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May 23, 2015
Way cleared
for summer
shark net
Quakes shake
Gaynor to act
By BRET CHRISTIAN
By DAVID HUDLESTON
A shark net enclosing a large

part of Cottesloes main beach
seems likely next summer, with
the council clearing the first
legal hurdle.
When the earth stopped

moving, I realised I was shaking, Sir Charles Gairdner
Hospital emergency department doctor Gaynor Prince
said this week, recounting
the first earthquake on April
25 in Nepal.
Dr Prince had gone to Nepal
for a two-day emergency medicine conference where she had
trained local people.
She ended up surviving two
frightening earthquakes then
put her emergency skills into
practice.
The first quake struck when,
after the conference, Dr Prince
was on a 12-day trek to the
Everest Base Camp.
When the second struck, Dr
Prince was in Kathmandu organising help for the victims.
Back in Perth, Sir Charles
Gairdner Hospital extended
her leave while her colleagues
covered her shifts so she could
stay in Nepal and help.
They were incredibly supportive, she said.
She returned to Perth last
Saturday.
Dr Prince had trekked to
Base Camp with her good
friend, British army officer
and major incident management instructor Raj Joshi, the
doctor for the British Ghurka
team attempting to climb
Everest.
They had stopped in the small
monastery village of Tengboche
for lunch.
We had been walking in the
morning for about three hours
and it was snowing, Dr Prince
said this week.
I was chilly and was just
about to tuck into chicken soup
when it started shaking and
spilling on to the table.
Please turn to page 26
Gaynor Prince treating a porter with a face wound after the earthquake in Nepal. INSET: Happy to be back
at work in the emergency department of Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital after surviving two earthquakes and
staying on to provide medical aid. Photo: Billie Fairclough
Subiaco tells ALP

to fight takeover
By LLOYD GORMAN
Subiaco residents and council are demanding the ALP
honours its pledge to fight
forced mergers and stop them
being sucked into an expanded
Perth city council.
Lisa Scadi Tony Simpson Colin Barnett
And some Subiaco residents

were appealing to neighbouring
Nedlands to help them fight the
takeover, Nedlands mayor Max
Hipkins said.
Last Wednesday, the state government announced the Perth
City Act, which will force 3000
residents into Perth without
a vote.
The area east of Hampden

Road and Broadway, which has
about 1100 electors, has been
part of Subiaco for more than
100 years.
The Act would also see the
University of WA, QEII and
Kings Park annexed by Perth.
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to get the legislation through
Parliament on its own because
its coalition partners, the
Nationals, have a policy against
forced mergers.
The Act cannot be passed
without Labors support.
Premier Colin Barnett has
said he expects the Nationals
to exempt themselves from
voting.
The Opposition has said it
will not support forced mergers but does support aspects
of the Act.
Our position is clear, Labor
leader Mark McGowan said.
The net would stretch from just

beyond the tip of the Cottesloe
groyne, arcing to the beach
south of the Indiana steps in a
one-year trial.
Numbers of swimmers at the
beach have dropped dramatically since seven WA fatal shark
attacks in three years led to a
controversial drum-line shark
baiting program, now abandoned.
The drop in numbers at
Cottesloe had also been noticed
in observations by the councils
parking inspectors.
The plastic Eco Shark Barrier,
similar to one at Cockburn,
would be anchored to the sea
floor at intervals, with floats
holding it up.
The council had to apply for a
$1.44 jetty licence for the shark
net under the 1926 Jetties Act,
plus $37.22 each year.
The next hurdle is to get permission for anchoring the net to
a very small part of the beach
reserve.
Cottesloe beach is heritage
listed between Marine Parade
and the high water mark, and
permission from the WA Planning
Commission is needed for the
point where the net comes
ashore.
The council has not yet committed to installing the barrier,
but is getting the required approvals so that it could be in
place in October.
Councillor Phil Angers told
a council committee meeting
on Tuesday that sharks became
more active in September during
the whale migration season.
It would be removed next
April.
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Lets have more of

that joie de vivre!
Mon dieu, why is that whenever someone
tries to do something thats creative and
fun, there is always someone else (usually
with a commercial interest) who puts a
downer on the idea?
With respect, Greg Pearce is talking
through the top of his chapeau when he
says he has serious reservations about
the concept of the Rokeby Road market,
and that French markets are all on bits
of land that are not roads, that are not
vital communications and transport links
(Developer queries Rokeby market,
POST, May 16).
Has he even been to France?
Go to every town and village and there
is a weekly market filling the squares and
streets chock-a-block, with everyone out
enjoying themselves, the atmosphere and
the wonderful produce.
And people can still get in all the shops,
cafs and small bars.
The stallholders come early, set up their
wares and, at closing time, fold up their
stalls as council cleaners hose down the
streets.
Within 45 minutes, its as if the market
had never been.
Unlike Mr Pearce, councils and local
communities the length and breadth of
France do not see this as a huge logistical challenge but a bit of joie de vivre,
something that is all too often denied
us by the bureaucrats and developers.
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I feel very sorry for Brooke Milianku (Close

shave for loud hairdresser, POST, May 23).
Noise emanating from your neighbour be
it a dog constantly barking, loud music into
the night or loud voices penetrating your
walls can be absolutely devastating to your
quality of life.
Those councillors who voted to allow this
kind of business to operate in a house that
has a common brick wall with Ms Miliankus
should be ashamed of their decision.
I say weak, weak, weak, weak, weak continuing well into the night.
Rod Kent
Barker Road, Subiaco
Impossibility overcome
Reader Colin Latchem says you can visit almost any town or village in France
and find a flourishing market that is set up and dismantled all in one day. He
took this photo in Saint-Cyprien, a village in the Dordogne region of south-west
France.
Netball parking ruins quiet cul-de-sac

Last year, Subiaco council saw
the effect the netball season at the
nearby Matthews Netball Centre
had on our Peel Street cul-de-sac
in Jolimont.
It was a lengthy process with Peel
Street residents giving feedback
on parking and traffic.
The council looked about to
decide to make restrictions that
would have helped, but then totally
changed tack.
We were pretty frustrated when
the council letter arrived stating
that residents did not want parking
restrictions. Really?
Parents are restricted from parking in Cardigan Terrace to drop off
and pick up their kids at Jolimont
Primary because parking at the
school is inadequate.
There is two-hour parking
throughout Daglish, probably to
limit people who park and ride.
So to say I couldnt understand
why we werent helped out is an
understatement.
The volume of cars looking for
parking in our small street is extraordinary. And it goes on until
about 4pm.
Neighbouring streets like
Rosebery and Lansdowne do not

seem affected.
Of course, Halesworth Road,
being in the Cambridge council
area, has signs clearly set out, so
there is no issue.
Now cars are again parking on
the verges of Mabel Talbot Park.
Drivers are still speeding, especially early in the morning later
on, with the congestion, they have
to squeeze between the cars, as
we do.
But the worst aspect of this was
when I had visitors last Saturday
morning and there was no parking
near my house.
They had to park in Cardigan
Terrace, near the shops.
Luckily, I have a driveway and
could at least accommodate two
cars top to tail.
You expect that on a busy street,
not a quiet one.
If I had wanted to live on a busy
road, I would have.
Why do I pay my rates if the
council cant be stuffed keeping
the amenity of the street as it
once was?
Maureen Delaney
Peel Street, Jolimont
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POST for achieving the dual miracles of getting
Wilson Parking to listen to a plausible excuse
for parking a few minutes over the limit and
then cancelling the fine (Parking woes outside
hearing institute, Letters, POST, May 16).
It proves the truth of the UWA business
school dictum illustrated nearby: Impossible
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slogans, Letters, POST, May 16).
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Box trees unlock rehab heritage, history

By LINDA CALLAGHAN
Even box trees have a story to
tell, Heritage Minister Albert
Jacob says.
Heritage Minister Albert Jacob, standing among the trees at the former hospital in Shenton Park, says
heritage is fun. Photo: Paul McGovern
Rokeby traffic
levels after dip
By LLOYD GORMAN
A dramatic drop in the
number of people walking in
Rokeby Road has started to
level out in recent months.
New figures from A Beautiful
City, a company that uses sensors to detect body heat to
count pedestrians, show there
was a dramatic overall 40%
fall between 2013 and 2014 in
Subiacos Rokeby Road.
The sensors, based outside
the Subiaco 7 Day Chemist,
found big monthly differences
between the two years, ranging
between -4% and -14%.
But data collected for the
first four months of this year
reveals that these fluctuations
have stabilised significantly.

So the 84,000-plus people
counted in January and the
92,000-plus in March for both
years remained so close that
they registered no percentage
change.
The February figures show
there were 84,008 in 2014 and
82,939 in 2015 while for April
there were 90,809 and 92,180,
a change of +1% and -1% respectively.
Nicholas Takcs, director
of A Beautiful City, said the
first counter which is fixed
underneath an awning was
installed in Rokeby Road in
May 2013.
Since then, five counters
have been located at various
shopping areas in the western suburbs, including to the

east and west of Bay View
Terrace in Claremont and in
Hampden Road and Broadway
in Nedlands.
Another counter is expected
to be based in Napoleon Street,
Cottesloe, once funding for it
has been arrange, according
to Mr Takcs.
They could provide very
accurate and useful information and even help retailers
directly, he said.
The Bay View Terraces four
millionth person was counted
this month, he said.
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The council was wrong to think
market forces would set a slow rate
of change, planners Ian Everett and
Daniel Martinovich said.
They submitted a 21-page objection to proposals to change
Cambridge councils town planning scheme, in the name of the
company CLE.
Cambridge council is analysing
more than 2400 submissions on
Amendment 31 that would allow
duplex, triplex and apartments in
City Beach, Floreat and part of Mt
Claremont.
CLE said the amendment was
flawed from a strategic and technical perspective and did not fit
either state government or council
policies.
City Beach was the least suitable
place in Perth for infill development, they said.
City Beach barely has an intermittent bus route and is the
epitome of a dormitory suburb,
they said.
The council claimed change
would be slow but was wrong, the
planners said.
It very naively assumes market
forces will regulate the timing and
impact of the density changes,
they said.
The consequence of this approach is a dramatic underestimation of just how widespread
redevelopment will be.
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He was in an avenue of box

trees at the former rehabilitation
hospital in Shenton Park.
He has added the avenue and
a star-shaped ward block to the
state heritage register.
Box trees lend themselves
to lopping, and the scars where
branches have been tell a story,
Mr Jacob said.
Heritage is fun and old buildings do not have to be museums.
The sky is the limit as to what
could be done with this one with
some imaginative thinking.
Mr Jacob has a masters degree
in architecture as well as a degree
in environmental design.
He said his wife, Cecylia, a
nurse, used to work at the rehab
hospital.
The site was the first paraplegic
rehabilitation unit in Australia
in 1954.
George Bedbrook, an internationally celebrated orthopaedic
surgeon, championed sports for the

disabled and ran the hospital.
Mr Bedbrook was responsible for
bringing the first Commonwealth
paraplegic games to Perth in 1962,
according to records held by the
state Heritage Council.
The star-shaped building was
built in 1894 for patients with
infectious diseases.
According to the records, the
star-shaped design of the wards
was in line with thinking of the
time that natural light and ventilation were important in patients
recovery.
The building and trees are part
of a site being prepared by the
government development agency
LandCorp for high-rise development.
The rehabilitation hospital
closed last year and patients
were moved to the Fiona Stanley
Hospital at Murdoch.
LandCorp angered Nedlands
mayor Max Hipkins by refusing to
make space on the site for a hall
for Shenton College.
Councillors also wanted a green
corridor preserved for birds, particular the carnabys cockatoo.
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Why have one car
number-plate when you
can have four?
Police were startled this
week when they saw a
photo of a device on a ute
that could rotate different number plates, James
Bond-style.
In the movie Goldfinger,
007s Aston Martin DB5
has a rotating rego with a

choice of three plates.
The ute was in the driveway of a Mt Claremont
property known to police.
The device was reported
to Crime Stoppers.
The nomenclature on this map is making waves.
Now theres a Claremont wanker

Wanker Avenue,
Claremont?
Eyebrows were raised
when a map showing
Claremonts Victoria Avenue
as Wanker Avenue surfaced
this week.
The map was on a cycling
web page, and prompted
sharp comments from
Avenue residents about
people in Lycra.
But the cyclists pointed out
All aboard This lifesaving tower looked in need of

rescuing at Cottesloe last weekend.
Washed away at Cottesloe

It was hot showers at
half-time in Cottesloe last
Sunday.
The wind and rain were
so extreme that most of
the beach disappeared
and waves lapped at the
steps below Indiana.
On Broome Street,
junior footy players
had hot showers still
wearing their strip at
half-time.
It was nirvana for
wetsuit-clad surfers and
sandcastle builders.
Wheel of fortune? This device can show four dierent

number-plates on a vehicle.
Picture tells bazaar story

Do you know of Minnie
and Harry Denton?
A photo of them was in a
book donated to the Book
Bazaar in Shenton Park.
Book sales supervisor
Elke Schaumann said the
names were on the back of
the photo, with the dates
they died (May 1946 and
May 1944).
PLC archivist and
POST columnist Shannon
Lovelady said the Dentons
clothes suggested mid-
1920s, but Minnies hair

leaned to the early 1930s.
Harry has an eightpointed star with ZCBH on
his jacket.
The photo is on show
at the Book Bazaar, at
Paraquad Industries, where
books are half-price this
Friday and Saturday, May
22 and 23.
their group was four years

old, and the map had been
put up five years ago.
Just because the map was
on their page didnt mean it
had come from a cyclist in
the group, they said.
The map showed champion British cyclist Emma
Pooley hd finished the
4.9km Avenue in six minutes, 21 seconds.
Capital idea from Barnett

Premier Colin Barnett
has regained his sense of
humour after the six-year
council merger idea ended
in defeat.
Inspecting the vast
Sunset Hospital grounds on
Wednesday he quipped:
This will make an ideal place
to run the City of Riversea.
Riversea was the label

bureaucrats gave to the
five-council stew they
had cooked up by their
proposed merger of
Mosman Park, Cottesloe,
Peppermint Grove,
Claremont and Nedlands
until Mr Barnett ran up the
white flag in February.
Nippon tucker
The former Wagamama
restaurant in Roberts Road
is reopening, as another
Japanese eatery.
Tao Cafe has taken over
the ground floor of the
premises close to Subiaco
railway station and is ex-
RIGHT: The Dentons This

photo fell out of a book in
Shenton Park.
pected to open soon.

Wagamama opened in
Subi in February 2006
but closed in September
last year after the chain
went bust.
Tao also serves Thai and
Vietnamese food.
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Make Sunset
the new MONA
It would be a waste to turn
Dalkeiths valuable Sunset hospital site into a hodge-podge of
offices for community groups,
according to a retired surgeon
who has studied the site.
It should be a centre for
the fine arts of all kinds, said
Malcolm Hay, of Cottesloe, who
was the driving force behind the
sail training ship, Leeuwin.
He has studied similar successful galleries in Australia and
Europe, and believes tourists
and locals would flock to it.
Mr Hay, who has been promoting his concept since 2003, said
that an overall arts plan should
be drawn up for buildings,
selected from an international
competition to establish an
integrated, coordinated centre
for arts excellence run by a
board.
It could become a stunning attraction like MONA in
Tasmania or Louisiana, north
of Copenhagen in Denmark,
Mr Hay said.
MONA is now the main
reason people visit Tasmania.
Tasmanians are justifiably very
proud of it.
One man brought that about,
financed by internet gambling. If
little Hobart can do it, imagine
what we could do.
There are nine billionaires
in Perth.
Surely one or two could see
the benefits this concept would

bring to the state.
The setting in Dalkeith, on
the Swan River half-way between Perth and Fremantle, is
perfect.
Ideally visitors would approach it from the water, which
is a far better vista than driving
in off a road.
He said the buildings could
house private and public art
and sculpture collections while
performing arts such as dance
could also be accommodated,
with the agreement of the local
community.
Parking should be underground on the vast site and some
accommodation for visitors and
visiting artists could be built
close to the river without affecting the site.
It is very important that the
local community be respected,
he said.
Premier Colin Barnett said
this week that community
groups would be offered leases
of Sunsets buildings after some
restoration work was completed
(see pages 14-15).
Mr Hay said this risked a fragmented, piecemeal approach.
At present Andrew and Nicola
Forrests Minderoo foundation
uses some of the buildings
as office space in return for
maintaining and improving its
buildings.
Scenes for several movies,
including Cloudstreet, have
been shot.
Will your estate be

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people ?
World class Malcolm Hay with his design for turning the Sunset Hospital site into an international arts
precinct that he says could make it a stunning attraction like MONA in Tasmania. Photo: Paul McGovern
People power block traffic moves

People power stopped changes to two Claremont roads
at Tuesday nights council
meeting.
Twenty-seven people from
Victoria Avenue and Barnfield
Road pleaded with councillors
to drop plans that would affect
their streets.
Reports to councillors recommended consulting residents
about cycle lanes on both sides
of Victoria Avenue, and that a
report be written about changing
traffic flow in Barnfield Road
from west to east.
Victoria Avenue resident
Lena Hilton said consulting her
and others would be a waste of
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councillors this week.
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Clive Annear, of the Claremont
Yacht Club, said the club was
strongly opposed if the cycle
lanes meant less parking.
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issue had been raised.
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Sarah Carney said the change
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rat-run.
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It includes two levels of belowground parking and three commercial tenancies on the ground floor.
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has worked with the town over
months to refine the design to
better meet policies.
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less than $7million and the company behind it, Norcam Investments
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Councillor Alastair Tulloch
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money, he said, to sustained
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against consultation about the
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Sues passion for patients earns top honour

