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February 6, 2016, 2016
Subi mayor freezes out Scaffidi

By LLOYD GORMAN
Subiaco mayor Heather
Henderson is freezing ties with
Perth lord mayor Lisa Scaffidi.
Her decision comes partly as
a result of Perth City Council
CEO Gary Stevensons shock
departure last month.
Things are in such a flux at
the moment that in my view, it

may not be an opportune time
for me at that political level,
Mrs Henderson said.
Mr Stevenson was axed on
January 21 after a special council meeting was called overnight
to set a new direction for Perth
City Council.
The same week, Subiaco want-
ed to discuss the practicalities

of the City of Perth Bill, which
aims to absorb UWA and 3000
Subiaco residents into Perths
boundaries without the Subiaco
residents having a vote.
Mrs Henderson said it would
now be unwise for her to sit
down with Mrs Scaffidi.
The question for me is: Is
this is the opportune time for

the Bill to be going through
Parliament, she said.
The uncertainty about the
future direction adds weight to
our argument that this is not the
right time for the Bill.
Now is not the right time for
the City of Perth to take on 3000
new residents.
What is this future direction they are talking about?

We know nothing about it, and
we are caught up in the City of
Perth Bill.
The Bill is yet to pass through
the Upper House of Parliament,
and Mrs Henderson says the
Please turn to page 116
Tree insurer
rarely pays
out claims
Vegemite
fuels Rotto
swim sisters
An insurance company
owned by most WA councils
has the final say about whether
it will pay out over damage
caused by branches falling
from street trees but it rarely
if ever pays up.
Vegemite sandwiches will be on the

menu when the Haggett sisters do the
Rottnest Channel Swim.
Calypso (25) and Malindi (23) Haggett
will be in the February 27 event together
as the Swimming Sisters for the first time.
We are in a duo to bond, said engineering graduate Calypso.
Malindi has been away for two years,
in the UK and Karratha, so we havent
been able to spend a lot of time together.
The sisters got their Rottnest Channel
Swim T-shirts this week, have ordered
green Funkita bikinis, and have been
training in all conditions.
One of the secrets is training in the
pool and in rough water, Calypso said.
You cant predict the weather so you
shouldnt do all your training in the pool.
The Haggetts will down Powerade, lollies and the sandwiches during the swim.
Vegemite is good, Calypso said. Highfibre white bread, with the crusts cut off.
They are tiny sandwiches that are
easy to eat.
The sisters went to PLC and Malindi
is studying medicine.
Both have done a four-person team swim
before, and Calypso did a duo last year.
Calypsos boyfriend, Ian Robinson,
will paddle the 19.7km from Cottesloe to
Thomson Bay with them.
The practice
came to light after
a Shenton Park
man and a visitor
to Subiaco had
their cars damaged by falling tree
branches (POST,
January 30 and
Letters, page 48).
The insurance
Lemon
company will not
pay unless the scented gum
council that owns
from last
the tree is proved weeks POST.
to be negligent,
says Subiaco CEO Don Burnett.
We havent had any claims
in the last 12 months proved
and I cant think of any claims
in all my time where the LGIS
[Local Government Insurance
Services] has actually paid out,
Mr Burnett said.
They will represent and defend any action against a local
government.
Pretty much every council in
the state has the same situation.
Of the 140 local governments I think 138 have Local
Government Insurance Services
representing them.
See letter, page 48
RIGHT: Calypso, left, and Malindi Haggett

want to swim to Rottnest together in about
seven hours. Photo: Paul McGovern
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By LINDA CALLAGHAN
The heritage-listed Tawarri

reception centre on the riverfront in Dalkeith is being lined
up for demolition.
Councillors are talking about
whether to sell the land to a
commercial operator or keep
it in council hands.
Details of the ideas are being
kept secret from ratepayers.
The lease on the building is
due to run out in 18 months.
It is in a poor state and would
cost at least $500,000 to fix, consultants estimate.
There are spectacular views
up and down the river from the
site of the reception centre, built
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almost 60 years ago.
The revolutionary concrete
shell was designed by architecture student Tony Brand.
The dome is listed on the
Nedlands council heritage list.
Tawarri is next to the site of

the long-defunct but notorious
hot pool fed by an artesian bore.
Late night nude bathing parties there attracted police attention and were dubbed high
jinks at the hot pool.
Failure to plan effectively for
the future of the site would be
to the detriment of the area and
the community, council technical services boss Mark Goodlet
said in a report to be discussed
by councillors on Tuesday.
He says it is a prime site.
There is plenty of space for
parking but operators might
be put off by a lack of passing
traffic.
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Planners, developers are

coming to get us
I share other letter writers concerns regarding changes to strata
scheme termination mechanisms
(Forced strata sales a puzzle for
valuers, POST, January 30).
The government says that a 75%
owner vote threshold in favour of
scheme termination, in four-lot
and larger schemes, is fair and
democratic.
Yet proposal 201 in the governments 2014 consultation paper
undermines that by giving a
proponent of a failed vote the
right to then apply to the State
Administrative Tribunal (SAT)
for a forced sale order!
The SAT should have no involvement after a failed vote.
This is government intimidation.
It is also unfair and undemocratic that one owner in a two-lot
strata and two of three owners
in a three-lot strata can force a
sale of the scheme, including to
the owner/s seeking the schemes
termination!
The consultation paper says
(page 94): Town planners and
developers have asked for more
flexible arrangements to end
schemes to facilitate . urban
renewal and urban infill ,
while also implying that affordable housing will result.

Yet owners of new or old
schemes, no matter their condition, may by majority owner vote,
be forced to sell.
Moreover, if terminated for a
(forced) collective sale, redevelopment is not even a requirement, but if redevelopment does
result, it need not be affordable
or higher-density than originally.
So much for the Liberal Partys
proclaimed fundamental belief
about inalienable property rights.
Labor opposed similar changes
in NSW.
If further evidence is needed
that the development and property industries have captured
planning systems and state governments of all political persuasions across Australia, this is it.
First they came for the local
government planning approval
powers, then they came for our
local democracy via forced amalgamations.
Now they are coming for strata
title owners rights.
Who and what are next?
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It came as a surprise to read that Premier Colin

Barnett knew a few golfers who threw their
bags into Lake Claremont (Claremont jewel
impresses, POST, January 30).
As a golfer for more than half a century, Ive
lost count of similar stories including the one
where the tosser sheepishly waded into the water,
retrieved his car keys from his discarded bag,
then drove home.
Come on, Colin.
You and your unidentified mates might get a
laugh from such drivel, but the fact is that you
are all perpetuating an urban myth.
An offending club flung into the water, maybe.
But a whole bag of them? I dont think so.
Max Vallis
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I refer to Paul Rogers letter, Majority should

rule in strata laws (POST, January 30).
He charges owners of their apartments with
hysteria regarding the subject.
In my opinion, he seems to be addressing
this perceived hysteria with some of his own.
He asked: What if, in a 100-unit complex,
99 owners wanted to sell out and one didnt.
Is that fair?
I ask, how many dangerous 100-unit complexes are there?
I challenge him to name all the strata-titled
100-unit complexes in Perth that fit the
building is falling down model for forced
redevelopment.
Currently, the proposed changes to the law
are hovering around a 75% tipping point.
So, in Paul Rogers (and the Ministers)
fanciful example, the actual figure would be
not one, but 25 owners who are forced to sell.
To quote Mr Rogers, is that fair?
His effort to bring some balance and common
sense to the argument fails, on both counts.
Rosalin Sadler
Marine Parade, Cottesloe
Monday, February 1, was the first day of

the school term and every western suburb
commuter, by bus or car, knew it.
It took 30 minutes to travel from Napoleon
Street to Bay View Terrace.
This scenario has been repeating for many
years.
This part of Stirling Highway is amply
served by several buses and the train, yet
Claremont has the worst congestion in Perth
(according to Main Roads).
To parents of school students, particularly
those at Methodist Ladies College and Christ
Church Grammar School, for your own sake,
for the sake of your childrens health and for
the sake of every other resident and commuter, please help your kids get to school
by any means other than private car.
If you must drive, drop the kids off a 10-minute walk away.
If you dont like being held up, just remember the saying: when you drive, you are not
in traffic, you are traffic.
A little bit of consideration will go a long
way.
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Two high
school sites
elimated
Two of the four sites being
considered for a new western
suburb high school have been
dropped.
The government has narrowed
its choice to two Cambridge
council-owned City Beach sites
10ha off beachfront Challenger
Parade, at Fred Burton Park,
and Templetonia Park, a green
reserve next to The Boulevard.
The two sites eliminated are
near Wollaston College in Bold
Park, off Rochdale Road, and the
former City Beach high school
site, in Kalinda Drive.
Staff at the state Department
of Education had not made a
good enough case to build a new
high school on council-owned
land, councillor Jane Powell
told a special Cambridge council
meeting this week.
We should ask them to make
a strong case why it should be by
the beach when they will have
Running to a Neon beat

About 5000 people are
expected to take part in the
third annual Neon Run at the
Showgrounds this weekend.
The run usually happens
in November, but organiser
Gemma Dale, from Tri Events,
said they wanted a proper summer night for the event.
The run will start and finish
on the Showgrounds main oval,
where there will be music on
the main stage.
Ms Dale said the race on
February 6 was not competitive
and she encouraged people to
hang out and enjoy the five different music zones along the course.
There will be 70s, 80s, 90s, now
and silent disco music zones.
Some notable ambassadors
and participants will join the
run, including Hockeyroos
player Rachael Lynch and three
competitors from this seasons
My Kitchen Rules Jordan Nev
and Kell.
Ms Dale said participants
would get T-shirts and sound-acAmelie Lynch (6) and sister Billie (5) will join in this years Neon Run at the Showgrounds, now that the tivated wristbands, which would
flash with the beat of music.
minimum age has been lowered to five. Photo: Paul McGovern
Strata stress for Amberjacks

By DAVID COHEN
The owner of Cottesloes
prize-winning Amberjacks fish
and chip shop says his future is
up in the air, given the chance
of forced strata sales.
Premier Colin Barnett said if
most people were positive about
the change it should happen, but
it might not happen this year.
Tim Wood has been slicing
100g portions of snapper at his
shop in the Seapines block in
Marine Parade for 8 years.
Developer Debbie Whiting is
two units away from having what
would be a controlling 75% interest in the 28-unit block if changes
to the Strata Titles Act become
Vidette and Tim Wood serve

80,000 meals a year.
law after being introduced to
Parliament later this year.
My lease is my asset its a
big thing to hand it over, Mr
Wood said.
Im probably going to have to
Your local agent with

25 years experience.
seek legal advice. Im not sure if

anyone knows what will happen.
Mr Wood leases the property
from retiree Clive Beros, who
has owned it for several years.
Ive still got some years to
go on the lease, and Id like
to negotiate even more, Mr
Wood said.
Thats hard to do when there
are all these questions up in
the air.
Im in a good position. Clive
is getting good income as a re-
tired person.
It [a forced sale] would put
both of us out.
Im in a position where my
asset would become zero.
Mr Wood said Amberjacks
sponsored local sporting clubs
and he had built a good relationship with the community.
One is the Cottesloe Tennis
Club, mainly because I played
there for many years and was
more than just handymen
Claremont councillors went

into secret mode on Tuesday
night to talk about the par 3
golf course at Lake Claremont.
Mayor Jock Barker said the
report and resolution would
stay secret.
December, the POST reported professional golfer
Terry Gale would design a
new pitch and putt course at
the lake December 19), and
the council would install a
golf simulator.
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Classic case of
over-rating?
Cosmetic change
Why cant I buy my
Too Faced lipstick?
The POST got anguished
calls this week about the
shuttered Mecca Cosmetica
shop in Claremont Quarter.
The distressed callers
said they followed a direction to the pop-up shop
upstairs, inside the Quarter
but it wasnt open.
A Mecca spokeswoman
apologised, and said
the main shop closed on
Monday, and the pop-up
would open on Thursday.
She said the bigger
renovated shop would
the companys flagship
WA shop.
Willcock moves on
Luke Willcock is no
longer general manager
at LandCorp, the state
govermnents land development agency.
The move was announced
between Christmas and
New Year.
The POST sent a query
to an agency spokesman,
who replied: I am told
by HR department that we
do not comment on staff
movements as a rule.
remlins showed little respect for Australia Day honour

recipient and library academic Kerry Smith, whose
photo last week was wrongly captioned. Dr Smith, a former Curtin University associate professor, was made a
member of the Order of Australia. A former Cambridge
councillor and deputy mayor, she is an executive member
of the Royal WA Historical Society.
A literary-minded POSTie
choked on his bagel when
he got an email from
booksellers Angus and
Robertson.
It listed Australian classics by state: WA had
Tim Wintons Cloudstreet
and Dirt Music, Randolph
Stows The Merry-GoRound in the Sea, Lost &
Found by Brooke Davis,
and Di Morrisseys Tears
of the Moon.
Are the five from WA
meant to be the best classics? Why no Upsurge,
or The Shark Net, or
something from Tom
Hungerford, or My Place?
our man emailed A&R.
Eventually Randy, from
customer service, replied:
The information was put
together by our marketing team, which based the
information on the most
recent available data they
have on their records.
We are always keen to
improve our products and
services so learning from
those outside of our company is always valuable, and
we appreciate you taking
the time to make contact.
Herculean task Hercules the 1m-tall dog with pet goods

made in Australia.
Dogged hunt for Aussie treats

Australia Day bandannas
made in China?
Thats crazy, said Zoo
Products Julee Brown.
The Claremont shopkeeper assembled a stand
of Australian-made stuff
in her St Quentin Avenue
shop this week to encourage
people to buy local.
About 25% of our stock
is made in Australia, Julee
said.
More and more people
are coming in, reading the

labels, and saying, I dont
want dog treats made in
China.
Only two staple dog food
lines are made in Australia.
We keep looking for
local, Julee said. Toys are
a big problem, as the only
local firm is Aussie Dog.
We hire someone to
make our own poo bags
and sleeping bags for jack
russells and dachshunds.
Bookcae date with Sara

Literary types are warming up
for the Perth Writers Festival.
Sara Foster (left) will be at the
Bookcaffe in Swanbourne next
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novel, All That Is Lost Between Us.
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Adrian Wayte gave Jemima Lane her first violin lesson this week. Research has shown learning to play
music has a positive impact on a childs memory and learning.
Strings attached for Year 2s

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improving their memory and
analytical skills with their
fingers this year.
Every student will learn either cello or violin for the year
as part of the schools strings
program.
Head of strings Adrian Wayte
said it had been well documented that learning and playing music helped childrens
memories and sharpened their
capacity to observe and analyse
things outside music.

Our program is compulsory
and each girl receives individual lessons as well as the
opportunity to perform as part
of our string ensemble at no
extra cost to parents, he said.
Adding this extra dimension
to their education creates pathways in their brain that will set
them up for other things in life.
Whether that helps them
with their maths, their patterns,
their sequential thinking that
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Residents saw a
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The man was
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Some suburbs are six degrees
hotter by mid-morning than others, he said.
The message is: get some
vegetation in there.
Dr Barber said his firm carried out aerial surveys using
thermal, infrared and other
filters to determine the height
of individual trees and the size
of canopies.
He then analyses the information to find a suburbs hot spots
and coolest areas.
We need the big trees for the
benefits they provide, he said.
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the X-Wray Cafe on January 29,
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Replacing old trees with

younger ones did not have the
same effect.
The message is to conserve,
he said.
Lots of people are removing
trees and replacing them with
three, but those three trees
can take 50 years to grow and
they might never replace the
benefits.
Sustainable Nedlands committee member Gordon Davies,
a real estate agent, said the big
loss of trees was probably due
to houses being redeveloped.
It makes it easier for builders to knock all the trees over,
he said.
Nedlands had a tree preservation policy early in the decade,
but residents, led by Bill Hassell,
who is now deputy mayor, campaigned to have it scrapped.
Mr Hassell said it was an infringement of residents rights
to tell them what they could do
on their own properties.
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Time to pull the plug, says Mr Proud

By LLOYD GORMAN
Nick Richards has been
fixing broken domestic appliances for a long time but there
are some things that even this
nifty Subiaco repair man cant
tackle.
After nearly 25 years of giving countless dud washing

machines, air-conditioners,
coffee machines, ovens and
vacuum cleaners new life, the
Hood Street business, Proud
Appliances, is moving out of
the area.
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Big changes in Subi Centro

and no long-term lease have
led Nick to move the business
to a purpose-built building in
Bayswater later this month.
Customers have told him they
will keep using him.
Weve been in these premises
since 1998 and before that,
from 1992, I was in the shed
next to us that Lloyd Kelly,
whose garage (of 27 years)
burnt down last year, is
now in, Nick said.
Lloyd was my first landlord and a great mentor and
hes been very encouraging
of what we are doing now.
Nick said there had been
many changes in the area over
the years, especially since
the Subiaco Redevelopment Authority sank the
nearby railway station and
tracks in the mid 1990s.
What was once a light
industrial area is now
home to apartment blocks
and shops.
Our address has been
in Jolimont, Wembley and
then Subiaco, he said.
A lot of people live in
apartments around here
and we fix all their appliances too. But we dont fit
in with the landscape, not
any more.
The latest change has
been on his doorstep, with
the closure last year of the
Station Street Markets and
the redevelopment happening there now.
He thinks it is a shame
that Subiaco has lost some
of its grittiness but accepts that change was
inevitable.
I can understand, when
youve got land like this
youve got to go up, he said.
I was coming back from
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Domestic engineer Nick Richards can fix everything, from this 1953
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Station Square one day after his family.
I was 24 when I started the
they cleared the market buildings away and I could see our business, he said.
I was always good at fixing
offices, a rundown corner building, and I thought to myself Im things. I liked taking things apart
not proud of that building, its and putting them together again.
It started with Scalextric and
time to go.
We called ourselves Proud Meccano.
At first he worked alone from
Appliances because we were
proud of the service we offered. home, but today he employs 14
My name is not Proud, but people and is just putting the
people call me Mr Proud, it finishing touches on his new
specially designed test and
just stuck.
Nicks family came out from repair centre, which is also
the UK when he was a child, environmentally friendly.
We fix peoples appliances so
and after a stint as a model
and entertainer he decided he they dont have to throw them
needed a real job to support away, he said.
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John XXIII joins

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Australian grazing
plan for Rokeby Rd
By LLOYD GORMAN
The owner of a Subiaco bar
that closed last year is making a bid to reopen another
upmarket watering hole on
Rokeby Road.
John XXIII joined a

record 452 schools with
flashing school zone speed
signs this year.
ment the fresh dcor and a

wine list well researched for
the area.
The premise does not sell
packaged liquor.
The public interest assessment (PIA) paperwork says the
new bar would appeal to the 25
to 55 age group , but with a small
bar licence it would also cater
for 45 to 60-year-olds.
The premise is positioned as
a modern, premium restaurant
and bar, providing a different product and service to its
nearest competitor, says the
document.
These included Funtastico,
TAO, Subiaco Hotel and Purl
Bar.
The assessment says the nearest small bar, Double Double,
is 200m away, at 502 Hay Street,
and that it would be very different from that.
A new small bar would be
a boon for the area, said the
applicant, who has 20 years in
hospitality.
The development application, available from Subiaco
council, is open for public
comment until 5pm on Friday,
February 12.
Since 2010, the state govDes McNeill owned and

ernment has worked to put
operated the Fire and Ice Bar
the signs, which cost about
in Subiaco Station Square for
$40,000 per school, at 1071 WA
about eight years, until the lease
schools by the end of 2017.
ran out last June and was not
These highly visual speed
renewed.
signs remind drivers they
An attempt in August to reohave entered a school zone,
pen in a different Subiaco spot
where children are walking
never got off the ground.
or riding to school and drivBut now Mr McNeill has
ers need to adjust their speed
lodged plans to turn 94 Rokeby
accordingly, Mr Barnett said.
Road for many years Ray
The safety of our children
Clarks menswear shop and
is of paramount importance.
later, for a brief time, a hairThe project will total
dressers and barbers shop
about $36million by its end
into a bar.
and is being funded by the
The premise provides a
Road Trauma Trust Account
modern and inviting dining
(RTTA), which gets money
experience of Australian
from fixed camera, red light
grazing food aimed to upperand speeding fines.
market sectors appropriate
So far the RTTA has accuwith its location in the heart
mulated about $100million.
of the thriving metropolis of
Mr Barnett said the state
Subiaco, documentation for
government had made huge
the new bar states.
John
XXIII
College
students,
from
left,
Rita
Denton,
Lola
May,
Sam
Dale,
commitments to road safety
It welcomes an exquisite
Noah Dale and Hannah Dale, stand with Colin Barnett in front of one of
across WA.
array of cocktails to complethe new flashing school zone speed signs. Photo: Billie Fairclough
Mr Barnett cited redeveloping major intersections,
building passing lanes for
rural areas and the flashing
speed signs as examples of
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Mr Barnett said he had
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from community members
He said he would be submitting his
Army village at Swanbourne, says the
and parents about the
report
to
the
Minister
on
February
25
man brought in to carry out the review,
signs.
and it was up to the Minister to make a
John XXIIIs new principal, retired Lieutenant General Mark Evans. decision.
Lieutenant
General
Evans
defended
Robert Henderson, said it was
I am hoping the report will be clear, he
tremendous for Mr Barnett himself after a resident circulated a flyer said. It will be a comprehensive report.
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complaining
about
the
review.
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Defence Housing Australia, which looks
Jean
Paul
Orsini,
convener
of
the
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of the speed signs operation.
Swanbourne Coastal Alliance, said: SCA after all military housing in the country,
Mr Henderson, who recently moved back to WA after holds grave fear that the review panel wants to bulldoze the village and sell
being principal of Ipswich has been overly influenced by DHA [the about 25% of the land for civilian housing.
It upset other residents in Swanbourne
College in Queensland, said government company behind the plan]
he had seen similar road and that an independent assessment of the worried about extra traffic and the effect
redevelopment vs refurbishment options on Allen Park.
safety initiatives in the eastDHA plans to replace existing army
has not been adequately carried out.
ern states.
Lieutenant General Evans said: The housing with homes on smaller blocks.
Any government initiative
The village is home to the families of
bottom line is this is an independent redesigned to ensure the safety
members of the Special Air Services
of young people is fantastic,
view for the Minister [of Defence].
Mr Henderson said.
I am completely independent. I am Regiment based at neighbouring Campbell
Barracks.
professional.
No bias in Seaward plan
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Subiaco scene
2016 Heritage Conservation and

Sustainable Buildings Awards
Nominations are now open for the 2016 Heritage Conservation
and Sustainable Buildings Awards.
The awards recognise individuals and organisations for
contributions to conserving the citys rich cultural heritage and
commitment to a thriving sustainable community. This year,
a new category that highlights achievement in sustainable
building has been included in the awards. Award categories are:
Conservation of a heritage place
Alterations and additions to a heritage place
Adaptation of a heritage place
New buildings in heritage streetscapes
Sustainable buildings
This is a free, all ages event. For more information, visit

www.subiaco.wa.go.au/events
When: Friday 12 February, from 12.15pm

Where: Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco
To register for the skate competition, visit

www.skateboardingwa.com.au
This event is part of Subiaco Librarys BYO lunch and discover

series. Bring your own lunch or snacks to enjoy during the free
talk. Tea and coffee will be provided.
sunset@subi Mod Squad

Dont miss out on a Valentines Day special for our second last
concert of the season. Mod Squad will bring their retro UK style
to the stage with classic hits from The Beatles, Elvis Costello,
The Who, Oasis, and The Kinks.
When: Sunday 14 February, from 5pm to 7pm
Where: Lake Jualbup, corner of Excelsior and Evans streets,
Shenton Park
Residents, owners, architects, designers, project managers and

interested parties are invited to nominate buildings for an award.
The citys health team will be at the concert promoting mosquito

protection and control. There will be some giveaways and prizes
available so come down early to meet the team and pick up
some information.
Nominations close on Friday 18 March at 5pm.

This show is part of the free sunset@subi community concert
series. For more information and to check out the other concerts
in the season, visit wwwa.subiaco.wa.gov.au/concerts
For more information and to submit your entry, visit

www.subiaco.wa.gov.au
Unleashed skate competition
BYO lunch and discover
Get unleashed at Subiacos massive youth skate event. Sign

up for Skateboarding WAs skate competition in either the
fourteen years and under, fteen years and over or girls all ages
categories to win some awesome prizes.
There will be free entertainment all day including live music,
DJs and urban art, plus a free BBQ, slushies and snow cones.
When: Saturday 27 February, from 11am to 4pm
Where: Subiaco Skate Park, 450 Rokeby Road, Subiaco
Get your Rs into gear for the New Year: Reduce, reuse and recycle!
Join Earth Carers to learn about the journey our waste takes
from the supermarket to our homes to the rubbish truck
and beyond.
We will look at simple actions we can all take at home, school
and while we are out and about to reduce our waste. Youll see
that its the easy, every day decisions that can have a big impact.
For more information, contact 9237 9300 or visit

www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/events
Wildtime
Calling all dads, grandads, uncles and other father gures!
The third Saturday of the month is Wildtime at Subiaco Library.
Sessions begin with a special adventure themed story, followed
by a trip to Theatre Gardens park to try some new activities
with natural materials. Reconnect and enjoy some one on one
time after a busy working week, in an environment designed
with father gures and pre-schoolers in mind.
When: Saturday 20 February, from 9.30am to 11.30am
Where: Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco
Suitable for ages two to four years old, Wildtime runs for
two hours on the third Saturday of every month until June.
Bookings are not required.
For more information contact 9237 9317 or
culture@subiaco.wa.gov.au
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Community notices
Q Development Services Committee
meeting Tuesday 9 February
5 Munsie Avenue, Daglish Proposed two-storey dwelling
68 Coghlan Road, Subiaco Change of use from ofce to
consulting rooms
Tenancy 15, 55 Salvado Road, Subiaco Change of use from
showroom to veterinary clinic
Tenancy 20 and 21, 55 Salvado Road, Subiaco Change of use
from showroom to shop (Growers Lane)
Principles relating to the development of ancillary dwellings
Parking management Car Station 14 Forrest Street, Subiaco
Draft Parking Permits Policy
Proposal to support the entry of Attunga Flats at 103 Thomas
Street, Subiaco (Lot 36 D/P: 352) on the State Register of
Heritage Places and advertise the proposed inclusion of the
place on the Town Planning Scheme Heritage List
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints (fmr),

313 Churchill Avenue, Subiaco
Nurse Lloyds Maternity Hospital (fmr), 23 Coolgardie Street,
Subiaco
No 3 Electricity Substation (fmr), 159 Keightley Road, Shenton Park
St Matthews Anglican Church, 114 Onslow Road, Shenton Park.
Comments are to be received by 5pm on Wednesday
10 February.
Q Development application 1/94 Rokeby

Road, Subiaco
The City of Subiaco is inviting public comment on an application
for a change of use from shop to small bar, at the above address.
Comments are to be received by 5pm on Friday 12 February.
Q Draft revised Planning Policy 3.9 Rawson

Street Heritage area
Q Additions to the Local Government

Inventory and Town Planning Scheme
Heritage List
The City of Subiaco is inviting public comment on draft revised

Planning Policy 3.9 Rawson Street Heritage Area.
The city is inviting public comment on a proposal to include the

following places on the Local Government Inventory and the
Town Planning Scheme Heritage List:
For more information on the above, visit

www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/formalsubmissions or view hard
copies at the citys Administration Centre, 241 Rokeby Road,
Comments are to be received by 5pm on Monday 29 February.
Subiaco or Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco during

normal operating hours.
Comments should be submitted in writing
through the online submission form at
www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/formalsubmissions, via email to
city@subiaco.wa.gov.au or addressed to the Chief Executive
Ofcer, City of Subiaco, PO Box 270, Subiaco WA 6904.
Comments should clearly indicate the name and address of the
person making the submission and the proposal or application
to which the submission relates.
Q Development applications received

Property
Description
30, 32 and 34 Troy

Terrace, Dagsh
291 Onslow Road,
Shenton Park
29 Waylen Road,
Shenton Park
Construction of multiple dwellings

and single bedroom dwellings
Single storey additions
Alterations and additions to
existing single house
Public submissions in respect to these proposals are not being

requested at this time. Formal consultation, where required,
will be undertaken in accordance with the citys policy on
planning public consultation. To view the policy, visit
www.subiaco.wa.gov.au
Whats happening in Subi

Qsunset@subi Blow the House Down
QBehind the scenes with PIAF
QCommunity lunch Rosie red
This ten-piece line-up will perform rock and soul hits from the
60s, 70s and 80s including legends such as Elvis, Van Morrison
and Otis Redding.
Sunday 7 January, 5pm
Oak Lawn, The University of Western Australia, Hackett Drive,
Crawley
For more information, visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/concerts
Join PIAFs Film Program Manager for a glimpse at this years

upcoming lms and learn what it takes to program one of
Western Australias biggest arts festivals.
Monday 8 February, 6pm
Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco
For more information, contact Subiaco Library on 9237 9300
Join in the celebrations with live entertainment and a three

course meal. This months colour theme is red.
Thursday 18 February, 11.45am
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RSVP by Thursday 11 February on 9237 9320 or
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Collegians in
line for lease
A football club, some of
whose members were said to
have twice damaged buildings,
is set to get a 21-year lease of
a new $2.6million clubhouse
and bar for about $6000 a year.
Ben and Emma Maher walk down the red carpet inside the Mosman Wedding celebrant Marc Allen, left, conducts the wedding ceremony
Park Bowling Club.
after the storm rolled in.
Bowling club saves Em and Bens big day

By DAVID HUDLESTON
Mosman Park Bowling Club
rescued a couples wedding
when a huge storm washed
out their plans to get married
nearby last Saturday.
Ben and Emma Maher and their
130 guests from all over Australia
had gathered in the park opposite the bowling club when the
weather closed in at 4pm.
The weather was supposed to
be good, Bens father, Jeff, said.
But next minute in came the
rain and wind and it looked like
it was going to get washed out.
We had people come from the
eastern states and if it had been
washed out it would have been
a catastrophe.
They would have had the ceremony back at someones house,
because finding something out of

the wind and rain was absolutely
hopeless.
We looked around for somewhere else and saw the Mosman
Park Bowling Club and it was
like all the planets had aligned.
The pennant lawn bowls competition had been cancelled because of the weather had they
been playing bowls, it wouldnt
have happened.
The club had another function
due to start at 6pm, but Jeff said
social function managers Mark
Day-Jones and Clint Nagtegaal
put all that to one side to accommodate the wedding.
Mark and Clint were absolutely fantastic, Jeff said.
Nothing was too much trouble.
They arranged a signing
table, pulled a curtain across for
privacy, organised a red carpet

for Emma, seated the guests
theatre style, then brought out
the champagne and flutes.
I was just about in tears at getting someone in this day and age
who is courteous and obliging.
They were just so generous.
They were just fantastic.
Ben said: It started off
looking like it was not going
to be the dream wedding
wed hoped for.
But someone obviously
heard Ems praying.
Club president Michael
Grace said there had been a
thunder storm directly over
the club when the guests ran
in to take shelter.
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they had not booked in,
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The wedding celebrant, found
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rather than get drenched, we
offered to let them hold the wedding ceremony there.
They were so grateful and
they kicked up their heels while
it poured.
Nedlands ratepayers had picked

up the bill for repairing the damage to the old pavilion on David
Cruickshank Reserve at Dalkeith
and to Allen Park pavilion in
Swanbourne, which The Collegians
were using as a temporary base,
council staff said in a report.
Antisocial behaviour, lack of
maintenance by the club and damage had prompted the council to
hold off renewing the lease for 10
years, the report said.
Club member behaviour improved and a new lease was agreed
in 2010, the report said.
The council agreed to contribute
$1.7million for the new building
on David Cruickshank Reserve
and supported an application for
a government grant.
The club chipped in $125,000.
Premier Colin Barnett played
for Collegians as a youth.
David Cruickshank Reserve is
an A-class reserve and, according to government documents,
leases have to be referred to both
houses of Parliament.
The report says staff have asked
the Minister for Lands, Terry
Redman, to sign off the agreement.
Nedlands council will decide
what to do at the end of the
month.
Mr Barnett will open the building on February 19.
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UWA graduates rally to the cause

