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Burglars hit sporting clubs Stephen Taylor steve@mpnews.com.au A WAVE of night-time burglaries at small sporting and leisure clubs across the Mornington Peninsula has members on high alert. Detective Senior Sergeant Peter Drake, of Mornington Peninsula CIU, said more than a dozen robberies had occurred at club houses at Rosebud, Dromana, Balnarring,
Mt Martha, Merricks, Crib Point, Mornington, Flinders, Red Hill and Hastings. “They may be connected but we are not certain at this stage,” he said. “They are a warning that club officers should check their security and make sure windows and doors are locked, and that CCTV is installed where possible.” Flinders Cricket Club was hit three times in September, with thieves forcing a window and accessing
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Birthday fun a blast from the past Stephen Taylor steve@mpnews.com.au SOMERVILLE Rise Primary School pupils celebrated their school’s 21st birthday with music from the school band, visits from past pupils and teachers and the digging up of a 1995 time capsule which was opened and the contents displayed around the school. Another highlight was a Footy-a-thon in which pupils dressed in their favorite football colours and paraded around the basketball courts to their
team’s theme song. This was followed by a run/ walk a-thon with money raised going towards information and communications technology equipment. The Tree of Knowledge mural was a big hit with families who were able to put their handprints on the leaves to symbolise family. Tyabb/Somerville Rotary Club members provided a sausage sizzle for lunch. Somerville Rise Primary School is proud of its achievements in creating a warm, harmonious and caring learning environment where pupils feel secure, happy and are highly motivated to learn.
Tree of Knowledge: Pupils Paisley, Ava, Ella, Calleigh, Alysha and Art & Wellbeing teacher Fiona Martin demonstrate their talents on the wall mural. Colourful exhibits: Assistant principal Mark Dewhurst admires quilts unearthed from the school’s time capsule. Tuned out: Tahilia Love belts out the vocals alongside fellow band members Noah Nailon, Zane Shepherd and Bradley Ratubuli during the school’s 21st birthday celebrations. Pictures: Yanni
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App invention has deals flocking A MORNINGTON man is hoping to take the world by storm with his new dealbased app, ifloc. Anthony Cincotta’s ultra-local app will send people notifications of deals available within a one kilometre radius of their location. “It is aimed to help businesses capture the market of people currently nearby, and to create a more instantaneous result,” said Mr Cincotta. That differs significantly from other deal applications, that offer deals with a much larger geographical location. “The idea is that somebody might be walking down Main Street Mornington, and deals will pop up on their screen as they walk. “They can get real dollar savings as they go about their day, without having to print off coupons or vouchers like other deal offerings”. As for the businesses, they will be able to log on anywhere in the world and create deals to better capture nearby business. It is hoped that this automation will lead to uptake in georgraphical locations far and wide. “We are starting it in Mornington, and just ironing out a few kinks to get it right, and then we hope it will organically roll out to other areas as businesses see the benefits of the app,” said Mr Cincotta. ifloc was a year in the making with Mr Cincotta working with business partner, Nick Waite, to bring the idea to fruition. ifloc will be officially launched at the Main Street Mornington Festival on Sunday 16 October. The ifloc app is available at both the Apple app store and Android Play app store for download now. www.ifloc.com or info@ifloc.com
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Shavers do their bit for cancer cure IT might seem like a lark, but head and beard shaves for seven workers at the Decmil site, Hastings, last week were serious business. The group, led by Ian Stead, lost their locks to raise money for the Peter Mac Foundation – and exceeded everyone’s expectations by generating a $3285.25 total thanks to the generosity of 50 colleagues at the plant. Mr Stead, back up by Ryan Jackson, Ryan McDonald, Shane Bisby, Tony Ta’ Avili, Peter Moore and Kieran Mulholland, then added to their appeal takings through a sausage size and tin rattle. They chose the Peter Mac Foundation because, when Mr Stead’s wife nursed cancer patients at the Royal Women’s Hospital, they received strong support from the foundation. Then, when Mrs Stead herself was diagnosed with cancer, she also received support and guidance.
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Bold pitch for Moonah ‘paradise’ Stephen Taylor steve@mpnews.com.au TOURISM officials are optimistic a lavish golf, residential, conference centre and hotel development surrounding Moonah Links golf course will become a reality. The Chinese-backed project, valued at several hundred million dollars, is designed around its two 18-hole golf courses at Fingal. It will include a 450-room, five-star hotel, a conference centre with seven restaurants, and three grand recreation centres: hot springs resort, water theme park and spa therapy resort. A golf institute built on the courses will be linked to 12 golf schools in China. The Chinese-led Peninsula International Group is making a bold pitch for the project, with an array of consultants being briefed for presentations to Mornington Peninsula Shire. It bought Moonah Links with its two golf courses, as well as a hotel at Fingal, for $18.5 million in August last year, according to industry sources. The golf resort covers 238 hectares with its Legends and Open courses. A promotional video describing the peninsula as “a paradise” and “one of the world’s must-see places” is aimed at international visitors. It promotes the region’s beaches, wineries, golf courses and tourist attractions, and emphasises Melbourne’s long-standing mantle as “World’s Most Liveable City”. Mornington Peninsula Regional Tourism Board managing director Matt McDonald said sustainable tour-
Bold vision: A Chinese-led consortium is planning to spend hundreds of millions of dollars devloping Moonah Links in Fingal.
ism, such as that espoused in the hotel and golf development, was more beneficial than day-trips for the region’s economy. “Tourism is the No. 1 employer on the Mornington Peninsula and we welcome sustainable tourism investment that promotes jobs and visitation to the region,” he said. “The proposed development seeks to grow year-round visitation from domestic and international visitors, factors that are critical to the long-term success of the visitor economy on the Mornington Peninsula.”
Mr McDonald said the proposed development would focus on the region’s world class golf courses, spa and wellness centres. “It also builds on some of the state’s strengths, being sport, recreation and international students – markets in which the Mornington Peninsula has not been strong historically.” He said neither the tourism board, nor the Mornington Peninsula Shire, were “across the detail of the development as yet”. “I am only seeing it for the first time but am following it with great interest”.
The Moonah Links site has reportedly long been earmarked for tourism development. “However, the proposal needs to go through the necessary planning and regulatory process with the state and local governments.” Acting Tourism and Major Events Minister Philip Dalidakis said through a spokesman: “We want to see worldclass destinations like the Mornington Peninsula continue to offer an unforgettable experience for visitors because it means more opportunities for nearby businesses and jobs for locals. “That’s why we’ve helped the devel-
oper with ways they can work with the Mornington Peninsula Shire to make this proposal work, like we do with many organisations with bold plans for great projects.” The developer has not sought state government funding for a project. “[They] have made representations to the government regarding facilitation advice, which the government has provided,” he said. “The matter remains one between the developer and the Mornington Peninsula Shire.”
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Last chance for precious habitat Liz Bell liz@mpnews.com.au A FLYING mammal that lives on the Mornington Peninsula but is listed as “vulnerable” by the Department of Sustainability and Environment (DSE) could be the last hope of saving the former South East Water reservoir in Mt Eliza from development. Since South East Water announced plans last year to rezone the 2.8 ha Kunyung Rd site, it has largely been untouched and remains one of Mt Eliza’s last wildlife habitats. A variety of frogs, flying foxes and possibly the almost extinct southern brown bandicoot and the nationally significant white-footed dunnart live there. Environmentalists are concerned their protests over redevelopment plans are falling on deaf ears, with the lure of profit coming first. However, there are hopes that an appeal to protect the grey-headed flying fox may give protestors “a national lifeline”. The mammal, which eats native flowers, pollen and nectar and has colonies at the site, is known to play a vital role in keeping ecosystems in good health. Fears are also growing that most of the remaining environmentally sensitive land in Mt Eliza will soon be snapped up for development, with rumours that the buyer of the neighbouring Moondah estate in Kunyung Rd – Ryman Healthcare – is interested in acquiring the South East Water site. New Zealand-based Ryman Healthcare recently paid almost $40 million
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Nature at risk: The former reservoir could be sold for housing. Picture: Yanni for the 8.9-hectare waterfront property, and has indicated it is continuing to look for suitable sites to build more aged care facilities in Australia. South Eastern Centre for Sustainability president Steve Karakitsos said further development in the Kunyung Rd area was threatening already vulnerable species, such as the grey-head flying fox. He said South East Water’s plan to redevelop its Mt Eliza land for profit showed it had little concern for the “hundreds of thousands” of native species living there. “We all know about the giant panda and rhino but are oblivious to the animals in our own backyards,” he said. Mr Karakitsos said South East Water
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should be true to its public image of caring for the environment. The company has refused to back down from its plan to rezone and develop the land for housing, with chief spokesman Rupert Posner saying last week that the matter was “still being considered”. Mr Posner, once the CEO for notfor-profit group Good Environmental Choice Australia, was quoted in online magazine Otter in 2013 as being concerned about the loss of orangutan habitat in south East Asia. “This refusal to acknowledge one of South East Water’s local assets of significant biodiversity and consistent refusal to protect this, blatantly contradicts the lip service of South East
Water’s commitment to sustainability,” said Mr Karakitsos. “This frightening outcome is avoidable and totally unnecessary.” Mornington MP David Morris, who raised the issue in parliament in August, has called on Environment Minister Lisa Neville to halt the development of the land for housing due to its importance in “supporting local wildlife”. Mr Morris called on the minister to “use her authority” to transfer the land to the Mornington Peninsula Shire so it won’t be “lost to housing”. But Mt Eliza planning activist Rebecca Taylor, who started residents’ group ‘Kunyung Says No’ and an online petition to save the land, said the council should start being “transparent” about its dealings with South East Water. “I have no faith in South East Water’s commitment to the environment, so it is important that what goes on between them and council is transparent,” she said. “The council originally told us it had contacted all relevant residents about the rezoning proposal, but when I did a survey of residents, only eight in Mt Eliza had received notification.” Environmentalists and residents are pushing for all or part of the 57 Kunyung Rd site to be rezoned for public open space or reserved as environmental nature corridors. A Mornington Peninsula Council report last year suggests it has adopted a pro-development stance, by stating that a panel hearing found “no basis on which to recommend any or all of the
land should be zoned Public Park and Recreation Zone or Public Conservation and Resource Zone as a result of its potential habitat values”. According to the report, the two-member panel had taken “unaccompanied” inspections of the site before making its findings. In August another council report stated it had taken “further advocacy” to achieve an open space provision of at least 10 per cent and some provision for affordable housing at the site. The impressive site has a complicated history and is within a broader 825lot suburban housing estate established in 1924. In the late-1950s, much of the land was owned by aviation pioneer Reg Ansett, who then bought further land from his neighbours and then sold this parcel to the government, which developed the reservoir. The Environment minster Lisa Neville said projects likely to have a significant impact on a matter protected under national environment law, such as a threatened species, must be submitted to the federal environment department to see whether federal assessment is needed. “It is the proponent’s responsibility to refer an activity under national environment law if they think it could cause a significant impact on a nationally protected matter,” she said. Mornington Peninsula Council, planning minister Richard Wynne, Frankston MP Paul Edbrooke and Ryman Healthcare all declined to comment when contacted.
