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Back comes the bandicoot Move over Big Banana and Big Pineapple! A Big Bandicoot has landed at the Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne. Hundreds of people were wowed by the towering furry marsupial which officially opened to the public on Wednesday 2 October. The Southern Brown Bandicoot sculpture aims to raise awareness for the nationally endangered species. Cranbourne Gardens hosted a Big Bandicoot Backyard which included crafts and science activities during the school holidays.
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Stench v houses A 41-lot residential subdivision next to the Hampton Park tip will not go ahead due to "offensive odours" and landfill gas risks, the state's highest planning tribunal has ruled. The Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) upheld Casey Council's decision not to grant a permit for Beaconsfield based DSL Securities Pty Ltd on 26 September. The council argued the proposal at 250 Hallam Road would result in residential development being within 500 metres of landfill cells at the Hallam Road landfill - with odours and landfill gas migration posing a risk. The Environment Protection Authority (EPA), the Metropolitan Waste and Resource Recovery Group and Sustainability Victoria
backed the Council's decision. VCAT dismissed DSL Securities attempt to argue future residents in its proposed subdivision would not be exposed to any "greater risk of odour impacts" from the landfill as housing existed within 500 metres of the landfill and 100 metres of the concrete batching plant. Joint-tribunal members Ian Potts and Peter Gaschk stated in their report while the landfill remained in operation, the odour impacts would be unacceptable and risks of landfill gas migration "cannot be properly assessed and managed." "In our view, the evidence supports the case that there will be a very high likelihood that the current and future landfill operations will emit offensive odours beyond its boundary and beyond the nominal 500 metre buffer
distance," they said. Mr Potts and Mr Gaschk stated the existing residential areas around the landfill were impacted by odours "that are strong and often enough to generate a constant stream of complaints has been established in this application a matter of fact. They also stated there was "no or very limited expectation" there would be a reduction in odour emissions until the final waste cell is capped" - which was estimated by EPA to be in about six to eight years. The issue of existing residential developed areas near the landfill "do not justify further exacerbating this contextual and timing situation," Mr Potts and Mr Gaschk said in their report. However, they stated if they were to be sat-
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isfied the "current and ongoing operation of the landfill could be managed in a manner that mitigated the odour risks, then DSL may have made out its case." VCAT accepted noise impacts could be addressed through a 2.4 metre acoustic wall but not ideal "given the impact on visual amenity." The tip has made headlines in recent months with neighbours at the Suez-owned tip saying they were fed up with the stench with EPA reportedly receiving hundreds of complaints. A Narre Warren South man and his family moved away from the tip to escape the revolting odour earlier this year only to discover the smell was so bad his family were dry retching in the bathroom of their new home.
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Community News Lynbrook Hotel Community Contributions Fund The City of Casey is inviting eligible community groups who provide support services to apply for funds as part of the Lynbrook Hotel Community Contributions Fund. Community groups, organisations, and schools located within Casey, which directly support residents of Lynbrook, Lyndhurst, Hampton Park and the wider Casey community, can apply for up to $10,000 and a minimum of $1,000. Applications are open now until Friday 1 November 2019. For more information and to apply visit the City of Casey’s website.
Spook yourself silly this Halloween Tickets are now on sale for Halloween at the Old Cheese Factory! Be spooked at one of Casey’s oldest sites, as we transform it into a scary playground on Thursday 31 October. Commencing at 4.00 pm until 9.00 pm, the event will include activities, entertainment, roving characters and music to entertain the whole family.
Come and enjoy a trick or treat spectacular!
Dress up in your most frightening outit and join in the trick or treat spectacular. Kids can also participate in a trick or treat scavenger hunt. For tickets and more information, please visit the City of Casey website.
Calling all kids to join our free fun day out!
Be a part of Casey’s Wall of Global Friendships
Casey is joining in the nationwide Children’s Week celebrations and hosting a FREE fun day out for families and children at the Old Cheese Factory on Thursday 24 October from 10.00 am – 1.00 pm.
The Wall of Global Friendships is a celebration of the City of Casey’s rich cultural diversity and features a collection of inscribed plaques from local community groups that are committed to promoting mutual respect, friendship and goodwill.
To coincide with the theme of this years’ Children Week - ‘Children have the right to be healthy, safe and happy,’ the event will include a range of fun activities for families to participate with their children. Families can enjoy a sausage sizzle, arts and craft, music, free face painting and more, while connecting with other families in the community and learning tips on how to keep your family healthy and safe. For more information visit the City of Casey’s website. Celebrate Children’s Week with our community.
Located at the Balla Balla Community Centre in Cranbourne East, the wall now has 23 community plaques after we celebrated its 10-year anniversary last year. We are seeking three community groups or organisations that work with multicultural organisations to contribute a bronze plaque to the Wall of Global Friendships and help us celebrate our community’s diversity. Organisations are invited to submit an expression of interest before Thursday 31 October 2019, via an online form on the City of Casey’s website.
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Theft caught on cam By Brendan Rees Bandits have been caught on surveillance cameras trying to break into a new home being built in Berwick. The intruders stole tradies tools and damaged two doors as well as double glazed windows at the Stylebawn Drive property, totalling about $50,000. The owner, Susan Difabrizio has since hired a 24-hour security guard after the incident occurred about 4am on Thursday 26 September. Ms Difabrizio said thieves forced the lock to a key safe at the site two days prior to the incident, stealing keys and a garage remote. "We obviously changed the coding on the garage and changed all the locks on the house and they came back on the Thursday," she said. "They certainly trashed the doors trying to get in but couldn't get anything open. "It was a property they were obviously watching," she added. Footage showed a female intruder holding what appeared to be a torch and a garage remote while another female and male also wandered the property. The bandits tried to enter through a connecting door in the garage after driving what is believed to be a Ford Falcon 2006 model and a
A 19-year-old man has been charged in relation to a collision that killed two people including a Hampton Park man in the south-east. It is alleged a Mazda 3 and Nissan Skyline collided on Ferntree Gully Road in Oakleight East about 8pm on Sunday 29 September. A 21-year-old Hampton Park man was behind the wheel of the Nissan when he was killed almost instantly. A 19-year-old Ferntree Gully woman, who was a rear seat passenger in the Mazda, was taken to hospital in a critical condition and later died. An 18-year-old Box Hill man travelling in the back seat, was taken to hospital and remains in a critical but stable condition. The Bayswater North man has been charged with culpable driving and negligently cause serious injury and will appear in Melbourne Magistrates' Court 2 October. Detective Inspector Stuart McGregor, from the Major Collision Investigation Unit said high speed was a major cause in the fatal car crash.