By LLOYD GORMAN
Alarm over the way the
University of WA is run has
prompted concerned graduates
to rally to its cause.
Twenty-one people who studied at the university some as
long ago as the 1960s have put
their hands up for seven positions on the UWA Convocation
Council, the graduate association committee that has a say in
the universitys decision-making
process.
It is understood to be the
biggest field of candidates in
many years.
Convocation was set up to
guard the reputation of the
university and to encourage
good governance through the
election of graduates to the university senate and the Council
of Convocation.
Postal ballots went to 65,000
Australian addresses on Monday,
while 13,961 went overseas.
Another 404 were hand delivered to UWA-based electors,
according to the WA Electoral
Commission, which is running
the election.
One of the candidates, Penny
Sutherland, of Nedlands, said:
Twenty-one people are standing for the University of WA
Convocation Council, and 10 of
us come from the immediate
area, standing for seven positions, including three standing
for deputy warden.
We are all graduates of UWA
who want to vitalise the link to
the university which nourished
us and now needs its own nourishment in difficult times.
She said UWA was about to
make hundreds of staff members
redundant, traditional study
areas were changing and like
other universities in Australia,
University challenge ... From left, Joan Pope, Peter Forrestal, Peter Robinson, Dr Brett Davies and Penny
Sutherland standing outside the original university building from Irwin Street which the graduates association had relocated to the Crawley campus in the 1980s. They hope to make UWA a more open, transparent
and consultative institution. Photo: Billie Fairclough
UWA was considering a change of Subiaco and the City of university management in
recent years have endorsed
to the way senate members were Nedlands, she said.
Both councils collaborate Ms Matheson.
appointed.
Meanwhile, a bid by the
It is a time when Convocation with UWA on projects of mutual
needs to be particularly vigilant interest, such as the No. 97 bus National Tertiary Education
to pass on the views of gradu- service from UWA to the Subiaco Union (NTUE) to block the
train station, recycling of waste university from cutting hunates, she said.
Another candidate, Subiaco water for parks and a partner- dreds of jobs will go before
councillor Julie Matheson, a ship with the UWA school of the Fair Work Commissioner
registered financial planner, architecture promoting practical on Tuesday.
The NTEU will argue that
graduated from UWA in 2012 experience in design.
The mayors of both Subiaco UWA announced job cuts and
with a degree in political science and international relations and Nedlands who have both other major changes before any
spoken publicly of a down- consultation took place.
and history.
A union spokesperson, said
UWA is located in the City turn in their relations with
NECKS TO NOTHING
if next weeks secret mediation

talks failed, the matter would go
to a full public hearing.
Further details of the process
to shed staff and make sweeping
changes to the way the Crawley
campus will operate were
announced at an open forum
on Tuesday afternoon by the
vice-chancellor, Professor Paul
Johnson, and senior deputy
vice-chancellor, Professor Dawn
Freshwater.
The Octagon Theatre was so
crowded during the forum that
about 200 members of staff and
students were turned away.
The presentations were filmed
and placed on the UWA website,
but not the Q&A session that
followed them.
Professor Johnson said UWA
spent about $25million less
than other group of eight
Australian universities.
He said the university had
the highest staff costs of any of
the other leading universities,
while its students brought in
less money than others.
He said savings of $40million
a year would need to be found,
while it was planned to bring in
an extra $60million by increasing the number of overseas
students.
A student leader who spoke
at the end of the forum urged
all staff and students to resist
the job cuts, while a student
asked Professor Johnson if he,
and the other members of the
universitys executive, would
take a cut to their salaries.
Professor Johnson said he
would not allow 300 job cuts to
become 3500 which he said was
the number of uni staff and accused the student of trivialising
the issue.
Another forum, for staff, is
planned for February 22.
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We treated our au pairs

as part of the family
Have you seen the Micalizzi familys border collie puppy? She was stolen from their Nedlands backyard.
Puppy theft makes us feel Perth has changed

Our border collie puppy
was recently stolen from our
backyard.
Fortunately, dog lovers
and kind people in Perth
who understand how awfully
heartbreaking it is to lose a pet
have tried to help us nd her.
She has not been returned.
I cannot understand what
makes some people think that
it is acceptable to steal from
others.
When did we stop caring
that people do this every day
without any consequences?
On the weekend, we lent
our car to our nephew and his

pregnant wife who recently returned to Perth from overseas.
Overnight, the two rear tyres
and rims were stolen and the
car was left on bricks.
My nephew asked: What has
happened to Perth?
Perhaps the change has happened slowly and we didnt
notice it, but we now have a
life in Perth where we are
not safe.
Keep your doors and gates
locked and protect your family
and pets.
I appreciate that in the
worldwide picture, many

would think a missing dog is
insignicant, but for me, today,
it is important.
We have to start caring at
some level.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank all who have
shared our Facebook pages and
our friends who have helped
with yers and posters.
Whoever has our puppy:
please return her.
She is not yours.
Phillipa Micalizzi
Langham Street, Nedlands
Gosh, I was frustrated when

I read the letter, Are live-in
nannies aware of their rights?
(POST, January 30).
When our children were
young, I decided to change my
career from teaching to nursing
to t in with my husbands y-in,
y-out work.
For the last semester of my
degree and the rst year of my
internship, I was required to
work a roster.
This involved late shifts (getting home at 10pm), early shifts
(leaving home at 6.30am), night
shifts (from 9pm to 7.30am) and
weekend work.
With no family here for support, and a husband away for
work, I had no other option but
to enlist the help of an au pair.
There are no day-care options
for shift workers.
In changing my career, my
starting salary was below $35
an hour.
A cheap babysitter charges
$20 an hour.
Our au pairs received $200
a week and worked the same
roster I did.
Yes, this was significantly
cheaper, but there was no childcare rebate.
Did you find my business cards?

Last Wednesday evening,
my car window was smashed
by a vandal and a number of
items were stolen.
Some business cards were
found and handed in to the police station in Curtin Avenue,
Cottesloe.
The ofcer omitted taking
the details of the kind person
who handed them in, or where
they were found.

If you were that person,
or know who was, could you
please contact me on 0417 626
625 so that I can thank you and
also nd out where you found
them so that I may search a
little further for other things
stolen.
Julie Copson
Irvine Street, Peppermint Grove
The au pairs also used our

car (after having two driving
lessons), got fed, had a mobile
phone, and lived rent-free.
I did consider our au pairs
part of the family.
I actually ended up getting a
cleaner at one stage, because
one was particularly untidy.
I would therefore like to challenge the letter writers view
that it seems common practice
for well-off families to have livein nannies for their children
because for us, there was no
other option.
We would not have been able
to afford a nanny.
Thankfully, after putting in
the hard yards, I now have exible hours and we can survive
without an au pair.
Nikki Connolly
Nedlands
(address withheld by request)
We dont want
your dog poo
Since when has it been OK
to put your smelly dog poo
bag into someone elses justemptied rubbish bin?
A dog walker does this to us,
in Edward Street, Nedlands, on
Wednesday if we cannot bring
our bin in straight away.
You know who you are.
Please take your smelly
parcel home and deal with it
yourself!
Angry
Edwards Street, Nedlands
(name withheld by request)
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NEWS UPDATE
FEBRUARY 2016
CHILDCARE WITH A DIFFERENCE
SUMMER CONCERTS IN THE PARK

Now in their 19th year, the Citys Summer Concerts bring together friends, family and
neighbours with fantastic music and childrens activities, all in the relaxed setting of the
City of Nedlands beautiful parks.
Looking for a fun, play-based child care for your child to

play and socialise?
The City owns and operates a not-for-profit child care
centre which caters for children aged up to 6 years. Prekindy and kindy programs are also available.
Come and see us at Point Resolution Child Care Centre
enrolments are now open for 2016.
Showcasing a local band each week, the concerts feature music that all ages can enjoy,
and there are lots of free fun activities for children including a bouncy castle, fairies, face
painting and more.
53 Jutland Parade, Dalkeith (next to the Dalkeith Bowling

Club).
A small number of food vendors will be at each concert, or you can bring a picnic.
For more information call 9386 5835 or visit nedlands.

wa.gov.au/local-education-and-childcare
Every Sunday in February, 5.30 pm 7 pm.

Week 1 Sunday 7 February: The Wildowers at Lawler Park, Draper St, Floreat.
Week 2 Sunday 14 February (Valentines Day): PROOF at Mason Gardens, Melvista
Avenue, Dalkeith.
Week 3 Sunday 21 February: Rough Housers at Mt Claremont Library Reserve, Adderley
Street, Mt Claremont.
Open 8.00 am 5.30 pm Monday to Friday (excluding public

holidays and Christmas school holiday periods).
EARTH HOUR 2016

FREE COMMUNITY EVENT
Switch off for Earth Hour with the Mayo Community Garden
at its electricity-free community event, sponsored by the
City of Nedlands and the Town of Cottesloe.
Week 4 Sunday 28 February: EDDE at Dot Bennett Park, Smyth Rd, Nedlands.
Saturday 19 March, 5.00 pm 9.00 pm

Mayo Community Garden, 91 Wood Stree.t Swanbourne
CLEAN UP AUSTRALIA DAY IN

SWANBOURNE
Earth Hour is a great home-grown success story: an

Aussie campaign designed to draw attention to tackling
global warming and get people talking about what we can
do to help. It brings communities together, with one in
every three Aussies taking part!
The City of Nedlands is holding a Clean up Australia

Day event on Sunday 6 March and is looking for
volunteers to come along and lend a hand! Morning
tea is provided.
Come and join us for free food, fun and creative activities
for all ages, entertainment and local musicians. Bring
your own water bottle for free refills (thanks to WMRC
Earth Carers) and if you can, leave your car at home or carpool for your chance to win a TravelSmart prize! Parking is
available at the nearby Allen Park Lower Pavilion.
Sunday 6 March, 9.00 am 11.00 am, Nidjalla Loop,

Swanbourne.
The City will lead a clean-up activity around the area
and the surrounding bushland, and we would love as
many volunteers as possible.
NATURAL AREA FRIENDS GROUPS

ACTIVITIES
Registering for the event will help us plan the cleanup activities, equipment and ensure we have enough
morning tea to keep the whole team happy! The
meeting point is a small grass reserve on Nidjalla
Loop it will be clearly marked on the day so you
can nd us.
Friends of Allen Park

Come along and help the Friends of Allen Park with their
summer watering program on Saturday, 13 and 27 February
from 8.00 am 9.15 am. Meet in front of the Associates
Rugby Club building in Swanbourne off Odern Crescent.
Participants are advised to bring sunscreen, a hat

and enclosed shoes. Bring your own water bottle for
us to ll up for you the day.
NEW YEAR VOLUNTEER?
These events are extremely rewarding and great

for bringing the community together for the benet
of our environment. We look forward to seeing
you there!
Did you make any resolutions for 2016? Why not

kick start the year off by trying something different
or developing new skills? Volunteering is the
perfect way to do this, and to help others and the
community at the same time.
For more information contact the Citys Waste

Minimisation Coordinator on 9273 3500. To register,
go to the Citys website.
SPLASHFEST
Sunday, 13 March, 2.00 pm 5.00 pm
Swanbourne Reserve, Swanbourne.
Splashfest is an opportunity for families to enjoy a
free fun day out. Children of all ages will love the
water rides, water slides, dry games and other fun
activities. You can relax in the chill out marquee
while enjoying diverse performances from young
local performers. There will also be a range of stalls
and activities, plus food and drink for sale. For more
information please contact Mel Dias, Community
Development Officer (Youth and Children), on
mdias@nedlands.wa.gov.au or 9273 3579.
The Friends of Allen Park also meet every Tuesday during

the week to undertake activities in the bushland from 9.00
am 11.00 am. All welcome please bring hat, water
bottle and sturdy shoes. All equipment will be supplied.
Please ring 9384 7983 if you are interested.
Friends of Shenton Bushland
For more information contact Robyn Forrest

(Community Development Ofcer Volunteering)
on 9273 3640 or volunteering@nedlands.wa.gov.au
or visit nedlands.com.au
All volunteers are welcome to join the Friends of Shenton

Bushland Inc. Anyone with an interest in Perths natural
bushlands are welcome whether to help with weed control,
writing newsletters, planning and setting out guided walks,
maintaining our website, doing ora surveys, liaising with
local schools, distributing newsletters, or photographing
flora and fauna there are plenty of opportunities! The
Friends of Shenton Bushland also meet every Sunday from
8.00 am 10.00 am to undertake activities in the bushland.
Please contact Dani on 0420 334601 if interested.
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT NEWS
COUNCIL MEETING DATES
The City is improving opportunities for the

community to engage with the Council on a range of
projects and activities. EngagementHQ is currently
being installed on the Citys website and will be live
during February. Stay tuned to the website for your
voice to be heard in Nedlands.
Committee meeting 9 February

Council meeting 23 February
Visit the Nedlands Volunteer Resource Centre for

friendly, free information regarding volunteering
opportunities.
You can make a difference in 2016!
Meetings start at 7 pm and are held in the Council

Chambers, 71 Stirling Highway. Please enter from the
Smyth Street entrance.
71 Stirling Highway. Nedlands WA 6009 | 9273 3500 | council@nedlands.wa.gov.au | nedlands.wa.gov.au
Indoor
pool for
Davies Rd
By DAVID COHEN
Claremont will get a new
indoor heated pool as part of
a $10.35million refurbishment
of its Davies Road complex.
On Tuesday night some councillors thought the plan was a
bad one, but the vote to start
stage one was 7-3.
Remember, were not voting for the colour of the ladies
change rooms or where the
chairs are placed, councillor
Karen Wood said.
This is a very important asset
that requires upgrading.
A report to councillors said
stage one would cost $8.54million and include the indoor
pool, new change rooms for men,
women and families, a function
room, shops, a better cafe, a
water playground for kids, and
improved parking.
Ms Wood said it was unfortunate there was no pool for
the Dolphins water polo club
in the plan.
She said the proposal to
spread the cost over 20 years
was sensible.
The report said stage one
would be funded by a $4million
loan, $1.975million in grants and
$2.565million of council money.
Claremont has stashed
$460,000 in its pool fund since
it had to spend $1.9million on
repairs six years ago.
About $2million would come
from the councils future fund.
The report said the past financial year had seen the pool
built in 1971 recover about
90% of its cost through fees and
charges.
Local artist Jerome Davenport works on paintings for his debut solo exhibition, High Contrast, opening on Friday, February 12. Photos: Paul McGovern
Art from a spray can

By JACOB NAZROO
Subiaco-based aerosol artist
Jerome Davenport (26) will
hold his first solo exhibition
of about 30 paintings and
photographs in what he calls
a New York-style warehouse
next weekend.
Water, light and the feminine
form will be central themes of
his 15 painted and 15 photographic pieces.
I have always loved working
with water and light, Jerome said.
Jerome has been working on
the collection for six months and
said there would be some sleepless nights before the exhibition
in West Perth on Friday and
Saturday, because he was yet
to finish three paintings.

The paintings take him between about four days and
several weeks to complete and
he has thrown one out after
starting it.
It just did not work, he said.
Jerome said at some point
during every painting he felt
like throwing it out.
I always have heaps of selfdoubt, he said.
You are your own worst critic.
After doing theatre set building at WAAPA, Jerome painted
murals for Perth cafes and then
started taking his painting more
seriously.
Jerome said he was excited to
be the first artist to exhibit at
Fridays Studio in Old Aberdeen
Place, in West Perth.
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Memory of Anzac heroes given new life

Four of the norfolk island
pines in Memorial Drive,
Mosman Park, that honour
fallen local World War I soldiers, will be replaced with
saplings.
The trees that are in poor
health and scheduled for replanting are Nos 6, 7, 9 and 19.
Pine No. 6 was planted by Mrs
H.C. Press in memory of the
fallen members of the Westralia
Lodge No. 9 of the Protestant
Alliance Friendly Society of
Australasia.
Dagmar John planted No. 7
in memory of Lance Corporal
Harry John, 43rd Battalion;
No. 9 was planted by Mr C.
Clinger in memory of Private
C.A. (Allen) John, 51st Battalion;
and No.19 was planted by
Morris Press in memory of
Private William Stevens Press,
16th Battalion.
Saplings that were planted
in 2010, replacing two pines at
the end of their lives, are now
thriving.
The Lone Pine tree that was
propagated from the original
pine in Gallipoli is also thriving
in its new location, overlooking
Mosman Bay.
Mosman Park CEO Kevin
Poynton, who is also president
of the Mosman Park sub-branch
of the RSL, said the four new
trees would be planted after
summer.
By planting these new trees
in the cooler months, we will
maximise their chance of survival, and ensure that the legacy
of these brave men endures here
in Mosman Park for generations
to come, he said.
The timber from the trees
will not be wasted.
It will be used at the Russell

Brown Adventure Park where
the logs will be given a second
life and installed in a place surrounded by the joyful sounds of
children at play.
The four ailing pines are
scheduled to be felled later
this month.
The council is encouraging
anyone with information about
the servicemen they honour, or
who knows of their descendants,
to get in touch.
People who would like to pay
their respects are invited to
contact the council by February
19 to attend a commemoration
in May.
Contact the council by email
to admin@mosmanpark.wa.gov.
au, call 9384 1633 during ofce
hours, or write to the council
at PO Box 3, Mosman Park WA The dead norfolk island pines in Memorial Drive, Mosman Park, will be
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Quay for Gen Xs
Weve always lived in

the western suburbs.
So why would we retire anywhere else?
Elizabeth Quay is for the kids of baby

boomers, Premier Colin Barnett says.
2016 is going to be an interesting year, Mr
Barnett said, at the Australia Day celebration
in Peppermint Grove.
Elizabeth Quay has been somewhat controversial, especially in the western suburbs.
They [baby boomer children] will live in a
sophisticated place.
Mr Barnett also spruiked the new childrens
hospital and Yagan Square in the city.
To my knowledge, its the only recognition
of Aboriginals in the CBD, he said.
Mr Barnett said the new football stadium at
Burswood was only 20 months away.
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Cockies safe in red tape plan

Land like the bush in
Underwood Avenue, Floreat,
will be safe under the state
government plan to speed up
development approvals, the
federal government says.
Late last year, state government
announced a system that includes
a blanket coverage of approval in
the Perth and Peel areas. People
have until April 8 to comment on
the proposal.
The then federal Minister for
Cities and the Built Environment,
Jamie Briggs, said the federal
government had not yet agreed
to the idea and would wait to see
what people thought.
He said land important to the
endangered carnabys cockatoo

would still be protected.
The University of WA has been
trying for more than 10 years to
build a housing estate on part of
the land it owns in Underwood
Avenue, but has been stymied by
federal government protection
of the cockatoos that roost there.
Under the state governments
proposed scheme, planning
processes would be relaxed to
fast-track developments.
Comments should be sent to:
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teacher Sue Phillips at Scotch College. Photo: Billie Fairclough
Scotch welcomes 4-yr-olds

Fifteen young boys created
history at Scotch College on
Monday morning.
The four and five-year-olds
were the Swanbourne schools
first pre-primary students and
they started learning at 8.30am.
Their classroom had a white
sofa, kinetic sand and a reading room with a tepee that
doubled as a quiet-time area.
There were a few tears
from some parents but no
distressed kids, teacher Sue
Phillips said.
We had held orientation
sessions, so there were no
surprises.
The boys wore bright yellow
shirts and dark blue shorts so
they could be easily distin-
guished from older students.

Part of Scotchs pre-primary
education is based on the
Reggio Emilia approach, which
was developed in post World
War II Italy.
Part of Reggio Emilia involves teaching how to use
painting, sculpting, drama and
other pursuits in everyday life.
Teaching assistant Jane
Ricciardello helped some boys
mould shapes with kinetic
sand, while others touched
tactile numbers to get them
started on maths.
Outside was a small bench
with a clamp for woodwork
and craft.
Another Reggio Emilia
method is using muted shades
in the classroom, instead of
primary colours.
Its all about the boys bringing the colour to the space,
Sue said.
Scotch headmaster Alec
OConnell said Monday was
an exciting moment in the
colleges history.
He said pre-primary education was in demand.
High-quality education in
the early years for children is
vital in developing enquiring
minds and a thirst for learning about themselves and the
world in which they interact,
Dr OConnell said.
Scotch is now taking preprimary enrolments for next
year and will give prospective
parents a tour.
The AACDS Student Clinic is supervised

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Treatments are performed by students
studying formal qualications in dermal
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Paper Bird,
Childrens
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This cosy childrens bookshop is
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Australian literature and the latest in quality
books from local writers and illustrators
alongside the best from around the world.
From infants to young adults, coming to
Paper Bird is like entering an imaginarium
of stories.
Paper Bird houses a gallery and studios
for childrens writers and illustrators,
including the Inkling Art Space, so it is tting
that quality art supplies are also sold here,

including bees wax crayons for little kids and
the best drawing and painting materials for
budding writers and illustrators.
Immerse yourself in a world of stories
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February 6
2016
Australia Day
Boosting beach safety

TO make Cottesloes beaches safer for everyone,
the Town wants to restrict the set-up and launching of sailboards and other sailing craft to the area
between Rosendo and Princes Streets.
This requires an amendment to Cottesloes Beaches
and Beach Reserves Local Law. This is proposed and
is open for public comment by mail or email until
4pm, Monday March 7.
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at council@cottesloe.wa.gov.au.
Jack Walsh is Cottesloes

CITIZEN of the YEAR
RECOGNISING his outstanding contribution to the community and Town
of Cottesloe in more than 17 years as a Councillor, and latterly as deputy
Mayor, Cottesloe honoured Jack Walsh as the Towns Citizen of the Year on
Australia Day.
Mayor Dawkins said

Jack was elected to North
Ward in October 1998 and
served continuously until
he retired from Council at
the October 2015 election.
His foremost interest
involved the Development
COMMUNITY feedback and comment on Cottesloes Services Committee and
Strategic Community Plan is invited. Full details of the planning matters.
Jack served on this complan are available and can be seen at the Town website;
RU LQ KDUG FRS\ DW WKH %URRPH 6WUHHW RIFHV DQG WKH mittee for 16 years and over
Grove Public Library.
IT is with great pleaWritten submissions will be accepted up to 4pm on
Friday February 12 and should be mailed to PO Box
sure that I present the
606, Cottesloe WA 6911 or by emailed to council@
Young Citizen of the Year
cottesloe.wa.gov.au.
Award for 2016, along
For more information, or to discuss the draft plan, please
with a Leeuwin Ocean
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Adventure Foundation
trip to Tom Joyner, said
TO help Cottesloe TenJo Dawkins.
Tennis club loan Mayor
nis Club with its planned
Tom earns this award
courts expansion and
with his impressive list
improved lighting, the 4pm, Monday February 22,
of achievements, both
Council proposes taking please).
academically and for his
Full information on the
out an unbudgeted, selfcontributions to the comsupporting loan of up to loan is available at the usuDO VRXUFHV 7RZQ RIFH munity at large.
$420,000.
Tom is the current
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invited (to be received by Town website.
of ICEA (the Indigenous
Communities Education
and Awareness FoundaFebruary to December 2016
tion), a Perth-based youth
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Closing Dates
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4th Tuesday
Strategic Community Plan
COUNCIL MEETINGS
by 4.00pm
6.00pm
7.00pm
5-Jan
16-Feb
23-Feb
29-Mar
9-Feb
22-Mar
8-Mar
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26-Apr
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24-May
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dates in advance with the Development Services
department on 9285 5042.
Council meeting is held in the Council Chambers.
CHAIRPERSON Christine Palmer, Treasurer

Jeni Owens and Programme
Co-ordinator
Jean Harvey received this
years award on behalf of
all their members.
Westcoast Community
Centre, which has more
than 460 members, was
established in 1993, and is
based at the Grove Library
Precinct.
Their aim is creation of
a congenial community
meeting place particularly
for Cottesloe, Peppermint
Grove and Mosman Park
people, and to increase
knowledge
and
skills
through a variety of courses, lectures and visits to
this time developed great

understanding of development and planning.
Jack also served on
many other committees
including Strategic Planning, WESROC, Tapps,
CAPH, Local Government
Association, Care for Cottesloe and Bicycle Working
Group; and other working
groups over the years.
He worked hard for what
Tom Joyner becomes

Young Citizen of the Year
inspire reconciliation, and
promote mutual respect
and Indigenous cultural
awareness in local schools
and in the wider West Australian community.
Before this Tom volunteered
extensively
throughout the organisations many programmes.
He was part of the
Marja Mob series, which
provides combined surf,
sporting and cultural activities for high school
students in Perth; and
was part of the organising
crew of the annual ICEA
Classic surf event in Cottesloe. Another of Toms

activities was the Yarn
Programme, which aims to
help high school students,
as well the wider WA community, to understand indigenous identity, history
and reconciliation.
Tom is studying Medicine at UWA, majoring in
Physiology, and Aboriginal Health and Wellbeing,
with the ultimate aim of
becoming a doctor. He has
excelled in sporting also,
when an active member of
North Cott SLSC.
Westcoast
Community
Centre is
Community
Group of
the Year
ERRNLQJV KHDOWK DQG Wness, and interesting outings.

A DVD produced in
2013 as part of their 20th
Anniversary Celebrations,
shows many aspects of the
Centres history, interlaced
with some favourite recipes
from their cooking classes.
What Westcoast Community Centre does very
skilfully, is demonstrate
the true value of a community centre, said Mayor Dawkins. It is a place
made by the community,
for the community, where
every member and every
volunteer becomes a valued asset. We are recognising that achievement today
with this award.
places of local and regional

interest.
The Centre is primarily
run by volunteers, with local community members
planning and contributing
to the programmes and
events. These include inspirational speakers, cooking classes, book clubs,
arts and crafts, board game
clubs, theatre and concert
Sculpture by the Sea

needs volunteers
LOCAL volunteers have

always been integral to the
superb annual Sculpture
by the Sea exhibition on
the Cottesloe beachfront.
Organisers have again this
year appealed to the Town,
inviting local people to consider volunteering their
time and be part of the
event.
From opening day on

March 4 through to March
20, this will be the twelfth
staging of the charismatic
sculpture show that brings so
much attention to the Town.
For more information on
how you could be involved,
he believed in and was a

tireless advocate for the
community and local residents.
His experience gained
over so many years was
an asset to successive
Councils, said the Mayor,
and Jack was able to assist Councillors with his
informed views when considering a wide range of
complex matters.
please contact Pippa Walker,

the exhibitions assistant, by
phone (02) 8399 0233, or
email volunteer@sculpture
bythesea.com; or refer to the
Sculpture by the Sea volunteer information on the Cottesloe website.
2016 winners: from left,

Colin and Sue Beauchamp, Clinton Heal,
Tracey Mullan Community Event award; Mayor
Jo Dawkins; Jean Harvey, Jeni Owens, Christine Palmer Community Group award; Tom
Joyner Young Citizen of
the Year; and Jack Walsh
Citizen of the Year.
Skin
Screening
Week is
Community
Event of
the Year
melanomaWA Founder
and CEO, Clinton Heal,
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Tracey Mullan received
the award from Mayor
Jo Dawkins on behalf of
their members.
In November 2015, melanomaWA (which is based at
the Cancer Wellness Centre
in Cottesloe) partnered the
Lions Cancer Institute to
co-ordinate their event at
Cottesloe Beachfront the
2015 melanomaWA Community Skin Screening
Week.
They set up a unit at Cottesloe beachfront offering
members of the public free
skin screenings for skin
cancer, in particular, for
melanoma, the most dangerous form of skin cancer.
It tied in to National Skin
Cancer Action Week, a national campaign to promote
skin cancer awareness and
prevention through early
detection.
In all, 443 people were
screened in Cottesloe during the week. Seventy of
those screened were referred to a specialist for
further investigation of suspect lesions. melanomaWA
deemed the event to be a
great success in changing
peoples behaviour to become proactive about their
health.
While highlighting National Skin Cancer Action
Week the event emphasised
the importance of early detection as a way of preventing skin cancer, especially
the potentially deadly
melanoma; and of removing obstacles that prevent
people from getting their
skin screened.
In presenting this award
to melanomaWA, we thank
and recognise them for generously providing this important service to our local
community and the wider
WA community, said the
Mayor. We also look forward to the skin screening
week event becoming an
annual addition to the Cottesloe calendar.
Oval boss resigns

Gary Walton resigned suddenly as the CEO of the WA
Football Commission last week.
Mr Walton is a Subiaco resident.
The WAFC has more than 70
years left on a 99-lease with
Subiaco council to manage
Subiaco Oval, where it also has
its head office.
Mr Walton became the WAFCs
head about four years ago, the
same year his wife, Sandra, resigned from the Central ward seat
she had won in the 2011 Subiaco
council elections.
In a statement, Mr Walton said
he had worked to prepare football
for some of the most significant
changes in the past 25 years but
had arrived at the decision to step
down over the summer.
It is time for a new individual

to see those changes implemented
and keep securing a strong future
for football in WA, he said.
WAFC chairman Murray
McHenry thanked Mr Walton for
his service to the commission and
said he had achieved a lot.
Garys period as CEO has seen
the WAFC commence discussions with the state government
over the future financial model
to sustain football in WA once
the new stadium opens, he said.
It has also involved the establishment of Perth Stadium
Management with our international partners and the development
of a strong submission to become
operator of the new stadium.
Dierent strokes ... painting enthusiast Martin Cahill, left, is looking for someone to take over from
helper Nelson Franco when he leaves Australia shortly. Photo: Loyd Gorman
Martin paints a bright world

Martin Cahill enjoys painting kookaburras, self-portraits
and blocks of colour.
Martin (27), of Shenton Park,
showed some early promise in
school but only rediscovered
his potential and love of painting after his mother, Jenny, got
him an easel and materials
over a year ago.
In that short time he has
been highly commended in the
2015 As We Are exhibition, for
artists who have intellectual
disabilities.
He has also been asked to
submit a painting for display at
Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital
next month.
Examples of his work are also

on display at The Little Pantry
in Nicholson Road, Subiaco.
Jenny says painting has
become very meaningful and
rewarding for Martin.
He spends up to 12 hours
a week painting pictures and
his art has developed a lot in
the last year, she said.
Nelson Franco, a Colombian
visual arts student who has
lived in Australia for the
past seven years, has helped
Martins progress as an artist.
For the past year he has spent
time with Martin two or three
times a week, helping him,
advising him, encouraging him
and just hanging out with him.

