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Students at Nossal High School in Berwick have swapped their books to take control of a multi-million dollar fighter jet. The Royal Australian Air Force brought its F/A-18F Super Hornet simulator for 33 students from four year levels to try out which aimed to develop interest amongst young people in aviation careers. The experience included a flying lesson with an instructor, air traffic control games, and an aircrew life support gear demonstration. Year 10 student Eunice said "It gave me insight as to what it means to be a pilot and opened up possible career paths."
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local sanctuaries, schools and zoos. Some will be sent to the Australian Museum to develop tools to detect trafficked animals. Twelve smuggled reptiles died from suffocation or trauma as a result of their ordeal. Under the Wildlife Act 1975 there are various penalties associated with taking, disposing of or being in possession of protected wildlife, with a maximum penalty of $38,685 and/ or 24 months imprisonment. Under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1986 the maximum penalty for cruelty is $40,297.50 and/or 12 months imprisonment. Environment Minister Lily D'Ambrosio said it was one of Australia's biggest wildlife trafficking investigations, resulting in multiple arrests. "This is a very disturbing case, where reptiles have been taken from the wild and treated completely inhumanely - all in the pursuit of financial gain by a gang of criminals. "Such sickening abuse of animals will not
Chantilly the lace monitor, 141754 Picture: JESSE GRAHAM be tolerated in Victoria and I commend all the agencies involved for detecting this cruel and illegal activity and taking strong action against the perpetrators." Any information to Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, or crimestoppersvic.com.au/reporta-crime.
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An illegal reptile smuggling ring has been busted by authorities during raids in Narre Warren, Oakleigh and Clayton on 7 March. The syndicate had been attempting to send Australian lizards to China and Hong Kong, concealed in toys, chip containers, powered chocolate tins, deep fryers and rice cookers. The raids were part of a lengthy investigation by Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning, Australian Border Force and the federal Department of the Environment and Energy. More than 150 lizards - with an estimated street value of more than $550,000 - have been seized during the joint operation since June 2018. In the past month, three other search warrants were executed in Melbourne and Werribee, in which two people were arrested and charged with illegal possession and disposal of protected wildlife. Most of the seized lizards will be homed at
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There’s only two sleeps left until Experience Casey takes over the Bunjil Place Plaza.
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Community consultation kicks off Engagement sessions to seek feedback on the Draft Council Action Plan 2019/20 have begun.
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There will be cooking demonstrations, including one from former MasterChef contestant Pia Gava, as well as workshops, dance classes, food vans and market stalls. Visit www.casey.vic.gov.au/experience-casey to ďŹ nd out more.
Prepare for your pending nuptials The Old Cheese Factory (OCF) in Berwick will host its annual Wedding Expo in April this year. Get the bride tribe together and head down on Sunday 7 April to check out local wedding suppliers and look at the OCF as a potential venue for your event!
Council ofďŹ cers will attend community centres and events throughout March to speak with residents about what matters most to them.
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The Council Action Plan 2019/20 will be developed based on this feedback and will help shape Council’s priorities for the next year.
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Alternatively, if you’re unable to attend one of the drop-in sessions you can complete a survey online. Participants will go in the running to win one of three $80 WestďŹ eld vouchers. To complete the survey or to ďŹ nd a full list of the upcoming community sessions, visit www.caseyconversations.com.au/yourcity19
Autumn Place activations The newly refurbished Autumn Place in Doveton will host two community events at the end of this month. Doveton Police Clinic Come and meet your local police ofďŹ cers and ďŹ nd out more about community safety. When:
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Boost your event with extra money Applications for the City of Casey’s Event Funding Program will open at the end of this month. From Monday 25 March, community groups and organisations can apply for funding to support large scale events that are held in Casey, engage residents, beneďŹ t local businesses and attract visitors to the region. Two information sessions will be held to assist groups with their applications: Âť Lynbrook Community Centre: Tuesday 26 March from 1.00 pm – 2.00 pm Âť Bunjil Place Library: Tuesday 26 March from 6.00 pm – 7.00 pm For more information visit www.casey.vic.gov.au/grants-community
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Council is undertaking community consultation regarding the proposed installation of trafďŹ c management devices throughout Casey. Affected streets include Beaumont Road and Edrington Park Drive in Berwick, Darling Way in Narre Warren and Mossgiel Park Drive and David Collins Drive in Endeavour Hills. A community information session will be held at Bunjil Place on Thursday 21 March from 4.00 pm until 6.00 pm for interested residents. Visit Casey Conversations to ďŹ nd out more.
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New lid means bowls all year By Brendan Rees Narre Warren Bowls Club will look forward to playing bowls in all weather conditions thanks to Federal Government funding to secure a new green covers. Through the help of MP for Holt Anthony Byrne the club will receive $390,000 under the Australian Government's Community Sport Infrastructure Grants Program. Mr Bryne joined club member Eric Sydneham, club president Peter Groom, and Scot Nicholson from Bowls Australia to make the announcement at the club on Wednesday 6 March. The unique roof structure will allow members to play in wet weather and allow the club to host major bowls events and public functions. "This has been a project that I have lobbied for a number of years. I am pleased that we were able to secure funding as an important step to build this outstanding new facility," Mr Byrne said. "This new and permanent roof structure will cover the existing bowling green at Narre Warren Bowls Club will be of great value to the club and the local community, as anyone can come down and enjoy a game of bowls and enjoy these new facilities. Congratulations to the Narre Warren Bowls Club on receiving this grant," he added. Mr Sydneham, who is a past president of the club, said the rood would create a unique outdoor function room and cater for many events.
Police hunt bank card fraudster Member for Holt Anthony Byrne joined Peter Groom from Bowls Australia, left; club past president Eric Sydenham Scot Nicholson from Bowls Australia Club to make the announcement the club would receive a new roof. Picture: GARY SISSONS "Narre Warren Bowls Club is a community club and a community hub which focuses not only on lawn bowls but all sections of the Community," he said. "We are proud to boast that we are the only Bowling Club in Australia which will have facilities of this standard without relying on revenue from gambling to finance and maintain our club. "We are very grateful to the Australian Sports Commission and Anthony Byrne for assisting us with funding for this major project," Mr Sydneham said.
