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Stewart Kemperman (left) holds the cup aloft after the 2018 grand final on 15 September. 185297 Picture: ROB CAREW

Shock footy move a sadness to be leaving behind a "wonderful playing group". "I'm incredibly grateful for the opportunity I got at the club to start my coaching career and develop myself- I have enormous admiration for the players and how they've sustained a successful period for the club," he said. "I'm internally grateful for the committee to make this club better each year and create a culture and place that's the envy of other clubs. "I'm also grateful to the family to allow me to put the time in to coach." Kemperman also said he is exploring his options at local and elite level and that his two premierships has only fuelled him to continue working on his coaching.

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coach a third year and understood the club's stance, and swiftly denied that there were any issues with Kemperman and the playing group, reiterating that it's all part of the transition back to Nisbet. "We asked for the players' input, and they were happy with whatever way we went - it wasn't about them voting him in or out, so there was no issues at all," he said. Kemperman ends his time at Berwick with a magnificent 92-percent strike rate, having coached the club to 34 wins from 37 outings, including an unblemished record of five wins in finals. He told the News that it was a mutual parting of ways, and he understood that it was always going to be transition when he signed up for the role two years ago. But he said there was

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One of the key architects of Berwick's back-toback SEFNL premierships, dual premiership coach Stewart Kemperman, has parted ways with the club after just two years in the job. The former Noble Park champion signed on with the club in his first senior coaching role in 2017, and guided the Wickers to back-to-back flags for just the second time in the club's illustrious history just days ago at Edwin Flack Reserve against Narre Warren. Club president Glenn Gambetta confirmed the massive news on Tuesday afternoon to the News after a series of meetings, and said that they have parted ways amicably after discussions with Kemperman about the future direction of the club.

Gambetta also confirmed that Rhys Nisbet, the 2015 premiership coach, will coach the club from 2019 as it enters 'AFL Outer East', describing it as a "transition". "Obviously it's a very difficult decision to end Stewart's time at the club, but the original plan was to offer him a two-year contract with the option of a third year," Gambetta said. "The transition from Rhys to Stewart was a smooth one, but we were always aware that Rhys was keen to return to the fold after a twoor-three year hiatus. "Rhys is now fully committed to returning to the fold, he's a Berwick boy through and through, and we're delighted to have him back on board." Gambetta said Kemperman wanted to

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Community News Casey’s Ageing Positively Festival returns The City of Casey’s Ageing Positively Festival is back next month with a variety of events worth clearing the calendar for.

The Old Cheese Factory will become a scary playground on Wednesday 31 October with a trick or treat trail and characters to meet and greet along the way.

All events as part of the festival are either FREE or low cost, with a diverse mix of activities catering to everyone’s interests!

Be part of the fun of Council’s annual Ageing Positively Festival!

Nominate now for the Casey Australia Day awards The City of Casey is reminding residents to submit their nominations for the 2019 Casey Australia Day Awards. Eligible people include both professionals and volunteers who demonstrate excellence in their ﬁelds and go above and beyond the call of duty. Take advantage of the new recycling system on offer by the City of Casey.

Recycling station comes to Bunjil Place

Enjoy a spooktacular night at Old Cheese Factory Prepare to be spooked this October as Halloween takes hold of the Old Cheese Factory for a trick or treat spectacular!

Residents can claim FREE tickets to two shows to be held at the Bunjil Place Theatre, one show aimed at grandparents and carers to enjoy together with their grandchildren and the other a celebration of Broadway.

To claim your free tickets to the Theatre shows, or to check out the Ageing Positively Festival Program, visit casey.vic.gov.au/ageingpositivelyfestival, or phone Council’s Customer Service Centre on 9705 5200.

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Nominations will be open until Wednesday 10 October with award winners to be revealed at the Casey Australia Day Awards Ceremony on Saturday 26 January 2019. To submit a nomination or ﬁnd out more, visit www.casey.vic.gov.au/cada.

The City of Casey is excited to host its very own recycling station at Bunjil Place. The unit will accept household batteries, mobile phones, DVD’s, CD’s, video tapes and audio tapes, and other items not suitable for the household rubbish or recycle bins. The station is now active and Council invites all residents to make use of it.

Nominations for the 2019 Casey Australia Day Awards will be open until Wednesday 10 October.

If you’re unsure of how to dispose of materials, visit www.casey.vic.gov.au/waste.

Lynbrook Hotel Community Contributions Fund The City of Casey is looking for eligible community groups that provide support services to apply for funds as part of the Lynbrook Hotel Community Contributions Fund. An information session will be held on 8 October 2018 at 7.00 pm at the Lynbrook Community Centre.

Activities, entertainment and roving characters will add to the atmosphere across the evening, with tickets just $12.50 for those wanting to trick or treat. Two sessions will run across the night, with the ﬁrst one kicking off at 3.00 pm for the littlest monsters, and the second beginning at 6.30 pm for those who like it a little scarier. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit the Old Cheese Factory Facebook page.

Calling all food and wine connoisseurs Visit the Old Cheese Factory on Saturday 13 October when the Casey Food and Wine Fesitval returns for 2018. The festival will present a range of local and regional producers, wineries, breweries, cider houses, gourmet food and delicious tastings! Soak in the atmosphere, with a live cooking demonstration by former Master Chef contestant Dani Ven and an interactive children’s workshop by Gourmet Kid’s and The Travelling Kitchen. The event will run from 1.00 pm – 7.00 pm with tickets $10 per person. Visit the Old Cheese Factory Facebook page for details.

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Die hard Dees fans at Bunjil Place AFL Melbourne Football Club fans gathered at Bunjil Place to cheer on their team battling the West Coast Eagles on Saturday afternoon.Fans dressed up in red and blue and watched the game together on the big screen.

Principal Rob Duncan from Narre Warren South P-12 College has been nominated as a finalist in the Outstanding Secondary Principal category in the 2018 Victorian Education Excellence Awards.

Robâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a stand-out By Jessica Anstice Narre Warren South P-12 College Rob Duncan has been nominated in the Outstanding Secondary Principal category and the school has also been nominated in the Oustanding School Advancement Principal Class Team for the 2018 Victorian Education Excellence Awards. Mr Duncan believes there is no greater purpose for a public school than its contribution to the lives and outcomes of its local community. As principal of Narre Warren South P-12 College, Mr Duncan has led the transition of his school since 2015 to become a leading and thriving centre of education excellence. "I am proud of the achievement of our college and pleased that the work that many people have put in over the past few years has been acknowledged in this way," Mr Duncan said. "I work with some exceptional educators in a great school where students come first. "It is a great acknowledgement for the college leadership team, teaching and support staff, parents but most importantly students, who are re-

ally proud to be students at Narre Warren South P-12 College." Under Robert's leadership, the school has made significant progress in programs that will have lifelong outcomes for its growing population of students. Empowering students through viable student pathways matched to their aspirations has seen the school's highly successful VCAL, VET and VCE programs delivering great destinations for Narre Warren South students moving from school into work, training and higher education pathways. Major growth in literacy and numeracy has also been achieved through data-driven teaching strategies to support students with additional needs and those from migrant backgrounds. In addition, Mr Duncan has forged schoolcommunity partnerships and led key funding initiatives that will extend the reach and value of the school, including a soon-to-be constructed joint-use state of the art soccer pitch and a performing arts centre. His vision for sustainable school improve-

ment embodies everything that impacts student learning and outcomes. From resource management, facility upgrades and leadership development to parent engagement and community partnerships - Mr Duncan says he is proud to work with a team of exceptional educators delivering the very best for his whole school community. "Our school's results have been exceptional with great VCE and VCAL results and a huge improvement in NAPLAN data," he said. "In addition we have outstanding student survey results which indicate a high level of connectedness to school. "We are one of the very few 'Influence' schools in the state and we have over 320 students enrolled for Year 7 next year. In fact we have become so popular that we have had to enforce our designated neighbourhood boundary." All finalists will attend an award presentation ceremony on Friday 26 October at the Plaza Ballroom in Melbourne where the winner will be announced.

Opposition kicks in for Berwick soccer An elected Liberal Nationals Government will contribute $600,000 towards a new synthetic soccer pitch for the Berwick Churches Soccer Club (BCSC). The BCSC is a Christian based soccer club, administered by volunteers. It fields teams in Kick Start, all junior age groups and both men's and women's seniors in the Victorian Churches Football Association. "Sport and recreation play a vital role in the Berwick community," Liberal candidate for

Narre Warren South Susan Serey said. "As the local candidate, I am very pleased to make this election commitment to help local clubs develop better recreation facilities and provide more opportunities for local residents to play and enjoy sport. "This upgrade will ensure that the Berwick sports precinct can be enjoyed by the local community for many years to come." The philosophy of the club is not to turn members away and in particular, it wishes to

reach out to the South Sudanese youth and local community who love soccer. A synthetic soccer pitch would enable the club to cater for more players, games and teams. "The Liberal Nationals have long supported the fantastic sporting achievements by Berwick Churches Soccer Club and are committed to working with local councils, clubs and communities to develop good quality, local facilities that bring more people together through sport," shadow minister for sport Danny O'Brien said.

