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BUDGET BOOST FOR CASEY SCHOOLS STATE BUDGET HIGHLIGHTS $2 - $2.5 billion Cranbourne-Pakenham Rail Line including the removal of a number of south-east level crossings; Zone 1 & 2 travel for the price of a Zone 1 fare, saving Casey families around $1,200 a year; Complete upgrades to local railway stations; $211 million for 12 new schools, including... Casey Central East Primary (Cranbourne North) Pic (L-R): Ken Smith MP, Member for Bass, Inga Peulich MLC Member for South-East Metro Region, Mayor of Casey, Cr. Geoff Ablett, Minister for Education Martin Dixon and Cr. Susan Serey at the new Casey Central East Primary School site, recently funded by the Coalition.

Cranbourne South West Primary (Cranbourne West) Heather Grove Primary (Clyde North) $940,000 Upgrade at Cranbourne West Primary

The Napthine Government is continuing the push to fund improvements to the education system with $211 million allocated for 12 new schools including: • Casey Central East Primary School in Cranbourne North • Cranbourne South West Primary School in Cranbourne West • Heather Grove Primary School in Clyde North

Duplication of Sladen Street from Codrington Street to Narre Warren-Cranbourne Road, Cranbourne

State Member for South Eastern Metropolitan Region, Inga Peulich recently joined Minister for Education, Martin Dixon, Geoff Ablett and Susan Serey to announce another new school in the City of Casey.

$8.5 billion - $11 billion Melbourne Rail Link

“The Casey Central East Primary School will now become a reality for one of Victoria’s fastest growing communities,” Mrs Peulich said.

Sewer system growth in Casey $25.332 million

Cutting payroll tax for around 39,000 Victorian employers and their 1.6 million $1.2 billion per year for vocational education

Recycled Water in the City of Casey $38.298 million

Water system growth in Casey $23.586 million

“After purchasing the land a couple of years ago, the Napthine Coalition Government will deliver where the former Government could not.”

Abolishing Stamp Duty on life insurance policies saving consumers $4 million annually

“The Napthine Coalition Government will continue to Build a Better Victoria,” Mrs Peulich said.

Other already made announcements:

“Education has been a key priority of the Napthine Coalition Government and Casey residents know only the Victorian Government can deliver on our local community’s education needs.” “That is why the Victorian Coalition Government is getting on with the job of providing much needed schools and infrastructure in the City of Casey,” Mrs Peulich said. This announcement follows on from the Napthine Coalition Government conﬁrming Cranbourne South West Primary School and Heather Grove Primary School will also be fast tracked.

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$49 million to duplicate Narre Warren-Cranbourne Road to cut congestion. $38 million to upgrade Hallam Road between Pound Road and Ormond Road The all new Monash Children’s Hospital $81 million redevelopment of Frankston Hospital’s Emergency Department; $100 million Bayside Rail Upgrade; and $159 million to remove the Springvale Road level crossing and build a brand new Springvale railway station.

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A MESSAGE FROM THE PREMIER “The Coalition’s Budget delivers a bold and visionary infrastructure program that will create thousands of new jobs and drive economic growth. Through responsible economic management my government is delivering better services with record funding for health, education, community safety and support for the most vulnerable in our community. To support a growing population and increased demand on existing infrastructure and services we have a clear plan to invest in Victoria’s future; building a better Victoria and stronger local communities.”

Denis Napthine Premier

Cheaper trains and buses for Melbourne, and Free CBD trams! Public Transport Snapshot The Victorian Coalition Government is making changes to the way we travel from Casey into the City. A full fare commuter who currently buys a Zone 1 + 2 daily fare each day will be saving $1200 per year, or if using an annual myki pass, will save more than $750.

cost of living relief for families with commuters being able to travel in Zones 1 and 2 for the price of a Zone 1 fare, and for those in the outer suburbs it will mean parking closer to home, less travel time and more time with the family.

Tram travel within the CBD and Docklands will be free in a move that will enhance Melbourne’s reputation as an international city.

This is just one of the many ways the Victorian Coalition Government is ﬁxing Victoria’s public transport system by providing more services, moving more people, more often.

This initiative will provide signiﬁcant

$2-$2.5 billion CranbournePakenham Rail Project

Casey commuters will beneﬁt from signiﬁcantly improved rail services on the Dandenong, Cranbourne and Pakenham rail lines. This project will boost services by 30 per cent and provide 25 new trains.

Cheaper fares and free CBD trams Zone 1 + 2 travel for the price of a Zone 1 fare and FREE tram travel in Melbourne’s CBD and Docklands. A commuter who pays for a Zone 1 + 2 ticket each day will save around $1200 a year, or, if using an annual myki pass, will save more than $750. All commuters in Melbourne’s outer suburbs and growth areas will beneﬁt. People travelling wholly within Zone 2 will continue to pay the current discounted fare.

Parking closer to home Commuters will be able to park closer to home rather than driving to stations in the Zone 1 area. This will help ease congestion and reduce petrol and vehicle running costs.

Level crossing removals

Pic (L-R): Casey Mayor, Cr. Geoff Ablett, Cr. Susan Serey, Cr. Amanda Stapledon (2nd from right) & Inga Peulich MLC at Hallam Station announcing cheaper public transport.

The Napthine Government is undertaking the largest program of level crossing removals and grade separations in the State’s history. Funding has now been allocated for planning and/or construction for 40 level crossing removals or grade separations.

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Small Business: Investing in Jobs, Growth and Infrastructure The Victorian Coalition Government is investing $18 million in the 2014/15 Victorian State Budget to support growth in small businesses and create job opportunities across the south east. By investing $18 million in business support programs and local retail infrastructure upgrades, the Victorian Coalition Government will assist small business to prosper.

Victoria’s strong economy and investment in major new job-creating infrastructure will have ﬂow-on effects and will strengthen our small business sector. Victoria’s small businesses employ more than 1.27 million people and since 2010, 80,000 extra jobs have been created by small businesses across the State. Investing in the future and providing signiﬁcant investment for small business

will provide greater access to professional advice and expertise in key areas that are critical to business success. An additional $4 million in the State Budget will be invested over the next four years to deliver the Local Area Capital Improvement program. This program will fund local municipalities revive their strip shopping centres as part of our strong commitment to small business and the retail industry.

$1.4 billion boost to make our health system healthier The Coalition Government will invest an additional $1.4 billion in the health of Victorians, enabling Victoria’s world-class hospitals to deliver more emergency care and elective surgery than ever before. The Coalition will invest $190 million over four years, including $45.5 million in 201415 for additional elective surgery. The Coalition Government’s investment in elective surgery will target waiting times, so that more patients can receive their treatment more quickly. We will also provide $60 million in 2014/15 for hospitals to meet demand for health services during winter, when respiratory illnesses cause a surge in hospital admissions, particularly among the elderly and those with chronic conditions.

Pic (L-R): The Hon. Gordon Rich-Phillips, Casey Mayor, Cr. Geoff Ablett, Inga Peulich MLC with community member at Casey Hospital.

Funding for Ambulance services will be increased by $35 million during 2014-15, compared to the previous year, to a record $697 million.

The additional funding demonstrates the Coalition Government’s commitment to Ambulance Victoria, which is achieving world-leading cardiac arrest survival rates.

COALITION EASING COST OF LIVING PRESSURES The Victorian Coalition Government is easing the cost of living by allocating $4.7 million to upgrade the online energy price comparison tool, My Power Planner, which helps more Victorians ﬁnd energy offers that can save them money. Since its launch in September last year, the ‘My Power Planner’ tool has had more than 52,000 visits and provides a onestop-shop for Victorians to save on their energy bills for the home or business. The online government-run website includes gas and solar offers and this upgrade investment will make the

site more accessible to culturally and linguistically diverse users, allowing easy access to thousands of energy options. The Coalition Government is also investing $33.4 million in the State Budget to assist low income households with electricity, gas, water and municipal rate concessions to avoid ﬁnancial hardship. The My Power Planner tool can be found on the Government’s Switch On Website at https://mpp.switchon.vic.gov.au/

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STATE BUDGET HIGHLIGHTS This Budget includes an infrastructure program that will deliver generational change in how we move around our State. We’re supporting families with road and rail services to enable local communities to meet the needs of a growing population. More information about this year’s Budget is available at www.budget.vic.gov.au

Securing our ﬁnances

The Napthine Government has fixed the former Governments financial mess. Disciplined financial management by the Napthine Government has delivered a transformational Budget that will benefit all who live in the south eastern suburbs. •

Spending up to $27 billion on record state-shaping infrastructure projects to better integrate Victoria’s rail and road networks and social infrastructure.

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Delivering a $1.3 billion surplus, growing to $3.3 billion in 2017-18, to help fund major infrastructure projects.

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Maintaining Victoria’s triple-A credit rating, the Napthine Government has acted decisively to bring spending under control while growing frontline services.

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Record investment in infrastructure will generate tens of thousands of new jobs across Victoria.

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Cutting payroll tax to 4.85%, helping Victorian businesses to reduce their costs and employ more people.

Stronger Communities

Infrastructure we need

The Napthine Government is helping strengthen local communities. To support a growing population and an increased demand for services, this Budget provides funding for new schools, better hospitals and more police on the street.

This Budget makes it easier and more convenient for people to travel through their suburbs and to get to and from Melbourne with the largest infrastructure budget for our community.

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12 new schools across the State, three of which are in our community

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$271 million for school upgrades and improvements

This Budget will provide an additional $370 million to maintain, restore and improve our road network across Victoria.

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The $2 - $2.5 billion CranbournePakenham Rail Corridor Project will deliver beneﬁts to all in the south east

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The Melbourne Rail Link will transform our rail network and create 3700 new jobs at its peak of construction, reducing travel times and moving an extra 35,000 passengers during peak hours.

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East West Link will relieve trafﬁc congestion in the south east and will provide an alternative to the West Gate

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The Airport Rail Link will connect Melbourne Airport to the City, delivering a convenient and efﬁcient rail transport.

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The largest level crossing removal program on record, with funding for delivery or planning of 40 level crossing removals and grade separations.

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$12.9 billion record health funding in 2014-15 – with an additional $1.4 billion over four years to support hospitals.

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$190 million to boost elective surgery over four years.

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1700 additional police ofﬁcers and 940 Protective Service Ofﬁcers, completing the largest recruitment in Victoria Police’s history.

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$447 million to expand prison capacity, supporting the tougher parole laws we have introduced.

Building a better Victoria. Strong Plans to deliver growth, jobs and opportunities.

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proof the city, to ensure there is no compromise to the essential services and infrastructure that residents enjoy now and into the future.” Major projects allocated funding in the capital works program include the Edwin Flack Reserve Synthetic Athletics Track in Berwick, flood lighting at the Berwick Springs Reserve Junior

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Football Club, additional car parking at the Cranbourne Bowls Club, a redevelopment of the Cranbourne Basketball Centre and a $2.9 million investment in road improvements. Cr Ablett also confirmed that the council had undertaken a new valuation of rateable properties as of 1 January 2014.

“All councils in Victoria are required to undertake this valuation every two years,” he said. “The purpose of the revaluation is to update the council’s measure of how much your property is worth. “Valuations are independently certified by the Valuer General and revalua-

tions do not generate extra revenue for the council, they simply redistribute the same rate revenue across properties on a different basis.” Ratepayers are invited to view the Draft Budget at www.casey.vic.gov.au and they can have their say at www. caseyconversations.com.au.

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RESIDENTS will again be dishing out the dollars to the City of Casey with rates soon to rise by an average of 6.3 per cent, as revealed in council’s 201415 Draft Budget released on Wednesday. The 6.3 per cent rise to rates and waste charges has been flagged in the $317 million budget, from which $239 million will be allocated to the council’s operating budget and the remaining $78 million will be spent on the council’s capital works program to fund community infrastructure. Casey Mayor Geoff Ablett this week brushed aside suggestions that the development of the new Casey Cultural Precinct had impacted upon the rate rise. “Some residents have asked whether their rates have increased as a result of the construction of the new cultural precinct - this is not the case,” he said. “Through many years of responsible financial management, council can finance the construction of the Casey Cultural Precinct without an increase to rates using a combination of savings, a loan and external funding to fund the project.” Cr Ablett said the council understood the financial pressures facing residents but could not afford to stop investing in community facilities, parks and roads. He said the City of Casey had been “hit” with soaring utility costs and reduced grants from other levels of government, which were out of the council’s control. “While increasing rates is not our preferred option, we have to balance the external costs being placed onto council and our responsibility to continue delivering high quality services and building community infrastructure,” he said. “Over 120 people move into Casey each week. “We are taking steps now to future

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Community ommunity NE NEWS S Casey Volunteer Award winners announced More than 100 people came together at the 14th annual Casey Volunteer Awards to thank and recognise the outstanding volunteers who consistently dedicate their time, energy and skills to the community.

Make your voice count! The City of Casey has launched the Make Your Voice Count campaign in the lead up to the Victorian State Government election in November 2014. Council is seeking funding commitments from the Victorian and Opposition Governments for the following key projects which will enhance the liveability of Casey:

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Make your voice count: • Sign the online petition to the Premier of Victoria and Victorian Treasurer at www.makeyourvoicecount.com.au • Email or write to your local State Member of Parliament and election candidates • Tweet your views to @CityOfCasey using the hashtag #makeyourvoicecount • Like Council’s campaign on Facebook by visiting www.facebook.com/ caseymakeyourvoicecount • Join the conversation at www.caseyconversations.com.au

Bus service improvements Hallam Road duplication/ South Gippsland Highway intersection upgrade Thompsons Road duplication/ Western Port Highway intersection upgrade Narre Warren-Cranbourne Road duplication (stage two) The Casey Cultural Precinct The attraction of investment and creation of jobs in the Casey Cardinia region Youth mental health services

The City of Casey is inviting residents to have their say on Council’s 2014-15 Draft Budget. The Draft Budget features an operating budget of $239 million to ensure Council continues to provide vital services to residents and a $78 million capital works program to fund a range of vital infrastructure projects and keep pace with the needs of Casey’s rapidly growing population. All Councils in Victoria are required to undertake a new valuation every two years and the City of Casey undertook a valuation of rateable properties as at 1 January 2014. 9DOXDWLRQV DUH LQGHSHQGHQWO\ FHUWL¿HG E\ WKH 9DOXHU *HQHUDO DQG UHYDOXDWLRQV GR QRW generate extra revenue for the Council.

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The rates and waste charge for residential properties will increase by an average of 6.3%, which equates to less than $2 per week, ensuring Casey’s rates continue to be among the lowest per capita.

Pruning near Powerlines Throughout the year, Council maintains trees under powerlines in some areas of Casey.

Bookings are now being taken for the next Casey Cardinia Business Breakfast to be held on Wednesday 25 June.

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Pruning will occur in the following areas between May and October 2014.

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All residents are invited to view the Draft Budget and make a submission by Tuesday 17 June 2014. The Draft Budget is available for inspection at the City of Casey’s Customer Service Centres and on Council’s website at www.casey.vic.gov.au.

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The guest speaker at the breakfast will be Layne Beachley who is widely regarded as the most successful female surfer in history and has spent the last two decades committed to making it easier for young women to achieve their goals by establishing the Layne Beachley Aim for the Stars Foundation. For more information, visit www.caseycardinia.com.au or contact City of Casey Customer Service on 9705 5200. City of Casey Customer Service Centres:

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Council will consider any written submissions and adopt the budget at a Special Council Meeting to be held at the Civic Centre, Magid Drive, Narre Warren, on Tuesday 24 June 2014.

Cranbourne September and October Pearcedale October For more information about Council’s maintenance of trees under powerlines, contact City of Casey Customer Service on 9705 5200.

June council meetings Members of the community are welcome to attend Council and Committee meetings which are held in the Council Chambers at the City of Casey Civic Centre, Magid Drive, Narre Warren. Council meeting Tuesday 3 June, 6.30 pm Tuesday 17 June, 6.30 pm Tuesday 24 June (special), 6.30 pm

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Pictured at the 2014 Casey Volunteer Awards are (L-R): Brian Hetherton and Lindsay Harding (Casey Volunteer Group Award 2014 for Akoonah Park Men’s Shed Inc); Cathy Wieckmann and Mellissa McIlroy (Casey Volunteer Organisation Award 2014 for Christians Helping In Primary Schools Inc); Mrs Barbara Richardson (Casey Individual Volunteer Award 2014 for Community Transport & Support Services); City of Casey Mayor Cr Geoff Ablett; Mrs Robin Dzedins JP (Casey Individual Volunteer Award 2014 for Services to Conservation & Community); Mrs Meghan Porteous and Mrs Jenni Verhagen (Casey Volunteering Pair Award 2014) and Mr Justine Jaramillo (Casey Young Volunteer Award 2014).

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Speed review fails

Probe into fake police claim

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A THREE-YEAR campaign to have a speed zone extended around a Berwick school has been stopped in its tracks again by VicRoads. Renewed calls this year to have the school speed zone near Timbarra P-9 College in Berwick extended to cover a nearby school crossing on Ernst Wanke Road, under the government’s recent speed limit review, have been denied by the state’s road authority. VicRoads Metropolitan South East Regional Director Adam Maguire said the section of Ernst Wanke Road near Timbarra P-9 College was “not currently eligible” for a school speed zone at the “remote” school crossing. “Students at Timbarra College are currently able to safely cross Ernst Wanke Road at a flagged school crossing near the intersection of Parkhill Drive, Berwick,” he said. “In considering the eligibility of locations for school speed zones at remote school crossing sites, VicRoads’ assessment takes into account a number of factors, with the primary considerations being the speed limit of the road, pedestrian numbers and traffic volumes.” The call for a school zone extension on this stretch of Ernst Wanke Road was first made in 2011 when a 300-signature petition was presented to, and subsequently supported

POLICE who charged a man following the theft of money from car washes last week have also interviewed him in relation to impersonating police. On Wednesday 14 May, police charged a 31-year-old Berwick man after a number of coin machines from car and dog washes across Casey were damaged and some coins taken from them. He was charged with theft and criminal damage. Police also interviewed the man in relation to a report of two people impersonating police in Dandenong on Sunday 20 April. Police said a man was driving along the Princes Highway about 2am when he was intercepted by what he thought was a police car. A man and a woman got out of the car and showed him supposed police identification and asked him to follow them to nearby Maxwell Street. The two people then searched the victim’s car and took his mobile phone, driver’s licence and car keys. They then told the man to wait for other police to arrive before they drove off. Police said they believe the two people then went to a nearby hotel and used the victim’s stolen key to enter a room in an attempt to steal more items, but left when they realised there were other people inside. The man and woman then returned to Maxwell Street and stole the victim’s red Toyota Corolla. Police said the victim did not report the incident until later the next night, after realising he may have been duped. The Berwick man has not been charged in relation to the incident but investigations are ongoing. Police said it was a timely reminder for people to check the credentials of police members if they were wary and to report any suspicious behaviour to triple zero as soon as possible. Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

Residents Judy Owen, left, and Sue Wren, stand on Ernst Wanke Road with Narre Warren North MP Luke Donnellan as they continue to push for the school speed zone around Timbarra P-9 College to be Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS extended. 120439 by, the City of Casey, but the request current decision on the school zone He said the Berwick community was unsuccessful. The issue was extension. needed to be heard on the issue to raised again this year by residents, “The local community has been prevent a tragic accident from ocCasey council and Narre Warren calling for this safety upgrade for curring. North MP Luke Donnellan as they years,” he said. “A school speed zone extension called on the section of Ernst Wanke onto Ernst Wanke Road would make “Everyone is on board, including Road to be included in the governover 300 residents who signed the the bus stops and school crossing ment’s recent speed limit review. Mr Donnellan, who presented petition, the school council presi- used by students and others safer, the residents’ petition to Casey dent, former councillors, and Casey while not impeding motorists outcouncil in 2011, urged Transport council have now applied twice for side school times,” Mr Donnellan said. Minister Terry Mulder to change the the change.”

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Robotics on the run IT MAY be where the Running of the Bulls takes place but five students from Berwick Lodge Primary will be involved in a different, and much less dangerous, competition when they journey to Pamplona, Spain next week. The student team will leave for the Spanish city over the weekend to compete in the four-day international First Lego League (FLL) Robotics Open Championships. The event, which starts next Wednesday, is an international competition which tests the students’ ability to design, build and program robots across four different components. The five students from Berwick Lodge and five from Glendal Primary School in Glen Waverley have formed the Contol-Alt-Delete robotics team which won the national championships in Sydney last year and will now take on the best student robotics teams from throughout the world. Berwick Lodge Lego Robotics and Inquiry Learning teacher Traceye Rapinett, who will be accompanying the students to Spain along with principal Henry Grossek, commended the hard work and perseverance that would see the students compete in Spain. Ms Rapinett also thanked the robotics teaching staff from Glendal, Christine and Dan, for all their hard work in preparing the team ahead of the world competition. “It’s exceeded all our expectations, I’m so proud of the students,” she said. “All 10 children worked extremely hard.”

The theme for the upcoming competition is mastering natural disasters, with the Berwick Lodge team selecting wild fires as the most pressing issue for the local Victorian community. As part of the national championships the team built a prototype Hot Spot Spotter robot, which was intended to detect trees which are likely to explode following a bushfire. The students, aged from 11 to 13, have drawn on community groups throughout Australia to help inspire their fire preventative robots, including World Vision in relation to disaster management, the CFA in relation to dealing with bushfires, as well as the Department of Sustainability and Environment (DSE) and robotics experts. Ms Rapinett said she never thought she’d be on her way to Spain when she first introduced robotics classes to Berwick Lodge Primary School in 2010, influenced by the inroads Glendal had made with its own robotics classes and the new learning avenues it had opened. “We just want to acknowledge community support behind us,” Ms Rapinett said. “We’ve been trying hard to raise funds, within the school community and local community. “We’re proud to be representing Australia, we’re not just representing our school but representing our country. “There’s a lot of pride in that and we can’t wait to get over there for the kids to experience Spanish culture.”

POLICE are seeking information about a spate of arson fires across Casey over the weekend, which were deemed unusual for this time of the year. There were reports of five suspicious fires in the municipality between 17 and 19 May, all believed to have been deliberately lit. The first occurred on Saturday night about 8.45pm, where a 2004 Audi sedan was found destroyed by fire in Churchill National Park, Lysterfield South. Between 3.30am and 4am on Sunday morning, a Holden sedan was also found burnt out in open park land at the end of Cleopatra Drive, Cranbourne. Police also received reports of two fence fires on Sunday - the first occurring at 5.30am in Jacaranda Street, Doveton, and the other about noon in Filmer Crescent, Narre Warren South. On Monday at 1.35am, a Hyundai Elantra was found destroyed by fire in Huon Park Drive, Cranbourne North. The car had been stolen from Cranbourne East earlier that night. Anyone with information about any of the fires is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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Family violence push By LACHLAN MOORHEAD THE co-ordinating solicitor for the Casey Cardinia Community Legal Service has backed the State Opposition’s push for a royal commission into family violence. Opposition Leader Daniel Andrews on Saturday announced that the royal commission would begin early next year if Labor were successful in the November poll. Casey Cardinia Community Legal Service principal solicitor Vera Hardiman said she would fully support a royal commission into family violence. “Let’s face it; nothing else seems to be working. The figures surrounding family violence-related deaths in this country are horrifying,” she said. “Royal commissions provide such a wonderful opportunity to explore every facet of an issue. Family violence has complex causes and has

such a devastating effect on the community, we need to find more effective ways to prevent it. “A royal commission will give us an opportunity not only to investigate effective prevention but also look into appropriate handling of family violence matters, including sentencing of those people who breach intervention orders.” There were 1503 recorded family violence incidents across Casey in 2012-13, with children present for 1149 of them. And while Ms Hardiman acknowledged a royal commission was an “expensive and lengthy process”, she insisted that the potential benefits outweighed the cost. “I think a royal commission would validate the experiences of those affected by family violence and affirm the importance of the issues involved. I believe it will be welcomed by the local community,” she said.