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Art event: Miss Australia International Jessica Martini and Miss Westernport Mikaela Fowler join art show chair John Renowden at last year’s opening.
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All stops out in preparation for bushfire season VICROADS will be undertaking a range of maintenance activities all over the Mornington Peninsula from now as it prepares for the coming bushfire season. More than $550,000 will be spent on removing dead and dangerous trees, cutting low branches over roads and reducing fuel until the end of the year. This work will include fenceto-fence grass mowing on all rural arterial roads to cut the large amounts of fuel generated by a wet winter, and to ease the risk of a fire spreading from road reserves to adjacent land. Maintenance work along Balnarring Rd will begin this week. VicRoads regional director Aidan McGann said inspections had been carried out over winter to determine the most at-risk areas on the peninsula. “Our maintenance team works closely with Emergency Management Victoria, fire authorities and local councils to assess the areas of greatest risk and determine our priorities for maintenance works,” Mr McGann said. “Bushfires are unpredictable, so we want to provide the safest environment possible for residents and road users as temperatures rise over coming months.” Mr McGann said VicRoads had also sponsored a Living with Bushfire Community Conference to hear from leading industry experts, including fire ecologists and community emergency groups. It was held last weekend at Lilydale. “We’ll do our best to prepare our environment for bushfire season,” he said. “But we also need to ensure that our community has a greater understanding of bushfires and how they can best protect themselves and their community.” VicRoads says it will monitor the conditions of arterial roadsides to ensure maintenance minimises bushfire risk. To report a road hazard, call VicRoads on 13 11 70.
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Freeway risks: A fire that started along the Mornington Peninsula Freeway at Dromana in January 2014 quickly spread into nearby Heronswood, destroying a thatched roof cafe. Picture: Yanni
AT 90, Sidney Cartlidge deserves a well-earned rest and could be forgiven for hanging up his harmonica. But the music has not stopped for the sprightly nonagenarian, who still enjoys entertaining others and can be found regularly delivering “music therapy” and playing tunes at aged care homes around Mornington. A harmonica player since he was 10 in Staffordshire, England, Mr Cartlidge’s love of music and enthusiasm for performing have not waned over the years, despite a forced hiatus in 2014 when he and his musician mates had to seek a new venue. At the time, the self-funded concerts he performed at the Morven Manor retirement village were so popular and the crowds so large that the band literally outgrew their welcome and had to start looking for a new venue with more parking spaces. Two years later Mr Cartlidge is still performing at aged care centres around the peninsula and still believes music therapy is the best medicine for all people in “their retirement years”. His repertoire is arranged to provide songs that relate to “the golden age” - great music of bygone days, including When Irish Eyes Are Smiling, Music from Amsterdam, It’s a Long Way to Tipperary, and Waltzing Matilda. Liz Bell
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Uninvited bees find new home IT wasn’t as dramatic as a fire, but Mornington fire station officer Simon Mildren was only too happy to respond to a call out of an unusual nature last week. A swarm of bees had made themselves at home on the front doorstep of a Mt Martha home and the owners – with young children – were a little nervous about them staying. Unsure who to contact, they alerted the brigade who arrived with a camera to make an educational documentary for similar occasions. Mr Mildren said swarms at this time of year were normal and, if left undisturbed, were relatively harmless. “This is hard for people to com-
prehend because a swarm is often noisy, however, it is important to know that they are just looking for somewhere to settle and make a new home,� he said. The station officer became interested in beekeeping several years ago as a way of making his favourite honey wheat beer. He has his own hive and happily added the Mt Martha bees to it. Fortunately, they all integrated well. “Bees are social creatures who usually venture three-five kilometres from home in search of pollen,� he said. “In this case, we were keen to support the family and, also, to save the hive and prevent it from being exterminated.� The bees, with their queen safely
protected in the middle of the swarm, were quickly rehoused into a plastic box – but not before the smell of the bees’ attack pheromone put him on high alert. Then it was back to the station and on to Mr Mildren’s Macclesfield home in the morning. “If you come across a swarm of bees you should leave them alone and contact your local council who maintains a list of beekeepers for this purpose,� he said. “It is best to leave swarm management to trained beekeepers so that no one – including the bees – gets hurt.� The film of the bee rescue can be seen on the CFA website, as well as an information brochure on beekeeping.
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‘Tide of support’ for Dolphins Neil Walker neil@mpnews.com.au A STEERING group formed to help Frankston Football Club negotiate choppy financial waters says community support for the Dolphins’ continued existence is rising. Club record games holder Peter Geddes says the group is urging members and supporters to “keep your feet� and not stumble in backing the beleaguered club after AFL Victoria stripped its VFL licence for next season.
“We have been inundated with a tide of support for the Dolphins over the last week and are confident that we can put together an effective business plan to guide us through the next few years,� Mr Geddes said in a statement. The Dolphins will not be allowed to field a VFL side next season but plan to reapply for league membership in 2018. The football club was placed into voluntary administration in late August amid debts understood to be in excess of $1.5 million, mostly owed
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to the state government and Tabcorp for pokies’ licences. The club removed all 27 electronic gaming machines at its newly built function centre in May this year. Worrells Solvency and Forensic Accountants, the administrators of the club, met with creditors last Monday (3 October) and creditors agreed to postpone any decision on the club’s future until a further meeting on 28 October. The Dolphins’ plight has united political opponents in a bid to keep the 129-year-old club alive despite the
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Ram raids hit shopping centres FOUR men in a stolen four-wheel-drive rammed their way into the Frankston Power Centre in an attempt to steal an ATM, 6.40am, Monday 3 October. Detective Senior Constable Bernie Dowling, of Frankston CIU, said the men crashed into the ATM in the food hall of the centre, corner Cranbourne Rd and Gertrude St, but ran off when their vehicle became stuck, leaving a trail of destruction. In a similar raid, thieves used two fourwheel-drives in a ram-raid attack on Peninsula Homemaker Centre, Mornington, early Satur-
day 24 September, and got away with a large amount of cash. Police said four men in a Nissan Patrol tried to pull out a bollard out front of the centre, 3.40am, but only managed to bend it. They were able to position the vehicle so it could ram through a door into the centre and used a grinder to cut the ATM free. The men lifted the 300kg machine into the rear of a second vehicle when the first vehicle became wedged between the bollard and the wall during their escape.
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Mental health disorders on rise Liz Bell liz@mpnews.com.au PEOPLE living in Frankston and the Mornington Peninsula have higher levels of mental health disorders than the Victorian average, with health services struggling to cope with demand. Figures from the state’s mental health intake service, Neami, put the two areas ahead of some of its biggest neighbours, including Bayside, when it comes to mental health. Peninsula Health, the peninsula’s main providers of health services, is stretched to capacity, with waiting lists in many cases for people needing assistance. Peninsula Health operations director Sharon
Sherwood says demand for mental health care on the peninsula had been steadily rising for the past decade, with most patients requiring long-term treatment. Peninsula Health has about 115 residential beds in the public system for people with mental health illnesses, with about 70 of those available for young people. Courtney Gould from Headspace Frankston said the number of young people needing help was “huge”, with one in four young people – or about 10,000 people - in the Frankston and Mornington Peninsula area experiencing a mental health issue in any 12-month period. The 2010 Australia Bureau of Statistics report gives a snapshot of mental health in young people
in Frankston, with 16.2 per cent of secondary students having very high levels of psychological distress, higher than the state average by 4 per cent. In 2010, almost seven out of every 1000 young people on the peninsula were hospitalised with a psychiatric condition, slightly higher than the Victorian average. In Frankston it jumped to around nine out of every 1000. Unemployment and homelessness are thought to be factors, with rates higher than the 12 per cent Victorian average in West Park (24.3 per cent) Baxter-Pearcedale (18.2 per cent), Tyabb (16.9 per cent) and Hastings (15.9 per cent). Depression is revealed as a key issue for young people in the recently released Local Government Areas Strategic Framework for Young People
2015-2019 report by Frankston and Mornington Peninsula Shire councils. An increase in young people with depression is also evident in Mornington Peninsula Shire’s ‘Communities that Care Healthy Neighbourhood School Survey’ results 2012 report. That survey found nearly one-third of young people in the Mornington Peninsula Shire had recently been bullied. Ms Gould said specialist support was the key to helping young people bounce back from mental illness. “We know that if a young person has a mental health issue and engages with treatment, they are less likely to go on to develop more issues,” she said. “They learn tools to cope, manage stress and look after themselves”. Headspace helps people recognise symptoms and learn where to get help and how to look after themselves and their friends. “The earlier things are picked up and dealt with, the quicker recovery time and less impact on their lives,” Ms Gould said. Homelessness has been a growing concern across Frankston and the Mornington Peninsula for several years. Records from Christian group, SalvoCare, show there were 2200 “unique clients” seeking emergency housing in Frankston in 2012-13 and 600 “repeat clients”. Volunteer organisation Community Support Frankston reports 444 people with no fixed address needed help from the agency in 2014.
Memorial for “Nick the Greek”
MANY readers will be saddened to hear of the death of local identity and Tyabb resident Nicolas Ambatzidis. “Nick the Greek” as he was affectionately known, had numerous shops over the years, but was best known for Nikodinas Flowers, which traded in High Street Hastings for many years. In recent times, the Ambatzidis family ran a farm store on their Graydens Road property where they sold flowers, honey and eggs. A larger than life character, Nick Ambatzidis was born in Theodorio in Greece in 1943. He was orphaned at age 11, and joined the army in Greece at age 18. He migrated to Australia in 1966, and kept until his death the comb he won for dancing Zorba on the ship out to Australia. He built a life in Australia with his wife, Konstadina. They raised four children, and believed in hard work. He was diagnosed with motor neurone disease on 16 May this year. He was devastated. He fought the incurable disease as long as he could, but died on 7 September surrounded by the family he adored, and who adored him. The Ambatzidis family would like to invite all friends to the 40 Day Memorial for Nicolas Ambatzidis on Sunday 16 October at Greek Orthodox Church of the Dormition of the Theotokos, 149 Charman Road, Beaumaris, at 11am. It will be followed by a celebration gathering from 1pm at Nikodinas Flowers – 112 Graydens Road, Moorooduc. An obituary will appear in next week’s edition of this newspaper.