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What is something people don't know about you? I like trucks - I am Secretary of the Trafalgar Truck Restorers Club, I have a truck blog and we have four historic trucks! What was your most memorable moment? I would have to say my wedding day - 30 years ago March 26 at my parents garden at Cora Lynn. It was a beautiful sunny day and the whole day was just perfect. What's the best thing about being a historian? Finding out historical connections between people, places and events. And also, people who are interested in history are always so lovely. What is your favourite movie? You may find this hard to believe but the last movie I saw with my husband (at the Cinema) was the original Crocodile Dundee - over 30 years ago! However, I do watch The Blues Brothers every time it comes on TV. If you were PM for a day, what would you do? Start a national fund to support history and the restoration of historic buildings. At school I...... Was a good student academically and incredibly bad at sport. Where is your favourite holiday destination? Tasmania - we went there for our honeymoon. So many lovely historic places! Which six guests dead or alive, would you invite to dinner? Queen Victoria, Clint Eastwood, Neil Armstrong (first man on the moon), Elvis Presley, my husband John (because he would really like to meet Elvis) and George Stephenson, the railway pioneer. What's your favorite book? My favourite author is Arthur Upfield, the author of the Napoleon Bonaparte, novels. They

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Rising rugby stars Kilberry Valley Primary School boys' rugby team made it into the state finals and the girls rugby team received a 'wild card' and are also playing in the state finals. On Tuesday 18 September the Pakenham Eels Rugby League team hosted the Billy Slater Qualifier in Pakenham District, and many City of Casey and Cardinia schools participated in the event. "Our students were amazing on the field and off the field showing great sportsmanship and teamwork," physical education teacher Lachlan Clydesdale said. "Well done everyone involved especially parents and school community who supported both teams."

Three men have been arrested after being spotted in an outstanding stolen car in Malvern East on Thursday, September 20. Police were called to a service station on Warrigal Road following reports of the men acting suspiciously in a Mitsubishi Pajero just after 11pm. A number of police units attended and the trio were arrested as they attempted to flee on foot. A 25-year-old Endeavour Hills man, a 28-year-old Noble Park man, and a 31-year-old Berwick man, all remain in custody and are assisting police with their enquiries.

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We are disturbed to read that the Pakenham public celebration of the Diwali Festival of Lights is under threat because of bureaucratic red tape. We attended the inaugural festival last year in P.B. Ronald Reserve. It was a great occasion, an opportunity to meet the shire’s Indian community and see something of its culture on display, a variety of high quality food and a stream of enthusiastic dancers. The event was also attended by Cr Brett Owen, at that time the mayor, and Cr Michael Schilling. Cr Owen, resplendent in traditional white Indian clothing rather than his mayoral gowns, showed every sign of enjoying himself as he circulated in the crowd and danced to the music. According to Star News of 20 September, the festival is organised entirely by volunteers from the Indian community, through the Indian Association Casey Cardinia (IACC), and they have already spent $10,000 to meet council criteria for venue hire. Now they have been asked to produce a “comprehensive traffic management report”, at their own expense, before council will approve the venue. This is threatening IACC’s ability to hold Diwali. Last year’s event attracted almost 1000 people. Was this even allowed to proceed without a “comprehensive traffic management report”? If so, how is the situation different this year? We wonder if similar restrictions are imposed on other voluntary events in Pakenham, such as Yakkerboo, which surely faces a greater “traffic management” issue in closing off several streets for the annual Yakkerboo parade. Also, the council donates $15,000 to the Pakenham Racing Club each year for its Kids Night Out event. In our understanding, the Racing Club is not a not-for-profit community group. Every community on this planet, both large and small, relies on regular events to celebrate community spirit and bring people out of their homes to gather together. In mainstream Australian culture, events such as Christmas and the AFL Grand Final serve such a purpose. People from other cultures, migrating to Australia, bring us their joyful celebrations as well as their tax dollars. Surely few find it strange that the German Oktoberfest and the Greek Glendi Festival, to name only two, are now a familiar part of Australian culture, and can reasonably be called mainstream. By accepting these festivals and celebrations, we are welcoming those members of our community, and celebrating the acceptance of diversity in Australian culture which most people readily acknowledge to be one of its most vital features. Is our council showing a welcoming attitude to the Indian community by imposing restrictions such as Diwali faces? Or is the council prepared to support the community spirit by getting behind Diwali, rather than extinguishing the Festival of Light with a blanket of paperwork? Span Hanna and Cheryl Gosling, Pakenham.

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people in the City of Casey only, who have no homes, as such, but are couch surfing, sleeping in makeshift accommodation, and sleeping rough also. This does seem like 1000 too many: and housing for people who have money is evidently not a solution for this. Karen Young, Casey.

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Retracing a lifeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s journey By Cam Lucadou-Wells Denise Lyons' grand plans to reprise her inspirational 32-kilometre charity walk in memory of her late sister Anne has taken an unplanned detour. But she and the walk, which supports research into the 'forgotten cancers', are still steaming ahead on 8 September. Ms Lyons, a personal assistant at Dandenong Hospital, had become an avid walker despite the "daily reminders" of her own cancer survival. However at the start of the year, her daily walks were cruelled by a painful foot-ligament injury, plantar fasciitis. "I'm absolutely hating it," she says. "The doctors say the only treatment is rest. It's a slow process." Last year, she raised $4200 when she trekked from her childhood home in Nar Nar Goon to Hampton Park. She travelled via Pakenham, Officer, Beaconsfield and Berwick to St Kevin's Catholic Church, Hampton Park - where her sister Anne's funeral service was held 16 years ago to the day. The walk, in a way, covers the geographical arc of Anne's life. Next month, Ms Lyons is aiming to cover about half the trip - as well as giving strong support to her son Sam and other family and friends over the remaining 16 kilometres. In the leadup, it's been a chance to delve through old photos and remember her effervescent, life-loving sister. Anne was just 30 when first diagnosed with pancreatic cancer - the same illness that claimed her father. She still loved life even while living with the illness for seven years, Ms Lyons said. "She could tell a story with her hands. "She was full of life, energy and fun."

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Denise Lyons with her support crew at the start of last year's walk in Nar Nar Goon. 172601 Ms Lyons was diagnosed with cancer herself six years ago, and underwent two surgeries, chemo and radiotheraphy. Daily, she endures lymphoedema and the occasional stinging pain. She has to avoid cuts, and take daily medication.

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Businesses hope for win Some of the South-East region’s best businesses are vying for this year’s Casey Cardinia Business Awards. In the lead-up to the gala presentation dinner on Friday 26 October, the News will profile the nominees in each category. This week we look at Health, Education and Well-being and Home-based Businesses. Health, Education and Well-being YMCA Casey YMCA is a community not for profit organisation that has served the Victorian community since 1853. With around 8,000 staff and volunteers, YMCA Victoria delivers services at more than 150 locations every day in settings including camps, student accommodation, community recreation and sporting facilities, swimming pools, early education, schools and kindergartens, youth services and youth justice facilities. The YMCA in Casey manage seven recreation centres for the City of Casey: Casey ARC, Casey RACE, Doveton Pool in the Park, Casey Stadium, Endeavour Hills Leisure Centre, Berwick Leisure Centre and Olive Road Sporting Complex. Beaconsfield Dental Beaconsfield Dental is a modern, progressive dental clinic in Berwick providing all aspects of dental care to the community in an environmentally sustainable manner. The firm’s motto is ’Beaconsfield Dental - Caring for the community and the environment’. Dr Robert Panjkov established Beaconsfield Dental 30 years ago in 1988. Now, three decades on and a new location later, he works alongside his wife Lisa, their two daughters Melissa and Jacinta, and an experienced team of dentists. Bfirm Personal Training Established in 2007, Bfirm Personal Training was created to meet a demand in the market for personalised training solutions, tailoring

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sessions to each individual’s specific goals. This personalised approach includes mentoring, rehabilitation (pre and post surgery/injury), and specialised training (eg. pregnancy). Bfirm also extends to its members alliances with fellow Casey Cardinia health and lifestyle businesses such as myotherapy, physiother-

apy, nutritional services and general practicioners, offering an all encompassing well-being approach. “The culture developed in our business is all about building a community and providing an environment where our clients can reach their goals while having fun and being moti-

vated by fellow Bfirm members and staff,“ said owner Michael Harold. Home-based businesses KoKayDee Trian Wickramasinghe says he “liberates plants from pots and creates dangling sculptural objects of desire out of coconut fibre and string“. “We simply call them KoKayDees! “ Mr Wickramasinghe said each pot is handmade with love in Berwick. “Each and every KoKayDee is 100 per cent natural and has their own unique personality.“ Sold By Group Andy Ried says the mission at Sold By Group is to “communicate and inspire so that others can also find happiness“. “We provide professional services in auctioneering, marketing support and donate our services to charity and non-profit organisations. “We are a team of auctioneers, public speakers and professional marketing consultants who love to make noise either in public or online for your cause!“ Travel Managers Nicole Edgar is a personal travel manager who, for the past 10 years, has been operating her TravelManagers (Narre Warren South) mobile travel agency business, designing personalised, customised and tailor-made leisure holidays for clients. Ms Edgar’s goal is to enhance her clients’ overall travel experience. She said her vision was to create life-long positive memories for her travelling clients.

