste. Wayne Bishop We should have the choice. Even paying five cents for each during a Coles or other supermarket shop would be fine with me. There are a lot of other industries that have plenty of plastic waste, don’t blame everything on the consumers. Gaye Guest Fantastic ... can’t wait. Just wish singleuse fruit bags would be banned as well. The thicker plastic bags aren’t the answer either and will be harder to recycle. We need shoppers to take their own tote bags and paper bags and recycled cardboard boxes need to be reintroduced. People need to wrap their rubbish in newspaper if they must wrap it in something. Peter Guild Where I live, single-use plastic bags can be recycled - there are four councils in Melbourne which do this. I really do not see the reusable bags as the solution they are still plastic and made from petroleum products. Tracy Knowles I’m hoarding as many as I can. We use them for so many things! Rhonda Jarrett I haven’t used plastic bags in supermarkets or department stores for at least 20 years. I don’t know why it has taken so long. Rod Jewell I say bring back the old fashioned paper bags. Mark Dalton We need to bring back paper sacks, but add paper handles like some stores use already.

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THE LOWDOWN Q&A

with Chris Keys, Dandenong and District Historical Society president

Chris Keys at a book launch to celebrate Dandenong Market's 150th anniversary in 2016. 159054 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS invite to a dinner party? Jesus Christ, Mohammad, Nelson Mandela, Emmeline Pankhurst, Germaine Greer, and my Grandmother Ivy Keys.

Closing doors and windows and keeping them air tight will lock in any heat. Use a towel or similar to block any noticeable leaks. Weather stripping could also keep the cold out. Heavy curtains can block drafts, but open them when the sun is shining to let heat in.

Closing off any unused rooms reduces air circulation and therefore reduces heat loss, and putting down a rug helps to prevent heat loss through the floor.

Cooking a meal in the oven or on the stove can help the chef keep warm, dry out the air and heat the kitchen. After cooking, open the door to let some heat into the house. Limit cooking that gives off steam. Water vapour absorbs more heat than dry air, so humid air feels colder in winter than dry air.

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What is something people don't know about you? I was the tallest pupil at Dandenong North School. As a went into high school I was expected to do well at netball, high jump and all sports that lend themselves to height being an advantage. I did have the height (and hated it) but I was just no good at these sports. I struggled with being tall and skinny for many years. Now I love my height as I can reach things on the supermarket top shelf. What was your most memorable moment? I would say graduation day at Monash University when I received my Bachelor of Business. I had studied part time for six years and worked full time in a management role. It was hard, disciplined work going to lectures after work, giving up weekends to study. What would your last meal be? Gee that is hard as I love all food. However my Mum's roast lamb with crunchy potatoes, cauliflower cheese, and Dutch carrots followed by queen pudding would be hard to beat. What event, past, present or future, would you like to witness? Peace in the Middle East. What is your favourite television show? At the moment my favourite is Shetland. The scenery is so beautiful, you get a feel of the lifestyle of an Islander, and the lead has a wonderful smile. Why is it important to preserve a community's history? A town or city that does not preserve its history will never be a community. It is only looking at our past and understanding how the place you live in was made that you can become a community. What six guests, dead or alive, would you

THREE â&#x20AC;Ś ways to warm up a house (that arenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t running a heater)

The information revolution (internet) has changed marketing forever, and too many business are being left behind.