But with Nelsons return to
South America looming, Jenny
wants to keep the ball rolling.
Nelson has been amazing
and has made a real difference
to Martin, she said.
Its been a wonderful opportunity for him.
We are looking for someone
who would be interested in
working with Martin on his
artistic development.
There are a lot of artists out
there and hopefully this will
appeal to someone who can
help him.
Jenny can be contacted at
cahilljm@bigpond.net.au.
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KEEPING THE TOWN OF CLAREMONT COMMUNIT Y INFORMED | FEBRUARY 2016
FROM THE MAYORS DESK
Here in Claremont we are

incredibly lucky to have a vibrant
entertainment precinct right on
our doorstep. The Claremont town
centre offers a range of stylish and
eclectic opportunities to shop, dine
and be entertained.
In partnership with local businesses, the Town is
committed to the promotion the town centre through
the Claremont Now project. Under the direction of
the Claremont Now Board, the project has delivered
such initiatives as the Love #Claremonttowncentre
social media campaign, the Christmas concert series as
well as number of workshops to assist businesses. The
Claremont Now Board is currently looking for a new
member, if you are keen to participate, come along to the
next AGM on 23 February (refer to the full article on this
page for more details).
The Town also works hard in other areas to improve
the amenity and safety of the town centre including
projects such as the recent enhancements to Avion
Way, monitoring of CCTV footage, removal of graffiti
and monitoring of traffic and illegal parking in the town
centre. The Towns Rangers work collaboratively with
the WA Police to reduce the impact of illegal parking
and anti-social behaviour on residents. The Towns
Environmental Health Officers also conduct ongoing
inspections of food outlets and monitor noise levels both
in the town centre and at the showgrounds.
SCHOOL DAYS
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FRESHWATER BAY MUSEUM
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bition
bruary through
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until 21 December
Museum,
er at the Freshwater Bay
ay M
useum
66 Victoria Avenue, Claremont.
With the kids settling back into school this month

now is the perfect time to take in the Freshwater Bay
Museums new exhibition, School Days. The exhibition
features classroom stories, school photographs
and memorabilia from some of the more than 25
educational institutions established in Claremont from
the earliest days of the Swan River colony.
Town of Claremont is keen to gain your

input on the future direction of its
Freshwater Bay Museum. To have your
say, look out for the Towns post card
size survey in your letterbox soon.
The nostalgic exhibition offers a wonderful snapshot

of days spent at school dating back to the turn of the
Is Your Business in the

Claremont Town Centre?
Update LandCorps
Claremont on the Park
The Claremont Now Board is looking for a new member.

Claremont Now is a joint initiative between the business
community and the Town of Claremont. The Board and
the Town work together to promote the town centre
as the premier place to shop, dine and be entertained.
The project is funded by a special area rate, matched by
Council.
Development
After an extensive program of works since March 2015,
the new section of Shenton Road is now fully open to
both pedestrian and vehicle traffic. Over the coming
months traffic signals will be installed at the intersection
of Shenton Road and Davies Road to improve traffic flow.
To have your say and to support the promotion of

Claremont, come along to the AGM at 5.30pm on
Tuesday 23 February at the Claremont Hotel, 1 Bay
View Terrace, Claremont.
With road works complete, an extensive landscaping

program has kicked off, with the commitment to plant
over 300 new trees. The first stage will see around 190
trees planted by late February, including the creation of
landscaped garden beds. When complete, there will be a
number of interconnected areas of public open space to
promote foot traffic and access to local facilities.
In short, as a Council we advocate on behalf of you, the

local community, to ensure you remain safe and that
your rights are protected. This year ahead we remain
committed to serving you.
Waroona and district fires appeal
Jock Barker,
Mayor
Claremont Council has contributed $2000 to those affected by the devastating bushfires in the South West shires of
Waroona and Harvey. CEO Stephen Goode, said both Town of Claremont employees and Council were keen to contribute
having themselves experienced the devastating effects of fire following the near destruction of their administration
building and Council Chambers in 2010.
To find out more about how you can contribute to the Lord Mayors Distress Relief Fund call 9461 3886.
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IN YOUR COMMUNITY - FEBRUARY - MARCH

Fri 12 February
Wed 17 February
Sun 21 February
Kickin Back Pool Party Earth Carers Course
Family Fun Day - 11am to 3pm
6pm to 9pm Splash down for some
serious fun with pool inflatables, a

live DJ and games.
Claremont Aquatic Centre
Prepare yourself for earth friendly,

waste free living!
To register call 9384 4003 or email
earthcarers@wmrc.wa.gov.au
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MRS HERBERTS PARK
Bring the family along to cool down in

the pool with some inflatable fun and
games for everyone!
Registrations essential on 9285 4395 or events@claremont.wa.gov.au

For more information visit www.claremont.wa.gov.au
Claremont Aquatic Centre
AT THE CLAREMONT COMMUNITY HUB - 327 Stirling Hwy, Claremont

Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
French Conversation
English Conversation Class*
Broadband for Seniors*
Baby Rhyme Time
1.30pm to 2.30pm
10am to 12noon
10.30am
History in a Coffee Cup*

Mary Nenkes Australian Story
Storytime
9.30am - 10.30am
(Suitable for 10 - 2 year olds)
3rd March - 9.30am to 10.30am
Suitable for 2 - 4 year olds)
Practice your spoken English, if English is

your second language.
Mandarin Conversation
Climbing My Tree
10:45am - 11:45am
Knitting Clubb
Mahjong
1st March 1pm to 3pm
10am to 12pm, Cost is $5 a session
8th Feb - 1.30pm to 3.30pm
*9285 4353 to reserve a place.
Find out how to research your family tree online
Italian Conversation - 5.45pm - 6.45pm

JP Service 6.00pm - 6.45pm
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26th February, 2pm to 3pm
Lego Club
3.30pm to 4.30pm
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Ionas Year 12 students are

diving head first into the academic year after a motivational
presentation by seven-time
womens world marathon
swimming champion, ShelleyTaylor Smith.
Year 12 head David Sheehan

said it was important the students began the year focusing on
goal-setting, having a go, finishing with no regrets, and making
the most of all opportunities.
The girls often hear the catchcry Iona girls make a difference, and we believe that having
Shelley Taylor-Smith speak to
the girls about making the most
of the opportunities afforded

to them will be an invaluable
reminder of taking this positive
approach, he said.
Mr Sheehan said the students
heard about balancing their
goals and family commitments
while striving to achieve their
own personal best.
The girls were told a number
of Shelleys personal motivators,
including: attitude is gratitude; and the feminine code of
achievement, he said.
This is a wonderful way for
our girls to begin the school year
and we hope it will encourage
them to have a tremendous
year.
Shelley Taylor-Smith inspired Year 12s, from left, Amy Mackay, Isabelle Heinrich and Matilda Lyons.
Parking row at top Crawley units

By LLOYD GORMAN
A parking stoush at one of
Perths exclusive apartment
blocks ended up at the State
Administrative Tribunal.
The strata company for the
Cygne building at 8 Mounts Bay
Road which overlooks the
landmark Crawley boathouse
on the Swan River claims a
tenant has been parking where
he shouldnt, in a visitors bay.
This is conduct that has
been happening on a three-year
basis, lawyer Phil Monaco, acting for the strata company, told
the tribunal.
In the run-up to Christmas it
was happening on a nightly basis.
The [tenant] has never made
a formal request to use that
area and also [has a double
garage].
The Cygne building as seen from the Crawley boathouse.

Photo: Paul McGovern
The $35million development,
which was named Australian
apartment block of the year in
2007, has 12 visitor bays and a
33m lap pool, gym and entertainment area with a cabana.
Terry Hagan, representing
the tenant, said there was an
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explanation.
If no one else parks there
its 12 empty bays in the evening, and from time to time, not
permanently, [he] parks there
for reasons, he said.
We have written to the strata
company explaining what those
reasons are, seeking a meeting,

but that has been ignored.
He said they had asked if there
were special parking rules in
this area and had been told that
there were not.
Tim Carey, the tribunal
member who presided over the
directions hearing, asked him
if getting approval for parking
at particular times in the visitors carpark would be the ideal
situation.
That would be a wonderful
outcome for us, Mr Hagan said.
The issue will go to a threehour mediation session on
February 16 and all residents
have been invited to attend.
About four months ago a penthouse apartment at Cygne with
three bedrooms, two bathrooms
and two car spaces sold for just
over $4million.
Scouts honour
Australia Day honour
recipient Peter Walton, pictured above, was incorrectly
named in a story last week.
Mr Walton, of Subiaco, received a Medal of the Order of
Australia for service to young
people. He is chairman of WA
Scouts Australia and a former
chief commissioner. He has
been involved in scouting
since 1957.
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Remember when Dollar Bill pounded the pennies?

Fifty years ago next week, on
February 14, 1966, Australia
began its conversion to dollars
and cents, or as it was called
then, decimal currency, from
the extraordinarily cumbersome pounds, shillings and
pence we inherited from the
British.
Prime minister Robert
Menzies, one of the most ardent
empire loyalists Australia has
ever produced, was persuaded
by his treasurer, Harold Holt,
to call the new currency the
dollar rather than the name he
preferred the royal.
The short way to write pounds,
shillings and pence was Lsd,
the L representing the looping
pound sign, s for shillings and
d for pence. An afternoon newspaper cost threepence, or 3d.

Until that busy second Monday
in February 50 years ago, our
currency was inordinately
complex.
There were 12 pennies in a
shilling and 20 shillings in a
pound. There were orins (two
shillings) and halfpennies.
If that doesnt sound complicated enough, try this: An item
costs three pounds four shillings and 10 pence, 3 4s 10d.
You hand over a five-pound
note. What change should you
receive?
The answer is 1/15/2.
Okay, now try this: You decide
to buy 10 of those 3/4/10 items.
How much will that cost?
The answer is not 30/40/100;
its 32/8/4.
Rocky Bay spreads help

supporting people living with
spina bida and hydrocephalus.
Ms Borthwick said Rocky
Bays sophisticated systems
and processes meant individualised service that focused on
optimising quality of life could
be provided over a wide area.
Rocky Bay was a natural
choice for the association,
she said.
Last year, Rocky Bay provided
support for more than 3000
West Australians living with
disabilities.
It is establishing a spina bida
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committee to provide guidance
on the best ways to support people affected by these conditions.
Anyone living with spina
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can contact Rocky Bay on 9383
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Rocky Bay will now deliver

services that have been provided by the Spina Bifida and
Hydrocephalus Association
for the past 45 years.
The association ceased operations in December last year after
an extensive search for a new
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The associations former president, Miriam Borthwick, has
joined the board of Rocky Bay.
Members and their families
recognised Rocky Bay could provide them with greater support
and a wider range of services
into the future, she said.
With the arrival of the
National Disability Insurance
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in WA, it was important our members had access to the greater
resources offered by Rocky Bay.
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Anyone who went through primary school grappling with such

exercises considered February
14, 1966, a day for rejoicing.
There were hardly any mathematical shortcuts with the old
money.
The changeover was made
simpler by giving two dollars
for each pound. This meant one
dollar equalled 10 shillings,
so one shilling could equal 10
cents.
But converting 12 pennies to
10 cents wasnt so straightforward and pennies were a large
part of transactions in 1966.
It all went smoothly for the
rst two pennies, but then it became a oating approximation,
like rounding at a supermarket
check-out.
The government gave us two
years to adjust to the new currency, during which time both
dollars and pounds were acceptable currency not just at
banks, but everywhere.
But we embraced dollars and
cents much faster than anyone
had predicted, and by 1968 the
old notes and coins had become
curiosities.
Youd nd a pound note in a
jacket or bag and despite the
relatively short time since it had
been superseded, it still looked
anachronistic, a throwback to
the dark ages.
It was interesting to note
that the ve-cent coin and the
sixpence, the 10-cent coin and
the shilling, and the 20-cent
coin and the two-bob bit were
identical in size and weight.
That was so vending machines
and parking meters would work
whether you fed in new money
or old.
After the two-year changeover,
shops and businesses were no
longer obliged to take payments
in the old currency.
Local banks are still required
to change Australian pounds,

shillings and pence over to dollars and cents, but ination has
made it a dud deal.
New Zealand changed over 18
months later, on July 10, 1967,
and in a rare moment of clarity,
Mother England saw the wisdom
of colonial ways and converted
to decimal currency on February
15, 1971, ve years and one day
after us.
And in the mid-70s we began

converting everything else to
metric.
How much has anyone missed
inches, feet, yards and miles,
rods and perches, pints, quarts
and gallons, ounces and pounds?
These days, only three
countries still use these imperial measurements exclusively:
Myanmar, Liberia and (yes) the
United States of America.
How would you cope with

pounds, shillings and
pence? Take the quiz.
1. How many pennies in a pound?
2. How many shillings in a guinea?
3. Whats 5/12/6 in dollars and
cents?
4. An item costs 5/12/6. How much
do five of them cost?
5. You have 12/2/3 and give a
friend 4/15/9. How much do you
have left?
6. Tickets cost 6/15/- each. How
much do two tickets cost?
7. A pound of butter costs 2/11/6.
How much for three pounds?
Answers
1. 240
2. 21
3. $11.25
4. 28/2/6
5. 7/6/6
6. 13/10/7. 7/14/6
By ROD EASDOWN
Do you remember the jingle?

The changeover to
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Renewed Regal draws crowds

By BRET CHRISTIAN
Subiacos acclaimed Regal
Theatre has a new lease of
life after a $2million interior
refit, including more than 1000
comfortable new seats.
No longer will you find you
have a spring sticking in your
bum, said Richard Diggins,
chairman of the Regal Theatre
Trust and a former Subiaco
mayor.
The theatre is having a very
successful run, booking more
than 200 individual shows bringing tens of thousands of visitors
to Subiaco.
On show nights, local restaurants and bars see a 40%
increase in patrons.
Mr Diggins said 90 people had
been involved in the refurbishment project for the handsome
building opposite the Subiaco
Hotel.
The Regal is assured of being
be a great people-attractor for
Subiaco and help local businesses
no end, especially with the imminent loss of AFL football from
Subiaco Oval, Mr Diggins said.
It is already booked out for
the rest of the year, including by
the Melbourne Comedy Festival
in autumn.
Art deco loo art.
Try this for size Regal Theatre manager Kim Knight, Richard Diggins and Subiaco mayor Heather Original art deco lights have been faithfully
restored.
Henderson check some of the 1086 new seats. Photos: Paul McGovern
The old seats have been
stripped out, the jarrah floor
sanded, the lighting and sound
systems replaced and the massive one-metre deep steel beam
supporting the balcony, or mantelpiece as Dame Edna Everage
called it, refurbished.
The leaky roof has been replaced, as has the fire escape.
The interior refurbishment
of the landmark theatre was a
team effort involving the Art
Deco Society, Subiaco council,
Lotterywest, Subiaco architects
Hames Sharley and contractors
Colgan Industries.
When the foyer carpet was
pulled up an intricate lino inlay
of a kings crown probably
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Opening in 1938 with the twin
romantic features Love Under
Fire and Shall We Dance, it
was the first picture theatre
in Australia to feature a soundproof crying room, where prams
were allocated numbers that
could be flashed on the screen
to alert parents to attend the
offending pram.
The theatre was bequeathed
to the people of WA by its last
private owner, travelling picture show man Paddy Baker,
who bought it in 1946 and died
in 1986.
Subiaco donated $500,000 to

replace1086 seats, to be paid off
over five years, while Lotterywest
kicked in $1.5million.
There are stages of the renovation remaining for the next
three years, including refurbishing the exterior, the foyer
air-conditioning, back of house
and Paddys Bar, built in the upstairs flat where Mr Baker lived.
Subiaco mayor Heather
Henderson said the council
had contributed because it
recognised the high historical
importance of the people-owned
theatre to WA, and its positive
effect on local business.
The councils big financial The projector Paddy Baker carted
contribution is an incentive for through the Wheatbelt for his
others to get involved, she said.
travelling picture shows.
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When the Regal Theatre reopened last week after the first
phase of its major revamp, it
was in no small part thanks to
the work of Subiaco heritage
engineer Ian Maitland.
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On Australia Day, Ian was

awarded a Medal of the Order of
Australia for service to cultural
heritage and civic engineering.
A structural engineer, Ian is
chairman of the WA branch of
Heritage Engineering Australia
and passionate about preserving
heritage and the built fabric of
WA, and coming up with ways
that can be done.
As well as being more comfortable in the Regals new seats,
audiences will be able to hear
performances better, and the
historic building is now sounder
and safer due to Ians work.
Rain falling on the roof was
audible during performances,
so the roof was taken off, sound
insulation material put in and
the roof put back on, Ian said.
There was a significant defect
in the first-floor balcony structure that required some intricate
structural strengthening, and
that was very challenging.
You see none of that, because
its below the floorboards and
above the ceiling.
Ian said the new interior
looked stunning.
As well as his work on the
Regal, Ian has been responsible for bringing St Georges
Cathedral in Perth up to modern
earthquake standards work
that, like his Regal project, is
mostly invisible.
He has worked on more than
300 conservation and herit-
On Australia Day, structural and

heritage engineer Ian Maitland,
who worked on the Regal Theatre refurbishment, was awarded
a Medal of the Order of Australia
(OAM) for service to cultural heritage and civic engineering.
age projects in WA, including
cranes, timber bridges, lighthouses, farmhouses and even
the Mundaring to Kalgoorlie
pipeline.
A group of Subiaco residents
who were worried about the possible effect of nearby high-rise
construction on their 110-yearold heritage-listed houses commissioned him to carry out an
independent and professional
structural assessment of them.
Ian has won several prestigious industry awards for his
work and said the OAM had
come at a turning point in his
life.
Its a great honour, of course,
and it comes at the end of my 53
years as an engineer, he said.
So its very significant for me
personally and professionally,
following on as it does from the
John Monash Medal [2012].

While he has scaled down
his day-to-day workload, Ian
said he did not intend to retire
completely but planned to
concentrate on spreading the
value and message of heritage
engineering.
Im putting together a course
for engineers who are interested
in hertiage work, he said.
Theres no university or
TAFE training around the
country in the field of heritage
engineering.
Thats one thing I want to do
this year: pass on my knowledge
and my experience to other
people.
We are trying to have a national program, but thats a little
bit down the line.
First well set something
up for WA, probably be at the
Engineers Australia office in
Murray Street, West Perth.
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Olivia carries on
the family tradition
Fourth generation St Hildas
student Olivia Duane has just
nished her rst week of Year
7 and says it has been her
biggest life adventure.
While some new girls are
working out the weekly timetable, Olivia is adjusting to being
surrounded by people at the
Mosman Park school.
A country girl, Olivia is one
of the schools new boarders
and has moved from Mingenew
Primary School with six classmates to more than 120.
I miss riding my horses Rusty
and Rosie after school, and my
dog Maisie, but there are plenty
of things to keep me from missing them too much, Olivia said.
The school pool is huge and
I can go swimming every day.
I am also going to try tennis.
Olivias mother, Bec, is also
adjusting to one fewer face at
the dinner table each night, but
Help put stress

into research
as a former St Hildas boarding

student she believes the move
is the right one for Olivia and
from the sea of faces she will
nd lifelong friends.
I came to boarding school
from Esperance and really felt
like a sh out of water to begin
with, she said. But you gradually build close relationships
that you depend on.
From what we have seen so
far, life as a boarder seems to
be full of adventure and exciting opportunities.
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It seems much more homely
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beds I remember.
And we are really impressed
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I am really pleased Olivia
is carrying on the family tra- Bec Duanes daughter, Olivia, is the fourth generation of the family to
attend St Hildas.
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Physios honoured for helping people get their breath back

Physiotherapists Sue Jenkins
and Nola Cecins have each received the Medal of the Order
of Australia (OAM) for services
to people with lung diseases.
Ms Cecins has been a senior pulmonary rehabilitation
physiotherapist at Sir Charles
Gairdner Hospitals physiotherapy department since 1997.
Until recently, she was the
consultant clinical specialist
in pulmonary rehabilitation
with community physiotherapy
services and is a member of the
executive advisory group of the
Respiratory Health Network.
Dr Jenkins is also a senior
pulmonary rehabilitation physi-
otherapist in the same department and at the Institute for

Respiratory Health.
She is widely published in the
eld, is on several boards, and is
professor at Curtin Universitys
school of physiotherapy and
exercise science.
Dr Jenkins and Ms Cecins
jointly manage the pulmonary
rehabilitation service at SCGH.
Ms Cecins said they were both
proud to receive the OAM.
We feel it recognises the
importance of pulmonary rehabilitation for people with a
range of common lung diseases
such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and asthma, and
less common conditions such
as brotic lung disease, lung

cancer and bronchiectasis,
she said.
These diseases cause distressing symptoms, such as
breathlessness and fatigue, and
restrict peoples ability to carry
out everyday activities that most
people take for granted.
Dr Jenkins said pulmonary
rehabilitation involved supervised exercise and information
tailored to individual needs
that had been shown to reduce
breathlessness, improve a patients quality of life and also
reduce hospital admissions.
We hope to use this award to
raise the prole of pulmonary
rehabilitation, Dr Jenkins said.
This program is more benecial than most medications

for lung disease.
But while all Australians
have access to the medications,
not all have access to pulmonary
rehabilitation.
Our focus has been to undertake research to develop
and deliver the most benecial
programs, supported by SCGHs
physiotherapy department.
Further, our aim has been
to train physiotherapists to
provide effective pulmonary
rehabilitation and to advocate for program funding to
improve access for as many
Australians with lung disease
as possible.
Dr Jenkins and Ms Cecins said

they were grateful for the support from SCGHs physiotherapy
department.
Department head Ian Cooper
said Dr Jenkins and Ms Cecins
were already recognised as
outstanding clinicians and researchers, and they could now
add this high-prole recognition
to their list of successes.
They have worked very hard
to achieve their many accomplishments, and are deserving
recipients of the Medal of the
Order of Australia, he said
Dr Jenkins and Ms Cecins
will receive their medals at a
ceremony in Government House
in a few months.
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Tennis club due for revamp

Onslow Park Tennis Club
buildings will be revamped
with a new kitchen and changerooms.
Subiaco council, which owns
the Shenton Park club, has
advertised for tenders for the
project.
The project involves gutting
and refitting the mens and
womens changerooms.
The kitchen will also get a
complete overhaul and the main
hall will be upgraded.
A built-in six-burner gas
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Subiaco council wants contractors to keep disruption to
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The tennis club will remain
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The grass courts are closed
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Members and users of the
hall will require access to one
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should be organised to minimise
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The council has engaged
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Chinese New Year starts on Monday, and Mosman Park
reader KOK FOO CHANG says the Chinese community
will begin celebrations for the Year of the Monkey.
If you were born in the Year
of the Monkey (1920, 1932, 1944,
1956, 1968, 1980, 1992 or 2004),
its very likely you are a hard
working, creative, clever and
witty person.
Hatchets are
buried, quarrels
are settled, debts
are paid, and
there is goodwill
everywhere.
Traditionally, people began

the year with new clothes, new
shoes, a new coat of paint on
their doors and new red and
gold decorations.
Hatchets are buried, quarrels
are settled, debts are paid, and
there is goodwill everywhere.
The Year of the Monkey begins
on Monday, February 8, and will
end on Friday, January 27, 2017,
to be followed by the Year of
the Rooster.
The animal symbols dated
from a long, long time ago, possibly before 500BC.
Until recently, China was
predominantly an agricultural
country and it was believed
Kok Foo Chang says Monkey people are mischievous and love practical jokes.
farmers had problems remembering events and the sequence
of years.
Legend has it that one day,
the god of all gods, the Heavenly
Jade Emperor, called all the
animals to compete in a race,
on the understanding that the
first 12 animals to finish would
be honoured, with a year designated to each of them.
The rat, buffalo, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, goat,
monkey, rooster, dog and pig
finished in that order and the
popular, unique 12-year lunar
year cycle thus began.
The monkey, an active,
vigilant, tree-climbing animal,

survives and lives happily in the
natural environment.
It is also perceived as smart,
playful, resourceful, and able
to interact with humans.
Indeed, monkeys play a small
but significant part in Chinese
culture, because many Chinese
people love and adore them.
Older generations of Chinese
have long been enthralled, and
often mystified, by the story
of The Monkey King (The Sun
Wukong).
Sun was a hero in the classical
novel, The Journey to the West
(Xi You Ji), and had magical
power it was said he possessed

72 methods of transformation
and was able to travel 100,000
li in one somersault (one li is
500m).
These days, sculptures and
statues of monkeys, and the Sun
Wukong in particular, can be
seen over many parts of China.
This years Chinese horoscope
tells us to be prepared to work
hard to stand up for greater
rewards as opportunities are
everywhere. However, we need
to think twice when and if we
make any changes in our career,
business, finance and connections with other people.
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Each Chinese year is assigned

to one of the 12 animals in the
Chinese zodiac, which has a
12-year cycle.
This is the Year of the Monkey,
the ninth of the animals.
Monkey people also tend to
be mischievous, curious and
inventive, and love cracking
practical jokes.
Engineering, science, banking
and accounting, stock marketing,
and even salesmanship could be
ideal career choices for them.
But though this is their year,
monkey people should not show
off their wealth, and while there
is ample opportunity to invest,
they are to guard against greed,
speculative business and gambling, to avoid losing everything
and becoming poor.
Though China began using the
Gregorian calendar in 1912, the
Chinese people have continued
to use the traditional lunar
system to mark the dates and
new years.
Generally, a Chinese year has
12 lunar months, each having
either 29 or 30 days.
In order to correspond with
the movement of the Earth round
the Sun (one year that is 365
days), a month is added every
two or three lunar years.
A Chinese new year begins
with the new moon, and this may
occur between January 16 and
February 19 inclusive.
A new year is always cel-
ebrated with festivities held

over a week or up to 15 days,
depending on the area and the
prevailing custom.
Celebrations usually culminate and end on the 15th day
of the first lunar month, with
evening lantern displays and
processions.
The Chinese spare no effort to
celebrate the new year.
Universally, they believe the
new year is a new beginning and
the start of a better life.
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A. Phillips
Michelle and her Team went above

and beyond when it came to selling
our house in Nedlands. Simply put
they are the best and the go to agent
for all your real estate needs!
Murlen Champness
Michelle was a wonderful agent

to deal with. Professional,
knowledgeable and on the ball and made the whole sales process
incredibly smooth. She gave a solid
assessment of our property, set out a
clear marketing strategy and worked
hard to get the result we wanted.
Amazing Real Estate Agent!!
Michelle does it again
Her marketing advice

and scheduling was
spot on......all promises
were kept and achieved.
Property sold in one week.
Vince and Gill
Wonderful Experience
trust the agent
Michelle and her team are a

breeze to deal with - professional
and always on top of things.
Having both bought and sold
and property with her I would
recommend her to anyone
selling or buying in Nedlands.
William
A well-executed sale
The home was marketed very well

and with Michelles guidance put
onto the market at just the right time
for the best sale outcome. Michelle
offered advice for presentation and
was always available for our
questions or concerns. We would
certainly use Michelle again.
Cathy and Mike
I would like to thank Michelle for her

professionalism and negotiation skills
to get the best results for my sisters
unit. Her follow up on each issue
was dealt with quickly and efciently.
I would be only to happy to use her
again when the opportunity arises.
N. Reynolds
Outstanding from start to finish
Nedlands knowledge
Barbara
Michelle Kerr
The level of service provided by

Michelle and her support team was
second to none. I appreciated her
integrity, her superior knowledge of
the local market and in general her
very professional yet friendly manner.
She was a delight to deal with.
I highly recommend her services.
P. Gogna
Michelle Kerr
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Sharon
Michelle was great to deal with

and has a great team. I found parting
with my property difcult and I
appreciated her honest, supportive
and positive approach to the sale
process. Michelle is the sort of agent
I would be very happy to buy from
which is why I chose her as my agent.
Michelle and her Team, Katusha, were

wonderful agents! They were always
friendly and accommodating, while
professional and knowledgeable.
I would denitely recommend Michelle
as a real estate agent for anyone
looking to sell their property in
Nedlands. Thanks Michelle!
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Michelle was wonderful!
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Craig and Mahalia
We had an exceptional
experience dealing with Michelle.
She listened to our needs and
found us a home that
suited our needs and
budget, all whilst being
friendly, approachable
and professional.
L. Visagie
Michelle Kerr & her team sold

us more than just a building they sold a holistic vision of highly
desirable living. They were very
accessible and knowledgeable
regarding any question we had
and worked extremely hard to
solve any potential concerns.
Exceptional experience
Feeling fortunate
Michelle is warm, bubbly, and

great to work with. She inspired
our trust from the onset of our
house-selling experience by
demonstrating a deep knowledge
of the Nedlands market, and a
respectful consideration of
our needs and preferences.
Laurie and Dick
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more people trust
We were very impressed with

Michelle and her team. She
has a very positive no nonsense
attitude and is full of energy and
enthusiasm. We heeded the wise
advice given and sold fast and for
a price we were very happy with.
Very satised customer.
B. Winning
Above and beyond
It is something else that sets

Michelle apart from other agents.
During a time that had the potential
to be more than a little stressful,
Michelle was supportive,
encouraging, and empathic. I would
like to say thank you for all
the above and beyond.
Mandylee Munro
Michelle was a pleasure

to have as our agent. She
was highly professional, yet also
personable and took into
account the challenges of selling
a home with a young family. Michelle
displayed a good knowledge of
the local market and area.
Sian
Excellent service
Andrew and Monica
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Awesome!!
Thank you Michelle and team.

We had such a positive experience
selling our home. We were kept in
the loop the entire time and were
made to feel like the only
clients the team had.
Sasha and Scott
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We were delighted with the response

to her advertising and marketing
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sold within 4 weeks. We highly
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So friendly, nice and welcoming!

Michelle is denitely one of the best
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Crime goes online

A quarter of the nearly 46,000 reports to
Crime Stoppers WA last year were online.
That percentage is growing rapidly, according
to the organisation, as people use their phones
and the internet more frequently.
Last months details showed a 20% increase
in Decembers online reports.
The online report form is at crimestopperswa.com.au.
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Mourners targeted
Thieves have struck again

at Karrakatta Cemetery in
Railway Road.
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On Sunday they smashed a

window at 12.30pm and stole a
handbag left on the front seat.
Four hours later a mobile
phone and a handbag were
taken from an unlocked car.
In West Leederville, someone tried to hot-wire two cars
in Blencowe Street between
Saturday night and Sunday
morning.
A scooter was stolen from
Minim Close in Mosman Park
between last Friday night and
Saturday morning.
The owner found it damaged at the front of St Hildas
Primary School.
Police are examining blood
and fingerprints left on the
machine.
Tenant faces
eviction
A Shenton Park public
housing tenant is likely to
be evicted following his
conviction on a charge of
endangering life.
John Hamoa Rihia, of James
Street, was fined $500 in the
Perth Magistrates Court after
pleading guilty to the charge
on January 19.
Rihia was charged after police went to the public housing
block after getting a complaint
from a resident in August.
The Housing Authoritys
Greg Cash said his department
had asked for a transcript of
the court proceedings.
The Housing Authority
does not record the specific
details of tenants who are
going through the criminal
justice system, Mr Cash
said.
Under Housings rental
policy, dangerous activities
that occur at or adjacent to a
public rental housing property
that result in criminal charges;
or have resulted in injury to
a person in the immediate vicinity with subsequent police
charges or conviction, will
result in immediate eviction
proceedings.
Julies here to serve

Wembley police stations new officer-incharge says she wants to meet community
expectations on crime fighting.
Senior Sergeant Julie Foley (45) started at
the Cambridge Street station on Wednesday.
She has been a police officer for 26 years,
most of them as a detective.
I joined the force because I was keen on
becoming a physical training instructor,
she said.
But then the desire to help the community
kicked in and I was keen to be a detective.
Senior Sergeant Foley just spent 2 1/2 years
in Broome as the officer-in-charge of the
Kimberley districts crime and intelligence
coordination unit.
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Julie Foley.
Alan Tough relaxing on board after hearing he was

awarded a medal in the Order of Australia.
Honours for sailor, rower

Craig James and Alan
Tough enjoy different
water sports and their
dedication won them
national honours on
Australia Day.
Both men were awarded
medals in the Order of
Australia.
Mr James, of Mountjoy
Road, Nedlands, is dedicated to rowing.
He has been president
of Rowing WA since 1997.
He was an official at
the Beijing Olympics
and is a life member of
both Rowing WA and the
University of WA Boat
Club.
He contributes to other
sports, including the WA
Cricket Association and
the West Coast Football
Club, and was deputy
president of the WA Sports
Federation for 13 years.
Yachting is Alan Toughs
water sport.
He was president of
Yachting WA for two years
until 2007, and rear commodore at Royal Perth
Yacht Club in the 1990s.
His work as president
of Westcare, a charity that
helps people with disabilities, was also recognised.
Jenny Honeybun, from
Westcare said: Alan is
an amazing man who has
very humbly done so much
for so many people and
never looks for reward or
acknowledgment.
He was sole parent to
three daughters from a
very young age and juggled
this with a busy career
and several returns to
university for additional
degrees.
He never loses sight of
his roots and always take
time to acknowledge and
recognise the efforts of
others.
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Its the Western Suburbs best location. Right opposite the icons of our youth.
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0413 122 499
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Director Realmark West
6382 6100
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If only SAS Seaward houses

had been better maintained
A prudent owner
Despite the complete
would ensure an amount
contrast in consultative
was held in reserve for
approach by Lieutenant
continuing maintenance
General Mark Evans
at Seaward.
to the Seaward Village
The AuditorGeneral
review (Laughter
should be requested to
defuses Seaward tenassist the Senate not
sions, POST, January
only in carrying out its
23), compared with that
inquiry into the reputed
of Defence Housing
Mark Evans
need for demolition and
Australia, the agenda rereplacement, but also
mains the same where
will the money come from to revealing the costs associated
with the clumsy attempt to thrust
improve the army housing?
These homes were mostly built an unacceptable development
in 1991, six years after we built on the Allen Park community.
Lieutenant General Evans
our home in the same area.
If their homes are now only will be reporting to federal
fit for demolition, I ask how our Gippsland MP and Assistant
Minister for Defence Darren
home has survived.
The answer must be mainte- Chester, on whose website
Putting locals first, and
nance let slip by DHA.
Private investors would know Caring for the environment
DHA Property Care charges are prominent.
Let us hope Allen Park, with
16.5% of rental received, to
cover management, rent reviews, the people of Swanbourne and
repairs, maintenance and lease surrounds, will receive equal
support.
end restoration.
Neville Hills
Seaward Village is wholly
Jameson Street, Swanbourne
owned by DHA.
Phil Pedlow says he was very glad his pregnant wife was not in their car when a big branch fell on it in
Subiaco before Christmas.
Is Subiaco insuring against these big time bombs?