Doveton Drought Relief Fundraiser SUNDAY 7 OCTOBER, 2018 12PM - 6PM JOHN PANDAZOPOULOS HALL 78 POWER RD, DOVETON $10 ENTRY CONTACT JENNY COLVIN ON 0402 286 935 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION

Spurred on by the hardship experienced by our farmers, Doveton icons, Ruth Murray & Jenny Colvin have organised entertainers from all over Australia to come to Doveton to perform nonstop music all day to help raise funds. Every dollar raised will go to Drought Angels. A remarkable organisation which provides on the ground support for our farmers. I hope you and your family can attend and support this very worthwhile cause.

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A nice addition for Haileybury College Haileybury has won the 2018 Mathspace Teacher Challenge which attracted over 80,000 students and 1300 teachers from across Australia. The Mathspace Teacher challenge is about recognizing and rewarding teachers for the impact they have - not just on student achievement, but also on their students' growth. Keysborough maths teacher Sally Green

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and her class of Year 5 girls achieved the highest score using the Mathspace online program, ending with 6226.05 points. This was almost 1000 points ahead of second place. Haileybury had 14 teachers in the Top 200 and three in the Top 20. In winning this competition Haileybury receives $10,000 towards the school, a student STEM entrepreneurship workshop and a staff networking workshop

with Adam Spencer. Mathspace CEO, Mohamad Jebara was very pleased with the results and the class's determination and hard work. "It's especially exciting to see that Sally's winning students are an all girl class," he said. "With such a large gender divide in school mathematics participation, it's great to see an all-girl class take first place."

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Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate Brooke Lawson. The 13-year-old Hoppers Crossing girl was last seen on 29 August. Police and family members hold concerns for Brooke's welfare due to her age and have released an image in the hope someone recognises her and can provide information on her whereabouts. Brooke is described as having long fair hair. She is known to frequent the south-eastern suburbs, particularly Endeavour Hills, Narre Warren and Dandenong. Anyone who sees Brooke or has information on her whereabouts is urged to contact Werribee Police Station on 9742 9444.

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Have you seen this man? James Shultz failed to appear at the Dandenong Magistrates' Court on December 7, 2017 for numerous alleged offences including contravening a community corrections order, theft and evading police. Eight warrants have been issued for the arrest of the 24 -year-old. He is known to frequent the Berwick and Pakenham areas. 12400050-CG40-18

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Kids show true colours By Jessica Anstice Students, teachers and parents at Oatlands Primary School have geared up in the lead up to the 2018 AFL Grand Final. Everyone came dressed in their favourite football team colours in exchange for a gold coin donation. Classes had a range of different footy related activities during the day. Money raised will go towards improving school facilities. Oatlands Primary School is currently fundraising for new drinking taps near the Grade 4 and 5 portables and more resources for their maths, English and digital technology.

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Sir Zelman Cowen Centre at Victoria University ASPIRE program and a recent grant to hand the project over to the Muslim Community.

Sir Zelman Cowen Centre awarded innovation grant Victoria University is proud to announce that the Sir Zelman Cowen Centre has been awarded a $280,000 grant from the Lord Mayor's Charitable Foundation, one of Australia's leading philanthropic organisations proactively supporting Melbourne and its community. The grant was awarded for the project Aspire: Young Muslim Women's Governance and Leadership Training Program. Supported by the Islamic Council of Victoria, the Aspire program has run for two years, engaging 32 high achieving Muslim women who work within the Muslim community to improve organisational governance while simultaneously developing individual leadership skills. Aspire is about opening professional doors to young Muslim women who may not otherwise have the networks and career enhancement opportunities. The Lord Mayor's Charitable Foundation Scaling-Up Innovation Grant will devolve responsibility of this highly successful program back to the Muslim community itself. Selected alumnae from the first two programs will ac-

From left, Luke Donnellan MP, Niki Rovinson treasurer and Rocco Rullo president from the Endeavour United Soccer Club at the Reema Reserve in Endeavour Hills.

World Game Funds boost Member for Narre Warren North Luke Donnellan MP was thrilled to join with President Rocco Rullo and Treasurer Niki Rovinson from the Endeavour United Soccer Club to announce funding of over $102,000 in World Game Funds. The funding is to enable the provision of new and upgraded floodlighting at their Reema Reserve home grounds in Endeavour Hills. This World Game Grant will strengthen Endeavour United Soccer Club and support the vital contribution they make to grassroots sport in this area.

cess further training in project management, facilitation, event management and marketing so that they can progressively assume responsibility for subsequent iterations of the program in 2019 and 2020. The Sir Zelman Cowen Centre is honoured to receive this grant from the Lord Mayor's Charitable Foundation, which will empower the outstanding young women in Aspire to take ownership of the program, to shape their communities from within. Narre Warren's Aya El Kady, one of the participants in the Aspire 2018 program, observes that, "What makes Aspire unique is that it really challenges ostracised, young Muslim women to traverse beyond their comfort zone, requiring them to demonstrate exemplary governance and leadership skills through a train-thetrainer approach, which obliges them to share their skills with their communities. "Aspire provides a voice to the voiceless, by empowering Muslim women to be a force of change in our communities and in wider society."

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Keep busy at Casey Central There's plenty to keep the kids amused these school holidays at Casey Central Shopping Centre. From Monday 1 October to Saturday 6 October at 11am to 2pm daily, catch the Grass Head Characters live show. Spring into Casey where the kids can get their green thumbs dirty and make their own grass head character in-centre and watch it grow at home! And for those looking a little further ahead and wondering what to do with the family on the weekend, from 10am to 5pm on October 14, Casey Central will be holding its very own market day.

The event will offer handmade and locally sourced delights in the one location with free, convenient parking and kids' entertainment. Head to the Casey Central website for more details! Casey Central endeavours to have locals' everyday shopping needs covered. The centre boasts over 90 shops, three supermarkets, a Target, an amazing fresh food hall plus loads of options for takeaway and casual dining. Casey Central Shopping Centre is located at 400 Narre Warren-Cranbourne Road in Narre Warren South. For more information, phone 9768 4101 or visit caseycentral.com.au.

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Visit the control tower, media centre and pit roof, and of course get the opportunity to snap that ‘hero’ photo on the winner’s podium. Visitors can also get behind the controls of Australia’s largest GP Slot Car track, or challenge their mates on the race simulators with a virtual race of the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit. Guests also have the opportunity to wander through the tranquil water gardens to the viewing mound where they can capture some of the most unique and invigorating panoramic views of Bass Strait and Cape Woolamai. And after all the excitement, Champions Cafe offers a fresh, healthy menu with plenty of choices, and the gift shop has a wide selection of apparel, merchandise and souvenirs to choose from. There are also two $50 RSL vouchers to giveaway over the holidays. Winners are randomly chosen - all visitors have to do is the visit the visitor centre! For more information, phone 5952 9400 or visit www.phillipislandcircuit.com.au.

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The Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit is the destination for the whole family with hours of entertainment and enjoyment on offer over these school holidays. Move into the fast lane with go-karting on the 750-metre scale replica Grand Prix circuit. Situated alongside the circuit and overlooking Bass Strait, this go-kart experience is like no other. Visitors can try and beat the fastest times of the day, or just compete against their personal best with the circuit’s lap time printouts. Groups are welcome and duel-control Tandem Karts are available for the youngsters. The circuit has also secured a superb private collection of 24 grand prix winning motorcycles from the famous Italian marques Aprilia and Cagiva. The two-wheel treasures are permanently installed as the star exhibit in the History of Motorsport Display at the visitor centre. Follow in the footsteps of racing superstars on the daily guided circuit tour, which provides access to exclusive and restricted areas.