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Mrs Jaede said most of the students go on to study courses at university level which allow them to go back into their villages and provide services and support for their communities. Earlier this year the Jaede’s hosted a group of 20 graduates from the ACC, who spent a week on the peninsula to raise money for their university education by entertaining residents with their uplifting world music. The Jaede’s magnificent garden, which they spent 12 years creating from scratch, will be open on Saturday and Sunday, 5 and 6 November, from 10am-4pm. Light refreshments will be available, and Richard Anderson from Merricks Nursery will provide advice and have plants for sale. The open garden will be held at 38 Ellerina Road, Mt Martha. Entry is $5, and all proceeds go to Kwaya Uganda to help with volunteer work in the slums. Liz Bell
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Coles creates 20 jobs at new-look Hastings store COLES has created 20 new jobs and an enhanced shopping experience when it unveiled its refurbished Hastings supermarket last week. Coles at Hastings will welcome new team members across all areas of the store including customer service, grocery, fresh produce and the bakery, bringing the total number of team members at the store to more than 160. The refurbished store features a continental delicatessen, olive bar and extensive cheese selection, an in-store butcher providing slice on request options, an extended fresh produce section with fruit and vegetables displayed on ice and an extended dairy section. As part of the refurbishment, Hastings shoppers will also be able to purchase freshly baked bread and the popular ‘naked bread’ in the new in-store bakery. Coles Hastings store manager David Siutryk has been with Coles for 20 years and is looking forward to welcoming local residents to the new-look store. “We’re committed to our local community and the changes to our store certainly reflects this. The team is excited to share a wide range of store upgrades to new and existing customers and continue our work within the local community,” he said. The Hastings supermarket regularly undertakes fundraising for national charity, Redkite, to help provide assistance to families affected by cancer. The store also provides surplus fresh food to national food rescue organisation, SecondBite, to redistribute to people in need. The store team is also pleased to help the local community with a new community barbeque, which is available for local organisations to use for fundraising on weekends.
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Running up to bring the toll down On track: Nicholas Lynch (left) with 16-year-old son Brodie and 13-year-old Abbey Brady. Picture: Yanni
Cameron McCullough cameron@mpnews.com.au WHEN more than 2000 people gather at the foot of Arthurs Seat on Sunday 6 November, one group will stand out from the rest. They will be wearing the black and blue running shirts of the Nicholas Lynch Real Estate team, which has sponsored the annual challenge for the past eight years. Proprietor Nicholas has run the 6.7 kilometre course six times, while son Brodie won his category over the past two years, and Abbey Brady, daughter of the company’s client services manager Jo Brady, won in her category last year. “This is something we’re very passionate about,” Mr Lynch said. “I’ve always believed in the importance of involvement in community sport. This event also adds the aspect of road safety fundraising, which makes it even more worthwhile. “Most of the staff at Nicholas Lynch Real Estate are parents, so, on a personal level, we understand the importance of driver education for our youth.” Last year, Nicholas Lynch Real Estate staff and families made up about 30 participants in the race. This time they are hoping for closer to 40 – all wearing the company logo on their shirts. In 2014, as a show of continued support for the event, the company paid for more than 200 competitors to register.
their own accord since then.” Arthurs Seat Challenge funds the Fit2Drive program which delivers peer facilitated workshops to Year 11 students at schools and community settings across the state.
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The program aims to provide young drivers and their passengers with better decision-making capabilities to cope with difficult driving situations. Transport Accident Commission chief executive officer Joe Calafiore
supports the campaign and also congratulates the Mornington Peninsula Shire for being the first Towards Zero municipality with its range of road safety initiatives. “Towards Zero is not just a campaign or vision – it defines our approach to saving lives and we’re thrilled that the people of the Mornington Peninsula have embraced the positive approach to road safety,” he said. “From 2011-15, on average 22 per cent of all drivers killed in Victoria were aged 18-25 – despite the group representing just 14 per cent of all Victorian licence holders,” Mr Calafiore said. “Good driver behaviour is learned from a young age, which is why we have a number of road safety programs, like Fit2Drive, running in schools and regional areas.” As for Nicholas Lynch, who recently celebrated his 47th birthday by going for a 47 kilometre run, he’ll be there again – running up Arthurs Seat for a great cause. To register for the family friendly event go to arthursseatchallenge.com. au or call 0412 947 609..
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Continued fron Page 1 Music equipment including two Pioneer DJ turntables, amplifiers and microphones valued at more than $3000 were stolen from the Red Hill Football Club, 14-16 September, following a previous raid in August when $2000 in liquor was taken. Thieves ransacked the clubrooms after wrenching open double doors to enter the building. Vice president Harry Byrt said the club was a “soft target” for thieves. “Because we are in an isolated position, even if the alarm did go off it would take 20 minutes for the police to get here,” he said. “We need CCTV cameras to catch people’s faces or number plates.” St Andrews Beach Golf Club was broken into and power tools valued at $600 stolen, overnight Sunday 2 October. Thieves used bolt cutters to cut padlocks on a garden shed.
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A finish at the Balnarring races. 27th December, 1897.
Bank contributes $50,000 to support multi-purpose facility BALNARRING & District Community Bank branch will contribute $50,000 towards the cost of fitting out the interior of the new pavilion at the Balnarring Recreation Reserve as part of a sponsorship agreement with the three clubs which call the reserve home. Balnarring and District Netball Club will now join the Balnarring Thunder Junior Football Club and the Balnarring Cricket Club at the reserve and once the redevelopment is complete, other community groups and organisations will also be able to utilise the grounds and facilities for a range of activities. Branch Manager, Greg Hood, said that as part of the redevelopment of the reserve, a new single level pavilion with a social room, multipurpose change rooms, toilet and shower facilities, office, store rooms, kitchen/kiosk, first aid room and internal/external public disabled toilet will be constructed. “We are committed to supporting the many volunteers in these three clubs who work so hard to provide top-class sporting opportunities for the young people of our area,” said Mr Hood. “Raising the funds for the interior fit-out of the new pavilion is a huge undertaking and we are thrilled to assist with the construction of a wonderful new resource that will benefit the whole community. With the support of Balnarring & District Community Bank branch, local people can take ownership of the future of their
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TURN-KEY LIFESTYLE BEAUTY This beautiful property ticks all the boxes. “Gilgal” is a 75 acre property lovingly created over 14 years using Island Pine from the Old McLeod Prison farm. The hand crafted open plan main house features cathedral ceilings and a purpose built 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom guest wing, perfect for extended family and friends, or as a Bed & Breakfast. Infrastructure includes a 3 bay machine shed, workshop, enclosed veggie garden and hot house, a number of fruit trees, unlimited bore water, 2 dams and reticulated watering system. There is a new 2.4 kw stand alone power system with 6.9kva backup diesel generator and 20,000 gallons of water storage. Fully fenced, this property has its own wood lot and is a short walk to through to the National Park to a secluded beach.
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FOR SALE Expressions of Interest Closing Friday 28th October at 4:00pm VIEW
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AGENT
Phil Bock 0438 497 715
FRENCH ISLAND 670 COAST ROAD
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BRAVO... Phil Bravo joins the market leader as our Western Port lifestyle specialist! “I’m excited about now being part of the Nicholas Lynch Team and looking forward to achieving brilliant results!.” - Phil For a free market appraisal contact
Phil Bravo 0417 381 212
phil.bravo@nicholaslynch.com.au
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Ray White_KNOW HOW to help investors avoid periods of vacancy and income loss There are many benefits to choosing a dedicated, local leasing agent to manage the leasing process of your investment. Tameeka will have full focus on leasing your property to qualified tenants, with her thorough application processing. If you are looking for a pro-active and trustworthy leasing agent, contact Tameeka to make a time to discuss your real estate requirements. Tameeka Thompson M 0434 744 944 E tameeka.thompson@raywhite.com
Spacious Family Living This excellent family home features master with FES & WIR, 2 further bedrooms both with BIR’s and easy-access to the family bathroom. The central kitchen overlooks the dining area and leads through to the family room which has a solid wood heater. Outdoors offers an undercover paved entertaining area, garden shed and a generous backyard. There is also a double drive-through carport.
Calling All Investors and First Home Buyers This well presented residence features 3 bedrooms and a spacious living room with original floorboards throughout. The kitchen is light and bright and open plan to the dining area. There is also heating and cooling. Outdoors offers an undercover pergola, plus a shed and is set on a block of 583sqm (approx).
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HASTINGS 3 Spruce Drive Family Values Here This wonderful 3 bedroom home is situated on a large 790sqm (approx) allotment and features master with FES & WIR, BIR’s to remaining bedrooms, spacious lounge with gas wall heater and kitchen adjoining the meals area. Outdoors offers undercover paved area, in-ground pool, 2 garden sheds and double carport.
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“The difference between a good price and a great price is a great estate agent”
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Tastefully renovated throughout Air-conditioning and a wood heater Q Tandem carport, garden shed and new fencing
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CRIB POINT
$499,000 PLUS HASTINGS
$420,000 PLUS
UNDER OFFER
HASTINGS
$325,000
SOLD
4/68 Victoria Street
SPACIOUS, PRIVATE AND VERSATILE
VALUE FOR MONEY
PRIME INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY
•1650sqm approx block with added s/contained unit •Main home has 3BRs, two living area & open plan kitchen •Double garage & full length undercover decking •Self contained unit features living and bedroom, kitchen and bathroom
•Open plan kitchen with s/steel appliances inc. dishwasher •Main bedroom with walk in robe and ensuite •Two more bedrooms with BIR’s •Private, fully-fenced yard •Double garage with rear access.
•2 bedrooms with BIR’s •Ducted heating, reverse cycle split system •Hostess kitchen •Patio area for entertaining •Single remote garage
DON McKENZIE 0419 955 177
SEAN CRIMMINS 0411 734 814
CRIB POINT
$495,000 PLUS
HASTINGS
DON McKENZIE 0419 955 177
$435,000
CRIB POINT
$319,000 PLUS
1/144 Disney Street
CHARMING, SPACIOUS AND PRIVATE!
