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Threats in court A man accused of stealing a car involved in a multiple-fatal crash in Cranbourne has threatened to burn down Dandenong Magistrates' Court during his bail hearing on 13 August. Jack Ledlin, 18, urged the magistrate to let him out to hug "for the last time" his hospitalised girlfriend, critically hurt with pelvic and spinal injuries in the smash on South Gippsland Highway on 11 August. "She might not be here tomorrow, bro," he told judge Jack Vandersteen. "If she dies tomorrow I'm burning this whole f***ing place down. It's torture." He said he didn't want his last memory of his girlfriend to be of her inside the car wreck, in which two teenagers had died.
He told his lawyer: "I don't care if they lock me up for 10 years, I just want to hug her for the last time." With his bail hearing adjourned until the next day, Ledlin punched the dock's clear partition as he was led to police cells. His screaming profanities from the cells were clearly heard in the court. Ledlin was charged with the theft of a blue 2008 Holden Commodore sedan during an aggravated burglary in Frankston about 6am on 11 August. Later that day, the sedan was observed on South Gippsland Highway near Camms Road swerving from the right lane across three lanes of traffic to overtake a car on the left, police told the court hearing on 13 August. It overcorrected, oversteering and rotating
out of control as it veered right across traffic, police prosecutor Leading Senior Constable Matt Walker said. The sedan crossed a median strip airborne, the court heard. It crashed into an oncoming Holden Captiva driven by a mother with her two children in tow. The mother was hospitalised with serious chest injuries, her children aged 6 and 9 suffered minor injuries, the court heard. Two of the Commodore's rear passengers Byron Hampton, 16, and Jordy Kirkwood, 18, died at the scene. Ledlin's girlfriend had also been seated in the rear. The court heard that the driver reported as Dylan Cassidy, 20, of Frankston, crawled out a window of the wreck and fled from the scene. Witnesses reported Cassidy throwing out
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items, such as a small plastic bottle containing a "clear liquid", from a bumbag around Camms Road. He was caught by passers-by about 200 metres from the crash. Ledlin, who had been in the front passenger seat, was detained by witnesses at the scene, the court was told. Magistrate Jack Vandersteen said it was the "catastrophic event everyone seeks to avoid". He was concerned about reducing Ledlin's risk of reoffending on bail, noting his charge of failing to answer bail as well as having no fixed residence in recent weeks. He remanded Ledlin to appear at a bail hearing on 14 August, pending a Youth Justice assessment.
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Congratulations to the Casey Cardinia Business Awards finalists Twenty-four local businesses are in the running to take out a 2019 Casey Cardinia Business Award (CCBA), with the finalists announced for the region’s flagship awards program on Wednesday 14 August.
The CCBA is area apartnership partnershipbetween betweenthe theCity Cityofof Casey and Cardinia Shire Council, held each year to recognise and celebrate the outstanding achievements and contribution of businesses and organisations across the region. Congratulations to the following 2019 finalists: Business and Professional Services » Successful Endeavours » Ki Creative » Nobelius Land Surveyors Health, Education and Well-being » HealthMint » Beaconsfield Dental » GLOW Clinic Home-based Business » Tour Local » Panku » The Auslan Company Hospitality » Atura Dandenong » Latte Cartelle Coffee Drive Thru » Chelle’s Soulfoods Manufacturing » Successful Endeavours » Butt Naked Body
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The Mayor’s Walk for Disability will take the city by storm from 14 - 22 September.
The Mayor’s Walk for Disability is only four weeks away, with City of Casey Mayor Cr Amanda Stapledon excited to complete the nine-day event, raising funds for supported accommodation units in Casey. The walk will kick off on Saturday 14 September from Livvi’s Place in Lyndhurst and wrap up at the Doveton Show on Sunday 22 September. All proceeds raised will go towards the Wolfdene Foundation’s Project 28, which will see the development of supported accommodation for people in Casey who live with a disability and are still
in the care of their ageing parents or carers. The Mayor is encouraging the community to walk with her in September, as she visits various community organisations, businesses and volunteer groups across the city.
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Casey Garden Expo Put down the pick and shovel and head to Wilson Botanic Park Berwick when the Casey Garden Expo returns on Saturday 7 September. Hear from professionals in their field, watch on-stage demonstrations, participate in workshops and view impressive garden décor displays. Entry is FREE and the gates open at 9.00 am. Visit our Council’s website or Facebook page find out more. Visit website or Facebook page to findtoout more.
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Robber sought jail By Cam Lucadou-Wells An apparently bored man has wielded a knife and fork in a "rather pathetic" attempted armed robbery at a Fountain Gate eatery in the hope of going back to prison, a court has heard. Robert McLeod, of Noble Park, had previously tried to hold up a servo and a bottle shop with a dessert spoon. On this occasion on 25 Februrary, after a breakfast meal, he wielded cutlery and yelled "give me all your money" and "I'm robbing you" at several staff at the front counter of the Pancake Parlour. In front of alarmed diners, he hurled the knife and fork as well as a bowl of lollies at the manager. The utensils struck the manager's stomach, causing no injury. McLeod, who was 47 at the time, was captured by security staff in a centre car park. He
told police that he wanted to go back to Port Phillip Prison. He had previously been jailed and convicted for his dessert spoon hold-ups in Noble Park in September 2017. He was serving a community corrections order with a supervised justice plan at the time of the Pancake Parlour hold-up as a result. In sentencing on 9 August, Judge Gabriele Cannon of the Victorian County Court said McLeod's "rather pathetic" actions would have been "most frightening" to those who witnessed it. "This is no laughing matter and it's time for you to behave yourself once and for all ... "To accept that you can't always get what you want - and you should not frighten other people in trying to do so." Judge Cannon said McLeod may be already institutionalised, enjoying the attention and structure of prison. He'd offended in the past
to go back to jail, she noted. "I'm very worried about your prospects of rehabilitation and the protection of the community." McLeod's mild intellectual disability lowered his moral culpability. It was also perhaps why he showed no remorse or insight into his offending, Judge Cannon said. There seemed to be not enough resources and supports in the community to occupy, supervise and provide good company for the unemployed man. "Your case is a difficult case and a sad one. "I express the hope that your release will be supported in the community in a strong, structured way." McLeod was convicted and jailed for up to two years, with a 12-month minimum non-parole period. It included 165 days spent in presentence remand.
Teenager jailed over ‘horrendous’ act By Brendan Rees A teenager who had never driven a car before and who mowed down a crowd of people while "drunk as f..." resulting in a man's leg having to be amputated has been jailed. Dieu Atem of Cranbourne North pleaded guilty to five charges in the Victorian County Court sitting in Melbourne on 6 August including reckless conduct endangering life and driving without a licence. Atem, 19, had been drinking heavily at his Endeavour Drive home while celebrating his brother's birthday with a friend in September last year. The group then left in a Nissan Pulsar after deciding to go to Collingwood's Gasometer Hotel. Judge Elizabeth Brimer said in sentencing remarks a fight broke out at the hotel about during the early hours of the morning where Atem threw a chair, hitting a patron in the head. Outside the hotel, Atem had been in a fight with a man before being assaulted by a number of others while on the ground, the court heard. He got behind the wheel of the Pulsar and drove on the wrong side of Mater Street, narrowly missing pedestrians before speeding towards a crowd young people. The court heard Atem crashed into a parked car, pushing it into another parked car and pinning an 18-year-old man between the vehicles - instantly "shattering" his right leg which had to be amputated. Judge Brimer said a friend saw "bone poking out" of the man's leg and with the help of police used his belt and shirt to stop the bleeding. Another man waiting for a taxi was knocked to the ground, requiring stitches to his leg. Atem left the scene and caught a taxi where he paid a $126 fare to travel to Cranbourne railway station.
Casey Council has installed a replacement hot water unit at the Tooradin Junior Football Club following a theft last month. Council workers also fixed the club's roller door after the thieves attempted to break-in. Casey manager of active communities Callum Pattie said council was sad to hear about the club being hit three times by thieves. "We will also implement additional security measures to try and prevent any future thefts and break in's at the Tooradin Junior Football club," he said.
Two charged over ramraid Two men have been charged over an alleged stealing of a safe during an alleged ramraid burglary in Dandenong. The Narre Warren pair, aged 25 and 47, had used a vehicle to gain access to a Lonsdale Street business about 3.30am on 6 May, police say. They allegedly stole a safe containing cash and fled. On 22 August, police raided an address in Narre Warren, arresting the 47-year-old at the scene. They say they seized weapons and suspected drugs. The 25-year-old came forward to police on 9 August. Both men were charged with burglary, theft, criminal damage, drug, weapon and driving offences. They were remanded to appear at Dandenong Magistrates’ Court next month.
Man stabbed outside shopping centre Police have arrested a woman after a man was located with non-life threatening stab wounds outside Hampton Park Shopping Centre on Thursday 8 August. Emergency services were called to the incident on Hallam Road about 7.20pm. Police said the woman was arrested at the scene and is assisting police with their enquiries. Both parties are known to each other, police say.