Police swoop on cannabis plants
A still image of a woman at the building site. trailer into the driveway. They tried to pull out fuses from a fuse box "obviously trying to turn off the cameras," Ms Difabrizio said. Ms Difabrizio said she received a "big reaction" regarding names of suspects after posting
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the still images of the intruders on Facebook's Casey Crime Page. The suspects names, footage, and a car number plate have been handed over to police. Casey Crime Investigation Unit is investigating. Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
A 41-year-old man has been arrested at the Narre Warren South property after police executed warrants on properties in the southeast, seizing more than two-hundred cannabis plants The Southern Metro Divisional Response Unit searched residential properties in Narre Warren, Narre Warren South, Hampton Park and Cranbourne West on Thursday 3 October and Friday 4 October.Police found 99 plants alleged to be cannabis in a house in Sweeney Road, Narre Warren. One hundred and two plants were seized at a Warana Drive, Hampton Park address while 30 plants were discovered in a Shrives Road, Narre Warren South property. The 41-year old man at the house has been charged with various offences including cultivating, trafficking and possession of cannabis. He's been remanded to appear at Dandenong Magistrates Court on 21 October.
$27K in fraud withdrawals
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Lynbrook’s magical lantern festival By Brendan Rees There was a feast for the eyes, performances, and dozens of stalls on offer for the bumper crowd that attended the Lynbrook Lantern
Festival on Saturday 5 October. More than 6,000 people were treated to balmy weather as they gathered to watch lanterns light up Banjo Paterson Lake at the annual event.
Police hope CCTV images will identify a man who they believe may be able to assist with their inquiries after money was fraudulent withdrawn in Casey. Monash Crime Investigation Unit is investigating about $27,000 worth of fraudulent withdrawals from a bank account between 24-29 April. The incidents were committed at multiple locations including Lynbrook, Hampton Park, Albert Park, Windsor, Carnegie, Oakleigh, Clayton, Mulgrave, and Rowville. Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1300 333 000 or crimestoppersvic.com.au.
There were pony rides, a drumming workshop, Star Wars characters, dancers and a kid's choir, an animal farm, carnival rides, and a heart-stopping fire show.
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What's the best thing about the Clyde CFA? The community acknowledgement that you have helped them. About how many call outs would the brigade attend each year? About 250.
THREE … savvy ways to sort stuff
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Start small Begin with baby steps, often when tackling a big job such as clearing clutter, we can feel overwhelmed. Start with one room - the sense of achievement you feel when you have finished it will help you move onto the next.
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Sort it out Sort your stuff into piles of store, throw and recycle. Bag up and remove the throw and recycle items so you are left with just with those you want to store. Already, you've got rid of more than half your clutter. If you haven't, then take a second look and be firm. If you haven't worn it or used it in a year or more, then it's probably time to say goodbye.
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Central Station Create a 'command' station in the house where you can store all those useful items like batteries, stationary and sticky tape. Group items together and store them in storage drawers or plastic takeaway containers. Label each box on the front with a permanent marker so you'll always know what's inside and you'll never have to rifle through a drawer full of junk again!
Was celebrating the brigade's 75th anniversary recently a proud moment for all? Considering the history the brigade has given to the area it was a very proud moment for all of us that we are part of that ongoing history. What's your favourite holiday spot in Australia? Cape York. What is your favourite book? Australian Military History. At school I ... was a bit of a rebel. What's your favourite movie? Pulp Fiction. What's something people don't know about you? I have a few secrets but I have kids and grandkids so I will keep them secret. If you were PM for a day, what would you do? Enact a law that all politicians would be paid on work performance only. Best concert or live show you have attended? 'Little Pattie' Nui Dat Bowl South Vietnam 1970.
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Theft charges contested By Cam Lucadou-Wells An Officer man is fighting against charges of receiving more than $70,000 from four customers while purporting to be a licensed conveyancer in 2016-'18. Hans Eric Richmond, 69, of Officer, was alleged to have acted as a conveyancer despite his conveyancing licence being cancelled by the Business Licensing Authority in 2013, a court heard. He is pleading not guilty to five counts of obtaining property by deception and one charge of theft brought by Victoria Police. Mr Richmond also contests eight charges
from Consumer Affairs Victoria for allegedly working as an unlicensed conveyancer and representing himself as licensed to four clients. The alleged transactions relate to properties in Conway Court, Hampton Park; Alexine Street, Officer; Inspiration Circuit, Pakenham, and Batesford Road, Cheltenham. Mr Richmond, who represented himself, told Dandenong Magistrates' Court on 8 October that the allegations were "unjust" and "baseless". He had undertaken "administrative work", rather than conveyancing or "legal work", he
argued. On the police charges, Mr Richmond said the transactions were authorised by his four customers. "I've been 40-plus years in Australia. I haven't done any unlawful work or broken any laws." Mr Richmond was repeatedly asked by magistrate Jack Vandersteen if he'd sought legal advice given he faced potential jail if found guilty. "I don't need it," Mr Richmond said. He added that he was unemployed and couldn't afford a lawyer.
Listing several health issues, he told the court that he faced extra pressure contesting two sets of prosecutors at the same time. In setting the case down for a hearing, Mr Vandersteen found Mr Richmond was intelligent, articulate and understanding of the legal and factual issues. Mr Vandersteen said Mr Richmond felt overwhelmed but "not to such a level that it would be unfair for (the two prosecutions) being heard together". Mr Richmond was bailed to appear at a contest hearing at Dandenong Magistrates' Court on 11 February 2020.
Cranbourne East celebrates with big wins Two major projects have been unveiled for the Cranbourne East community with the Hunt Club Recreation Reserve and Hunt Club Family and Community Centre officially opened on Monday 7 October. The opening of the new recreation reserve and upgrades to the existing family and community centre will ensure City of Casey can continue to cater to the rapidly growing community of Cranbourne East. The $2 million redevelopment of the family and community centre includes: The refurbishment of an existing kindergarten room A fourth kindergarten playroom Refurbishment of the existing maternal and child health consult A larger multi-purpose room Large outdoor/indoor storage space Family change room Two secure outdoor courtyards for the community. The newly constructed $4.7 million rec-
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reation reserve next door, which will be the future home of the Casey Thunder Football Club, Carlisle Park Viking Cricket Club and Melbourne Crickeroos Cricket Club, includes: A pavilion with two female friendly change rooms and amenities, unisex umpires' rooms, a first aid room, public amenities (including female, male, unisex and accessible toilets), a community room with a kitchen and canteen facilities, a scorer's room and storage A public art project from artist Johnathon Leahy titled 'Move', taking the concept of sport and movement paired with heartbeat One full sized AFL oval and cricket pitch with floodlighting Three cricket practice nets A car park, electronic scoreboard and walking paths Playground, seating and shelter. Casey mayor Amanda Stapledon said the community would have far greater access to critical programs and sporting activities as a
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result of these two facilities. "The community of Cranbourne East and beyond will be further supported to lead an active lifestyle through participation in sporting and leisure activities, therefore improving the health and wellbeing outcomes of the entire community," she said. "As a result of rapid growth across the municipality, but in particular in Cranbourne East, the City of Casey acknowledged the challenges and pressure being faced by the Hunt Club Family and Community Centre, and expanded its capacity so that it could continue to meet the community's needs." These projects were delivered by the City of Casey in partnership with the State Government, with funding through the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning's Growing Suburbs Fund. The State Government provided $1 million towards the family and community centre, and $2.4 million to the reserve, while council provided $1 million to the community centre.
