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Fun in the garden! Little green thumbs at Tooradin Primary School haven’t been afraid to get their hands dirty - creating mini green houses to grow a pea seed. The three-year-old students were enthralled to learn about the magical process of how a seed grows into a plant on Monday 22 July. “This was a wonderful opportunity to combine early maths concepts such as counting and measuring with the children’s natural curiosity about investigating their natural world,” teacher Rachel Davis said.’ 195782 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS
In hunt for home A South East pensioner who is the carer of her elderly parents says she's running out of options to put a roof over their heads. Linda Ashworth, 55, has been battling to find a two-bedroom unit and although they've been given priority on the social housing waiting list - that wait could be up to two years. "We've been staying with friends for a couple of weeks in Cranbourne East but like anything they're elderly; they need their lives back on track," she says. At the end of March there were 41,677 on the State Government's queue for public housing - with 21,713 being priority cases for people experiencing issues with disability, mental health, family violence or homelessness. The wait list is under pressure as private rents rise faster than wages, Newstart and
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"It's a no win situation," she says. Her mother Joyce, 81, and 88-year-old father John, who has a pace maker and is wheelchair bound, were in a retirement village in Pakenham until Ms Ashworth's sister bought her parents a home but when the "funds dried up she evicted them last December." Extended family in Doreen took them into their home but the commute to the south eastern suburbs for her father's medical appointments became too much. Ms Ashworth said she also met a "deadend" with WAYSS in Berwick, a service that helps people experiencing homelessness, as they could only offer a one bedroom cabin in Tooradin. "Because of my father's needs it's got to be a two bedroom cabin," she said. Ms Ashworth says they've contacted their
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New support hub ready to launch A new support group dedicated to carers is being established at the Lynbrook Community Centre, thanks to a partnership between the City of Casey and Uniting. Through its 2019-20 budget, council has provided funding for the establishment of the Lynbrook Carers Hub, which will be run by Uniting on a weekly basic, kicking off on Friday 19 July. The hub will be a space for carers to connect with other carers, access carer supports and look after their wellbeing, with weekly activities and guest speakers. City of Casey mayor Amanda Stapledon encouraged local carers to come along and for residents to spread the word to carers they know in the Casey community. "Carers do such an amazing job, and this is one of the ways we want to help give them support, friendship and some time out for themselves," Cr Stapledon said. "There are many people in our community who have assumed a primary caring role looking after a loved one who might have a disability, illness or is ageing. "As a carer, it is important to look after your own health and wellbeing and we hope that the Lynbrook Carers Hub will provide some much-needed support to the carers in our community; it is also important not to be isolated. "This initiative was one of the key projects I pushed to support during my Mayoral term as it's something I'm very passionate about, and I'm thrilled to see that the Lynbrook Carers Hub is now launching in a partnership with Uniting."
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On the road to recovery City of Casey Mayor Cr Amanda Stapledon, Felicity Preston from Uniting and local carers Vanassa Gerdes and Vanessa Watson are looking forward to the launch of the Lynbrook Carers Hub. Felicity Preston from Uniting, who will be facilitating the weekly sessions, said that their organisation has seen the benefit that an ongoing support groups can provide for carers, having implemented carer hubs and peer support opportunities in other regions. "We're excited about this opportunity to work alongside City of Casey in establishing a regular and consistent support for carers in their community, especially as the aged and disability sectors are experiencing such drastic changes," she said. "Our aim is that the hub will create a safe space for support and emotional wellbeing, but also provide practical tips as we incorporate educational speakers and workshops. This
initiative is a recognition of the valuable contribution of the caring role in the community." The Lynbrook Carers Hub is open to you if: You are supporting a person with a mental illness, disability, chronic illness, or who is frail aged. You, or the person you care for, live in the City of Casey. The carers hub will run every Friday during school terms between 10am - 2pm at the Lynbrook Community Centre. The group is free and lunch is provided each session. To find out more and register to attend visit the Lynbrook Carers Hub page on the City of Casey website.
Doctors have removed a breathing tube to a horse trainer after a freak accident at the Cranbourne Training Complex landed him in hospital earlier this month. Bruce Purcell, a racing stalwart of the Cranbourne community, is reportedly improving after being airlifted to the Alfred Hospital in a critical condition on 12 July. Racing.com reported the 76-year-old, who was reportedly kicked by a horse he was unloading from a float, was taking small steps to recovery. He remains in intensive care with swelling on the brain and multiple fractures to the body and face, Racing.com reported. "Bruce has had his breathing tube removed and is trying to talk," a spokesperson from the Purcell family said. "It's a huge relief ... he has a long way to go but he is doing a great job. "We'd like to thank everyone for the ongoing love and support." Cranbourne Turf Club CEO Neil Bainbridge said club was praying Mr Purcell would make a full recovery, and continued to provide support to his family and friends.
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Firefighters were called to a house fire in Junction Village where pregnant woman was taken to hospital with smoke inhalation on Wednesday 17 July. The fire broke out at the single-storey home on Glendoon Road about 9.30pm and crews arrived shortly after. A CFA spokesman said a 28-week pregnant woman was taken to hospital after suffering smoke inhalation. Ambulance Victoria said a person was taken to Dandenong Hospital in a stable condition but could not elaborate on the patient's gender or age due to privacy.Five people were present in the house and were able to selfevacuate, he said. Fire crews from Cranbourne, Devon Meadows, and Narre Warren brought the blaze under control within 15 minutes. The fire is believed to have started in one of the bedrooms but "there's no indication yet as to what it was," the CFA spokesman said. He said the damage was not significant and contained to one bedroom. Six fire appliances were on scene.
By Brendan Rees Jason has been camping at the Salvation Army in Cranbourne for nearly two weeks. He says with a lack of crisis centres in Casey he's had nowhere else to go. "I'm on the housing commission waiting list but I've been on that for nine years now ... and I'm still waiting," Jason said, who asked not to publish his surname. He refuses to stay at boarding houses because the conditions, he says, were often "rough" and "getting more expensive." "If you feel uncomfortable you have go back out on the streets." At last week's Casey Council meeting on 16 July, mayor Amanda Stapledon successfully moved a motion to consider a pop-up shelter model currently being trialled in Brisbane for people experiencing homelessness. The model called 'Beddown' aims to utilise spaces often left empty at night, where people are provided a bed in a safe and secure environment. Charitable organisations would also help with laundry, showers, food, and clothing as well as a visit from a doctor and dentist, she said. The council has its eye on transforming car parks, church buildings, community halls and other sites in Casey into pop-up shelters. "This model is a very, very sound one and one I think can bring the whole community together and take stress off other agencies that are trying to do so much," she said. "It's just about the will of people to want to participate and offer up their services, their facilities when they're not in use overnight." Cranbourne Information and Support Service executive officer Leanne Petridis said although she favoured longer term housing solutions she recognised the need to "address the reality of people sleeping rough right now."