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It’s time to start living Drouin's new over-55s community now has a "fabulous" club house. Sanctuary Lifestyle's stages one and two are officially sold out with stage three selling fast. “Sanctuary Lifestyle Drouin is the premium choice when it comes to community living,” Sanctuary Lifestyle's Scott Devenish said. “(Sanctuary Lifestyle) boasts smart-designed, high-quality homes and six-star resortstyle facilities including a central club house with indoor pool and spa, gym, billiard room and cinema.” The community also features a tennis court, bowling green, men’s shed and caravan/boat storage. All homes are two bedrooms or two bedrooms plus a study and feature lock-up garages, stone bench tops, double-glazed windows, stainless steel appliances and heating and cooling as standard specifications on all homes. “With 10 different home designs and premium locations still available, you are sure to find the right layout and location to suit your individual lifestyle,” Mr Devenish said. “As the most spacious community of its type and located close to shops, transport and all local amenities, it’s no wonder the first and second stages of Sanctuary Lifestyle Drouin are sold out. “Owning your own home along with affordable site fees, no council rates or body corporate to pay, coupled with discounted services and NBN access, why wouldn’t you want to downsize and enjoy the benefits of community living? “The beautiful surrounds of Drouin’s main street and the numerous walking tracks make Sanctuary Lifestyle Drouin the perfect place to live.” Sanctuary Lifestyle is at 9 Kingburgh Close in Drouin. For more information, call Elizabeth on 1300 835 463 or email info@sanctuarylifestyle. com.au.

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Josh gets ready to rock it By Casey Neill A Noble Park performer will rock out in a musical with a difference. Joshua Aiello will take to the Bunjil Place Theatre stage as an ensemble member in the Windmill Theatre Company production of We Will Rock You. “It’s more of a rock concert with a story line than a classic musical theatre show,” he said. “It’s going to be a great spectacle visually and musically.” Ben Elton wrote the futuristic story with inspiration from classic Queen tracks, including We Are the Champions, I Want It All, Another One Bites the Dust and Bohemian Rhapsody. Mr Aiello, 24, said this show was a way for him to “get back into the swing of things”. “It had been a really long time since I had been on the stage as a performer,” he said. “My life for the last few years has been spent as the audio operator of the shows as my paid job, and it was killing me always seeing others performing. “Then last year I had my year of booking auditions and cancelling them last minute, or getting the call back and pretty much securing the role and then withdrawing out of fear and anxiety.” Mr Aiello has been involved in community theatre on and off for a few years. “Most of my time was spent working on the shows as a tech, rather than an actor,” he said. “I have instead been pursuing my love for screen acting and my own song writing endeavours. “I had been involved in a few commercials and had a small part on Neighbours at one point. “I am hoping that one day I’ll be able to be

Josh Aiello in character. 181187 a part of a professional show on Melbourne’s East End.” We Will Rock You will hit the stage in Narre Warren at 8pm on 9, 10, 15, 16, 22 and 23 June,

Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS and 2pm on 16, 17 and 24 June. The show runs for 160 minutes, including interval. Tickets are $38 for children, $42 conces-

sion and $47 for adults. A family ticket for two adults and two children is $160. Visit www.windmilltheatre.com.au or call Bunjil Place on 9709 9700.

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This month's free morning activity for kids falls in line with the International Day of Yoga. Kids will colour in mandala designs. Level three (near Degani) at Dandenong Plaza, McCrae Street, Dandenong. Thursday 21 June, 10am to 1pm.

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The Open Door's book club These groups choose a variety of books. Monthly discussions are a relaxed way to share thoughts over a cuppa and meet new people. New members are welcome. The current book is Princess: a true story of life behind the veil in Saudi Arabia by Jean Sasson. The Open Door, 110 Ann Street, Dandenong. Thursday 7 June, 1.30pm to 2.30pm or Monday 18 June, 7pm to 8pm. Call Trish or Jo on 9791 8664 or email Theopendoor@ssjg.org.au.

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Greater Dandenong Art Series As part of the Dandenong Art Series, experienced sculptor Kate Rohde will teach techniques for modelling polymer clay and sculpting 3D objects. Bookings are preferred for this free event. Dandenong Library, Level 2, 225 Lonsdale Street, Dandenong. Tuesday 12 June, 6.30pm to 8pm. Springvale Library, 411 Springvale Road, Springvale. Tuesday 19 June, 6.30pm to 8pm. Call 9706 8441.

Interfaith Network Tour This event is an opportunity to visit places of worship of the local faith and spiritual communities and see the diversity within the area. Departing the Interfaith Network Office, 39 Clow Street, Dandenong. Wednesday 13 June, 8.30am to 3.30pm. $25 per person. Bookings are essential. Visit www.interfaithnetwork.org.au or call 8774 7662.

