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Booze ads harm Casey Council are taking the premier to task to have a greater input with booze outlets to prevent the harm associated with family violence and other alcohol-related issues. As a result of their meeting on Tuesday 17 September, councillors voted to lobby state ministers for greater controls over liquor retailers applying for a licence. It comes after the State Government refused a council's proposed planning scheme amendment which sought to provide a policy to limit the number of alcohol outlets going into disadvantaged communities under the Liquor Control Reform Act. Casey deputy mayor Rosalie Crestani successfully raised a motion at council's meeting calling for ministers to consider restricting the "proliferation" of large package liquor outlets, as well as the need for health warnings labels to be placed on booze products. Cr Crestani said council had taken a lead role with the South East Councils Melbourne Alliance in terms of appropriate placement of large package liquor shops under the Victorian Planning Scheme. "Family violence is the one that really hits home; it's terrifying," she said. "We have an important role, it's not just our role, and it's all community roles to do something about this alcohol issue. We put ugly pictures on cigarette packages ... why can't we have some control over alcohol advertising?" Cr Crestani said.
A government spokesperson said: "While we appreciate the councils' efforts to address this important issue, it isn't appropriate to do so through a planning scheme amendment." "We encourage the councils' to revisit this application with a different approach," the spokesperson said. Casey Mayor Amanda Stapledon said while council wasn't anti-alcohol it wanted to protect the community when applications were made for liquor shops in low socio-economic areas. Michael Thorn, chief executive of The Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education (FARE), said "no council has fought harder than the City of Casey" to protect the community from alcohol harm, and to address Victoria's "narrow, inadequate legislation." Mr Thorn said council's reference to the problem of "proliferation" was important as research showed a 10 per cent increase in off-licence liquor outlets was linked to a 3.3 per cent increase in family violence. Cancer Council Victoria alcohol policy manager Jane Martin said more hard-hitting campaigns like Drink Less, Live More to ensure people know the reality of the health impacts were needed. "The big alcohol companies are very good at creating a facade of alcohol as glamorous ... but the reality is quite the opposite. More than just a headache or a hangover the next day, this damage can have very real and long-term devastating consequences," Ms Martin said.
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Debutantes dazzle It was a dazzling affair for 11 couples of Cranbourne East's Marnebek School who danced the night away at the school's debutante ball on Friday 13 September.
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What is something people don’t know about you? Most people who know me knew I grew up in Canada. But many don’t know that the town I grew up in (in Saskatchewan) has temperatures as warm as 35 degrees in the summer and as cold as -45 degrees Celsius in the winter. What was your most memorable moment? I would have to say my wedding, the birth of my children and more recently, the launch of my first novel.
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What would your last meal be? My mum’s lasagne or a crayfish. If you could go anywhere in the world right now, where would you go? Back to Canada! I was just there in August visiting family and friends and no visit is ever long enough. Favourite movie? Pretty Woman, A League of Their Own or Love Actually. Which six guests, dead or alive, would you invite to a dinner party? I would pick my family, but otherwise I would pick Louis Theroux, Oprah, Lisa Ling, Leonardo DiCaprio and Lady Gaga. What has been your most embarrassing moment? I don’t embarrass easily, so I can’t think of one. What’s one thing you love about your job? I get to meet new people, learn new things and express myself creatively.
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IN BRIEF Woman fights off attacker
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A brave woman fought back against a man wielding a box cutter during a home invasion in Narre Warren on Monday 16 September. The 23-year-old woman was at her Lassiter Court home with her four-year-old daughter just before 1pm when she was confronted by the man who had entered via a sliding door. Police say the man, armed with an edged weapon, made demands for the victim's car keys and money. She attempted to fight off the offender and received an injury to her face. The man then fled from the house. In a Facebook post, the woman's fiancee Damien Jurss said she repeatedly hit the intruder's knee cap and neck with a steering lock after he slashed her in the face and arm. "She refused to hand everything over and attacked him back with steering wheel lock until he ran away through the back door," Jurss wrote. The pair is offering a reward for anyone with information that may lead to the arrest of the culprits. The intruder is described as 30-40 years old, about 183cm tall, medium build, Caucasian, brown eyes, unshaven, wearing a blue DC hoodie, black track pants, black air max Nike's and was wearing a mask covering part of his face. Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or make a report at www.crimestoppers.com.au.
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Cr Amanda Stapledon kicks off her walk at Marriott Waters Parkrun. 197988 funds for the Wolfdene Foundation's Project 28 initiative, which will see the development of supported accommodation for Casey residents with a disability who are still in the care of their ageing parents or carers. Project 28 aims to address the current shortfall of 28,000 households Australia wide for people living with a disability by building 28 supported accommodation units by 2028. "This is to make sure adults with disability
have their forever home, that rite of passage," Cr Stapledon said. "There are people living in rundown motel rooms, boarding houses, hospital rooms and nursing homes. Everywhere I go I see nodding heads of people who know the story I'm telling," she said. Find Cr Stapledon's full walking itinerary and donate to the cause at https://www.casey. vic.gov.au/mayors-walk-disability.
Casey Council looks to change local laws Proposed changes to Casey Council's Community Local Law 2018 could see owners of dilapidated buildings face stricter fines, and permits scrapped to fly a drone on private land. It comes after a derelict Hampton Park Food Market on Hallam Road was labelled an "eyesore" and "Melbourne worst" but council says it has listened to residents and will take action to ensure similar issues are mitigated into the future. Casey mayor Amanda Stapledon said it was essential laws were in place to protect the municipality from unsafe and unsightly buildings. Under the current Local Laws, she said there were "no controls" from a planning perspective to hold owners accountable for cleaning up their sites, and did "little" to enforce compliance, particularly for commercial premises. Cr Stapledon added the proposed changes would allow stricter infringement penalties for property owners who fail to rectify dilapidated buildings. "Buildings in these states are not only a visual eyesore in the community; they can also be attractors for crime and anti-social behav-
Casey Council was frustrated earlier this year that it could not issuing harsher penalties to the owners of the dilapidated Hampton Park Food Market. 190232 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS iour, thereby impacting the real and perceived safety of local communities," Cr Stapledon said. Council is also proposing to remove the requirement to obtain a permit if residents wish to use a drone on private land. However, there are rules around how and when people can fly
a drone, as set by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA). "After engaging with user groups and residents it became clear that CASA already have laws in place to regulate the use of drones on private land, which is why we have listened to stakeholders and are proposing to remove this clause in our Community Local Law," Cr Stapledon said. "We will continue to liaise with CASA and our residents to ensure drone usage is complying with regulations across our municipality." Casey Resident and Ratepayers Association president Arvo Talvik said he would support both measures, as they appeared "reasonable and thought out." A copy of the proposed Community Local Law, and the accompanying Community Impact Statements are available for review, and may be obtained, during office hours at the Casey customer service centres at Bunjil Place or Cranbourne Park Shopping Centre. These documents are also available on council's website. Submissions are due by 5pm on 4 October and can be made on the Casey Conversations website.