Jason has been sleeping in his tent at the Salvation Army in Cranbourne. 195907 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS "I do believe that providing people with a safe, secure shelter out of the elements at night along with other supports such as food and mattresses will keep them safer, warmer and drier, and possibly help link them into other services," she said. Kelly Jose of the Salvation Army in Cranbourne said many people experiencing homelessness were forced to camp at the centre's carpark in New Holland Drive. "Without a doubt something needs to be done with housing ... every second person I think that comes in here, have had issues with some housing in some form or another," she said. According to the Council to Homeless Persons CEO Jenny Smith "too often" there wasn't a safe option for homeless women who were
"vulnerable to the risks of sleeping rough, or of staying in unsafe housing options like rooming houses, where they are vulnerable to physical and sexual assault. WAYYS CEO Elizabeth Thomas, said during 2018-19 they supported 4,950 cases of people faced with homelessness in Casey and Cardinia. "We know that the key to ending the housing and homelessness crisis is to increase access to affordable, safe and secure housing with one-to-one wrap around support services," she said. A report will come back to council by 31 December. If you are experiencing or at risk of homelessness, you can ring the 24-hour Victorian hotline for assistance 1800 825 955.
School set for wacky adventure A cast of 70 students from Fountain Gate Primary School is preparing for the school's latest production, Madagascar Junior, the musical adventure based on the smash DreamWorks animated motion picture. "All of the students involved have been working really hard to learn all their lines and the songs and dances for the last term," teacher Amy Dinsdale said. Performances will be held at Bunjil Place on Monday 5 August and Tuesday 6 August at 7pm. Tickets can be purchased on the Bunjil Place website or call or 03 9709 9700.
Arrest following Blind Bight stabbing A man has been arrested following a stabbing in Blind Bight on Saturday 20 July. Police responded to multiple reports of a car seen driving erratically in the area from about 9.45pm. It is believed an alleged altercation occurred between the driver and the occupants of another vehicle which resulted in a man sustaining a stab wound. He was taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries. Investigators arrested a 25-year-old man in Narre Warren on Sunday 21 July. He was interviewed and subsequently charged with intentionally cause injury; recklessly cause injury; two counts of traffic a drug of dependence; possess materials for the manufacture of a drug of dependence; and possess a prohibited weapon. The Narre Warren man has been remanded in custody to appear at Dandenong magistrates' court on Monday 22 July.
Puffer jacket stolen Police from Narre Warren are investigating a theft which occurred in June. The alleged theft occurred at a clothing store inside a shopping centre on Overland Drive about 4.15pm on 25 June. Investigators believe two men entered the store and a removed security tag on a jacket and then left the store without paying, police say. The jacket stolen was a black Winterburn long-line down puffer jacket. The men are believed to be aged in their twenties and were both wearing black pants, long sleeve high-vis jumpers and caps. Police have released images of two men they believe will be able to assist with their enquiries and are urging anyone with information to contact crime stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a confidential report online at www. crimestoppersvic.com.au
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What is something people don’t know about you? I was a participant in the Early Learning Centre at FLC in 1984! What’s the best thing about the newly named Foundation Learning Centre in Narre Warren? It’s an exciting new chapter for the organisation as we continue to set the benchmark for innovative community education in Victoria. Our aim is to not only provide a progressive approach to learning, but to continue to meet the needs of our community. Favourite holiday spot in Australia? Hamilton Island If you were PM for a day, what would you do? Implement ‘free’ Child Care in Australia for all families What is your favourite book? One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest. At school I... ...Loved performing in the school productions. What’s your favourite movie? Pretty Woman. What are some of the great courses you have at the centre? Three-year old kindergarten programs, VCAL, VET and CGEA Courses for students aged 13 - 20 years, hairdressing courses, ESL courses, basic Computer Courses, basic administration courses, cake decorating courses, and craft community courses. Which six dinner guests dead or alive would you invite to dinner? Isla Fisher and Sacha Baron Cohen, Ricky Gervais, Charlie Hunnam, Judith Lucy, Julia Roberts. Best concert you have been to? Performances by the Australian Ballet and any live theatre performance.
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further assaulted. The assailant then ran out of the shop. Mr O'Toole, 64, was fatally wounded and tragically died at the scene. Mrs O'Toole was taken to hospital where she had to undergo plastic surgery for the extensive serious stab and slash wounds and the glass shards that were embedded in her back. For her actions, Mrs O'Toole was awarded the 2018 Gold Clarke Medal during a presentation at the Melbourne Town Hall on Thursday 23 August. "It was a beautiful day," says Mrs O'Toole. "I was totally humbled and to be deemed worthy of such a prestigious award I couldn't believe it." The medal is an award of The Royal Humane Society of Australasia and is the Society's highest award for the most outstanding case of bravery. Mr O'Toole was posthumously awarded the Star of Courage in 2017 - Australia's highest bravery accolades which recognises "acts of conspicuous courage in circumstances of great peril". The robber, Gavin Perry, 27, was high after taking ice and on parole at the time of the murder. He was jailed for 27 years in 2014 for the crime. Mrs O'Toole remembers her husband of 41 years as a wonderful man who was a funny, kind and loyal man."I had the best husband and we had a great life together," she said. "Life has just been horrible since."
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‘Over the moon’ at win By Brendan Rees
Tulliallan Estate residents are celebrating after petitioning earlier this year to keep their promised sports field. 193835 $15 million for the site however the developer wanted double. . Rebecca Hyland, who had launched a petition, garnering more than 1,200 signatures to keep their promised sports field, said the community was celebrating. "If it hadn't been the power of the people who knows what could have happened to the
6.8 hectare of land," she said. "It's so important to our community to have these active green spaces available to them," she said. Tulliallan School Council president Tara Hall said the school community was "over the moon" with the council's purchase. "It just goes to show what community spirit
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Cranbourne North residents are finally rejoicing in their fight to keep their promised sports field at Tulliallan Estate. It comes after residents were furious with a developer who had reneged on their promise of delivering a sports field - instead opting to apply to subdivide the huge parcel of land into housing. Casey Council and neighbours' have been in near five-year tussle with the developer in trying to resolve the matter. However Casey Council announced on Tuesday 17 July it had now "reached an agreement" to purchase the land for sporting facilities. "The respective lawyers are now getting on with preparing the necessary paperwork," a statement from Council said. "Council officers will now be able to focus on the design and building of the facilities on the 6.8 hectare site." Construction is anticipated to start next financial year in 2020-21. Casey Mayor Amanda Stapledon said the purchase was a "great outcome" for the Tulliallan residents and the Casey community - a result council had "been working hard on to achieve." "While I cannot discuss the terms of settlement due to confidentiality, I would like to assure our community that this is a win-win for all parties involved and that it does not come at the expense of other projects planned across our city," she said. Earlier this year, Casey's acting city planning manager Keri New indicated the issue was frustrating with negotiations having "broken down" with the developer Konann Pty Ltd in securing the Alisma Boulevard site. In a council document from January, Casey Council stated it was prepared to pay up to
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IN BRIEF Police investigate stabbing Emergency services have been called to reports of a stabbing in Hampton Park on Friday morning, 18 July. Investigators have been told a man was stabbed in the upper body at around 6.30am on Regan Street. The man, believed to be in his early forties, has been taken to hospital The Alfred hospital in a stable condition with non-life threatening injuries, Ambulance Victoria said. Police are investigating. Anyone who witnessed the assault or has information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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Set to take on world stage A rider from the Casey BMX Club will join Olympians in a 120-strong Australian team for the 2019 UCI BMX World Championships in Belgium in July. Leading the way for Casey is Dane Van Laeren, who will race in the 17-24 years men’s 20 inch category. The 18-year old of Berwick will use his thirdplace podium finish at the national championships in Shepparton as an added boost of confidence when he travels to Belgium. Australia’s national team manager and 2008 Olympian Luke Madill said it was a wonderful achievement for Casey to be sending a rider to BMX’s global showpiece. “As a club, Casey are doing a great job of preparing their riders and credit must go to everyone who has contributed to getting these riders over to Belgium in top shape,” Madill said. Dane will join Olympians Anthony Dean and Lauren Reynolds, as well as rising superstar Saya Sakakibara and her older brother Kai. At last year’s world championships in Baku, Azerbaijan, the Australian team came home with six gold, four silver and four bronze medals.