Beyond the Barricade Enjoy the best-loved songs from the world's greatest West End and Broadway musicals in a glittering concert. It will star past principal performers from Les Misérables in the West End and on tour. Drum Theatre, corner Lonsdale and Walker streets, Dandenong. Wednesday 13 June, 8pm to 10.10pm. Tickets are priced from $65. Bookings are essential. Call 8571 1666

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Heroes versus Villains is the theme for the City of Greater Dandenong Band's eighth annual cabaret concert. The concert will feature more than 40 musicians and is the band's major fund-raiser. There'll be prizes for the best costumes in the audience, and guests can bring along their own food and drinks. Springvale Town Hall, 397 - 405 Springvale Road, Springvale. Saturday 30 June, 6.30pm for a 7pm start. Tickets are free for kids aged 5 years and under, $10 for children under 12, $20 concession and $25 for adults. Visit dandenongband.org.au or call 0423 555 059.

or visit www.drumtheatre.com.au.

Dream catcher making Youth market workshops are for young people aged 12 to 25 years who live, work, study or have a significant connection to the City of Greater Dandenong. They provide young people with an opportunity to create craft and art products with the prospect of later selling them at the Snow Fest 2018 Youth Market. Dandenong Library, 225 Lonsdale Street, Dandenong. Thursday 14 June, 4.30pm to 6.30pm. Call 9793 2155, email youthservices@cgd.vic. gov.au or visit 39 Clow Street, Dandenong.

Learn to sew Men and women can learn to use a sewing machine to insert zips, cut patterns and how to hem. Free childcare is available for parents who attend the class. Springvale Neighbourhood House, 46-50 Queens Avenue, Springvale. Tuesdays during school terms, 12.30pm to 2.30pm. $3 per class. No bookings required. Call 9548 3972 for more information.

Dandenong Library, 225 Lonsdale Street, Dandenong. Wednesday 6 June, 6.30pm to 8.30pm. Call Koula on 8571 1793 for more information.

Music and dance The Aussie Rhythm and Jazz Association will celebrate its third anniversary with a music and dance event featuring Matrix Dance Band. There'll be food by Reo Kitchen for sale. Keysborough Senior Citizens Club, 352 Cheltenham Road, Keysborough. Saturday 21 July, 8pm until late. $20 per head for adults, $15 for children aged six to 12 years, free for kids aged five years and under. For tickets, call Brian David on 8759 0747 or 0421 983 862, Lew Geer on 9558 1898 or 0437 950 550, Frank Nicholls on 9706 8212, Bernard Barr on 0412 372 566 or Phillip Naronaha on 0406 340 614.

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Internationally-renowned spoken word artist Abdul Hammoud will host this free workshop on the craft.

Friends of Red Cross Hallam is celebrating its 39th birthday. Funds raised will go to Southwest Myanmar to help 28 villages to access health services, clean water and sanitation. Hallam Community Learning Centre, 56 Kays Avenue, Hallam. Monday 18 June, 1.30pm. $5 entry covers afternoon tea and door prize. RSVP to Betty on 9774 0194.

Participants will use a variety of media, follow Aviva Gold's book Painting from the Source, and welcome some guest artists. No art experience is necessary. This is not a class, it is people coming together to 'play'. The Open Door, 110 Ann Street, Dandenong. Wednesdays, 11.30am to 1.30pm during school terms. A $5 donation is suggested. Call 9791 8664 or email Theopendoor@ssjg. org.au.

Odile major exhibition It will run across four Dandenong venues and explore dark and light, evil and innocence. Each of the 11 artists involved in the multi-venue display will explore ideas around good and evil and performance and identity. It is best experienced as a self-guided walking tour. Heritage Hill Museum and Historic Gardens, 66 McCrae Street. Until Saturday 23 June. Tuesday to Friday, 10am to 4pm. Drum Theatre, corner Lonsdale and Walker streets. Tuesday to Friday, 10am to 4pm. Garnar Lane Lightboxes, Garnar Lane. All day, every day. Walker Street Gallery and Arts Centre, corner Walker and Robinson streets. Tuesday to Friday, 11am to 5pm, and Saturday, 11am to 3pm.