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That night, police arrested Atem who admitted being at the hotel but "couldn't remember a lot of the night due to being hit in the head." He was released pending enquiries. Nearly two weeks later police executed a search warrant at Atem's home, seizing the clothes he wore on the night of the incident. Atem admitted he had never had a driving lesson nor driven a car before the incident, the court heard. In sentencing, Judge Brimer said Atem drove in "a manner such that you could easily have killed a number of people." She described the injuries suffered by the 18-year-old as "horrendous". "While the other injuries suffered by other victims, fortunately, were less serious, nevertheless, they were injuries caused to people
out at night with friends and going about their business," Judge Brimer said. Judge Brimer also said mobile phone footage "shows clearly the fear, panic and distress caused by you to those present." Atem came to Australia as a refugee in 2006 at the age of seven from South Sudan with two siblings. He is a permanent resident and has moved many times between Dandenong, Noble Park and Pakenham with family. After his grandmother died three years ago Atem had a "brief period of homelessness" and began drinking. The court heard Atem had been on a Youth Supervision Order in 2017 following charges of theft of motor vehicle, armed robbery and failure to answer bail. Atem was jailed for five years.
Detectives are looking for witnesses after an 80-year-old woman's handbag were stolen in Hampton Park last month. Police say she left her hand bag at a bus stop outside a Hallam Road shopping centre after boarding a bus about 4pm on 19 July. The bank cards from the purse were used to make several transactions. She is perceived to be Caucasian in appearance, aged in her early 20s, with dark shoulder length hair and a skinny build. Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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She’s our hero By Brendan Rees Bridget O'Toole has tried to block out the painful memory the day her husband was tragically killed by two stab wounds to the upper chest. "I've got to be kinder to myself because you torture yourself thinking could've done more," says Mrs O'Toole. "Survivor guilt isn't good." It was 5pm on 12 July 2013 when a man wielding a 20-centimetre carving knife entered Bridget and Dermot O'Toole's jewellery store in Hastings. "I thought it was a customer coming in and I just got up to serve him," she said. However Mrs O'Toole, of Lyndhurst, was attacked by the armed assailant who pushed her into a glass cabinet and stabbed her several times. "He was screaming like a lunatic," she recalled. During the attack Mr O'Toole, who suffered from Parkinson's Disease, came out from the workshop to defend his wife and began wrestling with the assailant. "We were just trying to fight him off ... Dermot was desperately trying to save me." "Dermot fell over, he tripped over and he turned on him and stabbed him to death," she said. Mrs O'Toole attempted to pull the offender away from her husband and in doing so she was
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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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CRANBOURNE CFA’s 75 YEARS A group of selfless and courageous volunteers who keep us and our countrymen and women safe celebrated 75 years of service. For decades Cranbourne has been fighting local fires and joining their fellow firefighters in other regions and interstate. Saturday was a special event, celebrating the dedication, courage and commitment of a group of people who not only volunteer their time, put their lives on the line, they also fundraise for so much of what is required to help them fight fires. On the night, many stories were told, awards were given to so many worthy recipients and the evening ended with some lively dancing. Congratulations CFA Cranbourne and thank you from a grateful city. WELCOMING JAPANESE STUDENTS A special assembly was held recently at Casey Grammar to welcome 30 exchange students from Kaichi High School in Japan. The event was attended by Year 6 to 12 students and I got to welcome the students to Casey along with Pauline Richards, the State MP for Cranbourne. The Japanese students aged 14-17 years stayed with host families within the Cranbourne community and buddied up with students of CGS while they attended the school. The students also visited a number of other places of interest whilst staying in Cranbourne. Casey Grammar sets a great example of how to foster strong friendships with our overseas visitors. WOMEN MAKING IT WORK - AGM Women Making it Work is a business networking group of women and men and have been meeting since 2005. The vision is to nurture and sustain a professional businesswomen’s network in the Casey/Cardinia region that is fresh, dynamic and exciting, providing a learning and supportive environment to grow successful businesses. The AGM elected returning president Lana Johnson and their committee, it showcased a number of outstanding business people, events and initiatives and was complimented by guest speaker Amanda Wright from The Small Business Launching Pad who spoke on “Your Personal Brand and Productivity”. To join the network or book any of their events, visit www.wmiw.net.au To contact them email admin@wmiw.net.au or call 0407 009 656. MELBOURNE FC - CELEBRATING 10 YEARS The City of Casey celebrated 10 years of a 30year partnership with the Melbourne Football Club and formalised that with the Casey Round on Saturday. The community was invited to join in the celebrations, with eight busloads of residents provided with free tickets to see the game and enjoy a great day out together. As mayor, I was interviewed by MFC’s Russell (Robbo) Robertson and spoke about the benefits to Women in Football and the pathways that are now in place, the benefits for new residents and new Australians to learn about football, sport participation and the
Being interviewed on the MCG by Russell Robertson, along with Casey’s Citizen of the Year Nancy Loomba. great benefit to children, encouraging them to become a part of a team along with the MFC’s Education programs in Casey schools. Casey’s Citizen of the Year Nancy Loomba was also interviewed and spoke about the benefits of volunteering and what it means to her to be a volunteer in Casey. Congratulations on a great partnership and here’s to another 20 years. PERSON OF THE WEEK JULIE CASS Julie is the manager of the Cranbourne Football Club All Abilities Team. She and her dedicated group of volunteers devote hours toward ensuring that people with a disability have an opportunity to play the game that they love. Julie organises football matches, players, jumper presentations, transport, canteen, presentation events and ensures that the players have all they need to play sensational footy. It is people like Julie and clubs like the Cranbourne Football Club that are truly leading the way in ensuring people are included, accepted and are valued members of our community. Thank you Julie. WHAT’S ON Wednesday 14 August at 10am - Casey Cardinia Business Awards - Finalist Announcement. Thursday 15 Augsut at 8am - India Independence Day - Flag Raising Ceremony, Bunjil Place. Thursday 15 August at 7pm - Casey MultiFaith AGM, Bunjil Place Saturday 17 August at 11:30am - Official Opening - Evolution Music, Ground Floor, Unit 10, 2-8 Northey Rd, Lynbrook. Saturday 17 August at 7pm - Itchy Fingers “House is Rocking” Concert - Cranbourne Public Hall. Saturdays at 8am - Parkrun - there are five parkruns in Casey: https://www.google. com/search?q=parkrun+casey Sunday 24 August at 12:30pm - Official Opening - Barton Recreation Reserve Soccer/Cricket Development Monday 19 August at 6:30 - Independence Day of Afghanistan Celebration - Springvale Town Hall Tuesdays at 9:30 - Walk and Talk with the Mayor - In training for the Mayor’s Walk for a Disability in Sept. More information available on council’s website - locations are posted on Monday afternoons - https://www. casey.vic.gov.au/mayors-walk-disability
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Residents can’t connect By Brendan Rees Residents at a new housing estate in Clyde North estate say they are fed up with mobile phone reception cutting out repeatedly. High Grove Estate residents say they struggle to call emergency services, can't access the internet, and most of the time can't use their phone indoors. They are now rallying their local politician to fix the problem. Caitlin Williams contacted Star News after recently attempting to call triple-zero three times before the call-taker could make any sense of her. After about 15 minutes on the phone, she finally gave an address after hearing her neighbours argue violently. But being a new estate Ms Williams said the police couldn't find where to go and were unable to call her. "They ended up door knocking however many houses until they found me to figure where they were supposed to go," she said. "Thankfully nothing bad happened but if something bad had happened to try and get police or an ambulance there is just a nightmare." Ms Williams spoke of another frustrating experience when she drove to get mobile reception after her internet service had dropped out. "Because it's a new estate there's often building debris everyday so I ran over a nail and got a flat tyre ... couldn't call roadside assist because I had no phone reception." Member for Bass Jordan Crugnale said her office had been contacted consistently on the issue from residents over the past six months. "Our role is to advocate on their behalf to the Federal Government as it falls under their remit," she said. "Recently the Federal Government confirmed that a new tower will be built in Clyde
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SOCIALLY SPEAKING On Monday 12 August, a story was shared on the Cranbourne Star News Facebook page about a horrific crash in Cranbourne involving an allegedly stolen car that left two dead and a teenager critically injured. This is how our readers reacted online: Sam Holloway: I am so glad the innocent occupants in the other vehicle were able to walk away. My thoughts are with the families of those who lost their life. Yep they did a terrible thing, but should not have had to pay with their life. Kids can be raised to do
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Businesses vie for awards Twenty-four local businesses are in the running to take out a 2019 Casey Cardinia Business Award (CCBA), with the finalists announced for the region’s flagship awards program. The CCBA are a partnership between the City of Casey and Cardinia Shire, held each year to recognise and celebrate the outstanding achievements and contribution of businesses and organisations across the region. A special function was held on Wednesday 14 August at Bunjil Place to announce the finalists across the 10 award categories, with all finalists also now in the running for the coveted Casey Cardinia Business of the Year award. City of Casey Mayor Cr Amanda Stapledon congratulated all businesses that were announced as finalists and wished them luck for the awards, with the winners to be revealed at a Gala Dinner on Friday 18 October at the Cranbourne Racing Centre. “The Casey Cardinia Business Awards are one of the great examples of how we’re supporting our business community through our regional partnership with Cardinia,” Cr Stapledon said. “They are a wonderful way to acknowledge the many exceptional businesses operating across the region and are a celebration of the success and innovation of our local businesses. “It’s great to be able to give recognition to those who are excelling in their fields, but also give businesses the opportunity to come together to learn from the experiences of one another and celebrate each other’s successes.” Cardinia Shire Mayor Cr Graeme Moore said as always, the judges had a tough task in selecting the finalists. “This year a total of 91 applications were received from across the region, including many businesses connecting with the program for the first time which is always great to see,” he said.
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Mr Manohar is actively involved with the international urological community and is currently on the panel developing the international guidelines for neurogenic bladder treatment.