On December 6 last year, my
pregnant wife had a meeting in
Subiaco.
When she returned to our car
about 20 minutes later (about
1.50pm), she could barely see
the car, lost under a massive
fallen tree branch.
Im glad my wife wasnt in the
car, or next to it, at the time.
I dont think its too much of an
exaggeration to say that it could
have killed someone.
Two Subiaco council rangers
attended and were very helpful.
But the whole of the car roof
had been caved in and it had a
smashed windscreen, broken
wing mirror and many, many
scratches all over.
It seems this is not exactly a
new occurrence the POST re-
ported on the topic long before

last weeks report (When will
the widow maker strike again?).
It has to be questioned
whether Subiaco council is fulfilling its responsibilities in the
maintenance and management
of the trees.
Further, is it maintaining
sufficient insurance to cover
those who are unlucky enough
to park under one of these time
bombs?
I guess the moral of this story
for visitors to the area is be very
careful where you park your car!
At present our compensation
discussions with Subiaco council
are ongoing.
Phil and Michelle Pedlow
Alderbury Street, Floreat
See report, page 1
Subi must press MLCs to respect the system

Our political system uses the
principle of separation of powers to avoid corruption, but
most people are surprised to
find that this principle is not
constitutionally defined: its a
convention.
In my opinion, Premier Colin
Barnett seems set on defying
this key convention to punish
the people of Subiaco with the
City of Perth Bill.
But for this to happen, WAs
Upper House MPs (MLCs) will
need to turn a blind eye.
Separation of powers is not
defined because it is inherent
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in the structure and limits of

the Australian Constitution.
Similarly, it is in WAs Local
Government Act (1995), the
Act that the City of Perth Bill
usurps.
MLCs know it is wrong to
bypass these fundamental
principles in the way the Bill
seeks to do.
They refused to do exactly
this over amalgamations, when
metropolitan and country residents cried foul.
Mr Barnetts ill-judged apparent retribution for failed
amalgamations and reward for
lord mayor Lisa Scaffidi in the

City of Perth Bill might outrage
anyone, but it should incense
Subiaco residents.
The question is, now that
Subiaco stands alone as the
victim, will its residents cop
this unfairness without a whimper, or will they press MLCs to
show integrity and respect the
principles of our system?
Malcolm Mummery
Subiaco councillor and Dadour
Group convener
Keightley Road, Shenton Park
More letter page 50
FOR SALE
VACANT LAND OF 921SQM WITH SUBDIVISION APPROVAL IN PLACE
This fabulous block in a prestigious cul-de-sac location

in Swanbourne is ready to go! Planning permission for
sub-division into two green title blocks approved.
Its moments from the waters edge with ocean views
and across the road from Allen Park.
Imagine.taking a morning swim or stroll along
the beachfront and nishing with breakfast at the
Shorehouse Caf! Or walking the dog in picturesque
Allen Park with its stunning reserves and recreational
parklands that seemingly stretch forever!

Imagine. salty hair and sandy feet for happy kids
and when they are not at the beach, they have acres of
parkland at their doorstep to play tennis, cricket, footy
or rugby or simply run for hours!
Build a magnicent family
home, or use the
planning permission to sub-divide and build two!
Or build your dream home on one block and sell the
other! With a location like this, you cant go wrong!
Julie Barker
0417 425 433
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27th February 2016

On site 12.30pm (unless sold prior)
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This home is a fabulous starter home for a young family or a
professional couple. Situated on a corner block with a double carport
entry from the side street gives the property huge potential to build
a double garage with a granny at on top. Two very generous front
rooms with re places both being used as bedrooms, third bedroom
has an ensuite bathroom, 4th bedroom is smaller in size but still
acceptable. Gorgeous hallway with archway, lovely jarrah oorboards
452sqm
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in the original part of the home and bamboo in the kitchen, dining/
lounge room. Granite bench tops in the kitchen with a very generous
amount of storage. Second bathroom/laundry is combined. This is
one that you should put on the shopping list to see.
Auction particulars:
Deposit: $25,000 at fall of hammer
Seller reserves the right to sell prior
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Strata law changes are not the

only risk to homeowners security
The sense of security that
ownership of a property brings
is of utmost importance to most
people, and the prospect of having ones home sold from under
ones feet is quite unacceptable.
Still, the element of uncertainty attaching to ownership
vested through strata title is
understandable.
But what about the provision
that applies specifically to real
estate in WA, in terms of which
a person who innocently buys a
property from a seller who has
acted fraudulently and does not
have ownership or authority
to transfer ownership of that
property, gets to retain ownership of the property?
What is the reason for this
piece of legislation which seems
to fly in the face of common law
and common sense?
It would seem that this apparent anomaly should be

corrected unless good reason
can be advanced to support its
retention.
This state of affairs was highlighted in recent times when
title to a home in Wembley
Downs was found to have been
sold and transferred without
the knowledge or consent of
the owner, who was overseas
at the time.
The owner was debarred by
law from having title restored
to him/her.
As I understand matters, since
that case the deeds registry has
offered to advise registered
owners of any activity involving
their title.
That service has to be subscribed to, and comes at a price.
Brian Hills
Arundale Crescent, Wembley Downs
am and Mia Norton, of Floreat, recently travelled to Nozawa Onsen Ski Resort in Nagano, Japan, to ski
and to see the famous wild Japanese snow monkeys that live in the hot springs all year round (there are
some behind Sam and Mia in this photo). They also travelled to Tokyo and took in a Sumo wrestling match.
Sam (9) is in Year 4 at Floreat Park Primary School and Mia (6) is in Year 2.
LandCorp disrespectful over rehab plan referral

I interpret recent events
and circumstances relating to
LandCorps plans to clear up
to 3.4ha of quality bush at the
15.8ha former rehab site, somewhat differently from Landcorps
chief operations officer, Dean
Mudford (Shenton rehab bush
in firing line, POST, January 9).
LandCorps recent referral of
its plans to the federal government for environmental assessment did not, as asserted, go
above and beyond the minimum
environmental approval process.
Referral is the minimum.
Mr Mudford said: This early
notification allowed the Urban
Bushland Council to provide
information [about] the referral
to [its] members.
This refers to a meeting with

the Urban Bushland Council
(UBC) on December 9, called
by LandCorp, to present its
final plans.
The presentation advised on
the status of WA statutory processes, including state environmental approvals, but omitted
mention of the federal referral.
Notification was extracted
by a query as to whether a referral would be made.
LandCorps officers responded
that they thought, but were not
certain, that the referral had
been recently made.
There appeared no prior
intention to notify, as implied.
Mr Mudford said: ... the high
[number] of submissions is proof
Saving trees is a cool idea
that the stakeholder engagement

process is working successfully.
What worked, hard, over the
break, while LandCorp took
leave, were Margaret Owen and
I, with assistance from others.
Once the referral to the federal
government was published on
December 16, we spent considerable time publicising the issues
and facilitating submissions.
LandCorps timing of the
referral appears to have been
cynically designed to minimise
comment (invited only from
December 16 to January 4).
Such gamesmanship is disrespectful of the process, the
public and the environment.
Lyn Jennings
Salvado Road, Floreat
28 Arthur St, Shenton Park
$1.8M
Our Prime Minister has just

announced a plan to regrow
tree canopies in our sweltering
and denuded cities.
Compared with expanses
of concrete and bitumen that
absorb and retain heat, trees
have the reverse effect, cooling
their surroundings. Not only
that, trees absorb harmful air
pollutants and can soak up massive quantities of storm water.
Besides having many other
environmental and health benefits, it turns out urban trees
are a very effective adaptation
strategy against worsening
extreme heat events, flooding
from heavy precipitation and
poor air quality, all of which
we can expect to increase with
climate change.
The sad reality is that while
our federal government promises positive action, our local
politicians are instead overseeing the continuing mass
destruction of mature trees.
And there is absolutely no
sign of them stopping.
The former Rehab Hospital
bush is the latest example,
where they appear to support
extinguishing every last tree.
Our health, it seems, is
of little consequence when
compared to the interests of
developers convenience and
profits.
George Crisp
Kimberley Street, West Leederville
106 Salisbury St, Subiaco
From $1,395,000
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72 CLEMENT STREET, SWANBOURNE 6010
Seconds from the beach, elevated and facing north with a soothing vista through the towering Norfolk Island Pines to
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Crawley 9/8 Mounts Bay Road
FLAWLESS LUXURY LIVING!

Absolutely luxurious home with breathtaking panoramic river
views this is the epitome of luxury apartment living. Bright
living areas with 3m high windows, wrap around balcony and
terrace, sophisticated kitchen with Gaggenau appliances, a main
bedroom with WIR and luxe ensuite, bedroom with BIR and
ensuite, a lounge/3rd bedroom, guest bathroom, laundry, private
lobby, generous room (potentially an office), and double garage
in secure undercroft carpark.
From $2,795,000
Opposite the famous Blue Boat House and close to the CBD,
West Perth, UWA. Walk to Kings Park, restaurants, yacht clubs.
View By Appointment
claremont.ljhooker.com.au
Sleek and spacious, with superb finishes and excellent security,

this is truly the best of Perth.
Total Strata Area: 296 sqm
Total Living: 173 sqm
Balconies: 71 sqm
An award-winning boutique complex with 25m lap pool, gym and

cabana and exceptional security.
Vivien Yap 0433 258 818

vivien.yap@ljhooker.com.au
Claremont 11/389 Stirling Highway
COOL AND REFRESHING, TOP LOCATION, HUGE OPPORTUNITY

Quiet and freshly refurbished, this spotless 2 bed apartment
features lounge/dining, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, bathroom,
balcony, huge storage cupboard and undercover parking space.
Completely renovated with quality finishes including new carpets,
paint, blinds, double glazing, air conditioning and fans.
Offers
Enjoy the perks of having everything on your door step and the
luxury of choice. A short walk to the train, cafs, shops, schools
and restaurants or catch a bus at the door for the CBD, Unis and
beaches.
View Sat 1.45PM 2.20PM

Nothing to do here except move in and make it your own!
Vivien Yap 0433 258 818

All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided. Interested parties must solely rely on their own enquiries.
LJ Hooker Claremont 08 6558 5888
ljhooker claremont
Land size
Shenton Park 85 Rosalie Street
SPACIOUS LIGHT-FILLED FAMILY HOME, SECRET GARDEN AMBIENCE,

DESIGNED FOR EASY LIVING
Fall in love with the magic of this secret garden hideaway! An
extremely comfortable and perfectly presented family home with
two beautiful alfresco entertaining areas, bright living areas,
stunning kitchen, Asko appliances, 4 spacious bedrooms with
WIR/BIR, lounge, study, wine cellar, immaculate gardens, air con,
jarrah floors, security and more.
603sqm
2.5
Offers
View Sat 2.35PM - 3.15PM
Walk to Kings Park, ovals, primary and high schools and local
shops. Close to the CBD, University of WA, hospitals and
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Vivien Yap 0433 258 818

Land size
City Beach 2 Tarongo Way
INSPIRED LIFESTYLE, SPACIOUS LIVING AND CHIC MODERN STYLE

Brimming with light, this spectacular two storey home offers
innovative contemporary style with chic entertaining areas, a
sparkling pool and a feeling of luxury throughout.
With 400sqm of living space, this immaculate home offers ocean
views, spacious living zones, theatre, alfresco, gourmet kitchen
367sqm
Offers
with scullery, and luxe bedrooms, and more, all on a north facing
corner location.
View Sat 12.15PM - 12.45PM
Walk down the local paths to crystal white beaches, and live just
5 minutes from shops, excellent schools and trendy coastal cafes.
Vivien Yap 0433 258 818

All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided. Interested parties must solely rely on their own enquiries.
LJ Hooker Claremont 08 6558 5888
Community news
Whats on
Revving up for
cancer charities
in POST community
Rotary breakfast
Cambridge mayor Kerri

Shannon will be the guest
speaker at the next breakfast
meeting of the Rotary Club of
Cambridge. It is at 7.30am on
Wednesday, February 10, at
the Cambridge Bowling Club.
Enquiries: Max on 9387 4626
or Mike on 9204 1324.
More than 100 car enthusiasts and

classic and vintage car owners will
relive Fremantles bog lap tradition
on Valentines Day.
Drop in for
pancakes
Pancakes are traditionally eaten on
Shrove Tuesday, the day before the
start of Lent.
They used up all the rich and fatty
foods that had to be eaten before devout
people started fasting for Lent.
Wembley Uniting Church is keeping
the tradition alive with its Pancake Day
on Tuesday, February 9.
Pop into the hall at 35 Pangbourne
Street any time between 5.30 and 7pm
for a delicious meal of savoury and sweet
pancakes at bargain prices.
Also on sale will be cakes, slices, jams,
books and other items.
Neuralgia support
The next gathering of the

Trigeminal Neuralgia Support
Group will be on Saturday,
February 13, 2 to 4pm, at Grace
Vaughan House, 227 Stubbs
Terrace, Shenton Park. All are
welcome. Enquiries: Brian
Power on 9385 9550 or Julia
McDonald on 9384 5816.
Inventors unite
Rozz Synnot will talk about

how to market your invention at the next meeting of
the Inventors Association of
WA. The meeting is at 7pm
on February 11 at City West
Lotteries House. Drinks and
nibbles are provided and
members of the public are
welcome. RSVP via wa.invent.
org.au/Events or Kaye on 0419
150 036.
Pianist Andy Wang and Wei-Juen Lo and looking forward to playing in public again and raising funds
for the bushfire appeal. Photo: Billie Fairclough
Music rises from bushfire ash

Two award-winning young
musicians, pianist Andy
Wang and cellist Wei-Juen
Lo, are combining their
talents to raise funds for
bushfire victims.
The 18-year-olds have been
spending time in their university breaks rehearsing and
will present their concert on
Sunday, February 21.
Andy, who achieved the
highest score in WACE music
in 2013, and Wei-Juen, who
won the award for being the
best Licentiate Diploma in
Music candidate in WA, also
in 2013, have both chosen
careers other than music
Andy is studying chemical
engineering in Melbourne and
Wei-Juen studying medicine
at UWA.
But both say music will
always be part of their lives
and they are looking forward
to performing again in the
fundraising concert in UWAs
Callaway Auditorium.
The concert will showcase
their musicianship, with pieces by Bach, Rachmaninoff,
Saint-Saens and more.
Wei-Juen said that like
the rest of the Perth community they felt deeply for
the people in the South-West
whose homes had been razed
and whose land had been
destroyed in the recent fires.
However, we believed
that we could do much more
than simply stand by and
mourn these tragic losses,
Cambridge Notice
PROPOSED FLOODLIGHTING OF
PERRY LAKES SKATE PARK
The Town of Cambridge is seeking public
comment on a proposal to install timer controlled
oodlighting at Perry Lakes Skate Park, located on
Alderbury Reserve in Floreat.
Fix it quickly
Renovating or
repairing your home?
The POST each week lists tradesmen who

provide every household service, from
unblocking drains to unravelling the
mysteries of your new flat-screen television.
They will do your books, clean or paint your house,
landscape the garden, do handyman
repairs or build an entire house.
Readers tell us they have carried out major
extensions and renovations just by using the
POST trades and services directory near the back
of the newspaper.
The directory is also available on the Internet at
To advertise email
advertising@postnewspapers.com.au
Originally built in April 2001, the skate park has

always been used by skateboarders and scooter
riders, particularly after school, on weekends and
during school holidays. However, because of its
limited design and size, it was often overcrowded
with both beginner and advanced skaters
competing for space.
In December 2013 the Town of Cambridge Council
approved the concept plans for the expansion of
Perry Lakes Skate Park, to be completed in two
stages. Stage 1 was completed in July 2015 and
includes a transition ow area with street skating
obstacles and a new basketball court.
Grant funding is currently being sought for Stage
2 which includes an iconic peanut bowl, a shade
shelter and timer-controlled oodlighting.
If you would like to have your say regarding the
installation of oodlighting at the Perry Lakes Skate
Park, more information and an online survey is
available at www.cambridge.wa.gov.au/skatepark.
Alternatively comments can be lodged in writing at
the Towns Administration located at 1 Bold Park
Drive, Floreat during ofce hours or posted to:
Proposed Floodlighting of Perry Lakes Skate Park
Town of Cambridge
PO Box 15
Floreat WA 6014
mail@cambridge.wa.gov.au
Wei-Juen said.
We share the belief that
from great adversity the
power of the human spirit
can, and must, shine through.
We believe that we can
make our contribution
through holding fundraising
concerts for those affected
by the fires, Wei-Juen said.
All the money raised will go
to the Lord Mayors Distress
Relief Fund.
The concert, generously
supported by the UWA school
of music, is from 2 to 3.30pm.
Admission is free and people are encouraged to donate
generously at the door.
To pre-book admission
tickets, go to trybooking.com/
KHME, or call 0422 956 808.
Unitarian Association
Peter Ferguson will address the

difference between Islam, the
ancient religion, and Islamism,
politicised Islam, when he
gives a talk for the Sunday
gathering of Unitarians this
weekend. The meeting is at
10.30am on February 7 at
Drabble House, 2 Webster
Street, Nedlands, behind the
Nedlands library. Enquiries:
perthunitarians.org or 9336
4809.
FORMER SHENTON
PARK HOSPITAL
PLANS RELEASED FOR PUBLIC COMMENT
The Western Australian Planning Commission (WAPC) has released
the draft Shenton Park Hospital Redevelopment Improvement Scheme
for public comment.
The draft Improvement Scheme and associated planning documents
can be viewed online at: www.planning.wa.gov.au/shentonpark
Hard copies can be viewed at:
WAPC, Level 2, 140 William Street, Perth

State Library of Western Australia
City of Nedlands Administration Building and Libraries
City of Subiaco Administration Building and Library
Submissions must be lodged on or before 5pm Monday 18 April 2016
INFORMATION SESSIONS
You are invited to come and learn more about the draft Improvement
Scheme and speak to the project team.
DATE:
TIME:
Saturday 6 February 2016

Anytime between 9am and 12noon
DATE:
TIME:
Thursday 11 February 2016

Anytime between 4pm and 7pm
PLACE: Paraquad Industries Building, 10 Selby Street,

Ellis Griffiths Drive, Shenton Park
LC 4 0 9 2 S P
Back in the 1960s, drivers of souped-up

cars did bog laps around Freo, but on
February 14 the cruise around Freos
cappuccino strip will be in the name
of charity.
Organiser Carmelo Amalfi said: This
event will be a great way for people to
see up close some of the worlds hottest
street cars Stingrays, Shakers, Chevys,
GTRs and SLRs, while fundraising for
a worthy cause.
Bog laps made the Cappuccino Strip.
It was a way of showing off your
wheels and cruising through the streets,
usually on the weekend.
The cars and owners will muster at
11am at the Beach Street carpark near
Clancys Fish Pub before cruising to
Fremantles Cappuccino Strip at noon.
Local businesses will display collection boxes for the Prostate Cancer
Foundation of Australia (PCFA) and
Breast Cancer Care WA and a small
army of volunteers will invite onlookers
to make gold coin donations for the notfor-profit health organisations.
For more information on this project visit:

www.landcorp.com.au/shentonpark
All comments, either online or in writing, must

reach the Town by 5pm Friday, 19th February 2016.
CAM ROBBINS
ACTING CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
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free local newspaper possible.
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NORTH
5 BANOOL CRESCENT, CITY BEACH
AUCTION
BLUE RIBBON LOCATION. AMAZING OCEAN VIEWS
AUCTION SATURDAY 27TH FEBRUARY AT 10.30AM ON SITE IF NOT SOLD PRIOR

This original single level brick and tile home is located in an elevated position near Mt. Kenneth and
the iconic water tower of City Beach overlooking most of central City Beach out to the The Indian
Ocean and Rottnest Island. With Mt. Kenneth and the water tower to the east Indian Ocean to the
west and surrounded by many recreation facilities, Bold Park Pool plus the now open for business
NEW cafes and Surf Club plus a new supermarket upgraded at The Boulevard Shopping Centre
nearing completion, proximity to the CBD, good schools both public and private all add up to make
this a desirable place to live. The discerning buyer will be able to consider designing their new home
on the 868 square metre site with a 25 metre frontage to the north to maximise the amazing views
out to Rottnest and beyond or retain the existing home for future gains. VIEW AT www.acton.com.au.
GARY DYE 0418 923 911 gary.dye@acton.com.au
6/95 BRIGHTON RD, SCARBOROUGH
FR $499,00
868sqm
HOME OPEN:
SATURDAYS FROM 6TH FEBRUARY
10.30AM - 11.15AM
WEDNESDAYS FROM 10TH FEBRUARY
5.00PM - 5.30PM
AUCTION ON SATURDAY 27TH
TH FEBRUARY
2016 AT 10.30AM WITH
VIEWING ON FROM 10.00AM
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78 GLENELG AVE, WEMBLEY DOWNS
FR $1,089,000
LEAVE THE CAR AT HOME!
TRANQUIL WEMBLEY DOWNS
Walk to cafes, beach, bars and restaurants! This home has been skilfully
renovated, with its bright and neutral tones, fully modernised kitchen and
bathroom areas. Open plan living and dining area combined, cathedral
raking ceilings give sense of space.
Secluded and private large single level home ideally situated in most
convenient pocket of Wembley Downs. Secluded, private and secure
and very quiet rear block. Direct and secure entry into home through
large double garage.
Renovated kitchen
Main bedroom, built in robes, ceiling fan
Modern bathroom, glass shower screen
Cathedral raking ceilings
Split system air-con

Single carport
Low maintenance, easy care
Walk to shops
Approx 290 sqm internal

4 Bed / 2 Bath + WC Powder Room
Bamboo ooring throughout
Rev cycle ducted zoned air-con
Two separate living areas

Alfresco BBQ area
Double secure garage
Approx 470sqm incl driveway
HOME OPEN: SAT 6TH FEBRUARY 10.00AM - 10.45AM

AM
HOME OPEN: SAT 6TH FEBRUARY 2.30PM - 3.15PM
DAMIEN CESTRILLI 0416 240 111

damien.cestrilli@acton.com.au
JASON ROBERTS 0487 777 627

jason.roberts@acton.com.au
ACTON NORTH 6/316 THE BOULEVARD, CITY BEACH PH: (08) 9285 0111 FAX: 9285 0122 WWW.ACTON.COM.AU
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COTTESLOE
6 JACARANDA AVE, MT CLAREMONT
FR $830,000
ITS A BEAUTY!
C is for charming! This cute cottage is full of character, with shady trees and
fragrant gardens framing the two bedroom home. Renovated to provide modern
comfort, the home preserves the essence of its past with jarrah oors and high
ceilings. Entertaining is simple in the two beautiful alfresco areas; an elevated
garden terrace where you can enjoy the sea breeze, and an undercover and
very private rear verandah walled by leafy trees. Cooking is a breeze in the
chef-happy stainless steel kitchen which opens out to the alfresco. On a very
quiet street opposite the school and a stones throw from parks and bushland,
this is an easy-care residence with traditional style that will delight you.
406sqm
HOME OPEN: SATURDAY 6TH FEBRUARY 1.55PM - 2.30PM
DEBORAH BRADY 0405 570 903

deborah.brady@acton.com.au
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GOING, GOING!
Flooded with natural light, this private lock and leave home compliments
the ease of luxury and entertaining. With three enormous living areas, two
bedrooms with ensuites, a swimming pool and a stunning entertainment hub,
this home has everything you need for a relaxed lifestyle and is walking distance
to Cottesloe Primary School, the beach, river and shops all from this quiet culde-sac. This generous family home offers great separation, formal and informal
living, a study, an upstairs parents retreat, alfresco deck and outdoor kitchen, a
glistening pool and so much more.
704sqm

8 PARRY STREET, CLAREMONT
$2,850,000
AWARD WINNING GARDENS!

Come and view the most magnicent garden on the Claremont Hill. Enjoy a modern
family lifestyle, with separate living spaces, exquisite workmanship and top end ttings.
The elevated position allows leafy views to the hills from the deck, and a cabana dining
area is perfect for entertaining by the sparkling pool. There are several shady alfresco
areas from which to enjoy the lush gardens which enfold the home and provide a
delight for the senses.
Walk to excellent schools, Swanbourne shops and Claremont Quarter, or stroll to the
river in ten minutes.
908sqm

ACTON COTTESLOE 500 STIRLING HIGHWAY, PEPPERMINT GROVE PH: (08) 9384 6999 WWW.ACTON.COM.AU/COTTESLOE
A C TO N
COTTESLOE & DALKEITH
Bev Heymans
has SOLD
more property
by value than
any other agent
in WA this
financial year.*
Lets talk to get your home SOLD!
Bev Heymans 0419 099 243

bev.heymans@acton.com.au
*REIWA results YTD awards (July 2015 December 2015) by value of residential properties sold
ACTON COTTESLOE 500 STIRLING HIGHWAY, PEPPERMINT GROVE PH: 9384 6999 WWW.ACTON.COM.AU
ACTON DALKEITH 160 STIRLING HIGHWAY, NEDLANDS PH: 9386 8255 WWW.ACTON.COM.AU
COTTESLOE
52 BRIGHTON STREET, COTTESLOE
WHAT MORE COULD YOU WANT?
MID HIGH $2,000,000S

6
645sqm
Experience modern living at its best in this ultra-spacious family home. A casual retreat located a mere four
blocks from the beach. This is truly a walk everywhere with the kids location. A good blend of functionality and
simplicity has been achieved comfortable, desirable and extremely spacious. A sanctuary from busy lives, this
home is surprisingly well proportioned, and ideal for a large family.
Offering four bedrooms upstairs, informal living/ TV area, and family bathroom. The master bedroom, complete
with ensuite bathroom and walk-in robe, is downstairs and overlooks the front garden. A separate guest/
au pairs bedroom and bathroom is located on the ground oor of the home. This bedroom is totally separate
from the other bedrooms, and also offers its own entry. The open-plan living/dining and kitchen leads directly
out to the landscaped pool and alfresco area. There is a second playroom or TV room on the ground oor. Ideal
separation, but close enough to keep an eye out. A study and music room/ library ensure the entire familys needs
are comfortably met.
Additional features include: Solar heated swiming pool, built-in robes, cubby house, North
Cottesloe Primary catchment, double lockup garage, storeroom, security.
HOME OPEN: SATURDAY 6TH FEBRUARY 11.15AM - 11.50AM
BEV HEYMANS 0419 099 243 bev.heymans@acton.com.au

ACTON COTTESLOE 500 STIRLING HIGHWAY, PEPPERMINT GROVE PH: (08) 9384 6999 WWW.ACTON.COM.AU/COTTESLOE
DALKEITH
1 ROBERT STREET, DALKEITH
OPPORTUNITY AWAITS!
BIDDING STARTS IN THE MID $1 MILLIONS

3
809sqm
AUCTION SATURDAY 27TH FEBRUARY 2016 AT 12PM ONSITE (UNLESS SOLD PRIOR)
Set well off the street amongst the leafy surrounds of one of the most beautiful pockets in Dalkeith sits this home,
ready for you to move in and make your own or live in comfortably whilst you design your dream family home.
The accommodation includes 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a very exible oor plan allowing plenty of room to
spread out. The northern aspect of the home has been well utilised to allow an abundance of natural light through
the living spaces.
Additional features include:
Great sized carport with extra storage space
Lovely established gardens and below-ground pool
Plenty of additional storage
Sitting on 809 sqm of prime land with the river an easy walk, this is a truly unique opportunity
to take advantage of an entry point into this beautiful blue ribbon locale.
HOME OPEN: SATURDAY 6TH FEBRUARY 11.50AM - 12.30PM
DAVID EYERS 0419 889 130 MARTINE EYERS 0433 356 152
david.eyers@acton.com.au
martine.eyers@acton.com.au
ACTON DALKEITH 160 STIRLING HIGHWAY, NEDLANDS PH: (08) 9386 8255 WWW.ACTON.COM.AU/DALKEITH
DALKEITH
6 PARISH LANE, CHURCHLANDS
LAKESIDE LUXURY
AUCTION
4
600sqm
AUCTION SATURDAY 27TH FEBRUARY 2016 AT 2PM ONSITE (UNLESS SOLD PRIOR)
A private haven of quality and style and designed with family living and entertaining in mind, this grand yet
comfortable home is complete with all the modern comforts one would expect to nd in a home of this calibre.
Set on the doorstep of Herdsman Lake and boasting 4 bedrooms, all with ensuites as well as a generous alfresco
overlooking the resort style plunge pool, this home features a versatile oor plan creating open plan living, yet
maintaining separation that is essential for the family.
The wow factor continues throughout, with the formal sunken lounge, study/5th bedroom with adjoining powder
room and guest bedroom suite all at the front of the home. Then through to the huge kitchen/living and games
room, which ows onto the alfresco and pool.
This fabulous property has so much to offer for the growing family with its superb oor plan and all the space, light
and luxury to suit the most fastidious of buyers.
THURSDAY 11TH FEBRUARY 5.30PM - 6.10PM
DAVID & MARTINE EYERS 0419 889 130

david.eyers@acton.com.au
ACTON DALKEITH 160 STIRLING HIGHWAY, NEDLANDS PH: (08) 9386 8255 WWW.ACTON.COM.AU/DALKEITH
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SOUTH WEST
NATURALISTE
$2,350,000
AWESOME BAY AND RURAL VIEWS!
With breathtaking views over Geographe Bay from the extensive living and entertaining areas as
well as from the four massive bedrooms, this truly unique and quality built residence captures the
essence of great design in a beautiful rural setting resulting in a peaceful and tranquil country estate.
This large private, simply designed, yet absolutely stunning residence sits serenely within this beautiful
13 acre parkland cleared bush block and nestles into the landscape of the Mt Duckworth hills with a
wonderful sense of place. Together with the extensive landscaped gardens interspersed with amazing
sculptures it all blends beautifully with the surrounding natural environment. This quality home needs
to be seen to appreciate the many features.
CHRIS AYERS 0429 904 266 chris.ayers@acton.com.au
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FRANKLAND RIVER CHALETS
A BUSINESS WITH OPTIONS!
Owners are really keen to negotiate with a genuine buyer. This

picturesque and well maintained chalet accommodation business is
within the spectacular region of the Walpole-Nornalup National Park
and is located on the banks of the River of Perfect Reections. A truly
unique relaxed lifestyle business that is easily run by a couple who are
looking to experience a change to the normal in a quiet, yet growing
tourist destination area along the beautiful south coast of Western
Australia.
Owners are ready to move on and will look at all reasonable offers.
Terric options exist with Denmarks Karma Chalets and Karisma Spa for
an investor/business minded person in this wonderful part of the south
coast of WA. Develop more chalets, sell off the accommodation business
of the operation and retain the asset, potential for strata development
whereby each chalet become a saleable lot, the on-site Karisma Spa is a
separate business that could be leased out or, combinations of all of the
above for a creative and visionary new owner.
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4PM (IF NOT SOLD PRIOR)
Driftwood Estate Winery is located within the Western Australian wine growing region of Margaret
River and arguably one of the most notable wineries on the Caves Road tourist route. An architecturally
stunning structure incorporating a substantial restaurant, cellar sales facility, winery & barrel store,
highlights this rustic setting spread over 86 acres of undulating rich grape growing country. The
restaurant has an approved commercial kitchen and licensed to host around 200 guests. Additional
improvements include the well presented 21.6ha vineyard, large bulk storage facility, two quality
brick residences and a large storage dam of approx 24 megalitres. This region is recognised on
a Global basis, and is marketed as one of the premium regions in the world for producing high
quality wine. Information Memorandum available on request.
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QUINDALUP
$1,140,000
CHARACTER HOME MASSIVE BLOCK
MAKE EVERY DAY A HOLIDAY

