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Senior Constable Michael Harris and Robert Auimatagi have been running the Casey Youth Health and Fitness Program, which assist young Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS serious offenders to get their lives on track. 119372
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back to police and go through it all again. “I thought there had to be something we could offer to help them get their life on track.” Those involved are required to attend the program regularly for about three to six months, before they are assisted with finding employment education. Mr Auimatagi said it had been an extremely rewarding experience for him so far. “Mick and I had a goal in mind for these young people to leave the
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“We are looking for support from businesses to help us fund the program so we can put more kids through it. “We are also looking for businesses willing to give the youths a go with employment. “They have been through this program and made changes in their life.” Currently the program is supported by the Cranbourne Blue Light Disco committee, which has made two donation so far. Anyone wanting to assist the program can call Det Sen Const Harris on 0408 771 385.
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Det Sen Const Harris approached Mr Auimatagi last year about starting up the program after he felt there was a void in supporting youths who’d committed high-end crimes. He attends the program on a voluntary basis, as do other members of the force when they are free. “As a detective, I was dealing with the kids committing these offences,” he said. “I felt that there was not much on offer to help these kids. They were getting youth sentenced and then I would keep seeing the same ones coming 1131415-EG17-14
AS A group of young serious offenders left a Narre Warren gym last week, handshakes and ‘thanks mate’ were flowing for the two men helping them to turn their lives around. They were simple gestures which showed utmost respect and appreciation for Casey CIU Detective Senior Constable Michael Harris and local resident Robert Auimatagi who have volunteered countless hours to helping them get their lives on track. The two men started the Casey Youth Health and Fitness Program late last year in a bid to fill the gap of supporting teens who have ended up in the youth justice system. The program assists young people, aged from 12 to 20, who have either been charged, recently convicted or under sentence with serious criminal offences – including armed robbery, aggravated burglaries and serious assaults. The men work with teens from across Casey, Cardinia and Greater Dandenong, at Skamma Gym twice a week, by putting them through a physical circuit and finishing with a group discussion. After three to six months with the program, they then assist the youths to re-integrate back into society through employment or education. Mr Auimatagi, who worked with youths in New Zealand before moving to Australia, said the program was all about changing the youths’ mindset through physical activity. “We’re trying to reinforce the positive side of things and hopefully change their mindset,” he said. “It’s all about healthy body, healthy mind. “At the end of the session we sit down for a group chat where we talk about how things have been, what they’ve been up to and get them recapping whether it’s been good or not so good. “We then discuss that as a group and put something in place for them.”
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Community ommunity NEWS NE S Casey’s plant giveaway
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The City of Casey is offering residents free Australian native plants this month as part of its 13th annual plant giveaway.
Applications for the 2014 Casey Cardinia Business Awards are closing soon.
Numerous locations will be set up across the City of Casey between 22 – 24 May with a blend of Australian natives and local indigenous plants available to residents.
The awards aim to recognise businesses whose initiatives are an example for others to follow and also provide the opportunity to celebrate the hard work undertaken by businesses across the Casey Cardinia region.
City of Casey Mayor Cr Geoff Ablett says residents will be able to FKRRVH IURP D YDULHW\ RI QDWLYH SODQWV WR ¿QG WKRVH EHVW VXLWHG WR their neighbourhood character, soil type, block size or personal preference. ‘Planting local native trees, shrubs and groundcovers in our gardens have many advantages, including greater suitability to the local soil type and a lower water requirement than introduced plants once established. ‘I encourage all residents to visit one of the collection locations and incorporate some native plants in their gardens.’ &RXQFLO RI¿FHUV DQG FRPPXQLW\ YROXQWHHUV ZLOO DOVR EH RQ KDQG WR provide advice to residents and to assist with selecting plants best suitable for their properties. Residents are asked to bring proof of their address with them, such as their licence, rates notice or a household bill. For more information visit www.casey.vic.gov.au or contact the City of Casey Customer Service team on 9705 5200.
Plant collection locations, dates and times Narre Warren Venue: Fountain Gate Shopping Centre Dates: Thursday 22 and Friday 23 May, 9 am to 5 pm Saturday 24 May, 9 am - 12 pm
The 2014 awards comprise 10 Category Awards, two Judges’ Awards, plus the main award of Casey Cardinia Business of the Year. For more information about the awards visit www.caseycardinia.com.au or contact the City of Casey Customer Service team on 9705 5200. Applications close 5 pm, Friday 16 May 2014.
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Grant Writing Workshops: Helping your group access funding Council’s Grant Writing Workshops target both new and more experienced grant writers with basic and advanced level workshops to equip you with the skills needed to complete applications that have the best chance of being successful. Upcoming workshops: Grant Writing Basics • Find grants for your group • Make sense of complicated grant jargon • Learn what Grant Makers look for in an application • Complete an application form Date: Tuesday 3 June Time: 10 am - 12 pm Venue: Balla Balla Centre 65 Berwick-Cranbourne Road Cranbourne East Grant Writing Advanced * • Develop projects - a key to successful grant applications • Develop a grant application • Build good relationships with funding bodies Date: Tuesday 17 June Time: 10 am - 12 pm Venue: Balla Balla Centre 65 Berwick-Cranbourne Road Cranbourne East *previous attendance at Grant Writing Basics is essential. Bookings are essential. For more information and to book contact the City of Casey Customer Service team on 9705 5200.
Are you thinking about returning to work or study? This is your chance to meet training providers and representatives from employment agencies to discuss what courses may interest you or where to start in the process of returning to work. The FREE session covers topics including: :KHUH GR , VWDUW WR ¿QG WUDLQLQJ RU MRE RSSRUWXQLWLHV" What are my childcare options after returning to work or study? What is the most effective way to develop my resume? What courses are available? Date: Thursday 22 May 2014 Time: 10 am - 1 pm Venue: Balla Balla Community Centre 65 Berwick-Cranbourne Road, Cranbourne East (Mel Ref: 134 B6) For more information contact City of Casey Customer Service on 9705 5200.
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ignored by this year’s state budget. “The Napthine Government has failed to reverse its cuts to the Hallam station premium upgrade, delivering nothing in this year’s state budget,” he said. “No major metropolitan road in the south-east will be completed this coming year, and funding for roads maintenance is still well below Labor’s last year in office. “The Napthine Government has failed to provide any funding to remove the level crossings at Hallam Road, Hallam and Clyde Road, Berwick.” Narre Warren South MP Judith Graley said the State Government had dismissed strong community campaigns to upgrade Thompsons Road, improve safety at the intersection of Pound and Shrives roads intersection and construct a pedestrian crossing on Pound Road. Ms Graley said she was also disappointed that the budget failed to provide funding for a single new bed at Casey Hospital. “Ambulances are taking hours to arrive; emergency patients are being crammed into hospital corridors and our loved ones are waiting longer than ever to be treated,” she said. “The elective surgery waiting list at Casey Hospital has blown out with over 2000 people now waiting, joining thousands more across the state.” Cranbourne MP Jude Perera said the budget did not fix the basics in Casey. “Cranbourne Secondary College has been overlooked again,” he said. “Our Casey Hospital is in crisis in view of the state and federal funding cuts, our TAFEs are in pieces, our schools are falling apart, ambulances are taking too long and jobs are lost every day. “There is no money for the completion of the much needed duplication of Thompsons Road.”
POLICE have urged a man who attempted to rob a busy Hampton Park bank last week to hand himself in. Police said the man entered the Commonwealth Bank about 4.50pm on Friday 2 May and approached one of the assistants behind the counter. She advised him to join the line, which he did. Police said the man again approached the counter, reached through the security screen with a plastic bag in his hand and demanded that a staff member counting cash at the time put the money in the bag. When she retreated with the money, the man ran off. Contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
EDUCATION was the big winner for Casey in the 2014-15 Victorian State Budget on Tuesday. The State Government announced funding for three new primary schools in Casey - Casey Central East Primary School, Cranbourne South West Primary School and Heather Grove Primary School in Clyde North. About $940,000 was also included in the budget for upgrades at Cranbourne West Primary School. However other aspects of the budget have been met with disapproval from local Labor MPs, who say it has not done enough to address a number of needs for the Casey community including road upgrades, more beds for Casey Hospital and funding for Cranbourne Secondary College modernisation. Speaking at the site of the new Casey Central East Primary School on Monday, Minister for Education Martin Dixon said the schools would be delivered in partnership with the private sector and are expected to open their doors to students in 2017 to 2018. “As a former principal, the best part about the new schools is the maintenance of them as part of the contract,” he said. “The consortium that wins the contract to build the schools will also be in charge of the maintenance of them for the next 25 years. “That means principals can focus on education.” Also announced in the budget for Casey was funding for the duplication of Sladen Street in Cranbourne, from Codrington Street to Narre Warren-Cranbourne Road, and more than $86 million for South East Water for recycled water projects and sewer and water system growth. As announced earlier this year, $2-$2.5 billion was included in the
Celebrating the announcement of three new schools for Casey are Bass MP Ken Smith, South Eastern Metropolitan Region MP Inga Peulich, Casey mayor and Cranbourne Liberal candidate Geoff Ablett, Minister for Education Martin Dixon and Casey councillor and Narre Warren South Liberal candidate Susan Serey. Picture: DONNA OATES budget for the Cranbourne-Pakenham Rail Corridor Project, which will boost capacity on the busy rail corridor by 30 per cent. South Eastern Metropolitan Region MP Inga Peulich said the budget invested in significant projects that would help strengthen the local community. “Premier Denis Napthine and the Victorian Coalition Government team are building a better Victoria by delivering a strong budget with record investment in our roads, rail, hospitals and schools, ensuring growth, jobs and opportunities in Melbourne’s south east,” she said. The City of Casey welcomed the investment in local schools but has called for additional funding for Casey’s transport network. Council spokesperson councillor
Sam Aziz called for a greater investment to address Casey’s backlog of transport priorities. “With over 450,000 people expected to call Casey home by 2036, council requires an urgent investment into transport priorities to meet the projected growth of the city,” he said. “In the lead up to the Victorian election in November, council will call on the State Government and opposition to pledge funding commitments for key transport priorities including more frequent and direct bus services and arterial road duplications including Thompsons Road, Hallam Road and Narre Warren Cranbourne Road.” Narre Warren North MP Luke Donnellan said communities across the north of Casey have largely been
Petition is unlikely to be a name changer By BRIDGET COOK JUST two months after Casey council wound up its Casey Fields name change saga, a group of Cranbourne North residents have started another one. At Tuesday night’s council meeting, councillor Wayne Smith tabled a petition signed by about 190 people from The Avenue and Eve estates calling for the suburb boundary to be changed. Both estates are currently classed as Cranbourne North, and some residents feel they should be included in the Berwick or Narre Warren South suburbs.
Cr Smith said given the council had just gone through the process of a controversial possible name change for Cranbourne East and Clyde North, he doubted the council would support the petition “I don’t know if we want to go down that path again,” he said. “But it is a petition so I’ll table it for consideration.” Head petitioner Venkata Naga Sridevi said residents in The Avenue felt they were removed from Cranbourne itself and were actually much closer to Narre Warren South, Casey Central and Berwick. She said the issue came to light
when residents were petitioning for a bus service for the estate and said many others also wanted the name change. “The Berwick and Narre Warren borders run along Glasscocks Road and Grices Road,” she said. “We are just on the other side of the road and feel we are closer to them than Cranbourne. “There is just one road separating us, so why can’t we be on the Berwick and Narre Warren side?” The City if Casey will now investigate the request, with a report to come back to the council at a later date.
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Not alone in long walk By BRIDGET COOK MORE than 120 people united at Cranbourne Racecourse last week to help tackle the problem of suicide - one step at a time. Emotions ran high at the third annual Long Walk for Life on Saturday 26 April as teams of people touched by suicide walked together in wet and cold conditions for 10 hours. The event raised more than $4100, with money still coming in, for Cranbourne organisation, Life! Central, which can now offer scholarships to agencies and people who want to learn about suicide intervention and prevention. Organiser Julie Bendall, who lost her brother Jeffrie Reardon in 2000 to suicide, said a highlight of the event was when all participants released balloons at the end in memory of those they had lost. “Releasing the balloons as a community and showing we are coming together to prevent suicide was a highlight,” she said. “It was always going to be a touching day, but people supported each other, shared stories and met new people. “The enthusiasm to keep walking in the cold and rain was very moving. “We had several young people, aged about 12, that were down there most of the day and kept walking and offering help throughout the day. “To see young ones involved that have been touched by suicide, believing they can make a difference, was a rewarding experience.” The event came about after Ms Bendall walked from Adelaide to Cranbourne in 15 days in 2011 to raise awareness and funds for suicide and depression in memory of her brother. Ms Bendall said many people asked her during that time how they could help and get involved. That’s when the Long Walk for Life was born, with 100 people taking part in the inaugural event in 2012. Ms Bendall said she wanted to thank all the businesses and people involved in this year’s event who helped make it a success. To find out more about suicide intervention and prevention training call Life! Central on 5996 7011.
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Hunt for robbery gang POLICE are looking for a group of teens involved in a robbery, assault and deception of a Lynbrook man in Narre Warren last week. The incident began about 11pm on Thursday 1 May when the Lynbrook man in his late 30s parked his car in the eastern end of the Narre Warren Railway Station car park. He engaged in conversation with a group of youths before one of them started assaulting him by punching him in the head. While he was being assaulted, some of the other youths entered his Toyota Prado and stole his belongings including a phone, wallet with credit cards and computer. Police said the youths then ran off through the car park towards Webb Street. The next day the stolen credit cards were used at a number of shops in the Narre Warren area. Casey CIU Detective Senior Constable Michelle Chiang said while there was a larger group involved, there are four youths in particular officers would like to talk to in relation to the incident. “We are looking to talk to two males of Sudanese appearance, a third male of Caucasian or southern European appearance and a Caucasian female - all aged in their mid-teens,” she said. “The station is very busy, we believe someone must have seen the group hanging around the area. “We have quite a bit of CCTV footage of them as well that we are sorting through, so we urge them to hand themselves in.” Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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Rat run poses risks By BRIDGET COOK PEDESTRIANS are being put at risk by a large number of drivers using Glasscocks Road in Lyndhurst as a rat run to avoid the Thompsons Road roundabout. Local mother Jay White raised her concerns about pedestrians, particularly children, being put in danger from the heavy flow of traffic trying to avoid the Thompson Road roundabout to access Western Port Highway during peak hours. At Tuesday night’s council meeting, councillors resolved to investigate the traffic issues along the stretch of road and look into possibly installing a pedestrian crossing. Ms White said it was great that the council had acknowledged a major traffic issue in the Marriott Waters estate and were looking to do something about it. She said Glasscocks Road had a lot of pedestrians from Lyndhurst crossing it to access schools and the Lynbrook railway station. “During peak times, the traffic flow is constant and it’s nearly impossible to cross,” she said. “The traffic is not only a constant
Casey councillor Amanda Stapledon and Lyndhurst resident Jay White, with her children Tyson, Lily and Emma are calling for pedestrian safety concerns on Glasscocks Road to be addressed. Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS flow, but I also find that a large majority of these motorists are coming out of Mellington Drive and flying down Glasscocks Road. “Also due to the fact that Lyndhurst and Lynbrook are currently divided by the railway lines, there are quite a lot of children that walk to and from school every day, and have to cross this road - a lot without parental supervision.