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No escape from stench By Brendan Rees Lenti Lenko says he can’t hang out washing or go for a walk with his family without the revolting stench of the Hampton Park tip wafting over. “It was so bad one night my wife and I were dry retching in the bathroom,” he says. He is one of dozens of angry residents who have complained to the Environment Protection Authority Victoria (EPA) about the constant stench. Last week, the EPA issued a works approval for the construction of new storage ponds and a treatment plant to manage the hazardous leachate at the Hallam Road landfill. The EPA’s executive director Tim Eaton said the three new leachate ponds proposed by the tip’s operator, Suez Recycling and Recovery (Suez), would help reduce the odour. “The Hallam Road Landfill has a history of problems with odour and this is not a complete solution, but adequate leachate management does enable landfill operators to better deal with landfill gas issues,” he said. Casey mayor Amanda Stapledon, who says she can smell the odour from her Cranbourne North home, recently council held a meeting between Suez and EPA to “further reiterate the community’s and our concerns on this matter and ensure action was being taken to address them.” The EPA works approval now requires planning approval from Casey Council. Mr Lenko says he and his wife decided to move to Narre Warren South after the smell at their original home near the tip became unbearable three years ago. But as of May this year Mr Lenko said he noticed the smell becoming progressively worse despite being more than 5km away. “It makes you dry retch, it gives you a headache, you can’t go for a walk ... it pervades your
Lenti Lenko says his family cannot the escape the “hideous” odour of the Hampton Park landfill. 196688 house,” he said. “You can’t even have people out on the pergola it stinks ... I was lodging complaints every day.“ Winsome Anderson, whose family run a farm next door, described the odour as “disgusting” which often made her feel lethargic. “I’ve been up there and I don’t know how
people live,” she said. “This is all a drain on everyone’s health.” Suez infrastructure manager Andrew Carson said they have been listening to the community’s feedback and started a gas well drilling program and the connection of existing gas wells. “These wells form a part of the process to convert landfill gas into electricity to deliver power to the grid,“ he said.
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“The gas is extracted under vacuum, minimising escape, therefore these actions will reduce the risk of odour to the community.” Mr Carson said timelines for drilling works on the active landfill cell had been brought forward, allowing landfill gas to be extracted and processed in generators, “mitigating immediate odour concerns.“
The Metro Tunnel will make your journey easier no matter how you decide to travel Some of Melbourne’s busiest train lines – Sunbury, Cranbourne and Pakenham – will run exclusively through the new Metro Tunnel. It will untangle the City Loop, Melbourne’s biggest bottleneck. The Metro Tunnel will create room for additional passengers during peak times and cut travel times for commuters by up to 50 minutes a day. With more frequent trains carrying more people to destinations across Melbourne, the Metro Tunnel will also help take cars off our busy roads. The Metro Tunnel will help take cars off our busy roads. From 2 September, Flinders Street eastbound will be closed between Elizabeth Street and Swanston Street for up to three years. Thanks for your patience as we build the Metro Tunnel. For more information about road disruptions in the CBD, visit metrotunnel.vic.gov.au
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Business chick wings in By Narelle Coulter To a room full of business women, the most awe-inspiring thing about international business woman Emma Isaacs was undoutedly the fact that she is the mother of five children under 10. “I love that the mention of my five kids gets more reaction than anything,“ Emma said with laugh at the start of her address to the fifth annual Casey Cardinia Women’s Business Lunch on Friday 9 August. “Yes, I have five lovely little humans waiting for me in LA. It’s a completely crazy life. My youngest turns two next week. We are having a party but nothing is organised but I will get onto that as soon as I get home.“ Emma is the founder and Global CEO of Business Chicks, Australia’s largest event and networking community for women. She leads a team of 40 “amazing women“ spread across three continents and four time zones, which she said “makes for not a lot of sleep at times“. Hundreds of women from across Casey and Cardinia attended the lunch keen to hear Emma share her story of success and the lessons she has learned along the way. Emma described herself as “someone who has tried to do things without knowing how they are going to turn out and definitely before I am ready to attempt them“. “I’ve moved countries to start a new business with my family in tow, I signed a book contract and gave myself three months to write it. I really believe in doing what feels right and not always what we think is right. I am passionate about encouraging women to take on that mindset and very much leap before they are ready and give things a go.“ Emma gets asked a lot if entrepreneurs are born or made? “In my instance I came out an entrepreneur,“ she said. The eldest of three children, she was grew up in the suburbs of Sydney. She jokes that as a seven year old she founded her first business, a lolly enterprise into which she co-opted the neighbourhood kids. “I’d stand up on a milk crate and say ’go and borrow money from your parents’. All the kids would come back with $2 notes, remember those? We would go to the milk bar and buy a whole help of chocolates and lollies. We’d divide them into smaller bundles and then sell them back to the parents. “It was actually a brilliant first business and I am very proud of it,“ she said, to laughter from the audience. Emma dropped out of university after six months, a fact which still troubles her mother, and got her first job at a small recruitment company. By the time she was 18 she had bought into the business. Seven years later, a friend invited her to a Business Chicks function. Initially Emma resisted telling her friend that Business Chicks was one of the most insulting things she had ever heard. “I went along and it took me 5.5 seconds to fall in love with the entire concept. “At the next event the marketing manager got on stage and said “We are going to stop running this networking group we can’t make it work, anyone in room who wants to help come and talk to me at the end. “My general manager at the recruitment business, who is now the CEO of Business Chicks, lent into me and said ’you are going to buy it aren’t you Em?’ I said ’yeah, I am’. “Anyone else sitting next to me that day would have said don’t do this, you have a profitable business with a great culture, a great team which is making money, you don’t need another project on the side. That would have been the sensible option.“ Bored with her work in recuritument and itching to do something different, Emma had found her new passion. “I had no experience running an event, except maybe my sister’s 18th birthday, and no experience running a membership organisation but if you have a dream or a goal it’s about somehow finding the confidence to take that first step.“ Over the past 14 years Emma and her team have grown Business Chicks from 250 members to a network that now reaches half a milcranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au
Global CEO of Business Chicks Emma Isaacs.
St Margaret's School principal Annette Rome with Tina Bradshaw from Federation Uni. lion women each year. The organisation produces more than 100 events annually and has a 250K social media following. Innovations have included a magazine, an annual conference and an entrepreneurial program. Guest speakers have included Jamie Oliver, Richard Branson and Arianna Huffington. “We have grown the business by listening to our customers and responding to them. It is a very beautiful, special business that we are very very proud of.“ In 2016 Emma and her husband moved their family to Los Angeles so Emma could expand Business Chicks into the US. Emma used her address to pass on some of the lessons from her “working life in the trenches of business“. “We all need to have a mindset of creating opportunities for ourselves. Jamie Oliver was never going to write to us and say ’hey, can I speak at Business Chicks?’, Richard Branson was never going to say come to Necker Island and bring 30 members.“ She urged women to surround themselves with the right people and write their own rules for their life and career. “We are so busy comparing ourselves to others we lose sight of what we really truly want. Sit back and think ’Am I on the right path? What more is out there for me? Each and every one of us gets to write the rules.“ She urged women to never, ever give up and to step up and show leadership. “Leadership lives and breathes in every single one of us. You might not be the most senior person in your organisation or think you have enough experience but you can be a leader. “We need to see strong female leaders out there mentoring others, coaching others and supporting each other. What the world needs now is people to come forward and lead.”
Bendigo Bank colleagues, back from left, Cassandra Hall, Fiona Holmes, Laura McBride and Shelley Beilharz. Front, Isobel Healey (Windermere), Kirsten Healey, Tania Hansen and Sonia Draxler.
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Insight Accounting has been providing accounting and taxation services to individuals and local businesses for more than 40 years. The business professionally prepares taxation returns for individuals and all types of business entities, as well as self-managed superannuation funds. The team’s highly qualified and experienced staff can assist with compliance issues facing small business and provide clients with valuable information to better manage their business. This is all in line with the firm’s motto; ‘our vision is your success.’ Same day lodgement enables Insight Accounting to provide prompt 14-day tax refunds at competitive prices. Discounts are available for couples, pensioners and individuals 18-years-old and under and the firm can also offer fee deducts from refunds if available. Insight Accounting is a registered tax agent and a CPA Australia Public Practice. “Through our fully integrated financial planning business, Insight Wealth Partners, we can also offer our clients assistance with all aspects of financial advice,” Insight Accounting Senior Partner Matthew Studham said. “Whether it’s superannuation, shares, income protection, retirement, or any other area you need help with, we recommend you make an appointment to experience our ‘putting you first’ approach, which has impressed many of our clients since becoming a key addition to our accounting services. “To complete our goal to become your ‘one stop shop’ for financial services, Insight Lending is our mortgage and property finance solution for clients looking to fulfil their dream of purchasing their own home, or simply getting
A South Australian man has been sentenced to 2 years and 4 months jail for attempting to obtain nearly $1.5 million in refunds he wasn’t entitled to. Adam Hamshere, 39, used his accounting knowledge to set up a fake business. He obtained an ABN, and later registered for GST and Wine Equalisation Tax (WET), claiming he sold cigars. On 31 March 2016 Mr Hamshere lodged five business activity statements (BAS), claiming he was entitled to GST and WET refunds of $1,444,069. Unsurprisingly, this attracted the attention of the ATO. ATO systems flagged this claim initiating an audit almost immediately. Mr Hamshere’s brazen behaviour didn’t stop there, he subsequently rang the ATO almost a dozen times asking for his refund, and during the audit claimed his paper and electronic records had been stolen. Detailed investigations could find no evidence of business activity, nor evidence of Mr Hamshere’s claims that all of his paper and electronic records had been stolen. Mr Hamshere was charged in Adelaide District Court with six counts of section s11.1 & s134.2(1) of the Criminal Code 1995 as he attempted, by deception, to dishonestly obtain a financial advantage from the Commonwealth. Acting ATO Assistant Commissioner David Mendoza said the strong sentence was a fitting result for such an audacious attempt to cheat the tax system. “Those people who try to evade or cheat the tax and super system will get caught and we will take firm action. We will not tolerate this type of behaviour. “The tax and superannuation systems are valuable community assets owned by all Australians and we all have a role in protecting them.” Mr Mendoza said.