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Corellas move in By Brendan Rees For many they may seem like noisy birds wreaking havoc but for Lesley Bailey they are welcome any day. "They absolutely demolish the trees along The Esplanade nature strip which is fine by me," The Berwick Springs Estate resident in Narre Warren South says. "The seedlings of those trees take root real easy and they are a pest. "I pull out hundreds of the seedlings in my garden, front and rear. The Corellas eat a lot of them before they can reach my garden," she explained. "Those seedlings can grow very quickly and I have a fight on my hands every season." According to Rohan Clarke, senior lecturer at the School of Biological Sciences at Monash University, the Corella, a small species of Cockatoo, is not native to Melbourne and are flocking in great numbers. "It turns out it was a disastrous management program where there was a permit to
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A Berwick Springs Estate resident says corellas are preventing unwanted seedlings from growing in her garden. cull lots of corellas that were feeding in grain crops," he said. "Someone came up with the bright idea that maybe we could trap a whole lot and sell them. "Turns out when you catch adult Corellas or indeed an adult cockatoo they make terrible pets because they already know what the good life is on the outside of the cage. They scream and bite and never settle down."
Mr Clarke said Corellas like to roost in areas here there infrastructure and lighting where temperatures slightly warmer. "There's so many food opportunities in Melbourne now - onion weed in peoples lawns and all the grass parks, and big diversity of different plants," he added. But Mr Clarke warned corellas can cause damage. "They just about get into anything - if you've got cypress pines with fruits on it, they hammer all of those." Residents have overwhelmingly sided with the parrots, rallying behind calls to preserve their habitats. "They're beautiful and bring me happiness. I miss them when they aren't around," Michelle Lamoureux said. "Love them. Leave them alone. We've done enough damage to their homes," Ali Uding said. "Getting heaps fly over lately and making lots of noise! It's nice to see them, not wreaking havoc at all," Emma Fidler added.
Casey Crime Investigation Unit detectives are investigating following the theft of a credit card at a Narre Warren night club in January. Investigators have been told a woman attended the Lauderdale Road night club on 27 January. During the course of the evening the 18-year-old noticed a bank card had gone missing. Upon reviewing her statements it was discovered that the card was used multiple times at the venue without her knowledge. Police have released CCTV images of a woman who they hope will be able to assist with their enquiries. Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a confidential report online at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au
Two left trapped Volunteers from the Pakenham Road Rescue Crew were called to the second serious car crash in Berwick in the space of six days on Thursday 28 February. The crash involving two cars and a truck occurred 500 metres from the outbound Clyde Road exit on the Monash Freeway, leaving two occupants trapped just before 3.30pm. Arriving on scene Pakenham SES and Nar Nar Goon CFA volunteers at first struggled to make out the model of a maroon Hyundai, or how many occupants were in the vehicle, such was the damage from the force of the crash. Volunteers could free the passenger who was trapped against the guard rail, while the driver was trapped in the seat for almost an hour before being able to be freed by the crews from Pakenham SES and Nar Nar Goon CFA with the use of used hydraulic tools. Both occupants were transported to the Alfred Hospital by Ambulance Victoria. The Pakenham Road Rescue Crew is a joint partnership between volunteers from the Pakenham SES and Nar Nar Goon CFA.
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By Jessica Anstice Harry Dickson has always been a keen Richmond supporter and nothing has changed as he heads into his 100th year. Turning 100 called for a week-long celebration surrounded by family and friends. Mr Dickson has had celebrations with Aveo Edrington Park Retirement Village in Berwick, Freemasons where he has been a member for 75 years, Cardinia Club and Balnarring Racing Club where he has been a member since 1973. About 120 people attended Mr Dicksons birthday party at the Berwick retirement village on Friday, including ex Richmond AFL player Francis Bourke, ex Hawthorn AFL player Geoff Ablett, City of Casey mayor Amanda Stapledon, Member for Gembrook Brad Battin, Member for Latrobe Jason Wood and One Nation’s Esther Baker. “It feels terrific to turn 100. I really have
Harry Dickson celebrated his 100th birthday with friends and family at Edrington Park Village in Berwick on Friday. 191197 been celebrating,” he said. “For my 100th birthday, I want to keep healthy and to be actively enjoying life every day.”
On a typical day, Mr Dickson gets up, and is “really happy to be upright and breathing,” he said. “I walk around the village every morning and afternoon. I read the newspaper in morning. “Every week I cook fruit cakes and share these. I love to talk with people and enjoy meeting new people.” To stay young, he keeps active. “You have to make yourself active, every day,” he said. “Get out, meet people, greet everyone even people you don’t know. “We can learn something from everyone, but you need to be active and get out.” The best advice Mr Dickson has for a young person is to show respect. “I think respect is important, respect yourself and respect other people,” he said.
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Local groups will have the opportunity to house impressive paintings that commemorate the Great War. The paintings, which mark the Armistice Centenary, were displayed at the Holt Armistice 100 year Fine Art Exhibition at the Narre Warren Mechanics Institute Hall, Casey Central Shopping Centre, and Cranbourne RSL late last year. Provenance Artists Inc was awarded $28,210 the under the Armistice Centenary Grant Program, to commission over 20 local artists to paint the commemorative paintings for the exhibitions. Federal Holt MP Anthony Byrne is now offering an exciting opportunity for local community groups, sporting organisations, faith
based institutions, and local schools to house for perpetuity one of the brilliant Armistice Centenary Commemorative paintings. "I wish to congratulate Mr Calvin Bell and all the members from Provenance Artists Inc for organising the Holt Centenary of Armistice Fine Art Show that showcased the finest art from local leading artists," Mr Byrne said. "Given the value of the collection I am offering local organisations the opportunity to house one of these beautiful paintings by one of the brilliant artists in their facility." A Holt Armistice Centenary Painting Committee will announce the awardees in the lead up to ANZAC Day. Organisations interested in applying may contact Mr Byrne's office on 9796 7533.