“A royal commission is, of course, always an expensive and lengthy process, but nonetheless, if it can improve procedures, processes and outcomes and if it can more accurately identify ways to prevent it, then it will be worthwhile.” Cranbourne MP Jude Perera said family violence was as much a local emergency in Casey as it was a national issue. “Family violence hurts our whole community - police, courts, workplaces, schools, and sadly, our homes and our children,” he said. “The current system doesn’t protect the vulnerable or punish the guilty. This is proven in the City of Casey as unfortunately the City of Casey area is the highest for family violence assaults in the state. “We must do more and only a royal commission will give the experts a voice and find the answers we need.” Crime Prevention Minister Ed-

ward O’Donohue said Labor’s royal commission announcement was a commitment to spend potentially “tens of millions of dollars on high paid lawyers” to investigate family violence, and tell us “answers to questions we already know.” “The Napthine Government is investing more than $95 million a year to change community attitudes, to expand family violence prevention initiatives, to support women and children who experience violence and to hold perpetrators to account,” he said. “This investment represents a 30 per cent increase on previous Labor Government allocations.” Mr O’Donohue said the government had also included in this month’s State Budget an additional $22.7 million over four years to continue to reform the approach and response to violence against women and children.

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I refer to the article on the front page of the Cranbourne News on 15 May 1014. Firstly, why was councillor Wayne Smith the spokesperson for Casey Council? Are our mayor and deputy mayor incapable of speaking on behalf of our council - or are they effectively gagged because they are both endorsed candidates for the November state election? If so, the implication is that they cannot carry out their full responsibilities so should stand aside from their positions as mayor/ deputy mayor of Casey Council. Do I understand correctly that the political leader of the Victorian Labor Party is criticising the City of Casey for ‘an example of council misspending’ in relation to the proposed Casey Cultural Precinct? This from the leader of the political party which saddled every tax and rate payer in Victoria with the cost of building the north-south water pipeline and the Wonthaggi Desalination Plant plus for the Wonthaggi white elephant, an extremely expensive operating cost for every year for 30 years, even if it never produces a single drop of water for the citizens of Melbourne. A fine example of the pot calling the kettle black. I do agree with Mr Andrews on one point, however. Casey Council should not take the lead in creating such a precinct for the performing arts. As with sporting venues, the pressure (and responsibility) for such facilities must originate from individuals with a personal interest and experience in that field plus financial backing and with the skills plus experience to operate it either at a profit or, at least, with minimum ongoing costs to the ratepayers. Since such a precinct can only succeed with an entrepreneurial management, it is plain that bureaucrats, such as council managers and employees, will be useless in such a role because they are carefully trained to work within pre-set guidelines, rules and regulations or, at worst, precedents, all of which would stultify the entrepreneurial spirit. Council may, subject to having the support of most ratepayers, offer some financial assistance to such a project in its early stages but they must not saddle ratepayers with future upkeep and maintenance bills for a possible white elephant, which is certainly well outside the normal responsibilities of a municipal council and carries the possibility of further empire building within council. Finally, as a point of interest and with a view to reducing the cost of council to ratepayers, I would draw your readers’ attention to the story about the Mitchell Shire Council’s chief executive officer who has determined to improve that council’s financial position by reducing the number of directorates from four to three and making a number of job cuts, including one director post. I wonder if Casey Council would consider taking a similar stand to reduce costs to ratepayers? But then, I suppose one could envisage, in theory, pigs with wings. Allan Tully, Cranbourne East.

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THE purpose of the Australian Government is to govern in the interests of all Australians, irrespective of political allegiance or the lack of it, or social status or the lack of it. The current Abbott Government, in the form of its first Federal Budget, is deliberately ignoring and failing in the most basic of all its obligations. The above is blindingly obvious, not because this letter writer says it is, but because of the Government’s well publicised actions. The budget deficit has to be dealt with, but not this way. Mr Abbott and Mr Hockey’s idea is to make token temporary gestures, a temporary Parliamentary pay freeze, a levy on those over $180,000 a year for two to three years.

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Terminal decline Bridget Cook is to commended for her report You’re Terminated (News, 15 May). Councillor Wayne Smith is completely out of order for accusing State Opposition leader Daniel Andrews of “cheap political point-scor-

ing” on this matter. Cr Smith, I would like to say to you that as a justice of the peace you should have respect for evidence. Cr Smith, where is the evidence that Casey ratepayers want you, and council, to spend public ratepayer revenue on Arnold Schwarzenegger impersonators to promote local projects? Further, where is the evidence that Casey ratepayers support the use of commercial in confidence payments in this extravagant way? Opposition leader Daniel Andrews, however, must be applauded for his initiative and plans to cap rates on all home and property owners in future. There is evidence that Casey council has used public funds in prosecuting individual ratepayers for breaching council’s undemocratic public question time protocols. This is another issue the State Opposition should take up after the Coalition is thrown out of office in November - please reform the present draconian public question time rules at Casey council. John Glazebrook, Endeavour Hills.

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From left, resident Helen Jolliffe, Narre Warren North MP Luke Donnellan, Dr Stuart Rumble, Dr Ariane d’Argent and Holt MP Anthony Byrne are concerned by the impact a $7 GP tax would have on people living in the City of Casey. Picture: ROB CAREW tax will prove to be a disincentive for patients who live in the City of Casey. “It’s a big deterrent; a patient might not want to see a GP because they are anxious,” she said. “Why would they pay $7 when they cannot even afford a few things? “It’s very blurry when it comes to how do you pay that $7? Do you have to have $7 in your pocket when you walk in? If somebody comes here on an emergency basis, do you have to have $7 on you? La Trobe MP Jason Wood said people under the age of 16, or those who held a concession card, will never pay more than $70 a year through the GP tax. “There is a safety-net cap of 10 payments per year - mean-

ing that no-one who fits those categories will pay more than $70 a year for any amount of doctors’ visits, and if they need to visit the doctor’s clinic for mental health planning or certain chronic or terminal conditions they will not have to pay the $7 at all,” he said. “Most importantly, providers will have the discretion of whether to charge the $7 patient contribution.” For each $7 patient contribution, $5 will go towards the Medical Research Future Fund, also announced in last week’s budget. “This fund will be the largest of its kind in the world, and by 2023 will distribute around $1 billion per year, doubling the Australian Government’s direct medical research funding,” Mr Wood said.

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Berwick Lodge Primary School Principal Henry Grossek fears the cuts to education outlined in the Federal Budget will leave Casey schools reeling. Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS school level to continue to provide a range of programs and services that we currently do,” he said. “It’ll be a big problem in terms of meeting the needs of children with disabilities, that’s an area of growing demand in all schools; schools are already straining to meet the needs of those students adequately,” he said. Mr Grossek also questioned the Federal Government’s decision to extend the National

School Chaplaincy Program, worth more than $240 million over four years, while scrapping funding for non-religious counsellors. La Trobe MP Jason Wood said the “growth rate” of education funding was being pulled back, but not cut. “In reality what’s happening with schools funding are not cuts, it is a winding back of the growth rate of funding to schools,” he said.

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A special kind of someone By BRIDGET COOK IT would be hard to find more reluctant award recipients than at the Casey Volunteer Awards winners. That’s because volunteering takes a special, selfless kind of person, someone who is willing to give up countless hours of their time and energy, often for no recognition or reward other than knowing they are doing what they can to help others. But the recipients received the recognition they deserved at the 14th annual awards which were held at the Casey Civic Centre on Friday night. The council honoured more than 70 people and organisations that were nominated and announced six winners. City of Casey mayor Geoff Ablett said the awards recognised the most outstanding of Casey’s many volunteers and celebrated the commitment shown by those who make an extraordinary contribution. “Whether it’s in the arts, education, disability services, sport and recreation, emergency services, health care, migrant support or aged services, Casey’s local volunteers are all working to improve people’s lives,” he said. “Each volunteer, in their own way, has made a significant contribution towards making our community a better place. “I congratulate every nominee as well as the volunteers who may not have been nominated this year but are out there doing good work all year round - your achievements are inspiring.” The 2014 Casey Volunteer Award winners: Robin Dzedins - Casey Individual Volunteer Award For more than 20 years, Robin Dzedins has volunteered with a broad range of conservation and community organisations throughout Casey. Her knowledge and interest in the conservation of bushland and coastal environments in Casey has led to volunteer roles with the Friends of Warneet Environmental Group, Western Port Catchment Committee and City of Casey Conservation Advisory Committee. Ms Dzedins also volunteers her time and expertise as a committee member on

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together to help families with a child or children on the autism spectrum and each volunteering 10 hours a week for the group. Ms Porteous said it was an honour to receive the award. “Every week we get together with kids and families and support them in their challenges surrounding autism,” she said. “We live the challenge every week and we share our knowledge and experiences with the rest of our group. “This is for all the families out there who may be struggling with autism.” Akoonah Park Men’s Shed - Casey Volunteer Group Award The Akoonah Park Men’s Shed offers a great place for men to meet, mingle, share a cuppa and maybe apply their expertise in trades. Since it began in 2012, the group has grown from about 20 men who attended the first meeting to more than 80 members today. The volunteers take part in local community events, meet with local service groups and arrange talks on men’s health issues for their members. The benefits of the group extend beyond the men, to their wives, families, friends and colleagues. President Brian Hetherton said the group’s large attendance showed the need for such an organisation in Casey. “The camaraderie of the men’s shed is something you have to be a part to really appreciate,” he said. Christians Helping in Primary Schools Inc (CHIPS) - Casey Volunteer Organisation Award CHIPS is a local children’s charity which provides about 300 volunteers who are linked with and support local primary school communities in Casey. Programs run by CHIPS volunteers in schools each week include day activities, sailing, mentoring, camps and family fun days. A significant volunteer activity was the first Christmas with CHIPS lunch, held in 2013, where 106 volunteers came together offering help to organise the lunch which was attended by 46 needy families. CHIPS has one full time and 13 part-time staff and, together with the volunteers, make contact with more than 6000 primary school children. The ripple effect of the CHIPS activities are felt throughout families and communities, enriching the lives of those involved and have a positive impact on the Casey community. CHIPS camp co-ordinator Mellissa McIllory thanked all those involved in CHIPS for making their program possible. “We have just put 50 kids, who have experienced abuse and neglect, on a bus to Phillip Island for the Life Gets Better camp,” she said. “There are more than 100 volunteers ready to hang out with them for the whole weekend.”

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WITH heads bowed and their hands held aloft before their sombre faces, the elderly women prayed. Such was the scene on Tuesday morning as the Hampton Park Turkish Seniors Group spared a thought for the people of Soma, Turkey, where officials say a coal mine explosion has claimed the lives of 301 people and caused widespread grief. Hampton Park Turkish Seniors Group president Kim Hasan said the group had spared much more than a single thought for the town of Soma since the mine exploded on 13 May. “It’s a disaster, we’ve all been very sympathetic towards them for a week, we’ve all been upset about it,” she said. “They’re very sad, every week we pray altogether. “Every week we play music but because of what happened we didn’t put music on. “It’s so sad, all week they’ve (Turkish seniors) been crying and they’ve been going to the mosque. “At the mosque they don’t talk about anything else but this.” Ms Hasan said the Turkish seniors will help their “cousins” in Soma in any way they can, with plans already formulating to send both money and clothes to Soma. “If we need to we’re going to. We’re all Turkish and we’ll be glad to help,” she said. “They can’t afford much because they’re seniors but whatever they can.” At the time of the mine explosion, which is still under investigation, 787 people were reportedly trapped underground before rescue operations got underway, while there are claims that the death toll is higher than 340.

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Kim Hasan, the president of the Hampton Park Turkish Seniors Group, said members had been praying for their “cousins” in Soma, Turkey, where more than 300 people have lost their lives in a coal mine explosion. “We’re here in Australia but our hearts are with them,” Ms Hasan said.“Everybody here and there wants this thing not to repeat itself. “It’s just like here, we had mine disasters, it will happen, it’s mines, but you can prevent it.”

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TWO Casey sergeants were on Monday recognised for their 70 years’ combined service to Victoria Police. Sergeant Ian Lane from the Cranbourne Family Violence team received a 35-year service award at the Southern Metro Region Division 3 honours and awards ceremony at Pakenham’s Cardinia Cultural Centre on 19 May. Endeavour Hills Sergeant Michael Sheer took home a 35-year clasp for his Victoria Police Service Medal (VPSM) and a second clasp for his National Medal. The National Medal is awarded for 15 years of service and clasps are added for each additional 10 years. The National Police Service Medal (NPSM) recognises ethical and diligent service and among its recipients were Narre Warren Sergeant Sean Murray, Cranbourne Sergeants Barry Jeffrey and Gavin Buchan, Cranbourne Family Violence Sergeant Ian Lane and Endeavour Hills Leading Senior Constable Martin Read. Endeavour Hills Senior Constable

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Grzegorz Pajor and Casey Family Violence Senior Constable Peta BlackettSmith took home VPSMs recognising their 10 years of service. Casey CIU Sergeant Andrew Payne and Narre Warren Victorian public servant Kaye McBean received 20 year clasps for their VPSMs. VPSM 25-year clasps and National Medal first clasps went to Narre Warren Leading Senior Constable Stephen Foster, Endeavour Hills Leading Senior Constable Peter De Sair, Casey Highway Patrol Leading Senior Constable Kenneth Niven and Casey CIU Leading Senior Constable Chris Lewis. Casey Highway Patrol Leading Senior Constable Glen Ziino received a National Medal and 20-year clasp. Cranbourne Constable Nicholas Walters was among 13 officers to receive a Divisional Commendation recognising exceptional performance at an incident in Noble Park last August. They arrested a man armed with knives who was threatening police and community members, resolving “a dangerous and volatile incident”. Narre Warren Acting Senior Sergeant Nathan Prowd and Casey Highway Patrol Senior Constable Leigh Royal were among six members recognised with the Humanitarian Overseas Service Medal for their work in New Zealand after the 2011 Christchurch earthquake. Southern Metropolitan Region Commander Assistant Commissioner Luke Cornelius said the division was the second largest in the state, serviced 13 per cent of the state’s population and faced significant challenges. “But there’s been a huge turnaround,” he said. “We’ve seen a significant reduction in residential burglary and we’ve also started to turn around public assaults.

Narre Warren Acting Senior Sergeant Nathan Prowd, centre, with fellow Humanitarian Overseas Service Medal recipients Pakenham Senior Constable Stephen Gibbs and Casey Highway Patrol Senior Constable Pictures: STEWART CHAMBERS Leigh Royal. 120464 “Public assaults are still up but the rate of increase has dropped off.” Mr Cornelius said the rise in family violence crime had slowed from about 40 per cent to 5 per cent thanks to work on problem behaviour with the community. “We’re leading the way,” he said. “But we won’t rest easy until every woman and child feels safe in their own home.

“Close to 46 per cent of all crime, particularly assaults, in this part of the world are family violence related. “That’s an absolute disgrace.” Mr Cornelius acknowledged the many loved ones alongside the morning’s medal recipients. “Thank you for giving us your sons and daughters, your husbands and wives, your mums and dads,” he said. Mr Cornelius urged the children

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Engineering for success By BRIDGET COOK WASTECH Engineering has continued its winning streak being named the best of the best businesses across the region. The Hallam-based business took out the top gong in the Melbourne South East (MSE) Business Awards on Friday 9 May which were held at the Karralyka Centre in Ringwood East. The win comes after the business was crowned the Casey Business of the Year and Casey Manufacturer of the Year in 2013, which qualified Wastech for the MSE awards. The MSE awards program is the premier business recognition program in the south-east region of Melbourne.

Nominations came from 10 municipalities which had won awards in their respective local government award programs. Wastech Engineering was the only Casey business to win a MSE award when it won the major Business of the Year Overall Business Excellence award as well as the Medium Enterprise category. Cardinia’s D’Angelo Estate Vineyard won the Small Business Award and Environmental and Sustainability Award. Wastech Engineering managing director Neil Bone said that winning two categories was a huge accomplishment and one that the company was proud of. “Manufacturing is a high pressure industry and it is ter-

rific to have our growth and success in this industry recognised,” he said. “We were still on a high from the Casey awards and have been leveraging off this in all our marketing so to win the MSE awards was a huge surprise and something we are all proud of. “We like to think the judges have recognised the effort we have put into our team approach within the business and the support and opportunity for growth that we offer all our employees. “We have a solid business vision and values system that has been communicated to all our team and is on display in our foyer for all our partners to see and be involved in.”

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By CASEY NEILL MANUFACTURERS in the southeast welcomed the company tax cut in the Federal Budget. But there are concerns the 2014-’15 plan won’t boost jobs and will put undue stress on jobseekers. Adrian Boden from the South East Melbourne Manufacturers Alliance (SEMMA) said there was “a lot of detail we still need to go through” but the 1.5 per cent reduction in company tax was “very welcome”. “The bad news is a decrease in research and development (R and D) incentive contributions by the equivalent of the tax rebate,” he said. “It’s significant. “When I made a presentation to the federal inquiry on manufacturing, I said the one thing that must be maintained is the R and D incentive. “If you want companies to innovate they need to be able to afford to innovate.” Mr Boden said SEMMA was also disappointed that jobseekers under 30 wouldn’t be entitled to unemployment benefits until they’d been out of work for more than six months. “We know there are people who could have been working for 10 years, be 28, have a family, and become unemployed and take six months to get back on their feet,” he said. “This will increase their stress levels and impact their health in general. “And I’m not sure that I can see where the government has assisted in the creation of jobs. “The Budget doesn’t seem to give a great boost to job creation.” Mr Boden said it was not yet clear if the federally-funded Enterprise Connect was ending. “They supply business specialists that can advise you on your company and grants,” he said. “We believe it is being shut down from 1 January next year and we’re not sure if it’s being replaced or not.”

A SMALL business that started in a Tooradin shed 20 years ago has received a $195,000 boost to help it meet growing demand. The Investing in Manufacturing Technology (IMT) grant will help Universal Shower Base grow four-fold over the next three years. Marketing manager Adrian Barr said it was great to see the State Government supporting small business. “It would be fantastic to see the financial community also support local manufacturers and not reward those that import,” he said. “It would be great to see an emphasis on the financial community getting behind local business to grow and employ more people.” Manufacturing Minister David Hodgett, visiting the facility in Elliott Road, Dandenong, earlier this month, said the cash would help the family business to buy and install new cold moulding machinery and infrastructure. “This will increase exports by more than $1 million, create 51 new jobs and enable 13 existing employees to transition to higher duties,” Mr Hodgett said. Project manager Rebecca Lowery’s father Richard started the business in 1992. “My father originally used to manufacture out of a shed on his farm in Tooradin,” she said. “Then the business grew and moved to a factory in Dandenong. I started working with my father in 2003.” Ms Lowery said the team was ex-

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product which saved time and money. “The shower base is a one piece, perfectly-formed floor which includes the correct fall and the waste outlet as one complete piece - not the sum of different parts and different trades,” he said. “We reduce the trade requirement and we speed up the creation time. “So rather than taking four or five days to create a shower floor, our shower floor is installed in a morning and can be prepared for tiling the same day. “We remove that labour cost and that labour downtime and we get people back into their bathrooms faster.” Mr Barr said the grant was gamechanging. “Because we have a unique problem where we’ve got a high demand but a low output,” he said. “Now our output’s going to increase to meet demand and beyond,” he said, He said the business was determined to continue to manufacture in Australia. “We’re a small, privately owned business so we’re reasonably dynamic and don’t have the constraints of the corporates - they have a tendency to look outside their manufacturing base,” he said. “We’re conscious of the desire to grow our team internally. “Most of the guys here have been with the business for quite some time. They like what they do. “It’s a great team environment,” he said.

Asia trade in the pink with apple packers By LACHLAN MOORHEAD MAJOR fruit importers and retailers from Asia flocked to apple packing sheds in Narre Warren earlier this month on a Victorian Government-led fact finding mission. The importers’ visit came as it was announced in this year’s State Budget that $35 million would be allotted to the government’s Food to Asia Action Plan.The Asian delegation - from Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore and China - visited the Montague Fresh Orchard in Narre Warren in search of new trade opportunities to meet the growing demand for premium fruit, while also visiting the Nine Mile Fresh sheds in Tynong, as well as the

Melbourne Wholesale Market. Minister for Agriculture and Food Security Peter Walsh said the tour was an opportunity for the international representatives to explore and evaluate Victoria’s Pink Lady apple industry. “The Victorian Coalition Government is committed to helping our food and fibre producers enter new export markets and grow existing markets,” he said. “Inward trade missions are a great opportunity for Victorian producers to showcase their fruit and build relationships with key importers from the growing Asian market. “The growing middle-class population in Asia means more consumers there are demanding the high-quality

products that Victoria can provide. “This visit is one of many steps in developing that export relationship under the Victorian Coalition Government’s Food to Asia Action Plan.” Apple and Pear Australia (APAL) CEO John Dollisson said the Asian importers had been impressed by the taste and quality of the Pink Lady produce. “Australia’s reputation for high food safety standards is also a great asset,” he said. “With Pink Lady apples making up 44 per cent of apples grown in the Goulburn Valley, we see huge potential for increasing exports of them.” Mr Walsh said the visit was part of a three year government partner-

ship with APAL which is expected to increase Victorian apple and pear exports by at least 10 per cent by 2015. “This shows the value in the Coalition Government’s commitment to partnering with industry bodies that are willing to co-invest,” Mr Walsh said. “For example, another promotion of Pink Lady apples to Malaysia last year under this partnership resulted in a 66 per cent increase in Australian apple exports to Malaysia. “The Coalition Government will continue to work with APAL and other industry bodies to grow exports, put more Victorian food on Asian tables and drive Victoria’s long term economic growth.”

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Lock up call out POLICE will send letters to motorists caught leaving their vehicles unlocked to tackle a spike in thefts. Leading Senior Constable Annemarie Logan from the region’s proactive unit launched Operation Secure All Valuables and Equipment (SAVE) at Dandenong Railway Station this month. PSOs and transit officers across Casey, Greater Dandenong and Cardinia will forward unsecured vehicles’ registrations details to Ldg Sen Const Logan who will send a letter to the registered owner. It will warn them that it’s an offence to leave a car unlocked or the keys in the ignition - one that attracts a $144 fine. “We’re negotiating with council bylaws officers to be involved as well,” Ldg Sen Const Logan said. “They’re wandering around looking at cars all day. They’re an extra set of eyes.” She distributed almost 2800 pamphlets at Operation SAVE’s 8 May launch with help from Greater Dandenong Neighbourhood Watch and other community members. They also discovered 34 vehicles unsecured or with valuables left in plain sight. Ldg Sen Const Logan said that the vehicle involved was unlocked in 25 per cent of reported thefts from cars. “We get calls about guys walking through car parks checking door handles,” she said. “One theft from a motor vehicle can lead to dozens of other offences. “It’s a ripple effect.” She said stolen credit cards and number plates could be used in petrol drive-offs, burglaries and fraud. She urged motorists to get one-way number plate screws from their local Neighbourhood Watch group, and ensure their windows were up, their doors were locked and no valuables were visible to reduce oportunistic thefts. “We’re trying to be proactive. “We’re trying to encourage people to look after their own assets,” she said. - CASEY NEILL

By CASEY NEILL ZOE Sabri’s passion for nursing the elderly in their own homes has earned her a national nursing award. The Narre Warren South 24-yearold won the Outstanding Graduate title at last week’s Australian Nursing Awards. She’s worked at Springvale’s Royal District Nursing Service since last year. “The main focus is to look after clients in their own home and our aim is to prevent them from ending up in hospital or permanent care,” she said. “People are very thankful for it. “You know you’ve helped that person stay at home and that’s where they want to be.” The judges described Ms Sabri as a caring nurse and commended her “obvious engagement” with the community, evidenced in a client’s praise of her “amazing people skills and interest in others”. The HESTA award included a $5000 ME Bank EveryDay transaction account and a $5000 education grant. “I have been thinking of doing extra study but money has been an issue. It’s been preventing me,” she said. “I was excited and appreciative to know my hard work is paying off. Somebody has noticed. “I’ve taken the initiative a lot. I was doing more for my clients than I needed to.” Ms Sabri has always had a passion for health. “As a child I was interested in the human body and how things work in the human body,” she said. She decided to give nursing a shot.