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Mosque ‘blends in’ When asked by your Star News reporter recently why Casey Council approved a planning application for a mosque near the Green Wedge Zone on Belgrave-Hallam Road, Narre Warren, mayor Amanda Stapledon replied it would blend in with the environment and the community, (Berwick Star News, "Mosque Lock Out" 18 July). The fact is that Casey Council and the mayor don't really have a clue or care about the quality of life for existing Casey residents. A mosque and a school will be magnets for further residential growth and development through a corridor which has been showing signs of severe stress and over-development for many years - with serious rubbish and waste problems, congestion and poor public transport connections. Unbalanced growth imposes economic and environmental costs on the City of Casey. Opposing a mosque and school in Casey is about planning for a sustainable population in future and respecting the rights of existing residents. Something that is seemingly unknown to Cr Amanda Stapledon and Cr Wayne Smith? The present infrastructure in Casey cannot keep up with the pressures of more and more growth. Our Green Wedge Zones will only be compromised by more population pressure, pollution and carbon emissions. Moreover, by refusing to allow debate on this important public matter, Casey Council has once again revealed itself to be an undemocratic council with an authoritarian leadership model. The only answer now is for ratepayers and residents to organise to replace the existing council at the 2020 local government elections.
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SOCIALLY SPEAKING On Friday 19 July, Berwick Star News posted an article about the opponents of the proposed mosque in Narre Warren North, who are looking to take the proposal to the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal after Casey councillors approved plans in a closed door meeting. Here is how our readers reacted online: Peter James: If they have met all requirements they should have the right to build. Nacera Kefil Burekovic: Racists. Gary White: How about fixing roads around Casey before building mosques. Michael Parr: Something about this stinks, well over 700 individual protests and council still approves? Something isn't right. I hope the residents continue to fight this, if needed they should start a go fund me. Annie Lamb: Would they care as much if it were a Catholic church? Lorraine Sharp: You're resisting the wrong issue here, if you don't want mosques protest the immigration issue, otherwise anyone who is lawfully in Australia has the liberty and indeed the right to develop their land in accordance with law. cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au
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Push is on for new bridge By Brendan Rees A 318-signature petition has been tabled at a Casey Council meeting in a bid to save Tooradin's iconic footbridge. Speaking at the 16 July meeting, Councillor Geoff Ablett said council was "working vigorously" to build a new bridge which has been closed since March due to safety reasons. A major tourism drawcard, the bridge's closure sparked upset among the community. Cr Ablett said the footbridge was closed to pedestrians after a scheduled inspection revealed large structural beams had begun to decay. "The bridge couldn't be saved because it had deteriorated so poorly," he said. "Design work has already commenced for a replacement footbridge, and more detailed planning and design of the replacement bridge is to be undertaken during the second half of 2019. "The safety of our residents is council's most important priority," Cr Ablett said. Council will meet with the Tooradin Business Association (TBA) on the 27th of August to answer questions about the bridge as well as the town's plan. Cr Ablett admitted council was "probably a week late with getting out some emails to tell various groups" as to why the bridge had been closed.
Postcode 3977 recorded more new registrations on the Australian Organ Donor Register than any other in 2018. "Unfortunately we could've communicated quicker than we did which caused some angst in the community," he said. "We're working to get the bridge fixed as fast as we possibly can. "We've had a great relation with Tooradin over a long period of time ... we want to support the business association of Tooradin 100 per cent," he said.
The TBA's secretary and head petitioner Rochelle Halstead said she was pleased council had taken the petition on board but was disappointed the community would now be without a bridge for two years. She said she hoped council would've taken "a bit more of an urgent approach to it rather than waiting till later in the year to find the funds."
"Council are the ones that have the control; we just all have to fall into line and wait," she said. Ms Halstead said it wasn't until the association started "rattling cages" that the council looked into the matter. Council will write to the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning and Melbourne Water requesting they examine the erosion at Sawtells Inlet.
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your decision about organ donation is a 'yes' or 'no', it's important that you make it known." Last year in Victoria, a record 193 donors and their families made the decision to donate organs, saving the lives of 529 people. This compared to 148 donors in 2017, when 387 received a life-saving transplant. Nationally, 554 deceased organ donors and their families agreed to donation in 2018, saving the lives of 1544 Australians. By the end of June this year, 219 lives had been saved in Victoria - thanks to the generosity of 83 deceased Victorian organ donors and their families. There are currently 1551 Australians waiting for a life-saving organ transplant. To register to become an organ and tissue donor, visit donatelife.gov.au or call 1800 777 203
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Cranbourne has topped the state for organ and tissue donor registrations, with more residents signing up to become potential life savers than in any other Victorian town or suburb last year. New figures, released for DonateLife Week (28 July - 4 August), show postcode 3977 recorded more new registrations on the Australian Organ Donor Register than any other in 2018. Across Victoria, 50,626 adults registered for organ and tissue donation in 2018. A total of 769 Cranbourne residents recorded their intention to become organ and tissue donors last year. Rounding out the top 10 were: Werribee and Point Cook with 756 registrations; Ballarat with 681 registrations; Frankston with 545 registrations; Hoppers Crossing, Truganina and Tarneit with 524 registrations; Grovedale and Highton with 522 registrations; Pakenham with 473 registrations; Croydon with 454 registrations; Richmond with 435 registrations; and Berwick with 406 registrations. DonateLife Victoria State Medical Director Dr Rohit D'Costa thanked the residents of Cranbourne for joining the Australian Organ Donor Register. "This is a fantastic effort by the residents of Cranbourne, and I encourage adults across Victoria to follow their lead," Dr D'Costa said. "Registering your decision about organ and tissue donation - and talking to your family is important as it leaves no doubt about your wishes, should the worst happen. Whether
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BERWICK CHURCH OF CHRIST - 150 YEARS A series of celebrations for Berwick Church of Christ’s 150 years included a special unveiling of the plaque on Saturday that commemorated the construction of its original church in 1886, which then moved to its new location in 1991 and where its journey continues. They also launched the Berwick Art Trail as a part of the Community Arts Festival which showcased some stunning artwork. 150 Years of this amazing church; a real blessing to their parishioners, those most in need who benefit from their programs and supports and those doing so much for their community. RAY BESSERDIN’S PAPER LANDSCAPES The Royal Botanic Gardens in Melbourne and Cranbourne inspired a series of astounding three-dimensional sculptured paper artworks, ‘Paper Landscapes’, by internationallyacclaimed paper sculptor, Ray Besserdin who uses many paper types to sculpt his stunning impressions. So impressive are the works that one - The Path to Gondwana - was awarded the Gold Medal for Creativity in late 2018 by the 40 very tough judges from the Mondial Art Academia in France. Ray’s ‘Paper Landscapes’ is being exhibited at the Cranbourne Botanic Gardens, from July 20 to 4 August. The works are Ray’s impression of wandering through each of the gardens, enjoying the flora and fauna of their unique landscaped areas. The Cranbourne Gardens are located at 1000 Ballarto Rd, Cranbourne (off South Gippsland Hwy). CISS CHRISTMAS IN JULY SOCIAL DANCE A “fun-filled” fundraiser was held on Friday night; that was organised by Cranbourne Information and Support Centre manager, Leanne Petredes and president Simon Walliker, expertly MC’d by Andy Reid under the guidance of “Dancing Di”, a Dancing Instructor at the Balla Balla Centre. We were entertained by a group of dancers who had prepared for the night and danced beautifully; and then everyone joined in. Di is passionate about teaching people to dance and about raising funds for worthy causes such as CISS who do so much for those in need in our community. What a great night! If you would like to learn to dance, please Contact Di on 0408343202 or email: difen69@ bigpond.net.au. If you would like to donate to CISS so they can help locals in need, you can do so by phoning: 5996 3333 or via their webpage: www.cranbourneiss.org.au CARERS HUB I was thrilled to attend the first day at Casey’s first Carers Hub; an initiative I sought to establish to provide carers with a place to meet, talk, share stories, where they can obtain information, health and well-being sessions including a walking group.