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Exhausted firefighters tackling the Bunyip State Park blaze last week received a welcome sight of icy-poles - but in a delivery van not quite what they expected. Neither snags nor burgers were on the menu when the Brian's Gourmet Meats van rolled up to Bunyip fire brigade and the staging area at Nar Nar Goon Football Club on Sunday 3 March. The Lyndhurst business decided to lend a hand to the hard-working firefighters by delivering icy-poles they had purchased at Cranbourne Park Shopping Centre. Angela Rollason of Brian's Gourmet Meats said their employee employee Bernie Barrett came up with the idea. "We just let Bernie use the business card, and we had a bit of a budget. She kind of went over it. Then two of the staff at Woolies actually pulled out their own purses and paid the rest," she said. Bernie's daughter Tayani and and Angela's daughter Sarah went along for the ride who said "it was nice to be able to help." "She basically described it was such an eye opener when they started handed out the icypoles. The firefighters were really grateful," Angela said. "A lot them said to the girls they were so exhausted they couldn't even hold an icy-pole in their hand. "Everything that everyone has done in the community it's really helped - it's not just our little one per cent," she added.
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‘Disaster waiting to happen’ A parent fears it’s just a matter of time before someone is seriously injured as they make their way to Clyde Primary School. Lisa Keppel of Cranbourne East says traffic “roars” through Clyde-Five Ways Road where the speed limit is 80km/h, putting at risk the lives of pedestrians who use the traffic light crossing near Oroya Grove. “It’s a really chaotic road. I’ve seen near misses nearly every single day, it’s just a disaster waiting to happen,” Ms Keppel said. “They really need to drop the speed limit and put a crossing supervisor on there. There’s little preppies crossing the road by themselves. “I’m really scared someone is going to die and I’m not over dramatising it; it’s scary everyday watching it.” According to Ms Keppel said the school had grown from 150 kids to 480 kids in a “very short space of time.“ In a statement, VicRoads says there was no need apply a 40km/h school zone on Clyde-Five Ways Road due to school’s distance from the arterial road which is about 200 metres. “The new traffic lights at Clyde-Five Ways Road and Oroya Grove were installed by a
private housing developer to manage extra traffic coming from the new estate,” VicRoads manager of movement and safety Sasha Yarwood said. “We’ll continue to monitor the area to determine if any further improvements to the area are needed,” he said. Casey Council has called VicRoads to reduce the current speed limit from 80km/h to 60km/h during school peak hours. “VicRoads has indicated that they do not support this change,” Casey manager of city design and construction Trevor Griffin said. Parents at Clyde Primary School have expressed their concerns, saying the speed limit needed to be dropped urgently. “If the speed limit during school times was dropped, clear school signage and flashing lights were in place, this would certainly be a positive step to avoid a catastrophic accident from happening,” school council president Kerri Lightowler said. “Our Clyde community is growing rapidly, new estates, shopping centres and parks, bringing more families to our beautiful area, “Our infrastructure is struggling to keep up so it’s absolutely important to keep the safety of our community as our number one priority,” she said.
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Reaching for the stars By Jessica Anstice Ladies of Casey celebrated International Women's Day at Bunjil Place on Friday morning with a networking breakfast and the opportunity to listen to one woman's remarkable story about her mission to Mars. Around 150 people were taken on a cosmic journey by guest speaker Mars One astronaut candidate Dianne McGrath. Ms McGrath is one of 28 Australians shortlisted in the international Mars One program that seeks to establish the first permanent human settlement on Mars. The sustainability expert spoke about why she put her hand up to be part of the Mars One mission.
Should her application be successful, she will undergo 10 years of intensive training before heading off to Mars in 2031, never to return. "The City of Casey events team have really vibrant ideas that are just out of this world," City of Casey events team leader Vicky Goodwin said. "We wanted a guest speaker that is immersive and different with a sense of adventure and Dianne was just right. "One thing I love about the team is they're always looking for something new. It's like a city experience in the suburbs." Bunjil Place manager Colette McMahon
said Ms McGrath was chosen because she links in with a range of programs right across the precinct. "There is a big focus at the moment on sustainability," Ms McMahon said. City of Casey mayor Amanda Stapledon noted International Women's Day is a very 'significant' day. "The theme is Balance for Better and to me that means gender balance is essential for
communities to survive," she said. "We need to support one another in all that we do. We need to support, encourage and help each other." Banker Sharon D'Silva said she attended the event because "work in the banking industry is more male dominant. "It was a really good event. I met some lovely ladies who were very empowering. "The venue was also quite beautiful."
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From left, Linda Howie, Matthew Skerrett, Malishka Wick, Liana Mete, Belinda Catlow and Stefan Mules at the women's day breakfast at Bunjil Place. 191286 From left, City of Casey CEO Glenn Patterson, MAB representative Yvette Loxton, Zeemo representative Anne Mehla, guest speaker Dianne McGrath, City of Casey mayor Amanda Stapledon, City of Casey Cr Susan Serey, MAB representative David Halland Bunjil Place manager Colette McMahon put on an incredible event at Bunjil Place to celebrate International Women's Day on Friday. 191286
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Charity auction’s $700k By Brendan Rees and Russell Bennett
Neale Daniher with the winning bidder Roger Leopold. 189791 said he was amazed to see the amount of people get behind the auction. "To think that all the proceeds are coming to fight MND - to enable us to continue our critical work in MND research, both here in Australia and globally - is amazing," he said. "From the Brown Property Group and Fraser Brown, and Henley Properties and (CEO) Tony Blackshaw, Guest Furniture and Bill Guest who supplied all the furniture for the house, and just all the trades and the suppliers - 200, all up, have given their time free of charge for this magnificent home." Mr Howden said the proceeds would go towards world leading clinical trials for MND which is a condition that progressively damages nerves in the brain and spinal cord. Henley chief executive Antony Blackshaw said his team was humbled and proud to be part of the project. "Henley is committed to continue in joining forces with our trades and suppliers in creating a real difference in communities," he said.