By DAVID HUDLESTON
A passion for nursing and
patient care combined with a
wicked sense of humour have
helped Subiaco nurse Sue Davis
make significant achievements
in her 45-year career.
Associate Professor Davis,
director of corporate nursing
research and education at Sir
Charles Gairdner Hospital and
an adjunct associate professor
at Edith Cowan University,
recently received a lifetime
achievement honour in the
WA Nursing and Midwifery
Excellence Awards.
This award is a crowning
achievement and I am absolutely thrilled to bits that my
colleagues would nominate me,
Sue said.
She started her career at
Charlies in 1970 before leaving
to specialise in palliative care
for 20 years.
She returned to Charlies to
establish its highly regarded
consultative palliative care
service in 1995.
Her commitment to end-oflife care for patients saw her
awarded the inaugural Olive
Anstey Nurse of the Year Award
in 2000.
At that time Sue developed
her interest in research and
she was awarded the Helen
Bailey scholarship to undertake
a masters degree in nursing
research.
Her passion for research and
education became evident when
she became the nurse director
corporate nursing research and
education at Charlies in 2000.
She was the driving force
behind collaborative partnerships between Charlies and
local universities, ensuring the
academic world and nursing
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in the organisation.
Sue has been a member of
the hospitals research ethics
committee for 12 years and she
is a director of the Charlies
Foundation for Research.
She also played a key role
in helping Charlies achieve
and maintain Magnet Hospital
designation, an international
award recognising nursing
excellence.
Charlies is the only hospital
in WA to receive the award and
among only three in Australia.
Sues contribution to nursing
extends beyond Charlies.
She is one of two nurses on
the clinical advisory committee

for the Independent Hospital
Pricing Authority and has
also played an active role at a
national level in ensuring that
nurses opinions are heard in the
development of an activity-based
funding model for teaching,
training and research.
She has also been on the
organising committee for the
International Congress on
Innovations in Nursing for 12
years.
Her leadership has earned her
the respect of her colleagues
who nominated her for the lifetime achievement award.
I have been at Charlies for
a long time and know a lot of

people and have received congratulatory emails from catering,
human resources, med tech and
the physic staff, doctors and
nurses, she said.
I have had some lovely things
sent to me.
I dont feel like I am any different to anybody else. I just do
my job, which is very rewarding,
and have a good time working
with a wonderful team. And to
do a job you love and then get an
award for it is just amazing.
Charlies has a really nice
culture with open and very good
communication, particularly
between nurses and doctors.
At 63, Sue enjoys her work and

has no intention of retiring. But
she does add a rider.
I have told my younger staff
that the minute they think I
should go they should tell me,
she said.
I am always taking on new
things and am actively involved
in quite a lot of research.
I have a great job that involves making nurses voices
heard.
That entails making sure the
staff are well educated, there are
good links with the universities,
and doing good nursing research
that gets published and raises
the profile of nursing.
While nursing numbers across
Australia are dwindling as
nurses retire, Sue says it is a
great career choice with plenty
of opportunity.
What nurses do really adds
value, she said.
They allow you to develop
high-level knowledge and
skills.
Its a very responsible job
and there are opportunities to
go in any direction: a big hospital
like this, schools, community,
country health, education and
university research.
I have really enjoyed my
career. I think it is important
to try new things, keep learning
and take the opportunities that
come your way.
Sue moved to Daglish when
she was seven and, apart from
some time spent overseas, has
been associated with the Subiaco
area for more than 50 years and
has lived in her Subiaco home
for 35 years.
She has a come a long way
since she started in 1970 and
seen many changes.
Indeed, her current office at
Charlies used to be a four-bed
ward that she worked in when
she began there 45 years ago.
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was completed recently.
The gates are a central part of the history
of the Subiaco precinct and it was extremely
important that they were repaired, WAFC
marketing manager Steve Tuohey said.
We appreciate the assistance we received
from heritage experts, including architects
and engineers, to ensure the gates could be
repaired.
The work was covered by the WAFCs insurance and took about three weeks, allowing for
the procurement of the specialised heritage
experts and necessary approvals.
The gates which have been heritage listed
by Subiaco council and the State Heritage
Office were built in 1935 to mark the jubilee
of King George V.
They served as the main entrance to the oval
until new stands were built in the late 1980s.
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of local business people will
take about a week to issue a
joint statement about a thinkin they held on Tuesday.
Properties in North Fremantle

could have to be demolished to
allow big trucks into the container terminal, Opposition
leader Mark McGowan says.
Mr McGowan said millions
would be added to the state
governments $1.6billion Perth
Freight Link so the big vehicles
could get through Tydeman
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past.
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Claremont studies salinity threat

By DAVID COHEN
Salinity is a threat to the
leafy suburb of Claremont, a
councillor says.
On Tuesday night, Jill Goetze
and most of her Claremont colleagues voted to spend $10,000
for a study on groundwater quality and its effect on vegetation
in and around the town.
Council parks manager
Andrew Head said in a report
that the quality of Claremonts
irrigation water was concerning.
The level of salt in some
bores is now impacting both
vegetation and turf quality to an

extent that irrigation practices
have had to be significantly
modified in areas south and
west of Lake Claremont, Mr
Head said.
Salt intrusion saw lawn dying
near Freshwater Bay, and evergreen eucalypts shedding leaves
during summer.
Other trees, such as the
Tasmanian bluegums surrounding Lake Claremont, have died
due to changes to groundwater,
Mr Head said.
McKenzie Bush has been
converted to a dry park as many
of the grasstrees and other
vegetation (including the grass)
were declining, in some cases

resulting in death.
A study of McKenzie Bush, in
Swanbourne, found irrigation
water increased salt concentration in the soil in the root
zone.
It slowly built up during
evaporation and transpiration,
before being washed down into
an aquifer during winter.
On Tuesday night, Ms Goetze
said her green and leafy suburb
was now at risk.
We need to take some action now before it is too late,
she said.
Deputy mayor Bruce Haynes
said native plants in his front
garden showed severe saltwater

burns from sprinklers.
But not everyone was convinced. Councillor Alastair
Tulloch said salinity was a state
problem.
Council should not be spending money on supporting the
state, Dr Tulloch said.
Councillor Karen Wood said
Dr Tulloch was being extremely
penny-pinching.
We have a problem here
well be leading, not following,
she said.
The vote to spend the money
for a study was 7-2, with
Dr Tulloch and Paul Kelly
against.
About 15 Rokeby Road business people, several councillors,

the mayor, CEO and some senior staff met for more than two
hours to discuss the problems
facing traders on the shopping
strip.
It was the follow-up meeting to
one last month, which had been
called by commercial operators
many of whom were at the
meeting on Tuesday frustrated
at the councils apparent lack
of action to revitalise the struggling strip, which is the heart of
the local economy.
Council staff, councillors
and business people spoke at
the event.
Geoff Parnell, the president
of the former Subiaco Business
Association, which has recently
changed its name, also addressed the forum.
In an unrelated development,
Mr Parnell was due to step down
as president the next day.
He was to be replaced by vicepresident Mark Hann.
Tony Dawe, from Public
Relations Australia, spoke about
marketing in Subiaco.
It emerged that in a survey
of popular metropolitan spots,
Subiaco ranked ninth out of 17
locations for shopping, entertainment and going out.
The POST asked for permission to report on the meeting
but was denied access.
Subiaco CEO Ian Hill said in
the interest of co-operation and
communication the council, and
business community, had agreed
to make an approved statement
on the meeting and what had
been decided.
Life in the backlane

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Cambridge councillors were told it had been
fenced in when the current owners bought the
house in Vincent Street West.
The community and resources committee
was told if the lane were incorporated it would
increase the development potential of the
block from two homes to three.
The committee supported the idea and the full
council will have the final say on Tuesday.
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New City of Perth Library

evening talk
Report a faulty streetlight
To celebrate Library and Information Week, the City of Perths

Director of City Services, Garry Dunne, will discuss the new City
of Perth Library, as well as the future of libraries in Australia.
Located on Hay Street, this new seven storey state-of-the-art
public building will transform Perths city centre, acting as a
community hub for people to learn, explore, create and to
connect with one another.
Did you know there are two different types of streetlight in the
City of Subiaco? There are those owned by the city and those
which belong to Western Power.
City of Subiaco streetlights are typically coloured or powder
coated metal poles with decorative light ttings. Western
Power streetlights are usually mounted on plain galvanised
metal poles or wooden poles.
When: Monday 25 May, 6pm

Where: Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco
You can now report a fault in a City of Subiaco streetlight at

the neighbourhood health and safety page of the citys website
www.subiaco.wa.gov.au
Places are limited for this free talk. Please RSVP on 9237 9300
or library@subiaco.wa.gov.au
Faults with Western Power lights should be reported directly to

Western Power at www.westernpower.com.au
Youth Achievement Grants
2015 National Senior Lacrosse

Championships
The City of Subiaco is proud to assist local young people to

achieve their goals and actively participate in the community.
The Youth Achievement Grants support city residents aged
twelve to twenty-ve with the costs associated to take part in
community projects, events and competitions.
Applications are assessed upon receipt all year round. For more
information, please visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/youth or
contact the city on 9237 9216 or culture@subiaco.wa.gov.au
Subiaco Lacrosse Club will welcome the top players in senior

mens and womens lacrosse from around Australia in June
for the annual National Lacrosse Championships. Teams
from Victoria, South Australia, New Zealand and Western
Australia will battle it out for the Champion title. This will be a
spectacular display of speed and skill of this exciting sport.
When: Thursday 4 to Sunday 7 June

Where: Subiaco Lacrosse Club, Rosalie Park, Onslow Road,
Shenton Park
This event is free for spectators to come along and watch the
games. For more information, please visit www.lacrosse.com.au
Free spin class at Lords

Now is the time to try spin, an indoor cycling routine workout.
For the next two weeks, you can grab a seat in a Cycle class at
Lords Recreation Centre on Sundays for free.
In this high powered cycle class, your instructor will lead you on
an hour long journey with intensity determined by the resistance
you set on your bike.
When: Sunday 24 and 30 May, from 9.30am to 10.30am
Where: Lords Recreation Centre, 3 Price Street, Subiaco
For more information, visit www.lords.com.au
Administration Centre
opening hours
The City of Subiaco Administration Centre will open at 9am
on Wednesday 27 May instead of the usual time of 8.30am.
The city apologises for any inconvenience.
Community notices
Q Ordinary Council meeting Tuesday 26 May
Agenda items
Draft revised Planning Policy 4.10 Shenton Park Precinct
Adoption for the purpose of advertising
Revised Planning Policy 4.9 West Subiaco Precinct Final adoption
Final adoption of Scheme Amendment No. 27 to Town Planning
Scheme No. 4 Recoding of No. 1 to 5 Troy Terrace, No. 161a
to 165 Stubbs Terrace and No.2 to 8 Luth Avenue, Daglish from
Residential R15 to Residential R20
Initiation of proposed amendment to Town Planning Scheme
No. 4 Recoding of No. 2 to 11, 13a, 13, 15, 17 and 19
Cunningham Terrace, No. 179 to 167 Stubbs Terrace and 1 Luth
Avenue, Daglish from Residential R15 to Residential R25
Proposal to extend the Rawson Street Conservation Area to
include James Chesters Union Street subdivision (2 to 22 Union
Street, Subiaco and 159 to 177 Hamersley Road, Subiaco) and
Peet and Bastows Redfern Street subdivision (1 to 12 Redfern
Street, Subiaco)
Applications for Heritage Grants Fund
Lords operational performance report
Disability Access and Inclusion Committee Membership
Rosalie Sporting Association Rosalie Park Pavilion (East)
lease agreement
Application for loan funding
Financial report March 2015
Financial report April 2015
Elected Members Motion Median strip Rokeby Road
Elected Members Motion Convex mirrors Hart Lane
Responsible Authority Report 1 Seddon Street (Lot 500 on
DP/69541) and 424 to 436 Hay Street (Lot 2 on DP 300), Subiaco
City of Subiaco October 2015 ordinary election
Outcome of noise patrol and complaint response service trial

Forrest Square car parking station
CEO recruitment Consultant selection
Markets on Rokeby
Insurance Report
Q Draft Community Facilities Concept Plan

and draft Rosalie Park Master Plan
Call for feedback
The City of Subiaco, in partnership with CommPlan Alliance,
has developed the draft Community Facilities Plan and the
draft Rosalie Park Master Plan. The city would like to receive
feedback from the public on the recommendations.
The draft documents plan for the future development and
operation of the citys community facilities and Rosalie Park
over the next twenty years. They include an analysis of the
citys current and expected requirements as well as input from
experts, stakeholders and the community.
Please go to www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/haveyoursay
where you can view the draft plans and complete the surveys.
Hard copy surveys and plans are also available at the citys
Administration Centre, 241 Rokeby Road, Subiaco and Subiaco
Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco.
Please submit your feedback by 5pm on Monday 15 June.
Q Development applications received

The city is inviting public comment on the proposed
demolition of the existing dwelling and the construction of a
three storey building comprising ve multiple dwellings at
368 Barker Road, Subiaco.
The city is also inviting public comment on the proposed

demolition of the existing dwelling and construction of four,
three storey grouped dwellings at 43 Troy Terrace, Daglish.
Comments are to be received by 5pm on Friday 5 June.
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,
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.
Property
Proposal
56 Rossello Lane,
Subiaco
11 Megalong Street,
Nedlands
260 Bagot Road,
Subiaco
Retrospective approval for enclosure

of balcony
Replace existing tile roof with
colourbond non-reective roof
Alteration to facade of existing church
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

QBook Club The Secret
History by Donna Tartt
Come along to Subiaco Library, meet some
new people and discuss the latest read,
The Secret History by Donna Tartt.
Tuesday 2 June, 1.30pm
Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco
For more information, contact Subiaco Library
on 9237 9300
QDraw your Subiaco workshop

The city is running a free workshop that
focuses on observing and documenting the
surroundings of Subiaco to celebrate the
wonderful place we live and work.
Thursday 11 June, 10am to 12pm
Palms Community Centre, 203 Bagot Road,
Subiaco
Bookings are essential. RSVP on 9237 9304 or
culture@subiaco.wa.gov.au
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Chair Yoga
Mondays, 10.30am to 11.30am
Shenton Park Community Centre, 240 Onslow
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Cost: $5 per session
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Perry Lakes deal a

few million short
Cambridge ratepayers will
get less cash than the $50million they were promised when
the government seized land at
Perry Lakes.
Financial compensation was
part of the legislation governing
the development of the housing
estate on the site of the former
sports stadium.
Mayor Simon Withers announced that a deal to take three
lots of land and less money had
been agreed on Tuesday.
No one at the council would
say how much cash ratepayers
would get or how much the land,
earmarked for apartments, was
worth.
An estimate is not available
Dentists drawn
to firies den
An old West Leederville fire
station is to be turned into a
centre for specialist dentists.
Cambridge councils development committee agreed to
recommend the council allow
alterations to the building in
McCourt Street.
It is a lovely building, councillor Corinne MacRae said.
It will be good to see it in
use again.
The owner said $90,000 cashin-lieu of parking had already
been paid by a previous owner
and should not be charged
again.
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anything that could potentially
influence the Valuer-Generals
valuation, the councils communications officer Jane Lovell
said.
Councillors said they had not
been told either.
Nothing has been included
in the coming budget because
the money will not be paid until
2016-17.
The cash would not be used
to subsidise rates, Mr Withers
said.
That would be nice for a
number of years but it would
come with a nasty shock at the
end when the money ran out
and there was nothing to show
for it, he said.
The blocks of land included
in the deal are in the south-west
of the estate and could provide
up to 293 units in blocks up to
five storeys high.
Mr Withers said the cash
would be used for stormwater
drain improvements, paving
lanes in Wembley and West
Leederville, replacing slab
footpaths and building bike
paths.
Underground power in Floreat
and Wembley would still need
contributions from residents
and would take years to plan,
he said.
Art start Jade Cramer, left, Colin Barnett, Prosper Fallound, Cameron Noble and Sarah Taylor at the
Cottesloe Child and Family Care Centre.
Builders show their cuddly sides

There was a no-swearing rule
while Sanpro Construction
workers extended a Cottesloe
day care centre.
Workers from the Welshpool
firm also downed tools between
1 and 2pm so children at the
Cottesloe Child and Family
Centre could have quiet time.
Premier Colin Barnett opened
the centre, in Marmion Street,
last Wednesday and got a
tour.
Centre director Sarah Taylor
showed Mr Barnett and other
VIPs the baby and sleeping
rooms and the nappy change
and toddler areas.
The baby room doors open on
to a sandpit, Ms Taylor said.

It must be like adults having a lap pool outside their
bedroom.
Mr Barnett said $1.88million
from Lotterywest had helped
complete the centre, which
includes a toy library and a
community space for hire.
Community facilities such
as this one are invaluable and
bring numerous benefits to local
families, Mr Barnett said.
I hope as many parents and
children as possible enjoy these
facilities.
Ms Taylor said the 25 Sanpro
workers had done an amazing
job in little time.
The centre now accommodates

34 children, instead of 20.
The opening was the last stage
of the Cottesloe project, which
reconfigured several community
facilities.
Last year, the new scout hall
and community centre opened
in Eric Street.
It is also used by North
Cottesloe Surf Life Saving Club
and the Cottesloe Playgroup.
The Cottesloe Child Care
Centre was previously in a
Wanslea building, which was
upgraded to allow for the
expansion of North Cottesloe
Promary Schools early childhood education centre.
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Cambridge councils development committee was asked to approve an already
built wall outside Tracks cafe on the
corner of Railway Parade and Southport
Street. Council staff said the wall reduced
sightlines and was against the council
rules but could be replaced with a seethrough barrier.