Cranbourne Information and Support staff, volunteers and supporters in fully swing at the Balla Balla Centre. The City of Casey was thrilled to partner with Uniting who are doing great work in this space to provide supports that Carers truly need and deserve. There were seven carers for the first session and they each had a compelling story to tell and were so pleased to be able to have a place to meet. If you are a carer of a person with a disability, mental health condition, ageing parent/s, neighbour, friend or grandchild - this is for you! Please take advantage of this service and get along every Friday 10-2pm (lunch provided) - no cost! For more information to go: https://www. casey.vic.gov.au/events/lynbrook-carershub or contact: by email lifeassist.events@ vt.uniting.org PERSON OF THE WEEK Dr Leon Shapero If you live in Cranbourne, you may very well know this wonderful man who has been a doctor in the area for many years. Dr Shapero heads the Thompson Road Clinic in Cranbourne North and has been a long time supporter of children’s education and is the founder of the ACE (Aiding Casey Education) Foundation whose vision it is to assist students of any age in the City of Casey who are experiencing significant challenges in their educational pursuits. Dr Shapero celebrated a special birthday last week and I along with so many people want to wish him a very happy birthday and to say thank you from a grateful City. WHAT’S HAPPENING THIS WEEK Friday 26 July at 1pm - Cranbourne U3A AGM - Library Complex Building - 65 Berwick-Cranbourne Rd, Cranbourne East. Friday 26 July - Casey Volunteer Awards - an annual event honouring our tireless volunteers and those who nominated them. Saturday 27 July - Narre Warren North Fire Brigade 2019 Annual Dinner and Awards Night. Saturday 20/07 to Sunday 04 August - Ray Besserdin’s ‘Paper Landscapes’ Exhibition Cranbourne Botanic Gardens, 1000 Ballarto Rd, Cranbourne (off South Gippsland Hwy).
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MEASURING just over 10,200 square metres and located in the popular township of Garfield, about 80kms from Melbourne in the state’s South East growth corridor, sits this large General Residential Zoned site. Existing infrastructure includes a fivebedroom, two-bathroom double storey brick-veneer residence, excellent shedding including a large shed of about 240 square metres with concrete floor and power, plus carport and separate lock up shed, an orchard, and paddock at the rear for a pony or two. Possible high density unit/townhouse site or land development opportunity, subject to approvals. For further information contact Evan Broadbent on 0438 379 151. ●
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Basketloads of caring By Brendan Rees Lynbrook's St Francis De Sales Primary School has collected baskets of food to help the needy. During term two, students gathered about 800 food items for charity organisation St Vincent de Paul in Hampton Park. "It was a great achievement," students Alicia and Madison said. "We helped them load the cars and this food will now be distributed to the people in need within our community," The food was collected in four coloured baskets representing each of the school's house teams. The initiative was part of the Mini Vinnies program, where students aim to increase social justice awareness and fundraise for those in need. On the 28th of June St Francis De Sales'
Grade 5/6 Mini Vinnies action team participated in Dandenong's St John's Regional College Make a Difference (MAD) day. The students walked five kilometres before taking part in a liturgy and announcing they had raised a total of $370. The money will go towards Wellsprings for Women in Dandenong and the Lasallian Foundation which is developing schools for children in Pakistan. Students Keava and Isabella said they had much deeper understanding of how they could make a difference to people's lives both in the community and overseas. "As the Social Justice Action Team it is our responsibility to develop actions that will help as many people as we can and be able to live with dignity and life's essentials such as food, shelter and education," they said.
No release for ‘bail skipper’ By Cam Lucadou-Wells An alleged bail-runner who had driven unlicensed for the past 30 years has been refused bail. Nolan Corn was intercepted by police after allegedly speeding at 104 km/h in an 80 km/h zone on South Gippsland Highway, Clyde about 2.30am on Tuesday 24 July, a court heard that day. Police told the court that the unlicensed driver with a "substantial criminal history" had four warrants for his arrest for failing to appear on bail since 2015. A police remand liaison officer said Corn admitted to never having had a driving licence, but gave no reasons as to why he offended and failed to attend court. "He continually goes into hiding when he is charged with police matters," the officer told the Dandenong Magistrates' Court bail hearing. "It's my opinion that he will continue to commit offences on bail and he just won't turn up." One of Corn's outstanding court matters included charges of speeding by more than 45 km/h, dangerous driving, unlicensed driving, drink and drug driving, trafficking and possessing 'ice' and possessing ecstacy in 2015. In the same year, he was charged with receiving stolen goods, unlicensed driving, driving an unregistered vehicle and using a fraudulent registration label. In October 2017, he was charged with failing to stop for police and unlicensed driving, cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au
and bailed at Narre Warren police station. Corn appeared at the next two adjourned Dandenong Magistrates' Court hearings but failed to show for court in January 2018, police say. At the bail hearing, Corn, facing 19 charges, represented himself from the dock. "I didn't have anywhere to live for a while there," he told the court. "I was very much into the drugs then, Your Honour. "When you're like that you don't take consideration of what's right and what's wrong in your life." For the past 12 months, he'd lived at a static address, he said. "I want to try to do anything you want to give to me (in terms of bail conditions)," Corn told magistrate Lara Hartnett. Ms Hartnett said that the conditions weren't the issue. Rather, it was whether Corn would show up for court. She noted his priors for driving unlicensed dated back to 1989, including a jail stint in 1998. "And you get found driving a vehicle - that's the difficulty." Corn was unable to meet the 'exceptional circumstances' test for bail. He was also an unacceptable risk of not appearing in court and committing further offences on bail, Ms Hartnett found. Corn was remanded to appear at Dandenong Magistrates' Court on 6 August.