Nurse Zoe Sabri has won a national award. 119589 “I’ve loved every day of it,” she said. “It can be very challenging, there’s a lot of on your feet problem-solving. “You don’t have that support of doctors around you as you would in

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English speaking backgrounds. “It’s definitely a challenge, but it also makes you really culturally aware of their traditions,” she said. “I’ve even learnt some different words from different languages.”

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ST JOHN of God Berwick Hospital says, ‘Thanks a million’ as it celebrates the amazing work of its volunteers, as part of National Volunteers Week (12 - 18 May). Celebrations got underway at Berwick to acknowledge their 45 volunteers with a high tea extravaganza. Caregivers joined the volunteering team to share stories and formally thank volunteers for the compassionate work they do for the hospital and its patients. Jeanette Cronin, co-ordinator of Volunteer Services at St John of God Berwick Hospital says, “Our volunteering program has been operational since 2008. We have a fantastic group of people with a diverse range of skills and life experience who offer their time and services to the hospital. Their contribution greatly enhances the personal care we provide to our patients”. Jeanette explains that the hospital’s volunteer program has increased its numbers significantly in 2014 and has taken on board a number of students and young mums. Jeanette is delighted that the program has extended to people of all ages. A number of new roles have also been created to facilitate the increase in volunteer numbers. These roles provide support for the caregivers in most areas of the hospital and include clerical support in the form of assembling packages of information for mail-

IS sitting the new smoking? Obesity has now overtaken smoking as the biggest killer in Australia. This is one of the reasons the Chiropractors’ Association celebrates spinal health week each May, encouraging people to take better care of their backs. From 19-25 May, the Chiropractor’s Association is asking people to “Live Better - We’ve Got Your Back”. Think back to the 1980s. Olivia Newton-John was encouraging us to Get Physical. Children born in this decade had a life expectancy of 71 and 78 years respectively for males and females. Fast forward to 2014 and lifespans have extended dramatically. Some might be shocked to learn a male child born today can expect to live to 79.9 years of age and a female 84.3 years of age. Unfortunately though, as our lifespans have kicked on, the getting physical message failed. Sixty-three per cent of Australians are obese and that figure is still on the rise. As the Commonwealth Health Minister Peter Dutton said in March ... “Fully a third of Australia’s burden of disease is due to lifestyle health risks such as poor diet, obesity, physical inactivity, smoking and alcohol misuse”. This is the paradox. People are living longer, but do they want to live better? For many of us, a longer life is not enough. People want to be active, healthy and capable of enjoying those extra years. Improving our postural fitness and looking after our spine is an important part of designing a longer, healthier lifespan. Chiropractic core offers a drug free, surgery free way to effectively manage back pain. Forced early retirement can be a savage blow to hopes of prosperity and a nightmare if it’s coupled with chronic back pain. Retiring too early due to chronic pain may be prevented by seeing a chiropractor. Chiropractic care is an effective management of all types of back pain.

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St John of God volunteer Nola Stebbing helping a patient. 120462 outs to patients and medical practitioners, support for patients attending the new Day Oncology Unit by serving refreshments where appropriate and support caregivers in the clinical areas of the hospital where volunteers are able to assist patients to access their meals as well as provide a courier service between departments for caregivers. Lisa Norman, CEO at St John of God Berwick Hospital, says “Our volunteers are energetic, passion-

ate and caring. Many choose to volunteer at the hospital after being a patient here; or have had a loved one attend the hospital as a patient. It’s heart-warming that they wish to ‘give back’ to help others and, of course, we are immensely grateful for what they do”. Trish Nicholson, volunteer at the hospital for five years has served many organisations over decades as a volunteer. “I have volunteered for many

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The staff at Body Be Best are ready to help their clients. injuries to issues including carpal tunnel, plantar fascitiis (heel pain) and core strengthening. The friendly staff includes Samantha who is a remedial massage therapist, Shannon a registered nurse with an advanced practice diploma and Laurelle who has bachelor of nursing with an advanced practice diploma and all are there to help aid in their clients’ recovery. Body Be Best is currently

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ONE person in Australia will die from bowel cancer every two hours. And Dandenong Rotary is doing its bit to reduce this shocking figure in the City of Casey. Rotarian Trevor Harding’s niece Debbie Greer died from the disease about 15 years ago at the age of 38. “She’d had a colonoscopy as well and they missed it,” he said. “It’s scary. It’s really scary.” So he’s helping others avoid her fate by running a project that offers $10 Bowelscan kits at Berwick and Dandenong pharmacies during May. “We have saved five people in the Dandenong area,” Mr Harding said. “We give out, not enough, but around about 250 tests. “We would like to see four or five times that many.” Participants return the test to their chemist to be sent for testing. “These tests don’t detect cancer,” Mr Harding said. “They detect blood in your system, then they refer you to a doctor to get it checked out further. “Do not wait for symptoms to appear before acting - it might be too late.” Kits are available from Berwick Pharmacy at 51-53 High Street, St John of God Pharmacy at 3 Gibb Street, Terry White Chemists in Dandenong Plaza, Dandenong Central Pharmacy on the cor-

Trevor Harding, as part of Dandenong Rotary, is supplying Bowelscan kits to pharmacies across Casey and Dandenong Picture: ROB CAREW during May. 118940 ner of Walker and Langhorne streets, and Chemist Warehouse at 265 Lonsdale Street. Call Mr Harding on 0409 797 730 for more information.

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Community Diary Membership badges IT WAS almost a full house with 112 members present at the Narre Warren Senior Citizens Club on Wednesday 14 May. Ten-year membership badges were awarded to Peter Atkinson, Bev Sullivan and Arnold Van Boxtel from the Indoor Bowling Group, and to Brian Ludbrook from the Sing-a-long Group in recognition of their faithful attendance. Door prizes were won by Brenda Ludbrook, Reg Campbell, Irene Scholz and Pairin Starks. Henry Todd won a bread maker in the raffle, Josie Hauraro won a handbag and Pairin Starks won a box of handkerchiefs. Entertainer Marceau thrilled members with his singing and his versatility with his guitar, trumpet and saxophone. Vice president Cyril Gonsalvez congratulated president Dale Abbott and his wife Nancy on their 50th wedding anniversary. They were presented with a card signed by all the members and a bouquet of red roses.

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THEY may not have been walking on sunshine but it was pretty close. This month the members of the Westfield Walkers fitness group celebrated their 10th anniversary - 10 years of walking through Westfield Fountain gate every Tuesday and Friday morning, and covering an average of two to three kilometres each time. The Westfield Walkers, a group tailored for member over the age of 50, focuses on exercises to sustain their health and fitness while walking through the shopping centre.

Hearts Club Band album. The performance will take place on Sunday 25 May from 2.15pm to 3.30pm at Narre Warren Library, Overland Drive, Fountain Gate. The event is free and no bookings are required.

String along THE Narre Warren Library will host multi-instrumentalist and ukulele player AJ Leonard later this month as part of its Music Sunday program. AJ will be accompanied by cellist Jenny Rowlands as they perform their latest recording - a re-imaging of the Beatles’ Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely

AJ Leonard and Jenny Rowlands will be making their way to Narre Warren library this month for a special musical performance.

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Special Sunday session HALLAM Hotel is holding a Very Special Sunday Session on Sunday 25 May to raise money for the Very Special Kids Pink Piggy Appeal. There’ll be four hours of great music and dancing on the Hallam Hotel dance floor featuring: Nia Robertson, Hank’s Jalopy Demons, Andrew Swift and The Rattlesnake Choir and The Prairie Oysters. The kitchen is open all day 12pm-9pm. Special session 2pm-6pm. Get along to this great family day and help fund-raise for this great cause. All door proceeds donated to this special cause. Special thanks to GH Music. Adults $20, kids $5, under 7 free. Call the Hallam Hotel on 8786 0211 for more information. Hallam Hotel, 241 245 Princes Highway, Hallam.

Birds of a feather HUNDREDS of people are expected to flock to the 30th annual Bird Sale and Expo in Skye this weekend. Hosted by the Mornington Peninsula Aviculture Society, the popular event features everything anyone could need and want to know about birds. There will be a vast range of trader exhibits including cages, foods and bird accessories available for people to view and purchase from 9.30am. There will also be bird exhibit aviaries, face painting for children and vets providing surgical sexing and micro-chipping. Members of the public have the opportunity to purchase birds and get advice from more than 100 bird breeders and exhibitors from around Australia. They can also meet with experienced breeders at the club’s stand who can provide advice on bird keeping and breeding, as well as discuss the benefits of joining a club. There will be a vast variety of birds available to view and purchase from the common breeds such as budgerigars and canaries, as well as parrots, finches, doves and quail right through to some exotic species. The Victorian Zebra Finch Society will also be staging its annual show and exhibition on the day with more than 20 different varieties of zebra finch on display. The Bird Sale and Expo will be held at the State Dog Centre, 655 Westernport Highway, Skye, this Sunday, 25 May. The event will open at 9.30am, with the bird sale kicking off about 11am. Admission is $2 and children under eight are free. Refreshments will be available. Organisers said it was important to be aware that the event is run under a strict code of practice. Further information is available by visiting www.mpas.webs.com or by calling David on 0428 518 646.

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Kids on show for two big evenings By BRIDGET COOK THE talents of Lyndhurst Secondary College students will be showcased over two big nights of entertainment next week. The school is holding its Performing Arts Showcase at 7pm on Thursday 29 and Friday 30 May at Cranbourne Community Theatre. There will be dancing, singing, instrumental and drama acts as students take to the stage to show off what they have been working on in their performing arts classes and co-curriculum activities. Performing arts co-ordinator Catherine Blackburne said the performances aimed to showcase the talented students and give them a way to let others appreciate and share their talents. “We have students performing who have choreographed dances for their VET subjects, school bands, drama monologues, our

Wakakirri performance, singers and instrumental music students,” she said. “Students have been working on their performance since the start of term two and have been extremely dedicated in rehearsing and making their performance the best it can be. “It is great to have ex-students coming back to help with the showcase and we have even invited ex-students back to perform. “These students have left our college and are working in the music industry. “This showcase allows students to celebrate and share their talents with their peers and the wider school community. “It allows them to work with teachers, build relationships with other students and make lifelong friendships.” Limited tickets will be on sale on the night for $5.

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Red-y to rock’n’roll to a doo wop beat By BRIDGET COOK CASEY Grammar School students are ready to rock‘n’roll as they prepare to take to the stage in their school production. The Year 10 drama students have been busy rehearsing their rendition of the hilarious musical Doo Wop Wed Widing Hood and are inviting the community to come along and see the finished product. The story centres around Red Riding Hood and her sisters, Medium Purple Riding Hood and Big Green Riding Hood, who live with their couch potato parents. On the other side of the magical kingdom three princes - Strong Prince Justin, Wise Prince Jason and Loud Prince Frank - have to choose a bride. All three would like to woo Red Riding Hood. With the help of the Fairy Godmother, the princes set out on a quest to decide who wins Red’s hand in marriage, but the big question is whether Red is ready to get married. The 1950s rock‘n’roll fairy tale includes big bad wolves, hula hoops, evil queens and poodle skirts.

Mitchel, Nathan, William and Keely will perform in Casey Grammar School’s year 10 musical Doo Wop Wed Widing Hood.

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OMG - THE WORLD OF ACRONYMS - LOL MOST of us dream of having our own home and for some already on the property ladder work and life changes will most likely involve buying and selling more properties - a bigger home, a smaller home, a home in a different city, for example. But this can be a confusing experience, because for those not involved in the property market day to day some of the information available can seem like a foreign language even property advertisements and sale boards are filled with abbreviations. Do you know what BIRs, OFPs, OSP, SF and BRs are?

Make a list of abbreviations and their meanings so that next time you encounter them they wonâ€™t pose a problem. (If you want to start with those above, they are built-in robes, open fireplaces, off-street parking, single fronted and bedrooms). Another to watch for in advertisements is STCA. This means subject to council approval - for example, extend or redevelop STCA. This means the local council would have to approve your plans - and you cannot be sure that this will happen. Check with the council first.

BEST LAND BEST LOCATION

Following auction results in the newspaper, on the REIV website or by signing up to soldtoday. com.au for auction results in suburbs where you hope to buy is valuable. But results also have their own language: PI, SB, VB, PS, SO. Thatâ€™s passed in (bids not high enough to reach the reserve price), sold before (the owners received a good offer so sold before the auction), vendor bid (a bid made by the agent on behalf of the vendor to get the auction underway). PS means private sale, rather than a sale by auction, and

SO is, of course, sold, which is what every vendor hopes for. Another useful tool is median prices. A median price is the middle price in a series of sales, where half the sales are of lower value and half are of a higher value. For example, if 15 sales are recorded in a suburb and arranged in order from lowest to highest value, the eighth sale price is the median price. Learning the property jargon takes time, so donâ€™t be embarrassed to ask questions. As an educated buyer you will be more likely to make the right decision.

Ian Barker Gardens 2013 Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show

A TRULY BEAUTIFUL ADDRESS Introducing he Rise at Oicer, a unique and boutique neighbourhood of only 123 allotments. Located on the high side of Oicer at the base of the Beaconsield Hills, the neighbourhood is conveniently close to the future amenity of the Oicer Town Centre and Beaconsield. he developers of he Rise at Oicer are excited to be working with the award winning team at Ian Barker Gardens to create a range of garden designs for the exclusive use of buyers within the estate â€“ helping to create a truly beautiful address. he Rise at Oicer is open 11am-2pm Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday, and 11am-4pm on Saturday & Sunday. 418 Princes Hwy Narre Warren

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SALES OFFICE Open Hours Mon to Fri 9-5, Sat & Sun 12-5 233 Smiths Lane (Cnr Browns Rd) Botanic Ridge 3977

This material has been prepared with care and believed to be correct at the time of printing, however it is an indicative guide only. All information is subject to change without notice at the vendor’s absolute discretion and cannot form part of any offer or contract. The vendor reserves the right to presell, release and withhold certain packages from sale at any time. 1135161-KC21-14

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Vesper Drive Displays Clovelly 191, Narrabeen 197

Casiana Grove Estate Riverview 266, Sorrento 328, Queenscliff 416 11 Red Maple Dr Cranbourne West, VIC 3977

Parks Edge Estate Avalon 247, Newport 361

32 Pegasus Rd Cranbourne West, VIC 3977

Berwick Waters Estate Clovelly 276, Waratah 339, Breamlea 504 60 Flowerbloom Cr North Clyde, VIC 3978

150 Prendergast Ave Cranbourne, VIC 3977

27 Silkwood Dr Warragul, VIC 3820

70 - 78 Vesper Dr Narre Warren, VIC 3805

Phone: 9704 4050 Open 7 days 11am - 5pm

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Phone: 9704 4040 Open Sat-Wed 11am - 5pm

Waterford Rise Estate Clovelly 225, Franklin 329 ** New Design Coming Soon

Visit one of our display centres for full details of this limited offer. Offer available to new deposits left on or after 19th April 2014 for homes within the Bridgewater Range, is subject to change without notice, and may be withdrawn at any time. E&OE.

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WHY BOTANIC RIDGE? MORE VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY LOT AVERAGE

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· ESTABLISHED COMMUNITY OVER 75% SOLD OUT

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THE Beaumont by Premier Builders Group is the perfect home for those who enjoy the comforts of modern living but love period architecture. 4

2.5

Berwick Waters Estate, Grices Road, Clyde North, Melway 131 C8 Inspect: Saturday to Wednesday 12 pm - 5pm Contact: 1300 773 643 or (03) 8768 3600

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PERFECT FOR MODERN LIVING

THIS timeless two-storey home features four bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and a double garage. The heritage feel is encapsulated in the beautiful leadlight-enhanced bay window at the front of the home through which can be glimpsed an inviting window seat. The attic design features brick on the first storey and a second storey reminiscent of Tudor architecture with its black and white facade. Step inside and be welcomed into a formal living space with gas fireplace boasting an old-fashioned mantle and library nook that could also be utilised as a study. Ornate cornices, fretwork arches and high skirts complete the period feel. The staircase leading to the second floor creates an immediate impression, the feeling of grandness enhanced by the soaring vaulted ceiling. Real timber floors flow through to the meals, kitchen and family areas. The kitchen with its Aga-style stove has a walk-in pantry, country-style ceramic double sink and stone benchtops. The family room boasts a second gas fireplace and bi-fold doors leading to the covered deck. Bedrooms two, three and four and the main bathroom are also on the ground floor as is a powder room and laundry. Upstairs the highlight of the parentsâ€™ retreat is a fabulous claw-foot bath in the large ensuite, which also features a large shower, separate toilet and double vanity. The design of the Beaumont can be altered to accommodate individual needs. View The Beaumont for yourself at Berwick Waters Estate, Grices Road, Clyde North, Melway 131 C8. Display home open Saturday through to Wednesday 12 noon until 5pm. Please call 1300 773 643 or 8768 3600.

BEACONSFIELD

A TIMELESS ELEGANCE SITUATED in Beaconsfield’s most elite and sought-after Beacon Grange Estate, this immaculate four-bedroom plus study family-friendly home is set on a large block with plenty of room. The flawlessly presented home showcases three separate living areas of both formal and casual living at its best. The master bedroom boasts a spacious

9 Florence Terrace Inspect: Saturday, 1pm Price: Buyers over $745,000 Contact: Lynda McNeill, 0418 122 296 KAYE CHARLES REAL ESTATE, 9707 0111

It’s ours! - this young couple secured the first block of land at Highgrove. parents’ retreat with large walk-in robe, deluxe ensuite complete with spa bath; the light-filled gourmet kitchen is central to the home offering a servery for the entertainer of the family and incorporates casual dining and family room. A separate rumpus/theatre and formal dining/lounge room completes the living areas. The remaining three generous double bedrooms are located in the children’s wing of the home ideal for the growing family which enjoys its privacy. Stepping outside is sure to impress, offering a spacious yard with room for a pool. Entertain all year round in the oversized entertainment area offering plenty of room to move. You will never be short of storage with a three-car garage including rear roller access, together with separate side access leading to the 7 x 7.5 shed. This should satisfy the most discerning tradesman or car enthusiast, with room for boats, caravan, trailers and all the boys’ toys. Features of this property are abundant including ducted heating, evaporative cooling, indoor spa, shedding, side access and so much more. Easy access to supermarkets, schooling and medical facilities - inspection is a must to appreciate the calibre of this home.

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FAMILIES ARE SOLD ON HIGHGROVE A young couple beamed at each other as they stood on their new block of land at Highgrove and ran their hands over the large red ‘sold’ sticker. The couple snapped up the first block of land at Highgrove at the estate’s VIP launch on Saturday 3 May. Highgrove, which is nestled among the quiet rural ambiance of Clyde North, is the latest residential development by Brown Property Group. More than 50 guests attended the VIP launch. The master planned community will eventually boast 900 homes in four precincts linked by an extensive network of parks and open recreation space. The parklands will foster a sense of community to promote neighbourhood get-togethers, casual sporting events, children’s play and weekend picnics. There is also a planned recreation loop which will provide opportunities for walking, running and cycling. Development manager Ryan Pritchard said Highgrove combined “country charm with urban convenience”. He said it was close to a range of amenities, including schools, shops,

public transport and recreation facilities, in Berwick and Cranbourne North. “We are very excited about the wonderful views offered at Highgrove as well as being so close to some key local amenities such as the township of Berwick and Casey Fields,” said Mr Pritchard. “The estate has been designed with family and community in mind. “There will be a definite community feel thanks to the interlinked network of parks, but residents will have all the amenities the area has to offer on their doorstep.” Highgrove includes a range of block sizes to accommodate a range of family needs. A sales office is now open daily from 11am to 5pm and a display village will open by the end of the year. Mr Pritchard said the Highgrove team was excited about welcoming new residents and “bringing the community to life”. Highgrove is at the corner of BerwickCranbourne Road and Pattersons Road, Clyde North. For more information contact Linda on 1800 444 447.

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MILES ABOVE AND BEYOND POSITIONED in a prime location of The Chase estate is this ex-display Porter Davis build with all the bells and whistles thrown in. As you walk through the front door

80 Bridgewater Boulevard Inspect: Saturday, 2pm-2.30pm (photo ID required) Price: Suit buyers over $599,000 Contact:Rob Ciesluk, 0479 112 476 or Kristen Turner, 0410 615 228 CHRIS PEAKE REAL ESTATE, BERWICK, 9707 5300

one thought runs through your head “I should live here!” Towards the front of this spectacular home you have the oversized master bedroom with parents’ retreat, in case you want to read a book while the kids have their friends over watching movies in the theatre room, which is located on the other side of this marvellous home. The master bedroom’s walk-in robe and double stone vanity ensuite are also to envy. The front formal lounge room with gas log fire emits an ambience of bliss during those cold winter nights, proving you’ll be the envy of your friends. The enormous stone bench kitchen comes with all the bench space you could ever want and more and if that’s not enough this home also comes with two ovens installed and ready to go. The outdoor alfresco area has an almost Tuscan feel to it. Every part of this home screams quality. Extra luxuries include Blanco stainless steel appliances, split-system cooling in the rumpus, ducted heating, evaporative cooling, double lockup garage with internal access, water tank with pump, alarm and much more. If you want a quality home set in one of the best estates in Berwick, inspect now.

BERWICK

BIG BLOCK’S PRIME LOCATION 4

3 Alsop Lane Inspect: Saturday, 2pm-2.30pm Price: Buyers over $700,000

CALL 0487 888 038 (Greg Rankin)

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Contact: John Vandermerwe, 0459 076 919 GRANT’S ESTATE AGENTS, BERWICK, 9707 5555

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THIS elegant executive residence sits on one of Edrington Park Estate’s largest allotments of 1000 square metres. This magnificent home boasts four deluxe bedrooms (stunning main retreat) and fully renovated bathroom including oversize shower. Vaulted high ceilings, a glorious formal living and dining room separated by a fireplace, premium blackwood kitchen with quartz benchtops, glass splashbacks and double stainless fan-forced oven. The open meals area has sandstone tiles, a huge informal living area, with the comforts of central heating and splitsystem air-conditioner, private manicured gardens with two large water tanks to keep gardens looking beautiful, and pergola area to entertain your friends and family. Superbly positioned close to quality schools, freeways and public transport.

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‘INVERESK’, circa 1891, is a landmark Berwick location. THIS magnificent Federation Edwardian home is one of Berwick’s original dwellings, constructed in the late 1800s. There have been very few changes to the residence over many years, save for modern conveniences such as hydronic heating and kitchen upgrades. Its location is second to none on the Berwick Hill, at the corner of Rutland Road and High Street. Set on a superb landscaped allotment of 1248 square metres with magnificent ornamental gardens and water feature, the residence boasts large ornate verandahs and a gable roof design. There is a striking internal archway, 14foot ceilings, original timber Baltic floors and tiling, ornate cornices and distinctive wallpapering associated with the era. Upon entering the magnificent hallway, there are three huge bedrooms with open fireplaces, a formal lounge, dining/pool room with open fireplace, downstairs cellar, bathroom with an open fireplace, study, and beautiful jarrah kitchen with an Ilve cooker, meals area, and delightful conservatory, all with majestic garden views. This outstanding residence has much to offer, a must see property to appreciate, of historical significance.

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93 High Street Inspect: By appointment Auction: Saturday, 24 May, 11.30am on site Contact: Steve Keam, 0418 593 554 L.J. HOOKER, BERWICK, 9707 2155

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BEACONSFIELD

19 Florence Terrace Timeless Elegance in Prestigious Location NEW LISTING

Situated in Beaconsfield´s most elite and sought after Beacon Grange Estate, is this immaculate 4 bedroom plus study family friendly home set on a large block with plenty of room. The flawlessly present home showcases 3 separate living areas of both formal and casual living at its best. The master bedroom boasts spacious parents retreat with large walk in robe, deluxe ensuite complete with spa bath; the light filled gourmet kitchen is central to the home offering a servery for the entertainer of the family and incorporates casual dining & family room. A separate rumpus/theatre and formal dining/lounge room completes the living areas. The remanding three generous double bedrooms are located in the children´s wing of the home ideal for the growing family who enjoy their privacy. Stepping outsides is sure to impress offering a spacious yard with room for a pool, entertain all year round in the oversized entertainment area offering plenty of room to move. You will never be short of storage with a 3 car garage inc rear roller access together with separate side access leading to the 7 x 7.5 Shed satisfy the most discerning tradesman or car enthusiast, with room for boats, caravan, trailers and all the boys toys! Features of this property are abundant including ducted heating, evaporative cooling, indoor spa, shedding, side access and so much more. Easy access to supermarkets, schooling and medical facilities -inspection is a must to appreciate the calibre of this home.