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Introducing your
School Principals Terry Cahill
Cranbourne Primary School
Marnebek School Cranbourne
St Agatha’s Primary School
42-58 Bakewell Street, CRANBOURNE VIC 3977 Phone 5996 1744 www.cranbourne-ps.vic.edu.au
9 New Holland Drive, CRANBOURNE EAST, 3977 Phone 5996 3858 www.marnebek.vic.edu.au
My name is Terry Cahill and I am extremely proud to be the principal of St Agatha’s Catholic Primary School in Cranbourne. St Agatha’s is a vibrant learning community where the focus is on ensuring that all students are learning to their full capability. Teachers plan together to cater for the different learning needs of our students and structure their lessons to ensure that their teaching is relevant, challenging and engaging. Student progress is checked regularly and extra support is provided for students when needed. We are constantly looking at how we can improve in all aspects of school life. We are blessed with very dedicated staff members whose focus is on the students’ learning, well being and personal growth. Add to this our commitment to the teachings of Christ, which require us to establish healthy and respectful relationships at all levels of the school, and you can see why we have such a wonderful school. St Agatha’s is very much a multi-cultural school where we embrace and celebrate our diversity. Our parents are encouraged to get involved in all aspects of school life and the school has a genuine community feel to it. We value each other. I’d love you to come and have a look around. You’ll see our new building program is nearing completion, with six new classrooms and a brand new administration area due to open at the commencement of Term Four. More importantly, you’ll see happy and respectful students engaged in their learning.
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Choosing the right environment for your child is one of the biggest decisions parents make. We strive toward achieving academic improvement in all students and work to create a learning environment where everyone belongs. Our well-being program is led by a full time coordinator and is supported by the school chaplain to promote a positive climate for learning. Students are supported to make emotional growth through our Zones of Regulation Program, which complements our school values of developing PRIDE. At Cranbourne Primary School our students are involved in activities throughout the school to enhance positive relationships between students. Playground areas are open to all students which allows siblings and students across various ages to interact during recreation periods. Our students have access to a variety of specialist programs each week including PE, Music, ICT and the Arts. The school has ICT resources which are used to enhance, but not replace learning. Our camping program is offered to students in grades 3-6. We provide a swimming program for all students in term 4 each year. A diverse array of extra curricula activities are offered throughout the year. Students have the opportunities to access teacher led clubs and activities during recess and lunch times. ‘Mad on Music’ is a program which offers private and small group music lessons to students for a set fee payable by families, at the school each week. We are very proud of our multicultural community. Our program for students with English as an Additional Language (EAL) provides small group sessions that support students to broaden their English vocabulary and improve their access to learning in the classroom. We welcome and encourage parents to participate in a school tour and decide for yourself if our school feels like the right fit for you and your child.
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Welcome to Marnebek School. We are a dual mode specialist school catering for students from Foundation to Year 12 with a multi campus facilities designed to support students with a range of intellectual and physical disabilities. Our school has a clear direction and focus on student learning, the dedication of the staff and focussed attention on ensuring students have targeted learning supporting literacy and numeracy skills in all classroom is clearly evident. Our educational morale purpose is to ensure all students at Marnebek receive a high quality education in which they can achieve success. School Vision Marnebek School believes in providing a stimulating and engaging environment, which enables students to embrace learning and achieve their full potential. We do this by building their social, emotional and physical wellbeing; empowering students to become active and valued members of their community. School Mission Marnebek School is a supportive learning community where everyone is encouraged to be responsible, safe, respectful and resilient. We enable students to become active in their learning by participating in engaging programs that prepare them for the future.
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Welcome to St. Peter’s College. We are a proudly Catholic community with a focus on Christ at the centre of our learning. Servicing both the Clyde North and Cranbourne residents, We are committed to continuous improvement and have a strong focus on the development of the whole person, academically, socially, emotionally and spiritually to meet the challenges of a global citizen. When selecting a secondary school for your child, you need to feel confident in not only what that school can deliver in Year 7, but how the school can provide a stimulating learning environment across the six years. It’s a big decision.
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“As a Catholic community, we aspire to lead in faith, guide with love and inspire through learning.” Student-led Campus Tours are held regularly, Contact our Registrar Wendy Height or book online at www.stpeters.vic.edu.au/enrolments.
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Our desire is for students to run excitedly through St. Peter’s College gates to commence their secondary schooling as a Year 7 student, and walk out at the end of Year 12, with confidence, a sense of purpose, and a feeling of positivity about their future lives. Our 21st Century learner will need a skill-set of: critical thinking, effective communication skills and the ability to work collaboratively & creativity. St. Peter’s College strives to provide opportunities for our students to engage and excel in all of these areas.
Lyndhurst Secondary College is a progressive learning community focused on creating the unique circumstances for each child to experience success. As a small school, we pride ourselves on knowing each of our students well. We strategically plan to meet each of their individual needs. Teachers meet weekly in teams to discuss their students’ learning progress, as measured through a range of data sources. This allows a learning plan for each student that is unique to them. Programs such as SNIP (Student Numeracy Individualisation Program) the workshop model and Reading Block are just some of the ways we focus on literacy and numeracy instruction that is targeted to individual student’s point of need. The success of such programs is clear; through NAPLAN results such as students’ growth as well as VCE median study scores. Student wellbeing is our other primary focus. Students are offered many options for getting involved in College life, including sporting teams, lunchtime clubs/activities and performing arts opportunities. Student voice is highly valued, through avenues such as School Council, SRC (Student Representative Council) and through focus groups and forums. Our Wellbeing Team also run proactive programs for students, such as building resilience and stress management, and offer individual interventions as needed. I invite you to join us for a tour to see how Lyndhurst Secondary College can be the school of choice for your family. They run every Wednesday (no appointment necessary) at 11:00am.
I am delighted to have been appointed as the new Principal of Hampton Park Secondary College; a diverse multi-cultural community, where all members of the College can expect to feel included and be treated with respect. My background as an educator has involved working as a leader in schools across the south east suburbs of Melbourne for 30 years. For the past four years, I have been Principal of Mount Alexander College (MAC), Flemington, challenging an education system founded on a 19th Century industrial model. I have successfully led significant school improvements in engagement and learning outcomes based on the premise that schools should work towards preparing students to meet the challenges of the 21st Century, enabling them to develop the skills that will best support them in their future. Our aim is to educate our students to learn to be critical thinkers who are reflective, self-disciplined and motivated, empathetic and socially competent with the knowledge, capabilities and attitudes that will serve them today and in their future pursuits – as leaders of tomorrow. At Hampton Park Secondary College in 2020 we are moving into an exciting phase of educational reform and a new chapter of learning at the College. Our students will select subjects by reflecting on their own passions and learning needs. Wellbeing programs and opportunities to engage with community groups will be enhanced to celebrate individuality and connections, fostering a sense of belonging and inspiring the pursuit of potential. Our values of Respect, Learning and Working Together will guide our school programs and practice within and outside the classroom.
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New clinic is all smiles Casey Smiles is a dental clinic in the hub of Cranbourne. Dr. Mohamed Massaud graduated as a dentist in 2009 from Griffith University. Dr. Massaud and his team are focused on providing quality and affordable dental treatment to the City of Casey and surrounds. “Nearly 20% of our aging population (65 and over) are experiencing edentulism (no natural teeth). This can often be debilitating, affecting speech, eating, confidence and most importantly quality of life," Dr Mohamed said. “Thankfully, there are more permanent solutions to missing teeth rather than removable dentures. Denture wearers often come to us and complain about discomfort and lack of stability with dentures. We can now offer these patients alternatives. “We now have technology that can allow us to fix dental implants in the jaw and replace a whole arch of teeth all on the same day. Traditionally, full mouth rehabilitations required multiple surgeries that included bone grafts and sinus lifts, which requires a lot of money, time and emotional stress. The All on 4 concept is quick, easy and predictable. "Dental implants are titanium fixture that are placed into the jaw bone to replicate a tooth root. On top of the implants we will place a crown or a bridge which will be the visible part of the tooth. "Dental implants are widely considered to be the most successful method of tooth replacement used in dentistry today as they provide patients with a range of benefits. Dental implants allow patients to speak and eat normally, they are the most natural looking and
Dr Mohamed Massaud are long lasting with the proper care and hygiene." In order to inform patients of their options in regards to missing single teeth or multiple teeth, Dr Mohamed is holding a free Dental Implant Seminar on Thursday 3 October 2019 at 7pm at Bunjil Place in Narre Warren. If you are interested in attending the event, please RSVP to reception@caseysmiles.com. au.