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MARKETING AWARDS FOR TEAM FACEY FACEY Industrial Commercial has been judged the leaders in marketing for the third consecutive year at the REIV Commercial and Industrial Marketing Awards. The Facey team took home two awards at Watermark in Docklands on Thursday 13 September. The successful campaigns were for the sale of a commercial property at 15 Langmore Lane in Berwick and an industrial property at 1,2 and 3/5 Berends Drive in Dandenong. Facey was also a finalist for the campaign run for 11 Levinda Drive in Carrum Downs. Director Mark Bond was thrilled with the success and paid tribute to the dedicated team. “This year’s double win, along with wins in two previous years, cement Facey Industrial Commercial’s position as the most innovative and strategic marketers of commercial real estate in Melbourne’s great South East,” Mr Bond said. REIV president Richard Simpson said the awards are a great opportunity to recognise the increasingly innovative and tailored campaigns. “Each year, the judges are blown away with the level of consideration and attention to detail that goes into these campaigns: this year we’ve seen dedicated websites, a film series and drone photography as well as traditional print advertising, signage and brochures.” ●

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RARE OPPORTUNITY IN NARRE NORTH A RARE opportunity exists to purchase this lovely home in Narre Warren North, close to everything a family could need and only a short drive to the freeway. The home has five spacious bedrooms with built-in robes, two of the bedrooms have ensuites and the master has a walkin robe. The bathrooms are fully renovated with modern fixtures and colour pallette. There is a large fully renovated kitchen with stone benches, stainless steel appliances and a walk-in pantry, perfectly positioned in the centre of the home for entertaining. It overlooks the meals area, family room and out to the enclosed pergola. There is also a generous sized study

or retreat area - a very usable room with a built-in storage cupboard and views of the back yard. The pergola has a gable roof and timber decking, a fantastic space to entertain your family and friends. There is plenty of storage on this property - two garages and two sheds. One garage is approximately 11x11m with a workshop area and the other is about 5.5x5.5m. Whatever toys you have, there is a place to store them here! Some of the other features include ducted heating, evaporative cooling, split system cooling, ceiling fans and solar panels. Make an appointment to inspect this home today to avoid disappointment. â&#x2014;?

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QuALITY unIT – oLD BERWICK This beautifully presented 3 bedroom unit is situated within walking distance to the Village & pioneer park making an ideal home or investment. The unit enjoys direct street frontage, open plan living with polished timber floors throughout the modern kitchen area & the large meals area. The lounge room with carpets and split system is north facing making it light and bright. The master bedroom enjoys the benefits of a FEs & ample robe space while the other bedrooms have robe space. A double garage with direct internal access & remote door is ideal while the private courtyard is both low maintenance & practical. This could be the one you’ve been waiting for, inspect with confidence!

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THE GRANGE: A HERITAGE CLASSIC THIS historic tri-gabled Victorian homestead (circa 1885) set amidst four hectares (10 acres) of elevated land is a rare heritage offering. Introduced by an avenue of majestic oaks and elms, the first owner of this magnificent country residence was John McMahon, the Lord Mayor of Fitzroy and founder of the Fitzroy Football Club. Most likely his weekend retreat, its plantings are thought to be of a similar age to those in the Fitzroy Gardens. The structure of the home remains true to its origins, with modern concessions and today is a comfortable, well appointed family home with inclusions such as reverse cycle air conditioning, a superb country kitchen with Paul Bocuse oven and beautifully appointed living rooms with harmonious connections to garden terraces and beyond. The homestead is further complemented by a cottage, thought to have been the original home/ stables, divided into two self-contained guest suites. These would perfectly suit a bed and breakfast venture, house a live-in manager or provide extended family/guest accommodation. An impressive drive-through stable complex has been constructed sympathetically to the homestead and is finished to a very high standard. It comprises four stables, tack/feed, loft and hot/cold wash.

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knowing that at some point in time, no matter what you decide, your financial future is assured. (potential of 11 unit site development STCA over entire 2523m2) The highest workmanship is more than apparent as you wander through both formal and informal living areas, discovering the sizeable Blackwood kitchen, oversized bedrooms, feature ceiling heights, amazing attention to detail, and excellent fittings and fixtures, with a grandiose style entrance staircase.

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Situated in the envious Northside of Berwick, surrounded by high end homes and manicured gardens. Kitchen with granite benchtops, WIP, and S/S appliances. Master suite with WIR, and ensuite with twin basin and spa bath. Sizeable living areas including formal dining and rumpus room. Outside living features beautiful cabana, on-looking a beautiful in-ground pool. Ducted heating, security system, ducted vacuum, garden shed, 3000L water tank and 4 car garage with rear roller door.

$1,250,000 - $1,350,000 View Friday @ 11.30am harcourts.com.au/VBW25274

nestled among a neatly kempt street, is this exceptional three-bedroom home. Kitchen with S/S appliances and a butlerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s pantry. Living room with ornate gas log fire place. Outdoor living features decked pergola. 2 x split system, ceiling fans, high ceilings, and a double lock up garage. Close proximity to Timbarra Shops, Berwick Village, Fountain Gate Shopping Centre, schools, public transport, parkland, sports and medical facilities.

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Berwick 28 Bayleaf Street Superb Contemporary Lifestyle Beautifully finished, low maintenance living, you will love this three bedroom plus study nook home, with views to the north and high quality throughout. Gorgeous façade is but a taste of the high level of fittings and fixtures, with fabulous floorboards to the living spaces and feature tiles to trafic areas, carpet to the bedrooms, feature ceilings, and floor to ceiling tiles in both the ensuite and main bathroom. Well-appointed kitchen complete with stone benches,

For Sale stainless steel appliances, sot closing drawers, and high gloss cupboards, is the central showpiece of the home. Split system coolers abound, dry entry from the remote DLUG, views to the north from the undercover alfresco and living spaces, and sizeable laundry. Located convenient to schools, shops and parklands and easy most everywhere, yet still exceedingly quiet. Inspect with confidence.

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Berwick 32 Chirnside Road

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Discover this two bedroom dwelling with family and meals space, overlooked by well maintained kitchen, semi-ensuite and WIR to the main bedroom, and single garage. Attractive complex, whereby one can engage with the locals easily with communal spaces and activities, courtesy bus into Berwick village, or preserve you own privacy as you wish. Neat and sweet with new carpet, heating and cooling, and private rear alfresco area. Perfect low maintenance, independent lifestyle.

$320,000 - $340,000 View Friday @ 2.30pm harcourts.com.au/VBW25262

Situated in the increasingly popular Brentwood P12 zone. Sunlit formal lounge, with plenty of storage, well appointed neutral toned kitchen with S/S appliances and real polished timber floorboards throughout. Family room opens out to large timber decked covered alfresco area, with spacious green backyard. Master is favored with WIR and ensuite, whilst the three remaining bedrooms have BIRs. Ducted heating, split system cooling and more cupboards to the hallway.

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Proudly positioned in The Chase is this contemporary family home in a premium court location, only moments from Eden Rise Shopping Centre and an array of quality Schools. Additional appointments include heating and cooling, double garage with drive through roller door, plentiful storage and much more. Parking is copious with enough space for a boat, caravan or trailers, this home caters for everyone!

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Situated just a stones throw from all that Lakeside Pakenham has to offer sits this tri-level town house perfect for the lifestyle you’ve always wanted. With location second to none, adjacent proudly sits the lake, only minutes by foot to shops, cafes, restaurants and schools. Features include: split system, European streamlined laundry, abundance of storage. Walking distance to public transport and minutes to the freeway.

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Prime 800sqm Corner Site

Price $460,000 - $490,000

Whether you are looking to redevelop the site, business premises (STCA), or looking for a central location to reside in, this fantastic property ticks all the boxes. The home is renovated and ﬁlled with natural light. The north facing yard is child friendly, and offers side vehicle access. With polished timber ﬂoors, gas ducted heating, evaporative cooling, and dishwasher, the home is ready to live in or lease immediately.