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City of Casey mayor Amanda Stapledon has kicked off her Mayor's Walk for Disability, taking her first official steps as part of the campaign at Livvi's Place in Lyndhurst. Cr Stapledon began her fundraiser by taking part in the Marriot Waters Parkrun on Saturday 14 September. After completing the five kilometre course, she continued on to Brian's Gourmet Meats at Marriott Waters, Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne and the Cranbourne Bowls Club, walking around 12km in total for the first day of the walk. The walk continued on Sunday with visits to St John's Anglican Church, Blue Hills Retirement Village, Casey Fields and Carlisle Park. On Monday Cr Stapledon visited Blind Bight Community Centre, Blairlogie Living and Learning, Pearcedale Primary School and Moonlit Sanctuary in Pearcedale. The walk is set to continue for another five days with the mayor walking around 10km per day, visiting community groups, businesses, charities and facilities across the City of Casey. The mayor said the people she had visited so far had been extremely generous, donating hundreds to the cause. "It's going marvellously so far, and the more funds we can raise, the more chance we have of reaching our goal," she said. The Mayor's Walk for Disability is raising
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Men urged: get checked By Danielle Kutchel Each year, approximately 3500 Australian men die of prostate cancer. It's estimated to be the second most common cause of death from cancer in Australian men, and more men die of prostate cancer than women die of breast cancer. But if it is diagnosed early, the chances of curing the disease are higher. September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, and men at risk of developing the disease are being urged to get tested. Men over the age of 50, or 40 with a family history of prostate cancer, should speak to their GP about their prostate health. Age is not the only risk factor of prostate cancer; other factors like genetics, family history, diet and lifestyle can play a role. Many men feel uncomfortable about getting a "finger exam" done if they voice any concerns to the doctor - but the digital rectal examination (DRE) is no longer recommended as the first test for prostate cancer. Instead, it's likely that doctors will ask patients to undergo a simple blood test known as the PSA test, which checks whether there is an increase in the prostate specific antigen (PSA). If PSA is found to be elevated, your GP will recommend other tests to confirm a diagnosis of prostate cancer such as a biopsy and a Magnetic Resonance Imaging. It's important to remember that elevated PSA can indicate other prostate problems and doesn't necessarily mean cancer is present. There are also 29 different types of prostate cancer. Some are harmless and some are ag-
Denis Green and Steve Cox, Co-Convenors of the South Eastern Prostate Cancer Support Group. gressive; some can be contained to the prostate but others can spread to other parts of the body. Treatment for each type is different, with surgery just one option. A specialist will be able to advice on treatment options once a diagnosis has been confirmed. If a patient is unsure about the advice they have been given, getting a second opinion can enable them to learn more about their cancer type and make the best-informed decisions about their treatment. A variety of supports also exist, providing men and their families with a place to hear experiences, gather information and feel supported on their prostate health journey. The South Eastern Prostate Cancer Support Group meets at Dandenong RSL at 7.00pm on the third Wednesday of each month. For further information on the group, email southeasternpcsg@gmail.com. For more information on prostate cancer, visit the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia website, www.pcfa.org.
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Tech whizzes share their ideas for Casey’s future By Brendan Rees Nine teams of tech junkies converged at Berwick's Casey Tech School with only 40 hours to present a project of how to make Casey a smarter city. As part of Casey's free 'LORA Hackathon' event, the competition saw teams of developers, entrepreneurs, designers, academics and the general community come up with ideas of ways to better harness Casey's LORA (long range) network - one of the biggest wireless networks in Australia. Held from the 30 August to 1 September, entrants were supplied with access to the LORA network, datasets, hardware, 3D printers, soldering stations and more. The teams pitched their ideas to a panel of judges who awarded prizes for the most innovative ideas. The LORA network is designed to enable smart devices to send and receive data without a cost to the community, and is available to everyone. For example people can access apps to remotely turn on and off items such as lights or sprinklers. To celebrate the launch of the network, members of our The INNovation Crowd, council's bespoke support program for local entrepreneurs and technologists, joined Casey Council officials at Casey Tech School Friday 30 August. At the opening, Casey mayor Amanda Stapledon said she was excited to see so many community members supporting the future of Casey. "The ideas generated during LORAhack will help us in our endeavour to create Australia's most liveable city," she said.
Team Dory members work on their project idea. The 'Mayor's Choice' Award was presented to #TEAMDORY, for their solution to reduce social isolation in parents of children with disabilities. Team Dory member coordinator Jai Mahajan said his team was humbled to receive the award and will pitch their idea to external stakeholders to explore potential pilot programs. Team #GRAYANGELS won the main prize of $2,000 for their solution, which used advanced sensor technologies to produce clothing to detect the location and falls in the elderly.
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New private school plan By Brendan Rees Designs for a private school in Clyde North to cater for 1200 students have begun. Clyde Grammar is expected to open its doors in 2022 and will include science, arts, and sports facilities, as well as plenty of space for playground and sporting ovals. The Prep to Year 12 school, which was announced on Thursday 12 September, will open at Mirvac's new Smith Lane estate - with construction planned to start in 2021. Mirvac has partnered with CSV Limited who owns the existing Casey Grammar School in Cranbourne East - to deliver the project. However, Mirvac's residential general manager Elysa Anderson remained tight-lipped about funding as the registration of the school was pending approval. "It will be a community partnership," Ms Anderson said, adding the estimated cost was not known "at this point." Architects are drawing up preliminary plans for the school with a preparatory intake of two classes to be temporarily located at Casey Grammar School to begin next year. The school is a direct response from the community to accommodate Casey's population growth. "It is in a very strong growth corridor ... and schooling's a very important part to ensure that community's thrives from day one," Ms Anderson said. "Smiths Lane is one of the largest single landholdings in Melbourne's south-east growth corridor. "It will be a benchmark neighbourhood for the area, with early delivery of quality amenity and community wellbeing at its heart," she said. Casey mayor Amanda Stapledon said the new school would be a welcome addition to Melbourne's south-east suburbs.
Casey deputy mayor Rosalie Cresanti, Mirvac general manager of residential Victoria Elysa Anderson, CSV Limited school board chairwoman Marie Ormandy, Clyde Grammar principal Leanne Evans, and Casey mayor Amanda Stapledon at the announcement. "Council is actively supporting Casey Grammar through the planning and delivery process," adding it will "offer another exciting learning environment for our children." Clyde Grammar School principal Leanne Evans, said the school was committed to delivering high quality, affordable education. "We provide a holistic approach to learning that allows children to realise their potential and achieve ongoing success," Ms Evans said. The $850 million Smiths Lane estate project is anticipated to have 6,500 residents and about 2,100 homes. It will include an open space, 11 hectares of sporting facilities, walking and bike trails, a cafe, childcare facility, restaurants, and shops. Earlier this year the State Government announced a Clyde North East Primary School which was set to open in 2020.
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is going on about it is because more people aren't getting vaccinated and so there are now more and more cases and it is actually quite serious. People do die from the measles. Be thankful you don't know anyone who did. Nate Hautapu: bit close for comfort, we were there few weeks ago. Tinz Law: It's just done the rounds in NZ. Judie Hedrick: Vaccinate, don't believe the anti vaxxers, prevention is better than death - yes death, measles can be deadly! Mandy Magpies Hazledine: Well I won't be eating there.