“I have seen many children rushing across the road as it gets to the point where they have to run when there’s a short gap between cars. “I’m really nervous that there’s going to be an accident involving a pedestrian soon if something isn’t done. Ms White said walking her children to school each day had become a nightmare.
“We have recently moved my son to St Francis de Sales in Lynbrook, which is within walking distance for us,” she said. “However, due to the fact that we live on the Mellington side of Glasscocks Road, we have to cross this road every morning if we decide to walk. “As a mother of three young children, walking or riding them to school, it is extremely scary trying to get my three young children across Glasscocks Road at 8.30am.” Ms White said she hoped the council would consider putting in a pedestrian crossing to make it safer. Casey councillor Amanda Stapledon raised the motion on Tuesday night for the council to investigate the issue. “They are experiencing significant traffic during peak hour which is making crossing the road unaided by a structured crossing difficult,” she said. “Add to this a mother and her three children, especially if they wish to ride their bikes, a very risky venture.” A report on the matter will come back to a council meeting in July.
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READING the Herald Sun Sunday on 4 May State Opposition leader Daniel Andrews has stated councils will have to justify any rate increase above CPI. He also states he will force councils to limit rate rises and detail where every dollar would be spent “because ratepayers deserve a fair go”. Wow, Mr Andrews, this is not new. If you had been reading our local papers over the years, you would have noticed we have been asking for transparency from Casey council on spending for a very long time, and we don’t seem to get anywhere with our questions. Mr Andrews, one question as to why you would bring this up now. Could this be an election year? Rex Flannery, Narre Warren South.
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Names line up for new centre By BRIDGET COOK SIX names are in the running to become the title for Casey’s future community, entertainment and civic hub. The City of Casey has shortlisted six possible names for the Casey Cultural Precinct and is calling on residents to have their say on which one they like. The council recently ran a naming competition in which it received more than 370 entries. The shortlisted names are Artorium Cultural Precinct, Casey Cultural Precinct, Curve Cultural Precinct, Fringe Cultural Precinct, The Arbour and The Landing Place. City of Casey Mayor Geoff Ablett said the council’s architects and branding experts hadn’t been able to select a winning name. “As this precinct will be at the heart of the community, we are again calling on the public to help inform council to make the final decision,” he said. This month a survey will be conducted via telephone to gauge the community’s preference to the shortlisted names, with participants selected randomly. Residents are also encouraged to complete the same survey which is available on the Casey Cultural Precinct website
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DAVID McKenzie covers several items in his short letter (Road to Safety, News, 1 May). I agree that council and councillors sometimes need to be held accountable for their actions or perceived inaction and David is not lacking on his comments on that count. I also believe that criticism can be forthright, but that it should also be fair. I think that David is off the mark in all three instances of his letter. Yes, the finally completed pedestrian crossing in Main Street, Narre Warren North, which seemed to be completed shortly after his last blast about this subject, certainly seemed to take an inordinate amount of time. Perhaps David was not to know councillors Crestani and Kaplon together with other members of the community were also agitating for its completion. The major delay was due to having to wait for the electricity authority to provide power for the project, to which end a meeting between Casey and the power supplier had already been arranged to push for provision. When power was available, council were quick to complete their remaining part of the project, in time for the commencement of term two. Surely this is an improvement to safety and traffic control. As to supervision during school hours, whatever happened to parents teaching their children about road safety as well as supervising their own children if necessary until they are old enough to use such a crossing safely? Community representatives had also met with the manager, parks and garden and staff, to expedite the replacement of ailing oaks in the honour avenue. If the decision was up to me I would long ago have removed the dead trees and replaced them with new English oaks to perpetuate the living memorial. Community expectations are that the decision to remove such trees should not be taken lightly. This is a two edged sword, resulting in the engagement of consultants to survey and report on the memorial tree avenues throughout the City of Casey. A time consuming and expensive process, but supposedly impartial enough for councillors to decide on a course of action with less chance of radical and unreasoned opposition to what should be done to bring not just this honour avenue but all of those in the City of Casey up to a reasonable standard in the immediate future. If rejuvenation does not come about soon you will not be the only one agitating for action. Finally, it’s easy to take cheap potshots at councillors, in this case Cr Kaplon and Cr Crestani, both of whom had been pursuing the above problems behind the scenes. Perhaps you could do a better job than our existing councillors but remember ratepayers are looking for solutions to problems, not continual negativity. Clive Ellis, Narre Warren North.
The City of Casey has urged local residents to have their say on shortlisted names for the Casey Cultural Precinct. at www.caseyculturalprecinct. com.au. The council is also continuing to advocate to the State and Federal Governments to provide funding towards the project. Through the survey, the council is asking residents if they think that the State and Federal Governments should contribute funding towards the facility. Casey Cultural Precinct director Steve Dalton said as the precinct has a projected catchment of more than 1 million people by 2028, its construction would provide benefits to the wider community, not just the ratepayers of Casey. “For this reason, it is only fair
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Wheels stolen THREE complete sets of wheels were stolen from cars across Cranbourne recently. Three cars in different locations were jacked up and all four wheels taken from them between 24 and 28 April. One of the cars targeted was from the Ssangyong car yard on the South Gippsland Highway, Cranbourne. Sometime between 5pm on 26 and 8am on 28 April, a car in the display court was jacked up onto bricks and the four wheels were taken. Between 7pm on 24 and 10.30am on 25 April, four wheels were stolen from a grey Holden Commodore parked outside Cirai Crescent, Cranbourne West. A purple Holden SS ute was also targeted between 11pm on 26 and 10am on 27 April in Esprit Avenue, Cranbourne North. Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD YOUNG migrants from across Casey were given a much-appreciated insight about the world of employment this week, and how they should best apply for work. The Multicultural Youth Employment Forum, run by the South East Local Learning and Employment Network (SELLEN), was held on Monday at Monash University, Berwick, with many hopeful future employees turning up to glean as many tips as they could. The forum kicked off with a keynote speech from special guest and Victorian Multicultural Commission Youth Commissioner Safa Almarhoun, which was soon followed by a Q and A style presentation held at one of the main campus lecture theatres. The attendees put many questions to the panel, with difficulties speaking English, a lack of work experience, volunteer training and visa complications among the key concerns for migrants in the region. The panel, moderated by Leaders of Tomorrow CEO Aaron Mashano, comprised Victoria Police Sergeant Liam Gardner, Coles National Talent Acquisition manager Christopher Martin, NAB business head of People Shannon Lyndon-Lugg, Bunnings Employee Relations co-ordinator for Victoria Darren Moulder and LINK Employment and Training general manager Terry Breheny. Speaking after the question and answer session, SELLEN CEO Andrew Simmons said the event was the first Multicultural Youth Employment Forum held by the SELLEN network in the City of Casey, following successful feedback from a similar forum in Dandenong last year.
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Moderator Aaron Mashano (left) helping panel members Shannon Lyndon-Lugg, from NAB, and Christopher Martin, from Coles, field questions from the floor. Right: Mitch, here with Jennifer Ebdon-Hope from SELLEN, asked the employment forum panel about including cover letters with resumes. Pictures: STEWART CHAMBERS “When you’re talking about Coles, and NAB and Bunnings, your local stores here, they want their staffing to reflect the local community and I think that that sometimes gets lost from the applicant’s perspective,” he said. “We’ve also got some great information today on some changes that Coles are making to some of their recruitment strategies in terms of opening up some new positions which is a great opportunity for some of the youth out this way. “And not just youth but also
some of the older migrants as well that are looking for that first step into work. There are a lot of things for us to follow up, but I think that the responses were certainly great.” Mr Simmons also said SELLEN chose employers for the forum that provided the first “foray into employment” for a lot of people, including migrants looking for work in their new country. “The growth in Casey of migrants is huge, the growth in general is astronomical and certainly there’s a secondary migration that’s hap-
pening now from City of Greater Dandenong out into Casey,” he said. Mitch, from Narre Warren, attended the forum after having had no luck finding work in recent times, and asked the panel about the importance of including a cover letter with a resume when applying for a job. The 20-year-old said the forum had certainly put him in better stead for when he next applied for work with organisations like Coles and Bunnings.
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Judy Davis, Tracey Ryan and Kirrily Guinan took part in last year’s Cranbourne Narre Relay for Life, which will be officially launched for 2014 next month. Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS
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THE Cranbourne Narre Relay for Life will be off and racing after an official launch next month. Cancer Council Victoria has invited the Casey community to attend the launch where they can meet the organisers, enjoy entertainment and find out how they can help with the fight against cancer by getting involved. There will also be an announcement regarding the new venue for this year’s event, which will be held on 8 and 9 November. Relay For Life volunteer committee member Brooke Hunter encouraged the community to attend as they will be taking registrations on the night
and selling candle bags. “We’re currently looking for passionate residents to gather their friends to participate in the Cranbourne Narre Relay For Life,” she said. “We’re also looking for local businesses to provide support through sponsorships or donations. “Relay For Life is a chance for local residents to celebrate with cancer survivors, remember loved ones lost and fight back against cancer. “The Cranbourne Narre Relay For Life will be an inspirational, empowering and moving experience with family and friends. “It will also be an opportunity to raise money for Cancer Council Victoria’s life-saving
cancer research, prevention programs and support services, which are available to Victorians in every region.” Last year, the Cranbourne Narre event raised $67,788. The relay sees teams of 10 or more take turns to walk through the night to raise funds and awareness to help fight cancer. The event also features special ceremonies, live entertainment, and activities suitable for all ages. The official launch will be held at 7pm at the Casey Rugby Field, 160 Berwick-Cranbourne Road, Cranbourne East, on Friday 6 June. If you cannot attend the launch event, but would still like to join the Cranbourne Narre Relay For Life, phone 1300 65 65 85 or visit www. relayforlife.org.au.
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Toot leads to destruction A TRAUMA-scarred driver left an expensive trail of damage in Cranbourne after suffering a “panic attack” which was induced by another vehicle’s toot. Dandenong Magistrates’ Court heard the woman crashed her son’s uninsured car into three other vehicles, a primary school fence, a letter box, shrubbery and rubbish bins during the mayhem on several residential streets one evening in May last year. The vehicle sustained “significant damage” to its driver-side panels, police prosecutor Marie Eales said. The damage bill included a parked fourwheel-drive written off for more than $11,000 and Carlisle Park Primary School’s fencing worth $5000. During the trek, the car crossed median strips, hitting a right-hand kerb on Thompsons Road. It hit a car while travelling 100-metres on the wrong side of the road. According to police, there was no detectable alcohol on the woman’s breath. She was charged with driving offences, including failing to stop at the collision scenes. Her lawyer told the court the accused and her family were Sudanese refugees who had escaped the constant threat of rape and bloodshed 10 years ago. The court was told she “went to pieces” at the sound of rapid bursts of fireworks. “She really can’t explain (the crashes). Another car tooted her and it appeared she hit the accelerator and not the brake. “She travelled a short distance and hit the (four-wheel-drive) very hard. “From that point on, she didn’t take her foot off the accelerator. Until the car stalled, she was completely out-of-control.”
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By REBECCA BILLS
CHOOSING a theme for a wedding may seem straight forward. Black and white, tropical, rustic or rainbow themed, or even something a little more unique - maybe a James Bond theme or a Tarzan and Jane style day have been of choice for some. But for born and bred country couple Rebecca and Zach Rodwell, they wanted to embrace their roots and host a rustic themed wedding for their special day. Keeping the accessories to a minimum, it was the subtle nuances of cowboy boots under the dresses and wedding ribbon adorning the matching utes that set the theme. Rebecca said that it was these little touches that helped make the theme work and add that extra special touch to the day. “We just wanted something a little bit different but nothing over the top,” she said. “It took a lot of work and research to get it just right and my bridesmaids helped so much to find the right style for our wedding day. “The hardest part was finding a dress that matched my boots.” Rebecca said keeping the focus on the wedding was important and keeping the theme tasteful and elegant was imperative to her and her husband.
Rebecca and Zach Rodwell with their bridal party. 106804 Picture: Ilona Bennett from On the Wall Photography “Both the wedding and the reception was held at SkyHigh Mount Dandenong which is quite a classy venue so we used the wedding cake as the centre point at the reception to keep the theme subtle but still visible,” she said. “We had personalised glasses that we had made for the bridal party on the bridal table and personalised stubby holders for the guests as bonbonnieres. “We really loved the entire day and so did our guests.” It is important when planning a themed wedding to keep the focus on the marriage and not the accessories, but use the accessories to add your personality as a couple to the special day.
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FATHER Bob McGuire was guest of honour at St Peter’s College, Cranbourne, during Catholic Education Week. Father Bob, as he is affectionately known, was set to visit several classes as well as conduct an informal presentation for all students and staff on Wednesday 7 May. St Peter’s College religious education leader Stephen Nash said it was an honour to have Father Bob at the college. “During this week, we are looking to celebrate what it means to be Catholic. It is my belief that Fr Bob embodies all the best of the Catholic spirit. His main messages to students and staff alike will encompass the messages ‘care for others’ and ‘be nice’.” Numerous other activities are planned as both a formal and informal addition to the curriculum of St Peter’s Secondary College in Cranbourne. Hands-on participation in the delivery of several student initiatives, including a specific religious art competition and student lunchtime concert have been mapped out. Activities throughout the week are worked out to encourage staff and students alike to reflect on the great privilege they should feel being involved in Catholic education. Activities include a ‘daily communal prayer’ undertaken throughout the college each morning, and a Catholic education ‘quote of the day’ staff email, sent at the beginning of each day, which offers a particular perspective on the nature of Catholic education. Other key activities included the college newsletter being devoted to Catholic Education Week messages, including publication of students and staff reflections, which will allow parents to reflect on their all-important role in Catholic education. Deputy principal David Hansen said, “Catholic Education Week gives us the chance to celebrate the contribution of our Catholic community to educating, not only our Catholic
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New chair in the hot seat LOCAL business woman Meagan Glew was announced as the inaugural chairperson for the Casey-Cardinia Business Group (CCBG) as part of its first birthday celebrations. The lawyer from South-East Lawyers in Berwick is a local resident with a wealth of experience. City of Casey mayor Geoff Ablett commended her commitment to the area. “Some of her contributions to the local area include a role as Chair of the Women Making It Work business network group of which she is still a member, and her current position as president of the Windmill Theatre
Company,� he said. “Ms Glew will be an exceptional leader for this growing group, which provides support and networking opportunities to local businesses and helps to promote the Casey Cardinia region as a great place to do business. “Cardinia Shire mayor Graeme Moore said the CaseyCardinia Group looked strong as it prepared for its second year. “CCBG memberships are being renewed and an additional 37 new members have joined since February, taking the total membership base to almost 200 members,� he said.
Cr Moore also spoke on the benefits of a membership which include unique opportunities to network, plus support and professional development via a number of high profile events. “It is the best way for local business people to connect and share information and build long-term mutually beneficial relationships,� Cr Moore said. For more information on the business group or to learn about becoming a member, visit www.caseycardinia.com. au, email ccbg@casey.vic.gov. au or visit Facebook www.facebook.com/caseycardiniabusinessgroup.