Cafe manager Neil Allesandrino said it
would not be strong enough to withstand
a crash.
Someone could die if a car flipped through
the roundabout and into it, he said.
The committee agreed to support the
wall and the full council will make the
final decision on Tuesday.
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By DAVID HUDLESTON
Hoons are using Mosman
Park roads as a late-night racing circuit.
Annabel Saggers was a real

spoil-sport in Malaysia.
The netballer was judged the
best player on the Australian
schoolgirls netball team at the
end of an eight-team tournament.
Annabel, a Methodist
Ladies College student, is a
defender and usually plays
goalkeeper.
The secret to being a good
defender is probably moving
around your opponents body
so other players dont know
where her free space is to pass
to, Annabel said.
Its also important getting
into their heads early, which
makes them lose their confidence.
Australia lost the grand final
27-21 to New Zealand.
I reckon our defence was
really tight: it rarely got to a
shot during the game, Annabel
said.
I think I got the best player
award for playing a strong game
in the grand final.
Annabel is 1.85m: she said the
only teammate taller than her
was a goal-shooter from NSW.
The other teams in the tournament were two from Malaysia,
one each from Sri Lanka and
Fiji, and indigenous Australian
and Maori teams.
Annabel said she would love
to have a netball career.
I just have to keep trying to
make it to the next level, she
said.
I would like to make the
under-17 state team: trials are
in September.
If not, Annabel is thinking of
science, architecture, or medicine after finishing school.
Residents say the hoons speed

around Lochee, Hope, Victoria
and Monument streets.
Recently a driver mounted the
median strip outside Memorial
Hall, flattening a road sign before driving off.
Mosman Park CEO Kevin
Poynton said the council and
police were aware of the problem, though he said it was on
a small scale when compared
with other parts of the metropolitan area.
Recently, the town, as part
of its paid monthly advertising,
advised residents of what to
do if their quiet enjoyment of
the neighbourhood was being
disrupted by this activity, Mr
Poynton said.
Our approach is to encourage residents to log the times
and dates and duration of these
events, take photographic and

video evidence where safe and
practicable, and pass this intelligence to local police.
Community safety is a priority for the Town of Mosman
Park and we work closely with
local police to ensure a multifaceted team approach is applied to such issues throughout
the town.
He said residents experiencing problems with hooning
should contact police on 131 444
during normal circumstances,
and dial 000 in emergencies.
Cottesloe officer-in-charge
Neil Morton-Smith said police
were targeting speeding in
Mosman Park.
We have had traffic units with
laser cameras, principally in
and around Wellington Street,
Senior Sergeant Morton-Smith
said.
We have also deployed a
Multanova camera.
Ciggie ban out of puff

A smoking ban on Cottesloe
beach may not be easy to implement, Cottesloe council
has discovered.
Court report Annabel Saggers is hard to get past on the way to a

netball goal. Photo: Billie Fairclough
Annabel is in Year 11 and a
member of Corinth house.
They are best at sports,
she said.
She plays volleyball, athletics,

and softball for MLC.
Most of her sport time outside
school is devoted to netball.
Some councillors want to ban

it, but the council has found
that it does not have the power
to control or prevent smoking
in public open spaces.
To give itself this power
it would need to change its
local laws, a fairly drawn-out
process.
It would mean getting public submissions to say that
the local law needed to be
amended, and advertising that
for public comment before
making a decision.
Only then could the council
decide to ban smoking on the
beach.
Perth and Fremantle councils
have banned smoking in outdoor zones, including alfresco
dining areas.
A meeting this week was told
that Cottesloes property local
law was due for review.
The works and corporate
services committee voted to
authorise the CEO to start a
review of the property local law
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People will ask

how it happened
in Cottesloe
I attended Cottesloes first
development assessment panel
(DAP) meeting last Wednesday
and came away extremely disappointed.
The application considered
was for an oversized building
in Overton Gardens, Cottesloe,
which will take up the width of
the block and be clearly seen
from the civic centre.
Looking from the civic centre,
its going to be a blot on the
landscape, in my opinion.
More consideration should
have been given to the buildings
height, because it will disrupt
views from the upper lawn, and
from the lower lawn area it will
be above the horizon.
At least Cottesloe councillor
and DAP member Jack Walsh
can be on record as being opposed to the height of the building, which would have attracted
a great deal of opposition if more
people had been aware of its
consequences.
At the very least, the Overton
Garden building should have
been looked at by Cottesloes
design advisory panel because it
fell into nearly every one of the
panels principle objectives.
I can see this being another
example when people say:
How on earth did that get approved?
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Medical Association for the Prevention of War members, from left,

Subiaco doctor John Stace, physiotherapist Glenys Davis with her
granddaughter Charlotte and occupational therapist Leigh Dix hung
a banner to remind Foreign Minister Julie Bishop of the need to work to
prevent nuclear warfare
Local protest has global focus

Once every five years, a huge
review conference at the United
Nations HQ in New York considers progress of the Nuclear NonProliferation Treaty (NPT).
The latest, with 185 states
represented, began on April 27
and is due to end this Friday,
May 22.
Despite its extreme importance, it attracted little media
attention.
At least in our corner of the
world, the POST might give it
an airing!
Deterioration in the nucleararmed NATO/Russian relationship has increased the risk of
nuclear warfare, possibly as
high as it was during the Cuban
Missile Crisis.
Centenary Anzac commemorations have reminded all of the
futility of war.
We must surely hope for diplomatic solutions rather than
resorting to violence.
Leading to this NPT review,
the International Campaign
to Abolish Nuclear Weapons
held three conferences (in Oslo,
Nayarit in Mexico and Vienna)
focused on catastrophic humanitarian consequences of nuclear
weapon use.
As the world struggles to relieve the wreckage of human
life and infrastructure in Nepal,
please imagine the impossibility of an adequate response,
medical or otherwise, to the
enormousness of an angry nuclear exchange.
The intention of these three
conferences was to concentrate
minds and hearts of all those
who would attend the New York
review on the imperative of freeing the world of the chance of
nuclear warfare.
Hence the review conference
outcome must stride towards a
universal, unequivocally irreversible agreement for verifiable nuclear disarmament.
How did Australia go at the
review conference?
It was so encouraging to know
that on April 30, members
and friends of the Medical
Association for Prevention
of War stood outside Foreign
Minister and Curtin MP Julie
Bishops Subiaco office reminding her of this global need for
positive action.
Judy Blyth
Troy Terrace, Daglish
I find it strange that Nedlands

MP Bill Marmion has done little or nothing but support the
proposed forced amalgamation
into the Perth council area of
residential areas of Subiaco
and Nedlands.
Not once has he stood up and
opposed such a usurpation.
Moreover, there has been no
reasoning given or even offered
by Mr Marmion, who purports
to represent the electorate of
Nedlands.
His silence on the matter has
been deafening.
To read that Hollywood
Private Hospital will not be
given to the City of Perth is too
little too late.
There has been no discussion or vote on the overthrow
by Perth, no reason or argument given as to how these
areas of Crawley, Hollywood
and Nedlands will be better
off under the distant regime
of Perth council, nor has there
been detailed consideration
of the impact such proposed

changes will have on the finances of either city.
There are no expressed reasons for such action other than
the Perth council wants UWA
and QEII within its grasp and
its coffers filled further.
I do not believe Mr Marmion
has fully canvassed the views
of the electorate, nor do his
expressed views reflect those
concerned voters who have always had Subiaco or Nedlands
as their council, who have no
desire to be part of Perth.
He is not acting in the best
interests of the electorate, in my
opinion, nor is he representing
the views of its voters.
That is his sworn duty, but he
has abrogated his responsibility
to them and by doing so, shows
his complete disregard for the
electorate, in my opinion.
Shame, Mr Marmion.
Shame!
John Godfrey
Hilda Street, Shenton Park
Socrates would
not be pleased
Following its shameful capitulation to climate-hysteria fanatics, its baseless and unreasoned
attack on Bjorn Lomborg and
its rejection of the proposed
government-funded centre on
climate economics he was to
have been involved with, the
least the University of WA could
do is remove the bust of Socrates
from outside Winthrop Hall.
Socrates gave his life for the
pursuit of truth and I am sure
he would not wish his name to
Remove Socrates from UWA,
be associated with it.
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Porter Street, Nedlands
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Gayton shops expand

Part of a public road may be
sold to a shopping centre owner
as part of plans to extend, according to documents lodged
with Cambridge council.
This application seeks to be

the key ingredient to end this
dispute, consultants for GPA
Pty Ltd said.
The council would get money
from the sale of the road and
would expand neighbouring
Beecroft Park. The company
would get control of parking.
A deal has been reached to incorporate the sale of part of the
road into a planning approval,
according to the consultants.
The application is a result
of those discussions and is seen
to be the optimal solution for
the next decade or more, the
consultants said.
The centre was highly valued
by the community, consultants
said.
The plan includes a bigger
supermarket, specialty shops
such as a baker, hairdresser,
cafe and restaurant and takeaway shops.
The public had until Friday,

May 22, to let the council know
what they thought of the plans
for the Gayton Road centre at
City Beach.
Part of the plan is on the council website but not the details
about selling the public road.
The Gayton Road shopping
centre was damaged by fire in
May last year.
Part of Gayton Road would be
sold to the owners of the centre for
parking, according to the application for planning permission.
The owners, GPA Pty Ltd,
and Cambridge council have
been in dispute for years over
leasing council-owned land for
parking.
ABOVE: The Sunset caretakers cottage, perched on the cli overlooking the Swan River, will be converted to a
caf/restaurant, with barbecues nearby. RIGHT: Malaysian billionaire Sultan Ibrahim Ismail of Jahore, a father
of six and collector of cars and motorcycles, paid $8.5million for the Sunset matrons cottage by the river.
Land sale to Sultan

By BRET CHRISTIAN
Going This Leake Street home was designed by Marshall Clifton.
Grove weighs heritage values

A home designed by Marshall
Clifton in Peppermint Grove is
likely to be demolished while a
Joseph Talbot Hobbs building
is set to be renovated.
and a category 1 building on the

shires heritage list.
The report said part of the
renovation would see paint
removed from the original brickwork before it was repaired and
re-pointed.
It seems in line with the heritage values we hold so dear,
shire president Rachel Thomas
said at the meeting.
Councillors are due to vote
on the homes next Tuesday
evening.
A report to councillors at a
meeting last Tuesday evening
said the 1951-built Clifton property, at 33 Leake Street, would
be replaced by a two-storey
home.
The Talbot Hobbs home, at
47 View Street, is 109 years old
The riverfront Sunset site

that has been closed to the public since 1904 will be opened up
for barbecues and a cafe, with
its unique buildings used for
art and community groups.
The huge 7.9ha former mens
home site will be revived using
$8.5million from the sale of the
matrons cottage below the cliff
at 16 Iris Avenue.
That half-hectare site has
been bought by the Sultan of
Johor, who is the ceremonial
monarch for the tip of the Malay
Peninsula.
Premier Colin Barnett, who
was raised 100m from Sunset,
said that, along with New Norcia,
it was one of the states most sig-
nificant village heritage sites.

It is a great heritage asset
whose viability as a whole village has remained intact, he
said.
First a home for poor elderly
men and then a hospital, Sunset
was portrayed as a forbidding
place in Mr Barnetts childhood.
He said his mother always
warned him to stay away from
it, but he sometimes explored
inside its boundaries.
Inside the huge site this week,
Mr Barnett said the caretakers
cottage at the top of the hill
overlooking the river would be
converted to a cafe/restaurant.
Cash from the sale of the block
will be used to replace roofs,
demolish added-on buildings,
clean out asbestos and upgrade
services such as plumbing and

power.
The many buildings will be
offered to community groups
at low rent on condition they
are maintained to heritage
standards.
When built as the grimlynamed Claremont Old Mens
Home in 1904, the site was completely isolated from Perth.
Located high above the Swan
on what is now Birdwood
Parade, the site was chosen forj
its spectacular river views and
to catch the breezes during long
summers.
It was the brainchild of Walter
Padbury, a genuine rags-toriches immigrant who became
a wealthy philanthropist. He
worried that Perth had many
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brings a new dawn for Sunset

transported convicts, who had
no families to look after them
as they grew old.
Famed street acrobat Percy
Button spent his last years there,
as did Horrie Miller, founder of
MacRobertson Miller Airlines,
now Skywest.
Sunset closed in 1995 and was
heritage listed in 1997.
Its large central town hall,
still in very good condition, had
one of Perths first cinema projectors plus a proper bio-box,
and the village grew its own
fruit, vegetables and poultry,
baked its own bread and was
self-contained to the extent of
having its own morgue at the
sites entrance.
As Sunsets population peaked
at 750 men, unsympathetic buildings, including a church at each
end, were built. These will be

demolished
Mr Barnett said this week he
remembered an attempt to revive the infamous Dalkeith Hot
Pool, originally a rock-dam by
the river that caught hot water
from an artesian bore.
A leak in the pipe that supplied hot water to Sunset fed
the pool that was the subject
of salacious newspaper headlines about late-night naked
cavorting.
Mr Barnett said work on restoring Sunset would begin this
year, and be completed in about
18 months.
Nedlands mayor Max Hipkins
said the council had opposed
sale of any of the site to keep
it intact.
He said the government had
not even got the $10million it

had asked for the site.
It is a pity, he said. It was a
fire sale. They just got whatever
they could.
Mr Hipkins said he was worried the Sultan would want
to create a compound with
high walls around the site for
security.
One of my concerns is also
that it is a steeply sloping site
and if he wants to maximise the
development potential there
could be big retaining walls,
he said.
Mr Hipkins said his criticism
was of the government, not the
Sultan.
We have an international
community in Nedlands and the
Sultan is welcome, he said.
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Neds bigger
Nedlands town scheme

dusted off, 14 years on
By LINDA CALLAGHAN
A blueprint for living in
Nedlands that has been gathering dust at the state Planning
Department for almost 14 years
is being dusted off.
Planning Minister John Day
ordered the city council to advertise town planning scheme
3 (TPS3) for public comment
within 42 days.
But time has already run
out because the WA Planning
Commission wants changes.
Councillors argued over how
to go about it. Some wanted
TPS3 finalised. Others wanted to
push ahead with an omnibus of
changes to the existing TPS2.
And the spectre of the Minister
overriding the council, creating
an area as densely developed
as Subiaco, haunted the discussion.
Deputy mayor Bill Hassell
said the council should stop
fluffing about.
I shudder when I hear you
say it will take years, he told
mayor Max Hipkins.
We have to protect our area.
Mr Hipkins said the WAPC was
coming around to the councils
way of thinking.
Ten years ago they were talking about blanket rezoning,
he said. Now they are talking
about rezoning next to transport
corridors.
Peter Plaisted said he had
been a resident for 59 years.
He pointed to a row of portraits in the council chamber
of six mayors who had served
while changes to the planning
blueprint were being considered.
Mr Plaisted, who said he wants
to subdivide his block in Vincent
Street, told councillors the delay
was an embarrassment.
When people from other
areas ask me what the delay is
it is embarrassing, he said.
We should be moving on.
Diane Bowman said she wanted to subdivide her block.
My husband and I are in our
70s and would like to live in a
smaller home, she said.
Developers in Nedlands had
been lobbying the Planning
Minister for action, planning
boss Peter Mickelson said in
a report.
Administration is aware that
community members have been
lobbying the state government to
expedite the approval of TPS3
due to their frustrations in the
delays and the relative age of
TPS2 which is seen as an impediment to their development
aspirations, he said.
But staff at the WA Planning
Commission have said they
want it fine tuned, with street
setbacks and building heights
removed and turned into planning policies.
They also want it to be more
like a model scheme designed
for uniform coverage across the
metropolitan area.
Council staff said they could
not do it thoroughly in the 42
days the Minister had given
them and time ran out.
They said it would take up to
six weeks.
Now they have asked councillors to ask the Minister for
extra time.
The WAPC are requiring a
number of modifications to the
originally submitted draft that
would result in effect a total rewrite of TPS3, staff said.
The citys TPS2 was gazetted
and became law in April 1985.
The WA Liberal Party wants

West Leederville to be part of
the seat of Nedlands for the
2017 state election.
Blue dog red all over

A reluctant film star Apache the kelpie made a very brief appearanceat Rosalie Primary School to launch this weeks writers festival.
A timid and nervous Blue

Dog helped open the Rosalie
Primary School Writers
Festival this week.
The little three-year-old kelpie, called Apache, was one of
four dogs used in filming Blue
Dog, the prequel to the hugely
successful Red Dog.
He has already retired from
his film career.
Nelson Woss, producer of the
dog franchise films, opened
the writers festival, telling the
children that it was reading the

short novel, Red Dog, by Louis de
Bernires, about a popular red
cloud kelpie around Karratha,
that inspired him to make the
award-winning 2011 film.
Filming of Blue Dog is under
way in the Pilbara.
Starring Bryan Brown, John
Jarratt, Levi Miller and UK actor
Jason Isaacs, Blue Dog follows
the early events leading up to
the discovery of Red Dog on the
road to Dampier.
This was its recommendation

to the WA Electoral Commission,
which is reviewing state electoral boundaries for the next
state election.
The boundaries are reviewed
every two years to ensure there
are enough voters in all areas
and that voter numbers are
roughly equal for the following
election.
West Leederville is now part of
the seat of Churchlands, held by
Liberal MP Sean LEstrange.
The Liberals submission to
the commission says: To provide the district of Nedlands
with a net increase of electors,
it is proposed to include the
remainder of the locality of West
Leederville within Nedlands.
This locality is currently divided by Cambridge Street.
The submission also recommends transferring to the seat
of Churchlands part of Floreat
north of Alderbury Street, and
part of Scarborough south of
Ventnor Street.
The Liberals do not suggest any
changes for the seat of Cottesloe,
which is held by their party
leader, Premier Colin Barnett.
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commission, the Greens recommend leaving Churchlands and
Nedlands but changing Cottesloe
by moving North Fremantle into
the seat of Fremantle.
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non-metropolitan areas.
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weeks and Celeste is one of 140
students from more than 10
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Call for Wearne options

The business plan for the proposed lease or sale of Wearne
Hostel on the beachfront at
Cottesloe should include more
than the two options proposed,
according to the Mosman Park
Residents and Ratepayers
Association.
Association president Paul
Shaw said the association supported the development of agedcare facilities in the area but
Wearne was a significant asset
for the four councils Mosman
Park, Cottesloe, Peppermint
Grove and Claremont with
a valuation exceeding $30million.
This asset should not be
transferred to a private organisation for nominal consideration
if there are other ways for the
councils to enable the develop-
ment of aged-care facilities,

he said after the associations
meeting on Monday night.
The frame for the Wearne
Hostel land disposition business
plan is narrow as it only entertains two options sale to Curtin
Care for nominal consideration
or 99-year lease of the asset for
nominal consideration.
These are the two options
that have been proposed by
Curtin Care.
Options should include a
shorter lease and/or a lease on
commercial terms.
It is the understanding of the
ratepayers association that a
lease period of 25 years would
be sufficient for Curtin Care to
secure funding for their proposed capital program.
In this case, an extension of
the existing lease would seem to
be a more sensible alternative

to disposition of the land.
Mr Shaw said the association
wanted any conflicts of interest
carefully managed.
Some councillors from the
councils that own Wearne are
Curtin Care board members it
is expected that these councillors would recognise this
conflict of interest and would
excuse themselves from any
decision-making about the
proposed Wearne Hostel land
disposition, he said.
Further, it is expected that
these councillors would not be
involved in any framing of the
disposition options and, as far
as practical, would excuse themselves from any discussions on
the proposed disposition as well
as the decision-making.
Rocky Bays Breakfast

of Champions on Tuesday
showcased the abilities of
people with disabilities in the
workforce.
In a job-seeking version of
speed dating, video resumes
of 17 of Rocky Bays more than
500 job seekers were shown to
about 100 Perth business people,
resulting in 108 expressions of
interest in employing them.
The video resumes showed
the jobseekers diverse skills
and abilities.
The breakfast event was
organised by Rocky Bay and
finance company Deloitte.
Deloitte director Amanda
Wheeler challenged guests to
see employing people with disabilities as opportunities.
By changing our attitude and
increasing our understanding
of people with disability, while
harnessing the available support
from Rocky Bay, the business
community can embrace the
talents of the uniquely abled,
she said.
They can find the right person
in the right place at the right
time, making a conscious decision to deliberately enrich the
workplace through diversity,

inclusion, connectivity and balance.
With colleague Jeanna Brady,
Genevieve (Gen) Wickham, from
Culshaw Miller Lawyers, told
guests her inspirational story
of rehabilitation from a stroke
in 2001, her determination to
succeed in work, life and sailing,
and her subsequent success in
all three.
Supported by Rocky Bay, Gen
has worked at the law firm for
10 years.
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working.
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had returned to a restructured
workplace and a role that was
no longer suitable for her.
Rocky Bay worked with Erin
and her employer to find a
solution.
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employers and employees when
workers become disabled.
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By LLOYD GORMAN
Sixty tents were pitched for
this years school overnight
camp on the oval at Rosalie
Park Primary School.
According to camp organisers Louise Burlinson and
Karen Lamb, the event raised
more than $4000 to go towards
resources for the Kindy and
Pre-primary students.
Mrs Burlinson said 20 more
families than last year had
braved the elements for the
fundraiser.
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was needed to feed the hundreds
of campers at both dinner and
breakfast the next morning,
she said.
We had a great raffle thanks
to local businesses such as
Galileo Buona Cucina and the
Onslow Road Pharmacy.
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Magnums, which were very
popular after dinner, despite
the cooler temperatures.
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and the children had gone to
bed, the adults and parents
socialised around a fake campfire under the near-full moon
light.
Theres been lots of great
feedback about how much the
kids enjoyed themselves and
organisers are already planning
how to make next year even
better, Mrs Burlinson said.
Pumping up mattresses and getting the tent ready for their sleepout at Rosalie Primary School are, from left,
Milly Wisdom, Ava Burlinson, Jo Wisdom, Charlotte Burlinson and Lachie Wisdom. Photo: Paul McGovern
Church renos rejected