Guided imagery meditation Participants can take time to relax and focus on their inner life and its sacred meaning. The Open Door, 110 Ann Street, Dandenong. Wednesdays during school terms, 2.30pm to 3pm (followed by a cuppa until 4pm). A gold coin donation is welcome. Call Trish or Jo on 9791 8664 or email theopendoor@ssjg.org.au.

Open art studio Participants can meet with like-minded people to create. They can bring their own art piece to work on, or simple materials will be available. Local artist Lisa Dipilla will be on hand. Laurel Lodge at Heritage Hill Museum and Historic Gardens, 66 McCrae Street, Dandenong. Fridays until 29 June, 10.30am to 12.30pm. $10 per class. Call 8571 1666 or visit www. greaterdandenong.com to book a place.

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DRIVER / MEAT LUMPER Gathercole’s The Meat People

Full time position available for an experienced MC Licenced Driver for nightly country line haul run. Min 5 years driver history required.

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1 Learmonth Rd Carrum 12390034-DJ24-18

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H.A.E. (Aust) Pty Ltd is looking for welders to be apart of our expanding manufacturing business. The position is casual to begin, with the possibility of full-time after a probation period. If you have a truly positive attitude, good work ethic with some welding experience, then please apply to Brendon Harris Contact: Brendon Harris 0449 055 442

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AM SHIFT LABOURERS

Gathercole’s The Meat People

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Councils support Team 11 By Nick Creely It's now a year since the Team 11 pitch materialised at a 1 June launch event in the heart of Greater Dandenong. The south-east of Victoria has united as one behind the bid to push for an A-League and W-League admission into the national competition, with 12 local councils now pledging support for the bid. On Friday 1 June, the three councils driving the bid - the City of Greater Dandenong, the City of Casey and the Shire of Cardinia - have re-committed to the cause by re-signing the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that kick-started the process 12 months ago. However, those MoUs have been bolstered by Letters of Supports from surrounding councils including: Frankston City, Mornington Peninsula Shire, Knox City, City of Monash, Baw Baw Shire, Bass Coast Shire, South Gippsland Shire, Latrobe C ity and Wellington Shire. These letters were included in Team 11's Expression of Interest document submitted to Football Federation Australia (FFA) and Deloitte last week. The Letters of Support are indicative of the widespread interest in Team 11's bid in the south-east of Victoria. City of Greater Dandenong Mayor Youhorn Chea said the re-signing of the MoU was important in the commitment to bringing the Team 11 bid to life. "The A-League, W-League and Youth Team bid is progressing very well," he said. "The three councils are working very hard together. We committed to this 12 months ago but have re-signed this MoU to make sure that we are all working together to bring a club to the south-east." This sentiment was echoed by City of Casey Mayor Geoff Ablett, who believes it is a significant moment for the region and the strength of the bid. "The re-signing of the MOU is a real line in the sand moment for Team 11's bid," Ablett said. "Enormous amounts of work have been done over recent months to position this bid as the strongest of its type seeking an A-League licence."

City of Casey s Strategic Director of City Planning and Infrastructure Division Peter Fitchett, City of Greater Dandenong Councillor Jim Memeti and Cardinia Shire Council Mayor Cr Collin Ross re-signing the Memorandum of Understanding between the three councils. And more importantly, the residents of the south-east bid are right behind the push for ALeague entry, as Cardinia Shire Mayor Collin Ross explained. "When the consortium goes out looking for

funding to develop the project further, people need to know that the local government authorities are right behind the bid and the residents in those areas are right behind it," he said.

"Councils being the most direct link to the community know what the residents are after and this sporting project will undoubtedly bring activity to the south-east like nothing else."