Winning companies join forces By BRIDGET COOK GREENVIEW Accounting and Wastech Engineering knows all about the benefits of being involved in their local business awards program. They two businesses were crowned the overall winners of their respective local business awards - Casey and Cardinia - in 2013 which opened up an array of opportunities for them and made them look at all aspects of their business when they entered them. This year the two councils have joined forces to expand their awards programs and businesses have just over a week left to enter the inaugural Casey Cardinia Business Awards. Greenview Accounting business manager Jodie Smith said being crowned Cardinia Business of the Year in 2013 was great, but just entering the awards was a good process for the business to go through. “Entering the business awards gave us the opportunity to look at our business from the outside in,� she said. “It helped to keep us on track to achieve our goals we had set in our business plan for the next 12 months.
“The business awards highlighted the things we did very well and the things that we didn’t do so well that needs some improvement.� Ms Smith urged others businesses to enter this year’s awards. “It’s not too late, entries close on Friday 16 May,� she said. “It’s a great opportunity to review and work on your own business, so just go for it.� Wastech Engineering managing director Neil Bone said being involved in the Casey Business Awards was beneficial from the start to the end. “The awards process allowed us to review our business plan and performance in order to submit accurate information,� he said. “Winning the awards has been fantastic for internal morale and motivation, and was the catalyst for us to review and re-affirm our business vision and values throughout the whole business - a very empowering activity. “We used the prize money from the awards to invest in our staff by establishing a dedicated 25-seat training room with state-of-the-art
presentation facilities, embedding our culture of continuous improvement.� Mr Bone also urged other business to get involved in the awards this year. “The process of entering the awards allowed us to really take stock of the business from many angles, highlighting our existing strengths as well as future opportunities,� he said. “It is a very valuable and enlightening process and I strongly encourage other local businesses to take part this year.� The 2014 Casey Cardinia Business Awards comprises 10 category awards, two judges’ awards and the award for Casey Cardinia Business of the Year. Businesses are eligible to enter in one category and then winners are automatically nominated for Business of the Year Award. Winners will be announced at a gala awards dinner on 9 October. For further information and to download an application form, visit www.caseycardinia.com.au/businessawards.
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Finance tips for residents By LACHLAN MOORHEAD CASEY residents will have the opportunity, starting this month, to put their financial concerns behind them. Through a series of free financial seminars organised by the Rotary Club of Endeavour Hills, residents will be best prepared to handle the financial problems that plague us all. Beginning on Thursday 15 May and continuing through to July, the four different classes will include Financial Bootcamp, Investing 101, Reducing Your Mortgage and Retirement Roadmap. DHS Financial information service officer Regan Welburn will be running the seminars, where food and door prizes will be provided, and he said he was looking forward to bringing his financial tips to a new audience who may otherwise not know where they can turn to for advice. “It’s a financial education service free for everyone. Jean (Endeavour Hills Rotary) approached me to sort of run it under the Rotary banner, to help the public prepare their finances,� he said. “I’m looking forward to
Regan Welburn is looking forward to bringing his financial seminars to the Casey and Dandenong communities. Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS branching out to a different audience that may not come to my normal seminars.� Endeavour Hills Rotarian Jean Harrison said she had encouraged Regan to bring his seminars to her local community after recognising there was a definite need in the area for accessible finance information. “I think there’s a lot of people who need help in those areas but often it’s too costly to pay for a financial advisor,� she
said. “But people still want advice and they want good ideas and this is a great opportunity to get these things in a way where people won’t be restricted by costs.� The financial seminars will be held at the Dandenong Club - 1579 Heatherton Road, Dandenong North, and for more information contact Jean on 0418 135 644.
Casey Cardinia Business Awards
Final call for applications! Applications for the Casey Cardinia Business Awards close on 16 May 2014
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CONFIDENCE in the state’s manufacturing sector was given a much-needed boost last week when a new engineering facility was officially opened in Hallam. The new $800,000 high-tech plant was opened at KH Equipment by Manufacturing Minister David Hodgett on Thursday, while the company also secured a $201,600 manufacturing grant from the State Government. Mr Hodgett and Liberal Narre Warren North candidate Amanda Stapledon, who also attended the opening, congratulated the company on its expansion project. “KH Equipment, which invented the ‘Austart’ cold ignition system, identified the need for two state-of-the-art CNC lathes and cell processors to boost production and export volume,� Mr Hodgett said. “These new machines have required KH Equipment to double office and factory-floor space by building a substantial new factory next door to the current head office.�
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Manufacturing Minister David Hodgett (right) congratulates KH Equipment Director Ken Horner on the opening of the company’s new manufacturing plant. The CNC machines can also be controlled over the internet, allowing for some orders to be managed from home. Mr Hodgett said the project would significantly increase the company’s productivity, while two new jobs will be created in the process. “More than 50 per cent of all income from the sale of the Austart starters already comes from exports to the USA, the UK, Europe and China,� Mr Hodgett said.
“This new investment and the company’s drive to find new export markets are directly in line with the Victorian Coalition Government’s vision for the future of our advanced manufacturing sector. “Victoria is the hub of Australia’s manufacturing industry but to meet the challenge of competitive international markets, manufacturers must increase investment in new technology to remain competitive.�
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Pink ladies sparkle South Gippsland Jewellers is a family owned and run business which spans over three generations and has always been known in Cranbourne for its exceptional customer service, quality and value. South Gippsland Jewellers is an award winning specialist jeweller and watchmaker which is owned and operated by Gis and Toni along with two family members, Kevin a watchmaker and Gary, a jeweller, as well as a friendly and knowledgeable team. They can design, remodel and recommend the best styles of jewellery to suit tastes and budgets.
South Gippsland Jewellers also has a workshop on the premises. As members of the Showcase Jewellers buying group, SGJ has access to the best diamonds, fine jewellery and latest fashion brands from local and international suppliers The store is an official stockist for Pandora, Thomas Sabo, Seiko, Citizen, Fossil, Guess, Jag, Armani Exchange, Lorus, G-Shock, Casio, Bulova, IceWatches and Von Treskow, just to name a few. South Gippsland Jewellers is in Cranbourne Park Shopping Centre, opposite the food court.
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TWO new exhibitions are being showcased through the 2014 Civic Centre Art Space Exhibition Program. Hybrid by Amanda Smart and Mind Drawing by Jenni Ivins are collections of fascinating drawings, paintings and jewellery and are on display throughout May. City of Casey mayor Geoff
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Ablett said Casey was home to a range of talented visual artists featuring in a variety of mediums, including drawing, painting, photography, sculpture and textiles. “I encourage the community to visit the Civic Centre Art Space at the Civic Centre in Narre Warren to check out some fantastic local art,” he said.
The Art Space is located in the foyer of the City of Casey Civic Centre, Magid Drive, Narre Warren, and is open Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm. For more information, visit the council’s website at www. casey.vic.gov.au/arts or contact City of Casey Customer Service on 9705 5200.
Warm and hearty menu WITH frosty mornings signalling that winter is not far away, the Hampton Park Tavern is the perfect place to warm up with a hearty meal accompanied by a glass of red wine or cup of freshly brewed coffee. The tavern has reintroduced its popular Winter Warmers bistro menu full of hearty slow cooked meat dishes, filling pasta and delicious soups and entrees. Seniors are looked after with an excellent value for money two course meal deal. The Hampton Park Tavern, now in its 25th year, is open from 8am until late and caters for everything from just having a drink with mates and watching the sport to casual dining functions. As well as the family bistro, the tavern offers a sports bar, TAB and Thirsty Camel Bottle shop and is home to the Hampton Park Tavern Angling Club and social golf club. Open seven days for bar facilities and meals, it is ideal for private functions. Brady’s bar recently reopened after extensive renovations. The new sportsbar theme features big screen TVs
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IT’S the perfect choice for any first home buyer. This cosy, beautifully presented family home comprises a formal L-shaped living and dining area, neat and tidy kitchen with breakfast bar and gas appliances, which overlooks the family/meals area. There are also three bedrooms with builtin wardrobes, a central bathroom, toilet and laundry. Venture out from the meals area to the gorgeous outdoor entertaining area, a wonderful place to spend summer evenings with friends or family overlooking the lovely backyard. Other inclusions are a tandem carport, gas ducted heating, evaporative cooling and a beautiful landscaped front garden. Close to Monash Freeway, schools, public transport and Hallam Train Station, Hampton Park Shops and Westfield Shopping Centre. As well as being ideal for the discerning first home buyer, it is also perfect for an investor or those downsizing. Set in a fantastic location close to Monash Freeway access, Hallam train station, schools, shops and public transport, this is an opportunity not to be missed.
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OFFICE OPEN 7 DAYS CRANBOURNE
$590,000
CRANBOURNE
$900,000
CARDINIA
$875,000
GARFIELD
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GREAT LOCATION (213373) * Sought after High street location * 77 sqm building * Land size 269 m2 * Commercial 1 Zone * Currently leased 2 x 2 lease commencing August 2013
FACTORY & YARD (214082)Land Size 40,46m² approx, Building Size 1,000 sqm approx, Industrial 1 Zone2, Offices / Staffroom / Showroom Reception, High Clearance Roller Door & Internal height, 3 Phase Power, 40 metre frontage to Cameron Street.
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32 ACRES OF QUALITY PASTURE WITH A HOME. (214067) This 32 acre allotment has plenty on offer from quality shedding to the lovely family home. A 4 bedroom home, master with full ensuite & WIR, large family room dining area adjacent to the kitchen. Home office/bungalow 32 acres, fenced to 5 large paddocks. Well suited to a range of uses.
SPECTACULAR HORSE PROPERTY. A young 5 bedroom home, master with full ensuite & WIR, bedrooms 2 & 3 also with WIR´s, Large family room area adjacent of separate dining, kitchen with stone bench tops & s/steel appliances, Ducted heating & cooling, outdoor entertaining area, 28 acres land, Fenced to 17 paddocks with 6 lockup stables, hot wire & water to all paddocks.
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LARGE FAMILIES & DUAL LIVING (213364) 2.5 Acres of land. Renovation is sure to impress. 5 bedrooms plus study. Perfect for a large family or dual living, 2 bathrooms, large lounge, family/dining room area & storage room, fenced to one paddock, mains gas & water, 2 stables, double loose box, Hay shed & 10mX6m workshop.
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5 ACRES OF PEACE & PRIVACY (213376) 5 acre, 4 bedroom home, master with WIR & FENS. Open plan kitchen, family/dining & rumpus room, outdoor entertaining area. 10mX6m workshop. Fenced to 2 large paddocks with hot wire, loose box & crush. 6 Day yards, all with loose boxes & hot wire. Plus boundary training track. Call : Jason Brown 0423 768 424
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(214105) Great Buyers have with this excellent 4 BR home set on a great size 769m² approx. block in prestigious Botanic Ridge Estate of Cranbourne South. Built by quality East West Home Builders this home offers quality fixtures and fittings throughout including huge lounge & dining, huge games/ rumpus room, sensational kitchen, ensuite & walk in robe to master, ducted heating and evaporative cooling plus heaps more. Outside there is a fantastic alfresco area and double garage with rear access to a big workshop in back yard. This home offers enormous value to even the most discerning buyers.
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THIS IS THE ONE FOR YOU! (214103) Cranbourne Central location, generous 628m² approx. block. 3 bedrooms, master with (semi ensuite) , BIR to all bedrooms, feature open fireplace plus split system heating and cooling, spacious kitchen with wall oven, gas cooktop and dishwasher. Outdoors pergola patio area. Lockup garage plus carport facilities.
$299,000 CRANBOURNE
$325,000
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(214058) 4 bedrooms, plus the study nook, WIR& Ensuite. Kitchen with the Caesar Stone bench tops, double oven, dishwasher, microwave oven, walkin-pantry, built in coffee machine, & walk-in-Wine rack! Ducted heating & evaporative cooling, Easy, low maintenance garden & artificial turf. Outdoor alfresco decking area. Double garage with internal access.
(214111) Handy for all facilities this solid 3 bedroom brick home is on a 628m2 (approx) block, ranch style design with two way bathroom from master bedroom, BIR to all bedrooms, galley style kitchen with wall oven & hot plates, ceramic tiles to wet areas. Ducted heating, split system. A paved pergola/patio area, secure block with good fencing.
(214078) 3 bedrooms, front home of only 3 on the block. BIRs to all bedrooms, porcelain tiles and splash backs, stainless steel under bench over & hotplates. Ducted heating, full turnkey construction, all landscaping etc. Save on Stamp Duty. Central location, brick lock up garage with auto door.
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$539,500 CRANBOURNE
$455,000
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(213327) 4 BRs+ study home, with cool Slate flooring, timber kitchen, gas cooking & dishwasher, plus split system. Dependent relatives or teenagers to have their own self-contained part of the home. High clearance carport plus garage & workshop/gym area & another double carport. Clear land suitable for a giant shed/workshop, pool or even a tennis court!
(214106) Sensational 2 storey home with five bedrooms, master with WI robe & ensuite, formal lounge room, games room/rumpus and kitchen that boasts S/S appliances, dishwasher, WI pantry/scullery, , ducted heating , split system air con, 6 car accom with two double garages & workshop. Outside there is a alfresco/pergola area all set on a 711m2 (approx) block.
(214115) An excellent five bedroom home. Features include ensuite & WIR to master, kitchen complete with 5 burner upright S/Steel stove, dishwasher & enormous bench space, plus a cinema/rumpus room, ducted heating and lounge, family meals area. The home offers an alfresco area, double garage. All on a 797m2 (approx) block.
CRANBOURNE NORTH
$357,000 CRANBOURNE WEST
$279,950 CRANBOURNE NORTH
$329,950
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(214113) 4 Bedroom home with full ensuite and walk in robe to master, two living areas, ducted heating plus split system cooling. Established gardens with pergola patio area & garage under roofline, close to all facilities. Call Frank Barrett.
(214108) Modern tonings with floating timber floors to hardwearing area and carpeted to bedrooms, kitchen with gas cooking,2 split systems plus gas furnace and electric log fire. All 3 bedrooms have BIR, 583m² approx. block, Patio area plus carport. Minutes’ drive to shopping centres. Inspect today.
(214053) 3 bedroom with ensuite. All bedrooms have robes. Floating timber floors, two living areas. 550m2 block with 4 car garage with power, concrete floor and double doors with 14ft clearance. Would suit many purposes. Handy location for all facilities. Inspections by appointment only, for more information or to arrange an inspection, call Frank Barrett directly.
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$375,000 PEARCEDALE
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(214075) 900m2 approx block with dual access, double gates. 3 generous sized bedrooms all with BIRs. Lounge with laminate timber flooring, fireplace, Split system A/C and ceiling fan, tiled meals area and large kitchen with Stainless steel electric cooking. 2 X large water tanks and 11 X solar panels on roof. Entertaining pergola area with spa.
(214084) 3 bedroom weather board home set on a whopping 1000m² block which could be set up for unit development potential (STCA). Currently tenanted at $300 per week. This property offers tremendous potential and value to even the most discerning buyer, call quick, will be sold.