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Loads of love By Brendan Rees Truckloads of donated pet food and hay will make their way to aid victims of the Bunyip Fire devastation thanks to a charity drive held in Cranbourne on Saturday 9 March. A convoy of trucks and high-performance sports cars made their way to PETStock Cranbourne to accept donations of feed from the the public to help fire-affected farmers. The people at Eye Candy Motorsports and Flash Market also joined forces and raised funds to buy feed. They delivered 72 tonnes of hay and 10 tonnes of stock feed as well as other donations to Warriors 4 Wildlife. Nigel Williamson of Nigel's Animal Rescue who attended PETStock for the charity drive said he was overwhelmed by the public's response. "It turned out to be a lot bigger than what we thought it was which was just amazing," Mr Williamson said. "We've already donated out over a 140 tonnes of goods in the last eight days that have gone out to people already. "The generosity of the public and businesses has been totally amazing. "It's been an amazing incredible feat by volunteers who have jumped on board with us." Mr Williamson said there were 20 depots across Melbourne where donations were being accepted which would assist with injured wildlife affected by the fires. "We're going out delivering it farmers and people personally," he said. "We still need more donations and we'll need them for over the next six months because once the fires are out we've got to keep doing food drops out there." Barrie Tapp of Animal Cruelty Hotline who has teamed up with Nigel's Animal Rescue and Warriors 4 Wildlife, said the flood of donations was impressive.
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Berwick's intensity from the opening bounce until the final siren simply can't be matched. Their premiership victory against Narre Warren on Saturday - giving the club back-toback flags for just the second time in club history - was intense, finals footy laced with the right amount of class. After a third premiership in four years, the word 'dynasty' is deservingly being bandied around, and for good reason.
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Tennis club ready to move By Brendan Rees Hampton Park Tennis Club could be demolished and relocated as part of a radical Casey Council draft master-plan for Robert Booth Reserve. Cairns Road Reserve has been earmarked as a proposed new site for the tennis club and its 200 members; however Casey Council is lobbying the Federal and State Government for $6-8 million in funding to secure a new clubhouse and courts. Club president Ron Lamb says the current facilities at the Somerville Road site are in badly need of an upgrade. "The club's been there over 50 years with
the same sort of amenities, just getting a bit beyond it now," he said. Mr Lamb said the club was excited to move to Cairns Road Reserve which would boost its membership and resolve a lack of car parking: "It gives it a central location too; we're hoping to get people over from Lyndhurst way and Lynbrook." "We're looking forward to the move because it'll mean new facilities and plus more courts hopefully." "We're stuck in a little corner and we sort of can't move anywhere. It's just not contusive to expanding, that's the main problem," he said. "It's been passed by council to do it so it's just a matter of time I think of getting it done."
At their 19 February meeting councillors voted for the $11 million draft master-plan of Robert Booth Reserve to be placed on public exhibition from 25 February to 24 March to gather feedback from the community. However, City of Casey acting manager of city planning Keri New said that the Robert Booth Reserve draft Masterplan had been temporarily removed to enable a further conversation about the draft plan with the landowner. "The Draft Masterplan will be back on display next week and the consultation period extended until early April," she said. The Hampton Park Progress Association which owns Robert Booth Reserve, declined to
comment to Star News. Councillor Wayne Smith expressed his excitement for the master-plan, saying it's a "win-win for everyone." "It's timely that we put some money into it because it's ageing," he said. "It's just a matter of coming up with the funds to do the tennis. We've got the funds for everything else but not the tennis relocated. "We're lobbing federal and state governments to come on board and support the tennis component," Cr Smith said. He said the State Government had committed to providing $3 million for the redevelopment of the pavilion to cater for all user groups including netball change rooms. When asked when works would begin, Cr Smith said "I suspect it will start whenever the state money can come through. Just because there's election promise, doesn't mean it happens in the first year." Under the plan, the existing netball courts would be demolished and replaced with new competition netball courts and floodlighting, as well as a new player shelter shed and a new half netball court for warm ups - which would be installed at the current tennis courts. Also proposed in the master-plan is: A new playground and picnic area Improved cycling paths, Improved car parking and entrances Retention of existing trees A new CFA training track with gated access to replace existing track behind the pavilion A new secure store for turf wicket maintenance equipment Removal of the northern panel of fencing of the practice nets to widen the pedestrian access between the practice nets and the oval perimeter fence.
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AWARD SUCCESS FOR NEILSON PARTNERS FIRST National Real Estate Neilson Partners was recognised for outstanding achievement at the General Excellence and Marketing Awards, held at Melbourne’s Grand Hyatt on Saturday 2 March. The awards recognised the best of First National’s Victoria and Tasmania agents throughout 2018, with the top 10 individuals and offices now vying for a national GEM Award, which includes an expenses paid trip to the National Association of Realtors conference in San Francisco this November for top 10 national award winners. First National Neilson Partners principal Todd McKenna said the results show how successfully his staff leveraged the network’s customer acquisition strategy to overcome market conditions in 2018, and still deliver outstanding results for clients. "Nothing beats hard work and a solid commitment to delivering for customers. That is exactly what our staff did in 2018." Todd said. At the presentation, First National Neilson Partners received the following awards: · Sales Office of the Year - Top Ten · Property Management Department of the Year - Top Ten · Commercial- Highest Property Management Gross Revenue · Commercial- Property Management Department of the Year · Highest Number of Exclusive ListingsLifestyle · Highest Number of Settled SalesLifestyle · Highest Gross Sales CommissionLifestyle Key staff members were also recognised for their individual performances: · Laurie Raymond received the
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A PEAKE PERFORMANCE AT AWARDS PEAKE Real Estate scooped awards in two categories at the 13th annual Australasian Real Estate Results Awards (ARERAs). The ARERA’s are Real Estate Results Network’s annual award ceremony to recognise, celebrate and congratulate the achievements of the leading independent agencies across Australia and New Zealand. Peake won Marketing Campaign of the Year and was announced as the Boutique Agency of the Year. "The ARERA’s celebrate the results we have enjoyed over the last 12 months," said Peake director Kristen Turner. "Being honoured as winners is a huge accomplishment." Peake was finalist in seven categories: · Manager of the Year: Sue Grigg · Client Services Manager of the Year: Hannah Adams · Support Star of the Year: Karen Worthington · Property Manager of the Year: Cindy Huntington · Marketing Campaign of the Year: Kristen Turner · Property Management Team of the Year · Boutique Agency of the Year “This is so meaningful to us this year as it marks 10 years since we said goodbye to Chris Peake . She would have been so proud to see us accepting the Boutique Agency of The Year award," Ms Turner said. " A marketing award isn’t an individual award, it’s the result of a team effort, so this one goes to the geniuses in our business that bring our sellers properties and our brand to life.” ● 2
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STUNNING TOWNHOUSES, LEAFY VIEWS LOCATED within the sought after Arena Estate, this immaculately presented townhouse offers lovely leafy views over parkland. If you have been looking for low maintenance living within minutes of all amenities including shopping centres, public transport and schools, then this property is the one for you. One of the unique features of this property is the side access to the backyard which allows for storage of an extra vehicle, boat or caravan. This property boasts three fabulous sized bedrooms including a large master with built-in robes, ensuite and balcony with views of the park. The spacious second and third bedrooms
have built-in robes and tinted windows. The modern, open plan living area with gas log fireplace flows into an additional entertainment area. There is a galley-style kitchen with Caesar stone benchtops and quality appliances. Upstairs is a parents' retreat or rumpus room. Access to the large, paved rear backyard is through a stunning, fully enclosed area/sunroom perfect for year round entertaining. This impressive townhouse truly is one of a kind and has been spaciously designed. This property has a lot to offer and an inspection will definitely impress! â—?