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Popular show on stage A Casey theatre company is pleased to announce they are presenting a stage performance of the hugely popular TV series, 'The Vicar of Dibley'. Has Geraldine Granger (Michelle Zintschenko), The Vicar of Dibley, finally found true love with Tristan Campbell (Mark Christie), the producer of Songs of Praise? BATS Theatre Company is performing three episodes from the much loved, multi-award winning, British sitcom at The Cranbourne Community Theatre, Brunt St, on the site of Cranbourne Secondary College. There are two more performances at 8pm Friday 26 July and 2pm on Sunday 28 July. The cast and crew are working exceptionally hard to present a fantastic show. Tickets are $22 and $20 concession at www.batstheatre. org.au or trybooking.com.au. A production of the ''The Vicar of Dibley'' is being performed at the Cranbourne Community Theatre. Picture: MARK SYMONDS
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Join the Voices of Casey for one of two open rehearsals on 5 and 12 August as part of the Casey Winter Arts Festival. It is a vibrant community choir under the baton of Dr Jonathon Welch AM (of Choir of Hard Knocks fame) and accompanied by Jodie Lockyer. Monday 5 and 12 August 7pm-9.30pm at Fiddlers Green Retirement Village, 57 Gloucester Ave. Berwick; $5. Bookings essential. Details: Paulien on 0412 741195 or maritimes.1@hotmail.com
Professor Peter Betts will provide a 50-minute presentation on the 'The Earth Moves in Mysterious Ways' on his journey from plumber's son in East Gippsland to becoming an academic geologist, and why Earth Sciences are significant for society. He will illustrate how Earth Scientists image the Earth today and what this information tells us about our planet. He will finish with a short synopsis of the dynamic geology that we stand on here in Melbourne. Peter Betts is a Professor of Tectonics from the School of Earth Atmosphere and Environment at Monash University Saturday 3 August from 2pm - 3.30pm at the Australian Garden Auditorium, Cranbourne Gardens, corner of Ballarto Road and Botanic Drive Cranbourne. Cost: $20 Members, $25 Non Members, $10 Students. Please book at the Cranbourne Friends website: www.rbgfriendscranbourne.org.au. For further information phone 8774 2483
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Open Mike Voices of Casey presents an Open Mike session where you can sing, dance, recite or tell a tale or two. This fun afternoon is hosted by Journey Bound. Sunday 25 August 2pm-5pm at Blue Hills Retirement Village, 125 Berwick-Cranbourne Road, Cranbourne East; $10 including afternoon tea. Details: Paulien on 0412 741195 or maritimes.1@hotmail.com
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Casey Choir's 21st Join Casey Choir for their Celebration In Song Concert. Celebrate as Casey Choir performs many favourites from the past 21 years. Our Guest will be St. Margaret's Senior Choir and we will also have some of our alumni coming back for this special day. For our finale we hope to have close to 100 choristers on stage. Tickets selling fast - purchase now. When: Saturday 31st August - 2.00pm. Where: Bunjil Place Studio, 2 Patrick Northeast Drive, Narre Warren. Bookings: Bunjil Place on 9709 9700, in person at their booking office or on-line at https://www.bunjilplace.com.au/casey-choir-21st-celebration. Cost: Adult $27.50 - U16: $15.
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Virtual reality and game design for teens Does your teenager like games, designing or coding? In this program, teenagers aged 12-17years can come along and learn the basics of game design software Unreal Engine to create a simple virtual reality game, which they can then play using state of the art Mixed Reality headsets. They can learn how to use visual coding in their game to make boxes explode, collect coins, turn lights on and more! Saturdays for 6 weeks 1pm - 2.30pm, cost: $65. Book early by contacting Balla Balla Community Centre on 5990 0900 or E: admin@ballaballa.com.au. 65 Berwick-Cranbourne Rd, Cranbourne East
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Meditation and mindfulness for kids Mindful Play is a high quality program aimed at primary school children, with the purpose to provide skills to develop their awareness through simple body movement, mindful colouring, and guided visualisations. Suitable for ages 6 plus. Wednesdays for 4 weeks from 4.15pm 5.15pm. Cost: $40. Book early by contacting Balla Balla Community Centre on 5990 0900 or E: admin@ballaballa.com.au. 65 Berwick-Cranbourne Rd, Cranbourne East
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New Vogue, Ballroom & Latin Dancing A new course of dancing begins Monday July 15th for your enjoyment, health, and social fun! Venue is the Balla Balla Community Centre, 3/65 Berwick-Cranbourne Road, East Cranbourne. Beginner class 5pm, beginner-intermediate class 6.30pm. For all enquiries please contact Di Marsh on 0408343202 or difen69@bigpond.net.au".
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Berwick National Seniors Recently retired? Looking for company? Why not drop in for an informal cuppa and find out more about what our group can offer you. There maybe lots of senior groups in the area but our group offers great day and night dining out experiences with like-minded seniors. We also have Saturday and Sunday lunch excursions. Plenty to choose from. Please call 87512319 to join our friendly group.
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Berwick Senior Citizens We welcome those 55 years and over. Be involved in our club: we do line dancing Tuesdays from 10am to 12pm, Scottish dancing Tuesday nights 8pm to 10pm, club day is on Friday 10am to 1.30pm, we do indoor croquet and play various other games with free bingo once a month and the last Friday of the month free fish and chips.- 9702 2017 or bersencit65@gmail.com, 112 High Street.
Senior activities Narre Warren Probus Club is open to new members. If you are retired and want to join an active and interesting group of your peers then contact us. We are a Combined Probus Club for both women and men. Activities on a regular basis include: dine outs, excursions, 10 Pin Bowling, and Happy Hour at a local hotel (monthly); holidays (annually, including a recent cruise to South Australia and a forthcoming coach tour to Broken Hill); and attending theatrical events at Bunjil Place. We also have Armchair Travel, book club, craft, morning coffee, photography, and walking groups. Please contact Ian McGregor on 0422 606 982 for fur-
ther information. The club meets on the third Tuesday of each month at 10.30am at Brentwood Neighbourhood House, 21A, Bemersyde Drive, Berwick. Plenty of on- and off-street parking is available.
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Winter Plant Sale of Australian plants The Growing Friends group of the Cranbourne Friends of the Royal Botanic Gardens will be selling a wide range of Australian plants in tubes and larger pots will be for sale - priced from $3. A great opportunity to purchase plants and look around the Australian Garden. Saturday and Sunday 27-28 July from 10am - 4pm at the Royal Botanic Garden Victoria Cranbourne (corner of Ballarto Road and Botanic Drive, Cranbourne).
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Winter clothing needed Narre Warren North Uniting Church are in great need of adults and childrens winter clothing to help those who are on low incomes or are homeless. If you able to assist, please bring your unwanted winter woolies to the Op-Shop, 1 Main St. Narre Warren North (open Wed - Fri, 9.00 am - 3.00 pm and Sat. 9.00 am - 1.00pm) or phone Rev. Bruce Crowle on 0425 738 481. Thank you for your donations as they go to help those in need.