Two Subiaco churches
should not get council handouts for conservation works,
Subiacos development services
committee heard last week.
Councillor Lynley Hewett
moved to have St Josephs
Catholic Church, in Salvado
Road, and St Andrews Anglican
Church, in Barker Road, removed from a list of applicants
for heritage grants.
St Josephs asked for $2222.50
for conservation work on its
original front door while St
Andrews sought $5000 to repair fretting mortar in gable
brickwork.
Dr Hewett said the grants
had been put in place to help
restore older or heritage homes
in Subiaco.
She said the churches were
owned by institutions worth
millions a year that sat on billions of dollars worth of land
and assets.
[They are] owned by incredibly rich multinational companies one operating out of
Rome and the other operating
[probably] out of Canterbury,
she said in her motion.
Ratepayers would probably
feel a bit negative about using

their meagre supply of money to
rebuild any of the four big bank
buildings if that was suggested
in Subiaco.
There are other grant bodies like the Heritage Council
or Lotterywest that provide
for the Catholic and Anglican
churches.
Certainly funding of repairs
and lighting to St Josephs tower
occurred from the Subiaco
Redevelopment Authority some
years ago and public donations remade the stained glass
Home owners had to have the

right to veto their inclusion on
lists, deputy mayor Bill Hassell
told the council committee.
Councillor Ian Argyle said: A
heritage list is sinister.
It is a recent invention of the
political elite.
Both councillors live in modern houses.
Councillor Nigel Shaw, an architect, said: There is no point
in discussing lists if we do not
respect our history.
It seems to me we are scared
about things we do not know a
lot about.
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From page 1
Helping hands Christoff De

Wet, left, Georges Rawstorne, and
Tamura Boog collected parking
money for Nepal.
Parkers put
in for Nepal
Mt Claremont parking money
is going to help Nepal.
The Mt Claremont Farmers
Market donated a weekends
parking income to the Red
Cross appeal for the stricken
country.
Mt Claremont Primary School
P&C president Fiona Murray
said shoppers at the popular
market had dug a little bit
deeper to help.
Parent Georges Rawstorne
manned the front carpark.
Once people were aware of
what we were doing, it was not
uncommon that notes replaced
coins for their donation, he
said.
Then I realised the walls

were groaning, she said.
The stone lodges were made
without cement.
Dr Prince said when the quake
hit the stones exploded out of
the walls.
The kitchen wall collapsed,
and in the room she was in, part
of the roof fell as the quake rumbled on for four minutes.
I ran out of the building and
saw the monastery and many
of the old buildings starting to
collapse, she said.
When the ground stopped
shaking, I realised I was shaking.
It was terrifying but you
gather your thoughts and luckily
the people I was with were well
versed in disaster management
plans.
But sleeping at night was
difficult.
For the first two nights, I slept
fully clothed with my boots on
and a grab bag beside me containing all the necessary items
to survive should you get separated from the rest of your kit:
passport, money, credit cards,
water, a way of sterilising water
and warm clothes, she said.
At night, as soon as it starts
shaking, you lie there debating,
do I run or do I stay?
So you try and get a hotel
room on the ground floor closest
to the front door so that when
you have to get out, you are close
to an escape route.
Dr Prince said she had become
a lot more aware of earthquakes
at one of the lectures at the conference: A Nepali Earthquake
Distaster Prepardness Plan.
Post-earthquake, communications were affected and she and
Dr Joshi were cut off from the
rest of the world.
The beginnings of the tent field hospital Dr Prince helped set up in front
of the unstable Grande Hospital.
They stayed overnight in a the energy had to be dispersed
wooden lodge in Tengboche and and the only way it could be
planned to trek to Base Camp, dispersed was to be pushed
which was said to have been out towards Everest over Base
Camp.
destroyed.
The number of people who
They were about to leave for
Pheriche, a village with a health died at Base Camp is not yet
post, when the 6.8 magnitude confirmed, but reports are that
between 25 and 30 people died,
aftershock hit.
With the situation so unstable both Sherpas and climbers.
Feeling the effects of altitude
they remained for another night
then headed up to Pheriche sickness, Dr Prince stopped at
where three western doctors Pheriche, where 73 injured peowere working in the health ple from Base Camp had been
flown in by helicopter.
post.
Within five hours the injured
They learnt that most of Base
Camp had been destroyed by an people had been flown to
Kathmandu for treatment.
avalanche.
The trekkers were joined
Dr Prince said the avalanche
had not come from Everest but by the Ghurka team as they
from Pumori, a neighbouring descended to Lukla, to where
more than 1000 trekkers and
peak.
The devastating effect on climbers had retreated.
But with only small 12 to 18Base Camp was resultant from a
blast effect from the avalanche. seat planes available, there was
A big serac [ice block] fell off a huge backlog of people trying
the mountain on to a saddle, to fly out.
They stayed there a night until
she said.
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In Kathmandu, Dr Prince
volunteered for a foreign medical team.
She joined a South African
disaster response medical team
called the Gift of the Givers,
and worked in the hills around
Kathmandu, seeing between 20
and 30 patients a day.
After that she linked up with
Sir Edmund Hillarys granddaughter, Amelia Hillary, a
goodwill ambassador for the
Nepalese government tourism
ministry, who was organising aid
through her grandfathers trust
for the people of Nepal.
Through her, Dr Prince
joined Team Rubicon, a group
of American and UK veteran
soldiers, many with medical
backgrounds, who were there
for the disaster relief effort.
They were allocated the
hills in the Solu-Khumbu and
Helambu regions.
It took us a day to get to these
areas and we drove from village
to village assessing medical
requirements and need for food
and shelter, she said.
Any acute medical requirement was managed. It was great
because we could get the information we needed to understand
where the need was to help
distribute relief fairly.
Back in Kathmandu after the
second quake hit on May 12, Dr
Prince helped emergency physician at the Grande Hospital,
Dr Ajay Thapa, set up a field
hospital and major incident
plan after the hospital had to
be evacuated.
They evacuated 71 patients,
six of them intensive care patients, Dr Prince said.
There was no structure to setting up the field hospital in this
chaotic environment. They had
inadequate shelter, including
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Dr Prince providing primary care in
a Gift of the Givers Clinic in Kuale.
tarpaulins without enough ropes,
poles and pegs.
So they attached the tarpaulins to the buildings and walls,
the danger being that the wall
could fall on to patients in an
aftershock.
We helped Dr Thapa by setting up a safer field hospital
and instituting a major medical
disaster plan for the emergency
department.
Then she set about trying to
source equipment and more tents,
only to confront a bureaucratic
brick wall.
It took us six hours just to get
one tent and we needed four,
she said.
If it had rained, the patients
would have been in big trouble.
At 10pm they located a World
Health Organisation warehouse
full of tents, but authorities said
it was too late to complete the
paperwork and ordered her to
Destruction in famous Durbar Square in Kathmandu.

come back the next morning.
Our hands were tied, she
said. We had to make do with
the tarpaulins that we had which
provided some sun cover. Luckily
it didnt rain.
The next day a WHO official
advised them that because the
Grande Hospital was private and
there were rumours that patients
were being charged, they would
not be getting any tents.
Dr Prince then relied on the
goodwill of the expedition companies.
Nepali Niraj Shresta, from
Himalayan Encounters, managed
to organise three tents for them
while a Canadian team arranged
two more.
It still wasnt perfect, but it
was a lot safer and better than the
initial set-up, Dr Prince said.
They could survive through
rains, but still needed more
tents.
The experience could not have
been more different from her

work at Charlies.
Its good to be back on stable
ground, Dr Prince said. I dont
have to wake up at night with
every shake and think I need to
get out of this building.
It was a huge realisation as
to how lucky we are here in
Australia. The situation in Nepal
is really heartbreaking.
Nepal needs as much help
as possible. The Nepali government is extremely political and
they are obstructing aid getting
to people on the ground.
This is only the beginning for
the Nepali people because the
monsoon season is a few weeks
away.
Dr Prince suggested people
donated to charities that ensured
the money went to the Nepali
people: theadventureboutique.
org/foundation; givealittle.co.nz/
cause/nepal-earthquake-2015; and
himalayantrust.org/donate.
Darcy Lubich and Tilly

Lawrence are worried about
the woman who gave them
henna tattoos in Nepal.
The Methodist Ladies
College students emailed her
after the Anzac Day earthquake
that devastated the mountainous country.
We havent heard from her,
Darcy said.
Weve heard from others,
and they are all safe.
Darcy and Tilly spent 16 days
in Nepal in December, painting
primary schools and visiting
childrens homes.
I absolutely loved it and
wanted to go back, Tilly
said.
The schools were about 40km
outside Kathmandu: people
hand-made clay bricks in
nearby fields.
There were children aged
from three to 16 in the schools
and homes.
The classrooms were very
basic, Darcy said.
The girls said they had been

devastated to see what the
earthquake did.
The first thing I wanted to
do was get on a plane, Tilly
said.
We had been in Patan
Durbar Square [in Kathmandu]:
most of it was shattered.
The girls were disappointed
people did not know about the
disaster and its aftermath.
Some of my friends didnt
even know where Nepal was,
Darcy said.
They encouraged people to
donate to organisations providing help, such as UNICEF.
The trip was not part of MLCs
student service obligations:
Darcy and Tilly had decided
to go during holidays.
Sri Lanka and Nepal were
the options, Tilly said.
We did a lot of research
on both and decided Nepal
needed the most help.
The girls fundraised to help
with the costs of the trip.
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Boatshed aims
to sell wine
Cottesloes Boatshed Market
wants to sell wine.
On Monday night, Cottesloe
council approved an application from the owners to build a
bottle shop inside their Jarrad
Street store.
They would sell only wine.
Architect Matthew Crawfords
drawings of the bottle shop
show it on a suspended mezzanine floor reached by stairs
and a lift.
Councillor Helen Burke
disagreed with councillor
Philip Angers claim that wine
racks would not attract more
shoppers.
They are such good operators, she said.
[Customers] are going to find
great wines at great prices.
It will increase the number
of people who go to the
Boatshed.
It is open for such long hours
I know I will.
I shop a lot there and it is
absolute chaos at times.
A staff report to councillors
recommended approval on condition the council charged cashin-lieu for two parking bays.
Council planning manager

Andrew Jackson could not
tell the meeting exactly how
much the owners would be
charged.
It will probably be a number
of thousand dollars per square
metre, Mr Jackson said.
Mr Angers queried the charge,
but councillor Jack Walsh said
it was important.
Parking is going to get scarcer
and scarcer and more and more
valuable, Mr Walsh said.
Lets get some money so we
can provide it.
We really must deal with it
now.
The report said six parking
bays had been removed from
outside the Boatshed in 2008 to
create a forecourt.
The council approved the work
retrospectively after the shop
had paid $25,000.
The Boatshed will apply to
Racing, Gaming and Liquor
for the liquor licence of Grants
of Cottesloe, which closed in
February.
The matter will be voted
on at next weeks full council
meeting.
How the Boatsheds new wine

racks may look.
If you fail to plan Peter Tyndall, left, and David Emby want older people to be in control of their futures.
Youre never too old to plan life

Peter Tyndalls mother was
put under a lot of stress when
her husband was diagnosed
with Alzheimers disease.
My dad, Kevin, had probably
had it for seven years, but it was
diagnosed early, Mr Tyndall
said.
He is managing well and still
living at home.
But Mr Tyndalls mother,
Patricia, had little grasp of
their financial and healthcare
affairs.
She ended up with depression through being overwhelmed
with the tasks she had to take on
in addition to caring for Dad,
Mr Tyndall said.
Mr Tyndall is a chartered accountant, so his parents were
luckier than most when it came
to help with their changed
lives.
But the experience prompted
Mr Tyndall to set up a service
called ElderPlan to help others
in similar circumstances.
I found there was no service

that helped retirees through the
range of issues they typically
face during their last 20 to 30
years of life, Mr Tyndall said.
Services are provided by
subject matter experts with little to no coordination between
them.
Lack of regular contact with
professionals also meant when
circumstances changed, this
was often not dealt with appropriately.
Mr Tyndall charges up to $3000
to develop a plan for retired people, and puts them in touch with
medical practitioners, financial
planners, estate planning lawyers, tax specialists and allied
health professionals.
Subiaco financial adviser
David Emby said it was best to
get people to plan the last stage
of their lives early.
I recently saw a 92-year-old
whose son had been trying to
get them to discuss it with a
professional for seven years,

Mr Emby said.
You can untangle the spaghetti its often a perceived
complexity.
Mr Emby, a planner since 1986,
said he had not seen a service
like Mr Tyndalls.
Mr Tyndall was dismayed
when he went to a recent seminar for older people and heard
that fewer than 5% of them had
financial plans.
The same percentage had a
budget, Mr Tyndall said.
Mr Tyndall said he did not
receive commissions from professionals like Mr Emby when
he referred people to them.
He said the children of people
diagnosed with disease or struck
by illness often did not know
what their parents wanted.
Engagement by family members occurred after an event
which meant hasty, rushed decisions were made, Mr Tyndall
said.
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for grieving parents
St John of God Subiaco is
the latest hospital to receive
a cold cuddle cot a cot that
provides greater support for
parents and families of stillborn babies.
The cot, which looks like a
Moses basket, keeps cool so
stillborn babies can stay longer
with their parents and family.
Six babies are stillborn every
day in Australia.
The custom-made cot was an
initiative of St John of God Mt
Lawley Hospital midwife Kristy
Wiegle, and Shannon and James
Cook, parents of a stillborn son,
Lincoln.
Kristy, Shannon and James
created a fundraising social
media page, A Midwifes Gift,
and raised $4000 in 10 days to
buy the cot for the Mt Lawley
hospital.
The hospital then paid it
forward, donating $4000 for another cot to be given to another
maternity hospital in WA.
St John of God Subiaco is
the sixth hospital to receive a
cold cuddle cot, with Broome
Regional Hospital donating $4000
when it received its cot at the
beginning of this month.
For those whose babies are
stillborn, having the cold cuddle
cot will mean the baby can stay
with their parents for longer, giving them the chance to cuddle,
to bond, to grieve and to create
memories in an environment
where they can feel supported,
Kristy said.
Shannon and James are such
inspirational people, who want
to take their story out to the
community.
We are now working closely
together to keep this fundraising effort going, with our aim
now to raise enough money to

donate a cold cuddle cot to every
hospital in WA.
Shannon and Kristy presented
the cold cuddle cot to St John
of God Subiaco on Tuesday
afternoon.
That cot was donated in
honour of baby Gracie, whose
parents Ashleigh and Troy
were there.
The hospital handed over
$5000 to enable another hospital
to benefit from the specialised
equipment.
Kristy received an award in
the recent WA Nursing and
Midwifery Excellence Awards
in the category of consumer appreciation for her work on the
cold cuddle cot.
To donate to cold cuddle
cot, visit Facebook.com/amidwifesgift.
University of WA students
swapped their papers for puppies on Tuesday.
The UWA People for Animal
Welfare (PAW) event invited
students to de-stress by spending time with cuddly creatures
from community animal rescue
organisations.
There was a range of animals
on campus, from kittens and
puppies to joeys and miniature
pigs.
UWA student guild welfare
officer Rida Malik said the Destress with UWA PAW event
was part of welfare week at the
campus.
With exams coming up and
assignments due, this event is
about maximising support for
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Rangers have noted that parking is at capacity, with trade workers and overflow from commercial
business operators, Cambridge
council staff reported.
Residents in a new townhouse
development complained about
all-day parking in the streets, the
community committee heard.
Councillor Louis Carr said
the situation would only get
worse.
There is a whole lot of vacant
land that has been sold and will
be developed in coming years,
he said.
The council will be asked on
Tuesday to endorse the two-hour
limit with residents permit
parking.
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after complaints from new
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We would like to hear your thoughts and ideas to help guide the
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The plan will support the existing environmental plan for the Lake.
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Mayor Jock Barker
Studies have proved that patting your dog or

cuddling your cat can help reduce your stress levels.
students, she said.