Price: Buyers Over $745,000 Inspect Saturday 1.00 pm Lynda McNeill 0418 122 296

BEACONSFIELD

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BEACONSFIELD

Size & Substance with a Victorian Appeal

HIDDEN TREASURE

1 Parkview Cct stands proud surrounded by premium homes & in close proximity to parks, quality schools & Beaconsfield´s vibrant township. Showcasing 5 bedrooms, master with ensuite, spa & balcony. Living zones include formal lounge / dining, upstairs retreat, & open plan family & fully appointed kitchen boasting new appliances. Features are a plenty & include ducted heating, refrigerated cooling, S/S, security system, surround speakers, electric shutters on all windows to name a few. Moving outdoors the appeal continues with a large allotment of land approx. 1000m2 boasting low maintenance established gardens, double side gates, outdoor entertaining area & double remote garage.

Surround yourself in your own private haven. Approximately 3 of the 10 acres is cleared. Located in close proximity to the community of Beaconsfield Upper which boasts great schools &, sporting clubs. The home boasts a modern feel with 3 generous BR’s, master with ensuite & all with BIR’s, formal lounge & open plan kitch, meals & family room. Quality fittings & fixtures including new window furnishings, hard wearing bamboo floorings, wood heater & has two split system R/C A/ C’s & solar panels. Outdoors the appeal continues with four large water tanks, good size powered shed/work shop, sprinkler system, double garage, carport & a decked entertaining area & solar heated indoor/outdoor lap pool.

Price: Buyers Over $680,000 Inspect Saturday 12.00 pm Jeanine Presley 0438 332 411

Price: Buyers Over $698,000 Inspect Saturday 1.00 pm Jeanine Presley 0438 332 411

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EQUESTRIAN LIFESTYLE PROPERTY

’THE Ridge’ is a large four-bedroom plus study, two-storey family residence offering an outstanding opportunity for horse enthusiasts and anyone dreaming of a tranquil tree change. Situated in the picturesque town of Gembrook, just an hour from Melbourne with the Gembrook shops. With a school and restaurants just minutes away, this 12.5-acre undulating property comes complete with a large, immaculately presented family residence. It enjoys mountain views, two goodsized dams, a stable complex with hot wash, 40 x 20 menage, round yard, several paddocks with water and easy access, post and rail fencing plus electric fencing, paddock shelters, large machinery and hayshed with concrete floor and so much more. Used by the current owners for their own horses, the property would also make an ideal agistment property, riding/ equestrian school and training centre, agricultural enterprise or hobby farm (all subject to council approval). The possibilities are limited only by your imagination.

The home features: * Immaculate, character filled twostorey Tuscan villa-style home; * Beautifully landscaped gardens and lovely mountain views across to Gippsland ; * Balcony overlooking the pool and spa; * Quality fittings and fixtures and abundant natural lighting throughout; * Welcoming formal entry flows though to the very spacious kitchen and family room; * Large kitchen features stainless steel electric cooking appliances, dishwasher and rangehood, massive walk-in pantry and abundant storage; * Formal lounge, separate dining room and rumpus with wet bar perfect for entertaining; * Four large bedrooms, all with built-in robes and views over the property; * Master bedroom features walk-in robes, ensuite with spa bath; * Main bathroom plus water closet and powder room; and * Large laundry with built-in cupboards. Additional features include ducted gas heating, ducted cooling, garage with remote access, wood fire, sauna, ducted vacuum, mains water and intercom system. Inspections are sure to impress, call today to arrange your viewing.

GRAB THE PERFECT PACKAGE

THIS four-bedroom home with a modern fit-out won’t last long. The home features master with ensuite and walk-in wardrobe, two separate living areas, open plan dining and spacious kitchen with stone top benches and stainless steel appliances including 900mm oven. Extras include ducted heating, air conditioning, and sliding glass doors opening out to a concrete area an ideal space for an outdoor setting. The home is centrally located just minutes from Beaconhills College, and everything the growing town of Pakenham has to offer. This is the perfect package, ideal for almost anyone! Whether you are a first home buyer, astute investor, small family, growing family, or simply looking to downsize; this property should be high on your list of properties to inspect.

Inspect: By appointment Price: Negotiable over $330,000 Contact: Matt Ketteringham, 0412 930 177 or Kelly Miller 0431 309 655REAL BARRY PLANT, PAKENHAM, 5941 1977

BERWICK

EXECUTIVE LIFESTYLE AWAITS

Inspect: By appointment Price: On application Contact: Rachael Woodham, 0405 156 857 GRANT’S ESTATE AGENTS, PAKENHAM, 5940 2555

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LOCATED in the exclusive Affinity Estate, this home offers a unique, resort-style lifestyle at a fraction of the cost. Close to all amenities and boasting the use of the community centre, pool, gym and tennis court, this is low-maintenance living at its best. The house itself is just five years young and boasts immaculate presentation. Open plan in design, the kitchen overlooks the family living which has direct access to the outdoor alfresco area. All the bedrooms are large, the master bedroom comes complete with walk-in robe and ensuite. Your year-round comfort is assured with heating, air-conditioning, high ceilings and internal access from the garage. Ideal to purchase as your own luxury abode or as an investment (the property is currently tenanted until 5 September, returning $1,625 per calendar month). With all of this on offer, you’ll need to act quickly so call now.

T 03 9793 4455 faceyindustrial.com.au 6 Clow Street, Dandenong VIC 3175

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Auction 3 June 2014 @ 12 noon on site 1/11 John Street, Pakenham

Rare ﬁnd Indeed ! It is said that Olde Berwick and North side are some of the most sought after locations in town. If this is true, then don’t miss this opportunity for your family! This 799sqm allotment known as 17 Kramer Drive boasts being within minutes walk to Berwick Village and is seated high capturing views. On offer in the home are 3 bedrooms (master with ensuite & WIR), formal front lounge featuring open fire place, corner dining area, second spacious living area with outdoor access, adjacent is the generous workable kitchen complete with s.s appl and D/W, plus front study or small fourth bedroom (no BIRs). Timber floor boards throughout the main areas make a great feature and assist allergies. Additional extras include A/con, gas ducted heating, lovely established gardens, double undercover car accommodation, exterior store room, garden shed and within nearby school zoning. There is plenty of character whilst still allowing the ability for changes to make the home your own. Price: Buyers over $460,000 Inspect : By Appointment Contact : Michelle Gibson 0439 707 252

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Ideal for owner occupier or investment ! Inconjunction with John H Castran: John Castran - 0411 502 424

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Inspect: By appointment Price: $420,000 plus buyers Contact: Emma Andrews, 0407 053 200 BARRY PLANT, BERWICK, 9707 1400

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NARRE WARREN NORTH 37-38 Harries Court

AN ACRE OF PURE INDULGENCE Situated in a court position, this wonderful family home in excess of 40sqs of living offers the astute purchaser the opportunity to upsize to a property with all the "I wants" including a superb inground solar salt pool and a full sized mod grass tennis court. Four bedrooms plus study, with en-suite & WIR to the main bedroom, provide generous accommodation for the large family. A superb formal lounge/dining room, huge fully equipped kitchen with walk-in pantry, and family room with gas log fire accessing a gigantic covered entertainment area. The rumpus room or home cinema adjoins a large gym with high ceilings and powder room, and would be suitable for conversion to a new master bedroom or granny flat with its own covered entertainment area. Added features to this lovely home include beautiful Jarrah polished floor boards, ducted heating and evaporative cooling. External features include a double garage plus tandem carport, colourbond work shed, water tanks and landscaped gardens. INSPECT SATURDAY AT 1:00PM Buyers Over $900,000 Elisabeth Gunness 0418 310 524 or Ross Neilson 0418 331 696

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Neilson Partners Formerly Frank Facey DEWHURST 30 Beaconsfield-Emerald Road

CARDINIA PARK - 40 ACRES 2 HOMES, MAGNIFICENT SETTING, WATER VIEWS Featuring a custom built limestone residence, advantageously sited to capture cooling summer breezes and winter sun. From its elevated setting the main residence enjoys a stunning aspect that takes in the lake like waters of Cardinia Reservoir. Set back from its sealed road frontage the property is introduced by post & railed pastures and shelter trees. It comprises a mix of cleared pasture & grazed native timbered areas and has been successfully utilised for breeding both cattle & horses. A 3 stable complex (with additional facilities for dog breeders) together with 40 metre riding arena will delight any aspiring equestrian. There´s plentiful additional shedding plus the home´s superb 4 car garage & double carport under main roof. The home comprises 4 bedrooms, separately zoned master with ensuite & private deck, functional home office/study, grand formal lounge with stunning stone fireplace, palatial formal dining room and casual family lounge adjacent to the solid timber, generously proportioned kitchen. A glazed ´link´ separates the children´s zone from the main living area. Situated some distance away on the property´s 2nd road frontage sits a charming 2 bedroom cottage perfect for in-law or extended family accommodation. It is independent of the main house and enjoys a peaceful setting which includes a small garden & paddocks beyond. A wonderfully established property with great versatility, superbly positioned with ease of access to nearby Upper Beaconsfield or Emerald. INSPECT BY APPOINTMENT Buyers Over $1,250,000 Peter Watson 0418 105 402

BEACONSFIELD UPPER 60-62 St Georges Road

"KARYNGLEN" SPECTACULAR 11.78 ACRE COUNTRY ESTATE Inspired by the Great Southern Mansions, "KARYNGLEN" combines stately British Colonial Architecture with grand formal entries, stunning indoor/outdoor entertaining spaces and a truly breathtaking garden landscape designed by internationally renowned Paul Bangay that create a prestigious yet relaxed environment. Beyond the stone gated entry, the captivating residence offers 5 king sized bedrooms, palatial master suite with dressing room, ensuite & spa. Panelled study, expansive formal & informal living spaces, banquet size dining room, theatre rumpus room, and superb fully appointed kitchen. A classic Slattery & Aquroff iron balustrade staircase, herringbone spotted gum flooring, granite, marble & stone finishes, imported chandeliers, "Lacanche" Chassagne cooker, integrated Liebherr fridge freezer, wet bar with oak lined underground cellar, open fire places, and huge bifold doors opening to the expansive outdoor entertaining terraces. Externally there´s a heated 20m infinity pool, supergrasse flood lit tennis court, fitted rotunda & inground trampoline. For the equestrian there is a 3 stall stable complex with tack room plus 4 paddocks & 2 shelters. Further features include a 20 vehicle machinery barn, 3 dams, double garage with direct home entry, alarm, air conditioning, extensive water storage and garden irrigation. A spectacular Lifestyle property displaying grandeur & elegance only minutes from Berwick, excellent schools and local facilities. INSPECT BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Auction Saturday 14th June at 1:30pm Graeme Curtis 0419 538 940 or Peter Watson 0418 105 402

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Neilson Partners Formerly Frank Facey BERWICK 3A Edwardes Street

A UNIQUE AND DESIRABLE CONTEMPORY RESIDENCE - IN BRILLIANT "IN TOWN" LOCATION A stunning contemporary residence located within walking distance to the Village Center. Architect designed and constructed to exacting standards the home is both exciting to the eye and beautiful to live in. Encompassing some 39 sqs. under roof the home delivers expansive formal and informal living spaces, 4 double bedrooms, ensuite to master, study, superb family room, outstanding kitchen and spacious Alfresco outdoor entertaining area. First class finishes throughout include Jarrah flooring, stone benches, smeg appliances, 3 zone airconditioning, tinted glazing, cedar plantation shutters, smart wire entertainment hub, built in BBQ, security system, 3 phase power, water storage, double garage with remote and direct home entry. A sensational maintenance free lifestyle property in prime court location. INSPECT BY APPOINTMENT Buyers Over $950,000 Graeme Curtis 0419 538 940

EUMEMMERRING 6 Ferguson Street

OPPORTUNITIES GALORE Classic family home recently refurbished on a manicured 716m2 allotment. Superbly presented and close to all facilities and Monash Freeway, this property allows a multitude of opportunities for First Home Buyers, Investors and Developers alike. Three good size bedrooms, spacious lounge with gas space heating, separate dining room or 4th. bedroom, fully equipped kitchen including dishwasher, beautiful central bathroom, double brick garage and carport patio. Polished hardwood flooring throughout, terra cotta roof tiles, garden shed and more. An excellent opportunity not to be missed. INSPECT SATURDAY AT 12 NOON Auction Saturday 21st June at 11:00am Graeme Curtis 0419 538 940

NARRE WARREN NTH 7 John Joseph Crt 3

NARRE WARREN NORTH Â˝ ACRE LIFESTYLE PROPERTY Positioned in a most desirable location this sought after lifestyle property on 2084m2 will grab your attention! Master bedroom with an enormous ensuite & WIR, fully fitted study, stylish & well-appointed kitchen overlooking the expansive family living zone, light filled rumpus room with a feature gas log fire and formal lounge & dining room. The lovely north facing timber deck looks out to the expansive lawns & to the entertaining BBQ gazebo for all those family gatherings. Additional features are ducted heating, evaporative cooling, water tank, solar hot water, internal garage access & loads of storage. This property lends itself to the tradesperson requiring access for shedding or to the family simply wanting to spread their wings! INSPECT SATURDAY AT 1:00PM Buyers Over $749,000 Tracy de Riter 0407 343 629 or Robert Fyfe 0411 681 164

NARRE WARREN SOUTH 10 Rich Walk

ITÂ´S GOT THE LOT A fantastic opportunity exists here to secure this quality 2 storey home located in a quiet court setting. Complete with two large separate living areas and a central kitchen, this home is perfect for entertaining and family living. Includes three upstairs bedrooms, master has a full ensuite & WIR, study downstairs, and kitchen complete with all mod cons. Externally there is a covered pergola, low maintenance backyard plus a large workshop. Side access for boat/caravan/trailer and a double garage with internal access complete this well designed home. Close to all services, this is the one you have been waiting for. INSPECT SATURDAY AT 1:00PM Buyers Over $395,000 Greg Phillips 0417 144 907 or Troy Hastings 0425 869 936

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Neilson Partners Formerly Frank Facey BERWICK 10 Grenville Court

CLASSIC CONTEMPORARY ON THE PARK 1300M2 SETTING - SUPERB VIEWS In the absolute pick of positions with a commanding elevated aspect and the privilege of a direct abuttal to Wilson Botanic Gardens, this ageless Fasham Johnson built contemporary residence has character and warmth stamped all over it. Featuring expansive glassed areas, a clever open plan design with 3 separate living zones, four bedrooms; master with ensuite and 3 further bedrooms in a lower children´s or guest wing. A limed ash kitchen is the focal point with views out to Port Philip Bay and rearwards across expansive lawns of the Park. A rustic brick paved courtyard garden includes a generous alfresco dining area with built in BBQ, and a solar heated inground lagoon pool nestles into the front courtyard. Capped off with a four car lockup garage, this unique northside gem is something out of the ordinary. INSPECT SATURDAY AT 1PM Buyers Over $770,000 Peter Watson 0418 105 402

BERWICK 2 Georgina Place

BERWICK 20 / 21-25 Parkhill Drive

DON´T DELAY, INSPECT TODAY

RARE 3 BEDROOM RETIREMENT UNIT

Definitely put this family home on to your "To See" list. It is approximately 10 years young and in excellent order throughout. Situated in a court setting and close to various schools, Freeway, shops and public transport. The home includes 4 genuine bedrooms, the generous master has WIR and ensuite, formal lounge, good sized kitchen with stainless steel appliances, and a tiled meals/family room. Brilliant side access for caravan, boat or trailer and the double garage with remote control door has internal access. Numerous other features include ducted heating, air-conditioning and alarm. Will suit owner occupier or an astute investor.

Offering more space than your average unit, this beautiful ´house sized´ Independent Living unit is situated in the sought after Berwick Retirement Village. Featuring an open living room with adjoining Nth facing sunroom, spacious laminate kitchen, central bathroom, separate powder room, and 2.7m (9ft) ceilings. The 3rd bedroom makes for an ideal guest bedroom, dining room, study or additional sitting room. Other features include new carpet, fresh painting, gas heating, evaporative cooling, an oversized single garage with remote controlled door & internal access, and a private rear garden. The village provides a friendly & relaxed lifestyle, community room, bus service, and a 24/7 emergency call button. An adjoining Special Accommodation Home, and High Care Nursing Home also available for residents requiring further care.

INSPECT BY APPOINTMENT Buyers Over $450,000 Greg Phillips 0417 144 907

INSPECT BY APPOINTMENT For Sale $330,000 Andrew Brown 0411 043 625

BERWICK 49 Lawrence Drive

DRESS CIRCLE VIEWS PLUS SELF CONTAINED INLAW ACCOM This substantial clinker brick colonial residence is superbly sited on Berwick’s northside. It takes in sweeping panoramic views from its 2 levels. Upstairs features 3 bedrooms, ensuite, and generous light filled living areas including solid timber kitchen, formal lounge, dining room and family TV room. A brilliant lower level includes a large living area, fully equipped kitchen, separate bedroom and ensuite bathroom - perfect for inlaws extended family or perhaps a home based business. There’s also an oversized double garage plus extensive under house storage, an elevated sundeck with foldout awning and established secure garden surrounds. A unique and versatile property in an absolutely first class location. INSPECT SATURDAY AT 2:00PM Buyers Over $640,000 Peter Watson 0418 105 402 or Andrew Brown 0411 043 625

57 High Street, Berwick 9707 6000

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NARRE WARREN SOUTH 114 Langbourne Drive 4

TIMBER COTTAGE WITH LOTS OF POTENTIAL

ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFULLY PRESENTED FAMILY HOME

This delightful timber cottage set on a good size block, will draw the attention of those looking for their 1st home or the astute investor looking to add to their portfolio. Sitting on a good size block with potential for development, this property is worth looking at. Comprising of comfortable living areas and three good size bedrooms, timber decked pergola, huge rear yard, it the perfect place to start. Currently tenanted on a month to month basis with long term tenants. Inspection is a must on this one as it will not last long.

This gorgeous Rawdon Hill home was built to a spectacular finish by the owners and is kept in a maniculas fashion. It has a wonderful floor plan that caters for the growing family both inside and out. Presentation is first class and this home comes with 4 large bedrooms with full ensuite to main with corner spa, formal lounge, dining and extra study, a fantastic kitchen with granite tops & island bench, separate meals & oversize living with great family room. This beautifully displayed property has an alfresco with enclosed roller shutter, large outdoor entertaining, ducted heating, evaporative air conditioning, double lock up garage with internal access and lovely manicured gardens. Being walking distance to schools, shops and public transport, this home offers a lot. You will fall in love with this property as soon as you walk in the door.

INSPECT SATURDAY 1:00 - 1:30PM Buyers Over $320,000 Sonya McEvoy 0413 796 417

INSPECT SATURDAY 4:00 - 4:20PM Buyers Over $420,000 Geoff Horne 0400 996 550

NARRE WARREN SOUTH 14 Highland Crescent

NARRE WARREN 18 Bluegum Court

BEAUTIFUL LOCATION WITH A FABULOUS FAMILY HOME

GREAT INVESTMENT - POTENTIAL TO SUBDIVIDE (S.T.C.A)

This lovely presented home is situated in a well sought after location. Homes in this area sell fast for a reason, this is just a great spot. This wonderful home is built for the growing family and comes with four great sized bedrooms with ensuite to main, a large formal lounge, dining or extra study and an open kitchen to meals and family room. This home has ducted heating, evaporative air-conditioning, double lock up garage, an outdoor covered area that leads to a fabulous family size back yard. This is a property that you can grow in. Being close to parkland, public transport and shops, this is a wonderful location that is surrounded by good homes. Be quick, this is an opportunity to get the right house. INSPECT SATURDAY 3:00 - 3:20PM Buyers over $420,000 Geoff Horne 0400 996 550

This wonderfully presented home is situated on a 624m² (approx) block in a great court location returning $1278 pcm with a tenancy until 26/9/14 - tenants would love to stay longer. This is an opportunity to grab a good investment with 3 bedrooms with one main bathroom, a nice open plan living with kitchen to meals to lounge, a large outdoor area and great backyard that backs onto reserve. With plenty of room in the driveway to accommodate vehicles, the house is in a very good condition with heating and cooling and a lovely floor plan. Being walking distance to schools, public transport and shops and in a quiet spot that always sells well. INSPECT SATURDAY 11:00 - 11:20AM Buyers Over $330,000 Geoff Horne 0400 996 550

BERWICK 2/40-44 Warrawong Drive

1 CONTACT MICHAEL PATCHELL 0419 381 411 DO YOU OWN LAND AND WANT TO SELL IT? ADVERTISE HERE FREE OF CHARGE RESIDENTIAL 3 Ciliata Street

BEAUTIFUL BERWICK TOWNHOUSE This wonderfully presented home is situated in Berwick´s beautiful Timbarra Estate. Sitting on top of the hill with nice views, peace and tranquility and park land next door, this property comes with two large bedrooms with study and own balcony, a great kitchen to large meals/ family area and a formal lounge with high ceilings and decorative cornice. This fantastic townhouse has two bathrooms, internal access to a single lock up garage, ducted heating and a spacious backyard with its own rear gate. Being set in a lovely location and walking distance to Parkhill Plaza, Timbarra P9 school, restaurants and public transport, this home is great to live in or invest. Be quick as homes in this popular estate do not last long. Call now!!!! INSPECT SATURDAY 2:00 - 2:20PM Buyers over $350,000 Geoff Horne 0400 996 550

418 Princes Highway, Narre Warren 9705 4888

CRANBOURNE NORTH

374m²

130 H8

$190,000+

166 Mountainview Boulevard

CRANBOURNE NORTH

512m²

130 J8

$245,000+

2 Casuarina Court

NARRE WARREN

727m²

110 F3

SOLD

22 Highvale Crescent

BERWICK

620m²

131 C5

$330,000

50 Memorial Drive

NARRE WARREN NORTH

1517m²

108 G7

SOLD

27B Elgin Street

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785m²

111 G8

$480,000

Lot 1/44 Langmore Lane

BERWICK

859m²

111 E8

SOLD

6/48 Langmore Lane

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1002m²

111 C8

$850,000+

Lot 2, 4 Margaret Lane

NARRE WARREN NORTH

4885m²

108 H8

$420,000+

3 Rennat Court

BERWICK

1000m²

111 A2

$500,000+

ACREAGES/LIFESTYLE

Lot 20, 1 Tara Park Close

NARRE WARREN NORTH

2044m²

108 H9

$480,000+

Lot 30 Kostic Boulevard

NARRE WARREN NORTH

2000m²

108 H7

$550,000

49-51 Stylebawn Drive

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4201m²

111 E5

$850,000+

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PAKENHAM 15a Ryan Road

GARFIELD NORTH 70 Sanders Road

TRANQUIL, PRIVATE AND POSITIONED TO PLEASE

"PINAHRRU"

Located on a beautifully presented 5,000m2 allotment with established gardens this joyous, tranquil haven will delight & impress. Light filled formal & informal living areas meet the stylish kitchen with hostess appliances & excellent cupboard & bench space. There are 3 spacious bedrooms (master with ensuite) + study & family bathroom. Broad timber decked covered verandahs segue to a well appointed outdoor living area overlooking an in-ground solar heated swimming pool. A 40´ x 20´ steel shed, all concrete floored & powered provides both car accommodation and a large workshop. A dual entry sealed driveway conveniently accesses both the residence & shed directly from both ends of the property. A paddock will provide for your choice of livestock or simply a great space for recreation.