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3 Year Old Pre-Kinder Program Prepare your child for Kindergarten next year by trying our 3 year old pre-kinder program. Our sessions are semi structured and designed to foster independence and assist in the separation process in preparation for kinder the following year. Availabilities for term 3 are filling fast. Contact Cranbourne Community House for enrolments on 5996 2941.
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Knitting Group Do you enjoy knitting and crochet? Join our knitting group at Cranbourne Community House. Where: 49 Valepark Crescent Cranbourne. Cost: $5 each week. Contact 5996 2941 to join.
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Paint your 'art out - kids art program (6+) Inspired by the idea of just having FUN, 'paint your art out' is a creative and colourful approach to creating art. With relaxed classes and all age activities, join us as we explore basic colour mixing, different and unusual materials, paint tools and techniques to create our own works of art. All materials included. Thursdays for 8 weeks 4.30pm - 6.00pm. Cost: $40. Book early by contacting Balla Balla Community Centre on 5990 0900 or E: admin@ballaballa.com.au.
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Plan ahead Australia's Leading Psychic, Mentalist and Hypnotherapists, Greg Riley (voted Australia's most gifted psychic in 2011 on Channel 7 Melbourne's show 'The One' & Jason D Varga). This is a Beyond Blue Fundraising Event to raise awareness around mental illness and break the stigma. It's okay to not be okay. It's okay to talk about it. Thank you for supporting Beyond Blue. Tickets include admission, finger food, tea and
coffee. Drinks at bar prices. Friday 30 August from 7pm to 9pm at Cranbourne Golf Club.
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Hallam Community Learning Centre Computer classes are beginning again next term for those who are beginners, all adults welcome. We have a small class for lots of attention. Class to begin on Tuesday 23rd July from 9.30am to 12.15pm for 8 weeks (Tuesdays only). Cost: $135.00 or $115.00 concession. Please call to book on 9703 1688, places limited.
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Berwick Springs View Club We love to see new members join our ladies at our monthly meetings/lunch at Cranbourne RSL and also enjoy a guest speaker. In partnership with The Smith Family, our club sponsors six Learning for Life Students through their education. Fundraising is done in a fun and social manner with no pressure. For further information please email berwicksprings.viewclub@gmail.com.
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Hallam Community Learning Centre The Hallam Community Learning Centre on Kays Avenue, Hallam, has vacancies in our Tuesday Quilting classes and in our morning and afternoon Painting classes. Please call 9703 1688 for further details and bookings.
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Women's learning social group Come along and meet other women and make new friends in this friendly, informal atmosphere while developing your sewing/craft skills. Cost is free. Every Monday from 1pm to 3pm at Oakgrove Community Centre, 89-101 Oakgrove Drive Narre Warren South.
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Hampton Park Seniors Come join the Hampton Park Seniors if you are aged 55 and over. Our activities include Monday mornings Tai Chi 9.30am to 11am; Tuesdays and Thursdays Bingo 12.45 to 3pm; Tuesdays and Fridays Line Dancing 10am to 12pm; Saturdays indoor carpet bowls 1pm to 3pm. For more information please contact the club on Tuesdays and Thursdays between 11 am3pm Saturdays 12pm - 3 pm Phone 9799 2588, or email hampsen@gmail.com, or secretaryhpsc@iinet.net.au All are welcome as we are a multicultural club.
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Conductor wanted The conductor of The Fenix Chorale is looking at retirement in the not so distant future and is seeking a deputy to start to assist at the moment and eventually take over. The choir sings four part works; anything from light opera to modern songs. The 30 members are senior citizens and practices are held at Woodlands Retirement Village, 72 Kangan Drive, Berwick in the auditorium, on the first, second and third Wednesday afternoons of the month from 2.30 - 3.45pm. Several concerts are held during the year at villages and churches in the local area. Please contact the Secretary, Margaret Haywood 9700 3973 or mhaywood.celebrant@ gmail.com if interested in the position which is unpaid or indeed to join the choir.
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The Demons fall just short... again By Tyler Lewis After a second loss by less than 10 points in as many weeks, this time to Geelong 5.18 (48) to 5.9 (39), the run home is now even more important for Casey in the VFL. But although the next four matches for the Demons are do or die, coach Sam Radford is backing his charges in to get it done if they can compete for the full 120 minutes. “We aren’t going to be making too many changes at this time of the year - we just need to play our footy for four quarters and be consistent,” he said. After a sluggish and contested start, Mykelti Lefau welcomed Cat Sam Menegola back to footy by running him into the turf on the wing - resulting in Jay Kennedy-Harris’ and the Demons’ first, before Lefau himself tumbled a ball from the stoppage for another major. With the wind in the opening term, the Demons had the Cats on the ropes - keeping Geelong scoreless at the first break and at one
stage having 17 inside 50s to just two. Geelong in the second term, despite keeping the Demons goalless, proved that the opening term dominance wasn’t due to the conditions. An arm-wrestle of a contest began in the third term as the wind died down and Geelong threatened - but the Cats weren’t applying it to the scoreboard as the Casey backline, led by youngster Tom Freeman, was springboarding at any given opportunity. At the final break, Casey had already nailed a mammoth 86 tackles but Radford urged his side that more energy at the contest would get it done. Just moments in, Geelong’s Quinton Narkle - who had three behinds to his name - shrugged a tackle and squeezed the kick through to give the Cats their first lead of the day a minute into the last. After the Cats missed several opportunities, Josh Jordan got it within a kick and Jaxon Briggs
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Losing streak continues for the Cavaliers By Tyler Lewis The Casey Cavaliers' Championship Men's team has suffered its fourth Big V basketball loss in a row, going down 103-112 to the topplaced McKinnon Cougars on the on Saturday before also dropping its contest to Keilor (8779) the following day. Brent Hobba (25 points and 10 defensive rebounds) recorded a double-double on Saturday while Raheem Lemons was impressive from limited minutes with 11 points from his 14 minutes on the floor. For the Cougars, duo Eric Williams and Dillon Stith were monumental in the victory, putting up 27 points apiece. The Cavaliers will look to snap their streak this week when they take on Blackburn. Despite sitting second last, the Vikings have won cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au
their last two matches and will go into the clash in form. The Cavaliers' Championship Women's winning streak, meanwhile, has ended at two as they went down to the Cougars 67-72. The Cavs were consistent all over the floor, having five players score more than 10 points, but the in-form Cougars were in the end too much to handle. Toccara Ross recorded another doubledouble with 15 points and 10 rebounds but shot 38 per cent from the field. At the other end of the court, Cougars Danielle Raber shot a remarkable 10 from 15 from the field and brought down 13 rebounds. The Cavs will be tested again this weekend when they travel to Keilor who currently sit third on the ladder and have won four of their past five matches.
The Casey Cavaliers' Youth Men's side flexed its muscles in its elimination final against Bendigo, coming away 90-68 victors. Corey Roos was impressive for the Cavs with 16 points, but it was the team dominance at the offensive end that ultimately won Casey a spot in the next stage of the finals - 44 of the 53 rebounds at the Cavs' defensive end were brought down by Casey. And the Youth Women's side continued its mesmeric season by smashing fourth placed Camberwell 84-49. Casey is now 17-2 and has won its past 14 matches. Lauren Tuplin yet again led the way for the Cavs as she put up 21 points while Tess Young was also influential with nine points and eight rebounds.