1ST MARCH 2016 (UNLESS SOLD PRIOR)
This architecturally designed home has everything you could wish for and
more. Magnicent Blackbutt timber oors lead you through on the ground
oor to an open living area and stunning large kitchen, off the kitchen
it opens out on to the undercover alfresco area where you can enjoy
the barmy Dunsborough evenings. Down stairs is the master bedroom
which is spacious with its own reverse cycle air-con and stunning ensuite.
Upstairs are the 3 remaining bedrooms which are also large, off the
bedrooms features another living area or teenage retreat.
Beautifully built Tallwood 2 storey rammed earth home set on a massive

2,000sqm block. This property is ideal for those that want a peaceful
setting but still want to be a short walking distance from Dunsboroughs
town centre. The beautifully tted out kitchen will make cooking and
entertaining a breeze as will the outside entertaining area and garden
settings. Dont miss your opportunity to secure this one! Sales evidence for
the area is available upon request.
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gavin.howlett@acton.com.au
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The Sound open

for business
Monday marked the
opening of Cockburn and
Warnbro Sounds for pink
snapper fishing after a
four-month closure to
protect spawning snapper.
Heres hoping stocks
have not been too badly
affected by the fish kill in
November last year.
To boost stocks,
Recfishwest and the
Fisheries Department will
soon release thousands of
juvenile pink snapper into
Cockburn Sound.
Pink snapper can grow
very big. A few years ago,
fish in the 6kg to 8kg range
were regarded as big,
but since the closures in
Cockburn Sound, 10kg to
12kg fish are now being
caught.
I recall that somewhere
in New Zealand a pink
snapper weighing about
20kg was landed. That is a
really big fish, but there is
no reason why a fish of that
size could not be caught
here in the West.
South Australia is renowned for big pink snapper and 14kg pinkies are
still being caught out from
Whyalla.
As long as the South
Australian fisheries department manages stocks
as well as we do over
here, those big fish will
be around for a long time.
Most of the pink snapper
FISHING
with Gary Shugg

in Cockburn and Warnbro
sounds are caught from
boats, but a few good fish
are landed from rock walls
and jetties in the area.
Boaties have a much
better chance of landing
good snapper because
they can locate the schools
over reef and gravel areas
in the Sound, where these
fish congregate.
The old D9 site in the
Sound still attracts plenty
of anglers, but if you do not
know where to go, check
out a chart of the Sound
and try out any areas of
gravel and broken coral
that you find.
If that doesnt work, just
head out from Woodman
Point or any nearby ramp
just before dark and you
will find plenty of boats
anchored in certain areas.
This will give you some
indication of where to fish.
Catch a few fresh squid
and use the heads for bait.
Do not be afraid to use big
baits. Big snapper just love
big baits.
All you need is 10 to 15kg
gear and a bit of patience.
Find yourself an area
with good bottom, berley
up a little, drop down a
couple of lines then sit
back and wait for that
monster pinkie to jump
on to your line.
Boats fly home in ocean classic

Royal Freshwater Bay Yacht Club racer Indian in the Sydney Hobart Yacht Race. Photo: Rolex _ Steano Gattini
The race set off from Port Beach comment.
Records crashed in last weekAnother RFBYC team, Ian Clynes
ends Bunbury and Return Ocean in Fremantle, sailed south to
Race, with the first two yachts Koombana Bay, and did a short lap Joss, was third across the line but
across the line breaking a 21-year- of the bay before returning north to fourth overall.
Yachtsman Bernie Kaaks, who
finish off South Mole in Fremantle.
old race record.
followed
the race closely, said that
Twenty-six
yachts
contested
the
Taking line honours was Indian,
which is based at Royal Freshwater handicap event, which started at in technical terms the winning and
Bay Yacht Club (RFBYC) in 6pm on Friday. The unusual sum- losing yachts were worlds apart,
Peppermint Grove, followed by mer weather set the stage for fast but in practical terms the race was
a reminder of how accessible the
times.
Walk on the Wildside.
sport of ocean racing had become.
Indian
was
fresh
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Sydney
The winning time of 17:47:03 was
There is no doubt that the big
well under the record of 18:57:00 set Hobart yacht race where it crossed
the line in 11th position and on budget boats attract most of the
by Syrenka 21 years ago.
Despite being a river-based board was Ben Carter (22), joining attention but with todays handicapclub, RFBYC has a long history of his father and yacht owner, Craig, ping systems and safety features,
ocean racing yachts costing no more
offshore yacht racing and was the for his first offshore race.
This offshore record-breaking than a small car can still enjoy the
organiser of last weekends 170
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Banksias are vital for cockatoos

Scientist Mark Brundrett is
leading a Department of Parks
and Wildlife project on investigating ways of restoring woodlands in the Jandakot area.
He will give an illustrated talk on
the project for the Perth branch of
the Wildflower Society on Tuesday.
The health of banksia woodlands, the most common plant
community in the Perth area, is
vital because they provide food
for black cockatoos.
Marks work in the areas of
mycology, botany, ecology, conservation biology, forestry and soil
science have prepared him well
for this work.
As part of the project Mark has
taken many photographs, which
will be the focus of his talk.
It is on Tuesday, February 9, in
the Subiaco Community Centre
across the road from Crossways
One of the tiny, but beautiful plants

of Perths banksia woodland.
Photo: Mark Brundrett
Shopping centre in Bagot Road.
The doors open at 7.30pm and
the meeting begins at 8pm. Supper
is served after the talk and you do
not need to be a member of the
society to attend.
There is a $2 door charge.
First edition sold out!
New updated
edition now on sale
$30
Signed copies of Presumed Guilty are available from
the POST at 276 Onslow Road, Shenton Park or
The Lane Bookshop, Claremont or buy online from the ABC Shop
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that you feel like youve just stepped into a ve-star
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ABOVE $699,000 ON TUES 16TH FEB AT 6PM
This gorgeous three bedroom, two bathroom home is the
denition of a hidden gem. Beaming with personality, it's a
refreshing alternative to the usual 'lock-and-leave' options you
might see on the market.
Exposed rafters and high cathedral ceilings
Polished concrete oors and Miele appliances
Cool in summer with split system A/C and ceiling fans
Cosy and warm in winter from the soaring wood replace
Master suite with ensuite plus walk in vanity/dressing room
Generous mezzanine studio area with great storage
Ground oor bedrooms with built-in wardrobes
Private leafy courtyard and terrace
400m to Swan River, 1km to beach and 3km to Fremantle centre
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Wed 10th February 5:15pm - 6:00pm
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Rusty and lusty voices

can join the chorus
More voices are always
welcome at Vocal Ensemble
Voiceworks, which is just
embarking on a new term
of rehearsals.
We have some exciting
musical events planned for
2016, director Maggie Wilde
West said.
We would like to hear from
anyone, especially men, who
might be interested in joining a choir and want to have
some fun.
Three of our men are currently on leave so we are really
keen to find a few more men to
join us for our new program.
We dont mind if youre a
bit rusty and havent oiled
Screen scene Lorenna Grant with her apartment art. Photo: Paul McGovern
Apartments get treetop views

Paperbark trees are coming
back to Claremont Oval.
Artist Lorenna Grant has created moveable balcony screens
featuring motifs of the trees for
apartments in one of the buildings
that will fringe the oval.
I get very excited to work with
new materials, said Lorenna, who
studied at the Claremont School
of Art and Curtin University.
I had not used the theme of
paperbark previously, nor had I
used perforated screens.

Lorenna won a scholarship for
her work, The Lions Throat, in
the inaugural Sculpture by the
Sea at Cottesloe in 2005.
She has had 15 years experience in public art.
Lorenna said her primary
interests were sculpture, and
site-specific and ephemeral art.
My early works were found
predominantly in natural and
built environments, she said.
I endeavour to include these

underlying themes in every
project.
The screens will be at The
Grandstand, Mirvacs six-storey
development at Claremont on
the Park.
A stand-alone sculpture by
Lorenna will also be installed
at the site.
Paperbarks were once abundant and used for shelter by the
Wadjuk people in Claremont.
those vocal chords for a while

or if youve never sung in a
choir before. Wed love you to
come along and give it a go.
She said there were no auditions to get into Voiceworks
and musical director Joshua
Webb had chosen a great
program featuring songs from
Tin Pan Alley.
Rehearsals are on Tuesday
evenings from 7 to 9.30 at the
Shenton Park Community
Centre and people are always
welcome to join in an open
rehearsal.
If you would like more information, check out voiceworks.
org.au or call Maggie on 0438
112 711.
Stepping out after

losing a partner
Stepping Out is a group
for people who are looking
to find ways to create lives
after losing their partners.
They take an evening walk
each week followed by dinner.
Sue, the organiser, says
bereavement is a challenging
time involving intense sadness
and, eventually, the realisation that there is a need to
laugh and to establish a new
normal.
And as much as stillmarried friends try to understand the grief process,
it is often best shared with
others who have been there

and know about the tears at
unexpected moments and
the hope of eventually finding some contentment and
growth, Sue said.
She is inviting people who
are looking for ways to reconnect with life after the loss of
a loved one to join the group.
The walks in Kings Park are
for about an hour on Tuesdays
at 6pm, followed by a cheap
and cheerful dinner.
For more information, call
Sue on 0497 535 245 or email
suebill888@gmail.com.
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whilst capturing the lovely cross breezes on summer days.
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celebrations. It would be impossible not to share this home with others.
Further elevating this property is the Ozone pool (one of a handful in
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Arts taster for

all the family
Adults and children are getting creative at
Moerlina School this year.
Parents and friends of the school are offering
short arts courses for children aged eight to 14
and adults, anyone 15 and over.
Arts Taster@Moerlina offers classes for adults
and children on Saturdays and Sundays, 1 to 3pm,
so parents can enjoy being creative while their
kids are learning new skills and having fun too.
Courses begin next Saturday, February 13.
There is plenty of variety on the menu, with
courses in music and movement, keeping a writers
journal, ceramic art, traditional drawing, shibori
fabric dying and more.
Students can attend a single session or get
term passes and do more.
Our tutors include artists, writers and musicians with teaching experience, academic qualifications and diverse backgrounds, coordinator
Clare McCarthy said.
They include Moerlinas art teacher, Candice
Composto, writer Anya Seabourne, painter Clare
McCarthy, musician Leanne Treen and ceramic
artist Lily Mercer.
Grace Ah-quee will run her popular Bijoux
Bugs session.
School principal Perette Minciullo said
Moerlina was very happy to welcome the wider
community to share this experience.
For more information, call Clare on 0466 628 735.
Love will be in the air when Chris Kotchie, Duncan Gardiner, Melissa Fitzgerald and Jameson Feakes entertain on Valentines Day.
Music to make hearts race
The world through a lens
Four talented guitarists will serenade with their most sensuous music
at the annual Cottesloe Valentines
Day concert.
Award-winning landscape photographer

Adam Monk will be the guest speaker at
Westside Photography Club on Tuesday.
Adam is based in Fremantle and has travelled
widely to photograph landscapes all over the
world.
Head along to the Mt Claremont Community
Centre at 107 Montgomery Avenue at 7.30pm on
February 9 to hear about his work.
Visitors are welcome.
For more information, visit westsidephoto.
org.au.
The members of the Perth Guitar

Quartet are all star WAAPA graduates who have established themselves
individually as in-demand performers
in Australia and overseas.
Next Sunday, Melissa Fitzgerald,
Duncan Gardiner, Chris Kotchie and
Jameson Feakes will play flamenco
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love songs to make you swoon and
original music by the groups leader,
Duncan Gardiner.
The concert, Inspiracin, is at 5pm
on February 14 in the Cottesloe War
Memorial Town Hall, 109 Broome
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English comedy to open

Harbour Theatre season
When the comedy The
Kingfisher was performed
on Broadway it starred Rex
Harrison and Claudette
Colbert.
The team from Ging Mo Academy returned from Singapore with 17 medals jingling around their necks.
Sparring for medals in Singapore

also known as wushu.
The Ging Mo team competed
in kung fu drills, tai chi pushhands fighting (a form of wrestling) and free-form fighting,
which is a controlled version
of sparring with strict rules.
Si Hing Jhung Siu (19), the son
of the Ging Mo Academys principal and master, Si Fu Gawain
Siu, won four gold medals and
Daniel Mclaughlin won two.
Tom Garner came home with
two silver medals, Tim Green
won four silver, while Joshua
Freitas won a gold and a silver.
The academy has also won
medals in competitions in China
in the past two years.
Gawain said: This is a great
result, not just for the Ging Mo
Academy but for all martial
Six martial artists from

West Leedervilles Ging Mo
Academy have brought home
17 medals from Asias biggest international kung-fu
competition.
They competed alongside 800
competitors from around the
world at the 4th International
Wushu Competition, K
Shanmugam Cup, hosted by
the Chong Pang Community
Sports Club in Singapore.
It was Ging Mo Academys first
time at the competition and the
team came away with six gold
and seven silver medals.
The contest featured performances by some of the worlds
most famous grandmasters and
masters of kung fu and tai chi,
artists in Perth.
This shows that our academy can compete with the very
best in the world and I am very
proud of the extraordinary efforts, hard work and skills of
our young martial artists, who
are now being increasingly
showcased on the world stage.
Gawain said the academy was
planning to field teams in two
more international competitions
this year.
Its going to be a big year for
us, with the academy once again
set to compete in some of the
worlds biggest competitions
including the equivalent of the
Olympic Games for kung fu, the
World Kung-Fu Championships
in October, he said.
When it is performed by
Harbour Theatre at Mosman
Parks Camelot this month, those
roles will be performed by Ray
Egan and Ann Speicher.
The Kingfisher opens the 2016
season for Harbour Theatre
and director Nicola Bond said
she had appeared in it 20 years
ago and found it absolutely
delightful.
When Harbour Theatres
original planned season of The
Hound of the Baskervilles had to
be postponed, this play seemed
the ideal choice, she said.
It opens with the butler,
Hawkins (Alan Morris), laying
the table for tea.
Sir Cecil Warburton (Ray
Egan) emerges from the summer house where he has been

reading the obituaries, which
include the name of the man
who stole the love of his life 50
years ago.
He arranges to meet the newly
widowed Evelyn (Ann Speicher),
intending to make her his bride,
but of course does not consider
the possibility that the lady may
have other ideas.
Nicola said: I have three very
talented and experienced actors
so audiences are ensured of another fabulous time at Harbour
Theatre.
The play will be performed on
February 19, 20, 22, 24, 26 and
27 at 7.30pm, with matinees at
2pm on February 21, 27 and 28.
Tickets are $25.50 or $23.50
concession and can be booked
via TAZtix.com.au or by calling
9255 3336.
Save this date for brunch
There will be pop-up cafes

and stalls for Brunch on
Roberts on Sunday, March 20.
The big brunch is being organised by the Rotary Club of

Matilda Bay and will come with
entertainment and activities
for kids.
Brunch on Roberts will be in
Market Square park in Roberts
Road from 9am to 3pm.
Pop-up cafes will serve a
variety of breakfast options as
well as great coffee to kick-start
the day.
Jazz musicians and other
entertainers will play while

people enjoy their first meal
for the day.
The pop-up stalls will include
crafts, vintage wares, books and
retro wares.
For kids, there will be a playground, Punch and Judy, jugglers, clowns, fairies and elves
in the garden, and workshops.
Proceeds from the $5 entry
fee for adults will go to Rotary
charities.
Anyone interested in booking
a stall to sell their products
should go to brunchonroberts.
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Steamy meeting
for retirees
For Geoff Chantler, the story of steam
started many years ago when he helped
to restore an old steam boiler.
His research into the boilers origins led
him to contact people in England where the
old boiler was built, and he soon discovered
how little he knew of the early days of steam.
He has now remedied this and will take
some of his collection of engines to the next
meeting of the WA Self Funded Retirees
Association where he is guest speaker on
February 12.
His topic is The History of Steam, from the
earliest known steam apparatus of 60AD to
the industrial revolution.
The meeting is at 10am at the Cambridge
Bowling Club, Chandler Avenue, Floreat,
and visitors are always welcome.
For more information, call Ron de Gruchy
on 9447 1313 or Margaret Harris on 9381 5303.
Tennis fun is for

everyone in Neds
Ready for action on Pink Stumps Day are Wembley Districts Junior Cricketers, from left, Orla OFarrell (10), Rory (13) and Eloise
Dawson (9). Photo: Billie Fairclough
Junior cricketers have a blast

We have had the first pink
ball cricket Test and now
Wembley junior cricketers
are hosting a Pink Stumps
Day at Pat Goodridge
Reserve in Jolimont.
The kids of the Wembley
Districts Junior Cricket
Club will be showing off
their cricket skills for the
McGrath Foundations Pink
Stumps Day.
Its at 5pm on Friday,
February 12, and people are

asked to join them, wearing
pink, and to have some cash
on hand to donate to the
McGrath Foundation.
Club man Rox Dawson
said: We are proud to be
supporting this great cause
again, in particular because
of the large number of girls
we have taking up the sport
at our club.
Our In2Cricket and
T20Blast groups are inviting
friends, family and the local

community to join them for
Pink Stumps Day and get
involved with lots of fun
activities.
Money raised will help
fund McGrath breast care
nurses around Australia and
increase breast awareness
in young Australians.
McGrath Foundation ambassador and director Tracy
Bevan said Pink Stumps Day
would play a vital role in
achieving the foundations

mission of ensuring every
family affected by breast
cancer had access to a dedicated breast care nurse, no
matter where they live or
their financial situation.
Were encouraging everyone to step up to the crease
and make their runs count by
getting behind Pink Stumps
Day to help make this our
biggest and pinkest yet,
she said.
There will be a bouncy castle and water

slide as well as plenty of tennis when
Nedlands Tennis Club hosts its Sunsmart
community day.
There will be speed serve action for the
young generation while adults can play
Fast 4 Tennis as well as browse a few select
market stalls.
The action starts at 2pm on Sunday,
February 14, and the club is inviting everyone to head along.
Tennis Excellence coaches will run a beginner tennis session for those who would
like to try tennis for the first time.
Become a community celebrity by volunteering, or nominate someone else, to be
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Claremont
Leederville
Subiaco
9286 3655
9208 1999
9381 2055
abelmcgrath.com.au
$1,700,000s
106 Tate Street, West Leederville

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From
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403 Vincent Street West, West Leederville

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Duplex Capable Block in Awesome Location
25b Simper Street, Wembley

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366sqm
Elegant and Spacious Home in Sought After Location
This stunning home offers sublime character features

complete with a spectacular renovation which brings this
home to the highest standard of living.
This beautifully restored 1930s solid brick home has been

given a truly contemporary make over. All reasonable
offers considered by 23rd Feb (unless sold prior).
This sophisticated home has been cleverly designed for

modern living and entertaining. The spaciousness, style
and quality of this light lled home will be sure to please.
Open Sat Feb 10:30am-11:30am
Open Sat 12:00pm-1:00pm
Adam Marchant 0414 434 686
$1,400,000s
$700,000s
11A Rae Street, Leederville

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Immaculate Free Standing Home
298sqm
A Simply Stunning Home, Finished to Perfection

Architecturally designed with stunning open plan ow,
great natural light and immaculate nishings all situated
in an idyllic quiet location in the heart of West Leederville.
Contact Agent
819sqm
Position, Potential, Proportions

Heres your opportunity to build your dream home
with city views on this magnicent rectangular building
block with 18m frontage and North facing backyard.
AUCTION 13TH FEB 11:00AM (UNLESS SOLD PRIOR)
Open Sat 1:00pm-1:45pm & Wed 5:00pm-5:30pm
Adrian Abel 0410 564 304
890sqm
Your Dream Home Awaits

Showcasing contemporary cutting edge design this
entertainers paradise provides outstanding zoned
living that maximizes light, space and style.
auction
26 Kilkenny Road, Floreat
136 Woolwich Street, West Leederville
Just imagine buying into one of Perths most vibrant

caf strip locations and on one of the most highly
desired streets in the area and all at entry level pricing.
38 Newry Street, Floreat
sold
price guide
$900,000s
$1,400,000s
33 Kincardine Crescent, Floreat

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842sqm
Superb Family Living
2/85 Reserve Street, Wembley

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Contemporary, Stylish and Convenient
This spacious, relaxing and comfortable home with

lovely street appeal has been extended over time to
create a substantial family home.
This is the ideal as new low maintenance home, offering

rst-class design and stylish quality appointments and
positioned in a fabulous convenient location.
Open Sat 11:00am-11:45am
Open Sat 11:00am-11:45am
Michael Hallam 0407 470 100
Leederville 247 Oxford Street | 9208 1999

Subiaco
236 Rokeby Road | 9381 2055
for sale
20 Moray Avenue, Floreat
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high
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growing family and is an example of spacious and beautifully presented
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childrens areas, which is ideal for the executive who likes to work from
home.
Adrian Abel | 0410 564 304 | adrian@abelmcgrath.com.au
115 North Street, Swanbourne

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Live The Dream Lifestyle!
auction
Just metres away from one of Perths best beaches and surrounded by
many prestige new homes, is this outstanding opportunity to secure this
809sq metre North facing elevated block with huge 27 metre frontage.
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Auction on-site (unless sold prior) | Sat 20th February 2:00pm
Adrian Abel | 0410 564 304 | adrian@abelmcgrath.com.au
Claremont
Leederville
Subiaco
9286 3655
9208 1999
9381 2055
abelmcgrath.com.au
Community news
Fluffy fun for furry friends

In an average year, we wash
more than 500,000 towels, along
with more than a million face
cloths and more than 160,000
bed sheets.
The towels we are donating
cant be used in our homes any
more, but they are still good
enough for the dogs and cats
in Shenton Park.
Kevin adopted two moggies
from the Haven in 1989 and
2004, when his children were
at home.
At Fresh Fields Carlisle
premises, drivers arrive at 3am
to get ready to deliver towels
and sheets for Hall and Priors
Kevin Fitzgerald knew

immediately what he was
going to do with 1300 surplus
towels.
An animal lover, he gave
them to the Cat Haven and
Dogs Refuge Home in Shenton
Park.
Kevin, who has a miniature
pinscher, is operations manager at Fresh Fields, a division
of Hall and Prior Health and
Aged Care Group.
With so many nursing homes
in the Hall and Prior family,
including two in Subiaco, we
do a lot of washing, he said.
nearly 800 residents.

The laundry starts at 5am.
We have a $150,000 Milner
washing machine thats made
for battleships, Kevin said.
The machine can take 200kg
at a time. We buy detergent in
20-litre barrels.
Fresh Fields also has a
$900,000 roller sheets go in
wet at one end and emerge
dry and folded from the other.
The towels donated to the
cats and dogs had small tears
or marks. Fine for animal
bedding, but not suitable for
aged- care residents.
Reformed drug addict speaks out

Reformed drug addict and
anti-drug campaigner Jade
Lewis dreams of a drug-free
Australia.
Jade will be the guest
speaker at the first meeting
for the year of the Floreat and
districts branch of National
Seniors Australia on Thursday,
February 11.
Jade overcame a drug addiction in 1999 and for the
past 15 years has been educating school students in drug
prevention.
She has also established a
not-for-profit organisation, Jade
Lewis and Friends Inc, which
aims to give female prisoners
a second chance at life.
Last year, Jade Lewis
and Friends Inc won the
Premiers Australia Day Active
Citizenship Award and the
Belmont Business of the Year
Award.
She has written two books,
Golden Haze Jades Story,
and Under Your Influence,

which will be for sale at the
meeting for $15.
Seniors branch president
John Dingle said: I hope that
many will join us to hear Jade
Lewis, to learn more about
the insidious drug trade and
how we might help our young
people.
He said parking was available but it paid to be early
because more than 100 people
attended meetings.
The gathering will be at Mt
Claremont Community Centre
in Montgomery Avenue at
9.30am for 10am.
Head along for a warm welcome, good fun, fellowship and
the legendary morning tea. The
cost is $5.
For more information, ring
John on 0414 963 086.
Head down for a game of croquet

Cambridge Croquet Club
hosts Have a Go Sundays
every Sunday morning for
people interested in seeing
how the game works.
It is a chance to use the
clubs equipment and have

some fun.
Bookings are essential
phone Brian Hadley on
0421 581 820.
Bedtime story Kevin Fitzgerald with kitten Ash. Photo: Paul McGovern
SUMMER
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The group is very well set up at
the City Beach Pavilion in Fred
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There is air-conditioning indoors, with indoor gym equipment,
a reading corner, craft supplies
and kitchen access.
The huge outdoor grassed area
has a cubby, shaded play area,
a water table and toys like cars
and trikes.
Children can paint, do craft,
listen to music, read books and

enjoy free play.
It is the ideal place for children
to try out ideas, practise skills,
develop structures and rules and
play as many different roles as
their imagination will allow.
Whole sessions are available
on Monday mornings, noon and
afternoons, Tuesdays noon and
afternoon, Wednesday afternoons,
Thursday afternoons and Friday
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Coastal Playgroup can email coastalplaygroup@gmail.com
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A statement in elegance and finished to the highest standards. Enjoy spectacular 360 views from
this exceptional 4 bed executive penthouse. This full floor apartment provides the perfect viewing
platform for watching the myriad of river and park activities.
Arrive via lift to your private lobby which opens to a sprawling open-plan kitchen, living and dining
area. The protected balconies beyond are perfect for your morning coffee. The gourmet kitchen
was designed for entertaining. The spacious master has his & her WIRs, a generous ensuite
and abundant storage. There is good separation to the 3 minor bedrooms all with BIRs and the
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Set amid manicured grounds in a boutique complex of 12, number 1 Kings Park Avenue is one of
the most tightly held addresses in the street. This apartment has only one common wall, with the
remaining three made up of floor-to-ceiling glass, maximizing the aspects from every angle. Luxury
fixtures and finishes throughout include travertine flooring, Miele kitchen appliances and remote
controlled window treatments. The large open floorplan and walls of glass emphasize this feeling
of space and make this stylish residence the perfect option for a downsizer or executive living.
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0478 705 817
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A 103A Waratah Ave Dalkeith WA 6009
201sqm
Community news
Flipping fun for

pancake day
Trial looks at
well-being after
ovarian cancer
Light and fluffy pancakes will be piled

up high when residents at Mercy Healths
Mercy Place Mont Clare home enjoy pancake
day on Tuesday.
St John of God Subiaco will hold a

trial into mindfulness meditation for
ovarian cancer survivors and is looking
for volunteers.
Residents of the Claremont residential care

home will be helping to prepare the feast,
making the mixture together from 9am.
Pancake day, also known as Shrove Tuesday,
is the day before Ash Wednesday, which marks
the beginning of Lent.
Mercy Health WA state manager Anita Ghose
said residents at the Claremont-based home
were looking forward to testing their pancake
flipping skills.
For our residents its a chance to show off
their culinary skills, Ms Ghose said.
And of course we know they are very much
looking forward to eating the end result!
Mercy Health is a Catholic not-for-profit care
provider, founded by the Sisters of Mercy, and
in WA the organisation cares for more than
300 people in six residential homes.
Gift of a lifetime
People who need to make or update their
wills should circle February 23 on their
calendars, which is when the Red Cross
community team will be in Perth.
Solicitors will prepare simple wills from
$75 per person.
Ian Williamson, national bequest manager for Red Cross, said: Writing a will is
one of the most important things you will
do in your lifetime and yet just under half
of Australian adults still do not have one.
The Red Cross Wills for Life program has so
far helped more than 5000 Australians write
or update wills and many have confirmed
gifts to Red Cross in their wills.
Perth Wills Day will be from 10am to 3pm
on Tuesday, February 23, at the State Library
in Northbridge.
To make an appointment, phone 1800 811
700 or email bequests@redcross.org.au.
John Murphy and Mary Barry get in some pancake practice for Shrove Tuesday on
February 9.
The hospitals director of gynaecological

cancer research, Paul Cohen, will lead the
study being held in collaboration with the
University of WA and the Cancer Council.
Dr Cohen said it would examine if
mindfulness-based cognitive therapy
(MBCT) improved the psychological wellbeing of patients who had completed
chemotherapy for ovarian cancer.
It is well known that women who have
survived ovarian cancer can become very
concerned and anxious about their cancer recurring, which can impact on their
psychological well-being, Dr Cohen said.
MBCT combines the formal practice of
mindfulness meditation with elements of
cognitive-behavioural therapy.
The trial will involve an eight-week
MBCT course run by the Cancer Council
from early February in either Shenton
Park, Fremantle or Duncraig.
The free courses run for two hours
each week and provide practical coping
techniques aimed at helping to reduce
anxiety and improve mood, quality of
life and sleep.
People will be asked to follow through
each day the activities recommended
in the course, including 40 minutes of
meditation.
They will also be asked to complete
questionnaires before and after the
course as well as six months later. Each
questionnaire will take about 30 minutes.
Those interested in being in the study,
or seeking further information, can call
6465 9204 or email ClinicalTrials.Subiaco@
sjog.org.au.
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1 De Bernales Walk, Cottesloe