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Community gathers for RU OK lunch "Sometimes just be there to listen - it can make a world of difference to someone." Hampton Park Uniting Church opens its doors to the public every Thursday for those wanting a meal. On Thursday 19 September volunteers will be celebrating the footy season with their 'Footy themed lunch' where they encourage people to wear their footy colours.
About 70 people tucked into a tasty lunch put on by the Hampton Park Uniting Church to discuss a life-changing question. Visitors and volunteers at the church dressed in yellow and asked one another a simple but important question: "Are you OK?" on Thursday 12 September in support of the national day of 'R U OK?'
The day aims for people to check in with others who may be struggling with their mental health. Volunteer Farrah Buckland said guests made meaningful connections with others over a two-course meal . "We spoke to them about the importance of asking R U OK? Not just today, but every other day," she said.
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Measles alert for Lynbrook Two new cases of measles have been recently diagnosed with public exposure sites in Melbourne including the Lynbrook hotel in Lynbrook. A woman in her 20s - who was visiting from New Zealand - was diagnosed once she returned home as well as a Melbourne man in his 20s following contact with an earlier known case. He is now recovering at home. The person was infectious while attending the Lynbrook Hotel on the South Gippsland Highway on Thursday, 12 September from 7.30pm to 9.30pm. The onset of symptoms can last until Monday, 30 September. People who are planning any overseas travel should ensure they have received vaccinations appropriate to measles-mumpsrubella (MMR) vaccine if they do not have a documented history of two previous MMR vaccinations, Victoria's Chief Health Officer, Dr Brett Sutton said. Measles is a highly infectious viral disease that can cause serious illness. Those most at risk of serious illness include very young children and adults with weakened immune systems.The illness usually begins with common cold symptoms such as runny nose, red eyes and a cough, followed by fever and rash. People can develop pneumonia and other serious complications from the disease, and often need to be hospitalised.The characteristic measles rash usually begins 3-7 days after the first symptoms, generally starting on the face and then spreading to the rest of the body. In 2019 there have now been 36 cases of confirmed measles notified in Victoria. Almost all cases are in people who are not fully immunised against measles, who have either travelled overseas or been in contact with travellers from overseas in Victoria.
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Very special night indeed MARNEBEK SCHOOL - DEBUTANTE BALL Marnebek held a very special evening, where 22 stunning students presented to myself and Peter Mantell in the presence of Principal Jennifer Hamilton, teachers, admiring and very proud parents and family. The school hold this event each year, which provides a rite of passage into adult life for their students and an opportunity to highlight their presentation and dancing talents along with looking sensational! It was a fun and action packed night was enjoyed by all, organised by a very special and dedicated school and held at Amberlee Receptions in Cranbourne. MELBOURNE CHAMPIONS CRICKET LEAGUE A new up-and-coming competition being held in South East region of Melbourne, established in 2015 with an aim to promote fair and competitive cricket, was held in the Casey area last weekend. The Melbourne Champions Cricket League aims to promote fair cricket in the community and provide support to high-performance juniors with the support of Harmony in Cricket (Cricket Victoria). This year the league played their fifth consecutive tournament, hosted once again by the Carlisle Park Cricket Club. There were 28 different teams from different nationalities who participated in a league and most of the teams were from Casey area. More than 400 people gathered for the grand final, enjoying and supporting the great game of cricket. This year brought so many activities for kids and women to participate and enjoy the
The 22 stunning Marnebek students were presented to Peter Mantell and Mayor Amanda Stapledon. family event; strongly supported by sponsors providing prizes for all in attendance. Congratulations to the 2019 Champions Southern Lions and all teams involved in this very special competition. To find out more, please go to: www.facebook.com/MCC-League SAVING THE ORANGE-BELLIED PARROT Moonlit Sanctuary has a Conservation Breeding Facility which has been opened since 2016 and has been contributing to the survival of a critically endangered species, with only 50 birds founds in the wild today. Moonlit Sanctuary are part of a National Recovery Team, which through research, habi-
PERSON OF THE WEEK MICHAEL JOHNSON, MOONLIT SANCTUARY Michael is a dedicated conservationist and is fulfilling his childhood dream of looking after animals in establishing and running the Moonlit Sanctuary. The sanctuary provides daytime and night time tours and offers a home, rehabilitation and breading programs for animals, which is attracting tourists from all over the world. Michael’s dedication for promoting wildlife education extends to tourism particularly in the Casey area which he identified as not being strongly represented on the tourism trail. He has been a critical part of the formation of the Casey Cardinia Tourism Board, which is working hard to ring more visitors and tourist
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to the region. Michael is ensuring a future for some of our most endangered species and is boosting the tourism economy here in Casey, Cardinia and on the Mornington Peninsula. Casey is very proud of the work that Michael is doing. Thank you! WHAT’S ON Saturday 14 September to Sunday 22 September - Mayor’s Walk for Disability - raise funds for Project 28 - building 28 supported accommodation units for adults with a disability www.casey.vic.gov.au/mayors-walk-disability Fridays 10am-2pm - Carer’s Hub - Lynbrook Community Centre - Lynbrook Blvd, Lynbrook - www.casey.vic.gov.au/events/lynbrook-carers-hub Thursday 19 September 6.30pm - Cranbourne East Secondary College Presentation Ball. Saturday 21 September 6.30pm - Clyde CFA 75 Years - Clyde Public Hall. Saturday 21 September 6.30pm - Ross Garba Night 2019 Celebration (Shree Jalaram Mandal Vic Inc.) - Balla Balla Centre, 65 BerwickCranbourne Rd, Cranbourne East. Sunday 22 September 10am to 4pm Doveton Show - 182 Kidds Road, Doveton. Tuesday 24 September at 7.30pm - Commissioning of Rev Sam Bleby - St John’s Anglican Church, Cranbourne. Thursday 26 September at 7pm - Casey Demons VFL/VFLW Presentation Night. Saturday 28 September at 3pm - Berwick Ayalkoottam Onam Celebration 2019 - Casey Grammar School.
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Hop-shopper By Danielle Kutchel Staff at Savers Fountain Gate were forced to leap into action when a kangaroo was found out of bounds in their back room last week. The wayward roo was discovered on the morning of Wednesday 11 September, and staff held the doors of the room shut to keep it contained. Wildlife rescuer Sarah Cooke from Wildlife Incident Safe Haven (WISH) received a call to come and pick up the misplaced marsupial. "My reaction when I got the call from Narre Warren police ... was, 'wait, what, Savers, where the hell did he come from!?'" Ms Cooke said. She and partner James Rotheram jumped into action and approached the roo - who at this point was hopping mad - to try and put a blanket over his head. "The biggest challenge was how grumpy he was and just trying to avoid damaging things in the store and making sure he didn't hurt himself on anything," she said.