Malindra Fernando from the Melbourne Crickeroos Cricket Club, Casey mayor Amanda Stapledon, Cranbourne MP Pauline Richards, Aaron Straughair of the Carlisle Park Cricket Club and Pam Rogers of the Casey Thunder Football Club all pictured at the new Hunt Club Recreation Reserve.
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THUMBS UP THUMBS DOWN Thumbs Down! To dog owners who allow their dogs to run loose in local sports ground and don't pick up their poo!
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Thumbs Down! To the mongrel/s who tried to break into our car on Friday and totally wrecked the door handle and lock mechanism. It is going to cost us hundreds of dollars when eventually the mechanic can find replacements parts.
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Thumbs Down! To reckless driver zoomed past me at over 100km on Evans Road near 7/11 at about 3.25pm towards Thompson Road. The "Roughian" looking driver sporting a cap continued until the traffic lights and then continued to speed again over the bridge.
Thumbs Up! To two retiring champions of Narre Warren Football Club - coach Matt Shinners and eight time best and fairest winner Michael Collins. Both going out on top after Narre's 2019 premierships.
To neighbours who have their music up loud every single day and night! Sick of it. Selfish people! Its just the bass...so annoying.
Thumbs Down! To the dealership for NOT owning up to all the damage they have done to my car! And now the service manger or dealer principal won't return my calls!
Thumbs Up! To the community getting around the Hogg family in their time of
Thumbs Down! To the thieves who stole supplies from a local Primary School.
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RAY’S SAY
On Friday 4 October, a story was shared to the Berwick Star News Facebook page about Headspace's call for a bus route along Victor Crescent to help young people access the office. This is how our readers responded online: Lisa Bonner: Adding a bus stop now will compound the lack of parking. Build a big carpark first, get the cars off the side of the road, then put in a stop up near Headspace. Sanket Chaudhary: Same happened in Berwick Waters estate, school is starting next year and no bus service has been arranged and big traffic on Grices Road, Soldier's Road and O'Shea Road. Tim Allan: That road needs a pedestrian crossing before anything else. Seen some close calls with people crossing the road and vehicles. What can be done in that regard Mayor Amanda Stapledon? Renee Charlize Newbury: How about walk? Only 500 metres from bus stop. cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au
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Carers’ hub now open
In Mick’s honour By Brendan Rees A future sporting hub in Clyde North is set to honour late Casey mayor Mick Morland OAM. City of Casey will pay tribute to the former popular mayor by naming an undeveloped reserve at 336i Grices Road, Clyde North the Mick Morland Reserve. The site, which is located at a new estate and adjacent to the Cardinia Creek corridor, will be developed into a district level AFL/ cricket and netball facility. The hub will include one oval, two netball courts, a multi-purpose community pavilion, cricket nets, car park, playground, shared path, landscape and public art. Councillor Susan Serey, who fought back tears at a 1 October council meeting, said it was only fitting to honour Mick at the reserve "to celebrate his support of sporting clubs, promotion of participation, and his love of nature advocacy for the conservation located within his believed Edrington Ward." The naming of the reserve has the support of Mr Morland's family, and council looked forward "to standing together with them" at the opening, Cr Serey said. During the meeting, mayor Amanda Stapledon paid tribute: "It is a very emotion thing but if you look on the bright side there is just a positive outcome and a legacy that will remind us of Mick in years to come." Mr Morland's widow, Kay Morland, said the family was thrilled his legacy would be honoured at the new reserve. "A couple of weeks ago we sat down together and all voiced our thoughts, and everyone loves it; everyone thinks it's a really good idea," she said. "It's a sporting facility which was also important for the family because that was one of Mick's passions." "And it's something new, it's not renaming
By Danielle Kutchel Casey carers have a new place to go for support, connection and compassion, with the official opening of a support hub at the Lynbrook Community Centre. Casey mayor Amanda Stapledon officially opened the Lynbrook Carers Hub on Friday 20 September during her Mayor's Walk for Disability. The group is open to carers who are supporting a person with a mental illness, disability, chronic illness or who is frail or aged, if they or the person they care for lives in the City of Casey. The hub is run by Uniting on a weekly basis, and provides a space for carers to connect with other carers, access support and look after their wellbeing, with weekly activities and guest speakers. Funding for its establishment was provided in this year's council budget. Cr Stapledon encouraged local carers to visit the group. "As a carer, it is important to look after your own health and well-being and we hope that the Lynbrook Carers Hub will provide some much-needed support to the carers in our community. "It is also important not to be isolated. Carers do such an amazing job, and this is one of the ways we want to help give them support, friendship and some time out for themselves," she added. To find out more and register to attend visit the Lynbrook Carers Hub page on the City of Casey website.
Mick Morland served seven terms on council, six of those for the City of Casey. 146711 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS anything," she added. It comes after Casey Council decided not to proceed with a proposal to rename Pioneers Park in Berwick as Mick Morland Reserve following a consultation period with the community who strongly supported retaining the current name. About a 1000 people gathered to farewell the popular mayor, aged 67, who died when struck by a car on 24 June 2017 while on his regular evening walk. Community members described Mr Morland as a dedicated mayor, and a "statesman" with a "heart of gold" and a family man who would be "sorely missed."
Mr Morland served six terms as councillor since first elected in 1992, including one stint in the top job with both Casey and the former City of Berwick. He also received an Order of Australia Medal in January 2016. Council has spoken to Geographic Names Victoria to consider the support of the proposed name Mick Morland Reserve. Council will also invite submissions from the community when it gives public notice of its intention to name the site. Plans are underway for the future reserve and funding will be considered in council's 2019-20 capital works program.