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 2 Lords Lane, OFFICER, VIC 3809 Description: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 3 study Price: $530,000 - $560,000 Contact: Daniel Arnott, OBrien Real Estate Berwick, 0487953333, OBRIEN REAL ESTATE BERWICK
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PRIME POSITION IN MARRIOTT WATERS THIS home represents a fantastic opportunity in a prime pocket of Marriott Waters. Set in a quiet street on a 544m² (approx) allotment, the home offers three spacious bedrooms, plus study, full ensuite and walk-in robe to the master, two separate living areas, gas ducted heating plus remote controlled air conditioning. Outdoors is an alfresco barbecue entertaining area and low maintenance manicured gardens. A great place to raise a young family. The home is walking distance to a shopping centre and primary school, and only a short distance to Merinda Park Train Station. Be quick to inspect before it sells! ●
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 48 Bluemist Circuit, LYNDHURST, VIC 3975 Description: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 garage Price: $625,000-$650,000 Inspect: By appointment Contact: Harry Syrros 0470 760 699, FINNING FIRST NATIONAL REAL ESTATE 12413771-SN12-19
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TEE OFF IN FANTASTIC FAIRWAY DRIVE THIS quality family home is beautifully situated on the north side of Drouin with easy access to the M1 Freeway. Situated on 1.25 acres (approx) the solid family home boasts four bedrooms plus a study, two bathrooms and a powder room. A large kitchen adjoins the family meals area. Spacious living areas include a formal lounge/dining room, separate games room and an undercover outdoor entertainment area. Other features include a 6x9m shed with concrete floor, double garage with remote, concrete driveway, ducted gas heating, slow combustion wood heater, reverse cycle airconditioner, loads of storage cupboards, poly water tank, established fruit and nut trees, vegetable garden, chicken shed, solar panels (high rebate) and golf buggy access to nearby Drouin golf course. â—?
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A Meticulously maintained stylish threebedroom townhouse in block of six, ideally located opposite Heritage College and easily accessible to all essential services presents itself. A formal lounge with attractive bright floor boards is located near the front entrance.
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 36 Fairway Drive, Drouin, VIC 3818 Description: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 study, 2 garage Inspect: By Appointment Auction: Auction Saturday 23 March at 11 am Contact: Grant Johnson 0427 295 622, HARCOURTS DROUIN realestate.starcommunity.com.au
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Rosebank beauty – 1 acre. For sale. Contact Agent Elegant, federation styled home with magnificent landscaped gardens set on 1 acre in a prestigious Beaconsfield Upper location. • Centrally located kitchen, granite benchtops, scullery, Neff appliances • Multiple living areas, Covered decked outdoor entertaining area • Huge shed with extra height roller doors, mezzanine, gym/home office, machinery storage • 5kw solar system, split system heating/ cooling, wood storage, greenhouse All this within walking distance of the local shops, Primary School, kindergarten, football and cricket reserve.
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For auction. Saturday 30th March at 12:00pm Contact Agent When describing this ideal home there are no other words than simply stunning! From the moment you walk through the front door you are wowed with natural light and the feeling of the perfect family home, complete top to bottom with nothing left to do. Located in one of Berwick’s most desired locality’s sits 9A Ambleside Crescent boasting 3 generous sized bedrooms, master located to the front of the home with walk in robe and boutique style ensuite and two remaining bedrooms both with built in robes are serviced by the main bathroom.
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For sale. Contact Agent Want to wake up feeling like you’re on holidays every day? Then this is it! Look no further as presented for sale is 9 Bushlark Court Berwick! The ultimate home in resort style living! When the word “Quality” is mentioned we sincerely think of this home. From the moment you walk through the door you are taken back by the space and presence of the property. The oversized master calls to attention, located to the front of the home where you will be greeted by a parents retreat a luxurious place you can escape the kids and enjoy a quiet moment to yourself. The master suite also boasts a large walk in wardrobe.
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Berwick 13 Natren Court
It doesn't get much better than this north side Berwick. For auction. Sunday 7th April at 1:30pm Contact Agent Been dreaming of upsizing to the perfect family home? Or to a spacious house to show off and entertain with? Or how about having the best of both worlds? This is your chance! Features include: • Four Bedrooms, Master with a large open ensuite featuring your very own balcony, and spa bath. • A double car lock up garage with remote access. • An open plan kitchen with stone bench tops overlooking the family meals area with a separate front formal lounge.
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Charming family home. For sale. $700,000 - $770,000 Be delighted by this charming family home, with quality fixtures and fittings throughout and surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens. It even has provision for a caravan or boat. Boasting: • 4 large bedrooms the master with new ensuite and walk in robe • Formal lounge/dining room, high ceiling, quality drapes and carpets troughout • Open plan kitchen/family room with brush box floors and feature lead light window • Lovely pergola in lush garden setting, double remote garage with internal access and parking for a caravan or boat
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WHAT’S ON Trivia night Join us for a night full of fun, with lots of raffles, lucky door prizes, quizzes and good cheer. Bring your own nibbles and drinks. Tea/coffee and biscuits available. Hosted by Voices of Casey combined choir. Saturday 23 March 6.30pm-9.30pm at Fiddlers Green retirement village, 57 Gloucester Avenue, Berwick. Tickets: $20 ($15 for Fiddlers Green residents). Details: Paulien, 0412 741 195.