Located on 30 acres with panoramic views to Westernport this wonderful lifestyle property will impress from first sight. A bluestone edged driveway with established landscaping & shade trees guides you to the residence encompassed by mature gardens. At the rear, a stunning rock feature garden leads to a sandstone paved swimming pool built into a granite reef complete with cabana. The warm residence offers 4 bedrooms, main with ensuite & WIR, timber kitchen, informal living zone, separate formal lounge, bathroom, laundry, powder room & a 2 car garage with internal access. A mix of pasture & semi-cleared treed areas afford excellent micro climate. Two dams provide water security, excellent stockyards, a 50´ x 30´ Hi-Line colorbond shed & hardstasnd. This envious lifestyle property is only a phone call away!

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 2:00PM $680,000 Plus Buyers Nyall Greene 0409 560 778

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 3:00PM For Sale $1,170,000 Nyall Greene 0409 560 778

PAKENHAM UPPER 340 Huxtable Road

YOUR WINDOW TO THE WORLD Offered for sale for the first time in over 40 years and magnificently located in the dress circle of Pakenham Upper this picturesque 29 acre property features some of the best views in the district! The existing 1970´s home comprises of three bedrooms, two living areas and a large kitchen with walk in pantry that could be further renovated and extended. Alternatively an ideal home site at the top of the property would capture the amazing panoramic views of the surrounding foothills of the Dandenong Ranges. An abundance of shedding includes a 6m x 12m garage, hay sheds, cow shed and plenty of sundry shedding. Two reticulating dams, cattle yards, chicken run and fertile vegie garden add to this sensational property. With privacy and serenity assured, how you visualise this opportunity is limited only by your imagination! Dig out those lifestyle magazines and call your architect because it could be another 40 years before you find something like this! INSPECT SATURDAY AT 12:00PM Buyers Over $750,000 Matt Clark 0417 411 883

130 Main Street, Pakenham 5941 4444

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PAKENHAM 3/4 Jamieson Court

A CORNER CLASSIC OPEN TO POSSIBILITIES

DREAM INVESTMENT / FANTASTIC ADDRESS

Beautifully secluded amidst a colour filled garden is this charming family home located on a spacious corner allotment with separate car accommodation for two vehichles, including a workshop area. Newly painted, the residence offers three bedrooms, family bathroom, updated kitchen and a spacious family / meals area that opens up to a sunroom and vast outdoor entertaining area. Complimented by hardwood floors, ducted heating and evaporative cooling it offers the potential to further renovate or subdivide S.T.C.A.

Hidden away in a court location is this neatly kept Townhouse. Comprising of three bedrooms, light filled living and dining spaces and a vogue kitchen with quality appliances. Further improvements include ducted heating, split system air-conditioning and a single car garage. A stroll from Main Street shopping, public transport and parkland. Securely leased at $280.00 per week.

INSPECT SATURDAY AT 2:15PM Buyers Over $275,000 Todd McKenna 0418 391 182 or Troy Hastings 0425 869 936

INSPECT BY APPOINTMENT Buyers Over $265,000 Todd McKenna 0418 391 182 or Troy Hastings 0425 869 936

BERWICK 5/64 Gloucester Avenue

SO DAZZLING, SO DESIRABLE Effortless stylish living starts in this impressive three bedroom townhouse privately set back from the road and nestled within a pleasing environment which creates a positive first impression. The refined, light infused interior with 9ft ceilings is immediately appealing, comprising of a formal lounge, separate dining area and an open family/meals area that borders the beautifully appointed kitchen featuring granite work surfaces, walk in pantry and dishwasher. Recently recarpeted the master bedroom has a walk in wardrobe and ensuite while the two secondary bedrooms all have fitted wardrobes. Outside a private alfresco overlooks the tidy lowmaintenance garden. Attractive inclusions: gas ducted heating, evaporative ducted cooling and double auto garaging with the convenience of internal access. This pocket of is tightly held and greatly admired, only minutes to the train station, Berwick shopping precinct and St Margarets Primary school. INSPECT SATURDAY AT 2:00PM Buyers Over $560,000 Matt Clark 0417 411 883

PAKENHAM 146 Webster Way

YOUR SEARCH STOPS HERE! This ex display home is sure to impress; ideally located within close proximity to the M1 Freeway, Pakenham Train station and within walking distance to bus stops, schools, parklands and the Heritage Spring shopping complex. Sitting on a generous 676m2 allotment the home comprises of three generous bedrooms plus study; master bedroom complete with a huge ensuite with oversized shower, remaining bedrooms have built in robes. The kitchen is well designed with plenty of cupboard and bench space, stainless steel appliances and dishwasher. Adjoining the kitchen is a light filled meals / family room which opens up to the alfresco. Other features include ducted heating, evaporative cooling, double remote garage and established gardens with garden shed. Donâ€™t delay as properties like this donâ€™t stay! INSPECT SATURDAY AT 11:30AM For Sale $385,000 Troy Hastings 0425 869 936

130 Main Street, Pakenham 5941 4444

PAKENHAM UPPER 210C Toomuc Valley Road

FIELD OF DREAMS! Whichever way you look at this beautiful 8,075sqm (2 acre) allotment it offers the discerning buyer a peaceful country lifestyle in a prime position within the prestigious Toomuc Valley. With a Northern aspect towards the foothills of the Dandenong Ranges there are many prime home sites to choose from. Only minutes from the Princess highway and with underground water, electricity and phone available.

INSPECT BY APPOINTMENT Buyers Over $415,000 Matt Clark 0417 411 883

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SUPERIOR LOCATION AND LIFESTYLE In Berwick best address this luxurious four bedroom plus study home enjoys 1¼ acres of complete privacy. Formal dining and living, entertaining room, contemporary kitchen with granite benches, s/s appliances and WI pantry. Sensational outdoor entertaining with built in BBQ. All bedrooms have WI robes, master with spa en-suite. DLUG with rear roller door and side gated access leading to a huge shed/studio. Notable extras; high ceilings, ducted heating & vacuum and landscaped gardens.

FOR SALE 14-16 Cloverfield Close Open Sat 1.15 - 1.45 pm Siobhan Beeston 0487 901 590

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LIFESTYLE - LOCATION - PERFECT A perfect home for first home buyers and investors. Featuring four bedrooms, all with BIR (master with full ensuite and WIR), open plan family & dining room and separate lounge, spacious modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances, stone benchtops. Extra features are ducted heating, evaporative cooling, DLUG. All set in a fabulous Eve estate where you can walk to facilities such as Eve shopping centre, Alkira college, restaurant and cafes etc. An inspection of this home will delight.

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SPACE, QUALITY, CHARACTER AND CHARM FOR SALE 12 Merlin Drive Open Sat 11.00 - 11.30 am Eddie Atahi 0413 495 802

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Rarely does a property of this quality and location become available within Berwick. Loved, looked after and renovated with spectacular gardens and out door entertaining this 4 bedroom home demands attention. Set in one of Berwick´s best locations this inviting home is just moments from Berwick´s best schools, parks, transport, restaurants, cafes and shops. Some of the many conveniences include ducted heating and cooling, fully renovated bathrooms and spacious living areas.

Berwick 3a Gloucester Avenue

FOR SALE 42 Willslie Crescent Open Sat 12.00 - 12.30 pm David Martin 0477 667 776

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FULLY RENOVATED - DEVELOPMENT DREAM With this beautiful renovated 3 bedroom house that includes plans and permits for a unit out back you´ll be hard pressed to find better value on the market. 3 bright bedrooms with BIRs join the hallway to a fully renovated bathroom. Beguiling character is complemented by immaculate presentation, heating and cooling and brilliant position making it only moments to Fountain Gate, transport or the freeway. The approved plans and permits included will allow the keen investor to develop a second unit.

FOR SALE 54 Ireland Avenue Open Sat 10.00 - 10.30 am David Martin 0477 667 776

Don´t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to purchase a beautiful family home with spectacular views over the Beaconsfield/Guys Hill area and only 5 minutes from Brentwood primary, Beaconhills College and Eden Rise Village shopping centre. This wonderful home comprises 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a spacious formal lounge, large meals area, kitchen with beautiful views, great sized backyard with storage under the house, a single lock up garage and side access for a car/boat or caravan. Don´t miss out.

FOR SALE 8 Jarryd Crescent Open Sat 12.00 - 12.30 pm Chris Grant 0458 697 565

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CALLING ALL DOWNSIZERS

Berwick

Buyers over $345,000

YOU LITTLE RIPPER!

Perfectly positioned and priced to sell is this fabulous 2 bedroom property on a pretty cottage block. Master bedroom with BIR and doors to private courtyard. Central kitchen with separate breakfast bar area and space for dishwasher. Separate living room and door to courtyard garden complete with shed. Bathroom, separate laundry, heating/cooling and single carport with rear access. The perfect position on North side Berwick, opposite the park and only a short stroll to Parkhill Plaza shops and public transport.

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A PERFECT STARTER OR IDEAL INVESTMENT

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FOR SALE 3a Ava Close Open Sat 10.00 - 10.30 am Siobhan Beeston 0487 901 590

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Investors/first home buyers/down sizers take note! This well presented 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home is right on the money and will not last! With court location close to schools, shops & transport the home features: FES & WIR, formal lounge, gallery style kitchen, ducted heating, air conditioning, BIR’s, outdoor area, single carport with remote and rear access plus good sized yard with established gardens. Better be quick!

Berwick 3a Gloucester Avenue

FOR SALE 2 Moloney Court Open Sat 11.00 - 11.30 am Darren Burke 0417 509 006

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Narre Warren North

Buyers over $490,000

BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME ON 1 ACRE OF LAND! 4238m block in the highly sought after McKenzie Lane which runs off Fox Road. Previously part of a 2 acre lot, the owner has subdivided off this battleaxe block with its own driveway and fantastic outlook. Surrounded amongst quality homes and within minutes drive to M1 Freeway, Westfield Fountain Gate and Schools makes this the perfect location to raise a family.

Buyers over $360,000

LOOKING FOR A SWIMMING POOL? FOR SALE Lot 2/13 McKenzie Lane Open By Appointment Gavin Coyne 0417 309 650

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Three bedroom with B.I.R’s, master with full en-suite. The living areas with lounge & separate family/meals area, kitchen has an abundance of cupboard space.Outdoors you have huge covered pergola & a huge solar heated in-ground pool. The home also comes complete with ducted heating, quality window furnishings and timber floors & large shed.

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Narre Warren south

Buyers over $540,000

A DECORATORS DELIGHT WHEN LOCATION IS A MUST!

THE PERFECT FAMILY HOME

3 bedroom home on a corner block. Features include: Timber floors,solar electric panels & air conditioner. L shape lounge & dining, kitchen with cream bench tops, gas upright stove & double pantry. The bathroom was renovated a few years ago. Also has a carport, rear covered entertainment area, outside awning & garden sheds. Close to many facilites: bus services, & schools.

four bedroom plus study, master has a full en-suite & WIR & other bedrooms have BIR’s. Formal lounge, quality kitchen with dishwasher, spacious family room, separate rumpus room & upstairs is a fourth living zone. Expansive entertaining area fitted with cafe blinds. Double garage with remote front & rear doors, large carport & additional 9m x6m shed with it’s own bathroom.

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FOR SALE 9 Prairie Court Open Sat 2 - 2:30pm Terese Loverso 0408 125 206

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FOR SALE 25 Beethoven Drive Open Sat 1 - 1:30pm Gavin Coyne 0417 309 650

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SUCCESS IS CERTAIN, UNIQUE DESIGN

Buyers Over $370,000

GREAT POSITIONED FAMILY HOME

Feast your eyes on this, perfectly court located north side set on a 732m2 block (approx). Sophisticated on the outside, uniquely designed on the inside, this impressive home offers stylish surrounds for quality living & entertaining. Boasting 3 bedrooms plus study , master including walk in robe & ensuite. Entertainer´s kitchen with plenty of bench space & appliances ready to go with near by family area. This home is the complete package.

FOR SALE 4 Taree Close Open Sat 12:00 - 12:30pm Elder Ramos 0433 200 652

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Located in prime position close to heritage Springs shopping precinct, public transport and schools this family home ticks all the boxes. Boasting 4 generous sized bedrooms, master with full ENS and WIR, Fantastic open functional Kitchen with stainless steel appliances which overlooks the meals/dining area. Open plan family room and formal dining/lounge room. Step Outside into the lovely alfresco area a perfect place to entertain still with plenty of backyard space for the kids to play.

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Buyers Over $249,000

INVESTORS LOOK NO FURTHER WE HAVE THE PROPERTY FOR YOU!

NOT A CENT TO SPEND!

Situated in Narre Warren South surrounded by parkland this 4 bedroom home is ideally situated. A short drive to schools, café´s, restaurant´s, sporting facilities and Westfield fountain gate shopping. The home consists of 4 bedrooms all with BIR´s, the master with ensuite and walk in robe. Great size kitchen central to the two living areas and dining room. Fantastic outdoor entertaining area leading to a great open back yard with side access and roller door from the back of the double lock up garage.

2 bed, 1 bathroom, signal garage with remote and internal access to this neat and tidy Townhouse with open plan living and spilt system heating and cooling. Walking distance to Woolworths, shops, schools and local bus stop. Oven and dishwasher, heaps of cupboard space, 2 large bedrooms both with BIRs, bathroom with shower, vanity, heater and bath. Sliding glass backdoor to court yard with low maintenance gardens. Townhouse on its own title so no body corporate - hurry this one won´t last long.

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FOR SALE 13 Palais Close Open Sat 10:00 - 10:30am Rachael Woodham 0405 156 857

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FOR SALE 323A Rossiter Road Open Sat 2:30 - 3:00pm Matt Koster 0474 781 711

5940 2555

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STYLISH AND SPACIOUS Hallam 12 River Terrace

THIS stylish and spacious home presents like new throughout - if you’re looking for a first home or a no-fuss investment, then this one is sure to go straight to the top of your list.

Entertainers Delight With Unquestionable Quality & Style! This gorgeous 4 Plus Study Home with 4 Living areas is positioned in one of the most prominent and exclusive pockets in Hallam. Tucked away from all the hustle and bustle this double storey home will cater for all! As soon as you walk through the double doors into the extra wide entrance get a feel for what this home is all about. With the benefits of a low maintenance gardens with enough space to entertain even the biggest crowds, there is far too much to miss out on!

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58 Tomasetti Crescent Louis Jean-Pierre 0402 344 404 Athan Koutsiouris 0402 255 889 Narre Warren South 8785 0377 Shop 20, Casey Central Shopping Centre, 400 Narre Warren - Cranbourne Road

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Sale by set date: Tuesday, 10 June, 6pm (unless sold prior) Price: $420,000 plus buyers Contact: Daniel Mirabito, 0402 258 353 or Chantel Bonniface, 0451 234 434 BARRY PLANT, NARRE WARREN, 8794 6100

Be greeted by a fashionable facade and neat gardens, and enter to find a light-filled home with plenty of features and lots of space. A central living area comprises large kitchen, meals and family room, all great spaces for everyday use. A second, separate living area is suited to formal use, or perhaps as a parents’ retreat for quiet evenings. The master suite comes with walk-in robe and ensuite, and further bedrooms with built-in robes. Outside is a covered area overlooking the garden for entertaining friends or just enjoying an outdoor breakfast. Other features include ducted heating, evaporative cooling, double garage and neat gardens both front and back. There’s no work required here, except to move in, but there’s still plenty of space to add your own touches both inside and out. Close to parklands and schools, and offering good access to the Monash Freeway, it’s in a great location to boot. If you’re looking for a modern and stylish first home or an investment that won’t struggle to find tenants, then this is well worth your consideration. Call today and book an inspection.

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Doveton 6 Cercis Court

Lovely To Live In & Big Enough To Subdivide You don´t want to miss coming to see this family home which will suit most buyers, with its huge 6 car garage with 3phase power. Perfect for any handy man or your business run from home. Investors take note of the huge sub-dividable block subject to council approval Be surprised by the charm of the home with its updated kitchen, large chefs stove / oven, dishwasher and its neutral toning´s. Freshly painted and beautiful polished floorboards. Lounge with gas log heater perfect for the cold winter nights. Off the hall you will find this home has 4 bedrooms plus a study.

The master with plenty of wardrobes and a full ensuite. Plus a huge rumpus room with access to the backyard from its own patio.

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Backyard has ample room for the pets or kids to play, and low maintenance gardens. Walking distance to a variety of schools and shops FEATURES: Double carport and side access for trailer or boat, plus large garden shed. Close to freeways, minutes to a number of local shopping centers You´ll have to be quick to come and have a look, this Gem is going to auction 31/05/14

Jaime - Leigh Aziret 0406 993 120 Narre Warren South 8785 0377 Shop 20, Casey Central Shopping Centre, 400 Narre Warren - Cranbourne Road

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"Inveresk" A Landmark Berwick Location-(Circa 1891) ornate cornices and distinctive wall papering associated with the era. Upon entering the magnificent hallway, there are three huge bedrooms with open fire places, formal lounge, dining/ pool room with open fire place, downstairs cellar, bathroom with an open fire place, study, and beautiful jarrah kitchen with an ilve cooker, meals area, and delightful conservatory all with majestic garden views. This outstanding residence has much to offer, a must see property to appreciate, of historical significance.

This magnificent Federation Edwardian home is one of Berwick’s original dwellings constructed in the late 1800’s. With very little changes in the residence over the many years, save for modern conveniences such as hydronic heating and kitchen upgrades. A location second to none on the Berwick Hill at the corner of Rutland Road and High Street. Set on a superb landscaped allotment of 1248m2 with magnificent ornamental gardens + water feature, the residence boasts large ornate veranda’s and gable roof design, striking internal archway, 14ft ceilings, original timber Baltic floors and tiling,

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Steve Keam 0418 593 554 Natalie Popovits 0428 033 323 Berwick 9707 2155 54 High Street

Hallam 2/56 Albert Road

Young & Perfect SALE BY FXIED DATE 26/5/14 This ideal unit with fantastic presentation in a prime location should top your list. Boasting 2 really good size bedrooms, master with walk through bathroom and walk in robe. Large kitchen with stainless steel appliances also with heaps of cupboard space, overlooking light filled meals and family area, low maintenance backyard. Extra comforts include ducted heating, 2 split systems, remote control garage, dishwasher and so much more.

548 - sqm-approx. Officer Lot (127) 39 Penshurst Way

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Simon Field 0400 154 323 Luke Tivendale 0434 006 250 Berwick 9707 2155 54 High Street

Situated in Officers most premium new land development the Timbertop Estate this block is situated in stage 1. What does this mean to you the buyer: 1) its flat (2) its ready to build on now (3) its fully fenced (4) its one of the biggest blocks in the stage at 548m2 (5) it has easy access to the highway and (6) its selling at yesterdays prices. With 16 metre frontage and houses already being built around it, this is premium land but not at a premium price so get it while you can.

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Ian Houghton 0404 057 822 Natalie Popovits 0428 033 323 Berwick 9707 2155 54 High Street

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realestate BEACONSFIELD 9 Hillview Court BeaconsfieldÂ´s Biggest Kept Secret! Offering secluded vogue living in a rural Beaconsfield setting out of the ordinary, this impressive 5-star energy rated Harmon built home is exemplary in design & overflowing in features. This 5 year old home opens up upon entry, with master ensuite & fitted study to the front. 9ft ceilings, double glazed windows & sparkling floorboards lead you through to a formal cosy lounge with gas log fire - a casual family room off the kitchen is complimented by Caesar stone built-in TV cabinetry. Kitchen boasts drawers galore, walk-in-pantry, glass splashbacks & cascading Caesar stone island bench making this the true heart of this functional 32sq executive home. Floor to ceiling tiles in bathrooms, walk-in linen press, full alarm system, evap cooling & ducted heating, 2,000litre water tank, shed & under-house storage room. A rumpus room with views to the rear acreage make this a perfect kidÂ´s zone. Bedroom 2 has the bonus of being a semi-ensuite to main bathroom, further 2 bedrooms make it 4 + study. A cedar-lined alfresco comes complete with outdoor kitchen, parkland views & an outdoor spa soak in the peace & serenity. 612m2 allotment, with very low maintenance gardens & room to park 3 cars onsite, this home will surprise you enough to want to put in an offer straight away!

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OFFICER 50 Arena Parade In A Class Of It’s Own... High spec, outstanding technology and the true sense of elitism can be all found in one single location... If

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David Wereszczuk 0407 657 455 Sarah James 0419 144 611

you´re looking for a home that has creature comforts fit for a king, the capabilities of the most exotic of entertainers, yet packs a layout that is family friendly, your search is over! The moment you walk through the front door you are welcomed by stunning spotted gum flooring which not only invites you in but guides you through this magnificent home. 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 3 living areas and a huge executive home office complete this outstanding home that´s truly in a class of its own! Then we have the outdoors that has been landscaped perfectly with stunning palm trees, bamboo, grassed and paved areas, this is the ideal place for a pool party. A home of this calibre with all the bells and whistles that include ducted heating and cooling, ducted vac, Cbus system, solar heated pool, water tanks and combined with style and class, what more

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BEACONSFIELD UPPER 235 Berglund Road Exceptional Lifestyle Property On 20 Acres Serenity, privacy and spectacular outlooks are just a glimpse of the attributes that enhance the wonderful lifestyle on show at this amazing acreage property. Offering a flexible floor-plan and a sense of escape all within a 5 minute drive to the village of Beaconsfield Upper. The residence provides 5 bedrooms, master suite with ensuite and adjacent library/study fitted out beautifully in warm timbers. Ample informal and formal

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Russell Muir 0408 177 413

living space, and gorgeous Blackwood kitchen complemented by quality stainless steel appliances. Distant views of Gippsland the Warburton ranges or of the stunning garden are available from every window making it a true sanctuary and a wonderful place to live all year round. Set on 20 acres, the land offers a combination of half Australian bush, perfect for bush walks and bike rides, while the balance paddocks with good fencing, colour-bond shelters and loose boxes. Outside you will discover a salt water, solar heated, inground pool,

extensive solar panel system, and huge 9m x 9m barn with attic, beautiful gardens and fantastic deck orientated to take in the distant vistas.

18 Langmore Lane, Berwick 3806

Tel 9707 5300

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BERWICK 3-5 Graneel Grove

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Andrew Ward 0423 212 044

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Private, secluded & located in a beautiful north Berwick location, this unique residence is situated behind a front garden oasis. Occupying a ½ acre allotment featuring a circular driveway, double garage, ample front & rear entertaining spaces, this substantial residence boasts 4 bedrooms all with ensuite plus a large study, together with 3 generously proportioned living areas & a massive chef´s kitchen. With ducted vacuum, security alarm, hydronic heating, 2 industrial air conditioners & solar backup hot water system, this home has been built to exacting standards! When individuality counts, this home has a plethora of value added extras seldom.

PAKENHAM 8 Darvell Court

NARRE WARREN SOUTH 2 Delhuntly Rise

Finest On The Block

Great Value, Location & Home 3

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Saturday 3-3.30pm (Photo ID Required) Over $299,000 Rob Ciesluk 0479 112 476

Enjoying a convenient corner location within a stone´s throw of parks, shopping & schools, sits this solidly built, brick home on 615m2. Multiple living areas include formal dining, lounge & kitchen/family rooms. This family home comprises of 3 large bedrooms, master with ensuite, plus a study. It has a double garage complete with workshop, as well as an inside workshop area behind the garage.

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Contact Agent Over $395,000 Andrew Ward 0423 212 044

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Set in a quiet court location this home offers an amazing chance to get into the flourishing market of Pakenham. Step outside & stumble upon the serene rear yard with a wraparound entertainment area set with a full bar, pot belly heater, low maintenance gardens, side access & drive through garage. Other features include: alarm system, ducted heating, split system cooling & freshly painted.

PAKENHAM UPPER 785 Pakenham Road

BERWICK 1, 2 & 3 @ 23-24 Hazeldene Court

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Stylish Living & Lifestyle

This home on 1.3 (approx.) acres of useable land & ever green pastures is ideal for the buyer wanting some extra space. A large open floor plan is on offer, master bedroom with ensuite & WIR. Remaining bedrooms have BIR’s & access to newly renovated bathroom. Extras include, quality kitchen appliances, ducted heating & cooling, timber floors, surveillance system, French doors & outdoor area.