Enter off Warnham Street
This iconic building is situated on a stand-alone site on de Bernales Walk, named after Claude de Bernales a well-known name
and significant player in the mining industry during the 30s.
With views to the Indian Ocean and north facing views over the Cottesloe Civic Centre, from every apartment this complex is a
testament to great design from the 60s. Now fully renovated to a high specification the opportunity presents itself to live in the
hub of vibrant Cottesloe and enjoy all this suburb has to offer.
Beautifully renovated throughout
Open plan layout with balcony
Sleek designer Caesarstone kitchen with
stainless steel appliances
Generous sized bedrooms with
built-in robes
Stylishly modern bathroom with internal
laundry
R/C air conditioner and ceiling fans

Next door to the manicured grounds of the
Cottesloe Civic Centre
270m to the worlds famous Cottesloe Beach
270m to caf precinct of Cottesloe
Undercover car bay + storage
Ideal lock up and leave
TONIA MCNEILLY
0416 161 556
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A 103A Waratah Ave Dalkeith WA 6009
LIMITED AVAILABILITY
WHAT BETTER PLACE TO VIEW THE ROTTNEST

CHANNEL SWIM IN 2018?
Shellabears has the pleasure of offering for sale Cottesloes rst cosmopolitan residential
development in over 28 years Overton Terraces.
The modest scale of the contemporary coastal architecture conceived by Banham Architects will
be crafted into a new landmark for Cottesloe that has been designed to enhance the beach front
lifestyle of its residents. Large terraces and sky gardens create platforms for outdoor living, and
extensive double glazing frames views across the ocean to Rottnest as well as the gardens of the
Civic Centre.
A diverse mix of residences ranging from exible studios to single and double level 2 & 3 bedroom
apartments and penthouses will create a truly unique community within Perths most desirable
beachfront village.
Book an appointment at our display suite at the Shellabears Office, 575 Stirling Hwy, Cottesloe.
www.overtonterraces.com.au
All enquiries:
Chris Shellabear 0418 910 065

chris@shellabears.com.au
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To live on the beach, yet out of the sea breeze, is almost impossible in Cottesloe. This gorgeous beach-side apartment is perfectly tucked away
from the elements and also boasts a mass of Northern light and a fabulous entertaining terrace.
Natural timber floors and bench tops and an all-white colour-scheme give this stunning two bedroom ground floor unit a beautiful beachy feel,
while private access from the foyer and an underground car bay and storage make for a secure, comfortable and easy lifestyle.
Water, Sand & Sunsets all included in the price!
View: Saturday 6th February 10:00am - 10:45am
Kate Gale 0411 406 774

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Community news
Cuddle up in
the Dome
For couples looking for something different to do this Valentines Day, Scitech has
designed an immersive planetarium show.
Woo your date over the Valentines Day
weekend with Scitechs Dome Date Night, a
seriously unique experience where you can
embrace the wonders of the Universe and give
your date a night to remember.
Dome Date Night is at 6 and 8pm on February
13 and 14 at the Scitech Planetarium.
The cost is $35.
For more information, go to scitech.org.au.
Cambridge Notice
DRAFT LOCAL PLANNING POLICY 3.13
ST JOHNS WOOD,
MOUNT CLAREMONT
AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION
AND PUBLIC COMMENT
Comment is invited on the draft Local Planning
Policy 3.13 for the new St Johns Wood residential
estate (previously known as Area G) at Lot 13409
(No. 2) Rochdale Road, Mount Claremont.
The Local Planning Policy is required to cover specic
issues relating to the site for those matters not covered
by the Towns existing policies or the Residential
Design Codes of Western Australia (R Codes).
The LPP will cover the following issues:
Estate fencing around the perimeter of the estate
and surrounding public open space;
Vehicular access (prohibited between the estate
and Rochdale Road/Stephenson Avenue);
Bushre Management and the Bushre Protection
Zone;
Crossover widths to proposed new lots.
For more information and to view plans and
documents please see www.cambridge.wa.gov.au/
stjohnswood. Alternatively, plans and documents
can also be viewed at the Town of Cambridge
Administration Building. Submissions can be made
up to Friday 26 February 2016, either online at
www.cambridge.wa.gov.au/stjohnsswood or in writing.
JASON LYON
ACTING CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Sitting under the stars takes on a whole new meaning at the Scitech Planetarium.
Will your dog survive summer?
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Proposed Amendments to
Fill and Fencing Policy
At its November 2015 meeting Council resolved
to approve amendments to its Fill and Fencing
Policy for the purpose of public consultation.
The amended Policy states what Council considers
appropriate fencing, guides decision making on
development applications for fencing and fill, and
thereby gives certainty to the community as to
what is acceptable.
A copy of the proposed amended Policy
is available to view on the City's website
(www.nedlands.wa.gov.au)
and
at
its
Administration Building (71 Stirling Highway,
Nedlands). If you wish to provide comment on
the proposed amended Policy please provide them
to the City by close of business on 1 March
2016.
The City's Statutory Planning Department can be
contacted on 9273 3500 if you have any queries.
1 Bold Park Drive Floreat WA 6014 | 08 9347 6000

mail@cambridge.wa.gov.au | www.cambridge.wa.gov.au
Greg Trevaskis
Chief Executive Officer
The animal rights group,

People for the Ethical Treatment
of Animals (PETA), warns owners to keep their dogs safe this
summer.
Dogs can die or become ill from
heat exhaustion if they are left
inside hot cars, even with the
windows slightly open.
Ashley Fruno, from PETA, says
that even if they are left in cars
parked in the shade, on warm
days dogs can quickly succumb
to heatstroke, which can lead to
brain damage.
On a 30-degree day, the temperature inside a car parked in
the sun can reach 54 degrees in
minutes, she said.
Ashley advises owners whose
dogs show signs of heatstroke
such as restlessness, heavy panting, vomiting, lethargy and lack
of coordination to get them into
the shade immediately.
You can lower a dogs body
temperature by providing it with
water, applying a cold towel to
the head and chest or immersing
the dog in tepid not ice-cold
water, she said.

Then immediately call a vet.
PETA also suggests that during
summer, owners keep their dogs
indoors.
Unlike humans, dogs can sweat
only through their footpads and
cool themselves by panting,
Ashley said.
If they must be left outside,
Ashley said dogs should be supplied with ample water and shade,
taking into account the shifting sun.
Even brief periods of direct sun
exposure can have life-threatening
consequences, she said.
She said that in very hot, humid
weather, dogs should be exercised
by walking them, not by making
them run.
Never exercise dogs by cycling
while they try to keep up or by running them while you jog, she said.
Dogs will collapse before giving
up, at which point it may be too
late to save them.
If you see animals in distress,
give them immediate relief by
providing water and contact
humane authorities right away.
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FOR SALE
60 & 62 Jutland Parade

DALKEITH WA 6009
$12.5M
SPECTACULAR RESIDENCE TWO BLOCKS ON ONE TITLE

INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT
FEATURES:
Total land area of 2002m2 on one Title

Quality Riverstone house on 1007m2 block
5 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms
5 car garage plus huge storeroom
Internal lift
995m2 elevated riverfront block
Existing Swan River Trust approved
boat house
REG RANSOM
0418 917 661
reg@porteous.com.au
WILLIAM PORTEOUS
0439 880 242
william@porteous.com.au
Office: 9386 8800

www.porteous.com.au
FOR SALE
14 Belford Road
CITY BEACH WA 6015
DREAM HOME SITE WITH OCEAN VIEWS

ANDREW PORTEOUS
0488 118 687
andrew@porteous.com.au
WILLIAM PORTEOUS
0439 880 242
Office: 9386 8800

www.porteous.com.au
FOR SALE
$7.5M
106A Bindaring Parade

CLAREMONT WA 6010
STUNNING RIVER FRONT HOME

FEATURES:
4 Bedrooms
3 Bathrooms plus powder room
Office/study
Cellar
Open plan living & dining
Heated swimming pool
4-5 car garaging
Excellent storage
Views of Claremont Yacht Club,
the city and beyond
Land size 1,161sqm
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT
WILLIAM PORTEOUS
0439 880 242
Office: 9386 8800

www.porteous.com.au
Community news
Seniors
invited to
friendly
group
Take the
Drink Just
Water
challenge
Open House for Seniors has

recommenced on Thursday
mornings in Wembley Downs.
How would you go drinking only water for two or four

weeks?
WaterAid will hold a Water
Challenge in March to coincide
with its annual fundraising
event.
Or you could take the Walk
for Water challenge and walk
or run your way to good health
between March 14 and 20.
Money raised will help to provide lifesaving safe water to the
worlds poorest communities.
The Water Challenge is a
terrific opportunity for people
to get healthy while supporting
WaterAid to transform the lives
of the poorest and most marginalised people in the world
by improving access to safe
water, sanitation and hygiene,
WaterAid Australia CEO Paul
Nichols said.
The Water Challenge is free
to enter.
The Walk for Water Challenge
involves setting a personal
distance goal and walking or
running to good health, remembering that 10,000 steps about
7km is the average distance
walked by the worlds poorest
women and children to collect
water each day.
To register and learn more, go
to www.waterchallenge.org.au.
This happy group plays

mahjong, canasta, Scrabble,
dominoes and chess, as well
as enjoying morning tea, special monthly activities and
occasional trips out for lunch.
New members are always
welcome.
Open House meets at
the Church of Christ, 10
Bournemouth Crescent,
Wembley Downs, almost opposite the Downs Shopping
Centre, from 9.30am to noon
each Thursday.
Transport may be available
if needed.
Ring Jenny on 9341 6273 or
Wendy on 9341 6923 for more
details, or just head along for
a warm welcome and to make
new friends.
Its summer and heres Proof

Proof will entertain picnickers in Mason Gardens on Valentines Day.
Vibrant cover band Proof

is aiming to get picnickers
up and dancing at the next
summer concert organised by
Nedlands council.
The concert, which will be on
Valentines Day afternoon, will
offer a mix of classic hits, top-40
numbers, dance, rock and pop.
The venue for this concert will
be Mason Gardens in Melvista
Avenue, Dalkeith.
The Nedlands summer concerts, now in their 19th year,

bring together friends, family
and neighbours in different
parks.
As well as the music there will
be childrens activities, including a bouncy castle, fairies, face
painting and more.
There will be food to buy, or
take a picnic.
The concert is from 5.30 to
7pm on Sunday, February 14.
Exercise and its role for health

Find out how exercise
and yoga can help recovery
from cancer at a free talk on
Tuesday.
Exercise physiologist and
academic Favil Singh and
physiotherapist and yoga
instructor Scott White will
present the free session for
the Cancer Council.
They will discuss the evi-
dence behind how yoga and

exercise promote well-being.
The session is for people who
have been affected by cancer
and will run from 10am to
noon on February 9 at Milroy
Lodge, 15 Bedbrook Place,
Shenton Park.
For more information or to
book your place, call the Cancer
Council on 13 11 20.
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Community news
Cambridge
Cambridge Bowling
Clubs premier league
hosted Kalamunda in
mid-week pennants.
Cambridge secured
full points to jump
above Kalamunda into
6th spot.
Jim Barry skipped
young Eddy Leahy,
Killer Kane and H.
Christensen in a
convincing 37/13 win,
while skipper Neil
Bolton, Mohan Lal,
Grant Allen and Cam
Harris turned their
recent form around to
win 30/12. On the other
rink, Ross Bolton, Don
Leeson, Monty Bellos
and Cliff Wooldridge
coasted home 22/12.
Division 1 blue
Cambridge travelled
to Mundaring on a
sweltering day to play
on carpet and came
back with no points.
The closest margin was
on Tony Walshs rink,
which went down by
10 shots.
The big news is that
last-placed division 3
had a 5-point victory
over Osborne Park,
who are 7th on the
ladder.
Brian Clay and his
team continued their
good form with a 28/14
win and new bowler
Dave Fulsham led his
rink to a 23/17 victory.
Division 4 played inform Bedford but was
not able to gain any
points. Barry Snelling
and his team were just
beaten on the last end
by 1 shot.
Most Saturday pennants were cancelled
due to rain, sharing
the points, but division
4 played top-of-theladder Joondalup to
lose on all rinks.
Division 3 won on
two rinks in sloppy
conditions but went
down on aggregate,
with David Sladen,
Bob Gauntlett, George
Macrides and Dunc
McPhail easily accounting for their opponents 19/10, while
Les Snashall, John
Barlow, Bernie Yates
and David Phillips
won 11/10.
There were some
great performances
when division 2 gained
6pts to cement top spot
on the ladder.
David Hughes and
his team of Haydn
bowling
Lowe, Andrew Ness
and Grant Allen won
26/14 to grab the pots
for the round.
Premier division was
rained off and shared
the points to be firmly
on top of the ladder.
The winners of
last Fridays social
bowls were Martin
Johnson, skip Norma
Samuel, Audrey Smith,
Caroline Martin and
lead Lionel Sangster.
The team of Jim
Barrie, Tony Walsh,
Peter Easom and
Haydn Lowe will play
Ross Bolton, Greg
Cain, Des Bassett and
John Barlow for the
clubs fours championship.
Members
of
Cambridges top side
in this years state
team are Pieter Harris,
Clive Adams and Dan
Patterson, who will
travel to Queanbeyan,
NSW, to compete over
the Easter weekend.
Dalkeith
Nedlands
The week started
with the girls championship pairs and, in
a thrilling game, the
winners were Celia
Bakker and Marg
Campbell with +1.
Wendy OMeehan
and Bev Davis won the
plate with +16.
In Tuesdays pennants, 1 green north
got a wonderful 6pts
against Wanneroo,
with Heather Hince,
Gwenda McIntosh,
Val Hulbert and Anne
Clements scoring +15.
In the blokes midweek pennants, 1
blue south went down
to Gosnells, though
Marty Saunders, Pete
Collins, John Pole and
Don Hicks scored a +4
to gain 1pt.
Division 2 red went
down to Mt Pleasant.
Division 4 white
had a great 5pt win
against Kardinya,
with Neil Davis, David
Broadfoot, Pek Goh
and David Wood scoring +5, as did George
Klug, Alan Davison,
Geoff Sansom and
Ron Day.
Division 4 blue also
gained 5pts against
North Beach, with

Rick Camins, Kent
Warburton, Bill Ridge
and John Freedman
scoring +8.
In the Rotators v
Reserves, the Rotators
of Chris Richardson,
Ross McLennan,
David Bradshaw and
Ken Brooke were too
strong, winning with
+10. Well done to
new member David
Bradshaw, participating for the first time.
On the promise
of light, moderating
showers on Saturday,
pennant teams travelled as far afield
as Armadale and
Quinns Rocks only to
find greens committees, ably supported
by SAS scuba divers,
rowing out to inspect
the greens.
Everyone turned
around and went home
having achieved nothing more than a massive carbon footprint!
The up side was
that early drinks were
taken.
Congratulations to
Wendy Ireland OAM.
Hollywood
Subiaco
Both mens midweek pennant divisions dropped down a
position on the ladder.
It was a 12-shot drubbing for division 2s
teams playing away at
Perth and Tatts.
The only winners
were Peter Evans,
Barry Pascoe, Glen
Morey and Tony Byrne.
They took their time
getting into the game
before engaging the
turbo on the 8th end
and powering to a 10shot win, which also
won them the pots.
For division 4, the
aggregate could have
gone either way at
Manning.
The rink of
Graeme Gerrans,
Alan Brindley, Uncle
Arthur and Colin
Graves led by 11 with
two ends to play, but
then gave away three
shots on the next two
ends to win by 5.
The rink of Ted
Brown, Bill Chellew,
Grandad and Greg

Bridges was outplayed
and went down by 9,
while John Duncan,
Ron Wilkie, John
Horsfall and Ray
Preston went down
by 2.
A few clubs did
manage to complete
pennant games on a
wet Saturday.
Division 2 hosted
Yokine and after some
deliberation a start
was made.
The drizzle intensified into rain and a
decision was made to
abandon the game and
share the points.
The teams decided
some effort should be
made on demolishing
the sandwiches, a mission that was carried
out very successfully.
It was a similar
story for division 5 at
Dalkeith Nedlands,
where play stopped
after 4 ends.
The damp and bedraggled warriors
headed home for a
nice hot shower and a
strong cup of tea.
Mosman
Park
Nearly all Mosman
Parks weekend pennant games were
cancelled because of
the rain.
The mid-week mens
teams had two good
wins, with both the
4th and 5th divisions
gaining 6pts each.
On Australia Day,
the club ran an
Australia versus The
Rest of the World
competition.
The Rest of the
World won, but there
was good bowling
on both sides and a
champagne breakfast
followed play.
Two visitors from
Broome did all the
cooking on the barbecue, doing a great job
for which members
were all grateful.
Wednesdays
scroungers had a few
visitors, both local and
from overseas.
The finalists were
Mike Batt, Yvonne
Flanagan, Ian Flack
and Liam Flanagan.
The winner was
Mike, who let slip that
he played the equivalent of 1st division
pennants in England.
Well done to all.
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Susana Mulero-Lopez gives some of new suspension training equipment at

HBF Stadiums health and fitness centre a workout.
Gym holds members

in suspense
A QueenAx suspension training system is one of the new
features of the refurbished
health and fitness centre at HBF
Stadium in Mt Claremont, which
opened recently.
About 80 HBF Stadium members enjoyed trying out the new
suspension system and other
fitness fun to celebrate the official opening of the revamped
centre by Churchlands MP Sean
LEstrange.
CEO David Etherton said
VenuesWest was proud to be the
first gym in WA offering suspension training.
Norman Solomon (83) has been
a member of the centre since 1999.

The current improvements to
HBF Stadium have transformed
not only the gym but also the
whole environment, including the
frontage to the building, he said.
Another long-standing member,
Wendy Smith, said the gym had
wonderful, enthusiastic instructors who encouraged people to
work to the best of their ability.
The upgrade, which began
about six months ago, includes a
remodelled entrance and facade,
a vehicle drop-off zone, a function
space and bigger function garden
area and a new crche .
Most of the toilets and change
rooms have also been upgraded.
Outdoor movies take soulful turn

The second season of festival
films screening at UWA begins
next week.
New PIAF film programmer Tom
Vincent split the program so he
could take advantage of new films
on the festival circuit.
We couldnt have got great films
like La Belle Saison (Summertime)
or the Australian premiere of
Miles Ahead if Id had to book
films earlier, Tom said. It also
makes for a more responsive
season.
I could listen to feedback on
Ptanque
At
Subiaco
Ptanque Club last
Saturday, the inclement weather kept most
season one and it made me very

conscious of those people who
come every week to ensure that
I got the balance right.
He said the new collection of
films, which begins on Monday,
February 8, with Sherpa: Trouble
on Everest, was a little more
soulful and personal and tied in
closely with the Writers Festival.
The film, The End of the Tour
(starting February 15), relives
the meeting of minds between
author David Foster Wallace and
journalist David Lipsky.
players away and so

the coaching session
and barbecue were
cancelled.
A small group of
players socialised
in the pavilion and
watched the tennis
on TV until the rain

abated.
These stalwarts then
took to the pistes and
enjoyed the calm after
the storm.
This Saturday,
February 6, will be a
competition day.
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TIMEOUT
Punching through conventions

SARAH McNEILL
Bradford in the north of

England is home to the UKs
biggest Muslim community,
and innovative theatre
producer and director Evie
Manning.
Its a scary time to be alive,
but I believe theatre can have

a ripple effect that can change
the public narrative, Evie
said.
She is doing just that with
her site-specific performance
piece, No Guts, No Heart, No
Glory, which she is bringing
to the Perth International
Arts Festival.
In the show, five Muslim
girls tell their stories while
training in a boxing ring.
Our first audience was a
group of tough, young, white
Scotsmen in Edinburgh who
had never met a Muslim, let
alone seen them in a boxing
ring, Evie said. They came

away from the show saying
they were inspired by these
girls and looked to them as
role models.
With artistic director
Rhiannon White, Evie
co-founded the arts company,
Common Wealth, to make
theatre for people who dont

think theatre is for them.
They perform in places
like boxing gyms, on housing
estates, and even in a taxi.
We did think this show
might shape up to be a female
version of Rocky, Evie joked
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Ellie
My son and
his lovely
bride-to-be are
getting married
soon. Theyve
carefully planned every
detail of the event of
their dreams.
Family relatives will
be celebrating their 40th
anniversary during that
same month.
At my sons wedding,
these relatives adult
son wants to ask the
wedding DJ to play
a special song for his
parents and call them
up for a spotlight dance
during the evening.
He also wants to ask the
wedding photographer to
take posed photos of the
anniversary couple with
their adult children and
spouses.
Im against all this,
but its my husbands
side of the family and
hes afraid to cause hurt
feelings.
He argues that itd be
a perfect way for guests
who are members of
their family or friends to
celebrate with them.
Ive offered to help
the couples children
host an event for their
parents (but not the
week before or after the
wedding because Id be
too stressed).
They objected, saying
out-of-town family
members couldnt travel
twice in such a short
time, it would be too
expensive, there was not
enough time to book a
venue etc.
My husband and I
are paying for most
arts
of the wedding. The

bride is willing to
accept his request for
my husbands sake, but
prefers having the day
as her own.
Whose special day is it?
Your offer to help

host a reception
was very
generous. The arguments
against this have some
validity, too.
But the adult son
seems determined to take
advantage of the wedding
event.
Your future daughterin-law is very thoughtful,
but there are strong hints
that the relatives son isnt
above hijacking a larger
part of the event, once
hes got the microphone.
If this seems likely to
you, then here are some
suggestions.
Insist that the photos
of the couple and their
relatives are taken before
the ceremony. Once the
ceremony starts, its the
bridal couples day.
Your husband should
be the one to announce
the special anniversary
dance, not their son.
It should not happen
until after the bride and
groom, and immediate
family, have had their
special dances. Instruct
the DJ ahead.
Think this through. If
Im over-reading your
concerns, then going
along with his request
can be workable as long
as its your husband
who controls the
announcement.
A long round trip to Alice Springs has inspired a new outpouring of paintings from Aurelie Yeo. Photo: Paul McGovern
A fresh take on wilderness

Mosman Park artist
Aurelie Yeo returns to
Gallows Gallery after a
two-year break.
Look Again is an
exhibition of 35 oils and
watercolours inspired by
Aurelies bus trip last April
to Alice Springs.
I went on a bus trip
to Alice and then down
and across the Nullarbor
to refresh my memory
of terrain I had already
covered on numerous
earlier trips, Aurelie

said.
I sat in a front seat on
my own the entire time,
taking photographs and
drawing everything as we
dashed past.
There is so much to
see of the Australian wilderness if one just looks
again.
Half the works in the
exhibition are of desert
outback regions and the
rest focus on Cottesloe
Theatre, the school of life

Cast places are open for the first show to be put
on by WA Childrens Theatre in Subiaco.
Founder Louise Towler said that unlike most
performing arts schools, the WA Childrens Theatre
was designed to help young people acquire knowledge
and resilience to deal with some of lifes bigger issues.
The first show, Bling it on, has been written to help
children understand how to manage their money and
will be performed in the next school holidays.
So many of us were never taught anything about
money when we were young, Louise said.
The company is also scheduling shows to raise
awareness about bullying, setting boundaries and
coping with low self-esteem.
For information, go to wachildrenstheatre.com.au.
story
From page 99
about the show, which

comes to PIAF later this
month.
But instead of protagonists dealing with conflict,
pain and broken bodies,
she found Bradfords young
Muslim women were positive, inventive, and bright
and were all following their
own paths in life.
We started out looking
for drama and conflict but
instead found a positive,
life-affirming story, Evie
said.
People tend to form

opinions without much
knowledge. Lots of people
have never met a Muslim
and yet there is so much
fear and labelling, judgment and pressure.
She was inspired to create
the show by her mothers
neighbour, a Muslim
woman who wears the full
burqa but boxes regularly
and wanted Evie to join her.
I was fascinated by the
idea of Muslim women in
this very male environment
and I started looking into
it, Evie said. I discovered that England has two
female Muslim champion
boxers, [former national
champion] Ambreen Sadiq
and [British student champion] Saira Tabasum.

In her work, Muslim
woman aged 16 and 23,
with Ambreen as trainer,
work out in a boxing gym
and share their stories,
which are based on interviews.
Boxing demands determination, courage and discipline, just like theatre,
Evie said.
These girls had never
boxed before and never
performed. They are
strong, brave and proud.
As well as breaking
down peoples
misconceptions of Muslim
women, Evie said the show
had broken down her
preconceptions of tough,
hardened boxers.
All the boxers we
have met are so great and
so supportive, she said.
She said she was looking
forward to meeting local
boxers when Common
Wealth set up the show in
the Queen Street Gym in
the city.
No Guts, No Heart,
No Glory, won The

Scotsman Fringe First
in 2014 and was part
of the Women of the
World Festival at the
Southbank Centre
last year. It is at the
Queen Street Gym from
February 23 to 28.
friend, Nedlands jewellery

designer Gay Tennant.
Look Again is on show at
Gallows Gallery until this
Sunday, February 7.
life by the
drop
Natural and nice
Punching through conventions

cover
coast life.
On show along with
Aurelies paintings is silver
and stone-set jewellery
crafted by her long-time
How is it that trends come to

influence the way we think, and
what we drink?
Lets focus on the natural wine
movement. Loosely, this is
the practice of creating wines
using few or no fertilisers,
pesticides, preservatives or
stabilisers, and it is gathering
a groundswell of support.
These wines are not sparkly
and bright, and sometimes
they can be faulty due to the
unpredictable nature of
well, nature.
The most interesting thing
about the orange or
natural wine phenomenon
is not whos drinking it or
whos pushing it. Its that
our growing desire to know
more about what we put in
our bodies is influencing the
way we make wine less
intervention, fewer pesticides,
fewer constraints.
It doesnt always mean
that the resulting wines are
better than their traditionally
constructed counterparts, but
it makes the process (and
occasionally the discoveries
made along the way)
significant.
Ive had my fair
share of both ends
of the natural
experience
pleasurable,
interesting and
exciting examples,
and then the
wines that perhaps
should have
been reserved for
internal tasting
only.
A positive and compelling

argument for natural is the
2014 Cullen Amber.
It is 64% semillon and 36%
sauvignon blanc and has a
fascinating rap sheet.
The orange or amber colour
comes in part from the
extended contact with skins
ranging from two days to
one month, depending on the
individual parcels. More than
75% of the wine spent four
months in oak.
The fruit is from the familyowned biodynamic vineyards.
It is a whopping 15% ABV
(high for Margaret River)
and has been fermented in
a combination of open and
closed top fermenters and
amphoras.
It is textural, structured and
it has tannins a wine that
takes you out of yourself and
asks you to reconsider your
boundaries.
Its flavour is complex to
describe because I had to
switch off my expectations.
It has red apple, red berry,
baked bread, spice and
citrus. Its an amalgam of
flavours and its rich theres
a lot going on.
Try pairing it with a tapasstyle meal you might learn
something.
94 pts.
ERIN LARKIN
LIQUOR BARONS
TASTING PANEL
Insight into a great mind

that is deeply flawed
What the critics are saying

Anomalisa (MA15+)
REVIEW: PIER LEACH
Spotlight (M)
Spotlight is a gripping detective story

and a superlative newsroom drama, a
solid procedural that tries to confront evil
without sensationalism, says The NY
Times. The Boston Globe, the newspaper
at the heart of the film whose investigative
journalism busted open the Catholic
Churchs cover-up of decades of child
abuse, says one of the films greatest
virtues is that [Tom] McCarthy and his
co-writer Josh Singer understand that the
reporters arent the story in Spotlight. The
story is the story.
Somerville, February 8 to 14
Sherpa: Trouble on Everest (CTC)
Michael Fassbender is the sometimes repellent Steve Jobs in a movie in three acts.
(a superb Seth Rogen) first

envisioned the future, but
the film makes absolutely no
reference to Jobss wife and
their three children.
Instead, Sorkin focuses
on a handful of colleagues
his Polish-born marketing
chief Joanna Hoffman (Kate
Winslet, excellent), Apple
CEO John Sculley (Jeff
Daniels, as good here as
in Sorkins wonderful The
Newsroom) who sacked him,
and software developer Andy

Hertzfeld (Michael Stuhlbarg)
as well as the daughter,
Lisa (played by three
actors), he initially refused to
acknowledge.
Taut and rapid-fire dialogue,
a form of witty, layered
poetry, has been Sorkins
signature since The West
Wing. Fassbender, Winslet
and the entire ensemble
deliver its complexities with
verbal dexterity.
SARAH McNEILL
Roman Krznaric
we are going through a
period of growing empathy
deficit.
Lisa Genova closes
the festival on Sunday,
February 21. Her books,
Still Alice, about early
onset Alzheimers, and
Inside the OBriens, about
Huntingtons disease, both
tackle deeply emotive
subjects and balance
darkness with light and
humour.
She published the novel
Still Alice herself after
several publishers told her
it was too dark. She went
on to sell millions of copies
and it was then turned into
an award-winning film
starring Julianne Moore.
Writers Festival director
Katherine Dorrington
said that over the festival
Gail Jones
weekend, the aim was to
question the way we lived
and the choices we made,
consider what an empathic
government might look
like, how we cared for
older members of our
society and the importance
of home, particularly if that
home were removed.
She listed a few of
her festival favourites
Lauren Groffs Fates and
Furies, Anthony Marras
A Constellation of Vital
Phenomena, A Guide to
Berlin by Gail Jones,
emerging writer Stephanie
Bishops melancholic The
Other Side of the World,
and festival favourite
Patrick Gales new novel,
A Place Called Winter.
Non-fiction highlights
include Russian-American
Its a gripping film, propelled

by Fassbenders mercurial
performance and Sorkins
ability to invest tension
and momentum into small
exchanges that speak to bigger,
potent themes of control.
It isnt, nor does it claim
to offer, the full picture. But
Steve Jobs is a bold, eloquent
insight into the man whose
vision still lives through the
products many of us keep
closer than our own families.
Writing in a world thats losing empathy

Writer and philosopher
Roman Krznaric wanted
to take his ideas about
empathy off the page and
so he created the worlds
first empathy museum.
The mobile art space
is dedicated to looking at
the world through other
peoples eyes.
Its first project, A Mile in
My Shoes, is an empathy
shoe shop where visitors
are invited to walk a mile in
someone elses shoes, literally,
and listen to their story.
On February 18, Roman
will give the opening
address at this years Perth
Writers Festival, which
has empathy as a central
theme.
At the festival launch,
Roman said: One of
the great revolutions in
neuroscience in the last
decade is the recognition
that our brains are wired
for empathy.
Weve got the science
of empathy, but we are
also learning that in society
This unique and unforgettable movie

seems to be made up of scraps a few
puppets, three voice actors, the barest of
budgets. And yet, filtered through [Charlie]
Kaufmans searching mind and soulful
brilliance, the result is a masterpiece,
says Rolling Stone. The Hollywood
Reporter agrees: This is a wonderfully
odd consideration of those questions about
love, pain, solitude and human connection
we all ask; its emotional power creeps out
from under the subtle humour and leaves
a subcutaneous imprint that lingers long
after the movie is over.
Steve Jobs (M)
A very similar irony lies at

the heart of the Aaron Sorkinpenned Steve Jobs and his
brilliant 2010 companion film
about Mark Zuckerberg, The
Social Network.
They are essentially about
the two brilliant minds behind
two revolutionary tools of
communication and connection
Apples suite of devices
and Facebook, respectively
whose own people skills
famously leave a lot to be
desired.
But Sorkins film about
Jobs (played by Michael
Fassbender), directed by the
prolific Danny Boyle (127
Hours, Slumdog Millionaire),
isnt concerned so much
with biographical accuracy
though Walter Isascsons
authorised biography is the
credited source as it is an
intense character study of a
complex, brilliant and often
completely repellent man.
It unfolds like a stage play,
set across three distinct acts
that each plays out backstage
at a product launch first the
Macintosh in 1984, then the
NeXT cube during Jobss
exile from Apple in 1988, and
finally the iMac in 1998.
There are a few brief
flashbacks to the garage where
Jobs and Steve Wozniak
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arts
journalist Masha Gessen,

author of The Tsarnaev
Brothers, a riveting search
into the roots of terrorism
which resulted in the
Boston marathon bombing,
and North Korean defector
Hyeonsea Lee, who shares
her harrowing story of
escaping poverty and
torture at 17.
The Australian Poetry
Festival is incorporated into
the Writers Festival along
with a special publishing
seminar on Thursday,
February 18, and the
special foodie segment,
From Paddock to Print,
which explores food trends.
The economic and spiritual significance

of Mt Everest is examined in Sherpa, a
visually magnificent and richly textured
documentary centred on the Himalayan
guides whove led foreigners to the
highest place on Earth since 1953, says
Variety.Experienced Aussie documaker
Jennifer Peedom packs an emotional
punch to match its awe-inspiring imagery.
Time Out London agrees Peedom is
brilliantly sly: she gives the tour guides
and their rich, self-absorbed charges just
enough rope to hang themselves, and they
duly oblige. But its also a heartfelt tribute
to the resilience of a people.
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The full program is
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A Mile in My Shoes,
presented by the Empathy
Museum with stories
commissioned by PIAF,
is a free event in the
Stirling Gardens, on the
corner of Barrack Street
and St Georges Terrace,
Perth, from February 18
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Celebrity sex in Wembley