Studies have proved that
patting your dog or cuddling
your cat can help reduce your
stress levels.
Rida said the event raised
awareness about animal welfare,
and students aimed to educate
people about contemporary
animal welfare and support
community rescue shelters.
UWA PAW president Georgia
Pansini said there were seven
not-for-profit organisations
taking part, including Shenton
Parks Dogs Refuge Home and
Cat Haven.
Georgia said she hoped the
event would encourage students

to donate, volunteer or foster
an animal from one of the organisations.
Artist Asta Lander, who sells
her art to support animal welfare
organisations, was there and
students enjoyed a vegan bake
sale and barbecue.
The de-stress event is held
once a semester, with the next
one scheduled for October.
RIGHT: UWA commerce students

Shelley Connor and Adam Carter
de-stress with Macy in the lead-up
to exams.
Bonfire of the charities

More than two dozen western suburb-based charities
and incorporated groups
have had their charitable
status revoked by a national
watchdog.
The Australian Charities and
Not-for-profits Commission
(ACNC) cut nearly 600 causes
that have not filed proper
accounts for a second year
in a row.
Affected groups that are
still operating have been told
they need to contact the commission urgently and provide
the relevant information and
documents.
In Subiaco these include
the Bridges Association Inc,
the WA branch of the Medical
Association for the Prevention
of War Australia, the Trustee
for Aion Diagnostics Charitable
Foundation, and the Port
Hedland Sobering Up Centre
Homeless Support Program.
The Vietnamese Full Gospel
in Subiaco and the Shenton
Park Chapel have also lost
their registration as charities.
The Anxiety Disorders
Foundation of WA, Anxiety
Self Help Association, Lone
Parent Family Support Service
Birthright and the Western
Australian Tourette Syndrome
Organisation Self Help, all
based in Nedlands, have also
been affected.
Many West Perth-based
entities have also been deregistered.
These include the Medical
Engineering Research Institute
of Australia, Adels Family
Fighting Fund, Association of
Civilian Widows WA, Medical
Engineering Research Institute
of Australia and the Foster and
Dorothy Brady Cancer Support
Foundation.
Also in West Perth, the
Pharmacy Foundation of
Australia, the Trustee for
Minyma Kanpi Aboriginal
Charitable Trust, the Trustee
for Teilhard De Chardin
Charitable Foundation and
Western Australian Motor
Industry Foundation have all
been struck off.
The West Leederville Primary
School P&C Association is also
on the list.
In Claremont, the Dolphins
of Monkey Mia Research
Foundation and the Trustee
for the Vincent and Charlotte
Mcmullen Foundation have
been taken off the register.
The Military and Hospitaller
Order of Lazarus of Jerusalem
in Peppermint Grove is also
on the list.
Meanwhile, the Westchurch
Church of Christ Association
in Wembley, the Zimbabwe
Wildlife Fund in Wembley
Downs and the Dominican
Laity of the Province of the
Assumption in Woodlands
have had their authority to
trade as charities revoked.
According to the ACNC, all
these charities were automatically registered when it came
into existence in December
2012.
Registration was based on
information provided by the
Australian Taxation Office.
The commission said it had
taken steps, starting in 2013,
before taking the recent decision to revoke the registered
charities.
ACNC Commissioner Susan
Pascoe said that many of the
charities that were revoked
were likely to be inactive.
We assume that many are
just not operating any more
and have not notified us of
that, Ms Pascoe said.
A further 3000 groups would
face revocation next month unless they brought their affairs
into order, she said.
Ludlam talks surveillance

Australians must understand the threats of government digital surveillance,
Greens Senator Scott Ludlam
told the Council for Civil
Liberties in Claremont on
Tuesday.
Transparency for the powerful, privacy for the rest of
us, Senator Ludlam said.
He emphasised privacy
threats would grow as technology developed and public
awareness should, too.
We dont have much of a
digital rights movement in
Australia, he told his audience at Claremont Yacht
Club.
Senator Ludlam said digital
surveillance was potentially
useful, but must be used

carefully.
I draw a very big discrimination between monitoring
persons of interest [which]
is very different from surveillance of an entire civilian
population, he said.
It is quantitatively and
qualitatively different.
Senator Ludlam said he had
helped organise recent ticketed events with 500 attendees
to educate people about digital
surveillance and how it could
be limited.
The Council for Civil
Liberties is an independent
group dedicated to liberty
and justice, according to its
president, Peter Weygers.
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Teen charged with burglary
It will be alleged the teenager got into a Margaret

Street home via a side door
between 11pm on Friday
and 4am on Saturday.
Police will allege the
resident was at home,
heard the intruder enter
and called for help.

It will be alleged the
youth stole a handbag and
a Lexus from the garage.
Officers chased the car
to Embleton, where it was
abandoned.
The teenager, from
Inglewood, was arrested
and charged with burglary,
stealing, and stealing a
motor vehicle.
Doggone
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Assault count
for court
A northern suburb teenager has been charged

over a late-night burglary
in Cottesloe last week.
A Porsche stolen from

Cottesloe is still missing.
The Cayenne was taken
from a Broome Street
home during a burglary
between last Monday and
last Sunday.
A Claremont man was

due in court this week on
an outstanding assault
charge.
Cottesloe police arrested the man (42) on
Tuesday on a warrant for
assault occasioning bodily harm.
Taser settles dog-eat-dog struggle
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Buckleys chance
for druggies
Police dog Buckley has
found more alleged lawbreakers on Fremantle
trains.
Last Thursday afternoon,
Buckley with another
dog and their handlers
boarded trains at stations
from Mosman Park to
Claremont and searched
for drugs.
One woman was charged
with possessing a bong.
Later that evening,
Buckley and his mate
sniffed people standing
in lines in Claremont as
they waited to get into
nightspots.
No charges were laid.
A Wembley police officer had a split-second

to aim a Taser at a bull
mastiff attacking a police
dog last Friday night.
It was dark when
Constable Jason Carter
aimed his Taser at one
of two mastiffs attacking
police dog Freddy and
his handler in Woolwich
Street, West Leederville,
about 9.40pm.
It was a blur of dog and
man and I went for the
most aggressive mastiff,
Constable Carter said.
The Taser hit the target,
there was a yelp, and both
dogs instantly retreated.
The mastiffs had jumped
over a fence as Freddy was
helping search for two cyclists who pedalled away
from police on Cambridge
Street.
Freddy was bitten on
the leg; his handler got
a puncture wound on his
hand and was bitten on
Dog bites dog and men

Police dog Freddy earned
his kibble last weekend.
the thigh.
The mastiffs owner
tried to separate them and
got gashed on the hand,
Constable Carter said.
He was super-apologetic and made sure
Driver charged after restaurant smash

A 71-year-old Mosman
Park man has been
charged with dangerous driving after a car
crashed into a Nedlands
restaurant last month.
About 7.50pm on Friday,
April 24, a blue Holden
Astra and a silver Toyota
The Specialized Sworks Epic bike is worth $10,000.
Cottesloe police are on

the trail of a man reportget into Wembley Cycles ed to have been exposing
on Cambridge Street in himself in public.
Thieves forced open

two padlocks, a deadlock,
and a pin-code lock to
May 11..
They stole a Specialized
Sworks Epic bike (valued
at $10,000), a Stumpjumper
Comp Evo 650B ($3799) and
a Stumpjumper Comp 29
($3500).
woman driving the Astra

received minor injuries
and was taken to hospital
for treatment.
The Mosman Park man
in the Corolla was not
injured.
He is due to appear in
the Perth Magistrates
Court on June 18.
Teen reports flasher at station
$10,000 bike stolen

Three expensive bicycles including one with
a $10,000 price tag were
stolen from a Wembley
shop last week.
Corolla hatchback collided at the intersection of

Dalkeith Road and Stirling
Highway.
The Astra went through
the front window of the
Maharaja restaurant.
None of the diners was
injured.
The 25-year-old Dalkeith
Senior Sergeant Neil

Morton-Smith said a
teenager had told officers
the man tried to kiss her
at Claremont station last
Thursday afternoon.
Other information sug-
gests the man has been

exposing himself as well,
Senior Sergeant MortonSmith said.
We encourage the
community to report
similar encounters to us
so we have a complete
picture.
The man is of Asian appearance and often wears
a pink shirt.
He is in his late 20s and
has shoulder-length black
hair.
Call the station on 9286
7700 or Crime Stoppers:
1800 333 000.
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Freddy and the officer

were OK.
A Cloverdale man (39)
was later found near
West Leederville Primary
School.
Police will allege he
had house-breaking tools
and glass bongs in his possession and was riding a
stolen bike.
A short time later a
Kardinya woman (26) presented herself to police
officers.
Police will allege she
was in possession of a glass
bong that had traces of a
prohibited drug on it.
Both were arrested and
taken to Belmont police
station to help with inquiries about other crimes.
Police said they would
be charged via summons
with drug and property offences and were expected
to appear in the Perth
Magistrates Court next
month.
Dad disturbs
intruder
A Daglish man woke up
at 2.30am to find a man
leaning over his bedside
table on Wednesday.
The Olga Place resident
hit his security alarm and
the intruder ran out the
back door with a partnerin-crime.
The residents three
children were asleep in
the home at the time.
A wallet containing
$200 and ID cards were
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Sweet dreams
at Perry Lakes
Bill Marmion has let

down of his electorate
On Tuesday, Nedlands MP
Bill Marmion broke the trust
of the majority of Hollywood
residents who wished to remain
in their local Subiaco council
area.
He did this behind the closed
doors of the Cabinet room, without even having informed his
constituency that this massive
change would take place.
Mr Marmion told ABC TV
political reporter Jessica Strutt
that he thought we would be
delighted to enjoy a cut in rates
once we were part of the City
of Perth.
All very well for him to say,
because he hasnt lost the
quality of services provided by
Nedlands council.
Residents have informed me
that with Perth council, they
would lose their green waste
pick-ups, and that household
waste verge pick-ups would
occur only once a year, rather
than four times.
Money is not everything to us
in Hollywood.
We value the high level of
service and representation
we have enjoyed with Subiaco
council, and we do not want
these reduced.
Mr Marmion also questioned
the validity and coverage of the
survey.
We residents undertook this
survey in good faith and at his
request.
There was passionate response to the possible concerns
we raised.
We doorknocked as many
homes as we could.
Did Mr Marmion take the trouble to interview the residents
himself, as we did?
Was it because he didnt want
to listen to majority opinion?

Some residents have suggested
that Premier Colin Barnett sat
on Mr Marmion.
How convenient that Mr
Marmion is leaving for China
three days after the betrayal
of our trust, leaving a legacy of
outrage.
He will be away for two
weeks.
Voters will not put up with
bullying, whether in our school
system, our workplaces or our
parliamentary system.
Anna Vanderbom
Monash Avenue, Nedlands
Could we bike
like that here
in Australia?
This is a link to an online
Guardian article about cycling
in Japan: gu.com/p/3k2a2/sbl.
The heading, What can the
UK learn from Japans cycling
culture could also read, What
can Australian learn from
Japans cycling culture?
Obviously, the Lycra crowd, in
their lurid outfits and on their
over-priced bikes, could pose a
problem here.
But for those of us who cycle
gently, perhaps we can also learn
from the Japanese?
Having ridden around Tokyo
on an electric bike, I know it
can be safe for both cyclists and
pedestrians.
Roy Stall
Rochdale Road, Mt Claremont
More letters page 36
Marg Owen sent in this photo of two cockatoos using a street sign
as a convenient perch. She also wonders why developers dont call
streets streets any more.
The roost site at Perry Lakes

has been the sleeping place
for carnabys cockatoos over
many generations.
Black cockatoo roost sites are
characterised by tall grouped
trees and closeness to water
and adequate food.
The amount and variety of
food in the bush in Underwood
Avenue, Shenton Park, support
the numbers of cockatoos in
the area.
Margaret Owen
Daglish Street, Wembley
Helmets harm public health by deterring cyclists

Recent letters about bike
helmets often conflate two quite
different arguments: first, do
they really achieve a reduction
in serious injuries and therefore
benefit community health?
Second, should their use be
mandatory?
In health matters, it is unwise
to assume that an intervention
will be straightforward and
predictable: there are always
unforeseen consequences.
Common sense might suggest
that helmets reduce injuries,
particularly when backed up
with compelling anecdotes.
But anecdotes are not evidence.
While helmets may well
reduce lacerations and more
superficial injuries, prevention
of more serious neck and brain
injury is not evident.
In fact, some argue bike helmets may worsen this.
A bigger health issue relates
to the role of helmets in deterring people from riding in the
first place.
We know that the various
benefits of riding far outweigh

any risks, resulting in between
20 and 77 years of life gained
for every one lost.
Any reduction in cycling will
therefore have very detrimental
public health effects.
Its also notable that cycling
rates fell by 30-40% when this
law was introduced and our
cycling participation rates are
still languishing compared with
other nations.
But even if there were a net benefit, should it enforced by law?

Many things we do carry
greater risks, but we allow them
in the interests of personal
freedom, as long as they do not
harm others.
There must be good reason
to remove civil liberties, and
in this case, there seem to be
almost none.
George Crisp
Kimberley Street, West Leederville
Driver sped on after killing dog

While walking my dogs along
my street on Thursday, May 14,
I witnessed a residents dog hit
and killed by a speeding motorist,
who didnt even bother to stop.
At a meeting between residents and Claremont council
late last year, to address our concerns regarding the dangerous
speeds and increased volumes
of traffic, the council agreed to
undertake a traffic management
study with the eventual plan to
implement traffic calming.
Nothing has been done.

What will it take to get
some action from the council?
D. Lupton
Second Avenue, Claremont
Claremont CEO Stephen Goode says:
I am sorry to say we have dropped
the ball on this one.
A trac count is now being arranged
and we will be examining what action
might be necessary.
Town staff will be in touch with
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Good friends
always loved
the Red Cross
Having long been a volunteer
for the Red Cross, I have many
memories.
I am 85 years old and have a
picture of seven girls, all aged
about 11 years old, in 1940.
We did jobs and helped by
selling cakes and giving the
money to the Red Cross.
All the girls lived in Lake
Street, Northbridge, and some
went to Highgate School.
We got our mothers to help us
make our Red Cross caps and
sew the red crosses on them.
Also that year, during World
War II, my mother, Chrissie Aris,
was given an award for helping
the Red Cross.
I am one of the girls in the
picture and we are all still alive
and good friends.
Poppy Xanthis
Wembley
Reader Poppy Xanthis sent in this 75-year-old newspaper photo of her

and six friends wearing caps their mothers had made, complete with
red crosses. They are, standing, from left, Anne Mitchell, Nesta Economos, Vangy Mallis and Jessie Zempilas (sports commentator Basils
mother and Annes twin), and, in front from left, Margaret Palassis,
Poppy Xanthis and Nina Sechos.
The City of Perth Act, proposed by the Barnett government, would force thousands
of residents living around the
University of WA and QEII
Medical Centre into an expanded
Perth, with zero opportunity for
them to exercise a democratic
vote on the matter.
These residents place a very
high value on the amenity of
their neighbourhoods.
Under Perth jurisdiction,
there is every prospect that this
amenity would be sacrificed for
a sprawling CBD (or to facilitate the expansionary plans of
UWA and QEII) and that local
government representation and
residential services currently
enjoyed would be significantly
diminished.
I ask Premier Colin Barnett
and Nedlands MP Bill Marmion:
Given the parlous state budget
situation, how much will this
cost the taxpayer, and what are
the projected rate increases for
the residents who will be forced
into Perth?
Residents denied say on protecting homes from Subigate

Re Days challenge kept
secret (POST, May 16).
The development assessment
panel (DAP) approved the 16storey Subigate tower on the
Pavilion site, in Subiaco, with
39 conditions and 25 recommendations.
Then Subigate appealed to the
State Administrative Tribunal,
apparently to remove some
conditions.
Nearby Catherine Street
residents are excluded from
the process.
Their vital interest is in the
approval conditions that protect
their heritage-listed homes
structural integrity, based on the
Maitland Report they commissioned, which Subiaco council

and the DAP accepted when
imposing those conditions.
The residents have no access
to information, no right of participation, say or appeal.
They do not even know which
conditions are challenged it is
all confidential.
The residents went into overdrive, pushing every button
and pulling every string to get
represented.
Subiaco was a party in mediation but was gagged by confidentiality.
Finally, the SAT allowed residents in before the May 13 ses-
sion to put a short presentation

(on the unknown matter!).
Mediation was scheduled for
2.15pm and Catherine Street
residents, in the corridor,
watched through the window
what appeared to be friendly
negotiations between parties, in
the presence of officials.
When they protested, they
were told mediation had not
begun, this was just a chat.
Asking if they could join in,
they were refused.
Twenty-five minutes later they
were allowed in, to present their
(futile) concerns about the apparently done deal.
Planning Minister John Day,
Attorney-General Michael
Mischin and Premier Colin
Barnett should consider this
injustice, instead of allowing
the DAP more decision powers
to the exclusion of other interested parties.
These decisions have real effect on real people.
Removing Catherine Street
residents from the process, and
allowing excessive development
in this unsuitable area will result
in real damage to real heritage
(the Regal Theatre and Subiaco
Hotel are also vulnerable).
Ines Janca
Catherine Street, Subiaco
Where is the governments

rationale and cost-benefit analysis for the Perth council areas
proposed expansion?
So far, we have heard only
lame and unconvincing arguments from those influential
players who want to promote
this proposal.
Most importantly, why have
residents been denied their
democratic rights under the
Dadour local government provisions to vote on this matter?
Desmond Mills
Megalong Street, Nedlands
Simpson should
take charge
Thank you for the report,
Withers vote under fire (POST,
may 16).
Surely its time for the Barnett
government to assess the conduct and process adopted by
Cambridge council.
The Local Government Act
1985 provides for a system of
local government with better
decision-making by local governments; greater community participation in the decisions and
affairs of local governments;
greater accountability of local
governments to their communities; and more efficient and
effective local government.
It seems that Cambridge
council does not meet all these
requirements, in my opinion.
Where does Local Government
Minister Tony Simpson sit on
this issue?
He has been notably silent
and needs to step in and take
charge of this matter.
Janelle Sherrard
Patonga Road, City Beach
Community news
Turning seniors into tech heads
in POST community
Cambridge Rotary
Students at Presbyterian
Ladies College and St Hildas
are helping local seniors get up
to speed with technology.
Sixteen PLC girls volunteered
and 20 seniors enlisted for the
after-school program Tech Tips
for Seniors, held at the Grove
library for Westcoast Community
Centre members on Wednesday
afternoons.
Subiaco resident Denny
Burns (78) said she arrived at
the library at 7.15am to enrol
to ensure she got a spot.
I wanted to be the first in,
Mrs Burns said.
It is stupid to have an iPad
and iPhone and not be able to
use them.
PLC student Maggie Joyner
said she decided to be involved
in the program to share her
knowledge with others.
Ive been helping my Nanna
for years with technology and
it made me realise how hard it
is to understand if you havent
grown up with it, she said.
The six-week program is
running at the library until
June 17.
At St Hildas, 15 Year 10 students spent time after school
recently tutoring seniors and
former students on internet
banking, email and unlocking
the secrets of search engines.
Participant Michael Larkin
said: I found it very useful as I
could ask the girls exactly what
has been puzzling me.
I had a vague idea about a
few things but I really got a lot
clarified, especially in regard
to online banking and paying
bills.
St Hildas Old Scholar Isobett
Tucker travelled from her farm
Whats on
Cambridge mayor Simon
Withers will talk about current
developments in the town at
the next breakfast meeting of
the Rotary Club of Cambridge.
It is at 7.30am on Wednesday,
May 27, at the Cambridge
Bowling Club. Enquiries: Max
on 9387 4626 or Mike on 9204
1324.
Relating better
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Fathering after Separation,
Introduction to Managing
Anger, and Sex and Intimacy.
Enquiries: 9489 6322 or www.
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Zonta
Retired high school principal

David Bryant will speak on
the topic, Reach Out, at the
Zonta Club of Perth Northern
Suburbs dinner meeting on
Wednesday, June 3, at 6.30pm.
It is at the Rendezvous Hotel
in Scarborough and costs
$50. For enquiries or to book,
contact June Fowler on 9424
5755 or 9297 3821 (after hours)
or email: jfowler@accruper.
com.au.
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some advice from PLC student
Maggie Joyner. RIGHT: Michael
Larkin goes back to school with St
Hildas student Sofia Bekir Fuente
as his teacher.
Seniors table tennis
in Albany to take part.