(214062) 3 bedroom home with built in robes to all bedrooms. Gas ducted heating plus split system ensure all year round comfort, outdoors we have a large pergola patio area plus another decked area large garden shed/powered workshop and a two car carport, all this on a family sized 585M2 block in the much sought after Junction Village area
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THIS property is perfectly positioned in a quiet court location and is close to all amenities. IT IS only minutes away from Hallam Train Station, Westfield Fountain Gate Shopping Centre, Monash Freeway access, buses and schools. The selling agent says that this immaculate home is sure to impress. It has three good sized bedrooms, the master bedroom with full ensuite and walkin wardrobe. Other bedrooms feature built-in wardrobes. As visitors enter this exquisite family home they are greeted by a generous formal lounge room with stylish floating floors. From there they are taken through to the hostess kitchen with breakfast bar, pantry and large fridge space overlooking the meals area. Further comforts of this home are ducted heating, evaporative cooling, a central bathroom and toilet and a double garage with a remote controlled door and long driveway for extra car accommodation. The private backyard features low maintenance gardens and a lovely concreted courtyard with plenty of room for the kids to have a run around in. It is the perfect fit for the first home buyer or for the investor who is looking to capitalise on a spotless home in a growing area. The selling agent says that at such great value for money it is sure to go quickly.
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BARRY PLANT CRANBOURNE - 5996 1666 Hallam 11 More Road Hampton Park 105 Central Road Cranbourne West 10 Dickens Street Clyde North 58 Selandra Blvd Cranbourne 34 Everlasting Boulevard Cranbourne 14 Howqua Place BARRY PLANT, HAMPTON PARK - 8787 8755 Cranbourne 1 Emoh Close Endeavour Hills 42 Kinkead Crescent Hampton Park 23A Winnima Avenue Cranbourne West 3 Ceres Way Hampton Park 14 Tiarne Crescent Endeavour Hills 9 Amalfi Drive Hampton Park 69 Pound Road Lynbrook 3 Chauncy Way Hampton Park 3/37 Somerville Road Cranbourne 14 Murray Court Hampton Park 29 Ivan Crescent Hampton Park 29 Kerrison Drive
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HARCOURTS CRANBOURNE - 5991 2777 Botanic Ridge 19 Bellis Circuit Cranbourne 5 St Mellion Court Blind Bight 10 Herron Close Botanic Ridge 28 Greenmist Crescent Cranbourne West 8 Scarbourough Avenue Cranbourne 43 Fairbairn Road Hallam 15 Eye Bright Square Cranbourne 5 Barkly Street
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HARCOURTS CRANBOURNE - 5991 2777 Botanic Ridge 46 Seaview Drive Cranbourne 3/85 Clarendon Street Warneet 10 Elimatta Street Warneet 76 Rutherford Parade Cranbourne East 13 Oakpost Place Cranbourne North 104 William Thwaites Blvd HODGES CRANBOURNE - 5996 5993 Cranbourne West 26 Kulkami Way Pearcedale 4 Hastings Street Cranbourne West 8 John Russell Road Cranbourne West 5 Lochgreen View Lynbrook 9 Cobbler Grange Blind Bight 5 Egret Court Blind Bight 4 Seagull Close Cranbourne West 18 Comte Close Pearcedale 2 Hastings Street Pearcedale 2/84 Pearcedale Road Cranbourne West 26 Phoenix Avenue Cranbourne West 42 Bellbrae Crescent Cranbourne North 3 Fieldstone Crescent
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Harcourts - Cranbourne Suite 3, 78 High St Cranbourne 5991 2777 www.cranbourne.harcourts.com.au Botanic Ridge
Botanic Ridge
28 Greenmist Crescent
46 Seaview Drive
As rare as hen’s teeth this quality home on almost half an acre (1817m2) will cater for all your needs. Whether it’s a game of cricket out back with the kids, parking caravan at rear, working in the 4 car garage or just enjoying everything this residence has to offer - INCLUDING ,Master bedroom with full ensuite, spa and His & Hers WIR Multiple living areas including large family meals, formal lounge & home theatre 4 large bedrooms plus study Ducted heating & refrigerated airconditioning ,3 phase power
The Right Home In The Right Location With Plenty Of Features A four bedroom family home in a sensational location, this property would suit a first home buyer or investor. Master bedroom with ensuite and WIR, all other bedrooms with built in double robes, formal living, study and massive family. The kitchen is a chef’s dream and provides an abundance of cupboard & bench space, quality stainless steel appliances, double garage, ducted heating & cooling.
For Sale By Negotiation Over $695,000 Open Saturday 1:00pm - 1:30pm View www.harcourts.com.au Andrew Mac Taggart M 0418 385 158
For Sale By Negotiation Over $500,000 Open Saturday 12:15 pm to 12.45 pm View www.harcourts.com.au Andrew Cassimaty M 0413 873 158
Hallam 15 Eyebright Square
Quality Built & Family Friendly! A large block size, in a cul-de-sac, 3 bedrooms with ensuite & WIR, 2 bathrooms,3 living areas, dining area with cathedral ceiling & rumpus room with plenty of space. Featuring intercom system, refrigerated cooling, ducted heating & ducted vacuum. Outside, a double lock up garage with rear access & beautiful gardens surrounding the home. A great size covered outdoor entertainment area. In close proximity to parks, Primary and High schools & Westfield Fountain Gate Shopping Centre.
Open Saturday 11.00 am to 11.30 am View www.harcourts.com.au Waseem Asif M 0433 880 999
Warneet 76 Rutherford Parade
Cranbourne East 13 Oak Post Place
Nearly a 1/3 acre with an abundance of parking, you have the potential to develop, extend upwards for stunning water views, or just enjoy everything this home has to offer. 100 yards walk across to the pier and inlet, the property also has an established garden with fruit trees and veggie patchs.
This home has 4 bedrooms with ensuite & WIR to master, large kitchen/meals & family room, with a large rumpus/ home theatre room plus. BIG BONUS is the large 566m2 block which includes double garage with rear access to backyard undercover entertainment or boat/caravan storage.
For Sale By Negotiation Over $430,000 View www.harcourts.com.au Open Saturday 3.00 pm to 3.30 pm Peter Damon P 0409 178 319
For Sale By Negotiation Over $420,000 View www.harcourts.com.au Open Saturday 3.00 pm to 3.30 pm Andrew MacTaggart M 0418 385 158
Cranbourne North 28 Horsfield Street
Cranbourne West 8 Scarborough Avenue
This immaculate home offers modern kitchen, 3 bedrooms master with full ensuite and WIR s. Formal lounge, spacious meals area with second living. Unique features of the home include wider cornices, detailed architraves, ducted heating, DLUG with rear access, all this with a large private landscaped backyard.
3 bedroom brick, veneer home with fascinating views. Open plan living /dining spaces recently renovated ,New security alarm system, New carpet, lights & blinds, New split air conditioning fittings, and new dishwasher system. Quality new s/s Appliances .Features a master bedroom with full en-suite bathroom and WIR in the ground level.
For Sale By Negotiation Over $350,000 View www.harcourts.com.au Andrew Cassimaty M 0413 873 158 E andrew.cassimaty@harcourts.com.au
For Sale By Negotiation Over $330,000 View www.harcourts.com.au Open Saturday 1:00pm - 1:30pm Leon D’Penha M 0415 205 032
Cranbourne North 20 Hazelwood Avenue,
Cranbourne North 104 William Thwaites Blvd
This 3 bedroom neat & tidy home is close to shops & public transport. The kitchen flows through to the formal dining room & spacious lounge room with gas heating & cooling. The land is 644m2 block, with a double carport, a garden shed, and pergola to sit under & entertain family & guests.
Comprises large master bedroom with walk in robe and full ensuite, large formal living , kitchen with meals and second open planned living area overlooking alfresco area with a generous backyard. Additional features: dishwasher, ducted heating, split system air con, remote double garage with internal access and recycled water.
Botanic Ridge 19 Bellis Circuit
Bellisimo - Would You Like To Join A Select Few? This home has 3 spacious living areas, theatre room, designer kitchen with walk in pantry and double draw dishwasher, open plan family and dining areas, undercover alfresco, 4 large bedrooms and study, with 9 foot ceilings, ducted heating, cooling, security system and double garage with rear access the home is on a fully landscaped 817m2 block.
For Sale By Negotiation Open Saturday 1:00pm - 1.30 pm View www.harcourts.com.au Andrew Mac Taggart M 0418 385 158 E andrew.mactaggart@harcourts.com.au Harcourts - Cranbourne
Cranbourne 2/6 Delmont Court Well maintained unit of generous proportions offers a brilliant opportunity to customize your low maintenance living. Situated at the rear this group of only two units. Creates the perfect first home, investment or downsizer .Includes, light filled lounge room, functional kitchen with room for casual dining, three robed bedrooms, central walk through bathroom to main bedroom, single lock up garage, large rear yard, moments to local transport and reserve.
For Sale By Negotiation Over $280,000 View www.harcourts.com.au Andrew Cassimaty M 0413 873 158 Harcourts - Cranbourne
For Sale Negotiation Over $320,000 View www.harcourts.com.au Waseem Asif M 0433 880 999
For Sale By Negotiation Over $385,000 View www.harcourts.com.au Open Saturday 3.00 pm to 3.30 pm Andrew Cassimaty M 0413 873 158
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THE home is close to all amenities such as Hampton Park high schools and primary schools, public transport, P-12 school and Amberley Park shopping complex. Visitors are met in the formal lounge room by a gas wall furnace. As well as capturing the natural light beaming through, this part of the home flows through into the hostess kitchen which has stainless steel gas appliances and is adjacent to the family meals area. As visitors make their way upstairs they will be greeted by two bedrooms, both with built-in wardrobes which are near the central bathroom with a bath. The home also has a single garage and a pergola area with rear access to the backyard. The selling agent says that a unique home such as this does not come on the market often, so buyers should get in quick and grab this fantastic opportunity.
Cranbourne West 19 Stephellen Way A COMPLETE FAMILY PACKAGE! Features include 4 light filled bedrooms including the master with ensuite and walk in robe and two separate living areas. A well appointed central kitchen is equipped with modern appliances and has ducted gas heating and ceiling fans make this property an all weather comfortable home.
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For Sale Price Guide Buyers Over $365,000
Sid Sethi 0402 627 723 Cranbourne 59964777 119 High Street All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided. Interested parties must solely rely on their own enquiries.
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Sid Sethi 0402 627 723 Cranbourne 59964777 119 High Street
This well maintained 2 bedroom unit one of the most appealing available, especially to retirees and investors.In a lovely block of 3, the unit offers a secure middle position and features a formal lounge with gas heating and air conditioning, bright kitchen/meals area, 2 good size bedrooms with robes, tidy rear yard and a carport. For Sale Price Guide Buyers Over $235,000 View Saturday 11:30am
Darren Saxon 0418 341 722 Cranbourne 59964777 119 High Street
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Adam Gill 0407 456 888 Cranbourne 59964777 119 High Street
Surrounded by beautiful homes, in the much sought after Earlston Circuit, is this stunning, quality built 4 bed family home combined with a 1 acre lifestyle. 3 separate living areas, built in bar, split system a/c, rumpus room, gas log fire, glass atrium, family room, large timber kitchen with dishwasher, outdoor pergola, separate fernery with a family size spa, formal dining room or study, walk in robe, full ensuite, ducted heating, ducted evaporative cooling, an alarm and a ducted vacuum system. For Sale Price Guide Buyers over $770,000
Darren Saxon 0418 341 722 119 High Street
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Rythdale 650 Mcgregor Road 129 Acres of rural luxury close to city - 90 Square home on 129 acres. - 3-bed Managers Residence. - 45 mins from Melbourne. For Sale Price Guide Expressions of Interest
Adam Gill 0407 456 888 Cranbourne 59964777 119 High Street
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Buy this brand new home with all the extras included, what an awesome package. The home consists of 4 bedrooms, a formal lounge and family meals area, double landscaped gardens and lots more, close to all amenities as well.
This bright 4-Bedroom home that has 3 distinct living areas, that is made up of a large lounge room, family room and alfresco, which provides living galore for families or an outstanding home for the astute investor. The endless features included are double remote garage, internal access and ducted heating.
For Sale $420,000 Plus Buyers
For Sale $410,000 plus buyers
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Shop 20, 166 Somerville Road
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Buy this brand new home with all the extras included and there’s no progress payments either, what an awesome package which most other builders will not offer. The features are endless and include the following:
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For Sale $350,000 Plus Buyers Tim 0411 989 344
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Hampton Park 9702 8388
Hampton Park 9702 8388
Shop 20, 166 Somerville Road
Shop 20, 166 Somerville Road
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ST JAMES ANGLICAN CHURCH & HALL The divine character and obvious history of a church building is something unable to be replicated. Standing strong on the expansive grounds of more than half an acre and still in operation not so long ago, the Anglican Church building and large hall (formerly an old Commonwealth bank) are available for your purchase and present a very unique opportunity! Inspection won’t disappoint as the church has been well looked after. Just 5 minutes to Blue Rock Lake or 15 minutes to the freeway and VLine services. On tourist route to Snow Skiing at Mt Baw Baw & more. Don’t delay. Internet ID: wg3398
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5622 3800 Cnr Smith & Queen St, Warragul www.sej.com.au
For sale either NOW or at AUCTION. This property has an extra spacious block which has allowed the current owners to fit on more than you normally get in this area. Along with the attractive home, there is a massive four car plus workshop garage with remote roller door and secure gates, a large carport and at the rear of the home is a large entertaining area with a bar room. Suit $260,000 plus buyers.
ADDRESS: 7 Oceanaires Ave, Coronet Bay AUCTION: Saturday 10th May AGENT: Lynn Pendergast 0458 780 023 Alex Scott & Staff Grantville 5678 8433
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THIS immaculate and spacious family home features grand cathedral ceilings. Set on a colossal 1118 square metre block, this home has a large fully self-contained unit at the rear. The home has four bedrooms, three with built-in wardrobes and master with a full ensuite. There is also two separate living areas featuring an open fireplace in the front lounge. The bright central kitchen with new stainless steel appliances, gas cooking,
adjoins an open dining area which opens out to a huge undercover entertainment area. The single roller door garage has rear access through to the yard for plenty of extra parking. The second home is a fully self-contained unit, complete with main bedroom, great size living room, fully equipped kitchen, bathroom and laundry featuring a undercover balcony. Number 4 Hastings Street is for sale for $530,000. Contact Brodie Morris, 0466 911 797 or Hodges, Cranbourne, on 5996 5993.
Harcourts Drouin 81 Princes Way Drouin 03 5625 2877 www.drouin.harcourts.com.au
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Tree lined 2.4 acres. Modern kitchen, natural gas cooktop, island bench. 4 brm & study. 2 new 9x6 colourbond sheds with concrete slabs (5 car storage). Workshop. Solar power gates, remote entry. 15m solar heated salt water pool. For Sale $595,000 - $649,000 View www.harcourts.com.au/VDN23584 Open Saturday 1.00pm - 1.30pm Brian Soutar & Pauline Soutar M 0418 515 252 M 0408 354 403 Harcourts Drouin
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Lovely treed 805m2 block. Tastefully decorated BV home, 3 brms with BIRs, open plan galley style kitchen/dining & inviting lounge. Covered outdoor area. Fenced to ensure privacy. Solid fuel heating, split system & gas heating. Renovated bathroom. Double colourbond garage. For Sale $265,000 - $280,000 View www.harcourts.com.au/VDN23644 Open Saturday 10.45am - 11.15am Pauline Soutar M 0408 354 403 Harcourts Drouin
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FISH CREEK, SOUTH GIPPSLAND
53 Glenalva Parade, Cannons Creek
11 Eccles Way Botanic Ridge
Block Buster!!!
•229acresverygentlyundulatingcountry
The owners this impeccable property have spared no expense in creating this Buy TheofBest On Offer In Settlers Run amazing house that will impress you beyond belief.