The rescuers took the kangaroo down to Greencross Vets to flush the toxins from his system and clean some minor scrapes on his paws and arms, before releasing him in Lysterfield Park - far from any potential run-ins with shopping centres. "How he got there I don't know, someone told me they saw him coming down from past Hungry Jacks so from the freeway side. "He could have got himself lost then maybe something scared him or a dog could have chased him and he just kept running," Ms Cooke said. She added that with new housing developments, kangaroos were getting pushed out of their natural homes. If residents encounter a wild animal in an abnormal situation like the one in Savers, Ms Cooke said they should keep calm. "Keep your distance and don't make any loud noises, call wildlife rescue straight away, and try to keep your eyes on it if it's not contained," she suggested.
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Hampton Park Primary School was changed into a rainbow of colour on Thursday 12 September. Under blue skies, more than 350 kids and teachers enjoyed their inaugural Rainbow Run to help raise money for the school. "There were squeals of delight and plenty of
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Bunjil welcomes author By Brendan Rees In her new book, author Kylie Kaden explores an intriguing theme: how good people do bad things. It's an idea that fascinates her and draws on her background in psychology. "I tend to focus on making my characters believable, so they all tend to have flaws that I pry open in wicked ways and I hope this makes them more relatable," she says. The Queenslander will be speaking about her new book, The Day the Lies Began, at Bunjil Place library on Thursday 26 September from 7pm to 8.30pm. Kylie is the author of two previous novels: Losing Kate and Missing You. She holds an honours degree in psychology and works a columnist for My Child Magazine. As a school leaver, Kylie says being an author never occurred to her as a "real job". "Real jobs were things you dreaded going to, and I wasn't cocky enough to think I had enough life experience to write a book," she says. "I've never formally studied the craft of writing. I write by instinct, learn by doing, and books have become my teachers." As a mother of three, Kylie writes "between episodes when life gets in the way" - whether it be waiting in the car at her son's tennis lessons or plotting scenes while the risotto sticks to the pan. "Perhaps it's really just procrastination, but I'm a big believer of the writing strategy I like to call the 'drawer' treatment - leaving your half-baked manuscript to ferment for a few weeks at key steps along the way," she says. Kylie is also inspired by the Queensland coastline; explaining she has fond childhood memories of the hazy, heat filled summer days spent camping on the Sunshine Coast. "Lago point is fictitious - wanting the free-
The Day the Lies Began, marks Kylie Kaden's debut in the domestic thriller genre.
Author Kylie Kaden will be visiting Bunjil Place library to discuss her new book. dom to invent my own waterways and landmarks - but the setting was inspired by towns such as Tewantin and Boreen Point (near Noosa) in Queensland's muggy subtropics." Writing is an outlet for Kylie who admits she never set out to publish a book at first: "I simply wrote for the love of it." "When I thought I had what looked like a novel, I thought someone publishing it would justify the time I spent on it, and allow me to keep writing."
She adds: "I googled the biggest publisher in the world, and thought I'd submit it and 'reject my way down'." Published by Pantera Press, The Day the Lies Began, marks Kylie's debut in the domestic thriller genre. The story follows a wife and mother, a town cop, a schoolteacher, and local doctor who are caught in their own tangled webs of deceit. This is Kylie's first visit to Bunjil Place, and while her stay is not long, she's excited.
"As a girl from the burbs in Brisvegas, I take any chance I get to experience the food and shopping on offer in Melbourne. "I'm also taking part in a Sisters of Crime panel called 'Domestic Noir goes Bush' at The Rising Sun Hotel (in Richmond) on Friday 27 September," she says. Kylie's talk at Bunjil Place is a free event, but bookings are required. Visit: www.ccl.vic. gov.au/events.
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‘Shake-up’ call for seniors City of Casey is proud to present the 2019 Ageing Positively Festival to acknowledge and celebrate the senior generations of our community. Held each year in conjunction with the Victorian Seniors Festival, this year's theme 'Get Into It,' provides the perfect opportunity for senior residents to try something new and meet others in their neighbourhood. The festival will run throughout October and the City of Casey will connect with a range of local community groups to host a variety of exciting events and activities including concerts, seminars, walking tours, talks and physical activities. Casey mayor Amanda Stapledon is encouraging all senior members of the community to 'Get Into It' and join the action-packed festival. "With a range of activities that reflect the diversity of our senior residents, this is the perfect opportunity for our seniors to connect, get active and learn something new," she said. "Older residents contribute greatly to our community with many working as volunteers, care givers, employees, entrepreneurs and community advocates. "The over 55 age group represents a large portion of our community, and we are committed to supporting and advocating for the diverse needs of all residents," she said. The festival's free headline event, Cheek to Cheek on Wednesday 9 October at 10.30am, will feature an all singing and dancing celebra-
Casey mayor Amanda Stapledon is encouraging all senior members of the community to ‘Get Into It’ and join the action-packed festival. tion of the immortal Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, one of Hollywood's most iconic song and dance partnerships.
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Outdoor fun for bowls club By Brendan Rees Cranbourne Bowls Club has celebrated its new outdoor area with shade sails, just in time for spring. Under blue skies, Casey mayor Amanda Stapledon joined club members for the grand opening and to kick-off the new bowls season on Saturday 31 August. The project was made possible thanks to a $60,581 grant through the State Government's Pick My Project last year. Club chairman John McKenna said it was a great win for the club which took pride in being a "community club." He said the new area would hold up to 80 people, and provide sun protection for spectators and players. Mr McKenna said the club loved running all-ability bowl days, school programs, barefoot bowl events, and more - with the new outdoor area being the perfect spot for people to relax. "It enhances the whole club because now we have an entertainment area," he said. "It's just opened up the whole club to everybody." The two new patio areas were named after two dedicated Life Members, Ray Boskell and Shirley Venvillecan. Mr McKenna said: "Our club is thankful for this great opportunity we have been given." The club put in $15,000 to finish the project which includes two large water proof shade sails. Cr Stapledon said she was honoured to open the new facility: "This is a wonderful club ... I was so grateful to be a part of this special day." 14 STAR NEWS
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A Pearcedale man has been reunited with his dog after it was snatched from his home during a bold daylight burglary. His owner said he was just so thankful he had been returned but it's feared the dog, a Blue English Staffy, was taken for alleged dog fighting after being found in Hampton East. Michael Sheppard said he came home from work about 3.30pm to 4pm two weeks ago to find his house on Pearce Court trashed which he says was left unlocked. His Nissan Navara and beloved dog were stolen during the raid. "All the drawers in my house had been emptied, stuff had been thrown everywhere," he said. "It's strange, I've got power tools, generators; chainsaws ... didn't touch any of that. "It's like they were after one thing - it was the paperwork for my dog," he said. The intruders took all documents proving a three-year-old Bluey was a pure bred as well as veterinary paperwork, Mr Sheppard explained. "I was more distraught about my daughter ... how do I explain it to a five-year-old that he's gone?" Mr Sheppard said. According to Mr Sheppard CCTV footage from his neighbour captured men parking their car, believed to be a Mitsubishi Lancer, at the front of the house on Apple Street before walking to his home about 200 metres away. Mr Sheppard said the bandits returned to the street in his Navara before taking Bluey out
of his car and into the Lancer. The next day Mr Sheppard received a call from a Vet clinic in Hampton East telling him Bluey had been handed after being identified through his microchip. He was told a stranger had rescued Bluey after it's suspecting he had been used for illegal dog fighting by the man's neighbour. Mr Sheppard said it was "very strange" as to how Bluey ended up in Hampton East. "He somehow managed to get my dog off him ... and handed him into the Vet," he said. He said luckily Bluey hadn't been harmed and was recovering at home without the need for medication. "He just had diarrhea. I don't whether it's something they fed. He slept for two days after ... now he's back to normal," he said. "He's that placid he would have been no good to them in illegal dog fighting." Mr Sheppard found his stolen car dumped in Eric court in Pearcedale two days after the burglary. He said he wanted to personally thank the Good Samaritan for handing in his dog, and even offer a reward. Casey Crime Investigation Unit is investigating. Terry Ness, head of Inspectorate RSPCA Victoria, said all pet owners were encouraged to take proper precautions when securing their pet in any yard and ensured they were microchipped.