Record money up for grabs - $1 million By Mick Floyd There will be $1 million in prizemoney available on TAB Melbourne Cup night in November, and for defending Cup winner Aston Dee Bee and his trainer Seona Thompson, preparations to defend his crown are already underway. As part of a suite of changes announced to its TAB Melbourne Cup night programme, the Sandown Greyhound Racing Club has introduced three new races and increased the prize money in seven others to create greyhound racing's first ever million dollar night. The club's flagship event - the TAB Melbourne Cup - is among the races receiving increased funding and will carry a record $630,000 in prize money, consolidating its position as the world's richest greyhound race. For Thompson, winning the 2017 TAB Melbourne Cup with Aston Dee Bee was a dream come true and is already turning her sights on the 2018 edition. "I think it's the pinnacle," she said.

"To be perfectly honest I don't think it's really hit me until now. I was actually just thinking about it a couple of days ago, I was driving to the Meadows on Saturday night and it just came into my head, like 'I won a Melbourne Cup, I'm a Melbourne Cup winning trainer!' "It's something that I'll never definitely never forget. It's the race that everyone dreams of winning. If you ask any trainer, that's the one they want to win." The joy of winning a TAB Melbourne Cup is an experience shared between trainer and owner and their family and friends, and she believes that increasing returns to participants in the sport is vital to attract new owners to the sport. "We're very fortunate that we have some very good owners. They're business people and greyhound racing is their hobby, their love. "For them, winning the Cup is life changing, and much of the money they win goes back into the dogs. It's the same for trainers - their

share of prize money gets put back into their facilities to make things better for the dogs. It's fantastic to see prize money continue to rise and give a greater incentive for more people to get involved in the sport." One of the new events on TAB Melbourne Cup night is the $35,500 Provincial Plate. A total of eight heats will be run in the series - two each at Cranbourne, Traralgon, Bendigo and Geelong - with the winner of each progressing to the final. The series is restricted to Victorian bred greyhounds with no city wins and will give more owners and trainers an opportunity to be involved in greyhound racing's biggest night of the year. "We all love new races to get involved with, especially if it involves young dogs. There's always good young dogs coming through and if they can make their way to Sandown on Melbourne Cup night - it's where everyone wants to be in November. "Any opportunity for more people to be a

Seona Thompson with her champion greyhound, Aston Dee Bee. Picture: COURTESY OF SANDOWN GREYHOUNDS part of Cup night is a good thing." In all, there will be eight feature finals on TAB Melbourne Cup night, and all races will carry a minimum of $10,000. The TAB Melbourne Cup will be run on Friday 23 November.

Stateâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s pick for Big V sees trio of Cobras strike swiftly AFL Victoria has announced the Vic Metro and Vic Country representative squads ahead of the 2018 AFL National Inclusion Carnival next month, with a trio of Sandown Cobras players set to don the Big V. Two squads featuring Victoria's best footballers with an intellectual disability have been chosen, with a further five emergencies selected across both squads for the Carnival, set to take place in Launceston from 18 June to 23. Sandown Cobras trio Michael Scholz, Damien Clarke and Troy Gibbs (emergency) 32 STAR JOURNAL

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will take part in the Carnival, with St Francis pair Kelvin Walters (Country) and Shaun Doll (Metro) also set to take part. Ten players will return to the victorious Metro squad from last year's premiership side, while six new players along with four emergencies from the Victoria FIDA Football League (VFFL) will pull on the representative colours for the first time. Williamstown Seagulls coach Rob Klemm will once again lead the Metro squad as head coach for the fourth consecutive year after leading his team to a 53-point victory over

NSW/ACT in last year's grand final. Fellow state team Vic Country will welcome seven new players to its representative squad, with 10 players returning to the side after finishing third in 2017. Selection to the Vic Country squad comes following the first representative practice match between the two country VFFL conferences, which saw over 30 regional players showcase their skills at Bendigo's Weeroona Oval. Leading the Country squad for the first time is GV Stars coach Steve Reeves. With ex-