•Currentlyoperatingasasuccessfuldairy farm •160megofwaterstoragewith128meg waterlicense •Flood&travellingirrigationsystem •Comfortable4b/r,2bathroomhome •165kmMelbourne,25minLeongatha Asking price $1.6m Web ID: 6514736 Contact: Zel Svenson 0438 636 290 Don Olden 0417 805 312
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Open Saturday 3.00 - 3.30 An outstanding block of land in the sought after Settlers Featuring: Agents Chrissy Kouvaras FIXED DATE SALE • Stunning (sourced Kilda pier) Run Estatepolished that hasboards its own privatefrom GolfSt. Course and & polished concrete 0418 570 521 • 3 large bedrooms plus ofice or fourth bedroom Country Club in Botanic Ridge. A flat block of 542m2 Tuesday 3rd June 6pm (unShelly Brown • Bungalow (Width 15m, Lengthblinds 36m) with potential views to the city, • Remote controlled less sold prior)0431 188 166 you will be set tofeaturing build your dream home. With year • Chef’s kitchen Caesar-stone bench topsall & two-pack cabinetry Agent Kelley Moldovan 0400 007 040 • Hydronic loor Coonara,gym, split system cooling round access toheating, the restaurant, swimming pools, • Featured LEDwalking lighting tracks and of course the amazing tennis courts, • Perfectly landscaped garden & exposed aggregate concrete Greg Norman designed 18 hole Golf course. It means you • Double tandem garage plus double carport are not just buying into an another estate you are buying • Remote access gates
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Do not miss this stella opportunity to live the highlife with just about everything reyourbrand family and friends. built new. Call today for your inspection.
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Private Sale Price Offers Over $455,000 Inspect Saturday 12:00 - 12:30pm Office 117 High Street, Cranbourne 5996 5993 Agent Simon Murphy 0431 059 908
Private Sale Price Offers Over $305,000 Inspect Saturday 1:00pm - 1:30pm Office 117 High Street, Cranbourne 5996 5993 Agent Ben Doughton 0431 163 189 Donna Probert 0439 987 391
A home with the lot, including a pool This 4 bedroom plus study home is sure to impress. Features include 4 bedrooms, master with ensuite & wir, also offering a study or a possible 5th bedroom, central modern kitchen with s/s appliances including a 900mm gas stove , dish washer & self cleaning oven. The kids will enjoy the main bathroom with separate shower & spa bath, ducted heating & evaporative cooling throughout the home, double remote garage & rear access to a fully concreted area, newly built colossal size fully undercover entertainment area with cafe blinds, solar heated pool.
IT´S A HOU-NIT To call this beauty a unit wouldn´t be right. It offers a whole lot more than just your average size unit. Large modern kitchen with dishwasher, ss cooktop, oven & large pantry, open plan tiled meals area & lounge with carpet, split system reverse cycle for all year round comfort, 2 bedrooms, the spacious main has extra built in robes, alfresco area for BBQ´s & the single garage with remote control & internal access. Built in 2010 and the living area is approx 12 squares, bigger than the average. Come and see for yourself and see why we call this delightful property a Hou-nit with only 3 on the block.
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Private Sale Price Offers Over $440,000 Inspect Saturday 11:00am - 11:30am Office 117 High Street, Cranbourne 5996 5993 Agent Simon Murphy 0431 059 908
Great first home - Nest or Invest This home is located in a quiet pocket in Cranbourne West. It´s a 3 bedroom home, which has so much to offer for the price. On entry you walk into the spacious living room with Air Conditioning, flowing through to the kitchen/meals with plenty of cupboard space and dishwasher. Master bedroom comes complete with a wir, the other bedrooms with built-in robes. The garage has been upgraded to a 2nd living room that has inside access. Add to this central ducted heating and freshly painted throughout. It features a very stylish decking entertaining area with great landscaped gardens and side access to fit your trailer or boat
Ultimate Family Home With A Pool! This home is perfect for the family with 3 spacious bedrooms & 2 bathrooms, set on a large 810m2 block (approx), open plan family/kitchen/meals, separate formal lounge & enclosed dining area which could be a study or 4th bedroom, master bedroom with large wir & full en-suite, large double garage with internal & backyard access, feature gardens surrounding the sensational inground pool, gas ducted heating, quality stainless steel kitchen appliances, dishwasher, pantry, breakfast bar overlooking the backyard & pool area. It ticks all the boxes & you will amaze friends & family when you entertain them this summer.
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PRIVATE, secluded and located in a beautiful north Berwick location, this unique residence is situated behind a front garden oasis. Occupying a half-acre allotment featuring a circular driveway, double garage, ample front and rear entertaining spaces, this substantial residence boasts four bedrooms, all with ensuite, plus a large study, together with three generously proportioned living areas. These multiple interconnecting living and dining expanses adjoin a massive chef’s kitchen, with a further informal dining space. With ducted vacuum, security alarm, hydronic heating, two industrial air conditioners servicing different sections of the home and solar back-up hot water system, this home has been built to exacting standards and will surely please. The proximity to Berwick Village adds another aspect to the value of this exceptional and distinctive north-south facing property because it’s so easy to stroll to the cafés and shops for a Sunday morning coffee or brunch. When individuality counts, this home has a plethora of value added extras which are seldom seen in more contemporary homes. This home has been so beautifully maintained and represents a fantastic opportunity for the astute buyer.
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T 03 9793 4455 faceyindustrial.com.au 6 Clow Street, Dandenong VIC 3175
Auction Wednesday 18 June 2014 1:00pm on site 7–11 Fullard Road, Narre Warren
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STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENT SITE Fountain Gate Monash Fwy Train Line Casey Lifestyle Centre
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12,130m2 Zoned Industrial 3 Central Narre Warren location Close to Fountain Gate, Berwick Business Park, Casey Lifestyle Centre and Station • Suit owner occupier or developer • • • •
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· SECURE INVESTMENT CLOSE TO SCHOOLS AND SHOPS
· PREMIUM DEVELOPMENT 10.5KM OF WALKING TRACKS
· ROOM TO GROW LARGER LOTS AT AFFORDABLE PRICES
LOT 1907 - 544m2 LAND SELLING
$214,000 CASEY’S MOST EXCLUSIVE ADDRESS
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JUST WATCH OUT WHEN DECIDING TO BRANCH OUT ENZO RAIMONDO
CEO Real Estate Institute of Victoria
SPACE, the freedom to make noise, to live as they like - for many people in rural and regional Victoria these have been part of life for generations. And for many tree-changers who are keen to enjoy the benefits of living away from a major city, such freedoms are part of the attraction. But with the growth in recent years in major regional centres of newer, smaller homes, this is starting to change. There are now many more units and townhouses than ever before and there are now even some apartments. And they are clearly becoming more popular, with healthy capital growth and rentals.
The rental yield for this style of property in regional Victoria is now at 5.1 per cent for one bedroom units and 5.2 per cent for two bedroom units. This is good news for investors and for owner occupiers looking for a property that is likely to grow in popularity and value. For those looking for life in a smaller home, townhouses and apartments offer many benefits. They can be a welcome change - low maintenance, a ready-made community, perhaps a new property. And for many, it offers an affordable step on to the property ladder.
But it can be a big adjustment, with most regulated by an owners’ corporation, which was previously known as a body corporate. For this reason, thorough pre-purchase research is the key to living harmoniously in this environment. For those who are thinking of buying a unit or apartment, it’s important for potential buyers to thoroughly check the section 32 Statement. In this, buyers will find out what the monthly, quarterly or annual costs are for the owners’ corporation. It’s also worth getting additional information on the property.
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Buyers can get this from the agent who will either be able to provide it or ask for it from the vendor. Some common questions to ask the agent include whether there have been issues with parking, rubbish bins or gardens. All of these can cause issues in medium density living. Buyers may also want to ask whether any of the owners have been reluctant to spend on maintenance or capital works. Also, ask for financial statements and minutes of the most recent annual meeting of the owners’ corporation and any other minutes that may be available.
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Phone Aaron: 0409 518 168
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C751261-JL51-9
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Phone Ron: 5998 0860 or 0412 180 781
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Matthew 0421 332 250
Phone Dean 0430 286 265
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Phone Paul 0424 474 408
Lawn Mowing
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Same Day Response Local Technicians All 100% Guaranteed Home Theatre Installations FREE on-site Signal Test and Quote Government Endorsed Installers
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0428 593 888 or 0432 178 024
BRILLIANT TILING All types of Tiling
FREE QUOTES! 115 638 & 0403 083
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Pursuant to Section 84(1) of the Local government Act 1989, a Special Meeting of the City of Casey will be held in the Council Chamber, Civic Centre, Magid Drive, Narre Warren on Sunday 18 May at 3.00pm. The business to be transacted at the meeting is: 1. Reading of the Prayer 2. Apologies 3. Declarations by Councillors of any Interest or Conflict of Interest. 4. To consider the following items: 2014-2015 Budget and the Strategic Resource Plan 20142018. Capital Works Program. Community Facilities Minor Capital Works Applications.
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Public Notice of Proposed Budget 2014-2015 In accordance with section 129 of the Local Government Act 1989 (“the Act”) Casey-Cardinia Library Corporation gives notice that it has prepared a Budget for the financial year July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015 and Library Plan 2014-2018 and, subject to the Member Councils approval, that:
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the Corporation’s Board will meet at 5.30pm June 25, 2014, City of Casey’s offices, Narre Warren to consider any submissions and to adopt the Budget for 2014-15 and Library Plan 2014-2018. Copies of the Draft Budget and Library Plan are available for inspection at the Library Headquarters, 65 Berwick Cranbourne Road Cranbourne, 9am to 5pm and Pakenham, Emerald, Cranbourne, Narre Warren, Doveton, Endeavour Hills and Hampton Park library until June 17, 2014. Written submission under Section 223 of the Act on any proposal contained in the Budget must be made to the Corporation by June 17, 2014. The Corporation will give public notice of its decision in accordance with the Act. Submissions addressed to the CEO, Locked Bag 2400, Cranbourne 3977. Peter Carter Chief Executive Officer
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SOFA BED, contemporary futon in soft, red faux leather upholstery with chrome finishings, measures 77"L x 32"H x 32.5"W (sofa) and 77"L x 14.5H x 43"W (bed), comes with 2 matching pillows and adjustable headrest. Hardly used, excellent condition. Sale due to relocation to WA. $350ono. 0416 844 609. Botanic Ridge.
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PAKENHAM, nice 3BR BV house on approx 600m2 block, renovated kitchen, new floors and lounge. $310,000ono. For more information call owner: 8774 1118.
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BEACONSFIELD, 1 furnished or unfurnished room available, includes all bills, in large fully furnished home, close to transport and amenities. 9707 3116 or 0425 777 358.
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FIREWOOD, dry split redgum or mixed gum. Free delivery. 0488 501 172.
FIREWOOD, redgum split, ute and truck loads delivered. Call Peter: 0418 997 423.
ROB'S REDGUM SUPPLIES Top quality Redgum. Stringybark, Grey Box, kindling. Keeping the Community warm since 1991. Prompt delivery. 5998-5365, 0418 591 136.
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BASE AND MATTRESS, QS, on legs and castors, very clean and very good quality. $100. Phone 0412 282 087, can deliver.
BED, medical, special needs, single, motorised, includes mattress, (Madison Kensington), great for elderly or disabled people, 12 months old, $1,400 ono. 0402 429 317. COUCH, electric, 3 piece, leather, hydraulic, 2x recliners, 1x 3 seater, cream, 2 years old, EC. $2,500. 0401 991 109.
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IRON PRESS, Singer, 12 months old, GC, $300, Warragul. Phone Glenys 0409 300 706.
ALL CLEANING, minimum 3 hours, 30 years experience. Call 0428 185 644.
CLEANING SERVICES Alison's Home and Commercial Cleaning Service. Ironing and general cleaning. Phone 0423 761 938.
IRONING Free pick up and delivery. Prompt service. Excellent quality.
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ALL TREE WORKS Pruning, shaping, removals. Mulching/sales, free quotes. John 0401 623 500.
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N T AT VES 27 Intrepid St, Berwick
Ph 1300 85 39 39 COMPUTER, 17 inch flat screen, keyboard, mouse, low profile desktop box, Windows Vista Home Premium with Anti Virus /Spyware Installed. $200. Phone 03 5941 3225
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TOP SOIL
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ROOF TILER
Seeking suitable candidates to enter the security crowd control industry. Will organise training. Ongoing work available. 0419 352 093.
Part Time
Required for growing Logistics Company. Team orientated environment. Demanding, fast paced role. In/Out bound phone calls. Customer service focus. Dealing with complaints resolution. Ability to deal with various customers and queries. Administration and computer skills essential. Email your resume to kylie.young@asixa.com.au
Barista / Sandwich Artist
We are looking for a well presented, fun, reliable person with exceptional customer service skills. You must provide our customers with a friendly and enjoyable experience and encourage them to walk away with a smile on their dial and a perfect cuppa. Food Handlers Certificate and experience is a must! Friday all day and Saturday mornings (min 13 hours per week). Email resume to: elite.industries@bigpond.com
Positions Vacant
BEAUTY THERAPIST REQUIRED Full Time Position Must have minimum of 2 years experience, and be highly dedicated and do all aspects of Beauty Therapy.
Call Nikki 8794 9199
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Narre Warren, Cranbourne • Garden Pebbles • Mulch • Sleepers
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LABOURERS Casual chicken technicians required for ongoing work. Training available, must be willing to travel. ABN and driver’s licence required
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Phone: Dianne 0418 328 205 | Office: 5997 5515 Fax: 5997 5514 | Email: dianne@lldfs.com For quality service, compassion, dignity and respect “Let me be there to help you, in your time of need, We’ve been there too and we care”
KITCHEN HAND Must be available weekends. Part time position for cafe at Beaconsfield. Call Norm 0431 309 611.
Gourmet cafe, Berwick area, docket reading, breakfast and lunch, speak and read fluent english. Daytime 20-30 hrs. 0409 334 447.
ONSITE REPAIRS
Funeral Directors
We are currently seeking qualified, motivated people to join us to work with other highly skilled hairdressers. Pakenham, Cranbourne and Berwick areas. Call 0413 108 523.
SECURITY PERSONNEL
Virus/spyware removal, networking/internet sharing. Professional reliable techs. 9799-8884.
Celebrants
HAIRDRESSERS
Apprentice or Qualified Roof Tile required. Must be reliable and hardworking. Above award wages apply. Manual licence preferred. Call 0418 992 890. Pakenham based.
Phone 0413 993 258
For conventional house slabs. Based in Berwick. Experience essential. Must have current drivers licence. ABN required Call Matt: 0417 372 224
9704-6495 LADIES/MENS
Positions Vacant
Must have experience with house slabs. Call 0409 598 618.
1 Westernport Road, Lang Lang
SCREENED TOP SOIL: $20 per m3 Can deliver up to 10m³ loads. Delivery costs apply.
Computer Repairs
Lang Lang District Funeral Service
$20 per m3 Can deliver up to 30m³ loads.
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Required for South East Suburbs with well established roof tiling company. Must have own transport, ie; Driver’s licence. Will learn all aspects of roof tiling. Good conditions and above award wages. Pakenham based.
DESMOND Devlin. Justice of the Peace. Marriage Celebrant. 9702 3235.
MULCH
Own vehicle required.