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Join the celebrations which showcases Casey’s diverse and vibrant community. It's an opportunity for Casey residents to learn more about the cultures that make up the local community, while immersing yourself in the sights, sounds and tastes of the various cultures. Saturday 16 March from 1pm at the Bunjil Place Plaza, with free activities including live performances, market stalls, roving entertainment, face painters and much more.
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Patchwork quilt designer/artist Yan Pring from Newcastle NSW will be conducting a patchwork workshop in Warragul on Saturday 16 and Sunday 17 March ($200 entry) and also on Wednesday 20th - Sunday 24th ($500 entry) which will be a wonderful time to 'bust your fabric stash'. Yan has been quilting and playing with fabric for 40 years. Her specialty has always been playing with colour - and letting the fabric do the hard work. EVERYONE is capable of finding the ARTIST within - let her guide you there and find your JOY. Along with her workshops, Yan will be conducting a number of show 'n' tell trunk shows in the area. Everyone is welcome to attend these sessions, admission is $20 except for Warragul. Bookings are essential. Please call Lo Bjorksten on 0409782199. Thursday 14 March in Berwick at the Timbarra Hall at 10.30am Friday 15 March in Cranbourne at the St John's Anglican Church hall at 7pm Tuesday 19 March in Lang Lang at the Community Centre at 10.30am Monday 25 March in Warragul at Daizies at10.30am (cost $40 which includes lunch)
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Twilight car boot sale Live entertainment, classic bikes, sausage sizzle, fire brigade displays, Captain Koala, kids activities, community group displays, raffle, great bargains and more
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Saturday 30 March, 3pm at the Warneet Recreation Reserve, Rutherford Parade, Warneet. $15 per car (includes trailer). Call 5998 7146 to book a space.
like. Come see us for new skills and friends! Check the web site for more details u3acranbourne.net.au or call Helen - 0423 623 337 or Marge 0410 304 308
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Beaconsfield Baptist Church Pleasant Sunday Afternoon
There will be a light afternoon tea at the completion of the meeting. All welcome to attend. Please call 9703 1688 for any inquiries. Thursday 21 March from 12.30pm at 56 Kays Road, Hallam.
Everyone is welcome to be a part of a time of hymn singing, enjoy special guests 'The Melbourne Male Voice Praise Choir' and stay for a complimentary afternoon tea at the conclusion of the programme. Our Special Guest Artist's for the afternoon are 'The Melbourne Male Voice Praise Choir'. They will delight all the family with their sensational and stirring renditions, of the songs made popular by the 'Billy Graham' Crusade of 1959. March 17 from 2.30pm at Beaconsfield Baptist Church. Enquiries contact: Howard Guscott 0490 145 133.
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Cranbourne U3A classes Twenty-eight classes are currently available. Most have vacancies for new members. These include art and crafts, computer classes, card games, Italian and French languages, line dancing, and calligraphy. We have a book group, table tennis, fishing and cycling groups. Keyboard, guitar and ukelele lessons also available with some offering one-on-one tuition. A small membership fee entitles you to do as many classes as you
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Photography Club at U3A Cardinia A proposed photography club will suit retired
seniors, house husbands or house wives as it will take place during the day. There will be three skill levels, beginners, intermediate and advanced, with a little more emphasis on beginners. Membership will also entitle you to many of the free courses we have throughout the year. Some age conditions will apply. First meeting Friday Friday 15 February, at 1pm-3pm at the U3A Cardinia at Pakenham Library and Hall Centre, 6E Henry Street, Pakenham. Contact Ian from U3A Cardinia on 0420 689 602. Website: w.u3acardinia.org. au Email: u3a_cardinia@outlook.com
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Add your voice Voices of Casey are currently recruiting for new members to sing with them for 2019. If you are interested in joining this vibrant group, please come on February 4. They practice each Monday, excepting school holidays at Fiddlers Green Retirement village, 57 Gloucester Ave, Berwick from 7-9.30pm. Our Music Director is Dr. Jonathon Welch AM. (Choir of Hard Knocks fame). This is a non-audition choir, attracting enthusiastic amateurs as well as seasoned singers. Our repertoire includes well known classics, pop songs and contemporary compositions. For further information please contact Paulien on 0412 741 195 or maritimes.1@hotmail. com.
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New Vogue, Ballroom, and Latin Dancing Always yearned to dance? Then step it out this year in easy-to learn New Vogue, Ballroom and Latin dances. Have good fun in a relaxed environment at Balla Balla Community Centre East Cranbourne. All welcome and there is no age limit. For all enquiries call Diane Marsh on 0408343202 or email difen69@bigpond.net. au. Two sessions every Monday from 5pm6pm and 6.30pm-7.30pm at 65 BerwickCranbourne Road, Cranbourne East.
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Cat Stevens Songbook on stage
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Money Bags eyes riches By Hayley Wildes The world's richest 1600-metre race - the AllStar Mile - is set to take over Flemington Racecourse on Saturday. Boasting a $5 million prize pool, the All-Star Mile is in its first year and is the only race in Australia where the general public play a role in choosing the final field of 14 horses. Cranbourne-trained Mr Money Bags was one of 10 horses voted into the field, finishing 10th in voting with just over 5000 public votes. Four horses were also added to the field as wildcard entries. Cranbourne Turf Club CEO Neil Bainbridge spoke about how the club rallied behind local trainer Robbie Griffiths and the four-year-old Mr Money Bags. "The club got behind the horse and it's great for Cranbourne to be represented in the
All-Star Mile," Bainbridge said. "Robbie Griffiths is a wonderful Cranbourne person and the club is very excited for him and his team to get a horse in the field - we wish Robbie and all the connections all the best in what will be a pretty special day on Saturday." Having won at Flemington previously, the appropriately-named Mr Money Bags has proven himself as a strong performer at the track and while Bainbridge acknowledges the tough field he will go up against, he believes Mr Money Bags can come away with the win. "He's performed well there in the past and he's in very good hands with Robbie and his team, but it's going to be a very difficult assignment," he said. "When you put $5 million of prize money up, there's going to be a number of quality gallopers in the field and that's the case here. "He'll be there to give it his best shot and
he'll have everyone in Cranbourne supporting him and we're all hopeful that the horse will perform very well." With plenty on the line in the richest 1600-metre race, Bainbridge highlighted the strength of the Cranbourne stables in producing world-class horses that can compete with the best of the best. "Cranbourne has always played a pretty significant role in the major Autumn and Spring carnivals," he said. "At the moment there are 158 licenced trainers training out of Cranbourne and it produces around 7500 starters a year - it's Australia's biggest and busiest training complex. "Nearly one in five runners at every Victorian race meeting are trained out here at Cranbourne. "It's great for our trainers to be able to compete in these $5 million races."