“We were really hard on Hayden, as a coaching group, but in reflection he actually had a really good day in the end and in the last quarter he nearly got us over the line.” Dandenong Stingrays coach Nick Cox tested the resilience of top five prospect Hayden Young, but after a telling performance against Sandringham on Sunday, Young can add another string to his extensive draft bow come November. After being followed closely by a number of opponents, Young picked his side up off the canvas and 45 seconds of brilliance almost won them the game. After a slow start, Dandenong needed a steadier, and Ashton Williamson darted down his opponent and put through his first, giving his side the momentum into the first break. The second term saw several changes in momentum, and the Stingrays clawed back into the contest through the obvious yet unstoppable set play of Bailey Schmidt to Young on his left from the middle. Livewire Ned Cahill influenced the contest by launching a goal from beyond the paint of 50 then setting up Williamson for his second to get his side well within the game. The Stingrays were slow out of the blocks after the main break, with Fischer McAsey kicking two in the term as his side jumped out to a four goal lead at the final interval. After pressing for the best part of 18 minutes without the reward, Hayden Young grabbed the game by the scruff of the neck and willed his side back into the contest through what was a remarkable passage of play. Winning the ball at a half-back stoppage, Young looked to the corridor with the hands and then got on his bike to get it back, and closing in on 55 metres he launched a goal that dropped the jaws of everyone looking on. Only seconds later at the very next centre bounce, Young emerged again to link up with Cahill and slam home another - this time on his right foot. When Williamson snuck through his third and with four minutes on the clock, there were two goals in it. After three goals in as many minutes, there was some instant life in the Dandenong side. The Dragons ultimately held on as the ball fittingly ended in the hands of Riley Bowman, the Stingrays’ inaugural premiership ruckman. Despite losing another game - 10.9 (69) to 9.8 (62) - in a disappointing month of football as a collective, Cox was impressed with some of the improvement as individuals. Sam De Koning has made a name for himself over the past year as a key defender, but Cox is trying his best to display his versatility. “We always like to win but the other thing is we play players in positions that enhances their draft prospects,” he said. “Sam has obviously been touted as one of the better defenders in the country but I think he has really shown over the past few weeks how versatile he can be.” Bailey Schmidt also returned from a stint in the VFL playing for Frankston, a move that Cox believes has improved him as a player. “I was really happy with Bailey, he took multiple marks, won lots of hitouts and I thought controlled the clearances,” he said. “He has come back better than what we sent him off so that is a credit to the system at Frankston and also a credit to Bailey for training better.” The Stingrays take on close rival, the Gippsland Power, in a mouth-watering showdown at Shepley Oval on Saturday morning. Thursday, 25 July, 2019
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Standing together as one By Russell Bennett "When all seems lost, it's about understanding that there is light at the end of the tunnel - even if you can't necessarily see it right now." That is one of the clear messages to take on-board from Hampton Park Junior Football Club's third ever running of its 'Legends Game', which welcomes a host of the club's favourite sons back to the fold. This year, on 4 August, the beloved community event - run in conjunction with Matt Runnalls' Mindfull Aus - has a real emphasis on cultural diversity, in addition to its usual mental health focus. The last 'Legends Game', in 2017, came almost exactly six months after the sudden passing of former Hampton Park junior Shaun Ross - who had ongoing mental health struggles. He had a heart of gold, but lived a troubled life from a young age. Yet through the darkness of his passing, there is a light that constantly shines in his honour - to help, along with the likes of Mindfull and the Hampton Park JFC, people in their own mental health struggles. Mindfull Australia is a suicide prevention charity founded by Runnalls - Shaun's great friend, and former club-mate at the Cora Lynn Football Netball Club. Mindfull's purpose is to encourage those affected by mental health battles to come out of the shadows of stigma through self-acceptance, and education of the wider community. At the time he founded Mindfull, Runnalls was a 24-year-old tradie who played country footy. He had no real financial worries, his professional life was in order, and he had a strong network of family and friends. But since the age of 17 he's battled severe anxiety and depression, which led to several suicide attempts. This year, Hampton Park's 'Legends Game' will expand its focus to those in the local In-
Chris Adair, Matt Runnalls, and Leigh Gittens are standing together as one behind the Hampton Picture: RUSSELL BENNETT Park Junior Football Club's 'Legends Game' this year. 195945 digenous community facing their own mental health battles. The Hampton Park Junior Football Club is home to a large number of members from the Indigenous community, and the jumpers to be worn in the upcoming clash in August have been specially-designed by one such member - Leigh Gittens. "I've been involved with the club for the past nine years and Chris (club president Chris Adair) has asked me for the past couple of years to design a guernsey, and we've finally got one," Gittens said. "We've got a very multicultural club here one that's very friendly and family-oriented. No one is left out." Runnalls expanded even further. "I've only been involved with the club for three or so years through Chris, but just the way the whole club, not only Chris, has opened its doors to me and the concept of these con-
versations with the community is really comforting to see," he said. "To change the concept of the 'Legends Game' this year just slightly to involve a different demographic and background is a really beautiful thing. "It's something that I want to get behind, and it's something we'd like to do more work with at Mindfull - involving a diverse range of communities - and Hampton Park is a fantastic representation of that. "We have more of a youth focus on this event this year in the rooms afterwards and we want to really get a lot of the juniors to come in and hear these messages. "To be able to represent a different culture, but one that's paramount here in the area, is something that'll open up the doors for a lot of people to seek comfort and I think it's a beautiful thing that this club is doing.
"It's an awesome initiative, and I can't wait to see everyone in these jumpers. "We've seen the rates of indigenous youth suicide, and it's about getting the kids back to culture, remembering their heritage, and connecting back to their roots. "That's why this club does such a fantastic job. This is a fantastic initiative and one that Mindfull Aus is rapt to be supportive of, and be a part of." Adair spoke about the Redbacks providing a constant source of support to all their members - regardless of background or culture. "We've always been big on looking after our indigenous families, and we're really proud of their contribution to our club," he said. "Mindfull has also been a big part of our club for the past three years so, between that and our past players, it should be a cracking day. They're three things that are really important to our club." Adair also spoke about the significance of the jumper designs for the upcoming clash. "The small circles represent the players, and the largest circle and the second largest circle are the captain and the vice-captain, so that's the leadership and these are all the directions people have come from to be here," he said, pointing to the front of the jumper. "On the back is Bunjil, the creator." The Hampton Park Junior Football Club 'Legends Game' will be held on 4 August at the Cairns Road Recreation Reserve from 2.30pm, with a dinner and presentation from Mindfull to follow. Tickets for the dinner and presentation are $40 for adults, and $10 for kids. For more information, contact Mel Adair on 0412 564 547, or email admin@mindfullaus.org. Anyone needing help can contact Lifeline on 13 11 14, beyondblue on 1300 22 4636, Kids Helpline on 1800 55 1800, or Mindfull at www. facebook.com/mindfullaus.