Diet advice at Doveton Doveton Medical Centre has welcomed dietitian Tracey Eppel to the practice. Tracey has many years of experience in advising patients on dietary advice for diabetes, weight management and other medical conditions. Tracey is attending the practice on a Wednesday afternoon from 2pm and bulk bills all patients on a Care Plan. Doveton Medical Centre's other allied health professionals include Elmo the podiatrist who works Saturdays and counsellor Johny who works Mondays. Elmo and Johny also bulk bill patients referred on a Care Plan. To make an appointment to see one of the Allied Health Professionals or to see Dr Ravi or
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World-class cardiac care is available at St John of God. of the hospital’s Critical Care Unit which caters to patients who may need to be monitored very closely following major surgery, require the insertion of a stent, pacemaker or internal cardiac defibrillator, or for those who have unexpectedly become very ill. The hospital also provides in-patient and out-patient rehabilitation services which enables it to provide a ho-
listic approach to cardiac care in this region. The hospital has also recently launched a rapid access Chest Pain Clinic which allows quick access to a cardiologist for patients suffering from non-active cardiac symptoms, within 1-2 weeks. A GP referral is required. For emergencies and active chest pain, please call 000.
Accredited practicing dietian and diabetes educator Sulo Subasinghe is available for consultations at the Belgrave Hallam Road Medical Centre. Sulo achieved her Master of Dietetics at Deakin University in 2011. She is a registered Accredited Practicing Dietitian with the Dietitians Association of Australia and is a Provisional Member of the Australian Diabetes Educator Association . Sulo workes at four different clinics in the Eastern and South Eastern suburbs working with diverse cultural / ethnic groups "I have greater interest and 8 plus years' experience in chronic diseases management (Diabetes, cholesterol management), IBS, weight loss and general health and wellbeing," Sulo said. "I am currently working towards to achieve full credentials for becoming credentialed Diabetes Educator. "Also, I have been conducting cooking demonstrations, nutrition talks and shopping tours and type 2 diabetes group education programs. "I have experience working with culturally diverse communities and extensive experience in chronic disease management in diverse community such as Asian, Indian, European and African. I am very keen on experiment with different cuisines and provide personalised, culturally suits meal plans to the clients." Sulo works the last Tuesday of every month from 9am to 6pm at Belgrave Hallam Road Medical Centre.
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Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is a major cause of death, killing one person every 12 minutes and accounting for nearly 30 per cent of all deaths in this country. Largely preventable, heart disease affects one in six Australians with more than one million people aged 30-65 at a high risk of having a heart attack or stroke-many of whom may not even know it. Knowing your individual risks is the first step in avoiding a heart attack or stroke and the best way to find out your overall risk is to see your doctor or health practitioner for a heart health check. While there are some risks that can’t be changed-for example-increasing age, being male, ethnic background (Indian sub-continent and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) and family history, there are plenty of risk factors that can be mitigated: Smoking High cholesterol High blood pressure Diabetes Being inactive Being overweight Unhealthy diet Depression/isolation Fortunately for the people of Berwick and surrounding communities, St John of God Berwick Hospital offers a range of cardiac services and specialises in the management of patients who are experiencing symptoms associated with heart failure. Along with a cardiovascular interventional laboratory, which allows cardiologists to look inside a heart and enables them to diagnose and treat heart conditions, the hospital offers cardiac/high dependency care to patients who have experienced a cardiac event such as a heart attack. The 10-bed high acuity cardiac unit is part
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Precious memories a gift By Brendan Rees Giving back through photography is something Sarah Richardson is passionate about. In the past six years the Cranbourne resident has turned her hobby into a successful newborn photography career. Ms Richardson also volunteers her time to Heartfelt, an important charity photographing babies who are stillborn or terminally ill. Her stunning work was recognised in the inaugural 'Find a Photographer Australia' awards in July where she won the philanthropy category. "I certainly didn't expect to win," she says. "I don't do it for recognition ... and it's good to be able to draw some attention to some of the organisations I help." As a neonatal nurse, Ms Richardson explains she's had "a lot of experience with people's grief" and says this is one of the reasons why she dedicates her time to Heartfelt photography. "I like to capture the connection and love that's my main drive," she says. "I capture everything you would want to remember - all the little details, all the little wrinkles on the fingers and little eyelashes." Ms Richardson, who runs her Dart Newborn Photography business from her Cranbourne home, also photographs fostered newborn babies so that they have precious photos of their early life that they would not otherwise have. "I do a lot of photos in their home settings - in the nursery or in the master bedroom," she says.
A precious photo of early life. Pictures: SARAH RICHARDSON
Sarah Richardson's stunning photography has earned her a national award. She also donates her time to photographing rescue animals that are in need of rehoming via Dreamer's Hen Rescue and Teddy's Team. And incredibly, she has also found time to
photograph children for the T21 Down Syndrome project. If you wish to donate to Heartfelt please visit: https://www.heartfelt.org.au/
Sarah volunteers her time photographing rescue animals.
WHAT’S ON A Capella song The South Eastern Trill Seekers present An Afternoon of Harmony - an eclectic mix of songs from their repertoire. This group of 12 female singers love to share their joy of singing so come along and enjoy a lovely afternoon filled with beautiful sounds and songs. 8 September 2pm at Fiddlers Green auditorium, 57 Gloucester Avenue Berwick; $10 or $5 for Fiddlers Green residents. Afternoon tea included. Details: Paulien, 0412 741 195.
HASA open night Hope Australia Soccer Academy (HASA) is having an open night featuring a Brazilian soccer star. Antonio da Silva is a Bundesliga champion with German clubs VfB Stuttgard and Borussia Dortmund, and a Swiss League champion with FC Basel.The evening will feature music, quizzes, refreshments, as well as an opportunity to meet HASA coaches. Thursday 22 August from 6pm to 7.30pm, 426 Princes Highway, Narre Warren
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Meditation for kids Oakgrove Community Centre runs an ongoing program for kids 'Little Paradise Meditation', where kids are involved in varies activates and role play which supports and enhances focus, fostering compassion and self- esteem, boosting confidence, building empathy and happiness. Cost: $80 per term or $12 per session. Age: six to 16. At Oakgrove Community Centre, 89-101 Oakgrove Drive, Narre warren South 3805. Phone: 0432246674.
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Cranbourne Community Theatre Brunt Street CRANBOURNE Evenings 8.00pm Matinees 2.00pm Early show 6.30pm
Annual General Meeting with featured guest speaker Carol Rosenhain, the author of The Man Who Carried The Nations Grief. The story of Major James Malcolm Lean. He established the Base Records Office at Victoria Barracks, Melbourne during World War One. After the speaker afternoon tea will be served. The AGM meeting will then commence, and voting for committee and VIP positions will take place. All visitors are welcome to attend. Entrance fee $3. Saturday 17 August at 2pm in the meeting room at the Casey Complex, 1/65 Berwick Cranbourne road, Cranbourne. Please use the Casey Radio entrance.
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Powerful harmonies and exciting performances are the hallmarks of the Canterbury UCA Tongan choirs, and three of their choirs (Youth, Men's and Church choirs) will be performing at St Andrew's Uniting Church 105 High St Berwick on Sunday 2 August 2pm. Come along and be in-
spired and share their joy of singing! Pay by donation at the door. Come early to get a seat! Afternoon tea provided. See you here!
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Casey Residents and Ratepayers Association Inc (CRRA) The CRRA is a community body representing residents and ratepayers in the City of Casey which includes looking after residents' concerns, attending Casey Council meetings, asking questions, submissions on Casey Council Budgets, submission on the Local Government Act 2019, media reporting and engagement, and being a member of Ratepayers Victoria. For more information please visit the Facebook page at Casey Residents & Ratepayers Association and online at https://caseyrra. wordpress.com/
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Cranbourne and District Garden Club We have a speaker every month, followed by an afternoon tea. Come along and make new friends and meet some keen gardeners. The group meets every second Thursday of the month at 1.15pm at the Cranbourne Public Hall, 115 High Street Cranbourne. Contact Julie on 5995 1420.
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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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PLAY TIME AT RAMLEGH WITH construction work about to commence on their largest parkland space, the team at Ramlegh Springs has commissioned a series of artist impressions to give current and future residents an idea of what New MacDonald’s Farm Park will look like when completed early next year. New Macdonald’s Farm Park is a testament to the Macdonald family, the previous owners of the former farmland of Ramlegh Springs. New Macdonald’s Farm is a series of children’s books the MacDonald family wrote about farming and family life while living within this picturesque Clyde North location. You can expect to see the New MacDonald’s Farm characters come to life in the park in the form of Farmer Mac, his wife Milly and all six farm animals. The park is anticipated to open in March 2020. New Macdonald’s Farm Park is just one of many features found in this high-quality residential community, which has been carefully planned to ensure a liveable, walkable and vibrant local neighbourhood. The central wetlands, a signature feature
of the Ramlegh Springs community, is in the final stages of development. With boardwalks and nature trails integrated into approximately nine hectares of open space, these feature wetlands will soon provide a tranquil setting for locals to enjoy. Beyond the wetlands, there is a brand new YMCA Early Learning Centre and a Kingswim Learn To Swim School, both of which opened earlier this year. Works are now also underway on the
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Ramlegh Family Community Centre. This council operated facility will provide maternal health, kindergarten services, community rooms and a community kitchen for use by the residents of Ramlegh Springs and to those in the neighbouring areas. Completing the picture, Ramlegh Springs also features a proposed future town centre, for everyday convenience, as well as a future primary school. The Victorian School Building Authority forecasts the school will open the
first day of Term 1, 2021. If you are looking for land, a house and land package or a townhome, Ramlegh Springs has plenty to offer - from low maintenance homesites in quiet tree-lined streets to more significant homesites suitable for growing families. Thinking of buying at Ramlegh Springs? Now is possibly the best time to buy. With thousands of dollars in savings, the developer is currently offering to pay your stamp duty for land purchased in Stage 10 of the estate. However, you will need to get moving as this offer is for a limited time only, and Stage 10 is one of the very last land stages available within this sought after community! Land is now selling from $200,000*, house and land packages are available from $426,259* and townhomes from $419,000*. For more information, visit ramleghspings. com.au or phone 03 9684 8144. The Sales Office is at 33 Pattersons Road, Clyde North. Open 7 Days, 11am – 5pm. ●
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DISPLAY VILLAGE NOW OPEN A collection of sophisticated and modern home designs by Australia’s biggest and best builders is now open at Kaduna Park. Discover a wide selection of designs and loorplans to build your next dream home at Kaduna Park in Oicer South — located just of the Monash Freeway (take Cardinia Rd exit).