CATHERINE MAZZA
Holland Street in
This week at
Fringe World
Want to laugh?
Be shocked? Be
entertained? Here is
your guide to whats on.
For the family
Every day until March 6
Elizabeth Quay
Dust off the roller skates and
head to The Urban Roller Club.
The riverside rink is ideal for
the young and young at heart.
After skating, there is the bar
to visit or you can entertain the
kids on the show rides. Tickets
start at $10.
For a date night

Fridays and Saturdays
until February 21
The Empyrean Function Centre
Award-winning local
production company
Twisted Vaudeville Circus is
back with The Birdcage; a
Menagerie of Exotic Dames.
The burlesque show is a
Fringe World favourite. MC
Bryan OGorman said: Im
always very excited to see
all the exotic dancing and
various nipple tassels from
around the globe and unique
humans performing acts of
live depravity with the utmost
grace. Tickets are $40.
For Fringe World fans

Opening February 9
Blue Room Theatre
The Great Ridolphi is a oneman show that unravels
an art theft, miracles and
illusions in the search for
the mysterious Ridolphi.
Seasoned theatregoers will
recognise actor Steve Turner
from Glengarry Glen Ross
and A Streetcar Named
Desire. Tickets start at $15.
For entertaining
a crowd
La Soiree,
La Soiree Spiegeltent
Until March 6
Its been tipped as one of the
highlights of Fringe 2016
and for good reason. Grab
a group and book a booth
for a great view of this circus
spectacular. Its amazing
what performers can do on
the 2m diameter stage. Tickets
start at $35.
Book all Fringe World shows
through fringeworld.com.au or the
box office, open from noon in the
James Street mall, Perth Cultural
Centre, Northbridge.
Wembley holds a special

place in the hearts of Tyler
Jacob Jones, Robert Woods
and Erin Hutchinson.
The trio are the creative
brains behind Holland St
Productions, an awardwinning independent
production company.
We work out of
Roberts living room in
Holland Street and my first
singing teacher lived on
Holland Street, Tyler said.
And my sister lived in
Holland! Erin added.
Robert started the
company in eight years
ago to make films and then
moved into musical theatre.
At one of his shows he
met Tyler and together
they wrote Point and
Shoot, a musical satire that
won the prestigious Martin
Sims award at the 2014
Fringe Festival.
We sort of accidentally
got a business. Tyler said.
We had success with
Point and Shoot and had to
have a company to redeem
the prize, so we now work
under the Holland St
name, Tyler said.
After winning the award,
Point and Shoot toured to
Sydney and Brighton.
This year, the group
is back with Dr Felicity
Rickshaws Celebrity Sex
Party.
The original idea came
when I was working with
Amy Russotti, who plays
Sex-obsessed Dr Felicity Rickshaw is played with conviction by Amy Russotti.
Dr Felicity, on a piece for a

fundraiser, Tyler said.
We had so much fun
writing and researching
online that we decided to
make it into a show.
Erin, Holland Sts
general manager, said
the production had come
together quite quickly.
It has gone from a small
one-woman show to a
theatrical production with
a cast of five, she said.
Tyler described the
shows protagonist, Dr
Felicity Rickshaw, as
the self-proclaimed
Dostoyevsky of erotic
celebrity fan fiction.
Her character tells
fantastic fictional stories
of sexual encounters
with Dustin Hoffman,
Jennifer Lawrence and
One Direction, to name a
few, and these fantasies are
re-created on stage.
Its kind of like Muriels
Wedding, but instead
of being obsessed with
ABBA, Dr Felicity is
obsessed with celebrity sex

stories.
Erin warned that it was
an adults-only show.
Its filthy but heartwarming and there is a lot
of dirty language, she said.
Dr Felicitys Celebrity
Sex Party runs until

February 14 in Perth
and then heads to the
Busselton Fringe.
Tickets start at $25
and are available from
fringeworld.com.au.
Powder to power athletes

DAVID COHEN
Dave Beckett used to

conk out in his Scotch
College classes after a rowing stint.
I felt like I had been hit
by a piece of four-by-two,
he said.
Dave, a Swanbourne
resident, is a keen surf club
member and ski paddler
and has chucked in his
engineering career to start
a sports nutrition line.
I worked in oil and gas
for a bit and it was really
fun, Dave (27) said.
But I decided to have a
crack because I thought I
could do it better myself.
With Coast Nutrition,
Dave aims to make people
feel good during and after
exercise.
His main product is a
sports protein, which is
mixed with water and
taken 15 minutes after
exercise.
Its aimed at helping
people recover and is protein and carbohydrates,
Dave Beckett aims to make people feel good during and

after exercise. Photo: Paul McGovern
he said.
If Id had it after rowing, I wouldnt have fallen
asleep afterwards.
His pea protein product
an all-natural, plant-
based protein powder is

also popular.
A diet high in protein
is proved to promote lean
muscle development, suppress hunger, allow a lower
calorie intake, and has

other benefits, Dave said.
Another driver for Dave
to start his business was
the number of nutrition
products aimed at bodybuilders.
They were a bit intimidating and aimed at a
demographic that wasnt
me, he said.
There was also a spate
of athletes getting done for
doping when they didnt
realise they were doing
something wrong, because
the ingredients werent
listed on the product they
used.
Dave, a member of
North Cottesloe Surf Life
Saving Club for 10 years,
said starting a business was
a bit like project engineering.
Youre bringing together different colleagues
skills to solve a problem,
he said.
Thats what Ive done
here.
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CHANGING HANDS
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CITY BEACH
From $1,385,000
75 Kalinda Drive
Build anew on 1214sq.m or

renovate the 1960s house that
is for sale for the first time in
52 years.
AGENT: Nicole Jones,
Abel McGrath.
Need separate outdoor areas? This City Beach house has two, including this one on the top floor.
Be the first to catch the sea breeze

Offers by February 17
10 Dartmouth Avenue
Old world meets new in this

three-level family home, with
sweeping terraces, jarrah
floors and a rainwater tank.
AGENT: Scott Swingler,
Space Real Estate.
Offers
14 Belford Street
If your dream home has uninterrupted ocean views, then

this 974sq.m corner block is
the place for it.
AGENTS: Andrew Porteous
and William Porteous,
William Porteous Properties
International.
FAST FACTS
Median City Beach

house price $1,715,000.
Properties for sale: 42
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CITY BEACH
From $1,675,000
NS RESIDENTIAL
indari Road is one of

the best spots in City
Beach, according to agent
Natalie Snooks.
And she should know,
because she has lived in
the street for 14 years.
I waited a long time for
the right one to come up,
Ms Snooks said.
Its a great street for
families and its so quiet.
Another plus is the sea
breeze.
Ive had a few families
from Mt Lawley come and
look at City Beach and they
cant believe how much
cooler it is here, she said.
Many of the houses
in the suburb, including
this one for sale, have an
upside-down design to take
advantage of the breeze
and the ocean view.
There are glimpses of Rottnest from

the main living area
There are glimpses of
Rottnest Island from the
main living area, which is
on the first floor.
On a 713sq.m block, the
house has been renovated
from top to bottom by the
owners.
But it wasnt a quick
makeover to sell, Ms
Snooks said.
They spent five years
on the renovation, and
they did everything to a
high standard, with quality
finishes.
Among the expensive
extras are window and
door frames crafted from
merbau timber.
Another is the sleek
cabinetwork in the kitchen
and living area, where the
focus is an easy-to-maintain
fish tank.
A clever design element was a new exterior
staircase that links two
separate alfresco areas,

one on each level.
Ideal for parents, the
outdoor entertaining area
on the top floor has plantation shutters and a wood
fireplace to keep it cosy in
the cooler months.
Children can have gatherings in the downstairs
alfresco area, which overlooks a big pool, lawn and
pergola.
The kitchen was given
the five-star treatment with
a mix of granite and timber
benches, Siemens appliances, an induction cooktop
and an extra-deep sink.
City Beach Primary
School is within easy walking distance of the house.
When the sea breeze
is not enough, the house
has three separate airconditioners, and solar
panels to keep the power
bill down.
The pool takes up most of the back garden, but there is

still room to play on the grass.
If you love cooking, youll love this well designed kitchen.
FOR LEASE
15 Atkinson Road, Subiaco

$1250.00 per week
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This chocolate bathroom sweet is expected to last for six months at room temperature.
What a sweet idea

When Bathrooms.com CEO Ian
Monk noticed a surge in customers
searching for bathroom sweets
on his companys online store, he
had an idea. That simple mistake
caught our imagination, Mr Monk
wrote on his website. What if we
created a bathroom suite out of
something sweet? The British-based
company teamed up with chocolatier
Choccywoccydoodah to create the
Maderno Sweet, a $161,000
four-piece bathroom suite made
almost entirely from 50kg of Belgian
chocolate. The whole package
clocks in at 9.4million calories and
is expected to last up to six months
at room temperature. In case youre
wondering, hot water will cause the
pieces to melt. It tastes better than it
works, the website said.
The cute cottage, behind a white

picket fence, is owned by an
interior stylist and it shows. The
three-bedroom and two-bathroom
house was up for auction last
weekend, but it was passed in
for an undisclosed sum. Caporn
Young agents Stefanie Dobro and
Michael Harries said the classic Freo
cottage combined heritage features
with thoughtful, modern design. In
other auction results, a renovated
character home at 87 Holland
Street, Wembley, was passed in
for $1.35million by Ray Jennings,
of Bexleys. Meanwhile, there was
luck in Nedlands, where 20 Cooper
Street went under the hammer for
And such a cute cottage

If youre looking for ideas on how
to style your home, then check out
7 Herbert Street, North Fremantle.
Owned by an interior stylist, this cute

cottage at 7 Herbert Street, North
Fremantle, was passed in at auction.
You cant put a price on emotion, says the agent who sold 15 Vaucluse Avenue, Claremont, last week for
more than the asking price of $3.4million.
$1.4million. Graeme MacEwan, of
Sell Lease Property, said there were
several bidders for the 1926 home
on 911sq.m.
Agent scores hat-trick

It was a case of three times lucky
for agent Peter Clements, of Mint
Real Estate, who sold 15 Vaucluse
Avenue, Claremont, last week. Ive
sold it three times, Mr Clements
said. The beautifully renovated
character home, on 1306sq.m, was
priced from $3.4million but it went
for more than that. It sold for closer
to the previous sale price, in 2011,
which was $3.95million, he said.
Twenty-seven families went through
the home in the stormy weather last
weekend and we had two offers. It
is such a feel-good home, and its
hard to put a price on that kind of
emotion. When people walk into it,
they are blown away. Mr Clements

said the sale was a good sign for
the market, especially considering
some of the enormous losses people
had suffered in the past few years.
Among the many features in the
Federation-style home is stonework
with the original owners initials.
New skin for

horror home
After five months on the market,
the Silence of the Lambs house
featured in last weeks Changing
Hands may have a buyer. In the
1991 thriller the Pennsylvania
house was the home of serial
killer Buffalo Bill, who gruesomely
skinned his victims corpses. Now,
People for the Ethical Treatment of
Animals (PETA) wants to turn the
house into an empathy museum
to draw attention to the violence
inherent in the production of

leather, fur and other animal skins.
According to PETA executive vicepresident Tracy Reiman, the museum
would help people think about how
all animals are made of flesh, blood
and bone and
experience
suffering and
fear, just as
we do. The
animal rights
group sent
an expression
of interest to
selling agent
PETA executive
Dianne Wilk,
vice-president
of Berkshire
Tracy Reiman
Hathaway,
wants to turn
who has the
the Silence of
property
the Lambs house
listed for
into an empathy
US$250,000.
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Will property be a safe haven for the year ahead?

With further volatility expected
on stock markets throughout
the world, its likely investors
will be once again considering
the relative security of
alternative options such as gold
and property.
The Australian market is not
immune to the uncertainty in
China that is currently rattling
global markets, but just how
much impact this will have
on our local property market
remains to be seen. Will it boost
property prices in what has
been a fairly subdued market
over the last few years since
the end of the mining boom, or
will it have little impact on local
conditions?
Abel McGrath principal and
award winning agent, Adrian
Abel, said there has always
been a competitive tension
between the property and
stock markets, with experts
on both side advocating for
the advantages of their own
domains.
Traditionally we see money
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other when the other market
is under performing, Mr Abel
said.
While there is uncertainty and
volatility in the stock market,
you will see investors moving
back to the more stable and
predictable medium of property.
In terms of how far reaching
the impact of this will be on the
local property market, Mr Abel
said that investors in the market
would likely be impacted the
most by market volatility.
A lot of baby boomers have
invested in the property market
via their Self Managed Super
Funds and also using the equity
available in the family home.
Generally the two main options
for that money is the market
or real estate and with the
stock market currently under
performing, I think you will
see people reconsidering their
options.
Mr Abel said, although the
extent of the impact of Chinese
investment was currently
far less than it has been on

the Sydney and Melbourne
markets, the recent volatility
on the Chinese stock market
would likely see Asian investors
pulling their money out and
putting into Australian real
estate. Although global market
conditions did impact local
markets, he said the media had
by far the greatest impact on
buyer and seller sentiment.
I have literally seen markets
turn in the space of three
weeks based on what is being
reported in the media, he said.
buyers are cashed up and

ready to buy.
The economic forecast for the
short to medium term may not
be all that robust and buyers
are a little cocky and looking for
a bargain, but there is certainly
a good level of activity in the
market at this early stage.
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honed business skills, an accurate in
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innovative marketing approach and a true
commitment to excellent service underlines
Abel McGraths respected position in the
market place.
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proven ability, a sound reputation, strong
negotiating skills and clear vision, its
impossible not to consider having Jack
Michael on your team.
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Too hot to walk the 900m to the beach? Go for a dip in the pool instead.
French doors and high windows drench the open-plan living area in natural light.
Cottage with personality aplenty

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COTTESLOE
Oers by February 20
Caporn Young
ans of Claremonts
Corner Store will know
it as a purveyor of designer
furnishings and homewares, with a spoonful of
nostalgic whimsy.
It is no surprise, then,
that the shops co-owners
injected their home of 22
years with the same playfully eclectic style.
Having been renovated
Even the front steps tell a story

and extended twice by a
draftsman and an architect,
respectively, the pastelpink cottage, on 420sq.m,
in the slip road off Curtin
Avenue is brimming with
personality.
Even the front steps tell
a story.
When a kitchen cupboard came crashing down,
along with her grandmothers china, the owner
decided to fashion a mosaic
from the broken pieces so
they could forever be part
of the house.
Three bedrooms and
a formal living room that
branch off the central hall
at the front of the cottage,
all have high ceilings,
elegant wallpaper and colourful light fittings some
of them floral and sourced
from the UK.
From the kitchen in the
rear living area, a colourful
spiral staircase leads to
the parents retreat, complete with a sitting area,
bathroom and a bedroom
among the treetops.

This is my favourite
room, the owner said
of the big bedroom with
vintage wallpaper and a
juliet balcony.
Its my tree house.
Teenagers will love the
detached studio in the
backyard, where there is
also a pool and covered
alfresco area set in a leafy
garden.
The selling agents are
Jackie Shervington and
Richard Young, of Caporn
Young.
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The front steps, adorned in the owners heirloom china,

set the tone for a nostalgic and playful style.
A party for 40?

No problem
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COTTESLOE
Oers by February 9
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Budding chefs will love the top-spec kitchen that makes

catering to the masses a breeze.
ROSE VALLEY, DANDARAGAN
For Sale
170 kms North of Perth

100acres
Parkland Cleared
Excellent Lifestyle Block
Panoramic Views
Soak Water
Fenced, Power, Shed
Heavy to Medium Soils
EXPRESSION OF INTEREST
Conditions Apply
Contact:
John Ranieri 0409 507 100
Horizon Realty
Group 6225 2475
Tony Cockburn 0411 820 359
There is plenty of room for two alfresco areas on the

384sq.m block.
n the invites to the

many parties youre
sure to host if you move
into this chic Cottesloe
home, your instruction to
guests will be simple: look
for the yellow gate.
The address might read
Stirling Highway, but youll
probably only ever enter
the house by way of the
heartily-hued security gate
or double garage in the
sealed lane that runs off
Boreham Street.
Once inside, youll
make your way through
one of two paved alfresco
areas, enjoying the privacy
offered by a row of ornamental figs along the high
garage wall, to a light-filled
living area.
The quietness will come
as a welcome surprise.
Even though were technically on a busy street, it
really is lovely and quiet,
the owner said of her two-
storey house that is nestled

back from the highway.
Its my little cocoon.
But its a cocoon that
easily houses the family,
including Duke the greyhound, without needing to
live on top of each other.
The ground floor is
devoted to family and entertaining, with dual living
areas at the front and back,
each feeding on to its own
garden and alfresco area.
This house can hold a
lot of people, the owner
said.
We had around 40
guests at our annual New
Years Eve recovery party.
Upstairs, youll find
three bedrooms, including
the parents retreat with
treetop views.
The selling agent is
Cameron McGregor, of
Space Real Estate.
FAST FACTS
Median Cottesloe house
price $1.7million.
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$1.5million
MOSMAN PARK
29 York Terrace
The outdoor entertaining
area and pool were big selling points for this five-bedroom home on 655sq.m.
AGENT: Andrew Cooper,
Abode Real Estate.
Claremont Quarter is right on the doorstep of this upscale complex.
$2.6million
All your lifestyle needs are here
NORTH FREMANTLE
29 Bruce Street
The river is on the doorstep
of this beautifully renovated
home with all the mod-cons.
304/40 St Quentin
Avenue
CLAREMONT
Oers by February 16
LJ Hooker Claremont
Light timber floors

and white walls help
to create a summery
atmosphere
ew apartments in the western

suburbs offer such a complete lifestyle as the St Quentin
complex.
You could just about live your
whole life there, thanks to an
abundance of restaurants, shops
and services in the Claremont
Quarter precinct.
When you do have to venture
farther afield, the railway station
is just over the other side of the
shopping centre.
The apartments were designed
to complement the cosmopolitan
lifestyle, with an emphasis on entertaining and low-maintenance
living.
Apartment 304 is bright, airy
and well appointed, featuring
a big central living area that
branches off to bedrooms, an
alfresco balcony and the adjoining kitchen.
Neatly ensconced in the far
corner, the galley-style kitchen
includes Smeg appliances, a Neff

coffee maker and stackable windows that can be opened to make
a pass-through to the balcony.
Light timber floors and white
walls help to create a summery
atmosphere, reinforced by expansive treetop views.
The mood carries through to
the main bedroom, which enjoys
ample natural light and a beachy
ensuite with sandy-coloured tiles
from floor to ceiling.
As well as two car bays,
residents have access to a wellequipped gym and indoor lap
pool.
The selling agent is Danielle
Diffen, of LJ Hooker Claremont.
AGENT: Nathan Hewitt, Yard

Property.
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$3,405,000
WEST PERTH
35 and 37 Colin Street
Two commercial properties, including the character
home below, were sold last
month to owner-occupiers.
AGENT: Brian Neo, Burgess
Rawson.
FAST FACTS
Median Claremont house
price: $1,445,000.
The kitchen is neatly tucked into a corner and features a pass-through

to the balcony.
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Situated right on this iconic beachfront and capturing views of the

golden sands and sparkling surf, this classic Cottesloe apartment
is sure to impress upon entry. In a very well maintained block, it is
perfectly presented and ready to enjoy as is. This is an ideal Perth
Base use when required, and let someone else
pay off the mortgage when you are away.
BEV HEYMANS 0419 099 243
500 STIRLING HIGHWAY, PEPPERMINT GROVE

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Embrace the quiet sophistication of this utterly charming home, which

offers spacious rooms ooded with natural light and picture-perfect
views to lush gardens. A sense of history permeates the circa 1899
home, with period features including weatherboard facade, high
ceilings and replaces. Enjoy entertaining in the beautiful
alfresco areas, or lounge in the private pool.
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Head straight from the beach to the pool or cook up the days catch on the built-in gas barbecue.
The high life at Cape Naturaliste
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9386 8255
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here is plenty of natural

beauty in WAs SouthWest, but Mt Duckworth,
7.2km east of Dunsborough,
has a particularly breathtaking and unusual drawcard.
Its height and position on
the cape afford it a 360-degree
view of the Indian Ocean in
the west, Geographe Bay in
the east, and the treetops of
Yallingup to the south.
You can enjoy that view
from the rooftop terrace,
clad in travertine, in the
architect-designed home at 10
Duckworth Place, Naturaliste,
Dunsborough, which is for
sale by tender.
Offers close at 4pm
on March 4, according to
selling agent Peter De
Chiera, of Stocker Preston
Dunsborough, who said all
the hard work had been done
at the 6.74ha luxury property.
He is referring in part
to the established grounds,
including a 12-year-old shiraz vineyard, 200-tree olive
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0432 392 387
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$269,000
Kingston,
South East,
South Australia
Charming Storybook
Stone Cottage
12 Dowdy Street
Ocean views are the ideal backdrop to sunset dinners on the rooftop terrace.
grove and three landscaped
courtyards.
One of those has a 12m
pool, north-facing deck and
a granite outdoor kitchen.
Another west-facing courtyard is the ideal spot for family breakfasts, accompanied
Oers close on March 4 for this architect-designed house.
by wild ocean views.

The house has two wings
for family and guests each
with its own formal living
room, complete with a 3mhigh granite gas fireplace.
Among the extras are a
library, cellar, cloakroom and
five rainwater tanks.

For more details, phone
0418 931 206.
FAST FACTS
Median Dunsborough house
price $626,000. Properties
for sale: 197
Open up the bifolds to create one big entertaining space,

taking in the living and alfresco areas.
Five minutes from the beach,

built in the spirit of historic
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SWANBOURNE WOOD YARD
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Claremont
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Est 1982
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Roofs Driveways
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Manu 0435
033 343
611 381
Making Life Easy

Artificial Lawn
Environmentally Friendly
Australian Made
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HOT WATER
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Office
9387 2339
Mobile 0439 333 982

Fax 9387 8581
ALL AREAS - 24 HOURS

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Emergency Repairs Blockages
Hot Water Systems
PL6669
GL7760
and All Gas Services
INSULATION
ALL LANDSCAPE AND

GARDEN SERVICES
Professional Garden
Maintenance Plans
Reticulation : Serviced
Repairs and Installation
0417 093 578

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EST 81
4 Vaucluse Ave
Claremont
Specialists
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Bobcat work Paving
Lawns
Planting
Retic
Lighting
Limestone walls
Phone Peter Harper
0412 917 818 9384 9224
Rejuvenate
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Retention & Removal of
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Plant Selection & Design Service
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LANDSCAPING
JAMES 0403
466 711
LAUNDROBAR
JOLIMONT LAUNDROBAR
Washing,Ironingand
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2/24 CARDIGAN TCE
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OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

7am-8.30pm
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9387 8641
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0425 551 233

9381 6996
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Teik Oh, B.Sc (Environmental Sc.),
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Garden Design and

Landscape Services
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KITCHENS
LIMESTONE
THE MOSMAN GARDENER
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e: riversideceilings@bigpond.com
9284 5638
0419 966 945
steve.transition@outlook.com
9383 9252
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0497 808 778
WINTER SPECIAL
Doonas & Blankets
9371 2404
9245 3303
Garden & landscape renovation

Native & water-wise plants
General garden maintenance
Free design & planning
consultation
Call Steve
Service Washes
Pickup & Deliver
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0400 424 357
LEADLIGHT
J.B. Leadlights
4/115 Birkdale St Floreat (Cnr Cambridge)
INSULATION
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Mat 0409 930 924
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Painting
Windows,
Doors
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LANDSCAPES
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Installation of flatpack
kitchens and quality
kitchens made in Germany
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Phone: 9209 2669
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cleaning, cleaning gutters etc.
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LANDSCAPING
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We are the HOME

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Quality Maintenance
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DIAMOND KITCHEN RESCUE
Love Your Home
Handyman Service
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9387 4442
Carpentry - Doors, Windows, Skirtings, Floors + Decks

Plastering, patching + making good
All home maintenance jobs considered
davidfixer@iinet.net.au
1300 654 253 or 0457 077 536
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Quality Work + PROMPT Service
Mob: 0416 932 432
Police cleared Reg Business Fully Insured
Gutter Cleaning
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ALL ODD JOBS
Affordable Vacuum Gutter Cleaning

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or book online at
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0423 511 303
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Gutters Installed OR Cleaned
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All Handyman Jobs
KITCHENS
Reg 1964
LAWN MOWING
MOW IT & MORE

Lawn Mowing Servicing
Mosman Park, Cottesloe, Nedlands,
Dalkeith and surrounding areas
Trevor 0412
784 094
James Limestone
Restoration
Limestone RESTORATION
Limestone REPOINTING
Limestone TINTING
Limestone CAPPING
Rising DAMP
Brick REPLACEMENT
Brick TINTING
Brick MORTAR REPAIRS
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0400 219 056
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ALL ASPECTS
INCLUDING BOBCAT WORK

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Master Locksmith
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0412 153 846
How to Get Your Painting

Completed Right The
First Time Guaranteed.
Master Painting
Services
ENVIRO-CARE PEST
SERVICES
By employing the services

of
CityGroup
Painting
& Decorating
you
are
guaranteed only the highest
standards of professional
service & communication.
Your work will be completed
by the owners of the
business and full-time team
members. We do not subcontract your work under
any circumstances.
You pay only once you
are satisfied the work
is proceeding to your
satisfaction.
Reg. No. 5298
7 DAYS PER WEEK
TOM
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7 Day Service
Ph: 6350 8500
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0418 914 041
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Reg No. 6791
PAINTING
A.J. BROWNING
Painting & Decorating
PAINTING
PAPER HANGING
All work guaranteed
REGD PAINTER
1782 or 9388 1237
PAINTING SPECIAL
For all your internal/external
painting requirements.
For your highest quality job at a
very special price, phone
European Craftsman
Very Reasonable
Reg: 6952
Rates
Reijo 0411 610 246
FLOREAT & ALL

WESTERN SUBURBS
FREE QUOTES 7 DAYS

Your satisfaction is
our guarantee
REG 7089
CLIVE 9383 3412

0447 433 412
CAPITAL
PAINTING&
DECORATING
Reg. No. 4280
Painter - Decorators
30 years experience
Reg. No. 3511
Old fashioned workmanship,

HIGH QUALITY FINISH
References - prompt services. Free
quotes. All work guaranteed. No job
too big or small. Reg. painter.
Call JAY: 0410 413 327
DON McNALLY
ROOMS FROM $250
REPAINTING
Reg.
SPECIALIST 3476
Mob 0417
Attention To Detail Makes

All The Difference
A PLUS PAINTING
& SERVICES
HIGH QUALITY LOW COST!
182 051
Painters Registration No. 5890
RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL

PAINTERS & DECORATORS
SPECIALISING IN
RESTORATION OF PERIOD
HOMES
MOBILE 0432 322 026

COMMERCIAL & RETAIL
Residential
Commercial
Interior
Reg # 6263
Exterior
IMMEDIATE START
Free Quotes
Call Fred
Mob: 0413 235 163

Phone: 9206 5331
Fax: 9206 5337
F: 9444 7863
BAGOT ROAD, SUBIACO
Phone Jack for a

free, no obligation
quote
CARING FOR SUBIACOS HERITAGE
www.precisepainting.net.au
Rego 8057
Small Jobs welcome!!!