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NEWS with AMANDA STAPLEDON
Very fitting tribute HONOURING ROSS HIBBINS This Saturday saw a very special event held in honour of Casey South Melbourne’s past president Ross Hibbins. The Club named their Casey Fields (Ovals 4 and 5) Clubrooms “The Ross Hibbins Room” in recognition of his outstanding service to the Casey-South Melbourne Cricket Club. President Shaun Petrie, Ross Moore, Leo Hanger and the committee presided over the unveiling which was conducted Ross’s wife Kate in the presence of her family; followed by a minute’s silence and then The Ross Hibbins Tribute Round of cricket. Ross was the club’s president who passed away after a courageous fight with cancer. He was a great visionary, with a focus on sound fiscal management and good culture. Ross was known to be a strong leader and he and his team have set this incredible Premier League Cricket up for success and for a great future; providing pathways from grass roots to premier and onto elite cricket. Casey will always remember this incredible man! PRESENTATION NIGHT Cranbourne Football and Netball Club celebrated a great 2019 season with most of their teams making the finals and the C grade netballers winning the grand final. The Presentation night was well attended with president Shane Baker sharing the stage with netball president Bec St Mart, senior coach Steve O’Brien and the many footballers and netballers who were presented with awards to loud rounds of applause. CAFE LARTE A BLESSING A seven-year dream of Ps Drew Gormlie and Anthony Cheeseman was realised on Saturday with the official opening of L’Arte Central. A social enterprise with great coffee as the cornerstone, L’Arte will engage with the community by helping marginalised people with recognised training, providing employment skills and on-the-job experience, mentoring and life skills for a brighter future; creative arts programs to facilitate self-expression; and providing the community with an open meeting place to help foster connections. This café/facility is already a great asset and a blessing to the community. PERSON OF THE WEEK PAUL GARRETT Paul Garrett was awarded “Best Club Person 2019” at Friday night’s presentation night. This was for his outstanding dedication his beloved Cranbourne Football Netball Club. Paul is a devoted family man; married to wife Margaret he juggles family commitments with his tireless efforts for the football netball club having his involvement in the club described as “invaluable”. President Shane Baker presented the award to an overwhelmed Cranbourne Football Netball Club volunteer. Well done Paul and very well deserved!
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Casey Fields to host the Casey Cup L’Arte Central Official Opening with representatives of the Balla Balla centre, who made a significant donation that provided Vintage light, timber tables tops and the children’s play centre. From left: Nicole Atkinson, Anthony Cheeseman, Robin Dzedins, Drew Gormlie, Maree Cullinan, Johanna Nicholls and Ed Price.
Winners are grinners at the Cranbourne Football and Netball Club presentation night. WHAT’S ON Fridays 10am-2pm - Carer’s Hub - Lynbrook Community Centre - Lynbrook Blvd, Lynbrook - https://www.casey.vic.gov.au/ events/lynbrook-carers-hub Wednesday 9 October at 10am - Westfield Fountain Gate - Local Heroes Presentation. Friday 11 October at 6.30pm - Casey Cardinia Foundation Annual Charity Dinner with entertainer extraordinaire Tim Campbell https://www.facebook.com/caseycardiniafoundation/ Saturday 12 October at 1pm - Official Opening of the 150th celebrations at Braeside Park, Berwick. Sunday 13 October at 10.45am - South East Vic Sub-Branch Annual Memorial Service -
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City of Casey has announced Casey Fields will host the 2020 Casey Cup - one of the biggest junior soccer tournaments which is expected to draw crowds of up to 10,000 people. Held over three days from Friday 27 March to Sunday 29 March, it is anticipated at least 300 teams, up to 2,000 competitors and their accompanying persons, and officials, from Victoria and throughout Australia and overseas will be attending the event. Conducted by The Australian Football Skool and supported by the City of Casey, the tournament is open to all age groups including U7-U18 boys, U7-U18 girl's teams and all abilities categories attracting up to 300 teams from local clubs, metropolitan Melbourne, country Victoria, interstate and overseas. Football Victoria qualified referees provided and medal and trophies for winners and runners up. Casey mayor Amanda Stapledon was excited about the opportunities the event will bring to both participants and the wider City of Casey. "This is a fantastic opportunity for young athletes to showcase their skills and enjoy Casey Field's outstanding facilities," she said. "This helps us realise our dream for Casey Fields to be a venue for grass roots, premier and elite sports and large events like the Casey Cup. Being able to host such an outstanding event also fosters fitness, participation, health and wellbeing for our upcoming sporting stars. "This event will bring together both local businesses and community groups, creating a wholistic outcome for the Casey community, and beyond." Cr Stapledon added that she believes it will be an extraordinary event and one that she hope will become an annual event. In additional to being held at Casey's newest soccer centre, the event is also likely to spread across to other Casey Fields ovals, as well as the Barton Recreation Reserve in Cranbourne West.
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Vowing to fight fine By Brendan Rees A Berwick disability pensioner is furious after copping an 'unfair' parking fine - which he says has now gone up to $190.80 as he refuses to pay. Doug Brisbane says he was taking his father-in-law to Casey Hospital in July after he had suffered chest pains and trouble breathing. Mr Brisbane dropped him off at the emergency department but couldn't get a park despite having a disabled permit sticker. According to Mr Brisbane, the disabled parking spaces were taken by cars not displaying a disabled permit. The 52-year-old said the closest he could park was along Kangan Drive in Berwick which he thought would be OK as he saw a two-hour parking sign displayed but was slapped with a $165 fine. "When I got out of the hospital and I've seen it I thought 'you've got to be kidding me'," he said. "I took photos and everything of it because the signs were just confusing because it said no standing and ... two hour park. "I've just received another notice saying it was due on the 10 October and it's gone up to $190.80," he said. "I just refuse to pay it." He added: "I'm just shocked. Other places you get $80 fines or whatever." Mr Brisbane is the latest victim of the strict parking along Kangan Drive in which hundreds of people have reportedly been slapped with fines over what they describe are "confusing" signs.
Doug Brisbane is refusing to pay a parking fine saying the parking signs were confusing. 198798 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS Earlier this year Casey Council introduced 'clearer' parking signs - displaying a no standing zone after deciding to remove some onstreet parking to "provide some benefit to the ongoing congestion issues" within the Berwick Health and Education Precinct. In January councillor Tim Jackson spoke at a council meeting arguing council should advocate to the State Government to make parking free at public hospitals rather "forcing" people to park on the road.
Meanwhile, it's not the first time Mr Brisbane has been hit by an 'unfair' parking fine. He said while the Casey Hospital was being built a lollipop man had directed him to a smaller car park but copped a $86 fine. "I said I refuse to pay... I never heard anything more about it." Mr Brisbane said he regularly used Kangan Drive and saw cars parked "a lot longer than two hours" as well as cars stopping to pick up students at the TAFE.
King of musicals dazzles audiences By Brendan Rees A star studded cast of 42 talented children have wowed audiences in their hit musical performance of Disney's The Lion King Junior at Cranbourne Community Theatre. Staged by charity group, Artzmartz Young Peoples Theatre, the wonderful extravaganza attracted nearly a thousand people during the six shows held from 3-6 October. Production manager Marita Fayle said the performers aged seven to 18 were amazing, after dedicating hours in rehearsals. "It was really evident in their performance because they're vocals were outstanding, their chorography was amazing." Asanti Dance Theatre, Australia's leading African dance company held workshops to assist with their singing of the African language, while lioness characters were taught African ancestor and war dances. "It has been an enormous undertaking by our young vocal director and kids did an amazing job," Ms Fayle said. Artzmartz Young Peoples Theatre operate at Carrum Downs conducting musical theatre, acting for stage and vocal singing groups during the school terms. Enrolments are open for this term. Jungle Book Kids for 7-12 year-olds will be held January 2020 and another popular Broadway Junior for children aged 13-18. Enquires: artzinfo@smartcom.org.au
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 Retail category.