She was delighted to spend
time with current students and
continue with her learning at
St Hildas.
The St Hildas initiative is
run with the Mosman Park,
Peppermint Grove and Cottesloe
councils.
The Subiaco Seniors Table

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The group meets at the PCYC
on the corner of Rokeby Road
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1pm on Tuesdays. Enquiries:
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Retirees and the

budget blues
The impact of the state and
federal budgets on seniors,
especially fully and partly
self-funded retirees, was revealed by financial planner
and newspaper columnist
Nick Bruining
He was the speaker at this
months meeting of the Perth
branch of the Association of
Independent Retirees (AIR)
in Floreat.
More than 60 members and
guests attended the talk at the
Cambridge Bowling Club.
One couple estimated that
they would lose at least $4000
annually in income and con-
cessions as a result of the

budgets.
Mr Bruining highlighted
changes to concessions for seniors from the 2016-17 financial
year, when council rate and
water rate concessions would
be capped at $550 and $600
respectively.
He said the age for eligibility
for the WA seniors card would
be 65 instead of 60.
The Perth branch of the
Association of Independent
Retirees meets on the third
Friday of each month, with the
next one at 10am on Friday,
June 19, at the bowling club in
Chandler Avenue, Floreat.
Foodies asked to fork out

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Jasmine Ward spent a day helping at the Bethanie Social Centre in Mt Claremont. Photo: Paul McGovern
Volunteers bring music, fun

Games of bocce and musicmaking made for a splendid day
at the Bethanie Social Centre in
Mt Claremont last Friday.
A group of seven UWA students
volunteered at the centre for the
day and joined in a range of activities with the centres clients,
who are people with disabilities
and the elderly.
Centre coordinator Michelle
Edmonds said one of the university students played the violin
and another the piano.

One of the clients had a birthday and a staff member sang
in Spanish as well, Michelle
said.
She said the youngest volunteer at the centre was 2.
He comes with his young
mum and loves to play bocce,
she said.
Everyone enjoys him. The
only problem is that we need to
make sure the clients dont give
him lollies.
Michelle said the centre had

a great team of helpers.
But we can always do with
more volunteers of all ages,
particularly on Thursdays,
she said.
Clients range from 19 to 85
and volunteers go on outings
and picnics with them, do
creative arts and crafts and play
boardgames.
The centre is at 109 Montgomery
Avenue, Mt Claremont, and can
be contacted on 9383 1399.
People who love food will be

helping people who dont get
enough to eat at a fundraiser
in Kings Park next month.
UnitingCare West.
For tickets ($85), phone 9277
8851 or email foodrescue@
unitingcarewest.org.au.
The Foodies Fundraiser at

the State Reception Centre will
include food, beer, wine and
juice stations, including one
run by The Print Hall.
Subiaco artist Tess McOnie,
who specialises in portraits
of people from the Mowanjum
community, has donated one of
her works, Eddie Bear, to be
auctioned by Greg Rossen of
Rossen Real Estate.
There will also be a silent
auction.
The Foodies Fundraiser
will run from 5.30 to 8.30pm
on Wednesday, June 17, at the
centre in Kings Parks Fraser
Avenue.
Proceeds will go to Food
Rescue, which is run by
The letters we
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The lost art of letter writing will be examined when
the University of the Third
Age (U3A) meets at the Grove
library on Tuesday.
Treasured Letters is the title
of the talk at 1pm on May 25.
A coffee break will follow, and
then at 2.30pm Bruce Wicksteed
will reflect on his work with a
foreign medical team.
Members of the public are
invited and can get more information from Keith on 9383
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wasted at
Jolimont
Richard Rossiters novella, Thicker Than Water,

tells the story of two young people who are not just
present-day lovers but also beings who emerge
almost mythically from Margaret Rivers history.
Richard weaves strands of the past with the present
romance, garnering the spirit of the land, to endow
the couples lives with a psychological twist.
Richard will talk about his unusual book with
short story doyenne Susan Midalia in a conversation
at Mattie Furphy House in Swanbourne on Sunday,
June 7.
They will discuss Richards theory that if stories of
distress are ignored they will return, an echo from
the past.
He cites the story of Thomas Vasse, the 19th century
French sailor who went missing from the beach, and
then describes the 21st century disappearance of
another French sailor, which influences the outcome
of Richards tale.
Richard and Susan are both academics who have
taught together at ECU, been co-judges for WAs
prestigious TAG Hungerford Award, and are both
editors for Margaret River Press.
Their conversation, the fourth in a series hosted
by the Fellowship of Australian Writers, is at 3pm
on June 7 at Mattie Furphy House, on the corner of
Kirkwood Road and Clare Copse, Swanbourne.
Entry of $10 includes afternoon tea. For enquiries,
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Jolimont Primary School

was in for a double bonus
when its new computers arrived.
While students welcomed
and admired their brand-new
computers, the boxes they came
in proved a big hit with Kindy
and Pre-primary classes.
The empty cardboard cartons
were quickly installed in the
schools early childhood centre
playground where, with a lot
of imagination, children have
turned them into all sorts of
playthings.
Kindy and Pre-primary
teacher Mandy Edwards said:
It is great to have such a large
number of boxes of varying
shapes and sizes for the children to use.
Its a delight to watch them
exploring what they can do with
them, working co-operatively or
quietly by themselves.
Adventure to ocean floor

The next free public Institute of Advanced
Studies lecture will take you to the bottom of
the worlds seas.
Cells to bedrooms
A youth hostel has opened
at Fremantle Prison.
The World Heritage-listed
19th century jail has been
converted by YHA into a 200bed place to stay.
Guests can even sleep in
original cells or guards cottages.
The prison was built in the
1850s, with the first convicts
occupying the site from 1855.
Jolimont Primary School Kindy student Gray Hodgkins drives the cardboard train.
Jeffrey Book from the US Naval Research

Laboratory, and the institutes distinguished visiting
fellow for this year, will discuss the latest research
in seismic oceanography, which is providing compelling images of the oceans interior structure.
Dr Book will discuss two recent dedicated seismic
oceanography field experiments undertaken in two
very different strong frontal regions.
This lecture is co-sponsored by the UWA Oceans
Institute.
You can hear Dr Books talk at 6pm on Friday,
June 3, in the Webb Lecture Theatre of the UWA
geography building.
If you plan to head along, RSVP online to www.
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Community news
Photos a tribute to
the missing
The tragedy of war and the
heartbreak of separation take
centre stage in a free photography
exhibition at the State Library.
Almost 20 years after the wars in
Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia, and 13
years after the end of the conflict
in Kosovo, thousands of people
are still missing.
This Red Cross exhibition tells
the story of some of those who are
unaccounted for.
The photos, by award-winning
British photographer Nick
Danziger, document the plight of
families waiting for news of loved
ones, with each photograph accompanied by a description of the
missing person and their familys
search for answers.
An estimated 140,000 people

a quarter of whom vanished and
were reported missing by their
families lost their lives during
the wars in the Balkans in the
1990s, said Alenka Jeram, who
coordinates Australian Red Cross
migration support.
As at last year, about 12,700 people remain unaccounted for.
This exhibition highlights the
human consequences of authorities not respecting international
humanitarian law, she said.
Missing Lives photos from the
wars in the Balkans in the 1990s
is on until June 30 at the library
in Francis Street.
To support work reconnecting
families, visit www.redcross.org.
au.
Try the Parkinsons blues

What do Parkinsons disease
and playing the harmonica have
to do with each other?
The Emery family of Shenton Park has had a family portrait done by professional photographer Geo
Fisher.
Portraits help breast cancer cause

Professional photographer
Geoff Fisher is inviting
locals to help in the fight
against breast cancer.
For National Family Portrait
Month, Geoff is photographing
families who donate $65 to
the National Breast Cancer
Foundation. They receive
their first family portrait free
of charge.
Top portrait photographers
across Australia have joined

in to help this worthy cause,
which hopes to raise $20,000.
Life is precious and you
never know what is around
the corner, said Geoff.
Every day I see how much
enjoyment family portraits
bring to people. Its a part
of what binds families together.
Many people lose their
snapshots saved on phones

and computers. I would much
rather see one good family
portrait on the wall than a
thousand hidden away on hard
drives, which often crash or
are lost.
To make your contribution
to the cause, go to www.familyportraitmonth.com.au and
follow the prompts. Or you can
call Geoff on 0414 644 071.
Self portrait is a winner

A self portrait by former Hale School student
Liam Strickland was the most popular work in
the Year 12 Perspectives 2014 exhibition.
Liams piece, Portrait of the Artist as a Year
12, has won the Peoples Choice Award. He
won a $500 voucher for art supplies.
Liam said: Marking my eighteenth year
of life, and final year of school, I wanted to
capture the array of emotions associated with
this time in life and express them with a raw,
vibrant, and energetic style. The exhibition
at the WA Art Gallery closes on June 1.
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
postnewspapers.com.au
To advertise email
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Local Government Act 1995
Local Government (Functions and
General) Regulations
Muscle memory, breathing

control and fun, says Parkinsons
sufferer Jan Knight.
Blues musician Gary Collinson,
of Wembley, will present a beginners one-off session for people
with Parkinsons on Wednesday,
June 6, from 2 to 4pm.
If you are fond of the humble
harmonica, the Western Suburbs
Parkinsons Support Group invites
you to book a place.
Just ring the Parkinsons WA
office on 9346 7373.
The $25 fee includes a 10-hole
diatonic harmonica in the key of
C, handout notes and afternoon
tea for all participants.
Share your WA Day idea

West Australians are invited to
pledge to do something quintessentially West Australian on WA
Day and then share it on social
media.
There will be celebrations across
the long weekend from May 29 to
June 1 and organiser Celebrate
WA is encouraging everyone to
relax and share the moment using
#waday or via the Celebrate WA
Facebook page.
Prizes on offer include a trip
for two to London flying Etihad
Airways, hotel accommodation
and shopping vouchers as well as
entertainment prizes for the best
pledges across the weekend.
Festivities across the weekend
include the 42nd annual Western
Australian of the Year Awards, the
State of the Art music festival head-
INTENTION TO CLOSE
ROAD UNDER SECTION 3.50
Nidjalla Loop, Swanbourne (at Alfred
Road)
The City of Nedlands gives notice of its intention
to close Nidjalla Loop at the intersection with
Alfred Road, for a period of 2 years, to come into
effect on 3 August 2015.
The purpose and effect of this closure is to
prevent access to or from Alfred Road onto
Nidjalla Loop, such that traffic is prevented from
accessing the former Swanbourne High School
Subdivision site via this intersection.
Further information is available and may be
inspected at or obtained from the City's
Administration Office, 71 Stirling Highway,
Nedlands between 8:30am and 5:00pm
Monday to Friday, and from the City's website
nedlands.wa.gov.au.
Submissions may be made to the Chief Executive
Officer, City of Nedlands, 71 Stirling Highway,
Nedlands by no later than 5pm on 8 June 2015.
Greg Trevaskis
Chief Executive Officer
Blues man Gary Collinson says playing the harmonica is all about fun.
lined by Birds of Tokyo and You

Am I, the Perth International Jazz
Festival and the highly-successful
Come Out and Play day in the Perth
Cultural Centre on June 1.
On Saturday, May 30, the State of
the Art music festival takes centre
stage in the Perth Cultural Centre,
with three ticketed stages along with
plenty of free entertainment.
The Perth International Jazz
Festival will be held across the
weekend, with 52 jazz performances, from local and international
acts, across 19 venues in the heart
of the city.
On Monday, the Come Out andPlay event will include a range of
family-friendly and free activities
in the Cultural Centre. These will
be face painting, puppet making,
live entertainment, tours and community artworks.
For full details on all
activities, visit www.celebratewa.com.au.
Planning and
Development Act 2005
Local Planning Strategy
The Minister for Planning has granted approval for
the draft Local Planning Strategy to be advertised for
public comment. This is a key document used in the
formation of the Shire's planning scheme and local
planning policies.
Copies of the draft Local Planning Strategy are
available for inspection at the Shire Ofce's,
or the Grove Precinct Library at No.1 Leake
Street
Peppermint
Grove.
Alternatively,
access is also available at the Shire's website
www.peppermintgrove.wa.gov.au (Planning and
Building menu).
Written
submissions
should
be
lodged
prior to the 30th May 2015 addressed
to
the
Manager
Development
Services,
P.O. Box 221, Cottesloe WA 6011
Should you have any queries please contact the
Shire administration on 9286 8600.
Mr John Merrick
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Laying flowers
for pioneers
The Methodists,
Congregationalists and
Presbyterians buried in
the East Perth Cemeteries
will be commemorated
at the annual Pioneers
Memorial Service.
The 61st service held by
the Royal WA Historical
Society is at 2.30pm on
Sunday, May 31, at St
Bartholomews Chapel in
Bronte Street, East Perth.
The service will be conducted by the Reverend
Steve Francis of the
Uniting Church, assisted
by the Reverend Ted
Doncaster.
Flowers will be laid after
the service.
Hazel Potts will play the
harmonium.
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Community news
50 more hands needed
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Just ask
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on the books of childrens
cancer charity Camp
Quality and only 166
volunteers.
When Chanel Johnson was

asked if she could help a program
for Indigenous girls, she took on
the challenge.
The volunteer-reliant
charity urgently needs 50
more WA volunteers.
The charity runs resilience-building camps, offering one-on-one support
with a camp companion
for each child living with
cancer.
Men are matched with
boys and women with
girls and so 30 men and
20 women are needed as
camp companions to help
30 boys and 20 girls.
Camp Quality also needs
fundraising volunteers to
hold quiz nights, bingo
nights and casual clothes
Her mother and friends rallied

to help, and they hosted a sumptuous lunch for 50 women at their
Peppermint Grove home to raise
$3500 for Girls from Oz.
My mum, Hilda, and her friends
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is in Year 10 at St Hildas.
Chanel sings with the Australian
Girls Choir, which supports Girls
from Oz (also known as G-Oz), a
program that sends performing arts
teachers to Carnarvon and Halls
Creek to work with Indigenous
girls aged five to 11.
Chanel said she had decided to
hold the lunch after choir members
were asked if they could help to
raise money.
G-Oz had found that boys in the
towns were well provided for with
sport but the girls missed out on
opportunities.
So four times a year, teachers
visit to teach singing and dancing,
which help to build confidence and
a sense of worth.
Each year, eight girls from Halls
Creek come to Perth and eight from
Carnarvon go to Adelaide to stay
with host families and perform at
various venues, including at the
Australian Girls Choir Annual
concert.
G-Oz uses the performing arts as
a hook to encourage participants
to attend school regularly.
Anyone wanting to help the pro- Super lunch Chanel Johnson, Debbie Capozzi and Hilda Srhoy at the fundraisgram can go to www.girlsfromoz.
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FERGUSON 28 ACRE HORSE FARM
OWNERS MOVING TO THE USA MUST SELL
Picturesque Equestrian production farm nestled into the very heart of the
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Ferguson River runs through and adjoins the bush reserve.
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Bingo takes o
in Wembley
Every second Tuesday is bingo day
at the Dutch club in Cambridge Street,
Wembley.
Games at the Neerlandia Club are run in
English and the idea is to provide fun and
entertainment rather than making money for
the club.
Organiser Henk Oorschot said bingo was
having a resurgence.
It was a chance to have some fun and win
some money, he said.
A bring-your-own lunch is held after six
games and there are six more games after
lunch.
One of the games jackpots, so the prize can
grow over many weeks.
The total cost per session is $24 and players
can help themselves to tea and coffee.
All are welcome you dont have to be Dutch.
The doors of the club at 230 Cambridge Street
open at 10am and games start at 11.
The next game is on May 26.
For more information, call Henk on 9256
1977.
More players are welcome at the fortnightly bingo games at the Dutch Club in Wembley.
Join Amnestys new

group in Cambridge
Remis amazed to be a champ

Perth Modern School
student Remi Young is
the number one under13 squash player in
Australia.
In the past six months, he
has represented Australia
in three test matches against
Malaysia, Singapore and New
Zealand.
Remi, who is in Year 7,
began playing squash when
he was six, at the Marmion
Squash Club, where watching former world champion
David Palmer play inspired
him.
His parents are both avid
squash players.
Remi says squash is a fun
way to keep fit and also make
friends.
Every week, he trains by
running and in one-on-one
coaching sessions with his
private coach, plays two to
four matches and has one
group training session with
the state squad.
Remi says it feels amazing to be the number one in
Australia for his age group.
His goal is to reach the
Australian number one as an
adult and eventually make
the top 10 in the world.
If you would like to know how

you can do your bit for human
rights, head along to a meeting
to launch a Cambridge Amnesty
action group.
Remi Young
Cambridge Notice
Sail away for uni credit
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT, 2005
TOWN PLANNING SCHEME NO. 1
An adventure on the Leeuwin

tall ship now counts towards university level accreditation.
AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION

AND PUBLIC COMMENT
Notice is hereby given that the local government of
the Town of Cambridge has prepared an amendment
to the Local Planning Policy 5.1: Parking.
Plans and documents setting out and explaining the
proposed revisions are available for inspection on the
Councils web site, at www.cambridge.wa.gov.au (go
to Planning and Design), or at the Council Ofces,
1 Bold Park Drive Floreat, during ofce hours up to
and including 5 June 2015. Submissions may be made
in writing and lodged with the undersigned on or
before 5 June 2015.
Should you have any queries in relation to the above
information, please contact the Towns Planning
Services by telephone on 9347 6000.
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT, 2005
TOWN PLANNING SCHEME