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a better selection of housing options and great promotions on offer from leading builders. ““We’re thrilled that so many families are enjoying the day, and we hope today has given them a sense of the wonderful designs available to choose from when building in Kaduna Park.” Parklea, Kaduna Park’s developer, is renowned for building communities and relationships within and around its land estates throughout Melbourne’s south-east. The grand opening was a prime example of this, bringing Kaduna Park residents, prospective residents and members of the local Officer South and Cardinia communities together in a fun, free day enjoyed by families of all shapes and sizes. The opening also gave buyers an exclusive opportunity to purchase within Kaduna Park’s new stage release, the Harvest Release, which officially launched on Saturday. The Harvest Release overlooks the Gum Scrub Creek reserve and beyond to Officer South’s beautiful rural aspect. Lots within this release are set to be a favourite amongst new families, being just moments from Kaduna Park’s 1-hectare park while ranging in size from 400m² - 615m², with frontages of 12.5m² to 18m². Buyers can
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Mortgagee In Possession Surrounded by large modern two storey homes, in a superb location close to everything, this elevated standout approx 603m2 block is one of the very few blocks left available in the area, and offers the perfect spot to build your dream home. With a wide approx 20 metre frontage and a depth of approx 30 metres that will suit most plans, this block is fully serviced and already titled and ready to go. Only a short stroll to the Coles shopping centre, take away food shops, cafes and bus stop. There are parks close by, the lake, train station, schools and very easy access to the City and Bays.
also enjoy Kaduna Park’s landscaping, solar and security incentives when these works are completed within certain milestones after building their new home. A relatively new land estate, Kaduna Park is setting high standards for communities in Melbourne’s south-east, represented with the UDIA EnviroDevelopment accreditation. With its tranquil farmland setting, including a heritage homestead, and proximity to schools, shops and transport, Kaduna Park offers buyers the perfect balance of natural surroundings with all the convenience of urban living. The Kaduna Park display village is located on Centenary Boulevard, Officer South, and acts as a convenient, one-stop-shop for buyers, showcasing modern, sophisticated homes and landscaping designs by Melbourne’s best builders. Over 30 homes are located in the village. Buyers who are yet to find their dream design are encouraged to view the display village for inspiration. Lots within the Harvest Release and homes within the display village are open daily for viewing from 11am to 5pm, with appointments available via phone or email. Prospective purchasers may contact the Kaduna Park sales team for more information on 1300 KADUNA (523 862) or at kadunapark.com.au.Top of Form ●
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KADUNA Park’s highly anticipated Display Village officially opened on Saturday 20 July, with a fun-filled day for the whole family. Sunshine, laughter and the smell of hot jam donuts, sizzling sausages, popcorn and coffee filled the air as crowds of Kaduna Park residents, future residents, prospective purchasers and local residents explored beautiful display homes by 19 of Melbourne’s biggest and best builders, including Metricon, Carlisle Homes, Beachwood Homes and Porter Davis. Special guests from Nickelodeon’s PAW Patrol were a hit with children, with Chase and Marshall roaming throughout the display village for photos and meet-and-greet opportunities. Children also enjoyed a range of entertainment across the village, including face painting, henna and children’s tattoos, and balloon twisting. The ’Passport to Kaduna Park’ competition added to the fun for visitors young and young at heart as they explored display homes throughout the village in the hope of winning a pre-paid $1,000 Eftpos card. Entrants were required to search for answers to a range of questions about the features of the display homes for their chance to win. Entries close in mid-August, so those still wishing to enter are welcome to collect a Passport from the Kaduna Park Land Sales Office and drop their answers off before Sunday 18 August 2019. Jarod Mills, Parklea Sales and Marketing Manager, said Parklea was delighted to see residents and purchasers taking the opportunity to experience their new neighbourhood. “We’re so excited to officially open the display village for everyone,” said Mr Mills. “Post-election, it is terrific to see the property market re-emerging. Buyers are optimistic and realising it is a great time to purchase for a number of reasons, including
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24 ALFORd STREET WARRAGUL An immaculately presented 4 br home fully renovated & extended in 2015 with exemplary craftsmanship & attention to detail. A home with a sense of warmth due to it’s clever design. A formal lounge, dining area off the modern kitchen & a huge rumpus with all living areas connected by the private Alfresco. This 745m2 allotment features a huge (6.7 x 7.6m) two vehicle car port as well as the “big shed” (6.2 x 7.6m) Prestigious Alford Street address, known for established avenue of English Oaks. Close to Warragul’s bustling CBD. $600,000-$650,000 Internet Id: 21092829 View property and more details at www.sej.com.au
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Clyde - 651m2 block. - 29sq 4 bedroom family home with ducted reverse cycle heating & cooling. - Master with full ensuite & WIR. - Bedrooms 2, 3 & 4 all with BIR’s. - Main bathroom plus powder room. - Well-appointed hostess style kitchen. - 3 zoned living areas comprising of family room, rumpus & kids retreat/ofice.
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* 4 spacious bedrooms, master with WIR & en suite. * Other bedrooms complete with BIR. * Open plan living/meals. * Modern kitchen boasting stone benchtops and quality stainless steel appliances. * Low maintenance & private rear courtyard. * Secure remote double car garage. $479,950
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- 3 bedroom brick veneer home. - Master with full ensuite. - All rooms with BIR’s. - Double car garage plus 6m X 9m workshop with concrete base and electricity. - Floating loors to dining & lounge. - Large outdoor entertaining area. $499,000-$525,000
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When the Seagulls soared By Russell Bennett To solidify their rebirth in a new era of West Gippsland footy, the Seagulls revisited the glory years of their past on Saturday night at their Tooradin nest. At a packed function at the Tooradin and District Sports Club, they celebrated ‘The Ultimate Team’ - the top 25 players from their golden era of 1970 to 1994. During that period they claimed four premierships in the former South West Gippsland Football League - including three straight from 1970 to 1972, and another in 1975 - and another three in the West Gippsland Football League (1977, 1984, and 1985). After a lean period in the former Casey Cardinia league and South East Football Netball League, the Gulls are once again in a competition in which they can compete with the best. Their hopes of senior premiership glory are alive and well, which is in stark contrast to their years of playing a kind of damage-limitation football against the likes of powerhouse Berwick, Narre Warren, and Beaconsfield sides. Saturday night - just days before a debut senior finals campaign in the WGFNC would get underway - was a reminder that, within the very fabric of their club, there’s the beating heartbeat of a champion. That champion is William ‘Billy’ Morrison. Bill was clearly taken aback by being named number 1 in the list of all-time great Seagulls from 1970 to 1994. But his record is simply astonishing. After being sensationally given his marching orders as Bunyip coach some 50 years ago, he crossed to the Seagulls and became their all-time greatest player. He won senior best and fairest awards at the club in 1970, ’71, ’73, and ’74 and was a five-time premiership player (four of them as player-coach). He was a three-time league best and fairest winner in the SWGFL, and in 1977 - his only premiership-winning season at Tooradin in which he didn’t coach - he was the club’s president. Bill was a brilliant, hard-nosed rover who consistently racked up huge numbers of possessions and was never beaten in one-onone battles. Already an inducted legend of Tooradin-Dalmore, his status within the club only grew to new heights on Saturday night. Current Tooradin-Dalmore vice president and past president Derek Genoni became quite emotional when talking about Bill’s impact on the club, and what the night meant to both men was obvious. “I’d like to congratulate the club on giving us the chance to indulge,” Bill said, after accepting his award in front of a standing ovation from the Seagull faithful. “I was recruited as a failed coach from Bunyip, and I’d been playing football around Victoria for a while before I came here, but this wonderful club gave me the opportunity to coach again and the football gods shone on
Members of Tooradin-Dalmore’s Top 25 from 1970 to 1994, from back left: Darren Kernot, Richard Yaksender, Tony Jenner, Chris Denereaz, Trevor McLeish, Greg Splatt (middle row), Robbie Shinners, Lindsay Brown, Matty McMillan, Chris McConnell, Geoff Burke (front row), Barry Eaton, Gerry Pennefather, Bill Morrison, and Joey Svaganovic. 196671 Pictures: RUSSELL BENNETT
Bill Morrison’s record at Tooradin is second to none. He’s pictured here with a special commemorative Gulls guernsey featuring the names of the Top 25 from 1970 to 1994. us. We had a great group of people - the players, committee, supporters, everyone. It was a marvellous time. “Good luck to all the current players - if the football gods smile on you, it (premiership success) will happen, and if you put in it’ll make those gods happy.” Allan Patterson was the first to be named in the prestigious list, at #25, on Saturday night. He joined the Seagulls in 1974 and won premierships in 1975 and 1977. He was a brilliant utility player - used as a key forward, on-baller, or even backman at various stages. Others to be named in the list included: At number 17, Gulls life member, multiple premiership player, and the former league best and fairest-winning dominant ruckman of West Gippsland Chris Denereaz; and former athletic key forward Barry Eaton, who was
named at number 15 after winning a record six senior premierships with the Seagulls. Many of those named in the top 25 spoke on the night, including former North Melbourne player and strongly-built centreman Geoff Burke, who after being named at number 14, gave one of the function’s most memorable speeches. Ex-Dandenong VFA champion Pat Flaherty, who led West Gippsland’s goal-kicking in 1983, was a three-time leading goal-kicker at Tooradin, and kicked five goals in both their 1984 and 1985 premiership sides - which he also coached - was named at number 11, in a sign of just how rich the Gulls’ history of onfield brilliance is. A video interview with him, conducted by fellow Tooradin-Dalmore icon Greg ‘Big Boy’ Bethune, was another of the night’s highlights.
