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GRAND OPENING Kaduna Park Display Village
Kaduna Park’s highly anticipated display village will open on Saturday 20th July! The new display village conveniently provides buyers with a one-stop shop, showcasing modern, sophisticated homes by Melbourne’s biggest and best builders, including Metricon, Carlisle Homes, Beachwood Homes and Porter Davis. Many homes opened early for viewing, including designs by Homebuyers Centre, Boutique, Porter Davis, Cheviot, Metricon, Carlisle Homes and Fairhaven Homes. With something to inspire everyone, each home is designed to suit today’s lifestyles and features the latest in styling and technology. The grand opening is yet another example of developer Parklea shaping communities through resident activities, with a variety of attractions on offer for the whole family. Face painting, jam donuts, a coffee van and roving children’s entertainment will be at 2 Mortlake Drive, Officer South, from 11am – 2pm to welcome buyers and their families to the new display village and to the Kaduna Park estate.
Jarod Mills, Parklea Sales and Marketing Manager, said Parklea is thrilled to see the new display village opening. “We’re really excited to see the display village opening for viewing. We have so many sought-after builders at Kaduna Park, and our new display village will help buyers find the perfect design for their dream home. The grand opening will be a great day for the whole family to get a sense of both the available designs and their new neighbourhood. “We look forward to welcoming future residents to the Kaduna Park community, and can’t wait for our buyers to see the new display village,” said Mr Mills. The display village is conveniently located on the main boulevard of
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Kaduna Park, which is setting new standards for communities in the South East. With its tranquil farmland setting, including a heritage homestead, and proximity to schools, shops and transport, Kaduna Park offers buyers the perfect balance of natural surroundings with all the convenience of urban living.
“We have so many soughtafter builders at Kaduna Park, and our new display village will help buyers find the perfect design for their dream home.”
There is currently a great selection of lot sizes available in the estate, with lots ranging from 350m² – 608m², catering to families of all shapes and sizes. Buyers looking to secure a slice of untouched countryside are encouraged to view the display village to help them select the perfect home to suit their lot.
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Helping Hand Parklea’s Winter Food Drive supporting those in need Parklea’s Winter Food Drive is on again this year, with locations throughout the Cardinia Shire welcoming donations. Now in its fourth year, the annual Food Drive provides community residents with the opportunity to donate non-perishable food and personal hygiene products to help those in need. This year, Parklea hopes to reach even more families and individuals, with new businesses volunteering to be drop off locations. During July and August, local residents can drop non-perishable food to Arena Café at Arena Shopping Centre, Timbermill Café in the Timbertop Estate and Cardinia Life (Aligned Leisure) in Officer. “With the support of local businesses, we hope to provide more families with much-needed food throughout winter,” said Jarod Mills, Sales and Marketing Manager at Parklea.
“As a developer in the South East, Parklea is committed to helping improve the wellbeing and quality of life of those living in and around our communities. We encourage local residents and businesses to give generously, and thank them for their continued support,” said Mr Mills. The Winter Food Drive is one of Parklea’s community initiatives, including a Christmas gift drive, aimed at supporting local families doing it tough. Parklea also supports a variety of local community groups, events, and charities throughout the South East. All Food Drive donations will be distributed via Windermere, a Narre Warren-based community service organisation and charity that supports
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Items most needed by Windermere are non-perishable foods with reasonable expiry dates, such as tinned fruit and vegetables, tuna cans, legumes, long-life milk, pasta sauce, dry pasta, soup, rice and other grains. Pairing donations and suggesting uses for the items is also welcome, such as pairing dry pasta with tinned pasta sauce for spaghetti bolognese. Personal hygiene products would also be valuable donations and are encouraged as well.
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Parklea QTRLY brings you all the latest news, events and land updates from around the South East. In this special edition, we reflect on how we are shaping the way we live, work and play in the South East. You can also preview Kaduna Park’s new display village, catch up on Timbertop news, discover the history behind Robert Gordon Pottery, read about this year’s Winter Food Drive and hear from some of Kaduna Park’s first residents! Read all of this and more in the special 10th edition of QTRLY.
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TIMBERTOP Launched in 2012, Timbertop Estate is Officer’s #1 land estate, offering a premium lifestyle with open space, parkland, fresh air, spectacular views and The Timbermill Café.
KADUNA PARK ESTATE Launched in 2018, Kaduna Park is the first residential land development in Officer South. Now selling with a brand new sales suite and display village onsite.
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1ST ZERO ENERGY HOME Launched at Timbertop Estate in 2018, this environmentally friendly home was built as a joint venture by SJD Homes, proudly bringing the first zero energy home display within the Cardinia Shire.