18 Langmore Lane, Berwick 3806

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Saturday 11-11.30am (Photo ID Required) Offers Close 9th June At 5pm David 0407 657 455

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Stylish design, high quality finishes & an extensive list of inclusions are on offer here. Offering state-of-the-art kitchens with stone bench tops & a combination of formal & informal living, master with dressing room & full ensuite. Residence 1 offers a 3 bedroom floor plan with a wide entry area, spacious & expansive living spaces & a gas log fire. A private rear courtyard garden is perfect for alfresco dining.

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Saturday 12-12.30pm (Photo ID Required) Over $845,000 Each Andrew Ward 0423 212 044

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BERWICK 5 Lorikeet Drive

Welcome To Paradise Gardens! Be greeted by lush tropical gardens as you enter this 3 bedroom plus study home (possible fourth bedroom). Flowing floorplan, freshly painted internally, formal lounge, stone kitchen with stainless appliances & a huge family room that then opens up to a covered outdoor living area with wide timber decking. The master retreat is very welcoming, spacious & light. Slide across the glass doors & relax & take in all the privacy or unwind & take a spa in the spacious ensuite. Two further bedrooms at the rear of the home offer privacy all round. Double garage with internal access & all the creature comforts. This house is definitely a home, for entertaining, private & a sense of tranquillity. Great schools, close to public transport, parks, & the M1.

BEACONSFIELD UPPER 572 Salisbury Road

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Treena Ashton 0405 186 947 Marisa Adams 0409 910 053

Champagne Living In A World of ItÂ´s Own 13 acres of natural bush land & showcasing a state-of-the-art luxurious residence, offering an idyllic country lifestyle, consisting of 4 bedrooms, all with ample cupboard space &/or walk in robes. The master wing with double vanity ensuite & double shower. A combination of separately zoned living includes a sprawling central room with high ceilings, playroom/retreat & rumpus room & alfresco area. Kitchen designed with AEG induction cooktop & hot rock cooker. Home office perfect for running a business plus a study. Swim in the pool or soak in the spa & embrace sweeping views. Shed with separate driveway plus a loft/studio above the oversized double garage. Additional features include slab floor heating, coonara, refrigerated cooling, 3 phase power, outdoor shower, 23,000l water tank.

BERWICK 2 Dunnell Rise

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BERWICK 80 Bridgewater Boulevard

Just What The Family Ordered If a spacious family home, within a short distance to Berwick is on your list then inspect this 4 bedroom home! On offer are 4 bedrooms, sunken formal lounge, master with ensuite & WIR plus a separate entranced home office. A sparkling kitchen provides space for cooking & entertaining, rumpus room & pergola all within sight. The garden has a decked alfresco & offers privacy & outdoor spa.

18 Langmore Lane, Berwick 3806

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Saturday 1-1.30pm (Photo ID Required) Close 10/6 At 5pm Michael Rosario 0400 972 032

Tel 9707 5300

This ex-display Porter Davis home has an oversized master bedroom with parentÂ´s retreat, WIR & double stone vanity ensuite. The front formal lounge room has a gas log fire while the kids have a theatre room. The enormous stone bench kitchen comes with 2 ovens. Extras include outdoor alfresco, split system cooling, ducted heating, evap cooling, double lock-up garage with internal access, alarm & more!

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BEACONSFIELD UPPER 5 St Georges Road 1/3 Acre Character & Charm 4

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Saturday 12-12.30pm (Photo ID Required) Over $695,000 David Wereszczuk 0407 657 455

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Greeted by a white picket fence, stunning façade & elegant hedges. Solid timber floors guide you to the kitchen with ample bench & cupboard space. 2 separate living areas include a family room with amazing vistas & a stylish lounge with wood fire. 4 generous sized bedrooms all with BIR´s, master with ensuite & WIR. Outside an extensive decked area showcases a large solar heated pool & alfresco.

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YOU’RE going to have to be quick to snap up this three-bedroom home that ticks all the boxes, with a long-standing tenant who would be happy to stay.

BERWICK 2/47 Peel Street Renovated - Heart Of Berwick Small in size, but packed in features with timber floors, Caesar stone kitchen with glass splashbacks & a rare advantage of both prime location & an as-new unit. 2 bedrooms, walk through to an ultra-modern bathroom, Caesar stone tops & frameless shower, combined with laundry. A quaint backyard, heating & cooling. Keep the fantastic tenant or downsize, the location couldn´t be better!

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Saturday 11-11.30am (Photo ID Required) Over $349,000 Kristen Turner 0410 615 228

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Price: On application Contact: Jaime-Leigh, 0406 993 120 L. J. HOOKER, NARRE WARREN SOUTH, 8785 0377

This home will suit the astute investor or make any first home buyer happy. Nestled in a quiet court location, as you enter this home you are greeted by the L-shaped lounge and study. The lounge is a good size carpeted area that leads through to the kitchen. The family/meals area doubles as a second living space and overlooks the generous kitchen with plenty of bench space, dishwasher and gas cooktop. The master bedroom has access to the semi ensuite and a large three-door sliding wardrobe, while the other bedrooms are carpeted with built-in robes. Outside is easy to look after and has a pergola to enjoy those family barbecues under. Extra wide side access behind double gates is perfect for a boat or caravan or both. There’s plenty of room for the kids to play with land size of 732 square metres, so there’s the possibility for future growth (subject to council approval). Ducted heating and garden shed are just a few of the added bonuses. You’ll have to come and look at the rest to see all the benefits of buying a home like this.

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BERWICK 12 Panoramic Terrace Luxury and Opulence of Grand Proportions Supremely positioned in an outstanding location and with arguably the best views in Berwick, this craftsman built residence defines quality and style on a landscaped one acre site. Offering the very best in contemporary living with fine polished timber floors and top of the range fixtures and fittings. There is a relaxing formal lounge, unique kitchen designed with island work top and custom cabinetry, family room with vaulted ceiling and a breathtaking soaring glass wall which maximises the impact of the incredible views. This stunning property also features a superb home theatre room, twin double garages and storage facilities.

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$1,750,000 plus buyers

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Jason Lee 0419 441 697 Paul Dabb 0413 156 280 Barry Plant Berwick Office 9707 1400

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NARRE WARREN SOUTH 168 Narre Warren - Cranbourne Road Upsize Your Lifestyle An opportunity like this is rare; a property of this calibre situated only moments from public transport, freeway access and shopping centres is most certainly a rare find. An abundance of back yard space, an ample amount of accommodation and extensive shedding are some of the main features of the home. Accommodation includes 6 bedrooms, one with full ensuite and robe, in addition two separate living areas to facilitate all the needs of the family. With recently renovated kitchen and bathrooms including stone bench-tops and stainless steel appliances there is not a cent to spend. Creature comforts include ducted heating, refrigerated cooling, a large pergola at the rear of the property and extensive shedding, all wrapped up on a 3741m2 (approx.) block.

6 Saturday 24th May 2014 at 12pm (unless sold prior) INSPECT CONTACT

Saturday at 11:30am Photo ID required Chris Hill 0401 178 455 Barry Plant Berwick Office 9707 1400

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BERWICK 16 Graneel Grove

North Side Treasure on Almost Half an Acre! In a quiet cul de sac, surrounded by quality homes is this Olde Berwick treasure. A home of high quality with an adaptable floor plan, only moments from all the conveniences you need. If youÂ´ve been picturing a more peaceful family life, then this home is more than deserving of your attention. Downstairs, the home offers split level living, including spacious lounge room with gas log fire, dining area which could be used as second study, plus a further living space with built-in cabinetry and wood fire. A large timber kitchen adjoins the family room and casual dining area. Quality is found throughout, as well as stand-out features such as character timber floor boards, slate flooring and brick feature walls. Those seeking in-law accommodation or that extra bit of room for the growing family will appreciate the two full master bedroom suites.

Barry Plant Narre Warren 1/471 Princes Hâ€™way T 8794 6100

Barry Plant Berwick 100 High Street T 9707 1400

Saturday 24th May at 11.00am PRICE GUIDE INSPECT CONTACT

Contact Agent Saturday 10:30 - 11:00am Photo ID required Daniel Mirabito 0402 258 353 Chantel Bonniface 0451 234 434 Barry Plant Narre Warren Office 8794 6100

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NARRE WARREN SOUTH 36 Littlecroft Avenue

The Ultimate Entertainer Situated in one of Narre Warren South’s most popular pockets, sits a home of endless proportions, charming character and impeccable attention to detail. With schools, shops and public transport only a stone´s throw away, the location is ideal. Accommodation includes 4 spacious bedrooms, one with full ensuite and walk in robe, with an additional open plan study. The recently revamped kitchen boasts stainless steal appliances and Tasmanian Oak bench tops to match the flooring throughout the home. Be the perfect entertainer by hosting in the games room, or at the rear of the property under the Bali hut overlooking the solar heated swimming pool. Creature comforts include ducted heating and wood fire coonara and a double remote garage, all wrapped up on a 725m2 (approx) block.

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$480,000 plus buyers Saturday 1:00 - 1:30pm Photo ID required Chris Hill 0401 178 455 Barry Plant Berwick Office 9707 1400

NARRE WARREN SOUTH 4 Flynn Court

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Family Comfort and Convenience This double storey home has all the space a growing family needs, in a quiet court location. Offering four bedrooms and two separate living areas, this represents amazing value for an astute purchaser. Floorboards, new carpet and paint give a fresh feel, and introduce a modern colour palette that will appeal to many buyers. On inspection, find an impressive entry that leads to a separate formal lounge, while towards the back of the property is a spacious modern kitchen plus meals area, adjoined to a bright family room which overlooks paved outdoor area and tidy backyard. If you’re looking for a four bedroom home close to the local schools and shops and wanting to stick to your budget, then don’t miss out on this one.

Barry Plant Narre Warren 1/471 Princes H’way T 8794 6100

Barry Plant Berwick 100 High Street T 9707 1400

Saturday 21st June 2014 at 11:00am PRICE GUIDE INSPECT CONTACT

$395,000 plus buyers Saturday 12:00 - 12:30pm Photo ID required Kathy Coombs 0416 073 860 Barry Plant Narre Warren Office 8794 6100

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BERWICK 6 Sachiko Place

BERWICK 12 Gamble Avenue

Ready for you to Enjoy This 3 bedroom plus study double storey family home consists of 24.5 squares (approx.) of living space and offers three separate living areas, gas ducted heating, solid timber flooring, 9ft ceilings and ducted vacuum. Sitting on 524m2 (approx.) of land the property also includes a double garage with internal access. Located in the south side of Berwick within 2 kilometres of the train station, Eden Rise and Berwick Fields Primary School.

Character Family Home in Leafy Olde Berwick Here’s a home of family-sized proportions, peacefully situated in a leafy location. Beautifully finished with new floor coverings and paint, this timeless home has a fresh look without losing any of its character. If you’re looking for a classic home on a big block then take a look. An inviting open-plan living area comprises meals and family with character floorboards and neutral tones. Call now to secure an inspection time.

PRICE GUIDE $475,000 INSPECT Saturday 12:00 - 12:30pm Photo ID required CONTACT Heath Burns 0418 123 199 Barry Plant Berwick 9707 1400

PRICE GUIDE $580,000 Plus Buyers INSPECT Saturday 12:00 - 12:30pm Photo ID required CONTACT Daniel Mirabito 0402 258 353 Chantel Bonniface 0451 234 434 Barry Plant Narre Warren 8794 6100

BERWICK 9 Regent Close

BEACONSFIELD 43 Tantallon Boulevard

Nest or Invest A fantastic court position highlights the quality and value of this refurbished property located just moments from schools, shops and public transport. It features 4 generous bedrooms with ensuite and walk in robe to the main, a large living room and bright open kitchen with a spacious family room that provides access to the north facing rear garden. Additional features include gas ducted heating and a double garage with remote.

Beautiful Family Home in Panorama Located in the popular Panorama Estate this exceptionally well presented family home is well positioned and includes 5 bedrooms, a formal lounge, beautifully appointed kitchen with stone benches, meals area and family room. There is also ducted heating and cooling, split system aircon, coonara wood heater, a spacious outdoor entertaining area, landscaped gardens and outdoor spa. The perfect place to call home.

PRICE GUIDE $410,000 plus buyers INSPECT Saturday 11:00 - 11:30am Photo ID required CONTACT Ally Myers 0432 430 465 Paul Dabb 0413 156 280 Barry Plant Berwick 9707 1400

Barry Plant Narre Warren 1/471 Princes H’way T 8794 6100

Barry Plant Berwick 100 High Street T 9707 1400

PRICE GUIDE $450,000 plus buyers INSPECT Saturday 1:00 - 1:30pm Photo ID required CONTACT Michelle Bonadio 0417 542 678 Jason Lee 0419 441 697 Barry Plant Berwick 9707 1400

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CRANBOURNE NORTH 17 Aldous Place

NARRE WARREN 58 Tomasetti Crescent

Vogue Living - Well Presented Family Home With an ideal floorplan this well styled home consists of four bedrooms, the large master with ensuite and walk in robe as well as three separate living areas. The home caters for any occasion with a theatre room and living room with direct access to the outdoor entertaining area and a well-appointed kitchen overlooking the meals area. Extras include a study, landscaped gardens, ducted heating, evap cooling and alarm.

Stylish and Spacious This stylish and spacious home presents like new throughout, if you´re looking for a first home or a no-fuss investment, then this one is sure to go straight to the top of your list! Be greeted by a fashionable façade and neat gardens, and enter to find a light-filled home with plenty of features and lots of space. Call today and book an inspection.

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PRICE GUIDE $445,000 plus buyers INSPECT Saturday 12:00 - 12:30pm Photo ID required CONTACT Emma Andrews 0407 053 200 Barry Plant Berwick 9707 1400

PRICE GUIDE $420,000 Plus Buyers INSPECT Saturday 10:00 - 10:30am Photo ID required CONTACT Chantel Bonniface 0451 234 434 Daniel Mirabito 0402 258 353 Barry Plant Narre Warren 8794 6100

NARRE WARREN 14 Murdoch Avenue

NARRE WARREN 12 Redwood Court

All I Need is You Situated only moments from schools, freeway, public transport and Fountain Gate is this magnificent family home. Accommodation includes 4 bedrooms, one with ensuite and robe and a separate study. Additional features include two separate living rooms as well as a recently renovated kitchen. Creature comforts include ducted heating, air conditioning, double carport and a pergola all on a 660m2 (approx.) block.

Unbeatable Location At the end of a quiet court, this well-maintained home is in a convenient location walking distance to shops and the train station. A great starter or a ripper investment, it’s bound to appeal to a broad range of buyers. An inspection will reveal that while this is an original home, it’s extremely well built, and has been exceptionally well maintained and loved throughout its lifetime.

2 Tuesday 17th June at 6pm (unless sold prior)

PRICE GUIDE $390,000 plus buyers INSPECT Saturday 3:00 - 3:30pm Photo ID required CONTACT Chris Hill 0401 178 455 Barry Plant Berwick 9707 1400

Barry Plant Narre Warren 1/471 Princes H’way T 8794 6100

Barry Plant Berwick 100 High Street T 9707 1400

PRICE GUIDE $295,000 Plus Buyers INSPECT Saturday 2:00 - 2:30pm Photo ID required CONTACT Daniel Mirabito 0402 258 353 Chantel Bonniface 0451 234 434 Barry Plant Narre Warren 8794 6100

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OFFICER 7 Kooyong Close Simply Breathtaking, Sophisticated Living - Arena Estate Showcasing the most sublime living spaces with a casual ease & beautiful natural lighting, this home allows for comfortable living & easy entertaining. With a sumptuous interior comprising an elegant kitchen, massive stone island bench, spacious open plan living & dining as well as rumpus area, all seamlessly flowing out through 3 sets of triple stacker sliding doors to a magnificent decked area with a terrace area & bluestone paving, built in BBQ, feature waterfall & landscaped garden surrounds. Upstairs features master bedroom with sparkling ensuite, fitted walk in robe & french doors opening to a balcony with stunning views, three further bedrooms all with walk in robes, childrenâ€™s retreat & central bathroom.

OFFICER 9 Verdant Avenue HIGH QUALITY, LOW MAINTENANCE! Convenient to shops, train and the freeway, this house boasts an impressive list of quality inclusions. Spacious bedrooms, internal access, high ceilings, Caesar stone benchtops, aircon and timber flooring ensure your ongoing comfort and peace of mind. Outdoors you have rear roller access, landscaped gardens, timber decking and even a retractable awning. Call now to avoid disappointment.

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Neg Over $345,000 Saturday 2.00-2.30pm Photo ID required Craig Ward 0409 695 188

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PAKENHAM 11 Macadamia Street Act Quick! The Perfect Package! The home features master with ensuite and walk in wardrobe, 2 separate living areas, open plan dining and spacious kitchen with stone top benches and stainless steel appliances including 900mm oven. Extras include ducted heating, air conditioning, and sliding glass doors opening out to a concrete area an ideal space for an outdoor setting. Call today!

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SIZE and location are usually the main factors in selecting a home - the right amount of living space and numbers of bedrooms are important, as is whether it is within walking distance of facilities such as schools, transport, recreation centres and shops. Set in the Summerhill Estate this double storey home offers approximately 30 squares of living space and a double garage. Downstairs, the open plan design incorporates a separate living area and master bedroom with ensuite and walk-in wardrobe. Upstairs visitors will find a second living area as well as the second bedroom, also with ensuite and walk-in wardrobe, and there is a balcony that offers distant views scenery. To the left visitors enter the large open plan kitchen and family living zone, a further two bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, third main bathroom and laundry.

Cranbourne 3/55-57 Sunningdale Crescent GOLF COURSE VIEWS! Offering 3 spacious robed bedrooms, master with WIR and FES. The lounge upon entry offers a Coonara wood fire and adjoins the central kitchen. Step outside and be greeted by spacious pergola, UV rated sun blinds, water tank and fantastic golf course views!

Auction Saturday 7th June at 3:00pm, on site (if not sold prior) View By Appointment / As Advertised Matthew Ringeri 0430 574 159 / 5990 9505 matthew.ringeri@raywhite.com raywhitecranbourne.com 5995 2003

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149 Rosebank Drive Cranbourne North Beautiful Big Burbank On Rosebank Great location to all facilities incl. shops & the Award Winning Courtney Gardens Primary school. Fantastic street appeal with rendered facade & landscaping. A flexible open plan raised ceilings security system & 3 lg. BR, ENS & study / kids retreat 3 generous living spaces & kitchen with heaps of cupboards a big pantry & a 900ml SS cooker. A large meals area over looking the yard or the formal dining for special occasions. A centrally located Alfresco under roof line with access from the kitchen / family room. Double Garage for the cars. Parks a plenty nearby. Designed for family harmony, make it yours!

Shop 2 & 3, 207 South Gippsland Highway, Cranbourne www.stockdaleleggo/cranbourne 5996 1444 5 Webb Street, Narre Warren www.stockdalelegg/narrewarren 9704 9899

57 Courtenay Avenue Cranbourne North A3 B2 C2 D1 FIXED DATE SALE Tuesday 24th June 6pm (unless sold prior) Agent

Kelley Moldovan 0400 007 040

Wonderfully Low Maintenance Facing parks in the Courtenay Gardens estate is this cottage-block home that is immaculate from front to back! Beautifully presented, fabulous landscaping, fresh paintwork, upgraded carpets & a spacious, open front lounge. Ducted heating warms this cosy home & kitchen with ample storage, with access to an easily maintained back yard from the meals area. 3 BR, all with fresh carpets, a renovated bathroom & a very practical laundry make this ideal for new families & down-sizers alike. Secure parking for 3 cars & a short walk to shops, buses, the high-achieving Courtenay Gardens primary.

Shop 2 & 3, 207 South Gippsland Highway, Cranbourne www.stockdaleleggo/cranbourne 5996 1444 5 Webb Street, Narre Warren www.stockdalelegg/narrewarren 9704 9899

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$600,000 Plus

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15 Amberley park Drive Narre Warren South

$390,000

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Spacious Family Home With 3 Living Areas This superbly presented home comprises of 3 bedrooms, the master with ensuite, formal lounge room, kitchen/meals/family room with timber cupboards and separate rumpus room. Further additions include double garage and many quality fittings comprising of carpets, window furnishings, 2 gas heaters, reverse cycle air-conditioner, electric wall oven, gas hotplate and rangehood. Handy to Primary & Secondary Schools, Shopping Centre, Public Transport and other amenities. Genuine Vendor Relocating Interstate.

36 Tamarisk Road Narre Warren

Luxury Residence On In Excess Of 1/3 Acre The rarest of opportunity exists to secure this land-mark property on a double allotment of approximately 1440m2 in central township location offering superb access to local amenities. This large residence offers 4 bedrooms plus ensuite & dressing room, study, 4 separate living rooms comprising of lounge room with OFP, formal dining, kitchen/meals/family, living room and large billiard/theatre room, main bath room and laundry. The property is further enhanced by large double garage & W/Shop, separate utility room, extensive verandas, covered out door entertaining area and expansive fully established garden. Quality fixtures throughout include extensive use of polished timer floor coverings, ducted heating, evaporative cooling and much more. A Treat To Behold! 36 Royston Ave Berwick

$460,000 Plus

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$440,000 Plus

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~ Five Star Home and Location ~ Rarely do you come across a property of this quality and presentation, located handy to many local amenities this home offers 3 bedrooms plus study/4th bedroom, ensuite to the master, 3 living areas including lounge room with O.F.I, formal dining and beautifully appointed kitchen/meals and large family room. The property is still further enhance by a double garage with motorised door, alfresco out door entertaining area and quality fittings including ducted heating & airconditioning, floor coverings, window furnishing etc. Additional storage for garden tools, manicured low maintenance garden. You Will Not Want To Miss Out On This One.

12 Houndsforth Avenue Cranbourne East

$350,000 Plus

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Located in the premium Berwick Horizon Estate on a large 818m2 allotment, the north side of the Village abutting other quality homes. The residence features spacious lounge/dining room with cathedral ceilings and gas fire place, kitchen/meals/family room, separate rumpus/theatre room, 3 bedrooms, ensuite, main bathroom, laundry and 2nd toilet. Further enhance by triple garage plus w/shop, magnificent timber decked entertaining area and many quality fixtures. A Must To Inspect .

Situated on a level allotment in the premier estate known as the Hunt Club is this wonderful property that features all the current up to date styling and tones. Comprising of 3 bedrooms all with robes & ensuite to the master, formal lounge, study, a spacious modern kitchen meals and family room provides accesses to the extensive covered out door entertaining area. The double garage has internal & rear yard access to the home, a separate gated parking bay that is perfect for caravan, boat or trailer further adds to the appeal. Complete with gas ducted heating, airconditioner, ceiling fans etc this property certainly stands out from the crowd.

44 Collins Crescent Berwick

$315,000 Plus

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88 Railway Parade Dandenong

$350,000 Plus

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Purchaser on a budget this property could be just what youâ€™re after, with 3 bedrooms, kitchen/family, L shaped lounge dining room, semi ensuite to the master with separate powder room, laundry and toilet. Located on a 534m2 allotment this property has excellent access to many local amenities including primary school, kinder, shops, public transport and freeway access. Ideal for the first home buyer, investors and those on a budget.

Recently renovated but still adorned with the features of yesteryear this delightful weather board cottage is sure to impress. This immaculate home comprises of 3 bedrooms all of which have BIRs, open lounge room, a modern country style kitchen with new quality appliances, lovely up-graded bathroom, laundry and toilet. Further enhanced by free standing fully lined garage, and many quality fixtures including ducted heating, floor coverings, window furnishings, ELFs, etc. This property has fantastic street appeal and is conveniently located amenities. Inspect by appointment.

9704 7555

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PRIVATE and pleasing, this 800 square metre allotment is within walking distance of schools, parks and all this welcoming town has on offer. The home offers independent living zones with theatre room or parents’ retreat adjacent to the large study which are both accessed from the generous entrance hall and are near the master suite. There is internal access to the double garage and vehicle access available to the backyard. The children’s wing offers practicality and the impressive kitchen/ dining space is simply stunning. There are three bedrooms plus study, or easily a fourth bedroom, ensuite and walk-in wardrobe. The selling agent says this home is a must to inspect and an intelligent buy.