View Friday 11-11:30am (Photo ID Required) Contact Ryan Wallace 0432 625 549 Marisa Adams 0409 910 053

Auction Saturday 13th October at 11am View Sunday 1-1:30pm (Photo ID Required) Contact Anita Taylor 0432 805 596 Andrew Brown 0411 043 625

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A RARE SLICE OF HEAVEN IN BERWICK SET amid the beauty and luxury of Berwick’s most desirable and enviable streets is this flat. North-facing on a 1444 square metre allotment, it has endless opportunities. Live amongst the gorgeous, old oak trees in a street full of life; incorporating reputable homes and lush greenery. It will definitely excite the senses. A private laneway leads up to a secluded haven, ready for your next dream home, sitting quietly on an immense 1444 square metres of prime Berwick real estate. The owners have created the boundary line of trees and native plants, providing a welcome feel and the perfect foundation to begin your build. Enjoy this well-established area which offers a short walk to trendy cafes, shops and popular restaurants. The Berwick train station and St Margaret’s School are only a short stroll away and it is in close proximity to Monash University, Casey Hospital and M1 Freeway access – making it the perfect family location. Be quick as this opportunity comes once in a lifetime! ●

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 42C Langmore Lane, BERWICK, VIC 3806 Price: $1,450,000 - $1,550,000 Contact: Sarah James 0419 144 611, PEAKE REAL ESTATE 9707 5300

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RESORT STYLE LIVING... NORTHSIDE SITUATED in the envious northside of Berwick, surrounded by high end homes and manicured gardens, is your forever home. Boasting classic red-brick facade and landscaped gardens, you are drawn inside - met with the feature staircase. The heart of the home comprises of hostess kitchen with granite benchtops, a walk-in pantry and stainless-steel appliances - with adjacent meals area and living room, as well as a formal dining space. The first floor also offers an additional living area as well as a convenient family study. The second level provides sleeping accommodation - the generous master suite with walk-in robe and ensuite with twin basin and spa bath, with stunning views from the window. The three remaining bedrooms are serviced by built-in robes and two bathrooms. Epic proportions, complemented by high quality fittings, fixtures and finishes - this exceptional home will accommodate any modern family. Outside living features a beautiful cabana, overlooking a beautiful in-ground pool - an entertainers delight! Privacy, established greenery and grassed area, ensures a fantastic atmosphere to spend time with family and friends. Features include but are not limited to;

ducted heating, security system, ducted vacuum, garden shed, 3000 litre water tank and four car garage with rear roller door. In a prime northside location, there is close proximity to Berwick Village, Timbarra shops, Fountain Gate Shopping Centre, prestigious schools, public transport, freeway access, as well as medical and sports facilities. â&#x2014;?

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 54 Leemak Crescent, BERWICK, VIC 3806 Description: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 1 study, 4 garage Price: $1,250,000 - $1,350,000 Inspect: By Appointment Contact: Katrina Bartlett 0414 791 161, HARCOURTS BERWICK 12400844-RC40-18

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BERWICK 53 Jerilderie Drive 28 Bayleaf Street 21 Rivera Drive 32 Chirnside Road 4 Haverbrack Drive 33 Northgate Drive 29 Saul Avenue 16/21-25 Parkhill Drive 18 Inkerman Street

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Class & style in the heart of Berwick.

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Class, style and a superb position just steps from leafy Pioneers Park and Berwick’s shopping heart make this boutique gated development a prized lifestyle choice!

Daniel Arnott 0487 953 333

• 3 bedrooms and downstairs master • Large open plan living and dining • Stunning kitchens with quality European appliances • Fully landscaped with elegant and private alfresco decking Low-maintenance living, call now to inspect.

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Berwick 9 Cord Close

Grandeur, views & location. For sale. $900,000 - $990,000 Extras comforts include; ducted heating, ceiling fans, ducted vacuum, evaporative cooling, polished hardwood timber floors, alarm system, water tank, and much more. • 4 bedrooms, Master with walk in robe and full en-suite • Study with external access to rear yard • Double remote, Oversized lock up garage • Formal lounge. And family/dining zone

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Berwick 4/8 Castlegate Place

Downsize in Olde Berwick. For sale. Contact Agent Positioned in a quiet court location with close proximity to both Berwick Village and Beaconsfield shopping precinct, public transport, Akoona Park, medical centres and much more. • 3 bedrooms, master with WIR and ensuite • Open plan living with plenty of natural sunlight • Smeg kitchen appliances, Caesar stone bench tops throughout • Ducted heating, split system cooling, ceiling fans • Water tank, internal garage access • Quality floor coverings and window furnishings

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Narre Warren South 6 Crawfordsburn Court

Grand living by the lake. For auction. Saturday 13th October at 12:30pm So close to the best lake and parks, the best amenities and elite schools. • Multiple living areas • Palatial bathrooms connected to all bedrooms • Contemporary kitchen and butlers pantry • Huge outdoor living with room for a pool • Suntech solar panels with Enphase Microinverter So close to the best lake and parks, the best amenities and elite schools.

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• 5 bedrooms, master with ensuite and walk in robe • Open plan lounge and meals area with separate rumpus • Additional room with private entry, suitable for a salon

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767 sqm of Blue Ribbon land! Living in this location will bring all the convenience at your doorstep. Quality schools, Chisholm TAFE, Federation University, Casey and St John of God Hospital, Eden Rise Shopping Centre, Berwick Train Station.

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Properties for lease. Berwick 2/53 Collins Crescent 21 Michelle Drive 44 Mitre Crescent 44 Collins Crescent 10 Landra Court 11 Emmett Avenue 8 Ridge Road 26 Piermont Drive 37 Macreadie Drive 1/23 Farnborough Way 16 Middleton Grove Botanic Ridge 16 Lightfoot Rise Cranbourne West 47 George Frederick Rd

$330 pw $370 pw $340 pw $360 pw $510 pw $460 pw $510 pw $610 pw $425 pw $375 pw $610 pw

Clyde North 11 Connewarra Cres 32 Jackwood Drive 14 Coolana Drive 13 Romney Way 2 Bunyip Lane 12 Seed Crescent

$370 pw $380 pw $420 pw $440 pw $390 pw $515 pw

Cranbourne 38 Valepark Crescent

$420 pw

$570 pw

Cranbourne East 22 Starling Street 18 Genevieve Circuit 28 Foxwood Drive

$400 pw $410 pw $410 pw

$420 pw

Cranbourne North 3 Elkedra Way

$490 pw

Hampton Park 185 Pound Road 3 Amy Court

$540 pw $350 pw

Endeavour Hills 10 Collett Rise 11 Endeavour Crescent 6 John Edgecumbe Way 13 Tunley Close

$390 pw $400 pw $380 pw $430 pw

Narre Warren 2 Tralee Circuit 2 Andene Drive 6 Fira Court 78 Sweeney Drive

$420 pw $345 pw $360 pw $350 pw

Narre Warren South 9 Woolshed Road 78 Harold Keys Drive

$650 pw $380 pw

Pakenham 41 Everly Circuit 59B Warren Road 12 Elderberry Way

$410 pw $450 pw $350 pw

Providing outstanding service for both landlords and tenants. Narre Warren 32 Overland Drive 8794 0500

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FOCUS ON â&#x20AC;Ś SCHOOL HOLIDAYS AND ACTIVITIES

Spring in to the gardens These school holidays, escape the everyday for the green retreats at the Cranbourne Gardens, where young ones of all ages can engage in nature-based experiences. The Cranbourne Gardens are bursting with a variety of free and affordable activities - from drop-in craft workshops, guided tours in remnant bushland, to the night sky and heritage telescopes. From Tuesday 25 September to Friday 28 September (10am to 12noon and 1.30pm to 3.30pm) and Saturday 29 September (10am to 12noon), kids aged 2 to 12 years can take part in the Garden's Paper Planet free activity. Children's imaginations will run wild in this planet made of paper and natural materials from Cranbourne Gardens. Enliven the space with handmade creatures and critters, vines and flowers, costumes and constructions. During this installation, participants are invited to continually add to the forest and build whole communities. Theatre and play merge as children discover an imaginative world for adventures in this forest of their own making. Paper Planet is an experience that all ages will find inspiring and utterly blissful Then, on Tuesday 2 October and Thursday 4 October at 10.30am, children aged 5 to 12 years (and accompanied by an adult) are invited to go on the Manna Discovery Walk. Go on this school holiday adventure and discover a slice of Cranbourne Gardens' bushland. Be led by an experienced guide along the Manna Walk and seek out the mysteries of the native environment. Get in touch with the land through nature play and a hands-on activity. Pack a picnic and explore the rest of the Gardens after the tour. Bookings are essential and tickets are $5 per person.

The Cranbourne Gardens are bursting with a variety of free and affordable activities these school holidays. The Cranbourne Gardens also has a number of frequent experiences including the 'Garden Explorer Bus', which is a daily tour for all ages. Bookings are essential and tickets are $10 for adults, $8 for concessions, children and friends' members, and $25 for families (two

adults and two children). Alternatively, there's 'Snapshots of Australia,' which is a daily tour held at 11am. Bookings are essential and tickets are $7.50 for adults and $6.50 for concessions, children and friends' members.

The Cranbourne Gardens are located on the corner of Ballarto Road and Botanic Drive in Cranbourne (off the South Gippsland Highway). For more information, phone 5990 2200 or visit www.rbg.vic.gov.au/visit-cranbourne.