PARKLANDS COASTAL ESTATE Parklea has raised the bar in quality residential land estates on the Bass Coast, implementing the same methodology as previous successful estates with an exciting ongoing outcome.
COMMUNITY INITIATIVES AND CONTRIBUTIONS Parklea is proud to help improve lives in the South East with their Gift Drive and Food Drive initiatives plus contributions to various local charities, events, sporting clubs and groups.
HERITAGE SPRINGS Completed in 2011, this unique estate was designed to create a premium pocket in the suburb of Pakenham. Now home to a thriving community and new level of quality and excellence.
PARKLEA PAKENHAM SHOW An event synonymous with community spirit and inclusiveness, Parklea has proudly been the Pakenham Show’s major sponsor since 2015.
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ARENA SHOPPING CENTRE Completed in 2013, Arena is now Cardinia’s premier neighbourhood shopping centre and home to 25+ small and large businesses employing and serving our community.
HERITAGE SPRINGS SHOPPING VILLAGE A community shopping centre developed in a convenient location within Heritage Springs Estate, bringing ease of shopping with a buzzing community focus and the feeling of a true village.
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BEACONSFIELD HUB Completed in 2014, Beaconsfield Hub is a community shopping centre with 8 specialty stores and a restaurant. A smaller development by Parklea standards, but one of unique design and a quality outcome.
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The last piece of the puzzle For many families, finding the perfect place to call home is a great achievement. For the Micciche family, it was the final piece in their ‘puzzle’ of becoming Australian citizens. Bruno, his wife Carole and their two children were among the first residents to move into Kaduna Park last month, and they couldn’t be happier. Originally from the United Kingdom, the family moved to south east Melbourne eight years ago, as they believed it would be well-suited to their young family. Bruno believes they “made the right choice” with Kaduna Park. “Officer is growing and it looks like Kaduna Park will be really stunning. We are very lucky to be one of the first families to move into the estate. We’re very excited to start living there,” said Bruno.
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Desiring a permanent home close to Berwick, where the family had rented, Bruno and Carole found Kaduna Park in February last year and decided to build with Simonds. He says their move to Officer’s newest land estate couldn’t have been better.
The experience with Kaduna Park was perfect. Bruno Micciche, Kaduna Park Resident
“First, we had contact with our builder, Simonds, who directed us to Rebecca from Parklea for the land. We then received regular contact from the Parklea team about everything — from when the land would be titled to when we were able to start visiting our site. Overall, it has been quite a positive experience. We would absolutely, without a doubt recommend purchasing and building at Kaduna Park.” Bruno says resident activities and events, such as the Kaduna Park Family Picnic and the Easter egg hunt earlier this year, have been a great way to meet neighbours and to help build a “family environment” within the new estate.
“We have started meeting our neighbours, who we first made friends with on Facebook. We’re all sharing our experiences — it seems to be really positive,” said Bruno. The family is looking forward to completing their front garden in the next three months in order to claim Parklea’s landscaping rebate. Further down the track, Bruno hopes to see more pathways and tracks around the estate, so he is able to train for marathons and triathlons. One day, he would love to start a Kaduna Park residents’ running group. The family know it may take some time for the estate to be fully established, but they are keen to see the end result. For now, they are thrilled to be in their “final home”, which Bruno says is an exciting chapter in their story. From attaining a temporary visa to becoming Australian citizens, the final goal for the family was to build their own home. “For us, this house is a way of becoming fully Australian. We are citizens, but having the house being built — our own house — is the last piece of the
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puzzle of becoming fully Australian, of our Australian journey. It’s really exciting for us. We made it here! We want to name our house ‘Newleaf’ because, for us, it’s a new age — turning a new leaf or page in our history.” TO FIND OUT MORE about purchasing land in Kaduna Park, contact the Kaduna Park sales team on 1300 523 862, visit www.kadunapark.com.au or email info@kadunapark.com.au.
The kids are moving out, old friends are leaving the neighbourhood, and suggestions of shifting to a more manageable, affordable home have drifted into dinner conversations. But downsizing needn’t be associated with a step down. Melbourne’s growing population of over 50s are taking matters into their own hands and seizing the opportunity to enjoy a bigger, more vibrant lifestyle than in their large suburban homes with kids to keep them busy. Janet, a homeowner in Lifestyle Brookfield, told us recently how much her life had changed since moving. She explained, “There’s always someone to talk to. I’ve made some close friends here, and I wasn’t someone who used to be good at mixing.”
Life truly begins at 50 TO LEARN MORE Call 1300 50 55 60 or visit the Lifestyle Kaduna Park sales office on the corner of Mortlake Drive and Leeson Street, Officer South.