Selling their successes New York Barbers New York Barbers was established in 2014 with the goal to provide a quality men’s grooming service in the South East Suburbs and Casey Region. A state of the art barbershop design, inspired from the traditional, old school New York Barbershops and the city itself, we service all gentleman. Haircut, Beard Trim or Shave, the experienced barbers at New York Barbers have you covered. As well as offering BaristaMade coffees in our coffee shop. Bakers Delight A family owned and run Bakery in Narre Warren South, the break at Bakers Delight is baked from scratch fresh everyday by local City of Casey bakers. 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 exceptional coffee the business was started. The two sisters have just passed their 16th year business birthday.
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Fighting cancer with light By Danielle Kutchel Cranbourne's Latrobe Street Reserve will be transformed into a sea of light at an upcoming fundraising walk. Cranbourne Lions Club is gearing up for its annual Light the Night event, which raises funds for the Leukaemia Foundation's lifechanging research and support activities. On Saturday 12 October, Casey residents are invited to come together for a memorial walk through Latrobe Street Reserve to shine a light on blood cancer. Participants will walk besides friends and family in support, reflect on their own blood
cancer journey, and remember loved ones lost to the disease. The event is suitable for the whole family, with Roary the Lion meeting and greeting families and leading the memorial walk. Colouring activities will also be available near the playground. Cranbourne Lions will host a free community BBQ at 5.30pm, with the walk to commence at 7.30pm. Residents can register their attendance at https://lightthenight.org.au/events/cranbourne and reserve a lantern to be picked up on the night.
Grease is the word Daniel Hussein (Danny) and Olivia Exposito (Sandy) appear in The Escapees Theatre Company's production of 1950s teenage musical hit Grease. It plays at Hallam Community The-
atre, 54 Frawley Road, Hallam on 10-19 October. Details: escapeestc.com. Bookings: trybooking.com/526111
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WHAT’S ON Mega Community Garage Sale on Saturday 19 October at 8am. It's estimated more than 50 households will participate in this year's event on where they'll host their own garage sales while helping raise money for the brigade. Brigade members will also be at the Blind Bight Community Centre car park selling bacon and egg rolls, car boot sales, raffle, coffee van and a community safety table with interactive activities. A sausage sizzle and raffle will be held at the brigade. Registration forms will be delivered from early October with a $15 registration fee required no later than 16 October. Residents are encouraged to register with the brigade by calling 5998 7146 or email: warneetbbfirebrigade@gmail.com or via the Facebook page: Warneet- Blind Bight CFA.
Arts Expo The Country Women's Association of Victoria Inc. West Gippsland Group is inviting the community to its Creative Arts Exhibition. There will be stalls, a raffle, demonstrations and refreshments. Cranbourne Public Hall on Thursday 18 October 10am-4pm, and Friday 19 October 10am3.30pm. Admission: Adults $5, children free when accompanying an adult. Enquiries: Ann Lewis 0408 381 224.
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The Old Colonists’ Association of Victoria is celebrating its 150th at Braeside Park in Berwick Music, history, dance and afternoon tea with scones will be available. Festivities begin at 1pm with a traditional smoking ceremony, formalities and the burial of a time capsule. The capsule will include a Myki card, the list of the first homes to be attached to the town’s gas supply, photographs and a list of current residents, a $2 coin, a resident’s letter to future residents, and a few other mystery objects. The celebrations include the Astor Swing Band, a six-piece jazz combo, house tours, a history exhibition and talks by the Berwick Mechanics’ Institute and Free Library. There will be a plant stall made up of plants propagated by the residents, as well as a jam, marmalade and cake stall, all baked by residents. Bookings essential for house tours which will be strictly limited to ten people per tour. https://www.trybooking.com/BERO Braeside Park, 19 Clyde Road, Berwick on Saturday 12 October from 1pm to 3.30pm.
Spring Plant Sale of Australian plants The Growing Friends group of the Cranbourne Friends of the Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria Inc is hosting a plant sale on Saturday and Sunday 26-27 October from 10am - 4pm. A wide range of Australian plants in tubes and larger pots will be for sale - priced from $3. A great opportunity to purchase plants and look around the Australian Garden. Royal Botanic Garden Victoria - Cranbourne (Cnr Ballarto Road and Botanic Drive, Cranbourne)
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Help is on its way Sing out against family violence and mental health with Voices of Casey, City of Casey, RSL Dandenong/Cranbourne Sub-Branch, The City of Greater Dandenong Brass Band, the Choir of Hard Knocks and Play It Forward. The project includes a series of workshops culminating in a finale concert at Bunjil Place on White Ribbon Day, Sunday 24th November 2019. All singers are invited to join. Workshops: Mondays 21 and 28 October, 11 and 18 November between 7pm-8.30pm. Venue: Fiddler's Green, 57 Gloucester Ave, Berwick. Performance: Sunday 24 November. Rehearsal 10am - 2pm (TBC). Performance: 3pm - 5pm Venue: Bunjil Place Theatre, 2 Patrick Northeast Drive, Narre Warren Registration is mandatory. There is a $20 registration fee per person to cover music & costs. For more information & registration, please contact Paulien George via email: maritimes.1@hotmail.com or 0412 741 195.
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Spring market day sale Grab a bargain from a range of items including plants, op-shop discounts, sausage sizzle, morning tea, cake stall, gluten free and sugar free items available, jams and relishes, and fresh organic produce. Saturday 5 October at Narre Warren North Uniting Church, 1 Main St, Narre Warren North from 9am -1pm. For further information contact Rev. Bruce Crowle on 0425 738 481 or bruce.crowle@yahoo.com.
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Casey Central is donating bread and rolls for the celebration, and a prize will be awarded to children for the best design of the sports field. For entries email: tcag2019residents@gmail.com. Bring a family picnic and make a day of it! Sunday 13 October at 1pm at Wheelers Park Drive Reserve Playground, Gerda Grove, Cranbourne North, the park across from Arbourlea Community Centre. RSVP by Monday 7 October, with numbers in your family/friends for catering purposes.
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Great Gatsby fundraiser Assisting Casey Education (ACE) Foundation will be hosting a Great Gatsby fundraiser dinner to help to raise money for disadvantaged students across Casey. Early bidding for the night's silent auction will start from 11 September. To check items and start bidding visit: 32auctions.com/ ACEfoundation. Tickets are $135 tickets which includes a three course meal, canapes, wine, beer, champagne and soft drinks. Saturday 26 October at the Cranbourne Turf Club, 50 Grant St, Cranbourne. Tickets can be purchased via Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/ace-great-gatsby-fundraisertickets-60171416326
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Mega Community Garage Sale It's time to snap up a bargain as Warneet-Blind Bight fire brigade gets ready for its 13th annual
New Vogue, Ballroom, and Latin Dancing Put a Spring in your step - get out and get Dancefit! Enjoy great music, healthy exercise for mind and body, and socialise with others too. The new Term 4 course commences on Monday 7 October at Balla Balla Community Centre, Cranbourne East. Beginner lessons is at 5pm, and an intermediate class is held at 6.30 pm for those with some dance experience. Classes are for one hour each. Also, from Thursday 10 October at 7.45 pm, a brand new beginner class will start at Brentwood Park Neighbourhood House, Bemersyde Drive Berwick. Dancing is so powerful, so come along and enjoy some Modern Waltz, Cha Cha Cha, and easy sequenced dances. Contact Di Marsh on 0408343202 or email her at difen69@bigpond.net.au.