AMENDMENT NO. 30
AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION
AND PUBLIC COMMENT
Notice is hereby given that the local government
of the Town of Cambridge has prepared Scheme
Amendment No. 30 for the purpose of:
Additional use for Hospital Special Purposes
(Abbottsford Private Hospital) for Lot 181 (No. 6169) Cambridge Street, West Leederville
Plans and documents setting out and explaining
the proposed Scheme Amendment are available
for inspection on the Councils web site, at
www.cambridge.wa.gov.au (go to Planning and
Design), or at the Council Ofces, 1 Bold Park Drive
Floreat, during ofce hours up to and including
Friday 26 June 2015. Submissions may be made
in writing on Form No. 4 and lodged with the
undersigned on or before Friday 26 June 2015.
Should you have any queries in relation to the above
information, please contact the Towns Planning
Services by telephone on 9347 6000.
JASON BUCKLEY
1 Bold Park Drive Floreat WA 6014 | 08 9347 6000

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Amnesty International is a grassroots, activist-based organisation

with community-based action
groups all over the world.
The groups hold regular information nights and organise letter
writing campaigns and local group
events to defend human rights and
raise public awareness of important issues at home and around
the world.
Everybody is welcome to head
along to the launch meeting, and

learn about Amnestys work and
how to get involved.
The meeting will be from 6 to
7.15pm on Thursday, June 4, at
Cambridge Bowling Club, Chandler
Avenue East, Floreat.
Following the launch, meetings
will be held at the bowling club
at 6pm on the first Thursday of
every month.
Light refreshments will be
provided.
For more information, or to register your attendance, email Sarah
Gooderham, sarah.gooderham@
amnesty.org.au.
PROPOSED MODIFICATIONS
TO COUNCIL POLICY LV128
NORTH EAST PRECINT DESIGN
GUIDELINES
Notice is given that the Town is formally
advertising proposed modifications to Council
Policy LV128 North East Precinct Design
Guidelines, pursuant to clause 82 of Town
Planning Scheme 3 as follows:
The proposed changes for the Design
Guidelines relate to shape and development
of public open space identified in the
structure plan.
Documents setting out and explaining the
Design Guideline modification are avialable
for inspection at the Town of Claremont, 308
Stirling Highway, during office hours up to and
including 8 June 2015.
Submissions on the proposed modifications
to Council Policy LV 128 North East Precinct
Design Guidelines may be made in writing and
lodged with the undersigned on or before the
close of business on Monday, 8 June 2015.
Town of Claremont
PO Box 54
CLAREMONT WA 6910
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between the International Institute
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the Leeuwin Ocean Adventure
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Leeuwin youth explorer voyages,
a leadership and communication
program for young people, now
counts as a unit of credit towards
the diploma of business administration at IIBT.
Leeuwin Foundation CEO AnneMarie Archer, said it was great
recognition for the foundation
that the voyage was considered the

equivalent of a first-year university
communication unit.
IIBT academic director David
Clark-Murphy, a former ships
officer, said that the week-long
Leeuwin voyages developed
teamwork, leadership and communication skills the same attributes as IIBTs Professional
Communications 101 unit.
Many of our students are from
other cultures, and we believe that
this hands-on experience brings
the concept of communications
alive in a way that traditional
class-room teaching cannot, Dr
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Tonys life set to a musical theme

By DAVID CUSWORTH
Music inspired by poetry is the theme of an
80th birthday concert for
Nedlands architect and
composer Tony Noakes, to
be held on May 31 at the
Church of the Resurrection,
Swanbourne.
Tony Noakes 80th birthday will be celebrated with a concert featuring his
compositions.
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their respective Anglican and

Jewish traditions.
After Ruths death, family
connections brought Tony to
WA in 1998, where he was
married a second time, to his
current wife Bev, again in
a Quaker ceremony. He has
stayed ever since.
Bev is a brilliant organiser
and I dont think this concert
would have happened without
her, Tony said.
Pianist Marilyn Phillips is
the musical director and accompanist for singers Mark
Alderson and Linda Barcan,
who will each sing 10 songs
by Tony.
Also on the program are four
of his pieces for violin and
piano, which will be played by
Rebecca Glorie with Marilyn.
One of them, titled Heatwave,
was written after a warm summer holiday in Italy.
After spending most of his
life in a cold country, he is delighted now to live in Perth.
The concert is at the Church
of the Resurrection, Shenton
Road, Swanbourne, at 3pm on
May 31. Tickets can be bought
from trybooking.com/125088 or
at the door for $20, and include
refreshments afterwards.
Everyones welcome at St Matthews
141 Claremont Crescent, Swanbourne
$78
Since I write mostly songs,

its the words of a poem that
speak to me, both emotionally and for the ideas behind
it and the meaning of the
words, Tony said.
A musical idea, if Im
lucky, comes to me and I
weave in the accompaniment
on piano.
He first heard his own work
performed professionally
four decades ago, and over
the years has composed more
than 400 songs.
Of those, 88 have been
recorded on three CDs, and
this months concert will also
be recorded, putting another
dozen or so on disc.
Its a modern classical
style but its tuneful, so Im
hoping people will respond,
he said.
Tony learnt his love of
music from his parents, who

were amateur musicians in
England.
Music and architecture
are the two strains that have
gone together through my
life, he said.
In my teens I had to choose
and its just as well I chose
architecture as I wouldnt
have made any money as a
musician.
Architectural studies at
London University led to a
love of Frank Lloyd Wrights
work and a trip to the US,
where he took a course at
Columbia University and met
the famous American composer Aaron Copland.
He invited people to perform for him so I sang one
of my songs for him I dont
think he liked it very much,
Tony laughed. It wasnt his
kind of music.
He said English composers Delius, Elgar, Finzi and
Vaughan-Williams were key
influences, and the poetry of
Thomas Hardy.
Another thread is the Quaker
faith, which he encountered
when he and first wife, Ruth,
were trying to devise a wedding ceremony to reconcile
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People of any nationality

or faith will find a welcome
at St Matthews Anglican
Church in Shenton Park, new
Sunday service pastor Mike
Horgan says.
Mike said there were more
than 10 nationalities in the
congregation, with about half
of them Australian and this
set St Matthews apart.
I think people find a place
where they are loved and cared
for, but they also find Aussies
who are open to sharing life
with them in a way they have not
yet found in Perth, he said.
We have meals together,
we meet together in peoples homes and they make
Australian friends for the
first time.
Mike said there were Taoists
and atheists among the congregation, as well as people who
said point-blank they were not
interested in Christianity.
But they come on Sunday
just for the lunch, or they come
to Bible study just for the fellowship, he said.
We dont mind whether
people are feeling insecure
and from overseas, or whether
they are completely secure
and Australian, they are all
welcome.
We believe we are following
what Jesus told us to do, which New pastor Mike Horgan, pictured with his wife, Vicki, and sons Isaac
is to love others.
and Daniel, leads international Anglican services in Shenton Park.
Mike recently switched
from a career as mechaniEnglish is clearly something soup and stories sessions
cal engineer in the mining very stressful for many visitors are for people who want to
industry to become pastor at and so our way of helping them hear some of the messages of
St Matthews.
integrate is to help with the the Bible.
As well as teaching and language, he said.
The tea and talk get-togethpreaching, he helps his congreClasses in English as a sec- ers on Friday evenings offer
gation in practical ways, like ond language (ESL) are held conversations on easy topics,
helping them write CVs and at the church on Wednesdays for example someones family
cover letters, advising them on and provide a friendly envi- or country of birth.
interview techniques, finding ronment to practise and learn
For more information,
accommodation and meeting English.
contact the church office on
people at the airport.
On Mondays at 10am, the 9381 2640.
Harmony reigns at church reunion

People came from as far
away as Victoria to help
Harmony Baptist Church
celebrate the centenary of
Baptist outreach in Mosman
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Those who gathered heard

from Mosman Park mayor
Ron Norris, who spoke of the
church in community, Phil
Bryant of Baptist Churches
of WA, and missionary Keith
Gallagher, who grew up in

the church.
Mr Gallagher told stories of
days past and had everyone
laughing until they cried as he
wondered how everyone had
survived without all the safety
measures now in place
Pastor Chuck Barrett said:
There is a certain amount of
risk-taking for any venture,
and stepping out in faith is
no different.
All who make Harmony
Baptist their Church home
are grateful for the risks
many have taken over the
past century.
Many commented that the
centenary was like a family
reunion.
They thanked the church for
hosting the event, which saw
many lost friends reunited.
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Community news
25 blankets and
still crocheting
Diane Galopoulos has
crocheted 25 blankets for
disadvantaged people and is
anxious to get more yarn to
keep going.
These chilly mornings
remind her and the team at
Wembley Downs Open House
that winter is nearly here and
Perths disadvantaged people
will soon be desperately needing blankets.
They urgently need donations
of eight-ply yarn to turn into
warm, colourful blankets.
Over the years the group has
made hundreds of blankets that
have been donated to many
organisations and are now
distributed by UnitingCare
West.
Donations of yarn can be

dropped off at the Church
of Christ, 10 Bournemouth
Crescent, Wembley Downs,
almost opposite the Downs
Shopping Centre, any
Wednesday or Thursday between 9.30am and noon, or you
can ring Jenny on 9341 6273 or
Wendy on 9341 6923 to arrange
collection.
Open House for Seniors
operates from 9.30 to noon
each Thursday at the same
venue and always welcomes
new members to enjoy meeting new friends and take part
in activities such as mahjong,
canasta, Scrabble, dominos,
chess, morning tea and occasional speakers.
The years news in photos

This framed photograph shows children marking the visit of the Queen Mother to WA on March 7, 1958, by
representing a map of Australia and the words God Speed at Subiaco Oval. The Queen Mother is sitting in a
box in the right-hand corner.
Help to tell Subi Ovals story

People are being asked to
contribute information, photographs, newspaper clippings,
oral histories, objects and
memorabilia to document the
history of Subiaco Oval.
Only copies of items will be
retained for the Subiaco heritage
project, being run by Subiaco
council and the WA Football
Commission (WAFC) along
with Prue Griffin from Hocking

Heritage Studio.
While the grounds are intrinsically linked to Australian Rules
Football (AFL), community members are encouraged to share
information on other events at
the oval.
Rugby, cricket, lacrosse and
athletics have been played at the
oval, and some of Perths biggest
concerts have been held there.

Ms Griffin said: The experience of being at Subiaco Oval has
dramatically changed over the
years since its inception, and we
would like to see or hear of the
ways in which it has differed.
If you have something to share,
call contact Erica Boyne on
9237 9227 or museum@subiaco.
wa.gov.au.
The work of WAs most

exciting news photographers
is captured in the WA Press
Photographer of the Year
exhibition on display at the
WA Museum.
Museum CEO Alec Coles
said: This exhibition gives
eyewitness accounts of this
states major news events,
sporting moments and incredible personal stories, captured
by WA photographers over the
past year.
Freelance photographer
Tony McDonough was crowned

WA Press Photographer of the
Year with his compelling photo
of women taking a stand against
the scourge of alcohol-related
birth defects.
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June 2.
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world, with World Press Photo
2015 opening on July 4.
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Claremont | Leederville | Subiaco
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71 Davies Road, Claremont
3
auction
auction
526 sqm
AUCTION THIS SATURDAY. LAST CHANCE.

BIDDING STARTS AT $980K
In an elevated position overlooking Lake Claremont, this delightful award
winning residence with architect designed Eco extension combines
intelligent design and character charm to bring you a unique family home
in a convenient and highly sought after location. With hydronic floor
heating, solar panels, bore, rear lane access, storeroom underneath the
house with insulated remote door, rainwater tanks and a/c, this wonderful
family home offers an idyllic lifestyle in an enviable location.
Open Saturday 23rd May 10:30am - 11:00am

Auction on-site (unless sold prior) | Sat 23rd May 11:00am
Simon McGrath
0418 918 678
simon@abelmcgrath.com.au
John Hunter
0427 654 352
john.hunter@abelmcgrath.com.au
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8 Endell Ridge, Mount Claremont

4
tba
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auction
531 sqm
AUCTION THIS SATURDAY. LAST CHANCE.

BIDDING STARTS AT $1.4M
Nestled in a tranquil cul-de-sac opposite Cavendish Gardens, lies a
picture-perfect two storey family home. With formal living and dining,
open plan kitchen, casual meals and family living areas, laundry, covered
outdoor entertaining, sparkling pool and low maintenance gardens, this
gorgeous home offers modern spacious family living in an outstanding
location. Beautifully presented and ideally located in a whisper quiet street,
this lovely home combines space and functionality with the opportunity to
secure a wonderful lifestyle in highly sought after Mt Claremont.
Open Saturday 23rd May 11:30am - 12:00pm

Auction on-site (unless sold prior) | Sat 23rd May 12:00pm
Simon McGrath
0418 918 678
John Hunter
0427 654 352
u
Claremont
Leederville
Subiaco
9286 3655
9208 1999
9381 2055
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30 Lisle Street, Mount Claremont
3
Offers
by 5pm
9th
June
auction
1012 sqm
Quarter Acre Superstar! Price Guide Low $1millions

Its huge! And rare as hens teeth! Situated on one of Mt Claremonts
most desirable streets with views over the treetops towards the coast
and on a massive elevated 1012sqm corner block with ROW to the
rear, this is a rare opportunity to secure a classic family home in a
peaceful and friendly neighbourhood. Perfectly situated minutes from
Cottesloe and Swanbourne beaches, Perry Lakes and Bold Park
Reserve and close to the best private and public schools in Perth,
this is a magnificent opportunity to build an exceptional lifestyle in an
outstanding location.
Open Saturday 23rd May 4:00pm - 4:35pm
Simon McGrath
0418 918 678
John Hunter
0427 654 352
u
15 Charles Lane, Mount Claremont

5
offers
low
$1millions
907 sqm
Spacious, Stylish Stunning!

High on the hill, at the end of a peaceful cul-de-sac surrounded by
pristine gardens, close to excellent schools and moments to the beach,
sits an immaculate and extremely private single storey family home.
With 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms plus powder room, formal living and
dining or study zone, open plan kitchen, living and casual meals, kids
TV room/games room, laundry, secure double garage, entertaining
terrace and beautiful gardens, it offers contemporary family living in a
tranquil and enviable location.
Simon McGrath
0418 918 678
John Hunter
0427 654 352
u
Claremont
Leederville
Subiaco
9286 3655
9208 1999
9381 2055
abelmcgrath.com.au
for sale
14 Quintilian Road, Mount Claremont
4
offers
early
$1.2ms
351 sqm
auction
Contemporary Classic!
Situated on a peaceful leafy street, moments to the train station and
close to the best public and private schools in Perth, this immaculately
presented two storey home exudes elegance and style. With 4 bedrooms,
2 bathrooms plus powder room, formal lounge, open plan kitchen, living
and dining, activity room/teenage retreat, laundry, double garage, alfresco
and easy care gardens, this gorgeous family home offers spacious
contemporary low maintenance living in a highly sought after location.
Open Saturday 23rd May TBA
Simon McGrath
0418 918 678
John Hunter
0427 654 352
u
2c Athelstan Road, Cottesloe

3
auction
329 sqm
Perfect Beachside Living!

Ideally located in a leafy peaceful neighbourhood and only moments to
the beach, this impressive new home combines uncompromising quality
with understated luxury to create sophisticated yet relaxed living in a
prestigious beachside location.Built for over 55s and wheelchair friendly,
with three bedrooms master on the ground floor, 3 en-suite bathrooms
plus powder room, open-plan kitchen, living and dining, study, alfresco,
upstairs terrace, and double garage, this meticulously designed and
flawlessly completed home epitomizes elegance and style.

Auction on-site (unless sold prior) | Sat 13th June 12:00pm
Simon McGrath
0418 918 678
John Hunter
0427 654 352
u
Claremont
Leederville
Subiaco
9286 3655
9208 1999
9381 2055
abelmcgrath.com.au
for sale
1 Binns Court, North Fremantle
3
auction
auction
354 sqm
Magnificent Coastal Living

Perfectly situated between the river and the ocean, in a tranquil
cul-de-sac just minutes from Fremantle, lies an exceptional two storey
residence. Architect designed, with three bedrooms, three bathrooms,
open plan kitchen, living and dining, study, retreat, wine cellar,
laundry, covered alfresco, double garage and easy care gardens, this
magnificent limestone home delivers sophisticated yet relaxed living in
a highly sought after location.