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In September 2018, Lifestyle Communities launched its latest over 50s community in Officer South, within Parklea’s Kaduna Park Estate. With 18 different homes to choose from and prices starting at $250,000, Lifestyle Kaduna Park offers affordable access to a luxury lifestyle in a thriving community. Margaret Clayton, a Lifestyle Berwick Waters homeowner, explained there was so much going on in her new community, she actually found work was getting in the way of her social life! “When I first moved in, I was on holiday for two weeks. Then, when I went back to work, I resigned.” Lifestyle Kaduna Park will offer 5-star resort-style facilities set in fully landscaped gardens and a dog park for four-legged residents. Homeowners will enjoy
exclusive access to a multi-million-dollar clubhouse with an indoor heated pool, cinema, gym, billiards room, library and computer centre, bowling green, croquet court, alfresco BBQ dining space and a community bus. There will even be a pickleball court, and if you’re not sure what that is, hours of fun await you! An onsite community management team will oversee the day-to-day running of the community. Built by Todd Devine Homes, all Lifestyle Communities are contemporary homes featuring quality fixtures and fittings, landscaped gardens and split-system heating and cooling. Front gardens are maintained by the community gardener, leaving homeowners more time to do what they love. Residents can enjoy yoga, aerobics classes, dancing and woodwork, or attend wellness seminars and social events in their spare time. But, according to Lifestyle Berwick Waters homeowners Allan and Judith Breasley, living the life you deserve is about much more than wonderful facilities and activities: “It’s the sense of neighbourhood — like when we were young.” IMAGE Margaret and Peggy – from nearby Lifestyle Berwick Waters. > WATCH A Day in the Life of Bella at Lifestyle Lyndarum: https://youtu.be/fd6myw56WCM
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The Robert Gordon Story Inspired by his mother, renowned Australian potter June Dyson, Robert ‘Andy’ Gordon developed a strong love and niche for pottery in his early twenties. Andy Gordon created his first studio back in 1979 in a small tin shed where he and his wife Barbara first set about creating their dream. Following in the family’s footsteps, Andy and Barbara had a vision to expand, and along came their four children, who continue to play an integral part in the growth and future of Robert Gordon Pottery. A huge component of Robert Gordon Pottery is the relationship they hold with the hospitality industry, which they have been supplying with high-fired, durable and fully vitrified stoneware for over 25 years. They have supplied to clients across the world as well as reputable restaurants throughout Australia, and from this have built longlasting working relationships that have turned into friendships with trusted top chefs. These relationships form part of Robert Gordon’s reputation for professionalism and humility in a working environment where they provide durability and custom designs across the board. The design process involves collaborations between many different sources, including the Gordon family, staff and, most importantly, the clients. The Robert Gordon team has a commitment to craft, where they illustrate a large and detailed process which entails the use of traditional and modern tools that have spanned across the years to reach their end goal. The Pottery takes huge pride in manufacturing
Australian-made products that have been passed through the hands of skilled craftspeople that continue to represent more than 60 years of heritage. Manufacturing in Australia also provides Robert Gordon with a wide range of flexibility. This flexibility allows them to regularly monitor production and make alterations as required to create quality products for their customers. Robert Gordon staff are there every step of the way, from the initial talks to the design and the presentation of the final product. The Pottery recently launched its handcrafted basin collection. After almost two years of sampling, this collection features three unique basin designs developed by the Pottery’s own Bobby Gordon, also an architect, and master mould-maker Glauco. The new collection is a rare delight amongst mass-produced bathroom fixtures, with the new basins featuring unmistakable signs of handcraftsmanship.
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Each basin is designed and developed on-site, finished by hand and glazed in Robert Gordon’s beautiful reactive glazes, highlighting their handmade look and feel. The collection includes both slip cast and pressed finishes, and is available now. From supplying small products to local markets to now producing quality ceramics for reputable organisations worldwide, Robert Gordon Pottery has evolved dramatically since the small tin shed back in 1979. Nowadays at Robert Gordon, there is a workshop area where visitors can paint their own pottery, a kitchen serving delicious breakfast and lunch 7 days a week, and of course an outlet, selling unique samples and seconds at discounted prices. With over 30 hard-working employees, as well as the knowledge and wisdom that has been passed down through generations, this has all shaped Robert Gordon Pottery and will be integral to its evolution over the coming years. robertgordonaustralia.com
The factory in Pakenham - an upgrade from the tin shed Gordon had previously worked in
A story like no other, Robert Gordon Pottery creates a wide range of ceramics well-suited to all of your needs.
The Pottery recently launched its handcrafted basin collection. Pictured above is Clay 340 basin.