LIVE LARGE WITH LOW MAINTENANCE!
CENTRAL AND SPACIOUS
•4 bedroom home set on a lightly treed 1,227sqm block •Light and bright open plan living & dining with woodheater •Updated bathroom •Split system heating and cooling •Double garage
•3 bedrooms + study – master with WIR and ensuite •Second bedroom with WIR •Open plan living and dining •Ample storage •Single lock up garage with extra parking space
•3 bedrooms - Master with dual-entry bathroom •Open plan living and dining •Gas heating •Kitchen with plenty bench and cupboard space •Double garage
SEAN CRIMMINS 0411 734 814
SEAN CRIMMINS 0411 734 814
INSPECT SATURDAY 12.00-12.30PM SEAN CRIMMINS 0411 734 814
BITTERN
$439,000 PLUS
CRIB POINT
$305,000
UNDER OFFER
NEW LISTING
HASTINGS
$625,000 PLUS
SOLD
115 Hendersons Road
SOLID AND SPACIOUS - HUGE SHED!
POSITION PERFECT
SPACIOUS AND PREMIUM FEDERATION STYLE HOME!
•3 bedrooms, huge separate living and dining areas •Kitchen with plenty of bench/cupboard space •Approx 45sqm shed with high clearance, with single carport URL •797m2(approx) block •Property being subdivided and boundaries depicted in photo are subject to change.
•2 bedroom unit •Modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances, •Large lounge and separate meals area, •Low maintenance courtyard and paved entertaining area •Single garage with remote
•5 bedrooms – master with his and hers walk in robes & FES •Spacious living zones plus dining area •Kitchen with plenty of bench/cupboard space •Alfresco area opening from dining area •Side access for boat, caravan or trailer storage
DON McKENZIE 0419 955 177
SEAN CRIMMINS 0411 734 814
SEAN CRIMMINS 0411 734 814
HASTINGS
$570,000
CRIB POINT
$319,000 PLUS CRIB POINT
SOLD 42 Rosemary Drive
$330,000 NEGOTIABLE
SOLD 303 Stony Point Road
6/41 Lorimer Street
ROOM TO MOVE
CHARACTER FILLED OPPORTUNITY!
QUIET, CONVENIENT TOWNHOUSE
•5 bedrooms – master with ensuite and walk in robe •3 living areas, open plan kitchen with s/steel appliances •Gas ducted heating and evaporative cooling •Undercover entertainment area •Double garage with internal and side access
•2 spacious bedrooms •Light and airy living and dining areas •Sizeable country style kitchen •Bathroom with spa •Outdoor undercover entertaining area •Mature established gardens with huge shed at rear
•3 bedrooms, main with walk in robe and ensuite •Open plan living with kitchen area •4XDOLW\ DSSOLDQFHV DQG ÀWWLQJV DV VWDQGDUG WKURXJKRXW •Double remote garage. •Let on month to month basis on $325 per week
SEAN CRIMMINS 0411 734 814
DON McKENZIE 0419 955 177
INSPECT SATURDAY 1.30-2.00PM DON McKENZIE 0419 955 177
Baywest Real Estate (VIC) Pty. Ltd. 1/109 High Street Hastings, VIC 3915 Ph: 03 5979 4412 Fax: 03 5979 3097 Email: enquiries@baywestrealestate.com.au Web: www.baywestrealestate.com.au Page 10
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New Listing
Pearcedale 14 Pearcedale Road
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Perfection on Pearcedale Road (approx. 10 Acres) Located down a private and secluded road, this outstanding 10 acre lifestyle property comprises a 1970’s inspired white brick home measuring over 70 squares with indoor & outdoor living zones. Featuring five bedrooms, 4 recently updated bathrooms, dining and entertaining areas, there is also a 13 metre salt water pool plus several sheds and plenty of car parking is available. The open plan kitchen includes granite benchtops and red gum timber cabinetry with plenty of cupboard space, and the adjoining lounge and dining area has a Coonara woodheater and air-conditioning. Opening from the lounge is a sunny alfresco deck with café style blinds that overlooks the low maintenance grounds. The generous master bedroom includes a recently updated ensuite, there is a walk in robe, and private access out to the pool area. Bedrooms 2 and 3 also have a walk in robe with custom built in shelving and cabinets and share a second bathroom with spa bath and separate shower. A second lounge and dining zone includes a bar with sink and servery window through to the exterior, and a separate study contains a third ensuite finished with floor to ceiling tiles. From the large games room with bar there is a staggering fourth bathroom with additional features to the property including 6 paddocks with water, workshop and garage, 5 bay car port, machinery and hay shed. This property delivers the tranquillity that only a quiet town like Pearcedale can provide, whilst remaining a short drive to quality schools and shops. Don’t miss your opportunity to live the lifestyle you’ve always dreamt of.
For Sale Price Contact agent View By Appointment www.harcourts.com.au Jake Condick M 0430 599 910 P 03 5970 7333 jake.condick@harcourts.com.au Tim Ripper M 0434 513 640 P 03 5970 7333 tim.ripper@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Hastings 10/14 High Street
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New Listing
Hastings 9 Reid Parade
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Fully furnished, flair & functionality! Comfortability meets functionality with this fantastic family home. What you see is what you get, literally, as this sensational property comes fully furnished which means you don’t need to lift a finger, making for an easy move. Recently updated throughout this home boasts ample shedding with plenty of storage space. The newly renovated kitchen with stone bench tops, gas cooktop and stainless steel oven is centrally located, spilling out to the dining room and comfortable lounge room. New carpet throughout and a split system air conditioner makes living comfortable all year round. The central updated bathroom and separate toilet service the three generous size bedrooms all which contain double built in robes, ideal for storage in this perfect family home. Outdoor undercover pergola will have you enjoying summer BBQ’s with friends and family. Perfectly positioned, this house is only a moments’ walk to everything Hastings has to offer including schools, restaurants, cafes and shopping- whilst remaining only a short drive to local beaches, renowned local wineries and all that Mornington Peninsula has to offer. Fantastic family homes such as this, in this price range and quality are disappearing fast so your immediate inspection is recommended.
For Sale Price Negotiable over $400,000 View By Appointment www.harcourts.com.au Matt Collins M 0407 205 450 P 03 5970 7333 matt.collins@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Hastings 10/14 High Street
New Listing
Bittern 7 Sandstone Island Circle
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Tuscan Park On a prime 1 acre (approx.) corner block with views across Western Port Bay to Phillip Island, sits “Tuscan Park”, a luxurious family home with a contemporary layout and fabulous family function. An elegant formal entry with feature tiled flooring opens to a formal lounge that frames the exquisite views, and adjacent is the open plan kitchen which leads outside to a huge alfresco living and dining area where you can enjoy year round entertaining and comfort with a vergola opening and closing roof. The master suite also has uninterrupted views and is complete with ensuite, separate toilet, air conditioning and large WIR. The second bedroom has a private view of the rear garden, and the third bedroom enjoys the ambiance and privacy of its own Tuscan inspired north facing courtyard. Additional appointments include gas ducted heating, air conditioning, security system, garden shed, rainwater tank and double garage with remote doors.
For Sale Price Negotiable over $950,000 View By Appointment www.harcourts.com.au Jason Dowler M 0403 598 754 P 03 5970 7333 jason.dowler@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Hastings 10/14 High Street
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New Listing
Bittern 2485 Frankston Flinders Road
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For Sale Price Negotiable over $860,000 View By Appointment www.harcourts.com.au
This magnificent home greets you with an abundance of space with a massive open plan living area and four bedrooms – three with ensuite featuring spa baths and toilets – and a fantastic kitchen well equipped with stainless steel dishwasher, wall mounted oven and a separate 4 burner stove. Externally there is a brilliant self-contained one-bedroom granny flat, perfect for growing teenagers or extended family and for the coming Summer, there is a heated pool. The property has a large shed with adjoining lean-to and there is plenty of extra parking space for boats, trailers and caravans. The 1 acre block has two large water tanks to help keep the superb gardens looking great all year round, and there is ample room for the kids to grow and explore. Just a short walk to the Bittern Fields shopping centre, train station and primary school. This property ticks all of the boxes.
Stephen Harvey M 0410 378 792 P 03 5970 7333 stephen.harvey@harcourts.com.au Tim Ripper M 0434 513 640 P 03 5970 7333 tim.ripper@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Hastings 10/14 High Street
Balnarring 50 Stumpy Gully Road
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For Sale
This gorgeous home is located in an ideal pocket of Balnarring, within walking distance to the shops, village amenities, primary school and a short drive to the beach and wineries. The stunning double storey home is full of natural light and offers the discerning purchaser a brilliant lifestyle opportunity and is a rare find in this highly sought after area.
Price On Application View By Appointment www.harcourts.com.au Tim Ripper M 0434 513 640 P 03 5970 7333 tim.ripper@harcourts.com.au Jake Condick M 0430 599 910 P 03 5970 7333 jake.condick@harcourts.com.au
Q Open plan kitchen/dining/meals Q 4 living zones
Q Entertainers deck with sunny aspect overlooking
in-ground solar heated pool
Q 4 spacious bedrooms –master with ensuite & WIR
Q Double garage
Q Separate study
Q Ducted heating and evaporative cooling
Q Second bathroom plus powder room
Q Good sized backyard with side access to store a
boat/caravan/trailer and plenty of sheds
Harcourts Hastings 10/14 High Street
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Crib Point 11/99 Disney Street
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Central Position Near new unit close to shops and transport, featuring two bedrooms, dual-entry bathroom, open plan living area and kitchen, single garage with internal access and a private court yard to the rear.
Also including security doors, curtains and fly wire screens are fitted to the windows. A private, neat complex down a private drive. Photo’s are of a similar unit
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For Lease $290 Per Week View By Appointment www.harcourts.com.au Hastings Office P 03 5970 7333 hastings@harcourts.com.au
Within a short stroll to all nearby amenities this unit includes 3 bedrooms, master with ensuite, quality kitchen with stainless steel appliances and neat and tidy courtyard to the rear. Further features
include gas ducted heating, double lock up garage and quality fittings and fixtures. All this located in a quiet complex so be quick to avoid missing out!