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The Bulls send a message By Hayley Wildes Noble Park stamped its authority over Rowville with a dominant second quarter to set up the win in Division 1 of the Eastern Football League on the weekend. The Bulls had 12 individual goal kickers on their way to a strong 17.16 (118) to 11.17 (83) win. Kyle Martin and Jackson Sketcher were superb for the Bulls, while Bailey Lambert and Hudson Thomas booted three goals each. For Rowville, Alex Frawley and Ziggie Alwan were in everything. In Division 2 of the Southern Football League, Keysborough dropped its second game in a row - falling to Highett, 6.7 (43) to 9.10 (64). The Burras were leading by 17 points at half time, but were overrun as they could only muster one goal in the second half. Cory Hargreaves and James Anwyl were best for Keysborough in a disappointing day. The Doveton Eagles returned to the winners list with a resounding win over Mount Waverley, 12.6 (78) to 23.23 (161). The Eagles used a seven goal to zero opening term to set up the win as Ricky Johnson (five goals), Peter Dye (four goals) and Michael Callinan were dominant. In Division 3, Springvale Districts got over the line in a great battle against Ashwood, 6.4 (40) to 7.8 (50). Hampton Park was simply ruthless against Block Rock, claiming a massive 22.19 (151) to 2.8 (20) win at Robert Booth Reserve. Nathan Carver and Shannon Henwood (four goals each) were dominant up forward for Hampton Park, while Michael Henry and Jackson Philpin controlled the game. Endeavour Hills overpowered Hallam from the outset and posted a percentage-boosting win, 3.4 (22) to 26.14 (170). Daniel Morrison was the star of the day, booting 10 majors for the Falcons. Sam McLean slotted six of his own and Daniel Batson was impressive in the midfield battle.

Cam Carmody, pictured here (right), was one of the Doveton Eagles’ star performers in their thumping win on Saturday. 170574 In Division 4, Lyndhurst took care of business against Sandown, 3.11 (29) to 15.8 (98). Jarryd McGrath (five goals) and Charlie Gardiner (four goals) were dynamic up forward for the Lightning. Dandenong was outplayed by Frankston as the Dolphins ran amok, winning 19.30 (144) to

5.4 (34). Michael Lawrence and Cameron Riley were best in what was a dirty day for the Redlegs. Carrum Patterson Lakes came out firing against Cerberus and were never troubled, winning 14.14 (98) to 4.4 (28). Shane Dunn and Brenton Rafferty were superb for Carrum Patterson Lakes. Meanwhile, Lyndale scored a big

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win over Moorabbin, 12.9 (81) to 22.9 (141). Moses Faaola and Trent Day (five goals each) were dominant up forward for the Pumas. In Division 2 of the VAFA, St Johns was no match for Yarra Old Grammarians, falling 7.8 (50) to 21.14 (140). Josh Mourant (five goals) was a lone hand for St Johns.

The Rangers’ star Aussie Opals recruit By Hayley Wildes The Dandenong Rangers are looking to bounce back from what was a tough 2017/18 WNBL season and there’s no doubt that the roster they’re putting together is built to do just that. The latest signing, sure to excite Rangers fans, is two-time Olympian, WNBA and WNBL Champion, and a previous WNBL All Star Starting Five selection; Rachel Jarry. Jarry, a born and bred Victorian, who played for the University of Canberra Capitals last season, will return to her home state to suit up for the Rangers. Jarry’s international experience - which includes winning all over the globe - is sure to provide plenty on and off the court for the Rangers. Her ability, and willingness, to do whatever her team needs - be it score, rebound or defend will be invaluable. The 26-year-old is currently playing for the Sandringham Sabres in SEABL. She has cer-

tainly made her presence known; averaging 17.2 points, 9.6 rebounds and 3.9 assists - highlighted by a massive 30-point, 10-rebound and 4-assist effort against Hobart in late April. Jarry’s signature is another tick for the Rangers, who have announced a plethora of signings for the upcoming season. Bec Cole, who is currently torching opponents in SEABL action for the Melbourne Tigers and recently represented Australia at the FIBA 3x3 Asia Cup, will also be joining the Rangers for the upcoming WNBL season. The 26-year-old guard, who has the ability to play multiple positions, represented Australia at the FIBA 3x3 Asia Cup and was rewarded with Team of the Tournament selection and helped Australia claim bronze. In seven SEABL games this season, Cole is averaging a league-high 25.7 points per game, along with being in the top ten for assists (4.1) and grabbing 3.7 rebounds as well. Cole’s offensive game will help the Rangers