A family immersed in the world of ceramics
Moulding the dream Continuing the family love of pottery
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LIVE. WORK. PLAY. Timbertop’s Egg-cellent Easter Hunt
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The Easter spirit was alive and well at Timbertop earlier this year as over 100 children and their families enjoyed our annual Easter egg hunt at Hicks Reserve. The beautiful weather enabled many families to catch up with neighbours while their kids played together in the reserve and on the playground after the hunt. The Easter Bunny and the Timbertop Residents’ Group Committee hid a record number of eggs in the garden and up the hill, but the children certainly had sharp hunting skills, as all of the eggs were found in record time! It was wonderful to see some sharing their eggs with others who may not have found as many. The colouring competition was also a hit, with entries from several children and some adults, too! After careful consideration, the winners were Dylan T (0-4yrs), Nicola H (5-9yrs), Anine (10-16yrs) and Bec H (16+yrs). Coles Eden Rise generously sponsored this year’s event, donating all of the eggs found throughout the hunt. Thanks to the many families who attended the hunt and the Timbertop Residents’ Group Committee who made it such a wonderful event. We hope next year’s hunt will be just as much fun!
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TIMBERTOP RESIDENTS’ GROUP AGM
Meet your new President! The Timbertop Residents’ Group held their Annual General Meeting on Wednesday 12th June to elect their 2019/20 committee representatives. Simone Hoath was elected President and hopes to continue to work on behalf of Timbertop residents to further develop the welcoming nature of the estate. Outgoing President Ryan Doyle was elected as the new Treasurer, with many thanks for his dedication to the committee throughout his presidency. Longstanding and founding member Stephen Birch will continue his role as Vice President, having provided knowledge and expertise since the committee’s inception, and will also serve as the new Membership Coordinator. It was great to welcome relatively new Timbertop resident and committee member, Georgia DaviesJackson, as both Secretary and Grants Coordinator. Georgia joined the committee last year and, having previously worked with the Council, her experience and knowledge will be invaluable to the committee. The committee’s general members will include a mix of new and familiar faces. New members Jenn and Dan Woods join existing members Julie Owen,
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Maxine Roewer and David Harris, who continue to support the committee with their time and effort. The committee is still looking to fill some vacancies, with the roles of Events Coordinator and Council Liaison currently available. Residents interested in more information or in volunteering for these roles are encouraged to contact the committee or attend the next meeting.
Every week between Tuesday to Fridays Living Learning Pakenham 6B Henry St, Pakenham 8.30am–1.00pm $2 Cardinia Men’s Shed members meet in our workshop behind the Living Centre every week. For new members, come on a Wednesday night!
The committee is always keen to have residents join their meetings and everyone is welcome to come along. Meetings are held on the second Wednesday of every month at Officer Community Hub, 2 Parker Street, Officer, at 7pm. All residents are encouraged to come and say hello, see what the committee does and give their thoughts as a Timbertop resident.
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Residents who have ideas to share but cannot attend meetings are encouraged to contact the committee via timbertop.residents@gmail.com or through the Facebook page facebook/timbertop.residents.
Now in its 16th year, features 44 stalls containing a wide selection of items from many periods.
Saturday 27 July Cardinia Cultural Centre, 40 Lakeside Blvd, Pakenham 9.00am–3.30pm $5 per adult, children free
Cockatoo Country Market First Saturday of the month Alma Treloar Reserve 73 Healesville-Koo Wee Rup Rd, Cockatoo 8.30am–1.30pm Free
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The Cockatoo Country Market celebrates all things local, handmade, grown or developed.
Cardinia Cultural Centre Christmas in July Sip and See Wednesday 24 July 10am morning tea, 11am performance $22 per person, companion card holders free A magnificent cast of four including tenor Roy Best and compere Chris McKenna will delight you with a very special Christmas production full of traditional carols, contemporary Christmas songs and lots of laughs along the way.
things to do in Cardinia 1 Watch a show at Cardina Cultural Centre Pakenham
Christmas in July Lunch Wednesday 24 July Lakeview Room 12.30pm $35 per person (general admission)
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2 Swim at Cardinia Life Pakenham 3 Walk around Emerald Lake Park Emerald 4 Enjoy a picnic at Cardinia Reservoir Emerald 5 Travel on Puffing Billy through the hills Emerald 6 Play at Cardinia Community Playground Pakenham 7 Have fun at Gumbuya World Garfield 8 Wander Community Markets Various 9 Shop at Robert Gordon Pottery Officer 10 Dine at D’Angelo Estate Vineyard Officer
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Join us for a delectable two course lunch in our magnificent Lakeview Room following the morning entertainment performance of Christmas in July.
2019 Women's Business Lunch The Magic of Winging It! Friday 9 August 11.30am until 2.30pm $99 per person The ever-popular, annual Casey Cardinia Women’s Business Lunch is back again, featuring Emma Isaacs, Founder and Global CEO of Business Chicks, direct from the US as the official guest speaker.
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