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Boot out heel pain Dr Vincent Wei has started practise at Belgrave Hallam Road Medical Centre.
New doctor in the house A new doctor is in the house at Belgrave Hallam Road Medical Centre. Dr Vincent Wei (BMedSci (Hons), MD, DCH) started working at the clinic in August. Dr Wei completed his medical degree at the University of Melbourne in 2015. After finishing his degree he worked at Goulburn Valley Health in Shepparton for two years before entering general practice. Dr Wei has a special interest in mental health and children's health. He is able to consult in Mandarin if needed. Dr Wei is available to see patients on Mondays and Wednesdays from 9.00am to 5.00pm, and on Thursdays and Fridays from 12.00pm to 8:00pm.
Heel Pain is the most common of all human foot complaints but is also one of the most mismanaged and incorrectly treated. This has left many sufferers spending time and money on treatments without long-term solutions or relief. But why is such a common problem seemingly so hard to deal with? “There are two major reasons heel pain treatment can often be ineffective, especially long-term, either only the symptoms are being addressed and not the underlying cause or the doctor does not understand the exact nature and cause of the heel pain condition”, said Dr Paul Dowie, musculoskeletal podiatrist and founder of Foot and Leg Pain Clinics. Most heel pain is incorrectly assumed to be an inflammatory condition, but it is nearly always a result of nerve impingement or tissue degeneration. Many doctors and practitioners mistaken tissue thickening on scans for inflammation, and therefore incorrectly diagnose the concern. This can be a big problem because treatment for inflammation and degeneration is very different, and even opposing. Treating a degenerative condition with anti-inflammatory treatments can actually cause further tissue
Dr Paul Dowie, musculoskeletal podiatrist and founder of Foot and Leg Pain Clinics damage, making your condition worse.“ Dr. Dowie, has over 20 years’ experience successfully treating heel pain. He is one of Australia’s leading foot, knee and leg pain experts and has treated some of the worlds best athletes. “If you’re one of the many people who’ve seen multiple practitioners for your heel pain
without long-term results, don’t be disheartened, your heel pain can be fixed. You just need accurate advice and appropriate treatment”. If you have heel pain, Foot and Leg Pain Clinics have locations across Melbourne, including Berwick, call 1300 328 300. Mention this article for $50 OFF initial consultations.
A team of professionals at Doveton Doveton Medical Centre has been part of the local community for 55 years and now offers a range of services to patients. Allied health professionals are available including a counsellor, dietitian and podiatrist, with a physiotherapist commencing in October. The centre's nurses are trained in spirometry and arterial brachial index, which are effective tools to manage patients with lung con-
ditions and diabetes. Dr Ravi and Dr Priyanthi are active in preventive medicine, as are the nurses and allied health professionals, who all work as a team to ensure patients have the best quality care and health. Please call to book an appointment with any of the team on 9792 4060 or book online at www.dovetonmedicalcentre.com.au.
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Family care When it comes to quality healthcare, Better Health Family Clinic has you covered. Located at Hampton Park, the fully accredited practice offers a comprehensive range of services in new, state-of-the-art, modern facilities. With male and female doctors, specialists, radiology and allied health experts, Better Health Family Clinic provides a personalised and caring service for the whole family. Doctors have a keen interest in chronic disease management, skin cancer diagnosis and removals, travel vaccination and advice, diabetes management and care, men’s and women’s health, family planning and general medical problems. The medical centre offers specialist services related to respiratory systems and takes a coordinated and holistic approach to the prevention, care and management of respiratory conditions. Their aim is to improve the pre-
Do you find yourself holding the menu or the phone further away? If you are, you are not alone says Lybrook Vision Centre optometrist Dr Priscilla Tricarico. Dr Tricarico says presbyopia is the loss of focusing ability with close vision. It makes it hard to see things up close. It is when the lens inside the eyes looses its ability to change focus. “This is a normal change that occurs to us all at a very young age of 40 plus. It causes blurry vision up close and makes seeing your phone, computer, book or any small print harder to see. It causes eye strain, fatigue and headaches that get in the way of your lifestyle. Dr Tricarico says there are key lens types that cater for presbyopia eyestrain and they can make a massive impact on improving your lifestyle. “The simplest and cheapest is a single vision lens. These only have one focus. For those over 40 with presbyopia single vision lenses have a major lack of flexibility. They only
offer really close up vision, whereas enhanced reader glasses allow more flexibility. “The enhanced reader gives you the opportunity to see the computer and look around the office/workspace. Others need a full multifocal lens that has multiple zones. The full multifocal is very useful for general vision, but is usually only needed with people that need glasses for their distance vision as well as close vision.“ Dr Tricarico said lens coatings can also have an affect on vision. “Most lenses include a scratch resistant coating as a standard. An anti-reflective coating reduces annoying reflections from the lenses. It makes it much clearer to look through the glasses and the glasses look better on you, as others make eye contact without annoying reflections. You can also consider a blue blocking coating on your glasses if you spend many hours in front of a computer.“
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NEWS A diverse range of successful businesses have been nominated for this year’s Casey Cardinia Business Awards. Each week in the lead-up to the gala presentation dinner on 18 October, the News will profile the nominees in each category. This week we look at the nominees for the hospitality award.
Heat is on for hospitality Atura Dandenong Eclectic charm meets industrial-chic in this 4.5 star hotel, which offers 128 stylish rooms, modern function facilities and exciting dining and bar venues - including a micro brewery! Atura Dandenong offers five flexible conference and event spaces, reception areas flooded in natural light and an open courtyard garden - allowing the hotel to cater for 3 or 300. Atura Dandenong offers affordable accommodation just minutes away from the hustle and bustle of thriving corporate and business park precincts. Plus, being right near the Princes Highway and the South Gippsland Freeway means getting to the hotel is a breeze. Latte Cartelle Coffee Drive Thru Latte Cartelle Coffee Drive Thru was founded in 2003 - before drive thru coffee was known in Australia. Barista sisters Linda and Allison Pickett pioneered the concept recognising that baristamade, speciality coffee options were needed for the coffee conscious commuters of Melbourne. With little knowledge but a passion for ex-
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Cardinia mayor Graeme Moore and Casey mayor Amanda Stapledon with Lucy Symonds and Kim Tozer from Latte Cartelle Coffee Drive Thru.