Harcourts Hastings 10/14 High Street
Crib Point 4/44 Milne Street
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Point Leo 6 Yuille Street
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lounge room, main bathroom and laundry. Conveniences include ducted vacuum, an outdoor shower and a double garage with remote roller door and a studio with bathroom facilities.
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When It comes to managing your property, we have an unwavering commitment to place the best tenants into your number one asset. For outstanding service, knowledge and a property management experience that exceeds your expectations, talk to us. Contact Liane, Amy and Mellisa for any property management needs, to them it’s not just a job it’s a passion. hastings.harcourts.com.au Page 14
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9708 8667
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64 High Street, Hastings 03 5979 2489 www.robertsandgreen.com.au
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HASTINGS 55 Lomica Drive A PERFECT BLEND OF LOCATION, LIFESTYLE AND POTENTIAL - Exuding a fresh and welcoming atmosphere with a canvas of new carpet, paint and window furnishings; this abode is defined by relaxed comfort. Q Positioned on approximately 660sqm. Q 4 bedrooms, master offers WIR, ceiling fan and ensuite. Q Two separate living areas, including front lounge with air-conditioning and combined dining + sitting room. Q Central kitchen is perfect for hosting family gatherings. Q Ducted heating throughout. Q Expansive entertainer’s deck and 5 seater spa encased in luscious green gardens and tropical banana palms. Q Large garden shed, raised vegetable planter boxes and grassed rear yard.
Auction: Saturday, 5th November at 2:30pm Terms: 10% Deposit, Settlement 30, 60 or 90 Days. Vacant Possession. Inspect: Wednesday 6:00-6:30pm Saturday 2:00-2:30pm
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5979 2489 reception@robertsandgreen.com.au Lisa Roberts
Wilma Green
Paige Brierley
Jacqui Robinson Ronelle Kraulis
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Address: For Sale: Agency: Agent:
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7 The Bittern Boulevard, BITTERN Offers over $465,000 Bay West Real Estate, 1/109 High Street, Hastings, 5979 4412 Sean Crimmins,
WITH a handsome brick veneer exterior incorporating a delightful bay window, this picturesque home is as well-presented inside as out. There is a formal dining room or lounge to the right as you enter, then you are quickly through into the main open plan zone featuring a smart kitchen with timber laminate doors and appliances including an under-bench oven and a dishwasher. Set towards the rear of the home is a large lounge room. The space between the kitchen and lounge would be suitable for a meals area, and opening from here you step out to a paved patio with wood fired pizza oven. Set into the bay window at the front is the main bedroom with ensuite and walk-in robe, and two more bedrooms both have built-in robes and share the main bathroom. The neat block measures about 700 square metres with a lovely, well-fenced backyard.
7 Renown Road, BALNARRING $660,000 - $690,000 Harcourts, 10/14 High Street, Hastings, 5970 7333 Jason Dowler, 0403 598 754
A POPULAR option for a quiet weekend getaway, this warm and inviting cottage has been updated inside and abuts a green wedge zone for extra privacy. The interior receives plenty of natural light which accentuates the sense of living space with an open-plan dining and lounge room featuring timber floors adjoining a neat kitchen with gas cooktop and a surprising amount of cupboard space. For ambience there is a wood fire and for convenience the home is fitted with reverse-cycle air conditioning. The two bedrooms both have built-in robes and their own ensuite bathroom – one complete with spa bath. At the rear of the home is a large timber deck which affords a glimpse across the bay to Phillip Island, but there are some nice rural views. The excellent block measures about 891 square metres and external improvements include a double lock-up garage with adjoining carport.
64 High Street, Hastings 03 5979 2489 www.robertsandgreen.com.au
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HASTINGS 4 Olivia Way
CHERISHED FAMILY HOMESTEAD WITH DUAL-OCCUPANCY ON 1 ACRE -
SLEEK, STYLISH AND SUPERBLY SITUATED - Designed and crafted to provide a residence of superior quality, generous space and an easy living layout for the entire family.
Immaculately presented throughout, this exceptional property has been thoughtfully designed to accommodate the entire family on approximately 4,013sqm.
Offers Over $850,000 Inspect: Saturday 12:00-12:30pm
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Still under builder’s warranty within a highly desirable estate. Two large bedrooms offer built-in’s + parents retreat with WIR and ensuite. Central kitchen with island bench, dishwasher and stainless steel cooking appliances. Q Modern open-plan layout of the living and dining area maximises light and space. Q Quality window furnishings, LED downlights and neutral tones throughout. Q Split system air-conditioning to living zones and ducted heating. Q Double garage with rear roller-door access, garden shed and water tank for garden use. Q
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168 Main Street, Mornington VIC 3931 T. 03 5975 6888
Mount Martha Auction this Saturday
Auction
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345 Craigie Road, Mount Martha Without peer, “Riverwood Equestrian” is a spectacular 50 acre (Approx.) estate bordering Balcombe creek with stateof-the-art facilities for horses and is one of the largest land holdings in the area located minutes from Mornington Racecourse. With a four bedroom, 2.5 bathroom north-facing residence with heated pool, facilities include ten post and rail paddocks each with runs, water troughs and shelters, brand new 16 x 12 metre comprehensively appointed barn, 50x80 metre fully irrigated arena with a state-of-the-art surface, separate owner’s stables, bore and three dams located within minutes of Mornington Main St, schools and the beachfront.
Auction Inspect Contact
Saturday 15th October 2.00pm As advertised or by appointment Ayden Nelson 0419 447 038 Robert Bowman 0417 173 103
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Mount Martha
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49 Dunns Road, Mount Martha Dunridge Estate is set on 3.4 acres (approx.) in the golden stretch of Dunns Road. The unique Tuscan four-bedroom, three-bathroom plus a study residence brings a taste of Italy to the coast and epitomises the values of family and friends coming together to share ďŹ ne food and good wine with a productive vineyard, state-of-the-art cellar and tasting room, pizza oven, kitchen garden and beautiful walled northern courtyard garden for long hours of alfresco enjoyment. Features include four living zones, self-contained two-bedroom unit, two large workshops and solar electricity. All this minutes from Osborne Primary School and Bentons Square and close to the beach and Mornington Main Street.
Auction Inspect Contact
Saturday 22nd October 2.00pm As advertised or by appointment Alex Campbell 0432 344 394 Robert Bowman 0417 173 103
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All along the watch tower
Fully loaded, close to town centre
Address: For Sale: Agency: Agent:
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33 Tower Hill Road, SOMERS $895,000 Jacobs & Lowe, Shop 14, 3050 Frankston-Flinders Road, Balnarring, 5983 5509 John Hanna, 0408 374 334
THIS substantial home boasts the wonderful combination of a beachside position with a quiet locale affording a pleasant rural view. Available with vacant possession, the double storey home features two large living areas with polished floors, one adjoins the wellappointed kitchen with dishwasher and opens out to an undercover patio. There are two established bedrooms downstairs - a separate study could be a fourth bedroom if required – and the larger main bedroom upstairs features an ensuite with spa bath, walk-in robe and private balcony access. From the street there is a double garage and other external improvements include a lock-up shed.
2/32 Eramosa Road East, SOMERVILLE This Saturday at 12.30pm Ray White, 69 High Street, Hastings, 5979 4177 Leonie Worrall, 0420 979 956
MAKING full use of a 598 square metre block, this neatly renovated home is a great investment or first home buyer option with schools, shops and medical amenities just footsteps away. A bright interior features ducted heating and air-conditioning, with floating timber floors a quality highlight to the open-plan living area. Branching off in one direction is a pleasant sun room that opens out to the wide rear verandah, and the stylish kitchen has stainless-steel appliances and a large island bench that serves as a dining table. The three bedrooms all have carpeted floors, with the main bedroom boasting a walk-in robe and an ensuite. The excellent block has plenty of off-street parking space and there is a big double carport plus garden shed for additional storage.
168 Main Street, Mornington VIC 3931 T. 03 5975 6888 Mornington
For Sale
733A Nepean Highway, Mornington Exhibiting a total commitment to quality, this impeccable new single-level three-bedroom, two-bathroom residence delivers flawless contemporary quality in a lifestyle address that puts the best of Mornington at your fingertips. Attention to detail is paramount to the exceptional design which optimises both living space and privacy with carefully considered zoning. With a double remote garage with internal access, entertainer’s stone kitchen with butler’s pantry, sky-lit living and dining flowing to an undercover deck, a luxe main bedroom suite, polished floorboards and heating/cooling, this stunning home is close to Bentons Square, schools, the beachfront and Main Street’s cafes and shops.
Inspection As advertised or by appointment Contact Ayden Nelson 0419 447 038 Robert Bowman 0417 173 103 bowmanandcompany.com.au
A3 B2 C2 bowmanandcompany.com.au
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THIS well-established business is a complete one-stop shop for automotive repairs with comprehensive vehicle servicing, roadworthy certificates, dyno tuning, auto electrical repairs, and they are even a licensed air-conditioning repairer. A huge array of equipment includes three hoists and there are fully computerised systems in place. Trading 5 days per week, 9am to 5.30pm, the business also has a web site and Yellow Pages advertisement.
TRADING Monday to Friday, 7.30am to 4pm, this well-presented cafe is well established in the commercial area at the Nepean Highway end of Main Street, Mornington. The premises has a large commercial kitchen with quality equipment, and there are good seating areas inside and out. This highly profitable business also has a full liquor licence.