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WHAT’S ON Trivia Night

Hunters Green Retirement Village

A fun night out for all ages. Bring your food and drinks, but most importantly bring your trivia brain. Silent auctions galore will be available where many go for less than their value. This is a fundraising night for Casey Choir. Book a table or just book a ticket or two. Bookings are essential on 0403 012 453 Saturday 27 October at 7pm. Beaconsfield Community Centre, 8 O'Neil Road, Beaconsfield. Tickets: $20

Paper Planet Children s imaginations will run wild in this planet made of paper and natural materials from Cranbourne Gardens. Enliven the space with handmade creatures and critters, vines and flowers, costumes and constructions. Theatre and play merge as children discover an imaginative world for adventures in this forest of their own making. Paper Planet is an experience that all ages will find inspiring and utterly blissful. By Polyglot Theatre Tuesday 25 September to Friday 28 September - drop in 10am to 12noon and 1.30pm to 3.30pm. Saturday 29 September - drop in 10am to 12noon. Free event.

Berwick Antique and Collectables Fair Items can be brought in for valuation between 12-3pm. $5 per item. No jewellery, stamps or coins. Lunch and refreshments available. All proceeds go to Riding for the Disabled Myuna Farm. Entry adults $5 and children are free. Sunday, 14 October from 9am-4pm at Berwick Leisure Centrum, 79 Manuka Road, Berwick. Contact Coosje on 0432 869 215.

"Peace at Last" WW1 walk at Lang Lang Cemetery The Narre Warren & District Family History Group Inc. and the Lang Lang Historical Society are hosting a cemetery walk, "Peace at Last" WW1 at Lang Lang Cemetery. A book on the tour and other local cemetery tour books will also be available. Sunday 14 October at 10am. Bookings essential. Location: McDonalds Track, Lang Lang, South Gippsland Highway. Melways Map X912 ref. R8. Please contact Jane Rivett-Carnac cemetery.tours@nwfhg.org.au. Lynne Bradleypresident@nwfhg.org.au Phone 8787 5558.

Country women's Association West Gippsland Group Everyone is invited to the Creative Arts Exhibition which will be held at Cranbourne Public Hall on Friday 5 October from 10am - 4pm and Saturday 6 October from 10am - 3.30pm. Admission $5 adults, school groups 50 cents per person. Contact Carmel Ryan 97047145 or email carmel.ryan07@bigpond.com.

New Vogue, Ballroom, and Latin Dancing Put a spring in your step and have some fun! Dancing is a beautiful learning experience to enjoyable music, and improves your mental and

physical health. The additional class time of 1pm on Wednesdays meets the needs of those who specifically enjoy sequenced dancing. Discounts are available for attendance at two classes in any one week. Everyone welcome! Instructor is accredited, approachable, and affordable. Cost: $10-00 per session. Enquiries: Call Di 0408343202. Email: difen69@bigpond.net.au Monday 8 October - 17 December 5.30pm - 6.30pm or 7pm - 8pm and Wednesday 10 October - 19 December 1pm - 2pm.

Free workshop - fitness and mental health for over 55s Session presented by Balla Balla Community Centre and Casey RACE. Come along and enjoy this special day where you be able to participate in activities that will enrich and assist you on a daily basis. Join with others in the group and participate in the following activities: Strength Training - in this session you will learn the value of strength training as we age. Easy exercise that you can do in your own home on a daily basis. Meditation - join in this session and experience the value of meditation and how it can be integrated into your everyday life. Healthy Cooking - this will be a fun activity where you will learn some great tips to preparing simple healthy meals for a person living alone or a family. Free session Tuesday 2 October from 9.30am - 2pm at Balla Balla Community Centre, 65 Berwick-Cranbourne Rd, Cranbourne East. Bookings essential on 5990 0900 or email:

admin@ballaballa.com.au

Spring plant sale of Australian plants A great opportunity to purchase plants and look around the Australian Garden. A wide range of Australian plants in tubes and larger pots will be for sale priced from $3. Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 October from 10am-4pm at Royal Botanic Garden Victoria Cranbourne, Cnr Ballarto Road and Botanic Drive, Cranbourne.

Spring Garden Plant Sale Fresh produce, Jams and cakes are also available, as is morning tea and sausage sizzle. All proceeds go to support the Uniting Church's Frontier Services Farmer's Relief Fund. Our Opshop will also be open for some great bargains. Saturday 6 October from 9am to 1pm at Narre Warren North Uniting Church, Main Street, Narre Warren North. For further information contact rev Bruce Crowle 0425 738 481 or Jim Passingham 0416154354.

Blessing of the Animals service We will be opening our new community Sacred Garden. The service will be followed by morning tea. Everyone and their dog (and cats, rabbits, horses etc) are welcome to celebrate St. Francis' day with us. Sunday 7 October at 9am at Narre Warren North Uniting Church, Main Road, Narre Warren North. For further information phone rev Bruce Crowle 0425 738 481.

Market day with stalls including plants, linen, clothing, cakes, face painting and a sausage sizzle. Indoors, air-conditioning and door prizes. Thursday 27 September from 10am-1pm at 2 Rochester Parade Cranbourne.

Mega community garage sale You are invited to attend garage sales in the Warneet and Blind Bight area. Maps with the garage sale addresses will be available for a gold coin donation at the entrance to Blind Bight, or at the fire station in Warneet on Rutherford Road. There will also be a variety of activities at the Warneet-Blind Bight fire station and Blind Bight Community Centre including a sausage sizzle, raffle, coffee van, CFA community education trailer, live music, Casey 360 bus, brigade displays and activities. Bacon and egg rolls will also be available at the Community Centre car park. Limited spaces for car boot sales at $15 per car are also available for anyone from outside the area. Saturday 20 October from 8am-2pm at Warneet-Blind Bight fire station, Rutherford Parade, Warneet. Enquiries contact Debra on 0400613303.

Open day Blairlogie Living and Learning Inc is opening its doors to the public. There will be live entertainment, market stalls, jumping castles, vegetable and plant sales, food stalls, show bags, and raffles. Supported by the Pearcedale Community Bank Branch Bendigo Bank. Sunday 21 October at Blairlogie Living and Learning Inc, 685 North Road, Cranbourne South.

High tea Everyone is welcome to attend The Dr Hope 2018 High Tea event in support of the Monash Health Clinical Cancer Trials. Come join us for a wonderful afternoon and help make a difference for those bringing the fight to cancers front door. Champagne served in the Merrimu Courtyard followed by a traditional high tea menu in the old world charms of the Merrimu Room. Ticket includes entertainment and a traditional High Tea menu of gourmet sandwiches, hot finger food, scones, mixed sweet, tea, coffee, orange juice and soft drinks. Sunday 28 October from 12.30pm to 4pm at Merrimu Receptions, 1300 Dandenong Road, Murrumbeena. Tickets $65 per person - available at Trybooking at https://www.trybooking. com/393017.

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Rays-ing the Cup By Hayley Wildes The Dandenong Stingrays are the 2018 TAC Cup Premiers. After 27 years and five grand final losses, the Stingrays finally claimed their maiden TAC Cup Premiership at IKON Park on Saturday afternoon. With the rampant Oakleigh Chargers standing between them and the trophy, the Rays rose to the occasion when it mattered most. Riley Bowman booted the first goal of the game after a tremendous second effort tackle for which he was rewarded with a shot on goal. Despite the best efforts of Lachlan Young and Daniel Frampton in defence, Oakleigh held a seven-point lead at the first break. The second quarter was when the Rays made their premiership move. Of course, it was co-captain Campbell Hustwaite who led from the front.

He was on the bottom of packs, running out of packs and tackling as if his life depended on it. Bailey Williams put through his first major of the day at the four-minute mark, then the speedy Jai Taylor inspired his teammates with a chase down tackle in the middle of the ground, leading to a Toby Bedford goal. Just two minutes later, Hustwaite ran through the middle of the ground, drove the ball deep forward and Ed Cahill snuck through another Dandenong major. It was a four-minute stretch of football that gave Dandenong the confidence it could execute its game plan against the loaded Chargers. The Rays held a 14-point lead at half time, 38-24. Oakleigh kicked a goal just one minute into the third term, but the Rays responded. Finlay Bayne got on the scoreboard, and

then 40 seconds later Lachlan McDonnell slotted a beautiful running goal to have Dandenong 21 points in front. The third quarter turned into a complete arm-wrestle and with 25 minutes of football left in the season, the Rays had a 23-point lead. With 12 minutes to play, Dandenong held a 29-point lead, but the Chargers weren't done and after a Jack Ross goal with five minutes left to play, Oakleigh was just 12 points adrift. Oakleigh's Dylan Williams snapped a goal with two-and-a-half minutes remaining and it was just a goal the difference. The final couple of minutes were frantic, but Dandenong's defence stood tall and simply wouldn't allow the Chargers to get the goal they so desperately craved. The Rays held on for a thrilling six-point win, claiming their maiden premiership in the club's sixth grand final appearance, 12.8 (80) to 11.8 (74).