APPRENTICE ROOF TILERS
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Mulch & Screened Top Soil Cardinia Waste & Recyclers are overstocked
Earn Extra Cash
Must be reliable and have own transport, work based in S.E suburbs. Call Simon on 0422 188 930.
Business Computing Specialists
Positions Vacant
AVON
1ST YEAR APPRENTICE BRICK LAYER
Computers
TUTOR, Maths and English. Primary to year 10. Experienced, teacher. 0438 589 063.
EARLY MORNING DELIVERY DRIVER
FITTER AND
Phone 0403 904 394
Education & Tuition
EXPERT TUITION, In your home, most subjects, Grade 1 to year 12, most suburbs. Ph: 9013 6725.
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TURNER MACHINIST Full time position. Pakenham. Contact Darren@ embreyattachments.com.au
all your Bookkeeping needs, Registered BAS Agent. Over 30 years experience. Reasonable Rates.
HOT DOGS GROOMING SALON
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Must be hard working, motivated and willing to learn. Pickup available from Cranbourne area. Please call Daniel 0404 240 094 after 4pm.
Taxation /Accounting
GROOMING
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CLAIRE'S HOME CLEANING, References available. Call 9796 3187.
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OUTDOOR DINING SET, 7 piece, charcoal, wicker effect, glass-top table, 180x105cm, 6 carver chairs with seat pads, all VGC. $375ono. 0415 153 800.
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Domestic
Call Julie
For Sale
BASE AND MATTRESS, QS, on legs and castors, very clean and very good quality. $100. Phone 0412 282 087, can deliver.3173
(neck, back, knees) Judy-Ann Steed 03 5968 119 jas@judyanns.com Web: judyanns.com
New rules apply to the advertising of dogs and cats for sale. It is now an offence to advertise the sale of a dog or cat unless the microchip identification number of the animal is included in the advertisement or notice. A registered domestic animal business may use its Council business registration number as an alternative.
For further information, call 136 186 or visit www.dpi.vic.gov.au/pets
1st or 2nd year required. Reliable, hardworking, licence preferred. Immediate start. 0409 996 099.
1st Year Apprentice Roof Tiler
9702 1642
Small breeds. 5996 5272.
C997259-JL2-12
FIREWOOD, pine off cuts, 19m load. $175 delivered. $70 for trailer load delivered. Phone 9796 4166.
For Sale
Bowen Therapy
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FIREWOOD, $100 pcm, split and ready to burn, delivered. 0408 549 193.
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0409 407 519 naomi@tayloredceremonies.com.au
Narre Warren 9796 7090 Weekdays 12pm - 8pm, Sat 10am - 5pm
3cm x 3cm box advert in the Berwick, Cranbourne or Pakenham News and a Garage Sale Sign Pack! The pack includes 4 x waterproof signs, a marker and tips to make your sale a success!
For something special Naomi Taylor, Authorised Civil Celebrant
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Brick storage units in 6 different sizes ACCESSIBLE 7 DAYS. LIVE-IN SECURITY Cartons, plastic covers for sale
ARE YOU HAVING A GARAGE SALE?
Celebrants
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Storage
DRY REDGUM SPLIT, Free delivery all areas. Ph: 0417 324 380.
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PIANOFORTE MUSIC COLLEGE & SALES
AND COMPLETE CARE GROOMING SERVICE • Therapeutic Heated Hydro Bath • Grooming • Flea Rinse • Clipping • Nail Clipping • Blow Drying Phil & Sue
0447 642 643
Piano/Keyboard, Guitar, Bass, Sax, Clarinet, Flute. Singing.
PAKENHAM, 17 Bluehills Boulevard, Saturday 10th May, 8am-12pm. Details on: www.irp .id.au
C733797-KK40-9
For Sale (Real Estate)
BERWICK, 4 Monarch Rd, Sat 10th May, 9am-2pm. No early birds. Huge sale of baby items, boys baby and toddler clothes, kids items, nursery furniture, household furniture and items.
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CABIN ACCOMMODATION, long or short term available, from $140pw. Country surroundings, 7 mins drive to Drouin. Please call Peita/Danny on 5629 9330. No pets please!
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Accommodation
NARRE WARREN SOUTH, 53 Beauford Avenue, Sat 10th May, 8am-3pm. Kids bikes, furniture, household items, lots more.
GRAB A GARAGE SALE SIGN PACK ONLY $10.00!
CALL US NOW!! Good tenants waiting
Garage Sales
CRANBOURNE EAST, 46 Collison Road, Saturday 10th May.
Garage Sales
The pack includes sale a success
ENROL NOW Teaching, Guitar, Bass, Piano, Keyboard, Drums, Flute, Sax, Clarinet & Vocal. Ph: 8787 8599
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Having a Garage Sale
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Apprenticeships /Traineeships
Mind Body & Spirit
TAROT, card readings, home visits available. Phone: 9705 6163.
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A well-established business located in Pakenham is seeking a person experienced in the cabinet making industry. We produce all styles of cabinet making, including frame and face. There is the possibility of this position becoming full time after a trial period. Wages are negotiable based on experience. Immediate start is available. Please email resume to: ohs@goldstreamrv.com.au
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Rental Per Week: $340 Date Available: 12th May 2014 Bond: $1473
For Sale
Ph: 9769 9252
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Near new three bedroom home features two living areas, GDH, air conditioner, double remote garage with internal access and master bedroom with ensuite. Stylish, modern kitchen with breakfast bar and large stainless steel appliances. Located in Grandvue estate in a great position close to train station, freeway access and shops.
5941 2516
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guitar - piano - keyboard bass - drums
New Holland 4WD 40HP FEL, 2003 Nissan Patrol 4.2L ute, Bull Bar, Winch, Steel Tray, 2001 Nissan ute, Honda 4x4, Suzuki King Quad, 12x6 Stock Trailer VGC, JD Ezy Trak Mower. Howard Slasher 5’ page slasher, Carry alls, HW Karcher, Hay forks, Rotary hoe, Troughs, Trailers, Animal husbandry, JIB, Band saw/mincer, Hay feeders, Feed bins, Farm and Yard gates, Fence posts, Kennels, New & Used saddlery, Rugs etc., Wormers, Milk feeders, Piping, Sundries, Garden ornaments, Antique, etc. Wool press, Oregon doors, Meat safe, Club lounge, Robes, Shearer bed, Dandenong Gates, Church pews, Cedar chests.
Buyers premium 12.5% OUTSIDE ENTRIES INVITED ANDREW WILSON – 0408 315 927
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MUSIC LESSONS
1021237-PJ16-12
PAKENHAM
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CLEARING SALE MONOMEITH WARROOK CATTLE FARM 4150 STH GIPPSLAND HWY SATURDAY 10 MAY @ 10:30am
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If you’re stuck in an office that has more shortcomings than market share, or being prevented from achieving all that you could, here’s an opportunity to make a serious impact on the local property market! Are you looking for a motivating environment and extensive opportunities for training, personal development and financial reward? We are offering the opportunity for an experienced sales specialist to put the spark back into their career. We can offer you a dynamic, supportive and positive team environment, where excellence is encouraged and the culture is second to none! In return you will have… If you’ve seen the rest but want to join the best, now is the time to make the move. For a totally confidential discussion on the opportunities available Contact Kristen Turner on 9707 5300 or email kristent@chrispeake.com.au
Classifieds 1300 666 808 Positions Vacant
CASEY-CARDINIA LIBRARY CORPORATION Outreach Services Officer Part-time (22.80 per week) Permanent hours As part of the library‘s strategic plan we are expanding the provision of outreach services to the Casey and Cardinia communities This role will co-ordinate the Home Library Service, train and support volunteers, deliver services to the housebound and isolated members of our community and develop services, partnerships and enhanced outreach programs. The incumbent will need to have a background in customer service, experience working with community groups and the ability to work with older clients with special needs. Experience working in local government is an advantage. Classification is Band 4 salary range $54,804 - $59,413 (pro rata) Applicants can view the Position Description and selection criteria on our Website www.cclc.vic.gov.au or contact the Customer Services Manager, Pru Menzies on (03) 5990-0100 for further information.
We are currently recruiting Sales Hosts for our display homes located in Clyde North and Cranbourne. Must be available to work Mon, Weds, Sat & Sun. Sales Host responsibilities include greeting and engaging customers and building rapport and trust with all clientele whilst demonstrating Boutique’s premium standard inclusions. Hosts must have the ability to generate sales leads and log customer’s details for follow up by a Sales Consultant. Hosts are to maintain a high standard of personal appearance and professionalism within the work place and have strong work ethics and communication skills. We are looking for eager and highly driven Sales Hosts that would look at progression within the organisation. Please send CV and covering letter to Lisa Komazeclkomazec@boutiquehomes.com.au or call 0420 581 515 for more information. 1133148-HM19-14
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Letterbox delivery of community newspapers and advertising materials on a weekly basis.
MECHANICAL TRADES ASSISTANT Bruce Clough Mazda is a family owned and operated business that has been established for over 30 years. Due to the continued growth of our business and the Mazda products that we sell and service, we are requiring the services of a full time Mechanical Trades Assistant to join our service department. You will be working with our existing team including other Technicians and our Service Management Team. Your responsibilities will include pre delivery checks on new and used vehicles, fitment of accessories to new vehicles, preparation of used vehicles for display and handover and other minor mechanical tasks. Although a qualification in the automotive industry is not essential an interest or understanding of vehicles would be an advantage. Training and ongoing support will be provided and an immediate start is available. The ideal candidate will possess the following attributes, excellent communication skills, excellent time management skills, be well presented, motivated and reliable. If you would like to join our team and would enjoy working on new and used vehicles, in a modern environment, please send resume to: The Manager, Bruce Clough Mazda1975 Princes Highway, Nar Nar Goon Vic 3812 or paul@brucecloughmazda.com.au
Training And Development
WALKERS WANTED
WE DELIVER TO YOU AREAS AVAILABLE IN YOUR SUBURB REGULAR WORK WITH FLEXIBLE HOURS ALL AGES WELCOME (STUDENTS, ADULTS, RETIREES, FAMILIES, ETC)
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2014 HAIRDRESSING & BEAUTY COURSES No age limit. Vic & Commonwealth Govt Funding still available. You pay only: with Concession Card
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Family Care Clinic, Cranbourne is an established practice and has joined the Medical & Aged Care Group. Our 7 day clinic is open: Monday – Friday 9am – 7pm, Saturday & Sunday 9am – 2pm We are currently recruiting two part time positions Practice Manager - Hours are negotiable 3-4 days per week Practice Nurse RN (Div 1) - 25 Hours per week Both positions must be experienced in Medical Practice The successful applicant will require: (Manager Position) Management plans, Triage and Recall procedures (Nursing position) numbers, and procedures To apply please forward a cover letter and resume to: Melissa Van Rennes, Regional Manager: mvanrennes@maacg.com.au Closing Date: Thursday 29 May 2014
Boutique Homes - Sales Host
Positions Vacant
1300 654 910
Unfair Dismissal No Win - No Fee
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Applications must include a covering letter, responses to the selection criteria and a resume. Applications to Locked Bag 2400, Cranbourne 3977 or email admin@cclc.vic.gov.au by 5pm Friday May 16, 2014.
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Kumon learning extends children’s abilities. At the 30th anniversary Herb Thomas Memorial Trust presentation dinner are, from left, awardee Bronte Chaperon, awardee Andrea Yu, trustee Ian Thomas, trust chairman Roger Hall, trustee Terry Williams, awardee Virginia Mullen, trustee Garry Evans, awardee Emma Wright and trustee George Blenkhorn. 119700
Media is in good hands By GARRY HOWE CHAIRMAN Roger Hall said the quality of the four young print and publishing professionals awarded in the 30th year of the Herb Thomas Memorial Trust, demonstrated that the media industry had a bright and vibrant future. Mr Hall told those at the presentation dinner at Georgio’s Restaurant last Thursday night that the array of talent on show was fitting for such an important milestone. “The standard of nominees this year is outstanding,” he said. “It just goes to show that our media industry is in good hands.” Grants of $2000 each were handed to RMIT Graphic Technology student Emma Wright, Monash University Professional Communications student Bronte Chaperon and RMIT Journalism students Andrea Yu and Virginia Millen. There was only supposed to be one award in the journalism category, but
trustees could not separate the pair and both received grants. The Herb Thomas Memorial Trust was established in 1984 to perpetuate the memory of the former Gazette editor and proprietor by the Rotary clubs of Pakenham, Berwick and Narre Warren, along with the City of Berwick and Shire of Pakenham (now Casey and Cardinia). Endeavour Hills Rotary became involved in 1992. Herb Thomas was the son of Gazette founder Albert Edward Thomas and was the second of four generations of the family to manage the media company. His son Ian Thomas is a trustee, along with Roger Hall (chairman), Mike Tyler (secretary), Terry Williams, George Blenkhorn and Garry Evans. Paul Thomas, the fourth generation managing director, was interstate on business and could not make the dinner. The family was represented by Ian, his wife and former editor Dorothy, their daughter Kerrie Rodgers and her son Simon, and Ian’s nephew Stuart Barber.
Guest speaker Marcus Kostelac, who won the award back in 2001, has a hand in printing many of the Star News Group papers as production manager of Border Mail Printing in Wodonga. He gave an insight into his career. Addressing the crowd, Ian Thomas said the night was not only significant for marking the 30th anniversary of the trust, but the date, 1 May, was also the birthday of his mother Florrie Thomas. “She would have been 107,” he said. “Mum was 98 when she died and she was still proofreading the paper at 91.” Mr Thomas echoed the thoughts of the trust chairman on the quality of the candidates. “All the awardees spoke and presented so well, that’s why we could not separate two of them,” he said. “I hope they will come back one day, like Marcus has, to tell us what they have done.”
Celebrity dads telling tales COMEDIAN Dave Hughes and sports journalist Sandy Roberts will be among a host of celebrity dads and parenting experts who will share fatherhood stories in Cranbourne next month. On 16 June, Casey Council will host The Dads Matter Forum at the Cranbourne Golf Club. Local dads and male care-givers are invited to the star-studded question and answer evening featuring Hughes, Roberts as well as Play School host Jay Jaga’aia, Men’s Line Australia general manager Randal Newton-John, Troy Jones from the ‘Being Dad’ DVD series and Australian Childhood Trauma Group consulting psychologist and CEO Gregory Nicolau. City of Casey mayor Geoff Ablett, a dad himself, said he was thrilled the event was being held.
“As a dad, sometimes you think you are the only one experiencing tough times, but it simply isn’t true. This event will work towards shining a light on some of the most common struggles of being a dad, or a male care giver, and discussing some strategies to overcome them,” Cr Ablett said. “Participants will also have the chance to find out about some of the existing services provided by the council and local agencies in the Casey area to support parents and families. It will also be a great opportunity for participants to meet and engage with likeminded parents whom you can chat to about everything about being a dad or male care giver.” Participants also have the chance to have their own questions discussed by emailing them
before the event to dadsmatter@ casey.vic.gov.au. The free event will be held from 7.30pm until 9pm. Doors open at 7pm at the Cranbourne Golf Club South Gippsland Highway, Cranbourne North. Tea, coffee and refreshments will be provided. It is an alcohol-free event. Limited places are available and bookings are essential. Contact City of Casey Customer Service on 9705 5200 to register your place. This event is fully funded through the Federal Government’s Communities for Children Project. For more information about the event, visit www.casey.vic. gov.au or contact the City of Casey Customer Service team on 9705 5200.