Commercial / Residential
Reg No 3468
Subiaco
Painting Service
Ph/Fax 9382 3278

Mobile 0438 755 877
P&N
Specialising in
+Domestic +Commercial
+Interior + Exterior
+Roof Painting + Any size jobs
Mob: 0451 901 919

0411 354 602
Ph: 9388 8055
paintingservice1999@gmail.com
REDHOUSE
PAINTING

RESIDENTIAL
NO JOB TOO SMALL
Prompt & Professional
Service
Competitive Rates
Ph/SMS Geoff 0411 987 542
Interior / Exterior
PAINTING
ALL SMALL JOBS

Quality Work
Phone Joe 0408 094 444
JBC Painting
(Reg 7248)
Reliability Integrity
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INSPECTIONS
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Spot Termite Treatment
Rats Spiders Ants
MOBILE CREDIT/EFTPOS FACILITIES
Fully Insured - Health Lic No 43
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YOUR
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All aspects of Decorating

6th Generation Painter
John Allen
0411 453 565
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www.gapainting.com.au
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LEADING EDGE ON W/ANT
+ BED BUG CONTROL
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Ful Blockages
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Hot
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PLASTERER AVAILABLE
Small renovations.
Patching all surfaces.
MIKE KELLEY
9204 4108
0408 908 683
RENOVATION SPECIALIST
All internal and external finishes
No Job Too Small
Over 20 years Experience
CALL TONY FOR
FREE QUOTE & ADVICE
7am - 11pm 7 DAYS EMERGENCY
GAS Installation & Repair

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Power Drain Cleaning, Blockages
ALL TYPES OF PLUMBING WORK
Pensioners Discount, Free Quotes
Freecall 1800 102 888

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9384 1030
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MASTER PLUMBER
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SEC. Lic. 4263
Skilled Plumbing &

Gas Services (local)
Burst pipes Blocked drains
Installation Repairs
Renovations
Pensioners Discount
9384 0877
PL 5580
9388 6299
Gas 4784
ALSO SMALL JOBS

PATCHING AND REPAIRS
22 yrs Westn Sub Exp.
Ph: Jorge 0400 748

or 9386 3953
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NO CALL OUT FEE
HOT WATER
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Wall Plastering &

Ceiling Repairs
ALL THE NEWS

AND VIEWS
RENDERING & PLASTERING

SPECIALISTS
25 Years Experience
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Ph Shay 0402 748 564

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DOMESTIC & COMMERCIAL
New installations
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renovations
Hot Water Systems
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Water Filters
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Gas Servicing Installation
Hot Water
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Indigo Painting
P.L. 693
G.F. 1515
Hot water specialists

Gas, Electric, Solar
Repaired or Replaced
Electronic leak detection
Leaking taps & toilets repaired
Drain blockages
24.7 Emergency service
Family business since 1983
www.nohotwater.com.au
A FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED LOCAL BUSINESS
www.plumbingwise.com.au
PL6039
GL4700
38 Years Experience
All Plumbing Maintenance
Licensed Gas Fitter
Bathroom Renovations
Daniel 0412 904 769
0405 069 500
PLUMBING
www.us2uplumbing.com.au
paramountplumbersperth.com.au
30 YRS EXPERIENCE
QUALITY WORK
FREE QUOTES / ADVICE
XCEL Plastering
General Maintenance
Emergency Repairs Blockages
Hot Water Systems
PL6669
GL7760 and All Gas Services
PLUMBERS
Kevin
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Stone / Paving Service
9387 2339
FRIENDLY, EFFICIENT SWISS

QUALITY SERVICE
H.W.S. Gas/Solar
Reg No: 6273
Member MPA
Including all aspects of solid wall
Blocked Drains
plastering and plaster boarding.
More than fifteen years experience.
PAINTING Call Travis 0468 789 879 Toilets & Pans
INSIDE & OUT
ELLIS PLASTERING Cistern Repairs + New
Need Painting this Holidays?
ALL AREAS
2 Man Crew, Affordable
Water Leaks
Free quotes will happily
and Meticulous
take on little jobs
0416 121 932
Water Filters
0422 059 727
40 Years Experience
Local Plumber
PAVING
Pete The Plasterer 9335 1552
CONTINUITY, STYLE AND
QUALITY ARE ASPECTS YOU GET
WITH OUR FINISHED PROJECT.
GL 006462
PARAMOUNT
0415 951 865

9300 5382
Renovations, Internal
and Ext Sand Render
0419 953 531
ALL AREAS - 24 HOURS

PBL941
THOMPSONS
PEST CONTROL
Mob:0433 288 164
PL5094
Mobile 0418 941 571

Fax 9387 8581
Direct
Termite Inspections Ants

Spiders Cockroaches
Weed control Silver Fish
General Pest Control
$15 external. Free Quotes.
Prompt, reliable service

Blocked Drains
Burst Pipes
Leaking Taps
Hot Water systems
Cisterns
Toilet Pans
General Plumbing
Mobile
Office
Family Business Providing Local

Services Since 1958
FREE QUOTE
COMMERCIAL DOMESTIC & INDUSTRIAL
Ph: 0418 850 750
COTTESLOE
PEST CONTROL
ALL WORK
GUARANTEED
Painting Services
Reg No. 5309
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Reg# 4004
EFFECTIVE AND SAFE

ALL DOMESTIC PESTS
TERMITE INSPECTIONS
& REPORTS
ANNUAL & PRE-PURCHASE
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Honest, Reliable, Clean
Handyman service
MUIRS
REG 7800
27 years experience
Res, Comm, Int & Ext
Jeff Bond
20 years experience
Email: theperthpainter@gmail.com
capitalpaintingdecorating@yahoo.com.au
9206 4504
CALL MICK 0434 835 728
or GAVIN 0415 385 501
INTERIOR & EXTERIOR
20 Years Exp - Free Quotes
Reg 6375
Saari Quality
Reg. No. 4989
Ring 9381
as your preferred painting

contractor.
With the highest level of
commnunication and
professional service,
I will complete the work in
agreed time frame and terms,
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your peace of mind and your
referral.
Phone
WARREN
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PAINTING
0499 874 988
30 years experience
COASTAL COLOURS
Roberts
MICHAEL ELLIS
PAINTING reg: 7822
Painter & Decorator
STEWART FRANK
PLUMBING
Lic. 2216 (B.Sc)
0431 200 866
Paul Stratton
please consider
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LOCK
SERVICE
Renovations
&
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PLUMBING
MIKE STOKES
Dirk Warburton 9407 9103

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www.sheehanlocksmith.com.au
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SUBURBS LOCKSMITH
Commercial / Residential
Interior/ Exterior
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PLUMBING
1-('0
0417 965 115
www.naturalistestone.com.au
PEST CONTROL
GAS 532
also: GRANITE/SANDSTONE
Perth & South West
Contact Matthew Warren
PAINTING
PL 1735
Stonework Specialists
PAINTING
Reg 7824
LIMESTONE
Lic No PL 5456
GL 2676
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New homes Gas
Tap maintenance & repairs
Blockages Sewer conversions
24/7 service Subdivisions
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PL 7895 GS 015347
www.plumbway.com.au
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Hot Water Servicing & Replacement
Toilets, Taps Serviced or Replaced
Renovations
Seniors Discount
Andrew Jordan
Mob 0414 408 521
Email: jordansplumbing@bigpond.com
GF 10071
PL 6562
A Personalised Service
PLUMBING
PONDS
J.Munro
Plumbing & Gas Fitting

Blocked Drains
Renovations
Hot Water Systems
Leaking Taps
Toilets & Cisterns
Gas Appliances
No call out fee pensioner discounts
Call Jack
0418 949 472
PL1954
Pond And Aquarium Cleaning

Ongoing Maintenance
Pond Building And Restoring Of
Older Ponds
Pond Resealing Or Relining
Live Plants And Fish
Fish Health and Disease
Installation Of All Aqua Products
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HOT WATER Service/New/Repair
Master Plumber 8898
Gas Fitter 015315

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PL 7947
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REFRIGERATION
25 Years Experience
Personal Service
Guaranteed Repairs
ph 9375 3216
0407 199 046
Pensioners
Discount
Pensioner rates
Use Your Local Man Pty. Ltd.
MAINTENANCE
PLUMBING
Handyman&Service
CITY OF SUBIACO
HOLLYWOOD
WEMBLEY
SHENTON PARK
CLAREMONT
CITY BEACH
FLOREAT
CHURCHLANDS
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CITY OF NEDLANDS
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CISTERNS Fixed or replaced

TOILET Replaced or Fixed
WATER LEAKS
BLOCKED DRAINS
WATER FILTERS
EVERYTHING PLUMBING
Also Emergency Call outs
25 years in Plumbing
Phone Patrick
0473 114 683

MUIRS
Quick friendly
reliable service
Gas I Water I Drainage

Kitchens & Bathrooms
Hot Water Specialist
Seniors Discount I Local

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Lic No AU 7200
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FURNITURE REMOVALS
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Irrigation Systems
Valve Locating & Wire Tracking
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Storage Home or Office
Owner Operated Packing
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Locally owned and operated

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Fully Insured
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9309 2961 or
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16 Essex Street, Fremantle
www.roofandwalldoc.com.au
WorkSafe Asbestos Demolition Lic
Builders Registration Number 13172
LOCAL ROOFING
Ridge Capping Fixed the Proper Way
2 YEAR WRITTEN WARRANTY
Special sealant for box gutters

Tile Replacement
Emergency work Gutters
Speciality Gutters/Downpipes
Valleys & Flashings Replaced
Soakwells Tin Reroofs
Seniors Rates
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
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0419 385 971 or

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FLINT ROOFING
Re-roofing,
New Roofing
Gutters
Downpipes
Leaky Roof Repairs
Ridges Repointed
Soakwells Installed
Roof Vents
0408 944 891

9386 3667
ROOFING & BUILDING

MAINTENANCE
IRRIGATION SERVICES
WIRE TRACKING & VALVE LOCATING

AFFORDABLE RATES AND
PERSONAL SERVICE
DISCOUNT FOR SENIORS
FULLY INSURED
0439 900 381
References Available
FIX RETIC
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MEMBER
R.B.M.
Since
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ONE CALL WE DO IT ALL

FREE QUOTES
PENSIONER DISCOUNTS
Tile and Metal Roof
Replacement and Repairs
Specialising in R/EBuilding Reports
Internal Roof & Ceiling Repairs
Sagging Roofs Box Gutters
All Hours
0412 490 868

CREDIT CARDS
ALL WORK TO AUST STANDARD
TROUBLESHOOTING
REPAIRS & NEW INSTALLATIONS
CONTROLLER / SOLENOIDS REPLACED
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Cement and
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1300 137 663 or 9209 3980

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Aquarium & Pond

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Tree insurer rarely
From page 1
Thats the co-operative owned
by local government. Basically they
insure nearly all local governments
and they will deal with all claims
regarding tree branches and trees
falling on houses, on cars or whatever, Mr Burnett said.
Each claim is at the discretion of
LGIS to review and make an offer.
In our particular case, and
most councils do the same, if they
believe theres a problem with
a tree, they get an arborist in to

have a look at it and assess it, and
if it is deemed unsafe because of
structural damage, or white ants,
or it needs pruning then well do
that accordingly.
LGIS represents and deals with
each case for the city.
The hard line taken by council
insurers was cited as the reason
verge-tree swings and cubby
houses had to be dismantled in
recent years.
Tawarri dome a demolition target

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But the idea was dismissed by

a consultant, who bumped into a
man at the site who said his family
had regularly camped there.
Tawarri is on an A-class reserve
which, according to government
papers, would require the approval
of both Houses of Parliament to
change.
The site, in a cul-de-sac past the
yacht clubs, is also overseen by

the Swan River Trust.
New regulations mean any future
building would need to be raised
about 1m above the current ground
level to provide adequate separation from the groundwater.
Mr Goodlet wants the council to
put up $30,000 for structural and
heritage assessments and a land
survey along the Esplanade.
Verbal judo floors dissent

Frontline council workers have
picked up verbal judo skills.
Cottesloe and Claremonts
rangers and health inspectors did
the training, which aimed to enable
them to get people to comply with
local laws.
Verbal judo tactical communication training teaches the
genuine art of persuasion that
redirects others behaviour using
your presence and words skilfully
to generate voluntary compliance,
says Verbal Judo Australia.
By using tried and tested tactics
it shows how to stay calm, deescalate situations, treat people
with respect, professionally handle
verbal resistance and abuse, and
therefore reduce conflict and
dramatically increase the safety
and professionalism of every
encounter.
Cottesloe council hosted the

training at the Civic Centre.
Claremont paid $440 to Cottesloe
for its four workers attendance.
New rector
Father Nick Freeland is the
new rector at Swanbournes
Church of the Resurrection.
Last Thursday night,
Claremont deputy mayor Peter
Browne welcomed Father Nick
at the celebration of his new
ministry at the Shenton Road
church.
He seems to be the sort of
person who will be inclusive,
and build bridges in the community, Mr Browne told fellow
councillors on Tuesday night.
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sizes and colours. Ex Shanghai Shed.
Available now
0439 923 001
AGAPANTHUS Mature $6ea or 12
for $60. Daglish. Ph 9381 3763
COLLECTABLE
Bradford dolls.
Nice condition, original box's, half
price. Floreat. Carol,
0418 956 185
FRANGIPANIS
Flowering now
0.7-1.5m. Different colours $25-45.
0434 970 526
KODAK Movie. Light hand held
electric with expandable arms. Two
lights with globes. Working order.
$50.00. 0432 145 103
LOUNGE Suite, 4 pce, 2x2 seat +
2x1 seat, neutral upholstery, classic
style, solid Jarrah frame, WA made,
excellent condition $400 ono.
0419 041 750
NOKIA Mobile phones collectable
items, all in working order. Also
available cordless phones. Best
offer. 0422 675 047
PRAM Bugaboo Cameleon green,
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for birth. Comes with additional Gen
3 Sun canopy and rain cover. Good
condition $300.00
0412 706 877
TASSIE
New 2016! 1880's
homestead, corner store, hall,
cottage, 10 acres. Delightful scenery
Mt Roland/ Lake Barrington
$550,000 freedom, income streams
(4) West Kentish near Sheffield
0400 717 140
ANTIQUES
FURNITURE Restoration French
polish. Quality and customer
satisfaction our aim. Call Tony
0417 937 831
ARTS & CRAFTS
BRENda
BIRD Lover? Beautiful Australian bird

prints and originals at
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ITALIAN Imported prints, frames,
art pieces, original posters &
collectables. Also Italian hand
embroidered bed spreads & linen
items. 0422 675 047
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
INTERESTED In earning
income. Contact Delia
0437 786 070
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COMPUTERS
AVAILABLE Reliable computer.
Support repairs. Upgrades, new
systems, software installing, virus
removal, onsite work or home. Local.
Call Ian 0411 181 573
COUNSELLING
AMYGDALA
Consulting,
Professional
Psychotherapy,
Counselling for individuals and
specialising in marital & couples
therapy. Qualified 30+ years
experience. Free half hour in
Claremont Medical Centre.
www.amygdala.com.au, 9383 3132
COUNSELLING
Assisting the
afermath of Narcissist/Psychopath
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half price. 0419 322 388
EDUCATIONAL
CHEMISTRY
Physics,
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ATAR subjects. Individual tuition for
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Bayview Terrace, Claremont.
9284 3004
CHEMISTRY Tutor. BSc Chemistry,
6th year UWA Medical student.
Highschool students. Can meet at
your home/ school library. WWC.
Refs. Cottesloe local. James
0404 918 438
CHEMISTRY Tutor in Wembley
Downs & surrounds. Chemistry
major and Medical student. Phone
Wes 0430 524 447
ENGLISH And Literature tuition.
Very experienced YR11/12 ATAR
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The
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Claremont. 9284 3004
ENGLISH/ Literature year 8-12.
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0412 562 468
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to
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ALL THE NEWS

AND VIEWS
Lisa Scadi
Mayor freezes
out Scaffidi
From page 1
time-frame contained in it is so tight that

it is now impossible to meet its deadlines,
even if it passes Parliament later this month.
Not enough time would be left for six weeks
of community consultation and a report to
be made to the Local Government Advisory
Board by March 31, as the Bill requires.
Both Premier Colin Barnett and Labor
Opposition leader Mark McGowan have
called for Mrs Scaffidi to give ratepayers a
better reason for Mr Stevensons departure.
But Mrs Scaffidi has refused.
Last October, the Corruption and Crime
Commission released opinions of serious
misconduct against Mrs Scaffidi for not
declaring trips paid for by companies.
Her actions are under investigation by
the Local Government Department.
Mrs Henderson said she would press
ahead with lobbying Upper House MPs
with Subiacos concerns about the governance of Perth city council and the capital
city legislation.
She said Subiaco CEO Don Burnett would
continue with practical planning for all
contingencies.
She has also written to Nedlands MP Bill
Marmion and Mr McGowan.
Legislation to make Perth the official
capital of WA passed the Lower House last
year, and is expected to be raised again in
the Upper House later this month.
It proposes a land grab of Subiacos South
ward, to include UWA and QEII inside the
expanded boundaries of PCC.
Mr Burnett said he needed to continue
to try to meet his opposite number at PCC,
acting CEO Martin Mileham.
We still have a couple of scenarios before
the city, he said. One is that the Act gets
up and the other one is it doesnt, he said.
If the Act doesnt get up, or is referred to
committee or pulled altogether, then thats
fine and itll be business as usual.
I still need to understand that. Regardless
of the politics, Ive got some time-frames I
may have to work to.
The July 1 deadline could be pushed back
by 12 months, according to Subiaco. A state
election is due in March next year.
Nedlands loses
12ha of trees
From page 5
One degree of extra heat could kill,
University of WA environmental engineering
Professor Anas Ghadouani said.
There had been 4000 deaths due to heat
in Australia in the past 200 years, he said.
Professor Ghadouani said green spaces
and trees had to be carefully planned into
areas of high-rise development.
He said Perth should follow Melbournes
example which had set a target to reduce
the citys temperature by five degrees.
The colour of buildings and their roofs affected the temperature in suburbs, he said.
In California, many building components
were green.
Part of it is legislation, part of it is the
community, he said. I do not think the
government can legislate for everything.
He said many areas were designed to cope
with floods.
Why cant we do it for heat?
School sites down to two

From page 3
to bus kids in, she said.

She said she wanted to see
who the school would cater for
and why about 10ha was needed.
Mayor Keri Shannon agreed
and asked why a school could
not be two storeys, to cover a
smaller area.
Ms Powell said she doubted
students from the Cambridge
area would go to the school
because they were more likely
to go to private schools.
Councillor Corinne MacRae
persuaded the council to delay
a $45,000 public consultation
exercise.
She said the council would be
criticised for being involved in
the plan.
This is a joke, she said.
We are going to cop the flak.
It should be the Department
of Education doing the consultation.
I do not think we should have
a bar of it.
There is so much we do not
know.
Councillor Sonya Grinceri
wanted to know why the
Education Department did not
consider timing and sessional
schools, as used in many parts of
Europe, where buildings did not
stand unused for much of the day.
Ms MacRae said when she
grew up in Kuala Lumpur,
schools were sessional.
That was a long time ago,
she said.
I did not start school until
noon, it was the only way to fit

all the students in.
The council decided to ask
the Education Department for
more information, including
why it needed 10.8ha for the
new school.
At the same meeting, councillors were told they had until
April to bid to be part of the
next round of a governmentsubsidised underground power
scheme with ratepayers footing
most of the bill.
Cambridges project boss, Brett
Jackson, said the council did
not know which other councils
it would be competing against.
It is a lottery, he said.
If the council offered to pay
less than 90%, its chances of
being selected would be reduced, he said.
The town could get a contribution of about $4million towards
the $48million cost of the scheme
to finish off underground power
in the town, affecting about 3200
properties.
Councillor Tracey King said:
Why should we even bother
if they are going to pay such a
small amount?
The council voted to investigate the costs of putting cables
underground in various areas
and to consider the idea again
before submitting anything to
the government.
A bid by councillor Sonya
Grinceri to cap ratepayers contributions at $5000 a property
was defeated.
Claremont to get new pool

From page 15
This is significantly higher

than the current industry average for a centre of this size of
71%, the report said.
Councillor Alastair Tulloch
said he was against the plan in
the strongest terms.
Dr Tulloch said a survey
showed 97% of people were
happy with the pool as it was.
What the public wants is
more water, Dr Tulloch said.
In particular, 50m lap pools
and a dedicated water polo pool.
The water area is increasing
by only 10%.
We should be looking for
water, not bricks and mortar.
Councillor Jill Goetze said the
heated pool would be a fantastic

asset and kids would love the
water playground.
Councillor Bruce Haynes said
the plan was very bad and the
refurbishment would be a total
waste of money.
He said the report did not
show any demand for the project.
Dr Tulloch and councillor
Peter Edwards voted against
the plan.
Mayor Jock Barker, Ms Wood,
Ms Goetze and councillors Peter
Browne, Chris Mews, Kate Main
and Paul Kelly voted for it.
If stage two is approved it
would see a new gym built at
the site.
Local Joel Paris has bowled his way into international cricket.
Joel joins international league

By JACOB NAZROO
Former Scotch College student and current Claremont
Nedlands Cricket Club player
Joel Paris has finished a
whirlwind month of cricket,
which featured his international debut.
Joel (23) was called into
the Australian One Day
International (ODI) team for
Australias first of five matches
against India at the WACA on
January 12.
Joel, a left-arm fast bowler,
played the first two games
of the series and got his first
international wicket in the
second game.
After being dropped from the
squad for the third match, Joel
flew to Melbourne for the Perth
Scorchers semi-final against
the Melbourne Stars in the Big
Bash League.
The Scorchers lost after
having made every previous
grand final and having won the
last two.
At the time of going to press,
Joel was playing for WA in a
four-day Sheffield Shield match
against NSW in Sydney.
Despite his rapid rise up
Australias cricket ranks, Joel
said he had not lost his composure.
I have just always tried to
learn more, Joel said.
That process for me has
allowed me to keep my head
where it needs to be.
Joel said his cricket development at Scotch and Claremont
Nedlands was something he
would cherish.
[I have had] so many friends,
memories hiccups as well,
they are all part of it, Joel said.
As long as you learn from them,

then it is a positive.
I think that, growing up, my
dad was a major influence on
me he practically taught me
everything I know.
Mike Hirsch was also a great
influence he was probably
the first coach who taught me
how hard cricket was.
He took over the coaching
role at Scotch when I was in
Year 11.
Joel said he considered himself a role model to his younger
sister, Caity, a state netball
player for several years mostly
in a sporting sense, but also life
in general.
My whole family, including
Caity, have given me so much
support, not only in my career
but with everyday things as
well, he said. I cannot thank
them enough.
Strata stress for Amberjacks

From page 3
Garry and Cerina Triglivcanin, their children Olivia and Andrew and Nedlands mayor Max Hipkins in Swanbourne near the site Nedlands will target for Clean Up Australia Day. Photo: Billie Fairclough
Family that loves to keep it clean

The Triglivcanin family of
Dalkeith will have had a family
member participate in Clean
Up Australia Day for the 10th
consecutive year by next month.
Cerina Triglivcanin said
this would be her 16-year-old
daughter Olivias 10th year and
the eighth or ninth year for her
husband, Garry, and son Andrew
(14).
Nedlands ma,yor Max Hipkins
said the council had always
encouraged its residents to get
involved with the campaign and

he handed the Triglivcanins
certificates of acknowledgment.
The Business Clean Up Day is
March 1, the Schools Clean Up
Day is March 4 and Clean Up
Australia Day is March 6.
Cerina said her family had
always been active in their local
community.
She said Andrew had sold
lemons out the front of the house
for three years to raise funds for
the tortoise conservation centre
at Perth Zoo, to which he was

invited last year by Environment
Minister Albert Jacob.
And Olivia is always volunteering through her string
quartet and has in the past
played at nursing homes and for
the City of Nedlands library.
Cerina said she had always
encouraged the family to give
back.
And Clean Up Australia Day
is something we can do as a family, she said.
in the clubs state league team,

Mr Wood said.
Im not against redevelopment.
The Seapines site has a lot
of potential if done right.
But Id like to think I wouldnt
be left with nothing.
Mr Woods wife, Vidette, said
Amberjacks served premium
fish from Australian and New
Zealand waters that was processed in-house.
The whole situation is placing
a lot of stress on our family, Ms
Wood said.
We have three kids under
nine and took out a huge mortgage to buy Amberjacks.
Now we cant plan our future
where we live, holidays, kids
schooling.
Its all tied into confidence
that our lease is worth something
and now its all in doubt.
Mr Barnett, who is also MP
for Cottesloe, said there were
many examples of places that
would be affected by change in
strata laws.
He said the proposed legislation has been through Cabinet
... but it may not pass this year.
If overall most people are
positive about it, it should happen, Mr Barnett said.
It is not okay that one person
can frustrate everyone else.

Ms Whiting said the Seapines
redevelopment would have
extensive retail space on the
ground floor with improved
amenity and a variety of facilities for families, tourists, casual
and fine dining, including extended alfresco areas to take
advantage of the view.
I would welcome a conversation with Mr Wood to discuss his
interest in entering into a new
lease in the newly developed
premises, Ms Whiting said.
The current building has an
extremely limited life due to
advanced concrete cancer, so the
status quo cannot be preserved
and the existing residents have
been aware of the situation for
nearly a decade.
We have contacted owners
and held meetings to discuss
their concerns about development in the past.
The owners I have met have
all expressed a positive attitude
towards redevelopment.
The intention for the site is to
provide quality retail community
facilities, which are completely
lacking on the states premier
beachfront location right now.
Ms Whiting welcomed Mr
Barnetts support.
It is sensible legislation, long
overdue in WA, she said.
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The Sporting
with AFL Hall of Famer Austin Robertson
Who hit the biggest?

Determining the most memorable six of this summers Big
Bash League season is almost
an impossible task.
Was it launched by Sydney
Thunders Andre Russell into
the top deck of the Ricky Ponting
Stand in Hobart?
Or Jim Pearson, playing for
the Brisbane Heat, who jetpropelled one on to the roof of
the Ladies Stand at the SCG?
There were 376 sixes hit this
summer, but there should be no
debate about which was hit the
farthest, or the fastest.
That was the moon shot by
the Hobart Hurricanes Dan
Christian that took up permanent residence on top of the
roof at the Gabba.
It travelled a gob-smacking
117m.
In terms of entertainment,
nothing was in the realm of
Brisbane Heats slugger Chris
Lynn, who took a fancy to
Melbourne Stars and former
Test bowler Ben Hilfenhaus.
Lynn set new heights in the
competition when he smashed
Hilfenhaus for five consecutive
sixes, all in his favourite arc
between mid-wicket and mid-on,
the last of which brought up his

50 in just 19 balls.
Remarkably, this was not
the competitions fastest halfcentury.
Lynn had already shared an
18-ball half-century with the
Strikers keeper, Tim Ludeman.
But this record was put to the
sword in the game before the
seasons finals began, when,
batting for the Renegades, Chris
Gayle equalled the world record
for the fastest 50 in a T20 match
when he smashed one in just
12 balls.
Gayle, who has had his share
of controversy this summer, let
his bat do the talking and tonked
seven sixes and one four in his
innings.
That record, which he shares
with Indian Yuvraj Singh, is
going to be hard to beat.
On another night famous for
fireworks, Adelaide Strikers
batsman Travis Head produced
his own with seven sixes off
his last 14 deliveries to bring
up his century another of the
most spectacular innings in Big
Bash history.
All the info on how many sixes
and how far they flew has be-
come an intriguing part of each

summers broadcasts.
The Big Bash League has
revolutionised forever the way
we look at our summer of cricket.
Cricket was always big, a staple for the masses, but, because
of the Big Bash, this summer has
been one for the ages.
Attendance figures were
staggering, with 1,030,495, at
an average of 29,443, getting to
the games.
The average audience at home
was 1.13million, 18% more than
last year.
There was a cumulative audience of 9.65million, 39% of whom
were women. Thats over 40% of
the Australian population!
The BBL final was watched by
an average audience of 1.79million, peaking at 2.24million
viewers.
Amazing.
Cricket has always been big
business, but from here on it
will be huge, its appeal ever
widening.
And heres a tip for the future.
Keep your eyes on the womens
game.
Its on the march as well.
Chris Lynn hit ve consecutive sixes o Ben Hilfenhaus.
A case for Serena Williams

Heres a snap thought: imagine that, just eight months
short of her 35th birthday,
Serena Williams enters the
Australian Womens Open as
the worlds No. 1 tennis player.
She cuts through the tournament like a hot knife through
butter, losing not one set on the
way to the final.
Yep, Serena is the undisputed
Swiss Army Knife of the womens
game, and while she doesnt
carry her whole sport on her
back if she had to she could.
So Serena comes up against
the No. 7 seed, Angelique
Kerber, a German who has never
played in a major final, let alone
won one.
The millions watching this
match might have thought she
was another lamb for slaughter,
just another of the underlings
who play for second place when
Serena is in town.
But, instead, Serena offered us
a rare glimpse of her gag reflex.
When this happens, Serena
morphs from a free-flowing
juggernaut to the tight, nerve-
She may have lost the Australian

Open nal, but Serena Williams
showed her sportsmanship.
addled woman few of us get to

see all that often.
The upshot was that Serena
was beaten by Angelique, a
mollydooker no one knows too
much about.
To Serena, it was a profoundly
disappointing defeat, no doubt.
Serena oered
us a rare
glimpse of her
gag reex
But for Angelique, it was a

tear-jerking, life-changing moment, a match played in wonderful spirit under a Melbourne
night sky that threatened to rain
but never did.
Serena had to beat two people
in that final Angelique, who
played brilliantly, and herself
and her doubt-riddled mind.
You could sense that trouble
was in the air when Serenas
most potent weapon, her serve,
couldnt be found by the Missing
Persons Bureau.
Her many unforced errors
defied belief and she certainly
was dumbfounded.
Then came the volleys OMG
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Alison Fan, the most dyedin-the-wool Dockers fan I

know, has had a bad week.
Such is her faith in Freo,

and her passion, that Alison
has already booked flights
to Melbourne for this years
grand final.
Shock, horror, when she
found out that travelling to
London or New York at the
same time would be cheaper.
As Alison says, its not only
players who are handicapped
by their fortnightly trip across
the Nullarbor, its supporters
as well.
Jeff Newman, the former No.
1 ticket holder at the Eagles,
is also aghast at the price of
a ticket.
One baulks at bringing the
Eagles into it, but Alison tends
to blame them for the hikes in
the cost of plane tickets.

Last season, Alison tells
me, Eagles supporters
thought they had no chance of
playing off in the grand final,
and getting tickets late in the
day was a horror show.
This year, theyve got all
their feathers fluffed up, and
the result is that the price of
tickets has sky-rocketed.
Theyre all sold out.
Already!
But all is not lost (its always better to deal in happy
endings!): Alison says getting
her grand final flights nice
and early has actually made
the Big One in October seem
even closer.
Footnote: While booking
her grand final flight, Alison
booked a flight for the Dockers
first match of the season,
against the Bulldogs.
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the volleys.
Serenas poor performance in
that area should have forced her
to change her game plan, but
she continued to come to the
net, and got clobbered or forced
into clumsy errors.
The match, however, was like
a breath of country air, one for
posterity.
The two women revealed their
class and nobility, and won five
gold stars for sportsmanship.
At the end, their embrace was
obviously genuine.
Their performance also spoke
eloquently for their professionalism and commitment, and their
deep-seated respect for each
other and the game they love.
Serena arrived in Melbourne
last year with an astounding
match record of 54-3.
She is not just the WTAs top
player, but also belt-hoisted
the entire tour, winning the
Australian Open last time
around, Wimbledon and the
French Open.
She continues to set the standard for an athlete, gender be
damned, marrying power with
subtlety and competitive resolve.
But last Saturday she had one
of those nights off, which every
champion experiences.
Before the tournament,
Serena, a six times Australian
champ, insisted that her disappointing effort in last years US
Open, when the tennis world
was stunned by her defeat at the
hands of the unranked Italian
Roberta Vinci, would not be
carried over into the new season.
To be honest, there were some
similarities in her effort against
Kerber: Serena unable to move
with her usual nimble footwork,
started to over-hit, over-try and,
in the end, was overcome and
overwhelmed.
It was as though the ghost
of Vinci had entered the Rod
Laver Arena.
In the end, the score was 6-4,
3-6, 6-4, with Serena making a
whopping 46 unforced errors,
compared with the sublime
Angelique, who made only 13.
And so, in the end, Serena did
not get to join Steffi Graf on 22
major wins.
That will come another day.
Soon.
Think Ill flash up to Paddy
Maguires in Subi and blow the
top off a couple of cool ones.
Kids
Last weeks
doodle.
Amelia Burke (7)
Jokes
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How to
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Q: What do you call a

man with jelly in one
ear and custard in the
other?
A: A trifle deaf.
Hi Kids,
I just love how the one Doodlebug
design yields so many different
results.
Amelia Burke (7), from Mosman
Park, is one of our major Doodlebug
winners. Her gingerbread girl looks
so good it is making me think about
eating one very soon.
Amelia has done a perfect job with
her careful colouring and design.
Miles Shiner (9), from Shenton
Park, is our other major winner and
his rooster is quite a character.
I think Miles definitely has a talent
for cartoons.
There were some amazing ideas
among this weeks entries. Ronans
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Subiaco
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Q: Where do butchers
dance?
A: At the meat ball.
abstract hand had gorgeous patterns

and colours and Lotties juggler was
really kooky.
Niamhs flower was a very vibrant
pink and Liams tropical holiday
looked fun. Chloe did a beautiful
job on her peacock, tiger and wolf
and Emmas spotted dinosaur was
very cute.
Tullys rock was very funny while
Ashleys hand had pretty painted
nails. I loved Alices bee in the flower
while Katrinas nose picking hand
was incredibly gross (particularly
the yum yum caption).
Have fun with our next challenge!
Jane
Q: Why did the boy dance

on the jam jar?
A: It said twist to open.
Q: Where does afternoon
come before morning?
A: In the dictionary.
Q: What is smaller than an
ants mouth?
A: An ants dinner.
Using both sides of a wide ruler, draw
Are our
oars oak?
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These Doodlebug contestants have won

ice-cream vouchers.
Emma Browne Cooker, Ashley Longhorn, Alice Vere, Tully
Howell, Katrina, Chloe Chan, Liam Pickering,
Niamh Hamill, Lottie Ercleve and Ronan Hamill.
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February 6, 2016, 2016

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