"It's one of the things that I've had pencilled into my mind since the start of the season. Having the co-captain tag with Mitch Riordan, we just want to make history and it would be pretty special to captain the Stingrays to their first premiership." Back in early July, that was Dandenong Stingrays co-captain Campbell Hustwaite's response to what it would mean to co-captain the Rays to a maiden TAC Cup premiership. Fast forward almost three months, and that goal is now a reality. "It's ridiculous. It was a bit of a dream, but now that it has happened, it's amazing and the feeling for the next few days just won't go away - I won't be able to wipe the smile off my face," Hustwaite said after leading his team to the 2018 TAC Cup Premiership on Saturday afternoon. It's been a season that saw Hustwaite finish equal third in the Morrish Medal (the TAC Cup best and fairest) after a stunningly consistent season, yet in a blow that many at the Stingrays couldn't believe, he was overlooked when combine invites were announced in July. He didn't dwell on that disappointment. Instead it just drove him to work even harder. Now he is a premiership co-captain after playing a starring role in the biggest game of the Rays' proud history. Coach Craig Black spoke about Hustwaite after Saturday's grand final win. "After the setback he got in not getting a combine invite, his character around the club has been incredible - and we knew that internally - but he's gone and played some super footy," he said. "Hopefully clubs can see the character of the young man; he's just a heart and soul player and we couldn't have asked for better leaders at our club." Hustwaite admitted those final frantic minutes went on forever. "I was trying to get the clock to speed up, it was playing tricks on my mind," he said. "I'm just stoked. We were able to fight and scrap and do all the little things - I think it was the mateship that got us over the line; all 23 of us putting in work, instead of just one or two." He finishes his time at the Rays having left quite a legacy.

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23 players played their role and now they are all premiership players. For coach Craig Black - himself a former Stingrays player - in his final game with Dandenong, it was a fitting way to finish his time at the club. He has driven standards and developed some of the finest players in the land over his time with Dandenong and he heads to Collingwood in a development role as a TAC Cup Premiership coach. After the game, Black spoke about his nerves in those thrilling final minutes. "I was getting really nervous late, as you could imagine - I was counting down every second, but credit to the boys to be able to dig deep in a couple of really important moments," he said. "I thought we set the game up in that second quarter and luckily we were able to hold on. "Will Hamill and a couple of the defenders

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just halved key contests and allowed a couple of stoppages late - I was about to run over and push the siren!" From Black's perspective, Dandenong's maiden TAC Cup premiership is reward for everyone involved. "It's a great reward for not just this year, but the people who put in a lot of hard work over 27 years - for our club to finally have success is outstanding and unbelievable," he said. The play of Riley Bowman and Bailey Williams - two key pillars who will be highly sought after in next month's AFL Draft - was crucial. "You just ask your big men to compete and I thought they both did that," Black said. "Riley in the ruck competed really well, which allowed us to use Bailey forward a bit more and a couple of time he just willed himself on the contest and he took a couple of important marks, which was fantastic."

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Final report handed down By Russell Bennett The creation of one competition featuring the Alberton and Mid-Gippsland clubs is still on the cards after AFL Gippsland released its Leagues and Competitions Review Final Recommendations Report on Friday night. As part of the final report, there is a recommendation for all current Alberton and nine of the 10 Mid Gippsland clubs to participate in the one competition. The remaining Mid Gippsland club - Yarragon - seems destined for the Ellinbank and District Football League (and Ellinbank and District Netball Association). After feedback provided to AFL Gippsland on the draft recommendations tabled last month, member clubs of the new competition (the ‘Central and Southern Gippsland Competition’) will have the opportunity to determine the governance and administration structure moving forward. A 20-round home and away fixture has been designed, which AFL Gippsland’s report says will “provide old rivalries an opportunity to continue, and alleviate the burden of travel”. Sides would play each opposing team once from Round 1 to Round 15 (including the bye), with Round 16 to Round 20 the ‘rivalry rounds’ over a five-week period (including another bye). Therefore an 18-game home and away season would run over 20 weeks. A top eight would then contest the finals. The first rivalry group would be: Hill End, Newborough, Thorpdale, Trafalgar, and Yallourn-Yallourn North. The second group would be: Boolarra, Yinnar, Mirboo North, Morwell East, and Meeniyan Dumbalk United. The third group would be: Fish Creek, Foster, Stony Creek, Tarwin and Toora. The report states that a one-off cash subsidy of $3500 would be offered to one club within acknowledged jumper clash match-ups. That would go towards the purchase of new playing uniforms across all grades. The acknowledged

Tooradin-Dalmore is destined for the West Gippsland Football Netball Competition from 2019. 180546 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS clashes are: Boolarra versus MDU, Trafalgar versus Fish Creek, Foster versus Mirboo North, and Toora versus Yinnar. According to a statement provided to the News, the AFL Gippsland commission “deemed structural change necessary following Alberton clubs expressing grave concerns about their viability in the current six-team competition”. AFL Gippsland region general manager Ben Joske said the commission had a responsibility to ensure every person in Gippsland had “the opportunity to engage with a stable, vibrant and viable club”. “The AFL Gippsland commission is firmly of the view that for football to flourish in the region it requires a whole-of-region approach,” Joske said. “The future of the six remaining Alberton clubs is dependent on a willingness for the Gippsland football community to embrace change and work together.” Another recommendation from the Final

Recommendations Report is for current South East Football Netball League (SEFNL) club Tooradin-Dalmore and Ellinbank and District Football League (EDFL) outfit Warragul Industrials to join the existing 10 West Gippsland Football Netball Competition (WGFNC) clubs from 2019. A further recommendation from the report is for the development and implementation of “an underage structure that meets the requirements of clubs to field a full complement of teams, whilst giving clubs the best opportunity to retain juniors and transition them into senior footballers”. Originally, AFL Gippsland’s Leagues and Competitions Review Draft Recommendations Report (released late last month) included the introduction of an under-17 age group in place of existing age group structures (typically under16s and under-18s) in all but two of the region’s senior competitions for 2019. The fourth recommendation of the final report now states that in 2019 Ellinbank and

West Gippsland (among others, including the Gippsland League) would retain their under-16s and under-18s. The report states: “A set of draft recommendations were tabled throughout the consultation process which included a move away from U16 and U18 age groups to U17. Following extensive feedback, it was decided that further consultation was required before implementing this across Gippsland, however a trial will be adopted in the East Gippsland Football Netball League in 2019”. The News has been contacted by a number of current West Gippsland clubs who were vehemently opposed to a move away from under16s and under-18s, while many current Mid Gippsland clubs have made it clear through social media that they want no part of the proposed Central and Southern Gippsland Competition. The seventh recommendation of the report is for a junior football structure to be developed in West Gippsland “that is aligned with the demographic and growth expected throughout the region in years to come”. AFL Gippsland will also open discussions with Gippsland League clubs to explore the possibility of an East/West conference structure to be implemented in the future (potentially as soon as 2020). Open dialogue will also be held with AFL South East, AFL Outer East, and interested clubs. AFL Gippsland will now work with clubs and leagues on an implementation strategy for the recommended changes. Any affected stakeholders wanting to appeal against the implementation of the review recommendations must have their applications received by AFL Victoria by 28 September. The WGFNC is set to now include: Bunyip, Cora Lynn, Dalyston, Garfield, Inverloch Kongwak, Kilcunda Bass, Kooweerup, KorumburraBena, Nar Nar Goon, Phillip Island, TooradinDalmore, and the Warragul Industrials.