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Kids’ confidence in the classroom VIJI Rajendran is the Kumon instructor at Kumon Narre Warren South Education Centre. She tailors children’s learning through English and maths programs. Each program is designed for each child to enjoy reading widely and learning new maths concepts. Ms Rajendran individualises children’s learning so that they are studying at an appropriate level to give them confidence in the classroom and in everyday life. Kumon’s English and mathematics programs are tailored to enhance children’s reading, comprehension and calculation
skills for confident learning. The programs are designed to develop every child’s ability, to build a strong foundation in English and mathematics at a pace that is right for them. Students’ learning is not restricted to their age or school grade level. There is no limit to how much they can learn. Easy access and guidance across a great collection of books from the Kumon recommended reading list is a key factor in developing confident young readers at this centre. The centre also hosts regular information evenings for
parents who want to learn more about the Kumon Method of Learning. The next information evenings are scheduled to be held on Wednesdays 7 and 14 May. The centre is also offering a 14-day free trial during May. This trial offer is for one subject, across four sessions, beginning on the 15 May. Contact Viji to register children for this free trial of the Kumon maths or Kumon English program. For more information contact the Kumon Narre Warren South Education Centre on 8787 8575.
Ancient prophecies WITH over 30 years of research, study and experience, Geoff Youlden has a profound depth of knowledge and experience in the ancient prophetic writings of the Bible. He has researched extensively the ancient scrolls and writings of the Bible Lands. He has led expeditions into lands filled with ancient ruins such as Egypt and Israel, as well as following the Reformation trails through Europe, France and England. Geoff is the lead presenter in the award-winning documentary series “Beyond the
Search.” Over the last 14 years he has presented many indepth programs on television, sharing the amazing facts of the ancient world and Biblical writings and how they provide insight into the world as we know it. The Life After Life lecture series is a free community event on 23 May at Monash University Berwick, in which you will have your mind widened with such profound topics as: “Five Powerful Insights Revealing Jesus’s Soon Return” and “How to Truly Understand the Ancient Scriptures.”
Geoff Youlden will speak in Berwick this month. To book your free seat, go to www.lifeafterlife.org.au or telephone 9264 7723.
Going for growth IRON Chest Supplements is a bodybuilding health and wellbeing fitness franchise. The original franchise began in Dandenong and has now expanded to 30 Adams Lane, Berwick, with an open day on 17 May to celebrate the new location. Open seven days, the store specialises in body building, fitness, sports nutrition, health and well-being and offers professional advice to help people reach their training goals. Iron Chest stocks a huge range of different products to help build muscle drop body fat and maintain a healthy life style. All products are at the best price Australia wide with the biggest range of products from the American brands to the best Australian brands.
Jay, at Iron Chest Supplements, is gearing for an open day on 17 May. 119595 It is is not a store for men only, they offer a large range of products for women as well as advice on how to maximise training results and make sure you are using products that are safe. During the open day, Iron Chest Supplements will offer five per cent off store-wide with heaps of free samples and giveaways. There will also be taste testings conducted by three of the largest supplement companies in Australia throughout the day giving the public a great chance
to taste and try the product before they buy it. But the drawcard on the day will be Australian natural bodybuilding champion Aaron Curtis, who will make an appearance from noon to 2pm. He will sign photos and answer questions. Aaron is one of the biggest stars in the bodybuilding world with over 300,000 followers on social media. For details contact Iron Chest Supplements Berwick, 30 Adams Lane, phone 9769 4524.
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The girls are back By JARROD POTTER
Casey forward Natalie Dowdy impressed in Sunday’s win over Coburg. 118645 Picture: JARROD POTTER
Cavaliers winning streak ends By JARROD POTTER THE streak is over. Casey Cavaliers win-streak came to an end at the hands of Coburg to the whopping tune of a 68-94 shellacking. Outside of an up-beat second term, where the Cavaliers put 25 on the board and rallied together, the rest of the Casey effort was lacklustre as the Giants strode away to the 28-point win. Offensive initiative came from import Matt Pebole (21 points, six rebounds, five assists), Dean Johnson (nine points, 14 rebounds) led from the front as usual at both ends under the hoop and Ash Szalek (16 points) had his shots fall all night. Casey drops to second on the Big V Division 2 men’s basketball ladder - behind the vastly improved Shepparton Gators - and host Western Port on Saturday night before travelling to face Mornington on Sunday. Casey’s women fared better with a win on Sunday against Coburg 84-59 after falling to the Melbourne University Black Angels 5163 on Saturday. Sharing the points and stats around, in their usual manner, the Cavaliers women on Sunday were led by Jess Szalek (16 points, six rebounds), Alex Keates (six points, 13 rebounds) and off only 14 minutes a near double-double for Natalie Dowdy (11 points, seven rebounds). Casey faces Chelsea on Saturday night and Mornington on Sunday. The Casey Cavaliers will host a triple-header on Saturday night to raise funds for breast cancer awareness and research in conjunction with the Breast Care Network Australia (BCNA). Fund-rasing, raffles and prizes on offer for the pinkest among the crowd - make sure to don your pink colours and support the “Ballin’ For Breast Cancer” triple-header, which starts at 4.30pm at Cranbourne Basketball Stadium.
UNIFIED at last, Cranbourne Women’s Football Club took its first step onto the field in the VWFL’s Division 1 competition. After a tumultuous last month - with Berwick Women’s Football Club folding and the players heading over to Cranbourne - the newly merged team took to Casey Fields on Sunday to face its first challenge against the St Kilda Sharks. But there were still remnants of Berwick’s history - many players donned Berwick’s navy blue shorts instead of Cranbourne’s royal blue - however the effort on-field highlighted the best of the south-east as desperate tackles, booming kicks and high-flying marks were still on display as they were at Berwick. The first point for the new club was registered late in the first term through a long-bomb behind off the boot of Alicia Heins, bouncing through to the left for a behind. The first goal took a little longer, but Alice Barfoot’s work in the goal square found the first major registered in the history books for Cranbourne in Division 1 before Ash Fennell would kick the second-andfinal goal of the afternoon. Goals were a precious commodity and most came late in the game for the Sharks as Tamara Hyett booted two to push St Kilda ahead by seven points by the final siren in the horrible conditions. Cranbourne coach Shaun Smith said even with a highly chaotic preseason and switching clubs at basically the last minute, the new team had gelled excellently. “It’s been fantastic since we’ve gone there,” Smith said. “We’re really working hard to get things right and we’ll have our teething problems like every team does, but all in all I can’t thank the Cranbourne Football Club enough for the way they’ve embraced us all coming across.” Smith said the inability to score, despite having the ball up forward most of the match, proved the only major chink in the Cranbourne armour. “We basically had it in our forward line for 80 per cent of the third quarter and we just didn’t score,”
Cranbourne captain Danielle Hardiman leads the Division 1 VWFL team out for the first time as the Pictures: JARROD POTTER Division 3/4 team forms a guard of honour. 119748 Smith said. “That was our major problem for most of the game... plenty of possessions and inside 50s but we just couldn’t put them away.” Smith said he could have used another two Heins-clones to run through the midfield and set up goals as she was exceptional, while the captain Hardiman stood tall across half-back and was given some opportunity up forward as well and for a player only in her second year, Sam ‘Buddy’ Franklin starred in the ruck to smash a number of hit-outs to advantage. Cranbourne’s Division 3/4 team fared much better as it defeated Jacana 12.11 (83) to 0.2 (2). ANZAC VWFL representative Kirsten Macleod smashed five goals to put her hand up for Division 1 selection while Melanie Held snared a brace.
Cranbourne livewire Alicia Heins turns on the afterburners to evade a St Kilda opponent. 119748
Hallam started its season in stellar fashion, brushing off a horror 2013 with a 7.14 (56) to 4.5 (29) win over Melton Centrals. Pippa
Attard (2) starred in the win with newly recruited Hawks Amanda Hancock and Maria Pickering also picking apart the Centrals.
Anzac duty first for the big day By JARROD POTTER ANZAC Day holds special meaning for Australians across the country and for Cranbourne footballer Kirsten McLeod, who was part of the now intwined tradition of combined football and Anzac celebrations. McLeod, 19, from Sandhurst, represented the Victorian Women’s Football League (VWFL) in a clash against the combined Australian Defence Forces (ADF) team at Shepley Oval.
The occasion meant a lot to McLeod - as she was willing to forgo watching her beloved Essendon play in the AFL’s traditional Anzac Day clash - but she was proud to don the VWFL Anzac jumper and represent the league. “It was a real honour to play against the ADF, so it was nice just to be a part of the game,” McLeod said. “I missed my football game, barrack for Essendon, but got to play against the ADF on Anzac Day
which was incredible.” Although the result did not go the VWFL’s way - with the ADF combined forces taking a 8.6 (54) to 7.5 (47) win, says McLeod. “It’s an honour to play with them (the ADF) and they’re great people,” McLeod said. “It was a great match - only seven points difference at the end of it and it was really good to play in. “I think I did alright - played half forward and midfield and put me in
a position I like. “The ADF was running all day though - so it was hard to keep up with them.” McLeod continued on her successful ways in her season opener for Cranbourne Division 3/4 this week, snaring five goals as the Eagles smashed Jacana 12.11 (83) to 0.2 (2) at Casey Fields. McLeod hopes to earn a promotion to Cranbourne’s Division 1 team in weeks to come.
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Action men By JARROD POTTER VICTORIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE REVIEW - ROUND 5 ACTIONS spoke louder than the fivepoint loss Casey took at the hands of Werribee. The Scorpions remained competitive throughout the match, tussled in the torrid conditions and, most pleasingly for coach Rohan Welsh, the players fought for each other. The individualism and “me-first” attitude in Casey’s 58-point loss last weekend to Sandringham had evaporated, leaving behind the team play and resolve demanded of a high-calibre football team. Slogging away through the driving rain, Casey found its way forward sporadically after quarter time, where the Scorpions smashed five first-quarter goals. The Tigers pounced on the gradually slowing Scorpions, restricting Casey to just eight points after half-time while kicking four-goals-10 to run over the top. Casey could not find that go-ahead goal in the crunch situation, with the ball going temptingly near the goals on occasion in the last term. Jake Best had a shot on goal to clinch the match in the dying moments, but in the wet weather and with a heavy ball, his
kick stalled and faded left to bounce out of bounds. Mitch Clisby, Michael Evans and Jimmy Toumpas ran all day through the guts while captain Evan Panozza excelled defensively in the detritus as he kept the ball mostly out of Tigers’ full forward Ben Warren’s hands. “It had to be (better than last week), we couldn’t do any worse than that,” Welsh said. “Pleasing thing from our point of view was… the effort was there. “We didn’t get the points, but the effort was there… so there are some positive things to come out of it.” Over-possessing the football was the problem Casey found itself unwilling to solve according to Welsh, as the kickhandball ratio skewed towards 1:1. “We were out on our feet in the last quarter, but still we didn’t help ourselves with the way we were playing. “The rain came and the ball was slippery, yet we were having 42 kicks and 42 handballs - can’t do that in those conditions… you’ve got to get it going forward.” Sitting 12th on the ladder, Casey faces Northern Blues on Saturday at VISY Park from 2pm.
VFL CASEY SCORPIONS 5.1 7.3 7.4 8.5 (53) WERRIBEE TIGERS 1.1 4.2 5.8 8.10 (58) CASEY SCORPIONS GOALS: T. Smith 2, J. Fitzpatrick, C. Garland, M. Evans, J. Best, N. Page, J. Strauss BEST: M. Clisby, M. Gawn, C. Garland, J. Fitzpatrick, J. Toumpas, M. Evans. WERRIBEE GOALS: M. Wood 3, B. Warren 2, T. Shinners, S. Sherlock, K. Turner BEST: M. Sodomaco, J. Crichton, K. Turner, B. Warren, M. Wood, S. Wright.
Above: Straight through the dukes of Casey’s Nathan Page. 119747 Picture: JARROD POTTER Right: You can be the judge of this contest which was labelled a push in the back against Casey’s Max Gawn. Gawn ran in to kick a goal which was disallowed after this contest. 119747
If you don’t score... it doesn’t matter By JARROD POTTER
Berwick City goalkeeper Erin Hudson was impressive in City’s 1-1 draw with Ballarat SC. 98962 Picture: JARROD POTTER
BERWICK City’s women’s team failed to hold off Ballarat SC despite controlling the match from whistle to whistle. Ballarat snuck back in for a 1-1 draw after one attacking drive managed to beat the otherwise flawlessly defended Berwick City goal. Berwick City peppered the Ballarat goals in contrast - with a dozen or more power-packed strikes not hitting the target as chances were squandered. “We played very good football and it was unfortunate we didn’t get the ball in the back of the net and it’s the old story,” Berwick City coach Tony Rafferty said. “You can be a good football team but if you don’t score it doesn’t matter.”
Rafferty highlighted the efforts of Erin Hudson in the goals, the defensive work from central defender Kelsey Minton and the attacking runs of both Shirley Anthony, who scored Berwick City’s solitary goal, and captain Kate Wilson. Berwick City next host Doncaster Rovers on Sunday afternoon from 3pm. WOMEN’S PREMIER LEAGUE Casey Comets also had to content with splitting the points, in their case against Sandringham SC in a 2-2 stalemate. The Comets found first half goals through Angela Durston-Ryan and Tayla Vlaeminck approaching the main break, but couldn’t find the goahead goal in the second half to remain deadlocked at the final whistle.
Casey now host Heidelberg United on Friday night from 8.30pm. NPL1 Dandenong City’s up-and-down roller-coaster season continued with a 1-3 loss to Kingston City at home on Saturday. John Caroll seized the only goal for Dandenong City as Kingston ran over the top to take the points and push the home side down to ninth. Dandenong City has its first major NPL roadtrip on the weekend when it clashes with FC Bendigo on Saturday night. STATE LEAGUES Casey Comets were edged out 1-2 against Noble Park in South East State League 1 action. Berwick City claimed a valuable
2-0 win over Mooroolbark to jump the home side on the ladder. Dion Pavlic and his wavy mullet beguiled and captivated the Mooroolbark defence as he slotted a goal and Nicholas Lasanc finished the job to push City to sixth on the ladder. Berwick City host NPL powerhouse South Melbourne on Wednesday night for the Dockerty Cup and hosts Frankston Pines on Saturday. Doveton copped its first loss of the season at the hands of Frankston Pines in a 0-3 defeat. The Doves retain second spot on the State League 2 South East ladder and also have a double header, hosting Heatherton on Saturday and head to Dandenong Thunder on Wednesday night for its Dockerty Cup clash.