- a team who struggled to score at times time last season - tremendously. In two of their final three games, the Rangers were only able to put up 45 and 47 points last season. Having already announced the re-signing of head coach Larissa Anderson, along with the returns of Sara Blicavs, Tessa Lavey, Tayla Roberts, Kiera Rowe, Kayla Pedersen and Bec Pizzey, the Rangers look set for big things in 2018/19. Roberts and Pedersen will be keys to the Rangers going forward. Both are huge on the defensive end, especially Pedersen who was named Dandenong’s Defensive Player of the Year last season. Pedersen simply doesn’t let her opponent have an easy basket and with the additions of Jarry and Cole, the Rangers won’t be taking a backwards step as they look to turn around their fortunes from last season. The Rangers’ WNBL season tips off in October and the schedule, for what promises to be an exciting season, will be released shortly.

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MODEL RANGE Liftback Mazda CX-5 pricing and specifications: Price: from $33,290 (plus on-road costs) Engine: 2.5-litre four-cylinder petrol Output: 140kW and 252Nm Transmission: Six-speed auto, AWD Fuel: 7.4L/100km (ADR Combined) Warranty: Three years unlimited kilometres Safety Rating: Five Star ANCAP Blink and you may miss the changes to the Mazda CX-5 but the tweaks have added to its appeal. trol. Still no Apple CarPlay or Android Auto though which is a shame. The engines are where the changes can be seen in this CX-5 update. They are only small though so don’t expect any great revelations. The CX-5 range features two petrol engines, a 2.0-litre front-wheel-drive four-cylinder unit which has gained 1kW of power for a total of 114kW (200Nm) and the 2.5-litre all-wheeldrive four-cylinder that powered our car which has an additional 1Nm of torque (252Nm) and 140kW. The 2.5-litre petrol engine has a cylinder deactivation feature which allows it to run just two cylinders at low speeds improving fuel economy. The 2.2-litre all-wheel-drive diesel engine has been overhauled with power increasing from 129kW to 140kW and torque from 420Nm to 450Nm. The CX-5 has a five-star ANCAP safety rating and features six airbags, blind-spot alert, reverse camera, rear cross traffic alert and lowspeed automatic emergency breaking. Higher

grades get even more goodies but things like adaptive cruise control, active lane control, automatic high-beam headlights and lane departure warnings can be optioned on the Maxx Sport. There are IsoFix fastenings in the outer two rear seats and top tethers for all three if you need them. The CX-5 is a nicely balanced, beautifully behaved SUV, composed in the corners and precise in execution. Ride quality is supported by a well-tuned suspension, grip is good and it is rather easy to drive. G-Vectoring reduces torque across the front wheels when you turn shifting the weight over the axle and restores it as you accelerate out of the corner. This increases stability and reduces the number of steering adjustments that need to be made around the twisties. While not an invitation to thrash the CX-5, it certainly aids drive quality. With a drop in price and a little fine tuning, Mazda has ensured the CX-5 is an even more competitive proposition. Already a firm favourite with Australian buyers, the updated CX-5 is sure to add to the brand’s bottom line and is certainly worth a look if you are in the market.

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GROW BUSINESS … Casey Cardinia Region After discovering her son had eczema at just eight weeks of age, Michelle Vogrinec embarked on skin care blending and aromatherapy studies to begin creating her own herbal infusions. Now, 18 years on, Michelle and husband Simon export their Gaia Skin Natural products to over 24 countries - and they’re still growing. They talk to Rebecca Skilton about the challenges and rewards of exporting.