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ceptional coffee the business was started. The two sisters have just passed their 16th year business birthday. Chelles Soulfoods Soulfoods Café is a plant-based cafe in Officer that serves healthy meals to dine-in or takeaway.
“Soulfoods was first derived from selling our vegan raw desserts all around Melbourne,“ said Rochelle Hayes. “They are 100 per cent gluten, dairy, soy and refined sugar free.“ Rochelle opened her café in June 2018. “We serve plant based meals for breakfast
and lunch 7 days a week. We aim to create healthy delicious meals that nourish your soul! “We also sell Chelle’s raw treats in store and offer plant based catering and large raw cakes for any occasion! We specialise in making our own raw vegan desserts.“
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Book in for a relaxing holiday by the river Spring fun at the gardens The Tambo River Tourist Park at Swan Reach is a great place to spend a short break. Visitors can enjoy scenic drives, visiting the local wineries or fresh fruit farms, cycling the rail trail or taking a bike ride to Metung for coffee. The bush is beautiful and there are many roads to explore, and the possibility of finding ruins of old quarries, mills or machinery left behind from days gone by is always there. The river is perfect for kayaks and boats, and fishing is always a popular pastime. There are plenty of places to enjoy fishing from the bank so a boat is not necessary to hook the best catches. Tambo River offers powered and unpowered sites. Waste disposal is available at all sites and the usual laundry, camp kitchen and barbecue facilities are on hand. As more and more travellers are enjoying extended trips with their ‘best friends’, Tambo River is pleased to welcome pets to the park. The park also offers comfortable and affordable cabins in a variety of sizes. The cabins are popular with families and groups.
Take a holiday at beautiful Swan Reach. Tambo River welcomes a number of fishing groups during the winter months, and groups of friends and families holidaying together. The village of Swan Reach has a wellstocked general store with post office and
newsagency, a hotel providing meals and cold beer, and a service station for fuel, mechanical repairs and fishing gear. Bait, boat repairs and take away food are all available in the neighbourhood.
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FEEL AT HOME WITH THIS GRAND DESIGN LOCATED in one of the most sought after estates in Clyde is this grand in design and quality built family home by Henley. The property is only a stone's throw from parks and a short drive to several schools and shops in this wonderful developing area. Set on a 651m2 block, the 29sq four bedroom family home has ducted reverse cycle heating and cooling. The master has a full ensuite, plus his and her's walk-in robes. Bedrooms 2, 3 and 4 all have built-in robes. There is a main bathroom plus powder room and a well-appointed hostess style kitchen with stone benchtops and quality s/ steel appliances. Three zoned living areas comprise a family room, rumpus and kid's retreat/office. Outside, the large alfresco dining area opens up to a true family backyard, big enough to play a little cricket in or kick the footy. If you have been looking for your new family home, one that is on a large block, in a great area… then look no further, as this property is everything you have been looking for! To truly appreciate what this great home has to offer an inspection is a must. So be quick, with genuine sellers this one is sure not to last long. ●
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International folk artist A former member of chart-topping folk rock group 'Steeleye Span' is set to appear at the Cranbourne Uniting Church food truck appeal. International folk legend Ken Nicol will perform on Saturday 28 September at the Cranbourne Uniting Church as part of his Australian tour. As a guitarist, he is one of the most skilled and exciting players anywhere today. After establishing himself on the British folk circuit in the seventies Ken headed to Los Angeles where he became an in-demand musician recording with the likes of Al Stewart ('the year of the cat') before returning to the UK in 1989 to focus on his solo material. Ken has been a member of The Albion Band (led by folk pioneer Ashley Hutchings), Magna Carta, and mainly Steeleye Span.
The concert also features musician and songwriter, Dominic Finley, who will be launching his latest solo album 'Street Writer'. Doors open at 7pm for a 7:30pm start. The show will also feature Dominic Finley who is a British musician, novelist, singersongwriter, and former member of the eighties multi-million sellers Cutting Crew (known for their number one hit, 'I Just Died In Your Arms'). All tickets are priced at $25 (including complimentary refreshments) and are available online from: www.trybooking.com/BEJLL (25 per cent of sales will go to the Cranbourne Food Truck). Alternatively patrons may pay at the door, subject to availability. Cranbourne Uniting Church is located at 41 Lesdon Avenue, Cranbourne,
Musician Ken Nicol will perform in Cranbourne.
Two days in small screen limbo as plug pulled from TVs By Brendan Rees A group of residents of Cranbourne East went without some relaxation time in front of their TVs after their reception cut out for 48 hours. It's believed dozens of homes in the Hunt Club and Cascades on Clyde estates had their Foxtel and free-to-air connection dropout from Saturday afternoon, 14 September. "It's just terrible," Greg Bain of Hawkeseye Way said, after having to resort to his phone which had internet service. "Many people have been complaining on
Facebook," he said. Mr Bain said he called Telstra, which runs Telstra Velocity in the area, an optical-fibre technology network which connects to homes, supplying subscription TV and free-to-air TV. He said he was told the disruption was caused by workers "upgrading the exchange" and was offered $5.49 from Foxtel and $8 from Telstra in compensation. "It's pretty pathetic," Mr Bain said. A Telstra spokesman confirmed there was a "minor outage" which impacted 32 customers for 12 minutes on Saturday afternoon, 14
September. He said the cause was not known and due to the fault being cleared Telstra could not comment further. Another resident Kaye Smith said she couldn't get any reception at their Hawkeseye Way home until Monday. "We've got another television which is just free-to-air but we just couldn't get that either," she explained. "We've had no explanation from Foxtel. We believe someone cut a cable. "It's a long time for them to get around to
fixing it," she said. Ms Smith added he and her husband didn't bother calling Telstra but "people are trying to claim compensation from Foxtel - I don't know how that'll go." Don, of Flash Dan Drive, said he wasn't bothered by the disconnection. "I just took off to my brother's place to watch the footy," he said. Don, who asked not to publish his surname, said he was able to still stream Netflix "so it wasn't problem for me."
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DYLANesque - the Bob Dylan Story Jeff Jenkins pays tribute to Dylan's extraordinary life, the times and his music in his one man show DYLANesque - the Bob Dylan Story. Over 1.5 hours Jeff cleverly weaves stories of key moments from Bob's life with spellbinding performances of some of Dylan's finest songs. If you want 'authentic Bob' - this is the show for you. Where: Old Cheese Factory, 34 Homestead Road, Berwick 3806. When: 20 September 2019. This is a ticketed event. Book at https://www.trybooking.com/BFBDS
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Cranbourne Community House is now taking enrolments for our 3 year old Pre-Kinder for 2020. This program will assist your child with the separation process and introduce them to a more structured learning environment in preparation for kinder the following year. These sessions offer a variety of stimulating activities and are designed to develop independence, social and conversational skills all while playing with children of a similar age. Contact Cranbourne Community House 5996 2941, 49 Valepark Crescent Cranbourne.
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Starlight Tour de Kids Tour de Kids kicks off Sunday 1 September and runs until 21 September. It is Australia's firstever virtual bike challenge and will help raise money and support Starlight's life-changing hospital services. From cycling pros to beginners, if anyone wants to take part simply need to register via tourdekids.org.au, select a distance to cycle, choose a fundraising goal and get riding.