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Cranbourneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s moving forward By Nick Creely Cranbourne president Gerry Kelly understands that there will be "chatter" surrounding the club heading into the AFL Outer East season, but insists the club is in tip-top shape and can't wait to get the season started. The Eagles kick off their season on 13 April against Beaconsfield, and will have a new-look about them in 2019 after going down in a brave preliminary final defeat to Narre Warren, with several senior players departing, most notably legendary sharpshooter Marc Holt to Karingal. But Kelly said that it presents an exciting new opportunity for the next batch of Cranbourne stars to step up to the plate in the Premier division. "I'm sure there's chatter about Cranbourne going around everywhere, maybe some people will be surprised when we actually get the season started," he said. "The boys have been training really well, we're ready to go. "There's going to be a lot of quality players here this year - Shaun Marusic, Ryan Jones, a 34 STAR NEWS
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young bloke by the name of Cam Angus has been training the house down. "You look through our list, it's very strong, so we're very happy with how it's going - it presents a new opportunity with lots of new players, and there's opportunities everywhere for young players to step up and play senior footy. "We have lots of good players." Kelly said that the club did all they could to be part of the MPNFL in 2019 and beyond, but once that passed, the AFL Outer East competition provided a tremendous opportunity for the club to continue building its brand and branching out into the Yarra Valley. "We've behind the eight ball a little bit, because we weren't preparing for Outer East, we were hoping to get into the Peninsula league," he said. "But that didn't work out, so we're really looking forward to being in the Outer East, maintaining our old rivalries with the clubs and looking forward to playing some new clubs, going to some new country towns, it's fantastic.
Cranbourne is building towards the start of the AFL Outer East season. 183377 Photo by: ROB CAREW "We're really looking forward to it. It's exciting; I'm really looking forward to the season and Round 1 against Beaconsfield at Casey Fields." Kelly also said that the club is in the final stages of completing plans for an Under 19 side, urging anyone interested to get in touch
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two clubs once again on Saturday and Sunday, with Bloods skipper Craig Slocombe winning the toss and electing to bat at Alex Nelson Reserve. Star Bucks seamer Jurgen Andersen (4/17) loomed as the danger, finding the wicket of both Nathan King and Michael Vandort early, and when Daniel Watson (1/15) managed to claw out Tim Ford without scoring, the home side well and truly had their backs against the wall at 3/22. Association legend Steve Spoljaric (24) looked comfortable amid a sublime spell by Andersen, but he eventually snared the key man with a ripping caught and bowled to leave them hanging precariously at 5/50. The score soon became 7/56 after Rob Peat (3/64) went to work to pick up Slocombe and Jarrod Armitage in a matter of four deliveries, which included an absolute stellar catch from Ben Watson, and the very real prospect of the Bucks winning the match by the end of day one was a feasible reality. But, this Bloods side never gives in, fighting their way back from despair to somehow post a competitive 147, with Malinga Bandara (25), Liam Hamilton (23), Matt Wetering (31 not out) and Straker (12) showing nerves of steel to rummage together enough runs to defend. At stumps on the first day, the Bucks seemed home at 2/65, and despite star captain-coach David White falling in the final moments of the day and the ball appearing to turn square, the visitors were well and truly in the box seat. And they couldn’t have seen it coming at all, with one of the great finals spells from a spinner that has taken 22 wickets post-Christmas and become arguably the most dangerous tweaker in the competition. Straker (7/34) completely dismantled one of the most seasoned batting orders in local cricket, turning the ball a mile, bowling with pin-point accuracy to have the Bucks searching for an answer to stop him. But they just couldn’t, falling for just 116 in 61 overs, a dramatic collapse of 8/51, with Daniel Watson contributing 43 of those runs himself. Straker’s remarkable spell included 28 overs, with 12 maidens, while Malinga Bandara (3/51) provided plenty of support as the pair bowled 55 overs between them. The Bloods then made sure of their work despite losing 2/10 in their second dig, batting out 29 overs to finish on 3/52, and more importantly, a well-deserved grand final spot in a few weeks’ time. It was an even more extraordinary contest down at Frawley Road, meanwhile, with the heroics of Matt Chasemore almost stealing a win from the clouds against Hallam Kalora Park.