To even be eligible to be named among the top 25 from 1970 to 1994 players had to have played at least two seasons for the club in that period, and their selection was based on performances for Tooradin-Dalmore - not their achievements at other clubs. Each player who was named to the side on Saturday night was presented by a current member of the Gulls group, in a fantastic touch to bridge the eras. Ex-St Kilda VFL player, and two-time Seagulls premiership winner Dennis Bartley (#8); and the star VFA player once dubbed by the Dandenong Journal as ‘Mr Football’, Gerry Pennefather (#5) also featured prominently within the top 25. John Vandermeer (#2) was featured via a pre-recorded interview in England with Jon Gahan. He has one of the more famous stories from the Gulls’ golden era - having been flown in from England to help them secure the in 1985 flag. He was a four-time Tooradin-Dalmore best and fairest winner, a league best and fairest winner in 1987, and a two-time Gulls premiership star. Dedicated hard work from the likes of Derek Genoni, Mark Amalfi, Ian Adams, Graeme Bell, Rob Cameron, and the current TooradinDalmore Football Netball Club committee combined to make Saturday night a truly remarkable occasion TOORADIN-DALMORE’S TOP 25 FROM 1970-1994 1. William Morrison 14. Geoff Burke 2. John Vandermeer 15. Barry Eaton 16. Joey Svaganovic 3. Tony Jenner 17. Chris Denereaz 4. Matty McMillan 5. Gerry Pennefather 18. Mick Wiseman 19. Chris Thompson 6. Robbie Shinners 20. Geoff Campbell 7. Trevor McLeish 21. John Weekley 8. Dennis Bartley 9. Richard Yaksender 22. Rick Vandersteen 23. Lindsay Brown 10. Barry Morris 24. Darren Kernot 11. Pat Flaherty 12. Chris McConnell 25. Allan Patterson 13. Greg Splatt
Stifling Demons stay in touch in a defensive display By Tyler Lewis Casey got back to its best defensively on the weekend in a brutal win over old nemesis, Collingwood - 8.9 (57) to 5.12 (42) at the Pies' spiritual home, Victoria Park. With an intensifying wind going towards one end, Magpies skipper Alex Woodward won the toss and strangely went against the breeze. And it seemed to be a masterstroke nine minutes in when the Pies were leading two goals to one. But the Demons clicked into gear and halted the Pies, keeping them goalless from the nine minute mark of the opening term to the early stages of the last. Kyle Chandler got the Dees on the board inside a minute of the match before the Pies put them on the ropes with the wind at the first huddle. When the heavens opened up, it was a territory game, and Casey’s Josh Wagner was the first to show his adaptability by sliding a long range ball from the stoppage to give the Decranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au
Casey kept its season alive with a win against Collingwood on Sunday. 182653 Picture: ROB CAREW mons back the lead just after the first interval. Jack Hutchins and Mitch White proved to be a dynamic duo when they set each other up for opportunities on goal several times in the second term before Josh Wagner kicked an almost identical major in the third term to extend the margin. Back-to-back goals from Daniel Stanford and Andrew Gallucci brought the Demons’
advantage back within two points before Alex Neal-Bullen - who had a quiet day - stepped up late to kick two final term majors and finish the job for his side. Coming into the match, Casey coach Sam Radford wasn’t focusing on the opportunity of finals - believing the ladder would take care of itself, but wanted to see his side play the four quarters. “We certainly defended really well for four quarters that’s for sure,” he said. “It was probably our best defensive game for a long time, Collingwood are a really good ball movement team and we were able to restrict the number of marks and handballs. “We stopped the way they wanted to play which was really positive - the rest of the game was pretty solid and (there’s) still some room for improvement but (I’m) really rapt with how the boys went about it.” Brayden Preuss had another sensational game in the ruck, compiling 75 hit-outs, which was double the Collingwood side as a collective. Radford speaks highly of the Melbourne
big man and enjoys when he is in his side. “He gave us first use - Collingwood are a really good team so any advantage in that area was really important,” he said. “Brayden certainly gives us first use and impacts around the ground as well as getting his hand on it. “Every game Brayden has played at VFL level this year he has been outstanding for us.” The Casey Fields oval has come under some scrutiny as of late when the last game resulted in two injuries to Geelong players. The match this week against Frankston is a floating fixture with the ground being assessed on Wednesday. Radford isn’t too fussed with where his side plays, as long as they deliver on possibly their final game of the year. “We will play anywhere, wherever we need to play,” he said. “We have had some pretty good wins away this year. “It doesn’t matter where we play, we will be ready to go.” Thursday, 15 August, 2019
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Bizarre scenes at Ballam DIVISION 3 ROUND 17 The ladder-leading Hampton Park continued its winning ways against Endeavour Hills on the weekend in its 9.9 (63) to 5.3 (33) triumph. The Redbacks did as they have all year when they jumped the Hills early and coasted home from then. Shaun Walsh was the best for Hampton Park while Nathan Reid was among the standouts for Endeavour Hills. Endeavour Hills has the opportunity to move into second position when it takes on Clayton this weekend in the final round. The Hills have a mammoth percentage and if they win they will equal Clayton on wins and surpass them on percentage to steal second place. The Redbacks will play Black Rock, who they are expected to beat comfortably. Hampton Park forward Peter Dye (62 season goals) practically has his name etched on the league's goal kicking award already, leading the next best Jarrod Marolla (50) by 12 majors. DIVISION 4 ROUND 17 Hallam relished in the opportunity to gain a percentage boost against Dandenong, winning 15.16 (106) to 2.3 (15). The Hawks went goalless in the opening term but flicked the switch in the second and the last to run away big winners. A brilliant 7.5 to nil final term boosted the victory for the Hawks. Rory McIvor was best afield with his three majors. Hallam now holds a two-point ladder advantage over Moorabbin, due to the Kangaroos' draw against the Dolphins. It will come down to the Round 18 clash against second placed South Yarra if the Hawks are to sneak into fourth. Lyndhurst inflicted some more pain on
By Tyler Lewis MORNINGTON PENINSULA NEPEAN DIVISION 2 - ROUND 18 In fascinating scenes, the match between Karingal and Pearcedale was abandoned due to a sinkhole emerging in the middle of the ground at Ballam Park on Saturday. The sides shared the points but, with Crib Point upsetting Tyabb, the Dales will finish the year on the bottom of the ladder. Devon Meadows finished its season in style, beating the finals-bound Chelsea 10.13 (74) to 8.17 (65). The Gulls got off to a flyer with a handy three-goal buffer at the first break, but the Panthers clawed back into the contest and ran away courtesy of a five-goal to two third term. Stuart Cunningham was the best for the Panthers while Shaun Foster stood strong for the Gulls. SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIVISION 2 - ROUND 17 Keysborough shook off a wasteful start against Caulfield to run away with a 10.11 (71) to 5.13 (43) victory. Chris Bryan brought up his season halfcentury with his two majors on the weekend, while Anthony Brannan was named best afield. Stuart Paterson was a standout for Caulfield. The finals begin a week early for the Gulls this week when they take on Springvale Districts, which sits on top of the ladder. The Doveton Eagles cruised to victory after a blistering opening half against Heatherton, winning 10.13 (73) to 2.5 (17). Nick Battle was the best for the Eagles with four majors while Adam Read also added three. Chris Tosin stood strong for Heatherton, which now faces relegation at season's end if it can't beat East Brighton in the final round. The Eagles are expected to make the finals after they take on Skye in Round 18.
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Lyndale, meanwhile, has the chance to snare its second victory when it takes on Dandenong, which also has just the one win so far. EASTERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE PREMIER - ROUND 16 Montrose stuck with Rowville for the best part of a half before the Hawks flexed their muscles in the second half to take away a 14.7 (91) to 8.9 (57) win. A seven-goal to one premiership term set up the win for the Hawks, who had nine individual goal scorers. Ziggie Alwan was the best for the Hawks with his three majors. Rowville will take on Noble Park in the next round of the season. Noble Park suffered its 10th loss of the season when it went down to an inaccurate Blackburn, 9.17 (71) to 6.6 (42). Nathan Oakes was best afield for the Bulls again while Jake Hammond booted five for the Panthers. VFLW Casey fell short of another victory when it lost to Hawthorn, 2.7 (25) to 3.4 (22). Sarah Lampard brought her own Sherrin for the Demons, collecting 28 disposals while Amana McDonnough was instrumental with 13 tackles for the day. Casey will face the Northern Territory Thunder next week in its final match of the year.