Mechanical repairs, FRANKSTON Price: $160,000 + SAV Agency: Latessa Business Sales 50 Playne St, Frankston, 9781 1588 Agent: Tony Latessa, 0412 525 151
Licensed cafe, MORNINGTON Price: $195,000 + sav Agency: Latessa Business Sales 50 Playne St, Frankston, 9781 1588 Agent: Tony Latessa, 0412 525 151
Business Sales Specialists www.latessabusiness.com.au 50 Playne Street Frankston
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Farewell to a highly-respected GP By Peter McCullough Dr. Bruce Bailey was a much-loved family doctor who served the Western Port area for over 50 years. He died on 24 September and his funeral service was held at St. John’s, Flinders, on 6 October with Rev. Jennifer Furphy officiating. Bruce was 93. The eulogy was given by Nicholas, one of Bruce’s three sons, and this eulogy is based on his address. *** CHRISTOPHER Bruce Bailey was born in Ivanhoe on 31 May, 1923 and was the eldest son of Christopher Campbell and Ethel Elizabeth Bailey. Both parents were pharmacists and his mother, quite a remarkable woman, topped her final year at Pharmacy College. Bruce’s secondary education was completed at Wesley College where he was not only a good student but also an athlete of considerable ability, competing over a range of distances ranging from the 120 yard hurdles to the 880 yards and cross country. His success was built on discipline and hard training; for instance he put bricks in his backpack when walking up hills, just to make it a bit harder for himself and allow others to keep up. He looked back with pride and pleasure on these achievements, as he did with most things in life. After Wesley it was off to the University of Melbourne to study medicine. Following graduation Bruce’s next big adventure was to be part of the Occupying Forces in Japan after World War Two. To say that this was a life-changing experience would be something of an understatement. It was there that the dashing Captain Bailey met the beautiful nurse Claire Downie who was to become his wife of over 50 years; a union which produced Christopher, Michael and Nicholas. It was in Japan that Bruce’s interest in Japanese art began, collecting a range of prints and artifacts that remained dear to his heart. He also developed an appreciation of the placement of rocks in the garden; getting the balance right was something he was particular about, possibly to the detriment of his back. From Japan Claire and Bruce went to the United Kingdom, eventually returning to Australia where he established a general practice in Hastings in 1953, and from where he continued to serve that community for over 50 years. With his partner, John Williams, he covered the area between Tyabb and Flinders. It meant rough roads, long hours and was at a
time when the local G.P.s delivered all the babies in the district whatever the time of day or night. Years later he would often be greeted by old patients who had been brought into this world by Dr. Bailey. As a doctor Bruce was compassionate and a skilled diagnostician who had a deep interest in, and understanding of, people. These feelings were reciprocated as evidenced by the number of local fisherman who would call at his residence to drop off some freshly caught whiting or schnapper. Bruce had a number of other roles: he was the Shire Health Officer, something that led to a life-long distrust of take-away food; he was on the Hastings Sewerage Committee; as Port Quarantine Officer he was responsible for checking the crew of ships as they entered Australian waters. The latter occasionally involved being transferred to ships from the pilot boat; up rope ladders on stormy nights at the entrance to Western Port.
It was “Boys Own” stuff, but also very Bruce who loved a challenge. While practising medicine took up much of his time, Bruce always had a project on the go. Whether it was raising turkeys or pheasants, the arcane art of lillium production, wood working (he produced most of his bulging book cases), enamelling, gold prospecting, growing advanced trees, painting, raising alpacas, or some other interest, Bruce embraced each one enthusiastically. His love of limericks and ditties remained a constant and it would be an oversight not to mention his long term determination to retain the safari suit as a fashion statement. Golf was a long term interest and Bruce was a member of Peninsula Golf Club for over 60 years. This was slowly replaced by an interest in the native plants growing on the course. With a couple of other members he produced a three volume botanical study of the native vegetation, with
Bruce collecting, photographing and pressing all the specimens. He was on first name terms with the botanists at the National Herbarium as they worked their way through the many specimens. As evidenced by the native plants example, Bruce had an enormous interest in the natural world. Fired by frequent trips to central and northern Australia with friends, he had a great interest in Australian pre-history and aboriginal rock art. Bird watching was another interest; he took a number of bird-watching tours and had a bird hide installed at his farm so that he could watch the birds on the lake. While Bruce’s interests were many and varied, the two greatest were fly fishing and snooker. Until a few years ago Bruce would venture to the Snowy Mountains and Lake Eucumbene every year in December. Apart from the excellent company which would join him there, Bruce loved the beauty of the area. It seemed that
every year he would take with him a new device which would either get him the “big one” that he craved, or would make life more comfortable in the cabins. Boats, solar panels, a motor bike, electric motors for sneaking up on the fish in wind lanes-they were all part of the experience. He also went with a new approach to casting each year based on the latest book or video. His scientific approach to life came to the fore in his approach to fishing. Water temperature was considered important, and Bruce could determine the age of any fish which happened to be caught by examining the scales with the microscope which was an essential item in his fishing tackle box. In later years Bruce discovered the joy of salt water fly fishing at Ningaloo Reef, Darwin and Kakadu. The smile on his face after landing a big bonefish was memorable. Snooker was his other passion. Meticulous care was always given to technique, gained from one of his many volumes on how to be a better player written by the gods of the snooker hall. In fact snooker was really a side-show as it provided Bruce with the opportunity to spend time with interesting people and engage in interesting discussions about the broadest range of subjects, followed by a glass of single malt whiskey. He was a man of great intellect who attracted people of similar interests. Despite his vast knowledge on a very broad range of topics, he was a man who wore his learning lightly. Bruce was a loyal and loving husband to Claire. He visited her daily from when she moved into a nursing home until her death a decade ago. The prospect of moving from his home in Somers was something that Bruce could not contemplate and the family is grateful to those who worked to keep him living comfortably at home, surrounded by a beautiful garden and a house full of cherished things. Bruce Bailey was a man of enormous energy, patient, resilient, stoic, with a wonderful sense of humour and a great love of life. Good food, good wine and good conversation were the things he enjoyed. He will be sorely missed by the Western Port community which he served so faithfully for over half a century, and by his family Christopher and Susan, Michael, and Nick and Barb., and his grandchildren Johanna, Isabel and Dougal, and Kate, Jen and Hugh.
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LETTERS Rye’s up? How good is it that the council and Nepean ward councillors have finally come up with a plan to improve the Rye township, with their ‘Movement and Place’ proposal, or is it just another plan? The very brief two-page brochure proposes dividing the shopping centre in two. One half retains four lanes of traffic, street parking but gains a median strip. The other has all parking removed, is reduced to two lanes of traffic, has a widened footpath, but no median strip. Centre parking in Lyons Str is to be replaced with a median strip. It was stated that funding for all of this will be sought from VicRoads. It does not say whether the approximately 60 lost parking spaces are to be replaced, or if they are, where they will be. It does however mention the 2015 Draft Rye Beach Landscape Master Plan, which as it stands recommends relocating foreshore parking to be parallel to Point Nepean Rd. This might be good for the business community, but I believe foreshore parking was primarily built for beach users, not shops. Another proposal is to remove several metres of the foreshore parallel to Point Nepean Rd for a “highgrade” cyclists’ path, that the TAC is expected to fund. There is to be a special set of cyclists only traffic lights, at the eastern end of the town, which serious cyclists are expected to use, to cross to the foreshore for the length of the town. Why would they bother, when the busiest part of town is to have no car parking, and the other half has few shops? It seems to me that council planning is too heavily influenced by the availability of government grants, while the community’s priorities are largely ignored. Clifford White, Rye
‘Trust me’ pledge Council candidate John Woodman is splashing money on ads in the Mornington Peninsula News Group papers, to tell us “uninformed” voters about who to vote for at the present council elections. He neglects to mention that under rate capping, his main argument about keeping rates low has just evaporated, because they can’t easily rise above inflation. Also his answers on the Victorian Electoral Commission’s website questionnaire seem to indicate that he undertook no training for the position of councillor and has not read the current plan for Mornington Peninsula Shire. I wonder how much voters should trust his endorsement of the list of
candidates gleaned from his questionnaire. His remarks in a later article (“Candidates rail against poll play”, The News 4/10/16) about him working out the nuts and bolts of his policies of reducing council rates once he is elected, smack of the old “just trust me, I’ll do the right thing once you get me in” caper. I’m not sure that we should be swayed by his colourful advertising without much substance. I agree that council should keep the rates as low as possible, but not at the expense of good services like libraries and other social and environmental infrastructure. Rupert Steiner, Balnarring
Cost cutting ‘is easy’ Mornington Peninsula Shire election candidate John Woodman has caused a furore by suggesting that council rates and debt should be reduced (“Candidates rail against poll play”, The News 4/10/16). Reduce rates? I have never heard of that happening. Why, for the last decade or so the council has even slapped a surcharge ($193 this year) on top of the rates just because they can get away with it. Elected councillors must realise that they are there to represent their ward and their constituents, never themselves or their interests. They don’t need any special education or qualifications, ordinary people will be fine. Lots of common sense would help. Cutting costs is easy, just reverse the trend of “empire building” don’t expand into new unwanted and uncalled for services or activities. Keep out of things like climate change or carbon emissions for which councils are not qualified, trained, or responsible. Forget international compacts, sister cities, etc and just worry about all of us ratepayers. No councillor should ever get a paid overseas trip, no matter what the pretext, nor ever receive paid personal education. Councillors’ expenses and benefits should be limited to cover costs only. They already get a salary for this nice little four year part-time job. They are not company directors. They should not even be allowed to have a second term, for obvious reasons. After all of this, there is the council machine itself. It is 2016, we have computers and we don’t really need councils. They give us little for our rates. Basic functions are all contracted out, and ratepayers have to pay exorbitant fees to a private contractor to, for example, get a permit to build a simple garage in the backyard. Ratepayers should realise that most