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Ageing Positively Festival Body and mind Health for Over 55's Come along to this fun and informative workshops where you can participate in activities that will enrich and assist you on a daily basis. Strength Training: Learn the value of strength training as we age via easy exercises that you can do in your own home.
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Meditation: Experience the value of meditation and learn how it can be easily integrated into your everyday life. Healthy Cooking: Learn some great tips and tricks to prepare simple, healthy meals. Suitable for individuals or families Monday 14 October from 10.30am -2pm. Book is essential by contacting Balla Balla Community Centre on 5990 0900 or email: admin@ballaballa.com.au
Empowering Women Workshop Come along and share a special 'High Tea' whilst joining this interactive workshop where you will have the opportunity to try new things ONLINE. Learn about staying safe Online social connections eg; setting up Facebook, news & events; shopping online safely eg; EBay, Paypal banking online with safety using the internet to help with day to day activities; checking train/bus times, book Dr. appointments. Tuesday 15 October from 1pm - 4pm. Free session. Book is essential by contacting Balla Balla Community Centre on 5990 0900 or email: admin@ballaballa.com.au
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Dandenong Chess Club We play every Wednesday from 7pm at the Albion Hotel in Dandenong. Call Paul for more information - 0406786242.
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There's plenty to keep seniors busy and warm with a variety of classes. Try line dancing, singing for fun or table tennis. Take ukulele and guitar lessons or learn to play the keyboard. There's also calligraphy, card making and paper craft, patchwork, sewing and knitting groups all willing to teach you something new. There are several classes held to assist beginners to more advanced students in computers. The French and Italian language classes and art classes have room for more students. We also have movies, bridge, mahjong, chess and card games groups. For more details our web site is u3acranbourne.net.au or call Marge 0410 304 308.
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Empowering women workshop Set aside two hours just for yourself. Take the time to focus on you, your life, and no one else. What a treat! Areas covered: importance of selfcare, understanding and expressing your feelings. Setting boundaries and making better decisions by learning to listen you your gut/intuition.
Wednesday 23 October from 12.30pm 2.30pm. Free session. Book early by contacting Balla Balla Community Centre on 5990 0900 or E: admin@ballaballa.com.au
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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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St Andrew's Playgroups St Andrew's Berwick Uniting Church has two playgroups during the week. Tuesday and Thursday 9:30 am - 11:30 am. There are still places available if families are interested in attending. Please contact the church office on 03 9707 2419 for further inquires.
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Runs flowing for Shobit By Tyler Lewis Opening the batting is a test of not only skill, but also patience. For Shobit Singh, both characteristics come second nature to him as he leaps into the big time. Singh moved from India before he could even grasp a cricket bat, but as soon as he could, the runs began to pile up. “My parents are originally from India, from Punjab,” he said. “I was born there but came to Australia when I was seven-months-old. “I started playing cricket when I was 10-years-old, I started playing under-11s when I was 10. “I started at Narre South and Berwick Springs, in under-11s I started off only getting out once the first year which was pretty surprising. “We retired on 30 and then in under-13s I think it was 50. “From there I played under-13s and won the premiership that year, and under 15s as well.” Singh currently attends Haileybury College, the former home of Australian bowlers James Pattinson and Jon Holland. Walking the halls of the college and striding out to the middle in the APS system was something Singh always knew would improve him as a player. “I always wanted to go there, I started Year 7 at Haileybury,” he said. “Before that I went to Heritage College and was always looking forward to go to a private school, for future plans, to play school cricket. “It has really good coaches, Brad Hodge is one of our coaches and we also have Shannon Young who is the Monash Tigers coach as well.” At clubland, Singh plays with Casey-South Melbourne in the Victorian Premier Cricket competition, and over the past few seasons has been a mainstay in the Swans’ fourths and thirds development sides. With runs flowing thick and fast, the opening batsman will be knocking on the door for spots in higher sides for the Swans to assert himself as more than a junior prodigy. His appetite to score mountains of runs was showcased last February, when Singh accumulated a monster tally for Victoria. Singh compiled 320 runs in six matches, breaking the previous record set by Australia’s current limited overs captain Aaron Finch, but Singh wasn’t stopping there, he also broke the highest innings score of 112 when he registered 144 not out. Despite powering himself into the record books, Singh believes the knock of 144 not out - in which he carried his bat for the full 50 overs - doesn’t sit as his best, as one knock on foreign soil in the green and gold has a special place in his heart. “It is mixed feelings, honour, pride, bit of pressure as well, nerves, but overall a good
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AFL announces a significant grassroots funding boost By Sports Editor Russell Bennett Community football netball clubs have long been crying out for AFL House to listen to their concerns about the game at the grassroots, and it appears AFL House has been listening. The AFL has announced it will boost the game at the local level by $18 million from 2020 to 2022, while also waiving the highlypublicised and much-criticised AFL affiliation fee. That alone is set to save footy regions more than $3.2 million per year over the next three years. Also announced was $3 million to fund volunteers, while it’s understood the financial burden associated with buying guernseys, socks and shorts from the AFL’s preferred suppliers will also be lessened. The Herald Sun first reported that the funding would directly benefit more than 840 clubs and about 90,000 players, with the South East, cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au
Outer East and Gippsland regions set to save more than $450,000, $395,000, and $280,000 respectively each year. Umpire registration fees are also destined for the scrap heap. Star News and the Berwick-Pakenham Gazette first broke the story of the sacking of the AFL Gippsland region commission back on 14 May, which kick-started a chain reaction highlighting, in many publications across the country, the unrest that exists within many clubs when it comes to uncertainty surrounding their long-term futures. That story had wide-ranging ramifications across Victorian football and netball, not just the sports in the Gippsland region. Former AFL Gippsland commissioner John White spoke to the Gazette on the night of the commission’s sacking, saying the decision “has long-term implications for the direction of football throughout the Gippsland region”.