Natural growth leads way Based in Hallam, Gaia Skin Naturals caters for the whole family with products specifically created for babies, men, women and women’s pregnancy and breastfeeding journeys.They produce 42 products across 31 lines and four brands, are sold in over 5500 pharmacies, health food, baby stores, leading grocery shops and online outlets, continue to be manufactured in Australia (excluding their Bamboo Baby Wipes) and are continuously increasing their international customer base. So how did the Vogrinecs take their homemade remedy worldwide? “It’s an interesting journey because for us, export was never the focus of the business. For us, it was being able to provide a quality product to our customers,” Simon, who is now the general manager of Gaia, said. “Around 2002 we went to market and started knocking on doors of pharmacies. We got into about three or four hundred in a very short period of time and we were successful in enlisting a couple of big chains. “We started becoming a little bit more wellknown in the marketplace and (around 2003) we put together the website. Once we did that we started getting inquiries come in in relation to export.” While Michelle and Simon were successful in establishing an Australian brand profile and admit they entered the marketplace at a time when ‘the natural health area was becoming more and more prevalent', Simon does acknowledge that if he had his time again, he would tackle the export process differently. “Export has its own advances and challenges,” Simon said. “In the early days, we were everything to everybody and jumped on every opportunity, which then resource wise, pulls you different places and can put strain and pressure on. So now we pick a few markets, we go in and we actually understand the demographic of who we're selling to. “For us it’s about sustainability; going in and capturing the market and understanding what’s involved in the marketplace before pulling back so we can strategize and think, ‘Okay, what’s required in the investment of this?’ Whether it’s financial wise, resource wise, marketing wise, trade visits - there’s a whole heap of things that we have to think about as we go forward. “Because there’s no point going into a market place if you can’t sustain it. There’s no point in going in if you can’t resource it and you can’t build your brand. Otherwise you’re here today and gone tomorrow.” Understandably, the export process exponentially increased the Vogrinecs’ workload with different marketplaces obtaining different rules and regulations. However, the Gaia message is kept as uniform as possible and product formula is unwavering. Which is why Gaia will not sell businessto-business within China; a country which requires cosmetics to be tested on animals prior to distribution.

Gaia Skin Naturals General Manager Simon Vogrinec. 179694 “China’s a really interesting one,” Simon said. “Our company stance has always been that we won’t test on animals and we won’t allow our product to be tested on animals. “But one third of the population is in China. It’s a massive, massive market ... and what’s happened over the past couple of years is that things have changed (there). The consumer in China wants quality products and they have issues with domestic produced products. They don’t - trust I think is probably the right word - that what they’re buying in their marketplace is always quality.” Simon explained that consumers in China are becoming increasingly attracted to Australia’s ‘clean, green eco-friendly’ reputation, thus placing greater trust in Australian products such as Gaia.

And while China’s government is yet to change its stance on animal-testing, businesses like Gaia can reach the Chinese marketplace as long as it’s through a business-to-consumer exchange rather than a business-to-business interaction. Within China, business-to-consumer exchanges have become increasingly popular following the rise of initiatives such as one-day online flash sales and bonded warehouses, which offer channels for ‘temporary exemptions for tariffs and other regulatory requirements which apply to conventional international trade.’ “We can get into China but not through our normal distribution model,” Simon said. “We can service it, but we can’t be actively procuring or building the brand. The online area has been fantastic in being able to gain

Pictures: STEWART CHAMBERS access to the market and be able to service the consumer need, but we’re not able to step through it and actually build the business properly. “At some point we’ll be able to move into the China marketplace, but we’re not going to change our ethical standing point.” And any advice for Australian businesses looking towards exporting? “I would say you need to understand what’s involved in export because there are big risks in there,” Simon said. “People say, ‘oh that’s easy, you put it on a boat and you ship it'. Yes you do, but you have to make sure everything’s right. There are risks. “So minimising those risks, understanding what you’re getting yourself into and the questions of how, what and why you’re doing it are really important.”

Top tips for doing business with China - the easy way Before leaping into the China market, companies should be ready to face an array of planning and operational business challenges. To help businesses understand the complexities of doing business with China, the City of Greater Dandenong, the City of Casey and the Australia China Business Council of Victoria held a China Ready briefing in May designed

to equip businesses with the necessary basic information for planning and commencing commercial operations with China. The top five tips to emerge from the forum were: 1 - Ask yourself why you want to go to China. Will your products or services be successful in China? Why? How do your products

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