of or rate money goes to propping up an archaic, unneeded fiefdom. Brian A. Mitchelson, Mornington
Councillors on move? Thanks to Alan Nelsen of the Mornington Peninsula Ratepayers Association for the update on the remaining councillors [Crs Celi, Colomb and Garnock] who voted to raise their spending allowances, and for pointing out that in the case of Cr David Garnock that allowance includes mileage from where he lives in Mt Eliza to Cerberus ward which he represents. I am wondering how this squares with the page 3 article headed “Three new Councillors” in the Mornington News of 30 October 2012 where Cr Garnock, “a Mt Eliza resident”, was reported as saying that he would be “moving to somewhere near his ward”. Presumably this was from one side of Mt Eliza to the other. Don Juniper, Bittern
Chance for change It is my opinion that the sorry state of affairs that our Mornington Peninsula Shire council is in has been mainly caused by the previous CEO and most of our 11 councillors. The CEO has been replaced and we are seeing improvement. We now have the opportunity to fix the rest of the problem by removing all current and prior councillors who have renominated for election. During 2012-2013 I was very active with challenging the perceived mismanagement and nepotism that I saw as prevailing within our council. It was obvious to me that the councillors were part of the problem. We now have the opportunity for a solution. Please note that ex-councillor Leigh Eustace was the representative for Mt Eliza during the previous term, and hence part of the problem. Per Carlsen, Mt Eliza
Community ignored It is unfortunate that correspondents David Trunfall (“Limited consultation”) and Mechelle Cheers (“Community ignored”) in The News 4/10/2016 side with Liberal Party MP Martin Dixon, putting at risk much-needed capital investment by the state government and council to revitalise Rye. If Martin Dixon has his way, that capital investment would go to marine facilities at Rosebud. All this on top of the $4million plus recently provided by the state government to improve Rosebud. The correspondents have conveniently overlooked the fact that council resolutions of 25/11/2013
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and 14/12/15 (each moved by me) provide for council “in principle” approval, “input from further consultations” and, in March 2016, council approval of the public exhibition of the draft Rye Foreshore Landscape Master Plan. I have attended a number of these extensive consultations by council officers with the Rye community and its agencies. These have included the correspondents. A major innovation of this draft landscape plan has been its coordination with traffic planning for the Rye area. Council’s traffic strategy engineers and landscape architects - working closely with VicRoads, TAC, the state government, Public Transport Victoria, and the Bicycle Network - have secured VicRoads “in principle” support for the Rye Movement and Place Streetscape proposal. This proposal provides a better balance of operational and safety for all road users including cyclists and pedestrians. It introduces exciting new streetscaping ideas along Pt Nepean Rd with increased pedestrian spaces and landscaping connecting the town with the foreshore. Again, council recently resolved to place this proposal on public exhibition and consultation with the community. I personally attended these public consultations - as did your correspondents. Great towns such as Rye, with its magnificent foreshore and beach, either progress or go backwards. I am determined that the Rye township be revitalised and progress with these innovative and exciting proposals. Cr Hugh Fraser, Nepean ward
Stand on record I am disappointed to see that Kate Roper is running a negative campaign against me (in the council elections) on the grounds that I don’t live in the ward that I have staunchly represented for the past four years. I note that two of the three other candidates don’t live in the ward and many of the previously elected councillors didn’t live in their wards either. Surely the important considerations should be whether I consulted widely with members of my community, represented them effectively in council meetings and achieved some observable benefits for the community. I stand by my track record to date and seek the community’s support to progress my plans for the next fouryear term of council. Irrelevant claims and outlandish objectives have no place in this election. Cr David Garnock, Cerberus ward
Aquatic centre intransigence’ So Cr Antonella Celi will “advocate for an aquatic centre to be built in Rosebud” if re-elected? Perhaps if Cr Celi, and likeminded intransigent councillors, had not been so myopic as to the scope, functionality and location of the proposed Southern Peninsula Aquatic Centre during her term as a councillor, then we would probably now be enjoying the benefits of a facility that met the community’s needs. We did not need or want a “Taj Mahal-type structure” on the foreshore; a functional ‘box’ would have done. Perhaps worse still, given the shire has spent well over $15 million on consultants costs associated with the failed SPA concept and the purchase of Wannaeue Place as an alternate location for the centre, we could have actually paid for a functional Rosebud Aquatic Centre by now! It is hard to be convinced by Cr Celi’s election promises for the future, when they are based upon her past performance. Stuart Allen, Dromana
Too little, too late Having just read the council candidate statement lodged by Antonella Celi, I can’t help but think why she has not actually achieved most of the issues contained on her extensive list of objectives (if re-elected), given that most of the listed issues have been on the local radar for fixing throughout her tenure as a Seawinds ward councillor. Time to get a Seawinds councillor that will actually do something for the local community, not just talk about it. Ian Bennett, Rosebud
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Should Motherhood be paid for? Compiled by Melissa Walsh THE war is revolutionising the position of women in the world. In the excellent current number of “ Everylady’s Journal “ Spencer Brodney puts the case for the mothers. His proposal—and it is not his alone, but that of many leading statesmen— is that motherhood should be endowed. In other words, the State should pay every mother, not a trivial £5 Baby Bonus to cover preliminary expenses, but a regular weekly sum of, say, 10s. or 12s., to enable her to feed, clothe, and educate the child properly. She should be paid for every child up to a certain age. The entire article is worth reading by every mother, even though the scheme may not appeal to every one as feasible. Other articles in this issue of “Everylady’s Journal” for October deal with more practical and not less interesting problems of economical living. On the lighter side, Madame Melba gives a detailed lesson in “Everylady’s Journal” on how to sing two of her favourite ballads, one of which is Tosti’s “ Good Bye.” Miss Mary Card is to the fore, as usual, with a very fine design for a linen crochet doyley; and there are several other attractive illustrated articles. ‘’ Everylady’s Journal” for October also includes scores of fashion designs, to say nothing of three or four free paper patterns. ***
MESSRS Adamson, Strettle and Co. will hold their usual sale at Tanti on Monday next, for which a good yarding is advertised. *** MESSRS Brody and Mason advertise a furniture sale to be held at their mart, Frankston on Saturday afternoon next. *** THE “Wattles” Club Plain and Fancy Dress Ball takes place on Wednesday next, in the Mechanics’ Hall, when it is anticipated that a most enjoyable evening will be the result of the gathering as well as a considerable addition to the funds of the Frankston Roll of Honor. *** AT the recent examinations of the associated Board of the Royal Academy and Royal College of Music, London, the following pupils of Miss T. Carter succeeded in gaining a pass. Primary Division - Lynette Utber, Alice Andrews, Eileen Utber. Lower Division - Beatrice Andrews. Rudiments of Music - Glorie Carter. *** A MOST interesting lecture was delivered by the Rev. E Tonkin on Tuesday evening last in the Frankston Methodist Church, entitled “Through Ally and Enemy Territory” , illustrated by a number of lantern slides. The rev. gentleman was listened to very attentively by a most appreciative audience. During that evening Miss Crosskell and Miss Heywood contributed items of harmony.
Refreshments were handed round at the conclusion of the lecture which were duly appreciated. *** WE take the following extract from the “Herald” of last week:— Zephuron who won the Grand National Steeple-chase of 1914 in such dashing style, ran his first race for about eighteen months in the Mooney Valley Steeple-chase and carried 11st 11lb into second place. The good old chestnut has not forgotten how to jump and when he is thoroughly wound up he will undoubtely cause some trouble in cross country events, indeed on Saturday it looked as if Zephuron might win, for it was only in the final pinch that his lack of condition told. *** A VERY successful evening was held in the Frankston Hall, on Saturday night last, in connection with the forthcoming Queen Carnival, in aid of the Roman Catholic Church. Considering the short time at their disposal for making arrangements, thie organizers should feel gratified at the splendid response. Miss Spillane and Mr Sherridan as Secretary and President worked most enthusiastically and to their efforts a great deal of the success can be attributed. Miss Daniels supplied the music, and the coffee supper was all that could be desired. *** THE meeting called for Monday evening in the Frankston Mechanics’
Hall, to promote the reply of “Yes”at the forthcoming Referendum was well attended, both sexes being well represented, and considerable interest was manifested in the proceedings. The chair was occupied by Cr J. A. Alden (President of the Shire of Frankston and Hastings), Crs Oates and Plowman also occupied seats on the platform. The chairman briefly introduced the speakers of the evening (Mr Gregory, barrister-at-law, and Mr Hugh Menzies), two gentlemen from the National Referendum Council, Melbourne. Mr Gregory in opening his address read the Question which the people of Australia will answer on 28th of this month, “Are you in favor of the Government having in this grave emergency, the same compulsory powers over citizens in regard to requiring their military service for the term of the war, outside the Commonwealth as it now has in regard to military service within the Commonwealt ?” He proposed to lay before them that evening some of the reasons why they should answer “Yes” on the 28th October. He also read portions of the Defence Act, dealing with those who were liable to be called up at time of war. Our Defence Act has provided thaat every male in the Commonwealth is liable to be called in defence of the Commonwealth, and the question is now asked “will you give the same answer to service outside the Commonwealth, as well as within it.”