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SOUTH EASTERN WOMEN’S REVIEW - ROUND 13 DIVISION 2 Cranbourne owned its clash against Pearcedale, running away with a convincing win at home on Saturday, 4.7 (31) to 1.1 (7). The Eagles trailed by three points at quarter time, but held the Dales to just one point in the remaining three terms, kicking four goal themselves. Lana Fullwood was a handful up forward for the Eagles, kicking two goals, while Nicole Knudsen, Meg Graham and Tameka Youn were in the best and showed some terrific signs. Beaconsfield, meanwhile, went down to a powerful Tyabb side away from home, 5.9 (39) to 0.2 (2). The top-of-the-table Yabbies were a class above the Eagles, powering away to the strong win after controlling all four quarters. DIVISION 3 Pakenham continues to show signs of improvement with the Lions celebrating the 50-game milestones of Rosalie Davis and Kerrie-Anne Micallef with a 24-point victory over Warragul in SEWF Division Three on Saturday night. The Lions were greeted by freezing cold conditions and a muddy and wet Western Park with torrential rain making an appearance at regular intervals. Pakenham dominated the first term with skipper Rachel Betteridge leading from the front with some great tackling, setting the example for the hard grind ahead. Steph Scott, Mimi Henderson and Zoe Loudon let nothing through in the backline, while Lauren Hojnacki, Chloe Nagel and Bel McGee linked up well with some great handball through the midfield. Coach Tom Bluhm has been working hard on improving the giving and receiving of handballs - and the practice paid off with the
Lions sharing the ball better than they have all season. The Lions led by nine points at quarter time with Sage Hahn kicking the only goal, while Davis, Micallef, Melina Eppel and Renee Carter did some good things in the forward line. The ladder-leading Lions then had some real struggles through the middle stages of the match with the Gulls kicking 1.1 to 0.4 during the second and third quarters. Players like Mel Stocker, Bec Domotor, Tash Wakenshaw, Beth Studd and Nat Staunton stood tall under pressure, while Ros Cook and Rosie Bureta were warming up for very influential last quarters. The Lions led by six points at the final break and were set the challenge of kicking two goals in the final term to throw coach Bluhm in the mud. The Lions exceeded those expectations, booting three goals in the final quarter with Micallef, Eppel and Hahn all kicking major scores. The Lions have been consistent across the board with Chloe Bluhm, Courtney Dodson, Danielle Case and Hayley Denboer all having an impact in the second half. Hahn finished the night with two goals for the Lions while Betteridge played a great captain’s game over four quarters. Henderson and Loudon were dominant in the backline for the Lions while Nagel played her best game for the season on a wing. The girls thoroughly enjoyed giving their coach a nice slide through the mud at the conclusion of the match. The Lions play their last home-and-away fixture at 10am this Saturday, against Mornington at Alexandra Park, before beginning what’s sure to be a tough and exciting finals campaign. Officer, meanwhile, went down in a brave effort against Frankston Bombers at home on Saturday evening, 6.7 (43) to 0.2 (2) cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au
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Upsets to shake up finals By Nick Creely OUTER EAST FOOTBALL PREMIER AND DIVISION 1 REVIEW "There was a lot to play for, and we have to keep winning to play finals, so to get over the top of the reigning premiers who are incredibly hard to beat on their home deck, it was a great result." Cranbourne coach Steve O'Brien knows just how vital Saturday's win against Berwick was in horrendous conditions, but understands it's only half a job done as finals creep closer and closer by the day. The Eagles moved six points clear of Wandin in sixth as the final spot in the Premier Division top five moves one step closer to being finalised, with upsets galore truly shaking things up. In arguably the biggest upset of the season, the Eagles defied the conditions at Edwin Flack Reserve to stun the champion Berwick side, 7.4 (46) to 6.6 (42). Settling the quicker of the two sides on a ground synonymous with dominant Wickers performances, the Eagles held true defensively to set the game up in the first term, and with the return of some of their biggest stars, booted three unanswered goals to set up a 25-point half time lead, holding Rhys Nisbet's champion side goalless as a result. Jed Smith and Jordan Andrews provided a spark up forward for the Wickers in the third term, and with the likes of Madi Andrews and the in-form Lucas Jellyman-Turner finding his run, it seemed the home side would run over the top after slashing the margin to just four points with a quarter to play. But the Eagles showed heart, and ferociousness at the footy to hold on despite the lead changing hands frequently in a riveting final term, with O'Brien's side capturing its most precious four points of the season, and at exactly the right time. O'Brien told the News that it was near on impossible to prepare for the on-field conditions, which made for a classic wet-weather game, but said his side had to alter the way it mentally prepared, and it came to fruition in the first half. "You can't prepare for that, it was a hard slog, and it was more of a mental battle, and that was something we touched on before the game," he said. "It was probably more mental than technical. "Berwick had the wind in the first quarter, so we held really strongly, and denied them being able to impact the scoreboard, and it was crucial. "And we were able to kick one against the wind in the first quarter which gave us some momentum and belief, and in the second quarter we were able to put space on the game. "But we knew they'd come back, they're a great footy side, so we knew they were never out of it, but our first half was outstanding." Jake Stephens, important defender Jordan Bertrand and gun utility Shaun Marusic was instrumental all day, while Archie LawlerLobato showed plenty on his way to a haul of three goals. Helping Cranbourne's cause was the second major boilover of the round, with Upwey Tecoma stunning Wandin at home to put a dent in the Dogs' finals hopes, 11.6 (72) to 8.15 (63). The Dogs settled quicker than the home side to take in a seemingly match-winning lead of 27 points at the major break, but the Tigers fought back to slash the margin to 14 with a quarter to play. With the momentum behind them, the Tigers kicked five goals to one in the final term, running away with the game and seeing the Dogs fall six points - and hefty percentage behind Cranbourne in fifth, and with a bye to come this weekend, may have left their run for finals too late. Beaconsfield, meanwhile, snared a vitally important win in a tricky road trip to Olinda Ferny Creek in incredibly difficult conditions, 13.13 (91) to 7.12 (54). The Bloods made headlines around Victoria with a stunning picture posted on social media on Saturday morning, capturing snow blanketing the ground only hours before the game. The challenge for the Eagles - similar to cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au
Cranbourne's Luke Bee-Hugo looks to break free of this tackle. 196443 Cranbourne - was one of a mental battle, with the Bloods proving to be one of the difficult obstacles to overcome, particularly on their home deck. And at half-time, with the Bloods holding on to a six-point advantage, Leigh McQuillen's side needed to respond and bank a win to keep in touch with third spot. With the class of the likes of Matthew Johnson (four goals), and industrious performances from Riley Verbi and Jack Griffiths through the middle, the Eagles took the game away with a brilliant, and unanswered six-goal third term, showcasing the type of football that makes them such a threat for any side. In the remaining match of Premier, Woori Yallock did what it needed to against Healesville, 11.19 (85) to 1.4 (10) to consolidate third position on the table. In Division 1, it took the energy and talent of some of Doveton's younger brigade to take down Monbulk on Saturday in AFL Outer East Division 1. The Doves moved a game clear in third in what was their most impressive performance of the season, controlling proceedings on their home deck to knock the Hawks off the top of the ladder, 15.7 (97) to 7.5 (47). In complete control from the outset, the Doves found a spark early to jump the premiership fancies with a four-goal to two opening term, before flexing their muscles with some electric ball movement to take in a 38-point lead at half time. With the regulars in Matthew Boyd (three goals), Daniel Zajac and Matt Stapleton providing ample experience once again, two of the Doves' brightest young stars lit it up in a game played in freezing cold conditions as the home side ran away with a massive confidence-boosting win. Youngster Connor Macdonald - a name that will feature plenty in the coming years as an AFL draft prospect - was best afield in his senior debut as a teenager, taking out the David George Medal in the Indigenous Round as the Doves donned a special Indigenous jumper. The Vic Country teenager, who will likely feature for the Dandenong Stingrays in the coming years, is a star on the rise, with director of football Martin Stillman full of praise for the highly talented youngster. "His family's got a long association with the club - he's 16-years-old, was the Vic Country
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Berwick youngster Nick Green in action. 196443
Doveton young gun Connor Macdonald lays this tackle in his sparkling debut game. 196444
under 16 vice-captain this year, and is Dandenong Stingrays listed, he's a very talented young player," he said. "We probably don't expect him to feature too much at Doveton, he's got a lot of commitments, with Vic Country and has played a lot of school footy this year. "He had a run in the 18s against Emerald, and this week was outstanding, which is so pleasing for us especially with his family's history." Another youngster to shine on the big stage was former Narre Warren forward Max Sheppard, who snagged four majors - including three in a dynamic second-term which helped turn the game for the Doves. Sheppard crossed over to the club mid-season after being starved of opportunities for senior football at the Magpies. "He's a quality person on and off the field
- everyone in the AFL Outer East knows he's quality, but wasn't able to break in for senior footy at Narre, and he was looking for opportunities," Stillman said. "He's great friends with Mitch Cotter who's returned to the Doves - and he's been terrific, and at 19-years-old, is only going to get better. "He kicked four, and is starting to blossom as a key forward for Doveton. We look forward to hopefully watching him playing senior footy for the next decade at our club." In the remaining matches in Division 1, Pakenham surged to top of the ladder with a comfortable win against Warburton Millgrove, 11.8 (74) to 1.2 (8), Mount Evelyn held on against Belgrave away from home, 10.20 (80) to 10.13 (73), while Officer dominated Emerald, 17.14 (116) to 4.3 (27). Thursday, 15 August, 2019
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