Inspect: By appointment Price: $350,000 Contact: Miranda Pike, 0404 193 205 or Max Canobie, 0429 858 384 SEJ REAL ESTATE, WARRAGUL, 5622 3800

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4 White Gum Court

Well designed 3 brm & study. Open living area. Functional kitchen, dbl door pantry & DW. Dbl remote garage, internal access. Ducted gas heating, 8kw s/system AC, solar HWS. 6x5.3m c/bond shed, lights/fan, 7 power points. Nth facing merbau deck, pergola, lights/speakers. For Sale $329,000 - $345,000 View www.harcourts.com.au/VDN23666 Open Saturday 1.15pm - 1.45pm Pauline Soutar M 0408 354 403 Harcourts Drouin

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OFI: Saturday’s 2.00pm to 2.30pm Terms: 10% Deposit Balance: 30 Days Contact: Brian McIntosh 0407 868 909 Shop 5/275 Station St, Koo Wee Rup

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Private and pleasing this 800m2 allotment is within walking distance to schools, parks and all this welcoming town has on offer. The home offers independent living zones with theatre room (or parents retreat) adjacent to the large study both accessed from the generous entrance hall and nearby to the master suite. There is internal access to the double garage and vehicle access available to the back yard. The children’s wing offers practicality and the impressive kitchen / dining space is simply stunning! 3BR + study (or easily 4BR), ensuite, WIR etc. A must to inspect and an intelligent buy! Internet ID: wg3403

Indulge with breakfast in the sunroom as the winter sun streams through. Relax by the coonara while taking in the unavoidable & spectacular views. Or perhaps you’ll get out to the paddock, tending to animals of your choice? Plenty of sheds are handy and a studio is easily catered for so with passion you can pursue talents till your hearts content. After all this, perhaps a stress-free BBQ by the gazebo amongst the color drenched gardens will be your ideal wind-down for the day. Views, Gardens, Character home & Small Acreage. It is time to let this special place enhance your passion for life. It’s time to relax and enjoy. Internet ID: wg3404

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27 pastured acres, 180º attractive rural views, tree lined Bass River boundary, 4 dams, good road frontage, stock proof boundary fencing, neat older style two bedroom home, dairy shed, machinery shed, sundry shedding and concreted yards and race.

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www.southeastrealestate.com.au AUCTION QUALITY LIFESTYLE FOR OVER 55’s Created specifically for today’s modern over-55s, Jefferson Place offers an ideal lifestyle for anyone who wants to stay active but who’d like to take things a little easier sometimes. Ideal for those who are looking to scale down, the home is spacious with open plan living, generous kitchen, two bedrooms, ducted heating and single garage with internal access.

Drouin

8 Sherwood Court

Drouin

8a Greenland Drive

Tree lined 2.4 acre allotment. Modern kitchen, natural gas cooktop, island bench & plenty of storage. 4 bedrooms & large study. 2 new 9x6 colourbond sheds with concrete slabs (5 car storage). Workshop. Solar power gates with remote control entry. 15m solar heated salt water pool.

Well designed ranch style 3br BV home. 7638m2 (1.9ac) approx block. Formal/informal living. New kitchen. Gas log fire & s/system AC. Magnificent north facing views. Park-like setting. Dbl garage 8.3x8m URL, dbl carport & dbl colourbond shed 12.1x7.6m. Entertaining area.

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

For Sale $539,000 - $559,000 View www.harcourts.com.au/VDN23634 Open Saturday 12.30pm - 1.00pm Pauline Soutar M 0408 354 403 Harcourts Drouin

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Jefferson Place offers many modern facilities including, two heated swimming pools and spa’s, a gymnasium, large screen theatre room, indoor lawn bowling facility, computer room with library and fully equipped kitchen for individual functions/parties. AUCTION: SATURDAY 31st MAY 2014 at 12:00pm on site OFI: Wednesday 2:00 – 3:00pm OFI: Saturday 12.30 – 1.00pm Unit 12/27 Jefferson Road, Garfield Contact: Dale Atkin 0402 717 891

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52B Palmerston Street Inspect: Saturday, 24 May at 12 noon Price: Buyers over $550,000

WALK to the village shops, cafes and schools including Haileybury College, St Margaret’s School, Beaconhills College, St Michael’s Primary, St Francis Xavier College and Berwick Primary School. It’s a lovely four-bedroom home with high cathedral ceilings and expansive glazing. Light-filled and family oriented with a large living/dining area, open plan family room with wood heater, three-yearold kitchen with stainless steel appliances, and master bedroom with walk-in robe and full ensuite. Externally there’s a huge covered entertainment area, a double garage with remote control, undercover parking for a large caravan or two further cars. Added features include gas ducted heating, evaporative cooling, a security system, solar hot water service, and a return driveway from Palmerston Street through to Neil Street. Block size is 661 square metres. A must-see property ideally suited for a family starting out or a downsizer wanting to live in the heart of Berwick.

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COUNTRY A GROWING MARKET REGIONAL cities in Victoria will become an increasing market for the development industry as population growth will drive both demand and investment, the Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA) Victoria has said. Speaking before the UDIA Victoria monthly industry lunch being held in Geelong, Tony De Domenico, Executive Director of the UDIA Victoria said: “The major regional cities of Geelong, Ballarat and Bendigo will be at the forefront of a housing boom. “Victoria’s regional population is expected to grow by 800,000 to hit more than 2.2 million by 2051. “Geelong especially, with its direct access to Melbourne, has the potential to grow quickly as we can already see at Armstrong Creek and many other areas in the City of Greater Geelong.” Mr De Domenico said the work of the

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BARRY PLANT, NARRE WARREN – 8794 6100 Narre Warren 58 Tomasetti Crescent Sat 10.00 - 10.30am Berwick 16 Graneel Grove Sat 10.30 - 11.00am Berwick 5 Earlston Square Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Narre Warren South 4 Flynn Court Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Berwick 12 Gamble Avenue Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Narre Warren South 1 Tangerine Drive Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Narre Warren South 36 Kershaw Drive Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Berwick 10 Rosemary Court Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Narre Warren 12 Redwood Court Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm Narre Warren North 19-20 Branca Court Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm BARRY PLANT, PAKENHAM – 5941 1977 Officer 7 Kooyong Close Pakenham 16 Flinders Chase Pakenham 9 Henry Lawson Drive Pakenham 29 Devine Drive Pakenham 81 Leigh Drive Pakenham 19 Sandpiper Close Pakenham 7 Como Close Pakenham 2 Albatross Drive Pakenham 86 Dusseldorp Avenue Pakenham 13 Salvia Avenue Officer 9 Verdant Avenue Pakenham 23 Stillwater Way Pakenham 9 Macquarie Court Pakenham 17 Windermere Boulevard Bunyip 2066 Main Drain Bunyip 2066 Main Drain Pakenhan 1/13 Red Cherry Court Pakenham 9 Licodia Drive Pakenham 20 Rosella Avenue Pakenham 7 Kathryn Close Pakenham 17 Kilburn Avenue Officer 7 Kooyong Close Pakenham 14 Greendale Boulevard Pakenham 11 Macadamia Street Pakenham 16 Cassowary Avenue Pakenham 73 Ebony Drive CHRIS PEAKE REAL ESTATE - 9707 5300 Berwick 2/47 Peel Street Berwick 2/201 High Street Pakenham Upper 785 Pakenham Road Berwick 2 Selby Court Berwick 17 Grantham Crescent Beaconsfield Upper 35 Lewis Road Berwick 6 Buchanan Road Berwick 23-24 Hazeldene Court Berwick 5 Lorikeet Drive Berwick 17 Barak Avenue Beaconsfield Upper 5 St Georges Road Berwick 33 Hillgrove Crescent Berwick 2 Dunnell Rise

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FIRST NATIONAL NEILSON PARTNERS, BERWICK – 9707 6000 Eumemmerring 6 Ferguson Street Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Berwick 10 Grenville Court Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Berwick 24 Strathavan Drive Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Narre Warren North 37-38 Harries Court Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Narre Warren North 7 John Joseph Court Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Narre Warren South 10 Rich Walk Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Berwick 11 Lorikeet Drive Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm Berwick 49 Lawrence Drive Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm Narre Warren North 34 Malanie Close Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm Narre Warren South 290 Centre Road Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm Berwick 5/22 Mansfield Street Sat 3.00 - 3.30pm Belgrave South 26 Kirkham Road Sat 3.00 - 3.30pm Beaconsfield Upper 6 Halford Street Sat 3.00 - 3.30pm FIRST NATIONAL NEILSON PARTNERS, NARRE WARREN – 9705 4888 Narre Warren 18 Bluegum Court Sat 11.00 - 11.20am Narre Warren 1 Bunbury Avenue Sat 12.00 - 12.20pm Narre Warren 8 Stafford Place Sat 12.30 - 12.50pm Narre Warren 16/95 Prospect Hill Road Sat 1.00 - 1.20pm Narre Warren 33 Woodlands Crescent Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Berwick 2/40-44 Warrawong Drive Sat 2.00 - 2.20pm Narre Warren South 14 Highland Crescent Sat 3.00 - 3.20pm Narre Warren South 114 Langbourne Drive Sat 4.00 - 4.20pm FIRST NATIONAL NEILSON PARTNERS, PAKENHAM – 5941 4444 Pakenham 146 Webster Way Sat 11.30am Pakenham Upper 340 Huxtable Road Sat 12.00pm Pakenham 15a Ryan Road Sat 2.00pm Berwick 5/64 Gloucester Avenue Sat 2.00pm Pakenham 4 Atkins Road Sat 2.15pm Garfield North 70 Sanders Road Sat 3.00pm GRANT’S ESTATE AGENTS, BERWICK – 9707 5555 Narre Warren 54 Ireland Avenue Sat 10.00 - 10.30am Berwick 3a Ava Close Sat 10.00 - 10.30am

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Berwick

12/5-17 William Road

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Berwick

24/52 Shinners Avenue

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Berwick

9 Grand Arch Way

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Berwick

10 Carrington Place

Sat 12.30 - 1.00pm

Berwick

2/7 Campbell Street

Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm

Berwick

1 Kingsmill Terrace

Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm

Berwick

98 Golf Links Road

Sat 1.30 - 2.00pm

Narre Warren

8 Balwyn Court

Sat 1.30 - 2.00pm

Berwick

2 Classic Court

Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm

Berwick

2/7 Roseville Court

Sat 2.30 - 3.00pm

Berwick

8 Dirkala Retreat

Sat 3.00 - 3.30pm

Berwick

10 Carringon Place

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Berwick

1 Kingsmill Terrace

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Narre Warren

8 Balwyn Court

Sun 1.00 - 1.30pm

Berwick

2 Classic Court

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Beaconsfield

40 Timberside Drive

Sun 3.00 - 3.30pm

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43 Simon Drive

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Sat 10.30 - 11.00am

Pakenham

5 Stella Place

Sat 11.00 - 11.30am

Nar Nar Goon

50 Browning Road

Sat 11.00 - 11.30am

Pakenham

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Sat 11.30 - 12.00pm

Pakenham

11/40 Army Road

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Pakenham

17 Tipperary Circuit

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Pakenham

19 Caspian Chase

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Pakenham

45 Stringy Bark Circuit

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Pakenham

10 Pashia Grove

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Pakenham

6 Dobell Street

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Pakenham

10 Fallingwater Drive

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Garfield

37 Jefferson Road

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Pakenham

5 McMaster court

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Pakenham

80 Gallery Way

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R&R REAL ESTATE, BERWICK – 9707 0288 Cranbourne North 46 Evesham Street

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Berwick

Sat 11.30 - 11.50pm

1 Mckay Close

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Berwick

17 Telford Drive

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Berwick

16 Eucumbene Drive

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9794 8989

1300 666 808 C642900-JL27-8

Offers full replacement service in timber and aluminium windows. Phone for an obligation FREE QUOTE

ADVERTISERS please note that advertisements in this classification must be pre-paid. BERWICK, 23 Ellesse Way, Sunday 25th May, 8am start. Furniture, baby/kids toys/clothes /bedding, womens'/mens' clothing/shoes etc.

FREE CLEAN FILL, Wanted clean fill site, south eastern area. Dams, gullies, paddocks, filled and levelled, no charge. Phone 0418 356 583.

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V Celebrants DESMOND Devlin. Justice of the Peace. Marriage Celebrant. 9702 3235.

V Celebrants

TAYLORED

General

ceremonies

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For something special Naomi Taylor, Authorised Civil Celebrant

0409 407 519 naomi@tayloredceremonies.com.au

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ARE U BI CURIOUS WHATEVER Try a sensual male body rub by an attractive friendly guy. 0402 640 397 swa1159xe.

V Firewood DRY REDGUM SPLIT, Free delivery all areas. Ph: 0417 324 380. FIREWOOD, $100 pcm, split and ready to burn, delivered. 0408 549 193. FIREWOOD, dry split redgum or mixed gum. Free delivery. 0488 501 172.

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V Firewood FIREWOOD, pine off cuts, 19m load. $175 delivered. $70 for trailer load delivered. Phone 9796 4166. FIREWOOD, redgum split, ute and truck loads delivered. Call Peter: 0418 997 423.

ROB'S REDGUM SUPPLIES

8.30am-4pm.

NARRE WARREN, 1 Achibald Ave, Sat 24th and Sun 25th May, 8am-4pm. Large speakers, baby furniture, krystal and lots more.

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BILLIARD TABLE, 8x4, 1 inch slate, table top and all accessories. Paid $3,200, sell $950. 9707 2391. BORDER COLLIE PUPS, purebred, 9 weeks, both parents excellent working dogs, vaccinated and microchipped. 982000356502137-79459-6751 19. $500. 0418 977 488. BUFFET AND HUTCH, rustic solid timber, 1630long x 2000high, EC. $500ono. 0400 820 666.

V For Sale COUCH, electric, 3 piece, leather, hydraulic, 2x recliners, 1x 3 seater, cream, 2 years old, EC. $2,500. 0401 991 109. ELECTRICAL LIFT CHAIR Beige fabric, 12 months old, $350. Phone Lorraine 0408 334 992. IRON PRESS, Singer, 12 months old, GC, $300, Warragul. Phone Glenys 0409 300 706. LOUNGE SUITE Grey, modular corner unit. Good condition. $95. Call after 6.30pm, 0408 308 488.

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Phone 5945 0600

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Ph 1300 85 39 39 C1102930-JL47-13

V Computer Repairs

Employment

C1099842-JL44-13

ALL HOURS Virus/spyware removal, networking/internet sharing. Professional reliable techs. 9799-8884.

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SPECIAL Mulch & Screened Top Soil Cardinia Waste & Recyclers are overstocked

MULCH

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!

V Houses & Units For Sale

NEED TO SELL? Investor looking for houses in local area. Call Dave 0428 678 489.

$20 per m3 Can deliver up to 30m³ loads.

SCREENED TOP SOIL:

5941 5790

Do you seek these qualities from your Property Manager?? 9Quick leasing with minimal vacancy 9Experienced staff with years of industry training 9Professional, pro-active & hard working

27 Intrepid St, Berwick

ONSITE REPAIRS

ALL TREE WORKS Pruning, shaping, removals. Mulching/sales, free quotes. John 0401 623 500.

TOP SOIL Screened, best quality, blended, suitable lawns and garden beds. C997259-JL2-12

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For further information, call 136 186 or visit www.dpi.vic.gov.au/pets

Small breeds. 5996 5272.

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$20 per m3 Can deliver up to 10m³ loads. Delivery costs apply.

Alex Scott and Staff, Berwick 9707 2000

GROOMING

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Place your advert now for only $45 and you will get:

DUST SUPPRESSANT

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Delivered in 10 metre loads

$35 Metre Pakenham, Berwick

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Narre Warren, Cranbourne • Garden Pebbles • Mulch • Sleepers

I & G STUDD & SONS PTY LTD Ph: 5941 1880

V Massage Therapists ADVERTISERS, in this section are qualified practitioners and offer non-sexual services.

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NARRE WARREN, one room available, $140pw, plus bond, for working person, includes bills. Close to Fountain Gate and train station. Phone: 8794 9843, 0474 158 804. PAKENHAM Room to rent, $160pw incl bills and house cleaner. Own toilet/ bathroom. Phone 0419 524 881.

ENDEAVOUR HILLS 3 bedroom house, 1 bathroom, freshly renovated, available immediately, $350pw. Ph 0417 361 338.

CRANBOURNE NORTH, Room to rent in 3BR house, share cooking and bathroom. Easy going male. Must be on pension or employed. $150 per week. Call 0423 965 491.

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TUTOR, Maths and English. Primary to year 10. Experienced, teacher. 0438 589 063.

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Buy, Rent & Sell in the

EXPERT TUITION, In your home, most subjects, Grade 1 to year 12, most suburbs. Ph: 9013 6725.

SALES POSITION - FUNDRAISING

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22 Abbott Road, Hallam Phone 9703 1933

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Earn Extra Cash

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Brick storage units in 6 different sizes ACCESSIBLE 7 DAYS. LIVE-IN SECURITY Cartons, plastic covers for sale

V Business Opportunities

AVON

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Rental Per Week: $340 Date Available: Now Bond: $1473

V Computers

STEEL SHIPPING CONTAINERS

NARRE WARREN SOUTH, 109 the Promenade, Sat 24th May, 7am-2pm. 4 house lots. Krystals, paintings, jewellery, antiques, home wares, lots of bargains.

Located in the lovely Edenbrook estate, in a quiet spot is this great family home. Only 1 year old it is immaculate throughout with attention to detail & many features. There are 3 bedrooms with full ensuite & WIR to the master bedroom. The kitchen is stunning, with its Technika stainless steel appliances, including a 900mm oven, dishwasher & canopy rangehood, Caesar stone bench tops & double pantry. Double doors lead into the theatre room, plus there is a very large family room as well, with access to the rear yard & under roofline alfresco area. Other benefits include ducted heating, evaporative cooling, remote to the double garage & internal access as well. Sorry, no pets.

9702 1642

CHERYLS

NARRE WARREN 9 Durham Court, Saturday 24th May, 7am-12pm. Lots of bargins. Something for everyone.

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Weekdays 12pm - 8pm, Sat 10am - 5pm

AND COMPLETE CARE GROOMING SERVICE • Therapeutic Heated Hydro Bath • Grooming • Flea Rinse • Clipping • Nail Clipping • Blow Drying Phil & Sue

STUNNING FAMILY HOME

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V For Hire

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ARE YOU HAVING A GARAGE SALE?

Tenders

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NARRE WARREN 8 Archibald Avenue Saturday 24th May 8am - 2pm Lots of baby & toddler items. Girl clothes sizes 00000 - 2. Boy clothes sizes 00000 - 0. Nursery furniture & accessories.

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Free pick up and delivery. Prompt service. Excellent quality.

Narre Warren 9796 7090

ADVERTISERS PLEASE NOTE

IRONING

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PIANOFORTE MUSIC COLLEGE & SALES

V Pets & Services

Furniture, bike and more.

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Piano/Keyboard, Guitar, Bass, Sax, Clarinet, Flute. Singing.

0447 642 643

EXPERT IRONING Free pickup & delivery. Same day service. Excellent quality. Call Michele 0404 340 973

V Contract & Tenders

Full details are available at: www.casey.vic.gov.au/tenders

CLEANING SERVICES Alison's Home and Commercial Cleaning Service. Ironing and general cleaning. Phone 0423 761 938.

Unit 3 / 1 Fairfield Street,

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Top quality Redgum. Stringybark, Grey Box, kindling. Keeping the Community warm since 1991. Prompt delivery. 5998-5365, 0418 591 136.

Narre Warren Contract No CT000130 Closes 11 June 2014

CLAIRE'S HOME CLEANING References available. Call 9796 3187.

CRANBOURNE

GUITAR LESSONS, classical, private tuition. 0412 742 908.

MUSIC LESSONS

V Domestic

Saturday 24th May C733797-KK40-9

V Public Notices and Event

LvL 1/Unit 10, Cnr Northey & Sth Gippsland Hwy, Lynbrook

5941 2516

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PATRON WINDOWS

(neck, back, knees) Judy-Ann Steed 03 5968 119 jas@judyanns.com Web: judyanns.com

cats@pakenhamcats.com.au

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THE Berwick Farmers’ Market is located at the Old Cheese Factory in Homestead Road, Berwick. The grounds are particularly attractive at the moment with the trees coloured in their autumn leafy glory and the lawns and the play castle are a delight for children and families. There is ample free parking and entrance is by a coin donation. The market continues with its goal of adding more stall holders, offering a range of more than 40 different mixes of products from the outstanding producers. A huge range of fruits, vegetables, herbs and spices are available at the market. These products come direct from the farm to the market where families can enjoy the taste of freshly harvested farm products. Autumn is the time for hearty meals and the market offers everything needed to make hot dishes, tasty casseroles and warming soups. The best quality fresh vegetables with selections of delicious chicken, beef, fish, organic pork, porterhouse, schnitzel, sausages and gourmet pies will delight the whole family. Tempting varieties of cheeses, oils, herbs, fruit juices and breads are all available at the market. A wide selection of quality beer and wine is also on sale. These high quality products offer shoppers great value for money.

Vegetable supplier Peter Mullins provides the best produce available. A barbecue lunch with a hot coffee and great music from the jazz band will complement a happy market visit. Customers are encouraged to seek good buys from the regular stallholders who offer their wide range of farm fresh products. Added to these attractions is the genuine opportunity to get outstanding quality at a fair price.

Organisers are encouraging customers to visit and enjoy the experience. The next Rotary Club of Berwick Farmers’ Market at the Old Cheese Factory, 34 Homestead Road, Berwick, is on Saturday 24 May from 8am to 12.30pm. Inquiries to Joe Collins at jco33418@bigpond.net.au.

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New-look Miners’ new era By RUSSELL BENNETT LOCAL gridiron outfit the Berwick Miners have ushered in a new era this season with club stalwart Mark Petana taking the coaching reins from a true legend of the sport in Australia, Mel Martin. Petana has been with the Miners for well over a decade, playing under Martin’s tutelage, but took the opportunity to step up to the coaching plate with his former mentor deciding to take some time off. The winds of change have blown right across Rawling Field at Sydney Pargeter Reserve in Endeavour Hills this season with more than a dozen starting players departing for other teams. Many have opted to join start-up outfit the South Eastern Predators, a couple have joined Division 2 newcomers the Pakenham Silverbacks, and quarterback Andrew Nixon has joined the Monash Barbarians. But Petana is thrilled with the new, exciting core of players at his disposal. “We’ve got a good core of rookies this year,” he said. “I wanted the change here - to get a few more positives into the club. “Nothing against the guys who left - they were good players - but it gives these younger guys an opportunity. “When we step out on the field - out of 35 players I think we have 19 or 20 rookies.” To put further context to the numbers - the Miners have 50 registered players this season.

The Division 1 powerhouse, and multiple Vic Bowl champion, Monash Warriors have well in excess of 100. Much to Petana’s surprise, his young side hit the ground running in the first round this year clinching a stunning, last-gasp 14-13 win over the Melbourne Uni Royals after at one stage trailing 13-0. “I wasn’t expecting us to win (our first game this season) but these young guys just keep pushing and don’t give up,” Petana said. “We practice how we play and the guys got to put it all on show.” Alongside Petana on the coaches bench this season is offensive co-ordinator Dante Newton from Denver, Colorado. Like Petana, he’ll only lace up the boots and don the helmet and pads this season if their young side is struck down with fatigue or injury. But that doesn’t mean they’re not both suffering from itchy feet on a weekly basis. The Miners’ biggest focus this season is putting points on the board, with new quarterback Bradley Fraser the key to their offense. But if the New Zealander’s knowledge of the game is anything to go by, the side is in great hands. He has flown over to be part of a new era for Berwick gridiron this season and he couldn’t be happier to teach the side’s youngsters along the way. Fraser has put time into growing gridiron as a sport in New Zealand and learning the innerworkings of the game, including from a Division 1 college coach.

New Berwick Miners quarterback Bradley Fraser has made Rawling Field his home this season. Picture: COURTESY OF MELISSA ROSE “We were a bit arrogant - thinking we knew everything because we were the number one team in the country,” he said. “But we actually learnt to play the game of football.”