When you consider the question there is no other logical course than to answer “’Yes.” For the first two years of the war the Germans were successful on every point, and marched from success to success, but fortunately, we just managed to hang on, and stop the complete annihilation of France, and now after 2 years we are in a position to put properly equipped armies into the field. Before we were ill prepared. The importance to Australia is this, that if Germany conquered Europe, she would soon conquer England and when the day of the supremacy of the British fleet ended, the Germans would come to Australia. It is difficult for us to realise that our homes are in danger but the British fleet is our only defence. We would not long hold out if Germany conquered Europe. If Germany can stick to what they have got no nation can possibly stand against them; they will be the most powerful nation that ever existed on the face of the earth. If we are to procure safety we must so defeat Germany that no German will want to go to war again. To do this we must have men. Every capable man must be prepared to go to the front and do their part. As soon as a man’s time has come he goes as a matter of course. And it is only by all the Allies working together that that end can be attained. *** From the pages of the Mornington Standard, 14 October, 1916
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Proudly losing my marbles By Stuart McCullough He tried. That’s the long and the short of it. With great persistence and determination, my father did his utmost to turn me into a well-rounded human being. That I have ended up with more angles than The Yellow Peril can hardly be his fault. Instead of developing an array of hobbies and interests, I succeeded in absorbing the tiny pieces of information that any one else would rightly regard as useless. If you’re heading to a pub trivia night, I’m your guy. But if you’re looking to shoot the breeze with someone who has a catalogue of fascinating pastimes, look elsewhere. Stamps. As odd as it may sound to anyone under twenty, people used to collect stamps. These were the little artworks that occupied the upper right hand corner of an envelope that, assuming you’d done your sums correctly, ensured your letter would be delivered to its intended destination. This was back before email was invented and the Iced Vo Vo was still the pinnacle of luxury. My father collected stamps as a child and assumed that I’d share his enthusiasm. Instead, I repaid this paternal attempt to foster an interest in philately as if he’d invited me to a trip to the dentist in a world without anesthesia. Perhaps it was because I never knew when it would come up. Randomly and without warning he’d suggest we should gather around the kitchen table and curate our stamp albums instead of sitting inertly in front of the television letting our minds turn
to fairy floss. This attempted intrusion into prime-time viewing was always greeted with horror. Not that this dissuaded my father. For as long as I can remember, the windowsill above the sink had a small glass of water in which the ripped right corner of an envelope was left to soak, to separate the envelope from the stamp. Come to think of it, I couldn’t even tell you what became of all those liberated stamps. Given the volume they would have occupied dozens and dozens of albums. I’m not sure they ever got that far. I suspect that the ritual of tearing the envelope and soaking the stamp was more important than where they ended up. For decades, my stamp album sat on the shelf of my father’s study. I suspect
it’s still there. Despite the fact that it probably hasn’t had a stamp added to it since 1978, my father has kept it. In the highly improbable event that I change my mind and decide to collect stamps again, my father will be ready. I wish I could say that it was only stamp collecting that I tried, failed and discarded. Fact is, there were so many other abortive attempts at hobbies that never really went anywhere, the remains of which are crammed into boxes and the far inaccessible corners of closets. By failing at stamp collecting, I never progressed to coins, pinball machines and sneakers like my brothers did. They have collected all manner of things. I was immune. In fact, my parents were so worried at my seeming disinterest in everything
that they panicked and suggested I collect rocks. When it comes to rock collecting, there are upsides and downsides. That you never have to feed them, water them or take them for a walk lest they should go stir crazy and start eating the furniture is a very good thing indeed. Given that every plant I have ever owned has inevitably come to grief by way of neglect, the ‘low maintenance’ status of rocks is pretty useful. But, then again, they’re not much in the way of company. In fact, even if you want to go for a walk around the neighborhood with your pet rock, you can’t. Or you can, that is, but it’s going to weigh you down somewhat. The rocks I collected occupied an entire shelf; far more space than the
stamp album ever did. Not only did they soak up valuable real estate on my bookshelf, rocks became my presumptive souvenir and birthday gift. Imagine unwrapping a piece of granite for Christmas. It was, in a word, underwhelming. Often, though, I had only myself to blame. Family holidays usually ended up in a gift shop of some description where we were always given five minutes and as many dollars to select something. My siblings had far better taste than I did and always emerged with something on the far side of awesome. I, on the other hand, only every secured a handful of pebbles. When it became apparent that my interest in rocks was waning, talk turned to marbles. There’s little I can say about marbles. My father seemed excited if not proud of his marbles. He explained that he’d collected these as a child and that they’d been a near-inexhaustible source of pleasure. He handed them too me as though they were treasure. Doubtless, he would have extolled the virtues of Aggies and Red Devils and the other members of the marble family. I, of course, promptly misplaced them. I am the very opposite of a collector – displacement is more my thing. Perhaps it’s okay to not be well rounded. Maybe there’s a certain pride you can take in being a hexagon, pentangle or nonagon. Forget smooth corners; edges matter in this world. But that being said, should you find my marbles, feel free to return them. stuart@stuartmccullough.com
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Panthers get away to a flyer PROVINCIAL By IT Gully PEARCEDALE has started its 2016-17 Provincial cricket season in fine fashion after knocking over last year’s minor premier, Crib Point, in Saturday’s season opener. The Panthers have moved from Sub District to Provincial in the past two seasons after winning the past two premierships. There was no bigger test than coming up against Crib Point in Round 1 in a one-day match on Saturday. The Magpies won the toss and elected to bat on their home deck, scoring a defendable 5/162 against the new kids on the block. The Panthers started well with Brad
Trotter (26) and Matt Cousland (28) getting them going, however, they then lost 3/5 to go from 0/45 to 3/50. Brad Davidson took control with the ball and the field for the Magpies and got his side back into the contest. However, with three overs to spare, Shayne Gillings (49no) and Max Blackburn (31) steered the Panthers to victory. A massive innings of 89 from skipper Matt Foon helped Mornington to a thrilling win against Sorrento. His efforts with the bat supported his 2/38 with the ball. The Doggies chased down Sorrento’s 6/159 with five overs to spare. Brad Lynch played a great supporting role for the Dogs with 36. Pines recruit Damien Lawrence
smacked six fours and seven sixes on his way to 93 against Moorooduc. Pines made a massive 9/208 against the home side. The Ducs replied with just 9/121 from 40 overs. Nick Wilcox, Alex Coad and Pat Jackson all snared two wickets each for the Piners. Langwarrin has started its campaign the same way it did last season, causing a major upset by beating Somerville in the last over of the day. Teenage debutant Jai Elcock top scored with 37 for the Kangas at the top of the order in the chase, while Mal Coutts, Taylor Smith and Joel Bateman saw their team home after some early trouble. The Eagles batted first and made 8/145 with Nick Marshall and Sean
Parker top scoring with 31 opening the innings. Bateman was the best of the Kangas’ bowlers with 3/22 off 10 overs, while Matt and Jake Prosser claimed a couple of wickets each. Peninsula Old Boys began its title defence with only a reasonable performance against Long Island, however, it was good enough to win. The Old Boys were bowled out in the 39th over with Will Crowder top scoring with 33 in the total of 146. Andrew Tweddle was the pick of the Islanders’ bowlers with 3/37 while Stuart Swift claimed a couple. In the run chase, only three Long Island batsmen made it to double figures – Pete Connell with 33, Greg Lamb with 17 and Swift with 11. The home
side was bowled out for 100 in the 32nd over. Adam Gailitis and James Labrooy picked-up 3/28 and 3/29 respectively. Baxter and Mt Eliza are expected to be two sides vying for a top four finish. Despite being bowled out for 108 with an over to spare, Baxter picked up the win. Nick Baron was the best of the Mt Eliza bowlers with 4/24 while Daniel Warwick top scored with 38 for Baxter. In reply, Chris Brittain was on fire for Baxter, snaring 6/28 off 10 overs to help bowl out Mt Eliza for just 91 after 40 overs. Justin Grant top scored for the Mounties with 31.
Merifield blasts an impressive ton DISTRICT By IT Gully RED Hill started its 2016-17 District season in fine fashion, making light work of Boneo. The Hillmen batted first after winning the toss and scored 4/205, thanks largely to Matthew Merifield, who blasted the only ton of the round - 114. Recruit Carl Robinson scored 23 on debut, as did Simon Dart. Robinson also took 1/31 from seven overs. In reply, the Pandas could put together only 7/136 from its 40 overs. Dart was superb opening the bowling, claiming 3/14 from five overs, while Glenn Collett was superb also with 1/20 from 10 overs with the new pill.
Flinders got its MPCA District season away to a flier on Saturday with a convincing 100-run win against Seaford. Batting first, the Sharks put together a formidable total in its 40 overs, scoring 7/214. Mitch Stansborough top scored for the visitors with 84, which included four fours and two sixes, while Brad Hogan-Keogh was just as convincing with 56. The pair took the Sharks from 3/68 to 4/164. Dil Pageni was the pick of the Seaford bowlers with 3/57. In reply, Seaford could muster just 9/104 from 40 overs. Sushant Gupta top scored for Seaford with 26 while Nick Simpendorfer hit 24. Dwayne Field was at his evergreen
best for the Sharks with 3/15 from 10 overs. Former Pines premiership captaincoach Ricky Ramsdale enjoyed his first win with his new club Delacombe Park, beating Main Ridge. The Ridge were sent into bat and didn’t make the most of the small Parkers’ ground, scoring 5/174. Matt Chasemore top scored for the Ridge with 48, recruit Shaun Foster hit 39 and Michael Holmes scored 32. In reply, Jon Guthrie opened with 55 for the Parkers, Joel Malcolm contributed 39 and Travis O’Donnell hit 30. The home side picked-up the winning runs, seven wickets down and with more than three overs to spare. Rosebud picked-up the 12 points against Mt Martha.
The Reds batted first and scrambled to 8/139, Brett Wilkinson top scoring with 44 and skipper Mitchel Darville hitting 35. Billy Quigley was the best of the Rosebud bowlers with 2/50 off 10 overs. In reply, Rosebud lost just four wickets on their way to the win in the 38th over. Jason Nagel opened with 38 for the Buds, while fellow opener Matt Maher scored 34. Michael Clavin was the best of the Mt Martha bowlers with 2/16 off 10 overs. Rye started the new season the way it finished the last, with a loss to Seaford Tigers. The Demons scored 8/120 from its
40 overs, Beau Suffern top scoring with 32, while recruit Jarrod Saw debuted with 26. Ash Mills was the best of the Tigers’ bowlers, claiming three wickets. The Tigers reeled in the runs with nine overs to spare. Anthony Joel opened with 47 and Jon Plakourakis hit 24. Baden Powell smacked Heatherhill, winning with five overs to spare. The Braves batted first and hit a modest 9/136. Travis Kellerman top scored with 41. Jason Hinde was the best of the Hills’ bowlers with 4/25. In reply, the Hills were rolled for 84. Rhys Elmi was superb with the ball with 6/31 from 10 overs.
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New coach has an impact SUB-DISTRICT By IT Gully NEW Hastings coach Rob Hearn has had an immediate impact on his new club, helping the Blues to a round one Sub District win against Ballam Park. The former Mornington and Crib Point opening bat scored 57 at the top of the innings as the Blues reeled in the Knights’ modest total of 130 off 39.3 overs. Jake Hewitt didn’t have an issue swapping a footy premiership medallion for the whites, hitting 39. Isuru Dias (3/20) and Mitch Floyd (2/16) opened the bowling and picked up five wickets between them in their 10 overs each. David Cross top scored for the Knights with 61 after crossing from Moorabbin West in the off-season. Jason Riley was the best of the bowlers with 3/25. Recently relegated Carrum got just the start it was looking for against Frankston YCW, winning by 19 runs. Josh Dent top scored for the Lions with 73 while Hayden Moulton opened with 41 in the total of 5/199. In reply, the Stonecats started well with Lai Leaunoa hitting 83 and Mathew Lane scoring 31 batting at three. The Lions bowlers did a good job to keep things tight, Brett Moulton the pick of them with 3/38.
Dromana has recorded a monster win over Skye. The Hoppers batted first and made 5/215, skipper Jack Fowler scoring 45 while recruits Adam Ciavarella hit 47 and Kieren Voelkl scored 65. Adrian Gallagher picked up all four Dromana wickets for just 41 runs off 10 overs. In reply, Skye was bowled out for just 77 in 29.1 overs. Zacc Klan then went to work for the winners with the ball, claiming 4/14 from eight overs. Brent Murdoch got Balnarring off to the perfect start with a game high 74 runs in its win against Tyabb. The Saints won the toss and batted first but lost a couple of early wickets before Chris Murphy (26) and Murdoch came to the crease. They scored 6/161 off 40 overs. In reply, the Yabbies were restricted to 9/122 from 40 overs. Nick Taranto backed up his 2/46 with the ball with a top score of 32. In the final game, Tootgarook recorded an early win against Carrum Downs. Mark Snelling scored 51 and David Dervan 57 for the Cougars after they were sent in to bat. AJ King made an immediate impression for his new club with 2/33, while Matt Whelan claimed 2/34. Carrum Downs made 5/147, which was never going to be enough. In reply, Whelan blasted 63 and opener Travis French scored 59 to help the home side to 2/150 from 36 overs.
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