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hit flying in the air and I was thinking 'God, I haven't been killed and hope no one behind me is killed.'"
Ms Dzedins said: "It was very frightening, I was very lucky."
"I could see bits of car flying up into the air, like I think mirrors or I don't know; door handles, something like that," she added. "There must have been so people just affected literally by the accident."
It came as police were led on a two-hour wild pursuit which began about 12.30pm after a four-wheel-drive was allegedly stolen from Cranbourne. The vehicle was later set alight, police say, before the speedsters fled in a station wagon and later hijacked a ute in Hampton Park. The ute crashed where police say the driver was seen getting out carrying a rifle, which was used to carjack a Ford ute in Carrum Downs. Witnesses say they saw the vehicle drivdriv ing i on the wrong side of the South Gippsland Highway in Cranbourne.
Cardinia Highway Patrol arrested two men and a woman who attempted to flee on foot after their ute crashed into a truck on the South Gippsland Highway. The driver, a 26-year-old male from Cheltenham, tested positive to methamphetamine and had his licence disqualified disqualified. He was charged with aggravated carjacking;
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Ready and raring to go By Nick Creely Oceanex will be a mare to keep an eye out for over the Cranbourne Cup Carnival weekend, with the Mick Price-trained horse looming as a genuine threat. The 2019 carnival begins on Friday with the sixth running of the Inglis Pinker Pinker Plate, and ends with the headline event of the 2025-metre TAB Cranbourne Cup on Sunday which has a $50,000 increase in prizemoney to a total of $400,000. Mick Price - who also trained 2018 winner Octabello in the Cranbourne Cup and Pakal in the 2013 Cranbourne Cup - told Star News that Oceanex is ready and raring to race ahead of an exciting weekend at the Cranbourne Racecourse. "We're going to accept also in the Pinker Pinker Plate, because the Cranbourne Cup this year is going to be worth $400,000, and I think it will attract the best of what is going around at the moment," he said. "So it may be a tough race for us, but we're keen to run it because it is black type, it is 2000 metres, she's ready to go at 2000 metres, she was Stakes-placed over a mile the other night when James McDonald rode her in the Stocks Stakes (the Four'N Twenty Stocks Stakes at Moonee Valley), so 2000 is a better journey for her. "She's a better mare as a four-year-old as she was in the last preparation, so I think you've got to be optimistic with these better horses - she will only be having start number 10, so I'm happy with her, she's had a good prep, and it will suit her on a softer track. "The horse is prepared to go in either race, obviously the Pinker Pinker is well suited - the Pinker Pinker obviously has no black type, so that is the reason why I may or may not run it, but if she draws horrible in the Cranbourne Cup, we'll have the Pinker Pinker as the backup. "We won't know until Thursday - I'll give her a little go round in the Cranbourne Cup, so Dwayne Dunn will ride her in the Cranbourne Cup." Price - a Caulfield-based trainer - will be relocating his stables to Cranbourne in the last quarter of 2020, and is looking forward to the improvement of the Cranbourne Training Complex into the future. The Cranbourne Turf Club will once again
hold plenty of exciting events across this weekend, and will host its extremely popular ladies function on Friday night, with former Hawthorn champion Shane Crawford to host the event in support of the Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA). For the second year running, all jockeys in the Pinker Pinker Plate will once again be wearing pink breeches.
There will also be plenty of free entertainment on offer for kids of all ages at this year's Cup meetings. Chief executive Neil Bainbridge urged the community to get involved with the Cranbourne Cup carnival, and anticipates the racing to match the large prize purse. "We've got a much larger prize purse with the richest ever TAB Cranbourne Cup, given
A new green rolls in at Blue Hills By Brendan Rees A new seven-rink bowling green has been unveiled at Blue Hills Bowling Club in Cranbourne East, just in time for the Pennant season. The club held an intraclub competition under blue skies to celebrate the re-opening of the synthetic green on Thursday, 3 October. Bowling Club president David Millican said the club's 42 players were rapt with the stateof-the-art green. "We're absolutely over the moon we got this new green ... this is as good as you are going to get," he said. "We're looking forward to the new pennant season with the newest green in the whole region." The project cost in excess of $100,000 and was completed in about a month. Mr Millican said the old green was about 12-years-old since the village had opened, and was hard to play on. "Over the time the sand has just worn away and the grass has been trodden down," he said. "It was like playing on concrete, at least now it's like playing on a shorter grass. All the members are absolutely thrilled." The green, which is only available through employees and residents of Blue Hills Residences, will open its doors to pennant players across the south east which kicks off in October. The upgrade was partly funded by the bowls club, contributing $15,000, with the rest paid by the owners of Blues Hills Residences. cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au
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the recent $50,000 increase in prizemoney, and a further $20,000 prizemoney increase to the Inglis Pinker Pinker Plate," he said. "The TAB Cranbourne Cup has cemented itself as one of the great country events during the Spring Racing Carnival and provides the Casey community the chance to enjoy the thrill of the Spring Racing Carnival close to home."