In regards to the latest developments, he told the Gazette: “It’s nice to have the AFL acknowledge that the volunteers in community football are being heard, and the AFL is listening. “This contribution they’re making here is a start towards a program of reconstructing community football. “The additional $3 million to be spent is also a major win, which - if utilised correctly will take a lot of pressure off volunteers. “I’ll continue to watch and participate in future developments, which will flow from this announcement.” Clubs throughout the area had started looking closely at their own backyard long before that fateful day in May. They clearly wanted more control of their own destiny. But May the 14th highlighted it. Then, growing numbers of football and netball people started urging AFL House to hear
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SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIVISION 2 - GRAND FINAL For the Doveton Eagles, Saturday afternoon was almost too good to be true. Not only did the Eagles win the premiership from fourth on the ladder in the Southern Football League’s Division 2, facing a cutthroat final each week - they have jumped from third division to the first in two seasons, courtesy of two premierships in three years. A grand final fast start is always crucial and the Eagles jumped Springvale Districts from the opening bounce to continue their September dream - leading by four goals at the first interval and, more importantly, keeping the Demons without a major. The Demons got within three kicks before the main break, but neither side could take its chances in the premiership term. A final huddle rev-up from Eagles coach Clint Wilson was all they needed to storm home with an emphatic victory. With eight majors to the final break, the Eagles slammed on 8.2 in the final term to run out clear winners, 16.14 (110) to 5.13 (43). Adam Read booted three but it was an overall team performance from the Eagles with 12 individual goal kickers for the day. Cam Carmody was named best afield in an outstanding display for the Eagles as they ran riot over the Demons in the end. Ex-Melbourne forward Russell Robertson finished his career with a flag in the Eagles’ colours - officially hanging up his high flying boots at the age of 40 after a stellar career, both locally and in the AFL. Ryan ’Spanna’ Hendy - one of the most popular football figures anywhere in the south east - was another to retire on the highest of highs. He started his senior career with the Doves in 1999 as a 16-year-old, and added over 350 games to that tally before retiring as a Doveton Eagles premiership hero. The town of Doveton could also add another piece of silverware when the club sharing the suburb - the Doveton Doves - takes on Pakenham in the Outer East Division 1 grand final on Sunday. EASTERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION - PRELIMINARY FINAL In the Eastern Football League’s Premier division, ex-Western Bulldogs and Gold Coast 28 STAR NEWS
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First quarter blitz seals it By Nick Creely OUTER EAST FOOTBALL DIVISION 1 AND PREMIER DIVISION REVIEW It took a shrewd coaching move, and a fast start to bring down Monbulk early in Sunday's Division 1 preliminary final. Pakenham - bouncing back from a disappointing qualifying final loss - got the chance to respond against the Hawks at Beaconsfield's Holm Park, and barely gave the opposition a sniff on the way to booking itself a grand final clash with Doveton, 11.8 (74) to 7.7 (49). Lions coach Ash Green and his coaching staff made a sharp move from the opening bounce, throwing usual defender Liam Tyrrell - in what has been a breakout season down back - deep forward, and it paid dividends in a stunning patch of football to set the game up. Tyrrell was in sublime touch, making the most of a dominant Lions midfield that was lowering its eyes and finding pockets of space forward, while the Hawks looked largely rushed with ball-in-hand and found themselves 32 points down, and with a serious mountain to climb to get back into the game. Despite a valiant fightback in the remaining three quarters, the Lions slowed the game down superbly as the Hawks surged in the driving rain, and were never really threatened despite the Hawks outscoring them after quarter time. In the Premier Division semi-finals, Beaconsfield was left in a tricky spot with a quarter left to play and a potential straight-sets exit on the cards when Leigh McQuillen addressed his group at the final huddle at AJ Robinson Reserve on Saturday. Facing up against a tricky opposition in Cranbourne - who has bounced back admirably to really make a splash this finals series after being ravaged by injuries at stages this season - McQuillen knew his Eagles needed to dig deep to advance through to a preliminary final. And with all to play for after falling to a three-goal deficit in the early stages of the final term, the Eagles found an extra gear, pulling away in a dominant final term to set up a crunch final against Narre Warren this Saturday, 10.18 (78) to 9.9 (63). With a slight sense of relief and excitement about the growth still left in his group, McQuillen told the News that his players seemed to really relish turning the tables after having their backs against the wall. "It wasn't ideal, we put ourselves into a tough position but our belief was rock solid," he said. "We've come back various times this year and don't play to a scoreboard, it's all effort based. "We constantly reset and focus on what we can control and that's the next quarter. I spoke at three quarter time about 'digging deep' and finding that next gear, and about how much this season means to us and how far we'd come to not leave it here. "The players were extremely focused and I walked away from that huddle confident they had the fire in the belly to lift." Not a lot separated the two sides throughout an engrossing contest played on a fast deck, with McQuillen's side holding sway, but only slightly in the first half, taking a sixpoint lead at quarter time and turning it into a 10-point advantage at the main break. But a mixture of wasting opportunities in front of goal, combined with an inspired Cranbourne unit - who got a lift from its leaders - namely Shaun Marusic, who slotted two goals in the third term, saw the game flip on its head, with Steve O'Brien's side putting the onus back on the favourites by opening up a nine-point lead at the final change. And it was the perfect start for Cranbourne, with Stephen Depaoli slotting a major in the opening minute of the final term, prompting a much-needed, and season defining response from Beaconsfield. Needing to hit the scoreboard and take the game on, the Eagles found its mojo, slamming on the next five majors to come away with a grinding win, despite actually registering 10 more scoring shots. McQuillen admitted that it was a tough day for his side, but was proud that his group were able to maintain the intensity for longer and cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au
Beaconsfield forward Matthew Johnson (three goals) is congratulated by teammates after a goal on Saturday. 197750 stick to its processes. "It was a long day in the coaches box as we felt we were in control early without ticking over the scoreboard," he said. "The boys played to the plan early which gave us every opportunity however Cranbourne's backline stood up well. "Over the past three games we've had plenty of scoring opportunities however it shows how vital it is to 'finish'. "To kick five goals to half-time then six goals in the last was exceptional, and just shows when you follow the plan for longer periods of time it pays off." Berwick, meanwhile, is shooting for a fourth premiership in five years after booking itself a ticket to the big dance on the weekend. In pristine conditions at Pakenham's Toomuc Reserve, the Wickers juggernaut just rolled on its merry way to beat Narre Warren and secure a fifth grand final appearance in a row, 14.9 (93) to 7.16 (58) Despite Brad Scalzo and Trent Cody's continuous ball winning ability on show in the early stages, the Pies were unable to apply the pressure on the Wickers where it counts, the scoreboard. With Madi Andrews finding the footy with ease and Lucas Jellyman-Turner in probably the cleanest footy boots seen in 2019 starting to take control, the Pies missed opportunities early in the match and it threatened to haunt Narre's chances of a second finals win in as many weeks. As the quarter time siren sounded faintly, the Wickers were yet to add a major to the scoreboard with Narre holding most of the possession. Expected to respond, the Wickers bit back and surged with momentum. While Berwick is notorious for over-running sides that have threatened it in the past, Narre Warren looked hungry and extended its margin again at the main break with both sides adding four majors in an entertaining term. Though leading by two straight kicks at the main break, the Pies had seven more shots on goal and were instructed by coach Matt Shinners to clean up their ball movement over every interval. Being tested once more, the Wickers needed their stars to lift - enter Harry Money. In almost a blink of an eye, Money added his majors and changed the context of the game with his powerful overhead marking
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Pakenham ruckman Joe Baker-Thomas stretches to take this grab. 197752 ability and goal sense, leaving everyone in the crowd shaking their head in disbelief as he proves yet again he isn't finished showing his bag of tricks. If the Money show wasn't enough, an unusually quiet Travis Tuck then climbed into the cloudless sky to bring down a strong contested mark and go back to kick his first major of the afternoon. With the six goal to one premiership term, the Wickers demonstrated when they are on
song they are 22 herculean figures. Turning the tables on the match in a halfhour of football had the Wickers shift from trailing by two straight kicks at the half, to leading by three straight kicks at the final interval. Once Berwick added the first of the last, the task seemed too great for the valiant Magpies, with the Wickers running out comfortable winners.
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