The Casey Demons have fallen at the final hurdle for the second time in three years. Taking on the Box Hill Hawks in the VFL grand final at Etihad Stadium on Sunday afternoon, the Demons got off to a tremendous start, but were overrun in the second half. The Demons' inaccuracy in front of goal ultimately cost them as they were unable to take full advantage of their dominance when they possessed the momentum for large parts of the game. Within three-and-a-half minutes of the first bounce, Casey had slammed home two goals - a Mykelti Lefau beautiful set shot snap from the boundary, followed by a Tim Smith major after a strong contested mark. It was 15 minutes until another goal was scored. Jay Kennedy-Harris got on the scoreboard with a major, before Jay Lockhart drove the ball deep forward to a running Cory Machaya, who put through another goal. After 20 minutes, the Demons boasted a 26-1 lead. Box Hill kicked their first goal of the game in the 24th minute, but Casey held a convincing 28-7 lead at quarter time. After both teams combined to miss five shots in the first half of the second term, Hawk Dylan Moore finally broke through to goal, cutting Casey's lead to 14 points. A minute later, the Demons responded as Tom Bugg slotted a terrific running goal. It was a quarter of missed opportunities for Casey though, managing just one goal and five behinds. To make matters even more frustrating, Moore slotted his second major after the siren to give the Hawks plenty of momentum heading into the main break. A 17-point half time lead didn't do Casey's dominance justice - they had their chances to put Box Hill away, but were unable to convert. The third quarter got off to a brilliant start for the Demons when Lockhart goaled less than three minutes into the half. Mitchell Lewberwicknews.starcommunity.com.au

is replied a few minutes later with a goal and halfway through the term, when Dallas Willsmore put another one through, Casey's lead was just seven points. Cam Pedersen lifted his team when he kicked truly after taking a big contested mark, but Oliver Hanrahan replied for Box Hill just minutes later. Casey's Angus Scott produced a brilliant running goal after roving the pack, pushing the lead back out to 15 points, but a late Tim O'Brien goal had Box Hill just nine points adrift, 59-50, with one quarter to play. Box Hill captain Andrew Moore inspired his team with an early goal as Casey was left clinging to a two-point lead. Two missed shots on goal for Casey were compounded when Kieran Lovell slotted a running goal to give his side their first lead of the day at the 13-minute mark of the final quarter. Casey couldn't get the ball out of their back half and when Dylan Moore kicked his third goal of the game at the 25-minute mark, the Hawks were 10 points up. Bernie Vince had a chance to trim the lead with just minutes remaining, but his long bomb hit the post in a cruel ending for the retiring Melbourne star. Box Hill claimed the premiership with a 10.12 (72) to 8.14 (62) win. In the big moments, Casey failed to convert; a goalless last quarter and just 4.10 (34) after quarter time was evidence of that. Bailey Fritsch (20 disposals), Corey Wagner (21 disposals, 7 tackles) and Tom Bugg (24 disposals, 7 tackles) were sublime for the Demons, while the backline was led manfully by Declan Keilty, Harrison Petty and Josh Wagner. Despite a heartbreaking end to the season, Casey's fine season can't be overlooked. Under new head coach Jade Rawlings, the Demons played a ruthless style of football and will be back again next year for another tilt at the flag.

QUIZ NUMBER 1629 1. WHICH NBA team does Australian basketballer Patty Mills play for? 2. WHICH Australian Rules position has provided the most winners of the Brownlow Medal? 3. WHICH movie star was once married to volatile tennis star John McEnroe? 4. WHICH Aussie cricket star’s middle names are Peter Devereux? 5. WHICH well-known Aussie golfer won her first senior tournament at the age of 15? 6. WHICH Aussie stood on the victory dais when two Americans gave the infamous ‘Black Power’ salute at the 1968 Olympics? 7. WHICH Aussie boxer died in a road accident in 1952? 8. WHO once said ‘The sound of the ball hitting the batsman’s skull is music to my ears’? 9. IN what year did the South Melbourne AFL club become the Sydney Swans? 10. WHICH Aussie won the world motor racing drivers’ championship in 1980? 11. WHAT is Australia’s oldest horse racing classic? 12. WHICH Aussie swimmer went on to become Lord Mayor of Melbourne? 13. WHICH country will hold the next soccer World Cup? 14. IN what sport has Australian Jeanette Baker been world champion on several occasions? 15. WHO was the last Australian to take a hat-trick in Test cricket? 16. WHICH two clubs have won the most AFL premierships? 17. OVER how many races is the America’s Cup yachting series decided? 18. WHICH country did Australia defeat in the 1977 Davis Cup final? 19. WHICH former world heavyweight boxing champion fought in Australia in 1975? 20. WHICH Aussie Rules star of the 1970s was born in Austria? ANSWERS: 1. San Antonio 2. Rover 3. Tatum O’Neill 4. Steve Smith 5. Jan Stephenson 6. Peter Norman 7. Dave Sands 8. Jeff Thomson 9. 1982 10. Alan Jones 11. The AJC St Leger 12. Sir Frank Beaurepaire 13. Russia 14. Ten-pin bowling 15. Peter Siddle 16. Carlton and Essendon 7. The best of seven 18. Italy 19. Joe Frazier 20. Alex Jesaulenko

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Berwick City wins it all By Hayley Wildes The Berwick City Tigers under-14A soccer squad has been playing together for three years and is showing no signs of slowing down. The 2018 campaign was a season of development and achievement for the all-conquering Tigers team - undefeated on the pitch, with players growing into their roles as they worked together to dominate their opposition. Playing in the Football Federation Victoria (FFV) Metropolitan Boys South under-14A competition, the Berwick City side took all before it - scoring an incredible 80 goals in 20 games (including finals), while only conceding eight. In the grand final, played on 16 September in Burwood, the Tigers took on the best team from the West; the North Sunshine Eagles. As it had done all season, Berwick City played with a steely resolve and when chances to attack presented themselves, they took their opportunities. North Sunshine was no match for Berwick City as the side was crowned state champion with a 3-1 win. It capped off not only a remarkable season for Berwick City, but a remarkable three seasons. With the majority of the squad having been together since the under-12s in 2016, the players have showcased their abilities on the state and national stage. Since the beginning of the 2016 season, the team has played 52 matches, scoring 169 goals and conceding just 34 - an almost unheard-of efficiency on both ends of the pitch. Over that time, the side has claimed eight major trophies from various tournaments and championships.

The Berwick City Tigers, from back left: Ollie Pivac (assistant coach), Joel Bandaranayake, Ashton Felix, Joshua Dell'Aquila, Bol Ter, Filip Mihajlovic (captain), Ryan Stephenson, Luka Pivac, Akbar Mohammad, Ali Hallak and Milan Mihajlovic (head coach). Front, from left: Angus Robertson, Dean Garofalo, Darcy Hanna, Omar Wahidi, Adrian Jankovski, Ryan Crasto and Hamish Berreen. Picture: HAYLEY WILDES Head coach Milan Mihajlovic spoke about the way he wants his team to play. "My philosophy is to play an attacking style, keep possession and be compact in defence," he said. The attacking style of play has clearly paid dividends over the past three seasons and in

2017, the team won the Australian Football Skool International Tournament in Shepparton. With 100 teams from across Australia and overseas competing, the then under-13 Tigers team won a thrilling grand final against Sunshine George Cross. With scores locked at one-all at full time, a penalty shoot-out was needed to determine

who would take home the trophy. Neither team gave an inch in the shoot-out, but the Tigers held their nerve and claimed the championship with a 7-6 penalty shoot-out win. With more major tournaments on the horizon, the Berwick City Tigers might be in the market for an even bigger trophy cabinet in the not too distant future.

WGCA on the hunt for umps The West Gippsland Cricket Association is on the hunt for more umpires this coming season, with the competition looking for anyone who has a passion for the game and looking to get involved at the local level The association is urging any interested umpires to attend and learn more about the laws of cricket, or to understand what’s involved in umpiring for the WGCA in the 2018/19 season For more information, or to register interest as an umpire this season, contact Ian Fuller at wgca@umpire.cricketvictoria.com.au The WGCA is also calling on any female cricketers to take part in the girls' competition for 2018/19, with the association on the search for energetic youngsters between the ages of 10 and 15. In what is known as the All Girls Cricket League, the WGCA welcomes all interested female cricketers to register their interest with their local club, or via playcricket.com.au

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The Casey Friendship Trophy was presented by Cranbourne chief John McKenna to some of Cranbourne's winning participants.

Cranbourne is ready to take on the best After last year's historic Division 1 Pennant victory, the Cranbourne ladies bowls team has been training hard over the off-season in preparation to take on the best teams in the state. The revised premier league competition has been incorporated into two super leagues, dividing Melbourne metropolitan into two groups - which ultimately means less travel time. Nonetheless, the standard of this competition will be very strong and the Cranbourne ladies are up for the challenge. The first game was scheduled against last year's premier league runner-up Clayton, playing away - a test that the ladies could re-

ally look forward to. The first home game will be in Round 2 on 2 October against Doncaster, starting at 10.30am. The club encourages both the Cranbourne and general Casey community to come along and support the local side. Midweek bowls also starts this week, with three sides competing this year. Division 2 plays at Pakenham, Division 3 plays at home against Berwick, and the six-aside outfit plays at Keysborough. During the pre-season the Casey friendship competition took place with final results being: 1st Cranbourne 664 shots, 2nd Narre War-

ren 600 shots, 3rd Hampton Park 555 shots, 4th Cranbourne RSL 518 shots. The friendship trophy was organised to enhance club camaraderie and bring some fun into bowls. Besides playing bowls, players enjoyed additional fun - engaging in trivial pursuit, picka-box, and charades after each game. Each team took turns hosing the games over four months and a range of prizes were given out after each event, which were all well catered for by the host club. All clubs agreed that it was a great concept that will be an ongoing event.

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