QUIZ NUMBER 1253 1. WHICH Aussie driver was disqualified at the Australian Grand Prix last month? 2. WHICH Australian won a bronze medal in discus at the 1992 Olympics? 3. WHO won a record eight gold medals at a single Olympics? 4. WHAT is the lightest weight division in boxing? 5. WHICH English soccer team made a clean sweep of all the titles up for grabs in Britain in 1998-9? 6. WHICH famous Aussie sportsman died in Memphis, Tennessee at the age of 21? 7. WHO was judged Australian sportsman of the year in 1967 and knighted two years later? 8. WHICH state hosts the Stawell Gift annually? 9. WHO was the first Australian bowler to take 200 wickets and score 2000 runs? 10. WHICH Aussie tennis stars achieved the first grand slam in men›s doubles? 11. WHICH family was represented in every New Zealand cricket team against Australia for over 4years? 12. WHAT sport was played at the official opening of Stadium Australia in 1999? 13. WHICH Australian swimmer represented Italy? 14. WHOSE name is on the medal presented to the best player in soccer’s A-League grand final? 15. WHICH American ski resort hosted the 1980 Winter Olympics? 16. WHICH Aussie motor racing pioneer was nick-named ‹Wizard›? 17. WHO scored 100 points in a US basketball game in 1962? 18. WHAT does a yellow flag indicate in motor racing? 19. HOW many points is the yellow ball worth in snooker? 20. WHICH Aussie won the last women›s Olympic 80 metres hurdles gold medal in 1968?
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Golf star on rise AMSTEL Golf Club may have unearthed a potential pennant star despite its division six season coming to an end at Yering Meadows on Sunday. The team lost its semi-final to Chirnside Park, four and three, with youngster Jordyn Baker providing the highlight with his impressive six and four victory in the number one slot over Matthew Silk. In just his third game of pennant, Baker was square with the card through 14 holes with three birdies balancing out a bogey and doublebogey. George Johnson and David Stephens were others to chalk up wins in a team that pennant manager Kevin Nolan knows will improve with time. “Jordyn, Jack Hitchcock and our Colts captain Takunda Moyo are three young guns that will be the backbone of our team going forward,” Nolan said. “Jordyn’s performance was fantastic and even the opposition were congratulating him on such an outstanding effort.” Settlers Run beat Sandhurst to progress to the final in two weeks’ time against Chirnside Park at Green Acres Golf Club.
Jordyn Baker was in magnificent touch for Amstel on Sunday, square with the card in his 6-4 victory over Chirnside Park’s Matthew Silk. Picture: CONTRIBUTED
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Eagles clipped By DAVID NAGEL CRANBOURNE’S horror-run of injuries has finally taken its toll with the Eagles depleted but brave in their 27-point loss to a hard-running Berwick at Casey Fields on Saturday. Five premiership stars in Matt Thompson, Mat Fletcher, Ryan Davey, Ray George and Leigh Holt all looked on from the sidelines as their team hit the Wickers hard early. Big tackles and heavy collisions were par for the course as the home side took a three-goal lead into quarter time. Berwick’s young legs kicked into gear in the second quarter, taking a 10-point lead to halftime, but it was Cranbourne’s inability to convert a dominant third term that proved crucial as the game wore on. Wasteful, with 4.6 to 1.0, the Eagles opened the door for the visitors who duly walked through with a strong breeze at their backs. Skipper Marc Holt kicked five for the home side, while Michael Theodoridis led up well on his way to three. Stu Morrish and Brandon Osborne were terrific down back but Berwick forwards Mitch Johnson and Jordy Andrews still slipped off the chain to kick four apiece. A classic nine-goal second quarter from Beaconsfield proved the difference in an otherwise dull affair against ROC. Only 16 goals were scored in the Eagles 65-point victory, nine of those coming in a
Cranbourne’s Ryan Jones and Berwick’s Tom Brennan are two of the real speedmachines in the CCFL and had a great battle on centre wing at Casey Fields on Saturday. Here, Jones gets a kick away with Brennan in hot pursuit. 119651 Picture: ROB CAREW 30-minute display of sustained brilliance. Kris Fletcher, Troy McDermott and Josh Dodsworth kicked multiple goals for the Eagles, who shared things around with nine players contributing to their 13 goal effort. Daniel Mislicki and Scott Meyer were others to shine. Narre Warren’s legacy continues to grow after the Magpies chalked up their 40th consecutive win with a 129-point belting of Keysborough at Fox Road. The Magpies’ defence was superb, Nick Scanlon, Ryan Morrison, Ben King and Lee Boyle nullifying their opponents and providing plenty of drive forward. But it was in the front half where the damage was done, Kerem Baskaya at his strongmarking best with eight goals while Justin Marriott was dangerous with four. Geoff Humphreys slotted three for the Burra. A new-look Doveton wore
its strip clash with pride in a 48-point win over Hampton Park. The Doves also unveiled renovations to their spiritual home at Robinson Oval as they marched to their second win of the season and fourth place on the ladder. Simon Black was the only player on the ground to kick more than one goal, bagging three, while Ryan Pearson and Phil Nanfra were effective fourquarter contributors. In the final game of the round, Pakenham came from 14-points down at the final break to roll Tooradin by 28 points at Toomuc Reserve. The send-off of Adam Splatt at the end of the third term changed the complexity of the match; the Lions’ runners cutting lose with a confidenceboosting seven-goal final quarter. Sam Blackwood continues to emerge as a star of the future while Daniel Fry, with four, and Russ Lehman, three, hit the scoreboard hard.
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Best is yet to come RECORDS tumbled at the hands of Berwick College swimmer Bill Le Brocq at the School Swimming Championship. After battling glandular fever throughout 2013, Le Brocq, 15, from Upper Beaconsfield, said it was great to get back to peak form and swim exceptionally quick times. “It was good - same event as last year the 50m breaststroke‌ I did the 50 butterfly as well and got second,â€? Le Brocq said. “Been back swimming for four months (following a bout of glandular fever).â€? Le Brocq set the quickest time at the under-14 level for the 50-metre breaststroke and kept up the blistering times with a 32.21 to earn the record at the under-15 level. Also starring at the championships was schoolmate and Casey TigerSharks’ representative Jake Mitreski who jointly won the boy’s under-14 50-metre freestyle. Mitreski, who just turned 14 this week, from Berwick, said it was great to pick up a school swimming championship, but admitted he could go even quicker. An extremely rare swimming dead heat between Mitreski and Williamstown’s Jesse Coulson resulted in the pair both taking a gold medal for the race. “Yeah it’s pretty good to win,â€? Mitreski said. “It wasn’t a PB (personal best) - I swam a 27.48‌ my best is 26.55.â€?
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Ready to fall in love again By DEREK OGDEN THAT 21st century automotive niche, the hot five-door coupe has a new member in the shape of the Renault Clio GT, a brother to the price-point base Clio and the hot-hatch Clio RS. With three-door car sales on the slide, the latest addition to the fourth generation Clio follows the trend in deserting a three-door body for a fivedoor set-up with retained coupe characteristics aided by hidden rear-door handles, therefore retaining some appeal to the fewer-door fans. The all-new Renault Clio range has been lowered, is longer, wider and with an increased wheelbase over its predecessor, presenting a more cocky look with handling to match. The new Clio variant comes in two specification levels - GT and GT Premium - powered by a 1.2-litre four-cylinder petrol engine mated with a six-speed automatic transmission. Surprisingly for a European car, no manual model makes it down-under. Sitting in the middle of the light car segment, Clio GT prices start at $25,290 for the entry-level model and top out at $28,790 for the GT Premium.
Model range Clio GT 120 EDC: $25,290; Clio GT Premium 120 EDC: $28,790.
The new Clio GT steps into the Renault range with a distinctive sporty gait. A long list of options can be added to the GT while the GT Premium is already well specced with such things as 17inch anthracite alloy wheels, rear lip spoiler, side sills, rear diffuser, front and rear bumpers including GT bumper, steering column mounted gearshift paddles, GT badging for sports seats, leather steering wheel, Renault Sport kickplates and hands-free keycard.
Sitting lower to the ground, the Clio GT looks to the hot hatch RS for its appearance. Sporty styling goes indoors with bolstered-sport seats, upholstered in an exclusive GT finish with GT embroidery on the head rests, snugly holding anyone with up to an average back width. Wider backs may find comfort elusive. The upper part of the soft-
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touch dashboard features a speckled grey finish. The leather-trimmed sports steering wheel carries GT badging and dark metal gear shift paddles are in a fixed position behind the steering wheel. Storage includes a 1.2-litre tray above the glove box, two cup holders and additional storage for small items between the front seats, while each door has a bin that can carry a 1.5-litre
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bottle. The new Clio features two levels of in-car entertainment platforms - Renault’s Media Nav and R-Link. Built into the centre console, the Media Nav system, with seven-inch touchscreen, provides basic multimedia functions and is standard in the Clio GT. The Clio GT Premium has Renault’s R-Link entertainment system (an option with the GT), also a seven-inch touchscreen, voice commands and a home page that can be personalised by the user for safer, but still potentially distracting, access to key functions. A menu with six icons provides access to navigation, multimedia, phone, vehicle, services and apps. A quirky app, the R-Sound
Effect, installed on Renault RLink in the Clio GT Premium, enables occupants to enjoy a series of engine sounds selected by the driver. The sounds - a Renault Sport race car, a V6 engine, and four other engine sounds, including a Tardis-like tone of the future - vary with the car’s speed and acceleration, and are played through the vehicle’s audio speakers. A reinforced body and suspension, plus driver and passenger chest and head airbags, seatbelts with load limiters and, for those in the front, pretensioners protect occupants in a crash. Headrests have an antiwhiplash design and front and rear seats are shaped to prevent ‘submarining’ in an impact. The engine is quiet and responsive in traffic although there is some lag in downshifts when overtaking. According to Renault, the designers were tasked with ‘making people fall in love with Renault again’ (how French) while keeping the practicality of a small hatchback. For more details contact Barry Bourke Renault, 755 Princes Highway, Berwick. Phone 9707 2222.
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JAYCO, Caravan, 1986, model 1665, double bed, with collapsible table to make 2nd double bed, gas oven, new Dometic fridge installed 2009, roll out fitted annexe, installed 2009. $9,000. Phone: 0430 484 592, 9754 2742. JAYCO, pop top 17ft 2004, 3 way fridge, 4 burner stove, 2 single beds, microwave, AC, heater, tinted windows, genuine reason for selling, excellent condition. $18,000neg. 0419 530 891, 5997 5376.
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CAMPER TRAILER, Camel, 2013, off road, walk in QS bed, stainless steel kitchen, 2x4.5 gas bottles, 75 litre water tank, gazebo, electric brakes. Almost brand new. $16,000. 0407 859 685. Calls only after 7pm.
MERCEDES BENZ, Sprinter, 2005, new fit-out, turbo diesel, double bed, LED TV, DVD, 90L 3 way-fridge, microwave, roll out awning, gas hotplate, plenty of cupboard storage, shower and toilet, gas hot water service, 260L fresh water, RWC, reg BOSNA. $54,000ono. 0418 319 877. Nar Nar Goon. ONSITE CARAVAN, with permanent annexe, at Shallow Inlet, sleeps up to eight, two sets of bunks, QS bed and sofa bed, couch, TV, microwave, fridge, oven, garden shed, walking distance to beach, playground for kids, everything you need for a great family holiday. $9,000ono. 0418 139 946.
REGENT, Cruiser, Pop top Caravan, 2001, 17ft dual axle, EC, kept under cover, dual battery, roll out awning with sides, dbl bed, all crockery, electrical items, ready to go, $20,000ono. Call 5625 1566.
JAYCO, Sterling, 2011, 22ft, awning with annexe, large fridge /freezer, washing machine, full ensuite, TV, DVD player, AC, heating, electric brakes, in new condition, stored in garage. $43,000. For more photos call 9707 5012 or 0418 549 309.
JURGENS, Lunagazer, 2012, 20ft, J2406, as new, under warranty, single beds, tare 1,750kgs, full ensuite, rod holder, tows nice, extras. $45,000. 5971 0131, 0400 196 196.
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CITROEN, 2005, auto, 1.4C3, 70,000kms, RWC, reg until 08 /14, UWG-710. $7,000. 0433 175 066. EUREKA, at 65% complete, has Simmonds wheels, 1835 VW engine and gear box, perfect project car. Engine n.o: 043101101A. $5,900ono. 0407 045 410.
HOLDEN, 1963, Premier Collector Aussie Car, auto, original condition, motor/body A1, ready to cruise, reg, 04228-H. $17,900. 0426 873 347.
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HOLDEN, Berlina, VZ 2006, black, auto, 4 speed, sedan, 167,237 kms, PDW 18 inch rims, CC, 6 cyl, 3.6L petrol, rear park assist, airbags, towbar, electric and tinted windows, sound system with Panasonic touch screen head unit, 2 x 12 inch kicker subs, amp, 6 x speakers, iPod connectivity, interior EC, black/grey. The vehicle is in EC and has been serviced regularly. New number plates will be supplied as personalised plates 'RHYZ' will not be transferred on sale. RWC will be supplied. $9,800 or best offer. Enquiries: 0418 274 312.
YAMAHA, WRF 250, 2004, VGC, 6000kms, FMF pipe, all lights working, for reg. $3,500. 0402 819 053.
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TOYOTA, Coaster bus, 2003, 20 passengers, AC, RWC, VIN: JTGFG528209500018. $26,000. 0447 331 222.
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ISUZU, bus, 11m long, 49 passengers, luggage bins, RWC, VIN: JALLT111PJ300070. $15,000. 0447 331 222.
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TOYOTA, Land Cruiser, 100 series, 1999, diesel with after factory Turbo, eight seater with DVD player, electric brakes and heavy duty Haymen Reece tow bar, 313,000kms, VGC, SNG-632. $21,000 with RWC. Phone 0408 533 122 TOYOTA, Landcruiser, wagon, 1988, automatic overdrive, little f o r R W C , V I N JT711FJ6200700265. $3,500. 9702 5397 between 5pm-6pm.
HOLDEN, Jackaroo, 3.0 turbo diesel, 250,000kms, GC, reg September 2014, service manual and history, bullbar, Hayman Reese towbar, engine immobiliser, tinted windows, dual batteries, no RWC, PBB-264. $3,000. Phone 5941 3225.
Find it in the HONDA, CRV Sports wagon, 2005, reg to 8/14, auto, CC, central locking, PS, AC, electric windows, mirrors and sunroof, immobiliser and alarm, CD/radio, EC, with RWC, TRR-316. $12,900. Phone 0433 904 488. Drouin. MITSUBISHI, wagon, L30 Express, 8 seater, engine number 4G32EJ7617, $1,200 ono. 0429 183 967.
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RENAULT TRAFIC MADE FOR YOUR TRADE.
FROM $28,883 DRIVE AWAY* FOR SHORT WHEELBASE MANUAL
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The Renault Trafic is a stand-out addition to your workforce. It features dual airbags, seating for 3 and heaps of storage spaces, with rear doors renowned for making loading and unloading a breeze. Enjoy lower prices across Europe’s No.1 Light Commercial Vehicle range now, including the Renault Master and Kangoo. All models come with the reassurance of $349 Capped Price Servicing for 3 years.# BE QUICK, LIMITED TIME ONLY. VISIT BARRY BOURKE RENAULT WHILE STOCKS LAST.
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*Drive away price for the Trafic L1H1 SWB manual with non-metallic paint. Valid for vehicles ordered between 01/05/2014 & 30/06/2014 while stocks last. Renault reserves the right to vary, extend or withdraw this offer. Offer not available for Govt. buyers. ABN holders only. ^ABN holders only. #Scheduled services capped at $349 per service for 3 years or 45,000kms (whichever comes first) on new or demonstrator Kangoo and Trafic models only and 3 years or 90,000kms (whichever comes first) on new or demonstrator Master models. Offers based on standard scheduled servicing from new and normal operating conditions. If the vehicle is not presented within three (3) months of the due date for the scheduled service, the vehicle forfeits the right to that capped-price service under the program.