Let the learning curve continue. After a lean couple of weeks, the Miners will look to rebound this Saturday against the Bendigo Dragons at Henry Turner Reserve in Footscray from 10.30am.

A rugby career of changes By JARROD POTTER REHABILITATING a damaged hip, shifting states and pursuing top tier rugby league are all difficult challenges that Ben Halfpenny has pushed through in his short rugby league career. Hallam Senior College student Halfpenny, 17, packed his bags and left Merimbula for Berwick and has enjoyed the switch in lifestyle alomg with the step up in his rugby league career and a debut for the Melbourne Storm under-20 team in National Rugby League’s (NRL) Holden Cup competition. A hip injury derailed his SG Ball under-18s season, but the Storm lock was able to recover quickly and make a late return to resume his captaincy duties. “I moved down from New South Wales at the end of 2012 to come into the under-18s system at the age of 16,” Halfpenny said. “Then I played in that, hurt my hip, came back at the end of last year and was lucky enough to captain them and we had an alright season.” With all eyes focused on the other oval ball code in Victoria, Halfpenny has been able to avoid the league spotlight from the northern states and get on with playing. “It’s a lot different,” Halfpenny said. “It’s more AFL dominated down here as opposed to New South Wales, so it’s good that not everyone is in touch with the rugby league here… it’s not too big of a deal which I like.” Striding out onto AAMI Park for the first time as a player on Saturday 10 May, Halfpenny debuted for the Storm’s under-20 team - the Thunderbolts - and impressed in the 28-14 victory over the Manly Sea Eagles. “It was a vital win for us,” he said. “I was named to start off the bench but then got the call up to play… played 60 minutes of the 80 minute game and it wasn’t too bad. “The coach had talked to me and I knew my role - I’m not too much of a flashy player I just

Earning his debut for the Melbourne Storm under-20s, Berwick’s Ben Halfpenny has loved the move from New South Wales to Picture: ROB CAREW Victoria. 120236 do my job and that’s what I tried to do out there.” While he’s humbled by his current opportunities, Halfpenny isn’t getting ahead of himself and wants to move towards an eventual NRL debut, staying grounded remains key. “It feels pretty good (to debut) and the hard work paying off, but I need to keep my head on straight and keep working forward as there’s no point getting stuck in the limelight when I’m not there yet,” Halfpenny said. “I won’t get carried away, but in the future that (the NRL) is what I’m aiming towards but that’s a long way away.” Halfpenny wanted to thank Hallam Senior College, the Melbourne Storm and especially his mother - Marcela - who moved down to Melbourne with him to support his rugby dream.

Demons in for the win NARRE Warren captain Michael Collins was at his ‘in and under’ best last year as the Casey Cardinia Demons defeated Wimmera in a thrilling Worksafe VCFL Championship clash at City Oval in Horsham. Collins and the Demons will be out to impress again on Saturday, travelling to the magnificent Simonds Stadium in Geelong to take on the Bellarine for a chance to become a top-10 league in the state. Coached by former Pakenham star, Michael ‘Jock’ Holland, the Demons will look to keep their unbeaten record intact, with wins over Nepean and Wimmera since becoming their own entity at the start of 2012. >> For a wrap of all the action from round six of the CCFL, turn to page 29.

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Bitter battle send-offs aplenty By JARROD POTTER CASEY couldn’t edge out a power-packed Keysborough in a heated nine-point loss on Saturday night. Fouls aplenty flew as vitriol reached fever-point late in the game - with player Jono Hawes and coach Stewart Baird both ejected from the match. The addition of point guard Eric Miraflores and forwards Chris Jones and Jackson Houpt gave Keysborough coach Nathan Vogt plenty of options to rotate as starting centre Kevin Benn (seven points) found early foul trouble. The battle between Miraflores and his defenders - Casey guard trio Chris Murray, Steve Michalski and Brad Szalek - proved captivating while under the basket Jones

and Houpt had their hands full with Matt Witherden and Ash Szalek (13 points). Holding on while his team mates succumbed to foul trouble and the referees’ consternation, Casey’s Matt Witherden (41 points, 11 rebounds, five assists) carried the offensive task as he pushed through the key, hit five-of-eight long-range three-pointers and chopped out defensively against the Cougars’ forwards. It was Witherden’s third big scoring game consecutively - scoring 28 last weekend against Mornington and 25 points prior to that against Western Port. Matt Pebole (13 points, nine rebounds) also found his way to the basket, but would not be pleased with his fourof-11 from the field.

The Cavaliers women defeated Keysborough 66-41 with coach Tim Parker giving the full roster an extended run against the Big V newcomers. Jess Szalek (14 points, 14 rebounds) rattled off her third double-double of the season while Amy Mcfarlane (12 points) and Lara Pauline (four pints, eight rebounds, five assists) controlled the backcourt. The youth men were unable to knock off Keysborough in a 54-67 loss. Ryan Sinclair (10 points, nine rebounds, five steals), Brandon Paris (10 points, eight rebounds) and Alistair Parker (nine points, six rebounds) stood tall in defeat. Casey men and women both face North East Bushrangers on Saturday night.

Young Casey Cannon Tyler Jacobs dreams of wearing the Australian green and gold one Picture: RUSSELL BENNETT day. 120798

Family motto Tyler’s rite THIRD generation hockey player Tyler Jacobs had only just started to walk when his mum Deb first put a hockey stick in his hand. She knew the sport ran in their veins and, in her own words, “a family who plays together stays together” is the Jacobs’ family motto. After all, she followed Tyler’s Pa, Peter into hockey. “Tyler started playing when he was four, four-and-a-half,” Deb said from their Pakenham living room. “He went into under-10s at four-and-a-half, five and it took him a little while to get it but at the start of last year it all just clicked.” And that might be a slight understatement.

The Nar Nar Goon Primary School student was recently selected to represent his state in the School Sports Victoria 12-years-and-under boys’ hockey team to tour Hobart from 3 to 8 August. He found out he’d made the team the same afternoon he trialled to make the squad. Players were told then and there - they’d either made it, or they hadn’t. Tyler was over the moon. “I was blown away,” he said. “I was speechless.” Deb said the family was somewhat surprised at his inclusion, given a poor second trial. There were three trials on the same day - each a knockout stage - and Tyler just kept progressing. His speed, agility and vision on the field help to set him apart. The centre half plays for

Casey but idolises Australian hockey legend Jamie Dwyer and dreams of also one day wearing the national green and gold. But for now, he’s working his way through the ranks - from representative level, to state, and hopefully soon - national. “With this being his first year of trialling we were just putting him in there for experience, rather than thinking he’d make the team but he shocked us all and got in,” Deb said. “We’re just so proud of him.” As for Tyler - he’s just doing what makes him happy. It’s the family way. Anyone willing to sponsor Tyler on his trip to Hobart later this year - a trip that will cost around $3000 - should call Deb on 0407 343 373.

City drag down favourites DANDENONG City emerged victorious 2-1 over Sunshine George Cross with both scores coming via Goran Jozeljic. Sunshine went in overwhelming favourites for the NPL1 clash on Saturday at Frank Holohan Reserve, but it didn’t faze Ivan Duzel’s charges as City slammed on two firsthalf goals from its tall striker Jozeljic. The first came in the 16th minute as Jozeljic finished the hard work of the midfielders before banging in his second in the 42nd as he beguiled his marking man and effectively struck the match winner. A consolation goal from Sunshine’s Delfin Mosibe Es-

ara late in the match made the last 10 minutes interesting, but the Dandenong defence held strong to keep an equaliser away from the net. City sits seventh in NPL1 and faces Avondale Heights away on Saturday. STATE LEAGUES MORNINGTON piled on 6-2 against a lacklustre Casey Comets. Despite goals from Nicholas Lekakis and Jason Rand, the result was put beyond doubt by the visitors. Former Doveton SC striker Simon Mur drilled one Mornington before five others dropped to leave the Comets falling from the sky.

Mur’s former team mates at Doveton were outclassed by Warragul United 1-2 and Berwick City similarly fell to Heatherton United 1-0. WOMEN’S PREMIER/STATE LEAGUES CASEY Comets and Berwick City both notched wins with Shirley Anthony and Natalie Holmes drilling majors for City in its 2-1 win over Doncaster Rovers. The wins put Casey Comets into eighth in the Premier League before its clash with FFV Under 17 Girls at the State Football Centre on Saturday. Berwick City faces South Yarra away on Sunday.

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Matt Witherden was magnificent with 41 points in Casey’s 86-95 loss to Picture: JARROD POTTER Keysborough. 120592

QUIZ NUMBER 1255 1. WHO was the first cricketer to be knighted? 2. WHAT was Ricardo Alonzo Gonzalez better known as, and what sport did he play? 3. IN which sport is the Stanley Cup a prized trophy? 4. WHICH West German scored a shock win over countryman Boris Becker to win Wimbledon in 1991? 5. WHAT sport is featured in the Paul Newman movie ‘The Colour of Money’? 6. WHAT is the maximum number of horses allowed to run in the Melbourne Cup? 7. WHICH Aussie golfer was known as ‘The Undertaker’? 8. WHICH country has won the most Olympic medals? 9. WHO was the cricketing great who underwent open heart surgery in 1991? 10. WHO won a record seven Australian Open golf titles? 11. WHICH major world power competed at the Olympics for the first time in 1980? 12. WHO rode Gurner’s Lane to victory in the 1983 Melbourne Cup? 13. WHAT shape is a baseball field? 14. WHICH Aboriginal bowler was regarded as the fastest ever seen in Australian cricket? 15. WHICH Aussie won three Pot Black snooker titles? 16. WHICH Australian runner won three Olympic silver medals? 17. WHICH Australian cyclist was among the most popular sportsmen in Europe in the 1920s? 18. WHO was the last Australian to win a Formula One grand prix? 19. IN which sport did Phil Smyth captain the Australian team for several years? 20. WHICH Australian golfer was a pioneer of the controversial broomstick putter?

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‘Meant to be’… cruel but true By JARROD POTTER “THEN you’ll hear those Lions roar because Coburg boys are we!” Sitting in the grandstand after a lacklustre second-half collapse - adding up to an eight-point loss - the Casey Scorpions were left to listen on as Coburg belted out the song for the first time at home this season. The report card for the Scorpions will feature a lot of failing marks. The reality was simple - full time footballers, 13 from Melbourne Football Club total, couldn’t beat the part time Lions. After building a comfortable lead part way through the second term, Casey thought the match was theirs already and took the foot off the throttle. Coburg had different ideas as the Lions kicked six unanswered goals in a purple patch across the second and third terms to edge ahead 57-52, with the last of the series coming from captain Nick Carnell. Casey coach Rohan Welsh was left once again to tell hard truths to a group of senior footballers, most of which are professionals in this given sport. His interrogation of the group at the final change proved insightful considering the final result - an eight-point loss to a side most regard as easy beats. “It was a test of our character,” Welsh said. “I questioned that at three-quarter-time and I was right.

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VFL COBURG 2.0 6.2 9.3 11.8 (74) CASEY SCORPIONS 4.6 7.9 8.10 9.12 (66) COBURG GOALS: L. Featherstone 4, A. Christensen 2, J. Anderson 2, N. Robertella, E. McConnell, N. Carnell. Best: L. Featherstone, N. Linton, E. McConnell, N. Blair, A. Sturgess, A. Christensen. CASEY SCORPIONS GOALS: M. Evans 2, J. Best, J. Fitzpatrick, D. Barry, D. Kent, D. Nicholson, P. Rosier, T. Smith. Best: V. Michie, M. Evans, J. Fitzpatrick, L. Tapscott, D. Nicholson, D. Kent.

“I didn’t think they had it in them to fight and clearly they played a team that showed them how to play.” The final quarter started promisingly enough for Casey as Jack Fitzpatrick put the side ahead before the Lions’ roared into life. Stupid mistakes across half-back - including a poorly placed switch from Luke Tapscott that Errol McConnell turned into a running, bouncing goal - were eagerly lapped up as Coburg took the game to the rousing applause of the small but loyal Coburg fans.

Welsh wasn’t thrilled with his midfielders resting instead of running and it summed up the dog day. “Half of these blokes are meant to be AFL players,” Welsh said. “Georgiou had six goals kicked on him and gave away probably another two and there were only 12 goals kicked in the game so you work that out. “There were too many guys in the team that don’t know how to play the game - you can’t play the game and you can’t play your role you can

put as much structure in place as you want but at the end of the day they’ve got to be able to play the game.” Second gamer Patrick Rosier impressed with his tenacious attack at the ball and alongside young Garfield prodigy Eddie Morris, with both earning their place in next week’s team all things being fair. Welsh also thought Fitzpatrick was strong in the ruck, captain Evan Panozza continued to show his true colours amid the group and Jordie McKenzie worked hard for his 35 touches. Casey will get a bye before the state representative match - giving the Scorpions plenty of time to regroup before clashing with Collingwood at home on Saturday 7 June.

Bulldogs clip Eagles wings By JARROD POTTER THE lessons kept coming for Doveton Eagles with Highett this week’s tutor in the finer points of a 21-point victory. The Eagles ran out of puff in the last term as the Bulldogs latched onto four goals in the final term to snatch the back-and-forth match. Doveton Eagles will rue their kicking with one-goal-five in the final term costing the side a chance at its second victory in the middle SFL division. Peter Dye snagged five goals in a good afternoon up forward while Nathan Wilson, Travis Graeske and Enayte Samadi all earned honours for their performances. Doveton Eagles host Hampton on Saturday.

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Another crack at glory - a second chance By JARROD POTTER SECOND time around, Evan Panozza still gets a rush to know he will represent Victoria. The Casey Scorpions VFL captain has received his second nod for state selection and is geared up to face the old state-level enemy this year on home turf - the SANFL. Part of the extended 40-man squad, Panozza has carried on his impressive form throughout his five years in the VFL and is honoured to get another crack at interstate level football. “It’s exciting and I’m looking forward to it,” Panozza said.

“After last year getting a taste and experience of it all for first time I’m really exciting to get another opportunity.” After a narrow loss to the WAFL in last season’s state game, with the Western Australians winning 17.16 (118) to 15.10 (100), Panozza wants to be part of Victorian glory and help knock off the arch enemy South Australian. “I was pretty cut about the loss,” Panozza said. “It’s a once-off game, it’s such a big thing to represent your state so you obviously want to do your state proud and to get the win would make it all that more special

so hopefully we can get the job done this time around.” Wearing the Big V is a proud moment in Panozza’s football history and being the only Casey Scorpion on the list means he will don the jumper for everyone at Casey Fields as well as himself. “It’s nice to represent the club and I would’ve liked to have a couple of team mates slip in the initial squad, but obviously that’s not to be,” Panozza said. “If I can represent the club and myself as well as I did last year this time around, it will be nice to have Casey represented in the game.

“I thought Smithy (Tim Smith) was (unlucky) - he’s been playing well the last couple of weeks.” Also receiving a nod in the initial squad is former Casey Scorpion and Garfield defender Luke Tynan, who is now plying his craft at Port Melbourne. Tynan capped off his selection with a Best-on-Ground performance against Essendon, snagging 17 possessions, nine marks and four tackles in Port Melbourne’s 18 point win on Saturday. The VFL team will be coached by Damien Carroll when it takes on the SANFL on Saturday May 31 at North Port Oval.

SFL DIVISION 3 South Yarra outclassed Endeavour Hills to register a 62-point loss. The Falcons hung in the clash until part way through the third term when the Lions roared into action. It resulted in a nine goal-to-two last quarter belting and blew a close clash out of the water. Shane Peake kicked four goals to make his season tally reach 19 to find himself the fourth highest goal kicker in the division. Hallam’s Friday night experiment didn’t reap results as Lyndale took a 20-point win away from Hallam reserve. Hallam kicked away to a fourgoal lead through the first term - off the boot of Raymond Sibly (four goals) and Matt Neve (two) - and held onto a 22-point lead approaching the final change. The last quarter had all power go to the Pumas as Lyndale fought back to take the win with six goals to no score. Chris Molanar, Matt Robertson and Bryce Never had strong showings for the Hawks. VAFA DIVISION 3 By the skin of their teeth, the X-Men claimed a hard-fought, two-point win against Eley Park Sharks. The Sharks had the lead entering the final term, but St Francis Xavier turned on the scramjets to waywardly kick its way in front in the dying minutes. Dwayne Scott and Dimi Dimakopoulos kicked a brace each while the hard yards were fought by Brendan O’Hara, Dom Carson and Sam Burns.

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BERWICKâ€™S dream of a double-chance is still well and truly alive after the Wickers survived a real scare against ROC at Edwin Flack Reserve on Saturday. The Wickers had to fight hard for their 26-point win - which leaves them in third place - as country football takes a well-deserved break this weekend for the Worksafe VCFL Championships. Rhys Nisbet and his side have handled every challenge with aplomb this season and now face a new one in how to handle a growing level of expectation. ROC, with the aid of a strong breeze, led the Wickers by 11 points at quarter time before the home side fought back to take a one-point lead into the main break. Itâ€™s a margin it held on to with a gritty third term before kicking 5.5 to 2.4 in the final quarter. On-baller Madi Andrews played a great captainâ€™s game for the Wickers while Nathan Waite kicked six to be the most influential forward on the ground. Tim Gunn, Mick Manley and Daniel Harrison were other talls to shine while Ben Oâ€™Loughlin and Blair Allan were best for the Kangaroos. CRANBOURNE held on against fast-finishing Beaconsfield to score a 10-point victory at Casey Fields on Saturday night. The home side appeared to have the edge all evening but, when Beaconsfield kicked two late goals in the final term, the margin narrowed to just four points. Beaconsfield players were ropable after what looked to be a free kick to Shaun Pollard on centre-wing was not paid, the ball spilling forward for Cranbourne where Tim Smith bobbed up to kick the sealer. Skipper Marc Holt was well held by Daniel Battaglin, but kicked three important goals after half-time for the winners, while Scott Meyer and Daniel Mislicki were absolutely outstanding for the vanquished.

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Corolla’s new milestone UNLESS Ford changes its mind and retains the Falcon nameplate then Toyota Corolla will replace it as Australia’s longest-running passenger car having been on sale here since 1967. Despite its longevity, Corolla has never been more popular, tipping out Mazda3 as Australia’s biggest selling motor vehicle during 2013 and doing so despite carrying an ageing sedan variant throughout the year alongside the new hatchback. The new sedan finally joined its hatch stablemate in February and set another milestone. At 4.62 metres it’s the largest Corolla so far, a significant 365mm longer than the hatch, 75mm longer and with an increase of 100mm in wheelbase over the outgoing sedan. Unlike the hatch, which is built in Japan, the sedan comes from Thailand and so takes advantage of that country’s free trade agreement with Australia to keep the price down to $20,740 plus on-roads for the entry level Ascent manual. That’s $250 less than the previous sedan and also includes extra features that Toyota values at $2000. As is common in small cars, the new Corolla sedan can’t match its hatchback sibling for looks. It’s neat and attractive enough but without anything to make it stand out

The new Corolla sedan is bigger and better than ever. from its many competitors. Perhaps, as Toyota’s tongue-incheek advertising campaign suggests, it is indeed hip to be square. We loved the smooth, wave-like dashboard not only for its appearance but also for the placements of its various components and their ease of use. The extra interior space within the new Corolla sedan provides sufficient rear legroom for two adults to travel in comfort even with the front seats fully extended. While taller passengers will appreciate the extra 92mm of knee-room,

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higher-specced Conquest and Ultima now renamed SX and ZR. Now standard across all three models are cruise control, reversing camera, rear parking sensors and a multiinformation display (MID). The Ascent wheels are 15-inch steel. The mid-range SX adds interior chrome door handles and door belt moulding, front fog lamps, push button start/stop front parking sensors, enhanced MID system and 16-inch alloys. The auto-only Corolla ZR gets au-

tomatic air-conditioning, rain-sensing windscreen wipers, auto on/off LED headlights with automatic levelling, LED daytime running lights, satellite navigation, leather seat trim, powered driver’s seat and acoustic windscreen. New Toyota Corolla sedan comes with the same powertrain combination as the hatch, namely a 1.8-litre petrol engine with either six-speed manual or CVT automatic transmission, the latter with seven preset overrides via the floor lever on all, as well as paddles in the topline version, the Corolla ZR. Central to new Corolla sedan’s information and entertainment package is the Toyota Link multimedia system. Standard in the SX and ZR models Link is a first for any Australian Toyota vehicle. The Toyota range is available for test drive at Berwick Toyota, 751 Princes Highway, Berwick, on 9707 4455; Pakenham Toyota, 33 Commercial Drive, Pakenham, on 5945 1777; Cranbourne Toyota, 284 South Gippsland Highway, Cranbourne, on 5955 1111. Model range Corolla Ascent 1.8-litre fourdoor sedan: $20,740 (manual); $22,990 (automatic); Corolla SX 1.8-litre four-door sedan: $22,990 (manual); $25,240 (automatic); Corolla ZR 1.8-litre four-door sedan: $30,990 (automatic).

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2011 HOLDEN BARINA SPARK

Auto, G8 Special Edition, Hardlid, Tint - Rego XNH 869

Auto, Low KMS, Tint, Cruise, One Owner Rego XFK 113

Auto, Alloys, Bluetooth, One Owner Rego YQY 620

Manual, Only 9,000kms, Tint, Like New Condition Rego YNT 896

ONLY

27,990

15,990

DRIVE AWAY

16,990

21,990

ONLY

21,990

2011 HOLDEN BARINA

24,990

12,990

DRIVE AWAY

ONLY

10,990

DRIVE AWAY

11,990

DRIVE AWAY

26,990

2008 TOYOTA AURION PRODIGY

2008 HOLDEN SV6 SPORTSWAGON

Auto, Leather, One Owner, Very Low Kms, Full Books Rego WKV 329

Auto, Low KMS, One Owner, Tint, Very Sporty - Rego WOD 955

ONLY

15,990

DRIVE AWAY

ONLY

27,990

28,990

26,990

Auto, Leather, Full Books, Reverse Sensors - Rego XKS 308

26,990

24,990

2010 HOLDEN CRUZE CDX

26,990

Auto, Very Economical, Perfect First Car Rego YOF 844

DRIVE AWAY

ONLY

8,990

ONLY

16,990

DRIVE AWAY

ONLY

17,990

28,990

DRIVE AWAY

28,990

2012 HOLDEN BARINA SEDAN

2011 HYUNDAI IX35

2008 KIA GRAND CARNIVAL

2008 HOLDEN VE 60TH ANNIVERSARY

Auto, Low Kms, Tint - ZEL 847

Auto, Low Kms, One Owner, Full Books - Rego YPI 762

8 Seater, Very Low Kms, Tint Rego WUJ 346

Leather, Alloys, Bluetooth, Tint Rego WMV 827

14,990

ONLY

29,990

DRIVE AWAY

ONLY

25,990

29,990

30,990

DRIVE AWAY

ONLY

29,990

19,990

DRIVE AWAY

ONLY

30,990

14,990

DRIVE AWAY

31,990

2010 HSV E3 CLUBSPORT R8

2011 HSV E3 CLUBSPORT R8 TOURER

2007 VW PASSAT TDI

2009 AUDI A4

Manual, 20” Pentagons, Leather, Very Low Kms Rego YHC 192

Auto, One Owner, Full Books, Tint Rego 78HSV

Auto, Only 50,000kms, Sunroof, Leather, Full Books - Rego WGB 482

Auto, Low kms, Full AUDI Service History, Stunning Beige Interior - Rego XQC 336

ONLY

48,990

DRIVE AWAY

ONLY

49,990

DRIVE AWAY

ONLY

22,990

DRIVE AWAY

ONLY

24,990

DRIVE AWAY

LOTS MORE IN STOCK, VISIT OUR WEBSITE TO SEE THE FULL RANGE

ALL USED CARS COME WITH 2 YEAR/150,000KM WARRANTY

Phone: Phone:(03) (03)9707 97072222 2222 755 Princes Hwy, Berwick

www.barrybourke.com.au

ual vehicle. LMCT7522

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