But cricket’s a cruel game, and there’s no tomorrow for the Bears, who fell agonisingly short by just the seven runs. Once again, it was a game where momentum shifted as quickly as wickets fell, with the Hawks winning the toss and batting on day one. Reliable openers Ben Hillard and Leigh Booth knocked around 38 for the first wicket, but the Bears went to work to rummage through the top order, with the Hawks falling to 5/75, before a stunning surge by Chasemore (4/26) saw the home side in disarray at 7/87, after snaring the dangerous Jordan Hammond, Ryan Hillard and Ciaron Connolly without them getting away. It took a brilliant, brave knock from Kevin Kean (60) to turn the tide, combining superbly with Peter Sofra (24) and Chris Pereria (19) to completely shift the momentum and lift the home side to 206. The Hawks managed to snare a wicket right before stumps, with Will Whyte (4/53) breaking through with only minutes to play to leave the visitors 1/1. But a new day brings a fresh start, but the Hawks were simply unstoppable, with Whyte and gun quick Jordan Hammond (5/60) piercing through the top order with precision, snaring the dangerous Nathan Pilon in his final innings in the DDCA for a duck, and suddenly at 5/27, the Bears may have been already thinking about Mad Monday. But not Matt Chasemore, who knuckled down with the same intensity that has served him so well throughout a glittering career. Starting slowly before gradually accelerating, Chasemore looked indestructible, combining for strong partnerships with Jack Phillips (20) and Brendan Rose (17) to keep his side in it. Batting with the lower order, the skipper plundered a glorious 101 off 181 balls, batting for over five hours to draw his side within reach. ‘Cheeks’ passed 100 with a shot through the slip region, but was out moments later, caught behind off Whyte, with another 14 runs required with a wicket remaining. Hammond, who simply bowled superbly through the innings, snared Jarrod Goodes (30) to seal the win, with the Bears falling over for 199. It now sets up a mammoth preliminary final between Buckley Ridges and Hallam Kalora Park. The Bucks lost the corresponding fixture to Mordialloc last year at Park Oval. The winner of the match will take on Springvale South in a standalone grand final on 23 and 24 March at Carroll Reserve (St Mary’s). Thursday, 14 March, 2019
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James Nanopoulos will be a key player for Dandenong in the Premier Cricket finals. 189836 valuable time batting, while all-rounder James Nanopoulos (31 not out) sent the ball to all parts before stumps was called and the visitors had racked up an imposing 4/283. It means that the reigning premiers finish in fourth positions, setting up a mouth watering qualifying final against Carlton at Princes Park, the same team they defeated in the Victorian Grand Slam and in the Premier Cricket oneday grand final last season. The Panthers ended the home and away season with Brett Forsyth (962 runs at 80.17) the leading run scorer in the competition, while fellow opener Tom Donnell (575 runs at 38.33), James Nanopoulos (439 runs at 54.88) and Lincoln Edwards (303 runs at 25.88) all enjoyed strong individual seasons with the willow. With the ball, Nanopoulos (27 wickets at 17.87), left-arm tweaker Akshat Buch (23 runs at 29.22) and James Wilcock (18 wickets at 21.89) were the best with the ball with the Panthers. Casey-South Melbourne, meanwhile, finished the season off on a high to finish ninth on the table. Defending 287 against Ringwood on day two of their clash at Russell Lucas Oval, the Swans ended the Rams' unlikely surge at finals by rolling them for just 236, albeit without star skipper Ian Holland. The Rams looked like they would do it fairly easily after at one stage being 2/160, but a collapse, sparked by a brilliant effort from Josh Dowling (4/35), as well as great supporting acts from Nathan Lambden (2/43) and Dylan Hadfield (2/48), got the job done away from home. MPCA - PROVINCIAL ROUND 14 Despite finishing the season with a strong win
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Casey-South Melbourne will have a new coach in 2019/20. 190596 against Flinders at BA Cairns Reserve, Pearcedale will officially be relegated out of Provincial after a tough season. On Saturday, however, the Panthers at least found a reason to smile, racking up a strong total of 8/217 off 40, with Brad Trotter (88) and skipper Kaine Smith (50) starring. Flinders fought hard to bat out the game to finish 3/171, but the Panthers couldn't improve their percentage enough to claw off the bottom of the table. VICTORIAN SUB-DISTRICT - NORTH/EAST SEMI-FINALS
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Noble Park has advanced through to the preliminary final against Mt Waverley after a dominant win against a disappointing Bayswater over the weekend. The home side could only muster up 167, before Parkers skipper Luke Wintle carved an unbeaten 72 to guide the visitors to a brilliant victory and within reach of a grand final. They will play the Mounties at their home deck on Saturday and Sunday, with the winner to play either Brunswick or Plenty Valley the following week in the grand final.
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Cranbourne ladies storm into decider CRANBOURNE BOWLS Cranbourne ladies playing in the combined Division 1/premier competition have stormed into the Sectional grand final defeating Montmorency by 25 shots. It was a happy trip home from Montmorency on the Trios bus after the sensational win. The third mid-week Cranbourne side defeated Mulgrave CC in the Div 3 sectional Semi-Final, but lost to Churchill/ Waverley in the sectional grand-Final. A great effort for everyone who played in the side during the year. The six-a-side Cranbourne team lost to Cardinia Waters in the Semi-Final in a close game. They also had a great year and it was pleasing that many players at the club had an opportunity to play a game in this team during the year. Cranbourne Ladies Division 1 Cranbourne ladies come up against Clayton in the Division 1 Sectional Grand-final to be played this Tuesday at Edithvale. The form against Clayton has been good during the year and the ladies go in confident after the great win against Montmorency, but grand-finals are tough to win so it will come down to the form on the day. NARRE WARREN The season ended for Narre Warren's Division 2 team on Tuesday after a loss to Dandenong Club.
Despite the loss, it has been a good year for the team, finishing in the finals. On Tuesday, Narre Warren was in front at lunch but failed to continue their form on the resumption. Eric Sydenham, Wally Finlayson, Arthur Scheurer and Jim Millar were the exception, winning 2917. Judy Naughton, Reg Young, Geoff Ampt and Rod Lane went down 11-32 and Keith Mark, Wilma Haringsma, Colin Groom and Wilma Stevenson went down 9-35. Narre Warren (1) 49 lost to Dandenong Club (1) 84. Narre Warren's pennant teams completed their year with a loss to Berwick in the section semi-final at Fountain Gate. Despite the loss, it was the same as midweek pennant, a successful year for the team. They were promoted from a lower division after last year and to make the finals was a big effort. Keith Mark, Alan Mark, Wally Finlayson and Norm Hosmer were the only winning rink (21-20) while Mark Groom, Jim Kempf, David Wilkinson and Ralph Devonshire drew 17-17. Michael Graham, Graham Dodd, Stan Robinson and Carl Lapham just missed, going down 21-22, but Wilma Haringsma, Peter Lister, Philip Howard and Geoff Miller were not allowed into the game, going down 15-27. Narre Warren (2) 74 lost to Berwick (5) 86.
Narre Warren's Keith Mark rolls one down the green.
The Cranbourne Division 1 sectional grand final team, from left: Sandra Mueller, Cheryl Wright, Joy McLisky, Maureen Cameron, Yvonne Van Der Wees, Lois Brock, (Coach/Manager Garry Hunt), Lynne Wood, Gwen Scott, Helen Witherden, Joyce Pearce, Maree Taylor and Kath Dudink.
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