Opening day for Casey Saturday marked the opening of the Casey Softball season under picture-perfect skies. The grounds were in great condition, and the club celebrated the opening of its new clubrooms. There were only five games played as the club had a number of juniors playing in a tournament in Adelaide, and a number of its Open members playing in the Australian Masters Games, also in Adelaide. There was one game in the Social Ladies competition between Berwick Chickasaw and Doveton. Doveton, with a little more experience than Chickasaw, batted very well and won 21-10. Open Women's 2 also featured one game between Doveton and Berwick Cheyenne. Doveton started strongly, getting runs on the board, but Cheyenne finished well with the game ending in an 11-11 draw. Open Women's 1 saw Berwick and Chiefs United play a hard-fought game with the Chiefs the eventual winners, 11-6. With two games in Open Men, Berwick Arapaho had a close game against Chiefs United with Chiefs winning 10-6, and in the second game the Casey Warriors were too strong for Cranbourne Asteroids, winning 7-0. This weekend sees the start of Casey Softball's junior competition with the Under-13s and Under-15s. Anyone who would like more information is encouraged to contact Steven Lloyd on 0434 715 655 or contact@caseysoftball.org.au. Thursday, 10 October, 2019
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Bowls return NARRE WARREN BOWLS Winter sports are now over, their equipment stored away for another year, and bowlers are back on the greens. Tuesday was the first day of the summer Pennant and Narre Warren had three teams competing in the midweek on the first day of competition. Narre had two wins and a loss. Division 2, at Burden Park, was the unfortunate loser. Alan Mark, Judy Naughton, Joe Selfridge and Colin Groom was the bright note winning 23-11, while Keith Mark, Wilma Haringsma, Reg Johnstone and Wilma Stevenson (14-25) and Eric Sydenham, Wally Finlayson, Geoff Ampt and Jim Millar (16-30) went down. Narre Warren (1) 2-53 lost to Burden Park (1) 14-66. Division 4 travelled to Berwick and had a close four-shot win. Arthur Fitt, Nancy Pugh, Paul McNamara and Brian Fraser won by four shots, 25-21 and Stan Bulmer, Truus Henneman, Jos Van Hout and Glen Cadman won by one shot 20-19 while Les Clement, Pauline Kempf, Joe McGuire and Peter Groom went down by one shot 18-19. Narre Warren (2) 14-63 defeated Berwick (5) 2-59. Division 6(a side) was at Fountain Gate for a handy seven-shot win against Cardinia Waters. Len O’Brien, Brian Nicholls and Rose Rasmussen won well (26-12) while Pam Uren, Janice Moran and Enid Gibb went down 16-23. Narre Warren (3) 12-42 defeated Cardinia Waters (3) 2-35. The weekend saw the start of the rest of the Pennant. With four teams competing, Narre Warren had three successes. Again, Division 3 was the losing team at Edithvale. Reg Young, Philip Howard, Cam Lee and Zak Storm were the only winning rink (21-9), while Eric Sydenham, Wally Finlayson, Colin Groom and Jim Millar only just lost (15-16). Alan Mark, Jim Kempf, Joe Selfridge and Percy Herath (16-30)
and Mark Groom, Carl Lapham, Erik Luyters and Wilma Stevenson (13-28) both had Losses. Narre Warren (1) 2-65 lost to Edithvale (2) 16-83. Division 4 was at Fountain Gate for a close five-shot win against Berwick. Graham Dodd, Wilma Haringsma, David Wilkinson and Reg Johnstone won 24-17 and Keith Mark, Zade Bulmer, Stan Robinson and Ralph Devonshire won 21-18. Stan Bulmer, Peter Groom, Michael Toole and Norm Hosmer, just went down 1920 and Pauline Kempf, Joe McGuire, Peter Lister and Geoff Miller was close 14-18. Narre Warren (2) 14-78 defeated Berwick (5) 4-73. Division 5 was also at Fountain Gate, and had a comfortable 24-shot win over Carrum. Ernesto Vergara, Paul McNamara, Peter Castricum and Craig Moore was the highlight winner (32-14) while Darren Moore, Les Clement, Geoff Ampt and Glen Cadman won 23-17, and Bill Sheehan, Rose Rasmussen, Jos van Hout and John Zanon scraped home 26-25. Arthur Fitt, Jnice Moran, Wayne Grimsel and John Uren went down 18-19 on the last end. Narre Warren (3) 16-99 defeated Carrum (2) 2-75. Division 7 also played Carrum, but at Carrum, and came home with a win. Len O’Brien, Jacqueline Moody, John Green and Brian Fraser had a great day winning 31-9, while Diane Peterson, Steve Hyam, Brian Nichols and Luca Klarica helped the scoreboard with a 26-15 win. Dawn Baker, Peter Wilson, Dermot McConville and Graham Peterson went down 10-21 and Toa Retzlaff, Truus Henneman, Rudi Pompe and Laurie Baker also went down, 1927. Narre Warren (4) 14-86 defeated Carrum (3) 4-71. Right: Craig Moore in full flight for Narre Warren.
Perfect start for Cranbourne Pennant bowls resumed on Saturday and Cranbourne got off to the best possible start with every team a winner. The top two Division 2 sides played at home against Berwick and South Oakleigh with head coach Lyn Quigg overcome with excitement after the win, saying: "An excellent start to the season with every Cranbourne bowler fighting hard all day and contributing to the gameplan, giving Cranbourne a great first up victory." The third side played at Mulgrave, returning home with an excellent win while the fourth side defeated Berwick away, which ended a great day of bowls for the club. SIDE 1, DIVISION 2 Playing at home, skip Frank Byrne was very pleased with his team mate Brian Biasci who played faultless bowls all day - helping the rink win by 17 shots and setting up victory against Berwick by 33 shots. Cranbourne 96 (17 points) defeated Berwick 63 (1 point). SIDE 2, DIVISION 2 Also playing at home, skip Tony Collins had a great start to the season with all praise from his rink winning by 12 shots and getting the side home by eight shots in the end. Tony also
had the honour of being the last rink left on the green to finish his game at the club. Cranbourne 78 (16 points) defeated South Oakleigh 70 (2 points). SIDE 3, DIVISION 4 Skip Sofio Raiti was off to a flying start to the season with a very convincing 18-shot rink win securing victory at Mulgrave by 22 shots. Cranbourne 85 (15 points) defeated Mulgrave CC 63 (3 points). SIDE 4, DIVISION 6 Club legend and life member Stan Burnett and his crew of Brian Legg, Yvonne Van Der Wees and Bruce Harper were the biggest winners of the day with an outstanding 32-shot margin playing at Berwick. Cranbourne 95 (16 points) defeated Berwick 62 (2 points). Midweek bowls results this week were: Cranbourne Side 1, Div 2: 51 (2 points) lost to Pakenham 72 (14 points) Cranbourne Side 2, Div 2: 32 (0 points) lost to Mentone 67 (16 points) Cranbourne Side 3, Div 5: 52 (2 points) lost to Clayton 64 (14 points) Cranbourne Side 4, Div 5: 81 (14 points) defeated Moorabbin (2 points)
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By Nick Creely It wasn't the start that Casey-South Melbourne was hoping for from an on-field perspective. But the opening round of the Victorian Premier Cricket season was about way more than just what happened on the turf at Casey Fields - it was about honouring a club great who contributed so much to the club, and ensuring his legacy would not be forgotten. Only 30 minutes prior to the Swans taking to the field, the club unveiled a plaque for Ross Hibbins in the newly named 'Ross Hibbins Room' at the club, with the former club president and much-loved cricketing administrator in Victoria passing away after a battle with cancer earlier this year. Both the Swans, and their opponents, Prahran, honoured Hibbins by wearing black armbands and holding a minute's silence on the ground, a fitting tribute to man that gave so much to cricket, and Casey-South Melbourne. Swans coach Brian Keogh said it was a great tribute to Ross and his family, and praised those who came out to pay their respects. "It was a great celebration, an excellent turnout with people from all over - Amanda Stapledon was there, Cricket Victoria had a number of senior officials there, Kate (Ross' wife) spoke beautifully as she always does, and lots of family was there," he said. "I thought it was a great tribute to him." Keogh said that the players prior to the game were honoured to be a part of a tribute to a person that meant a great deal to all involved at not only Casey Fields, but also Victorian cricket in general. "All of the guys had great respect for what Ross did over a long period of time, and a lot of the guys knew Ross for a number of years," he said. "I think the way the players handled themselves was great, and I give great credit to Prahran also for standing for the minute's silence. It was a really moving tribute." But on-field, the Swans got off to a tough start to the season- albeit without two of its stars - after being sent in by the True Blues. The Swans were lighter in the batting department with overseas skipper Luke Wells not yet available, while middle-order gun Lachie