These WGCA girls can play The Bendigo Community Bank of Lang Lang is backing the West Gippsland Cricket Association (WGCA) All Stars Girls cricket competition, and together they're calling on clubs right across the region to get involved. All West Gippsland clubs have been urged to embrace the development and encourage their female supporters to don the gear to play cricket. The competition is approaching its third season and girls cricket organisers are hoping many more clubs are able to field a team. Last season six teams enjoyed the thrill of whacking a six or rattling the stumps. There were often many cheers of delight as the girls hit the mark. "The WGCA has been fortunate to capture the support of the Lang Lang Community Bendigo Bank as its chief sponsor," said WGCA president Bob Taylor. "We will be able to expand numbers and support volunteers in their efforts to assist the girls to thrive on the social connection that arises out of cricket.
QUIZ NUMBER 1670 1. WHO has taken the most wickets in Test cricket history? 2. WHAT sport is played by the Los Angeles Angels? 3. WHO in 1981 became the first Australian golfer to win the US Open? 4. WHO won cricket’s Allan Border Medal in 2016 and 2017? 5. WHICH famous Australian sporting event was first held in 1861? 6. WHICH sporting superstar was born in Czechoslovakia in 1956? 7. IN which boxing division did both Lionel Rose and Jimmy Carruthers win world titles? 8. HOW many gold medals did Australia win at the 2016 Olympic Games? 9. WHICH sport is associated with the King’s Cup? 10. WHICH famous Australian horse ran its last race in 1973? 11. WHICH city in Belgium hosted the 1920 Olympic Games?
"The benefits of this latest recreation development are many. "So far we have seen Upper Beaconsfield, Beaconsfield, Kooweerup, Officer, Nyora and Carlisle Park revelling in the atmosphere of girls cricket on a Monday night. However there are 19 clubs in the WGCA so its time our remaining clubs accepted the challenge and joined the blossoming trend of providing another outlet for female sport. "We are prepared to assist any club that accepts this test. The WGCA has applied for, and has been successful in receiving, grants for growing girls cricket. With the help of Cricket Victoria we have purchased equipment and paid for assistance for volunteers so that it is easier to field the teams." The girls season will commence again in November after a season launch and some skills sessions aimed at helping girls become accustomed to honing the traditional skills of batting and bowling in cricket. Anyone interested in joining up can contact their local club, or call WGCA girls cricket coordinator Shona Lynch on 0499 558 355.
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The Eagles do it for Corrie By Tyler Lewis MORNINGTON PENINSULA NEPEAN DIVISION 2 - ROUND 15 Devon Meadows recorded its second win in as many weeks when it dismantled last-placed Crib Point on the weekend, 15.13 (103) to 9.6 (60). Joel Hillis followed up his seven-goal haul with another four majors while Troy Aust continued his form over the past month with another three goals. Crib Point's 18-year-old spearhead Tom Panich kicked three of his side's nine majors for the afternoon, while another youngster in Nick Rutherford was named the Magpies' best. Red Hill bounced back from its loss to Karingal last week, demolishing a Pearcedale side that went scoreless in the second half. The Hillmen ran riot against the Dales, recording their fifth victory over a three-figure margin this season in the 17.23 (125) to 1.1 (7) annihilation. Trent Robertson was named best for the Dales while speedster Danny Allsop was best afield for the Hillmen. GIPPSLAND LEAGUE ROUND 13 Bairnsdale kept in touch with the final five with a win over Drouin 15.15 (105) to 10.17 (77). Drouin, which currently sits in fifth place, has lost its last two against sides that sit in a lower ladder position. The Redlegs had 11 goal-kickers on the day, with Shaun Wyatt leading the charge with a five-goal, best afield performance. Tom Barr, with two-goals, was influential while Todd Beck was named best for the Hawks. Meanwhile the ladder-leading Maffra did enough against Morwell to remain a win clear on top with its 7.12 (54) to 3.9 (27) win. Seventh-placed Traralgon upset Sale
Milestone man Corrie Wilson celebrates his goal on the weekend. 195688 through incredible goal-kicking, getting up 12.1 (73) to 9.14 (68). Moe cruised to a 13.13 (91) to 6.10 (46) victory over Wonthaggi. Leading at every change, the Lions did enough to get away with the four points over the Power. SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIVISION 2 - ROUND 13 Corrie Wilson has long been a champion of local footy, particularly for his beloved Doveton Eagles, and it was only fitting that his side could flex its muscles and bank a huge Southern Football League Division 2 win in his milestone game. The Eagles brushed aside third-placed Keysborough at home on Saturday to break a game clear in second in Wilson's 250th senior appearance for the club and his 350th game of footy overall, 20.14 (134) to 9.12 (66). Wilson's footballing resume is long and expansive. It includes multiple premierships and league best and fairests, as well as almost a dozen club champion awards. And in a game with so much on the line, he used all of his class to help bring down the ever-dangerous Burras.
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The Eagles held just a one-point advantage at the first break, but with all of their forward depth and overwhelming midfield dominance, surged ahead to a 34-point lead at the major break. The visitors enjoyed a better third term on the scoreboard, but still leaked nine goals as the Eagles' forwards put on a show, kicking away to a major percentage boosting victory. Apart from Wilson - who had the ball on a string as he has been known for - Cameron Carmody, Nick Beer and Michael Callinan all had a major impact on the contest, while Adam Read had an impressive day down forward with four majors. For the Burras, who will look to quickly move on from the disappointing result, Matt Carnelley provided a target to boot three, while Dion Elefantis battled hard. The ladder-leading Springvale Districts, meanwhile, also banked a crucial win, holding off a fast-finishing Hampton side away from home, 9.9 (63) to 8.10 (58). The Dees led by 20 at the final change, but the Hammers roared home with three of the
four final term goals to just fall short. DIVISION 3 - ROUND 13 Hampton Park was a class above Ashwood, 15.14 (104) to 4.10 (34), while Endeavour Hills banked an away win against Black Rock 13.14 (92) to 2.4 (16). And in Division 4, Hallam won a thriller against the Frankston Dolphins, 7.8 (50) to 7.5 (47), while Lyndale went down to Carrum Patterson Lakes, 13.21 (99) to 5.12 (42). EASTERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION - ROUND 13 Noble Park went down to the powerful Vermont at home, 18.18 (126) to 9.6 (60), with Kyle Martin (four goals) playing almost a lone hand for the Bulls in another brilliant display from the former Collingwood midfielder, while a disappointing Rowville fell to Norwood at home, 13.13 (91) to 3.10 (28). Ex-Western Bulldog Mitch Honeychurch was impressive for Vermont with two majors, while Brett Eddy brought up his 50th goal for the year and made the leading goalkicker race all the more interesting in the run home, now equal with Norwood's Leigh Williams. Anthony Brolic was the best for the Hawks on a tough day. After 14 rounds, Rowville is well-placed for finals, sitting in fourth spot, while Noble Park needs to get a move on, sitting in seventh. VFLW ROUND 11 Casey has snapped its six-game losing streak with an impressive 13.7 (85) to 3.2 (20) win over the Northern Territory in Alice Springs. The Demons lead at every change and kept the Thunder scoreless in the final term to run away big winners. Casey will have to cause an upset against the second-placed Southern Saints next week if it is to shake the top six in the second double-header at Trevor Barker Oval.
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