Dylan Hadfield top scored for the Swans in what was a tough start to their season. 198536
Ross Moore, Mick Taylor and Shaun Petrie with the plaque of Ross Hibbins on Saturday. 198536 Pictures: STEWART CHAMBERS Sperling was also missing from the side with a hamstring strain. Losing openers Dev Pollock and Ryan Quirk early, before a horror run-out saw Joel Mitchell walking back to the sheds, the Swans needed to rebuild - and quickly - to have any chance of posting a competitive total. But Matt Wilcox's stunning spell of 4/8 off 10 overs proved too hot to handle, with the Swans bundled out for just 45 in the 32nd over, with Dylan Hadfield top scoring with 14. The Swans did enjoy some success with the ball before the True Blues got the runs in the 16th over, with Nathan Lambden (1/8) skittling opener Adam Bull off the second ball, and taking a further two wickets to at least take some
confidence with the ball. Keogh said that despite his side having a poor day, the opposition made it difficult to get any flow going with the bat due to their discipline with the ball. "I thought Prahran bowled very, very well, their attack was excellent - they hardly bowled a bad ball in 30 overs, they were a class attack," he said. "And to be fair, and it's not hiding from it, it was a good toss to win - we would have bowled if we won the toss, but clearly it wasn't a 45run wicket either, and the batters know that, and have acknowledged that. "It's Round 1, we have to put it behind us - the theme this week is to back our own
we know we had a poor day. "It's a long, long season, we've got a hell of a lot of cricket to play out, and we've had one really poor day, but we know we're better than that." Keogh acknowledged that Wells is unlikely to be available for Saturday and is waiting on his visa to be approved, while Sperling could be three weeks away with his hamstring injury. There are changes, however, expected to be made this Saturday, with both Ryan Quirk and Josh Dowling missing this weekend due to a wedding, and Keogh said that there are several players who could come into contention, with Chris Benedek and Aaron Fernando, as well as recruit Nick Huttley, impressing in the twos. "There is four players out of our first XI this weekend - regardless of those guys going out, we believe we've got the depth within the club," he said. "It creates opportunity for some guys, so there's plenty knocking on the door this week." The Swans will be desperately looking to bounce back when they venture out to the Geelong Cricket Ground to take on the Cats on Saturday.
Dandenong comes up just short in the season-opener By Tyler Lewis VICTORIAN PREMIER CRICKET ROUND 1 Passages of brilliance placed Dandenong in a position to steal its first match of the Victorian Premier Cricket season. Unfortunately for the Panthers, those passages were too few and far between to secure a Round 1 victory at Shepley Oval on Saturday. Melbourne University skipper James McNeil called correctly at the toss and sent the Panthers in to kick off the season. The Panthers were immediately on the back foot as a result of early wickets, and at 3/21 James Nanopoulos provided resistance the only way he knows how - with intent. His 17 from 17 balls with three boundaries wasn't enough to dig the Panthers out of the early hole before the first passage of brilliance redirected the Dandenong innings. At 4/55, Cam Forsyth strolled to the crease to join his older brother Brett, who had seen all the carnage unfold at the non-strikers end. Together, the pair doubled the Panthers' total before Brett (48) fell just shy of yet another raise of his bat. Cam (25) joined his brother in the sheds shortly after chasing a wide ball caught the edge. After losing the two set batsmen for no runs, the Panthers needed some late order resistance. It didn't come through the likes of Pete Cassidy (nine), Akshat Buch (six) and Suraj Randiv (four) as the Panthers swiftly moved from 4/110 to 9/134. With the deck already playing havoc, it seemed if Jacques Augustin and Jakeb Thomas could scrounge to 150, it was going to be competitive. After nudging the score to 9/148, Jakeb cranbournenews.starcommunity.com.au
Dandenong batsman Cam Forsyth knocks this ball into the off-side. 198537 Thomas found the mid-off fielder three balls in a row before he swung through the line of the ball and cleared the boundary to the onside. The maximum kick started a small fightback from the number 10 and 11, as Augustin found the rope the following over. Fighting to 9/163 after their 50, the Panthers had a decent total to defend. Melbourne Uni's opening pair got away to a fast start without the loss of a wicket until Jakeb Thomas forced the chop on of the dangerous looking Jarrod Martignago (18 off 21 deliveries). Cruising to victory at 4/116, Akshat Buch's consistent line and length broke through and wreaked havoc on Uni's middle order, taking Uni from 4/116 to 7/124 in the space of two overs to put the Panthers back on top.
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With every ball from Buch looking like getting a wicket, Suraj Randiv joined him from the other end to force the issue upon Melbourne. Unfortunately for the Panthers, Buch couldn't bowl all day and finished his remarkable 10 overs with the figures of 3/28 with four maidens. Nanopoulos took the ball from the end Buch did all the damage and immediately followed in his footsteps. With one of the more deceiving slower balls, the medium pacer trapped number 10 batsman Steven Reid in front. Shortly after the dismissal, Nanopoulos again went up for an LBW appeal - and almost on his knees pleading all the way at the striker's end, he was denied the match-winning scalp.
Only a few deliveries later, Uni's debutant Akon Mawien struck the ball down the ground to claim victory for Melbourne, chasing the total nine wickets down. The Panthers will be searching for their maiden win of the season when they take on Footscray at Mervyn Hughes Oval on Saturday. MORNINGTON PENINSULA - PENINSULA DIVISION ROUND 1 After relegation last season, Pearcedale faced the elevated Heatherhill with the opportunity to show its place in the competition. But the Panthers failed to assert their dominance in a poor batting display. With the ball, Pearcedale restricted the Hills to 9/158 - Patrick Beckham cleaned up at the back end of the innings with 4/24 while youngster Harry Capes had the Hills in trouble early with his 2/26 from six overs. In reply, the Panthers got off to a horrible start losing 3/10 from the Hills opening bowling duo of Jake Theobald and Jonathon Powell. Heatherhill's Brad Muir came on to clean up late with 4/19 which bundled the Panthers out for a horrid 90 from 35 overs. VICTORIAN SUB-DISTRICT - EAST/WEST ROUND 1 (DAY 1) Endeavour Hills are in some early trouble in its chase of Yarraville's 10/175. The Hills sent Yarraville in and had the rewards early when Hasan Ali (3/39) took his first with only four runs on the board. After Yarraville constructed a total through Kasey Duncan (48) and opener Joshua Hahnel (54), the Hills took 8/55 to swiftly clean up the visitors. In reply, the Hills are in some early trouble losing 2/22 from its nine overs to bat - both coming from Mitchell Cross who has 2/5 at the close of play on day one. Thursday, 10 October, 2019
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