Auction on-site (unless sold prior) | Sat 13th June 10:30am
Simon McGrath
0418 918 678
John Hunter
0427 654 352
u
24 Bronzewing Loop, Wembley

4
offers
low
$1millions
407 sqm
Elegant, Spacious, Peaceful

Set in tranquil Wembley Lakes estate, this beautifully presented Georgian
style two storey home with formal lounge, open plan kitchen, living and
dining, study/games room, teenage retreat, powder room, alfresco and
low maintenance gardens offers contemporary design and spacious family
living. With reverse cycle a/c, secure access from the double garage,
lockup shed, neutral dcor throughout, this lovely home with a mix of
formal and casual living and fabulous outdoor spaces offers the best in
contemporary living in a highly sought after location.
Simon McGrath
0418 918 678
John Hunter
0427 654 352
u
Claremont
Leederville
Subiaco
9286 3655
9208 1999
9381 2055
abelmcgrath.com.au
Community news
Start young with

Dutch language
Children from Dutch backgrounds, from pre-school
to secondary students, are
maintaining cultural stability
by continuing to study their
native language in Perth.
Volunteer Ruby Winkless gives Marian Deeley a manicure while Rubys dog, Honey, enjoys a cuddle.
Photo: Billie Fairclough
Pooch and pampering prove popular

Manicures and massages
are now on the menu at
MercyCares McAuley House
Day Centre in Wembley,
thanks to volunteer Ruby
Winkless.
McAuley House offers activities for local seniors living
independently.
Ruby comes in once a week
and provides manicures and
hand and shoulder massages for
our clients, said Bettina Philp,
who is MercyCares coordinator
for day centres.
We were a surprised when
we asked whos interested in a
shoulder massage?. Weve had

a few gentlemen come forward,
which is fantastic.
When Ruby comes in she
also brings her little dog, Honey,
and the ladies absolutely love
her. Honey will sit on their
laps while they have their
manicures.
Bettina said a spare room
at McAuley House had been
set aside for the once-a-week
pampering service.
MercyCare CEO Chris Hall
said McAuley House was always
happy to welcome new faces to
visit and spend time there.
Its a great way to meet new
people, explore new interests

and now, thanks to Ruby and
the generosity of Friendlies
Chemist in Subiaco, its also a
good chance to treat yourself
to some beauty therapy, he
said.
McAuley House staff provide
transport to and from the day
centre for clients who live in
the surrounding areas as well
as providing morning tea, lunch
and afternoon tea.
It is open from Monday to
Friday, 10am to 4pm, at 124
Salvado Road.
For more information, call
9285 8285.
They can start young, with

a Dutch language and culture
program for pre-school and kindergarten students at Quintilian
School in Mt Claremont.
The Mt Claremont program,
which has about 140 students,
continues through primary and
into secondary and is offered by
LanguageOne.
We motivate students to develop skills and stimulate their
curiosity to help them find their
place, irrespective of their location, said Wilna Cornelisse, who
directs the Perth program.
While being away from home,
it is important for Dutch children to continue their Dutch
language skills and cultural
education.
It is not just for a smooth future

return to the Netherlands.
Research has shown it is also
important for learning foreign
languages, encouraging selfexpression, self-confidence and
providing students with a solid
foundation for future success
and cultural stability.
For more information, go to
www.languageone.nl.
French from
the beginning
A French beginners course
will start at Alliance Franaise
in Nedlands next month.
It covers the essential basics
and there are two options,
Tuesday mornings, 9.30am to
12.30pm, and Wednesday evenings, 6 to 9pm.
The cost is $270 call 9386
7921
Laptops help busy club

The thriving Cottesloe
Ladies Probus Club has had
a technology boost.
The group, which has 72
enthusiastic members, was
recently given a Lotterywest
grant to buy five laptop computers for its office bearers.
The computers for the clubs
president, secretary, newsletter
editor, treasurer and member-
ship officer have made recordkeeping much more efficient

and will ensure smooth transition to new office bearers.
The club meets at the Grove
library on the second Monday
of each month and new members are welcome.
For more information,
call Brenda Webster on 9384
8629.
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Community news
Cambridge
The weather was
kind again for last
Wednesdays social
bowls and again Lil
Smith was the winning
skipper.
Her team of Lionel
Sangster, Zoe HewittDutton and Phyllis
Rothery combined
well to have a +14
score.
The winners of
last Fridays social
bowls, with +16, were
Rosemary Goddard,
Cliff Racey and
Elizabeth Arrow.
Mondays 2-4-2 competition was won by
the father-and-son
team of Bruce and
Todd Weir, with David
Hughes and Phil
McShane in second
place.
David Sladen and
Jim Sweeney won the
plate.
Claremont
Congratulations to
the Claremont team
of Brian Wright, Dave
Ivers and Mike Yates,
who won the state
triples division 3 and
under competition.
In last Thursdays
mixed bowls, the winners were Patricia
Hubbard, Norm
Underwood, Peter
Channer and Peter
Giles.
The runners-up were
Derrick Dimbleby,
Rick Kendall, Paul
Scales and Ireton
Parker.
Dalkeith
Nedlands
Tuesdays mixed
bowls proved a great
success for the team
of Fay Woods, Ian
Shellabear, Esther
Scott and David Hunt,
who romped home
with +13.
Next up were Kenny
Brooke, bowler supreme Gwenda
McIntosh and Dawn
Newton with +7 and
then Peter Norris,
Cathy Minchin and
Noelle Beasley with
+6.
Thanks to Pauline
House for her help
with team selection.
Making the most of
conditions, 45 turned
out for Thursdays
social bowls.
Vollies keep eyes

on the ground
bowling
John Pole, Ric
Camins, John Galvin
and John Monks
topped the scoring
with +14, closely followed with +13 by
Lindsay Richardson,
bowler supreme
Gwenda McIntosh,
Chris Richardson and
Peter Smythe.
Three shots further
back were the team
of quiet man George
Klug, Richard Jay,
Sally Sansom and Ian
Shellabear.
Saturday was a
wash-out.
Hollywood
Subiaco
The ladies played
North Beach in round
two of the indoor pennant competition.
After a positive
start, the rink of
Anne Ormsby, Nada
Bonny, Usha Nigam
and Lesley Langley
lost 13/22.
The script was just
as difficult for the rink
of Jenni Lush, Barb
Hughes, Margaret
Gawler and Pam
Forrester, who ended
up with an 11/23 result
for a pretty disappointing day.
Pairs and scroungers were played at last
Thursdays bowls.
In the first round of
the pairs, Ted Brown
and Rod Hickling
took the game right
up to Bill Ford and
Malcolm Moore, while
on the other rink Alan
Brindley and Laurie
Ward had no answer
for John Hall and
Leigh Fitzpatrick,
who were continually
outdrawing them.
In the winners playoff, Bill was always in
the count while a redhot Malcolm would
either convert by
promoting their own
bowl or taking an opposition bowl, leaving
John and Leigh having
to settle for second.
In the losers playoff, Ted and Rod
added to the woes of
Alan and Laurie to be
easy winners of the
crockery.
In the scroungers
competition, Bill
Chellew spent so
much time retrieving
the jack from the ditch

he penalised himself
out of the game with
six points, while Phil
Lawler is convinced
he is improving because he scored 8pts
more than last week.
After a month in
the east, Peter Evans
is still adjusting to
Western Standard
Time and did well to
score on nine ends
for 18pts.
Colin Graves carried
on from last week,
scoring on 12 ends and
escaping any penalties
to run out winner with
29pts.
To use cricketing
terminology, rain
stopped play on the
weekend.
More than 315 volunteers

keep the Bibbulmun Track
maintained.
Ptanque
At Subiaco Ptanque
Club, last Saturdays
competition was
cancelled due to
the severe weather,
though a group of
bravehearts played
socially.
The next competition day will be
Saturday, May 30.
The leaders in the
ongoing Presidents
Trophy are Kurt
Isliker, Emma Isliker,
Vickram Khadaroo,
Joost den Haan and
Guy Soubeyran.
The Subiaco Autumn
Tray will be played at
the club on Sunday,
May 31. This competition requires each
team to include at
least one lady.
Deirdre Duncan and Lesley Langley had to earn every shot on

their way to beating Anne Ormsby and Pam Forrester in the Hollywood Subiaco ladies club pairs.
Recently they were recognised by the Bibbulmun Track

Foundation for National
Volunteer Week.
Many are part of the foundations Eyes on the Ground program, where volunteers adopt
different sections along the
1000km Bibbulmun Track, and
do lightweight pruning, clear
minor obstacles like rocks and
branches, check and replace
trail markers, keep camp sites
clean and report back.
Diane Tinker, who has been
a member of the foundation
since 1999 and a maintenance
volunteer since 2009, said:
Being able to volunteer and
help others gives one a sense
of community. Its a privilege
to be able to contribute.
People who enjoy the great
outdoors are welcome to join
the team.
Call Gwen on 9481 0551 or
email friends@bibbulmuntrack.
org.au.
For more information about
the Bibbulmun Track or to
donate funds or become a
member, visit the website www.
bibbulmuntrack.org.au or call
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Bubbles matched with art
An evening of champagne,
canapes and art on July 20
will help children with hearing and speech problems.
The 16th annual Artitude

sale of fine art will raise funds
for Wembley-based Speech
and Hearing in Dodd Street.
Artitude consists of an art
show sourced from leading
Perth galleries and independent artists, auctions and
entertainment.
Funds raised will go to early
intervention and school support programs.
Speech and Hearing CEO
Peta Monley said: Early
intervention for children is
critically important.
Without early intervention,
children can fall behind with
their language development,
ultimately delaying their
schooling and education.

This year, Speech and
Hearing hopes to raise
$200,000.
Artitude will run from 7 to
10.30pm on Saturday, June
30, in the Astral Ballroom at
Crown Perth.
Tickets ($140) include French
champagne and canapes.
Tickets are available from
www.artitude.net.au.
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but with some training and confidence he will
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Group obedience classes will help him relax
around new people and learn how to interact
socially with other dogs.
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Awards
promote
science
studies
School principals who encourage students to engage in

science are vyisng for a new
WA award.
Adhering to Buddhist tradition, Cottesloe resident Richard Thomas oers food to one of the monks at the Bodhinyana Monastery in Serpentine.
Meditating brings contentment

Cottesloe resident and retired UWA academic Richard
Thomas is convinced he benefits from meditating he has
been doing it regularly for
over 30 years.
He finds it useful for relieving
stress and developing general
contentment and happiness.
About 15 years ago he became

a Buddhist.
Mindfulness meditation is
the focus of the ninth Global
Conference on Buddhism, to be
hosted by the Buddhist Society
of WA on August 8 and 9.
This conference, which is for
everybody, not just Buddhists,
will bring together an array of

international speakers, both
Buddhist and non-Buddhist.
For more details, go to
www.9gcb.org.
As a lead-up to the conference,
the society will run a free
meditation and tai chi event at
Fremantle Esplanade Reserve
on Monday, June 1, at 2pm.

You do not need to be a
Buddhist or have any prior experience in tai chi and meditation
to head along and enjoy the session with experts, who will show
that people can meditate standing up, sitting down, walking or
even lying on the ground.
The Governors School

STEM Awards will recognise principals who promote
programs and competitions offered by the Science
Teachers Association and the
Mathematical Association.
The four winning schools will
each receive $100 for their science programs and a Scitech
visit for up to 90 students.
Premier and Science Minister
Colin Barnett and Education
Minister Peter Collier commended the Governor, Kerry
Sanderson, on launching the
awards.
Mr Barnett said: I hope this
program will inspire young
people to pursue studies and
careers in science, technology,
engineering and mathematics (STEM) related fields, he
said.
There has been a slow decline in participation in science
and mathematics subjects at the
senior secondary level.
Initiatives such as this are
aimed at reversing this trend,
and will help foster a culture
of science in WA.
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Lost in Paris,
Rachel found soul

SARAH McNEILL
Songs may take only

hours to write but then
they become the emotional
property of the world
forever, said Perth
composer and singer Rachel
Claudio.
Music is like a
photograph, it captures a
moment in time. My music
has grown and morphed into
a thousand different things.
Rachel now lives in Paris
and has built a reputation
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what he said, Rachel
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Rachel knew no one in

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word of French.
It was as exhilarating as
it was terrifying, she said.
I accepted that I would
be lost for a while and that
I would get a kick in the
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Embracing electronica,
vocal sampling and live
sampling, she began
working with DJs like
Dimitri from Paris, DJ
Meme, DJ Yass, Jamie
Lewis and Martin Solveig.
She said her song-writing
became more truthful and
soulful.
We can really only
understand who we are
when were out of our
comfort zone, she said.
I learnt about being
Australian in Paris.
She now tours the world
from Sao Paulo to Miami
to Amsterdam to London
... essentially, she said, any
city that had connected
with the underground
house movement.
This month she returns
to Perth for the Perth
International Jazz Festival.
Across the weekend
of May 29 to 31, the
three-day festival has 52
performances in 19 venues,
with both ticketed and free

community events by local,
national and international
jazz artists.
International artists
include singer and bass
guitarist Richard Bona
and Grammy-nominated
pianist, composer and
arranger Barney McAll,
Vivian Sessoms and her
septet (all from New
York), Troy Roberts,
originally from Perth
now living in New York,
Gianni Denitto from
Italy, leading Polish jazz
band Artur Dutkiewicz
Trio, and award-winning
vocalist and songwriter
Tina Harrod from
Sydney.
On Sunday, May 31,
there will be jazz at the
Cultural Centre. The
festivals headliners, along
with home-grown talent,
will perform ticketed shows
on three stages in the
museum, the State Theatre
and Urban Orchard with
free performances on the
PICA stage from 4pm.
For the full program, go
to www.perthjazzfestival.
com.au.
New York guitarist and singer Richard Bona.
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The Trouble With

Love:
Opera Double Bill
WAAPA Classical Vocal
students
Music Auditorium, WAAPA, Mt
Lawley
May 27 to 30, 7.30pm
Explore the timeless
and universal question
of love through scenes
from Handels Acis and
Galatea, and Jacques
Iberts Angelique, directed
by Brendan Hanson.
Book through WAAPA
box office on 9370 6895
or waapa.ecu.edu.au/
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State of the Art Music

Festival
Perth Cultural Centre
Saturday, May 30
Presented by Celebrate
WA, the festival features
WA musicians on two free
stages; PICA Stage and
Wetlands Stage
Headliners
Birds of
Tokyo,
You Am
I, Timothy
Nelson and
The Infidels.
Line-up includes Katy
Steele, Grace Barbe,
Downsyde and Lois Olney.
Sunday Sounds
Northbridge Piazza
May 31, 1pm
Subiaco
musician
Travis
Caudle
launches
his latest EP,
Your Little Trick.
Under This Sun

The Emergence Co
Blue Room theatre
Until June 6
Three young people living fast-paced, online city
lives try to explore the
freedom of isolation in this
new self-devised work.
Out of it come stories of
loneliness, delusion and
discovery.
Combines physical theatre,
storytelling, the prose and
poetry of Henry Lawson
and Banjo Paterson, and
Mike Podmores newly
composed indie folk
soundtrack.
Theyve got rhythm: The WA Ballet company give a lively and joyous rendition of Who Cares?
WA Ballet embraces Mr B
Embraceable You
WA Ballet
His Majestys Theatre
Closes May 30
REVIEW: SARAH McNEILL
George Balanchine
often used the metaphor of
flowers when people tried
to attach meaning to his
choreography.
Balanchine (aka Mr
B) once said: When
you have a garden full of
pretty flowers, you dont
demand of them, What do
you mean? What is your
significance? A flower
doesnt tell you a story. Its
in itself a beautiful thing.
That is what WA Ballet
has achieved in an evening
of Balanchine works a
stage full of magnificent
flowers.
The company always
has demands placed
on it, performing
Spectacular leaps and endless pirouettes
everything from classical

and neoclassical works
to contemporary
and pantomime. In
Embraceable You, the cast
rises magnificently to the
huge challenges of Mr B to
give virtuoso performances.
Accompanied by the
WA Symphony Orchestra
conducted by Myron
Romanul, the Balanchine
works are expertly staged by
Diana White, master teacher
for the Balanchine Trust.
Concerto Barocco,
inspired by J.S. Bachs
Concerto in D minor for
two violins, sets the tone
for the evening with an
assured and polished corps
of dancers, strongly led
by soloists Polly Hilton,
Brazilian guest artist
Roberta Martins Portugal
direct
I am a
foreign
student.
Days after
Wayne & Tamara
I came to
this country, I met
an amazing man. I
to my education. Helping
was reluctant at first,
him will lose both, or
but after half a year as
at least slow me down.
friends, I realised I was
In addition, my modest
in love and we moved in
earnings will depend
together. A year later he
upon him.
proposed.
Even though he says
He is starting his
he will provide for me, I
own business and wants
cant simply rely on him.
me to help him as the
I need to be sure that if it
receptionist at his
does not work out I will
boutique. The period of
not go insane because
time I would help him is
I have nothing to back
indefinite. He is not sure
me up. Though nothing
when I could move on
will easily heal a broken
with my career.
heart, a good career and
I earned a graduate
economic stability will
degree in a different
definitely help out.
discipline, speak two
My mother and aunt
languages and yearn to
were left with nothing
develop as a professional
after divorcing cheating
in my field. I have no
husbands who promised
desire to spend years
to provide for them.
at a desk helping him
When my father left us,
develop his business and
my mother raised me
realise his dreams, at the
and my brother without
expense of losing mine.
a single cent from our
Maybe its selfish to
father. There was so
think this way, but I want much pain and shame,
economic security and an
tears and insecurity in
interesting career related
our lives. That experience
answers
and Christian Luck.

Principal dancer Jayne
Smeulders said after
opening night that to
dance a short Balanchine
solo was one of the most
challenging things she
had ever done. In homage
to Mr B, Jaynes own
choreography, Tarantella,
is one of the most
challenging and complex
works of the evening.
But the lithe, swift and
sparkling Sarah Hepburn
and Andre Santos, literally
leap to it. Young artist
Carina Roberts is a fine
match for Adam Alzaim
in this stirring, energetic
number, accompanied by
solo pianist Adam Pinto.
In Tchaikovsky Pas
de Deux to a long-lost
musical number from
taught me to be selfreliant so I can build a

marriage partnership,
not a marriage
dependency.
My fianc is insulted
that I do not want to
support him. I tried to
explain, but he thinks I
behave as an egoist.
Katarina
Katarina, most
small businesses
fail, and your
fianc could
easily pull you
down with him.
Yet he wants to make
a clerk out of a woman
with a graduate degree
who speaks two foreign
languages? He doesnt see
this makes no sense at all?
Hes not smart enough to
realise that if you were
working, the two of you
could, if you chose, pay
a receptionist from your
income?
We dont believe he
is that blind. If he is, he
wont succeed in business.
If he isnt, he is ensnaring
you. He doesnt want you
to make more money than
he does and he wants you
Swan Lake Florence

Leroux-Coleno shines
with fabulous guest artist
Oscar Valdes. They
deservedly won rousing
shouts and applause for
their spectacular leaps and
endless pirouettes.
The second half of the
evening is the muchanticipated Who Cares?
Set to the glorious rhythms
of 17 of George Gershwins
most popular tunes,
it has all the delicious
theatricality of musical
theatre carelessly combined
with Mr Bs technically
challenging extensions,
precision and speed.
With beautifully executed
solos by Jayne Smeulders,
Sarah Hepburn, Reika
Sato and Matthew
Lehmann, Who Cares?
is stylish, lively, upbeat,
charming and joyous.
focused solely on him.
Accusing you of being an
egoist may be the final nail
in his coffin. He threw in
your face what he is trying
to do to you.
The real question is the
one you didnt ask. Despite
initial misgivings, you
are engaged to him. Now
you are asking for outside
advice on the obvious.
Does he have you losing
confidence in your own
good judgment?
It makes no sense to turn
you into a receptionist in
his little adventure. Thank
goodness you learnt the
lesson from the trials of
your mother and aunt.
If he cant fathom how
advantageous it would
be that one of you has a
guaranteed income, then
he is up to something else.
He doesnt care about your
advancement in the way
that a man who loved you
would.
Get on with your career.
It wasnt meant to be.
He doesnt know you, he
doesnt understand you, he
doesnt love you.
Wayne & Tamara
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People will be astounded at the beauty

and breadth of this tribal collection
This Saturday, a
mysterious man is selling
some of his private
collection of textiles
and embroideries from
tribal communities in
Afghanistan, Pakistan and
India.
The collector and
dealer does not want to
be identified and so he
enlisted the help of a longtime friend, PR consultant
Christina Mcguiness,
Tribal dolls.
Small shows
get one
more bite
to organise a one-day
exhibition and sale of
rare collectibles, titled
Samarkand.
Samarkand, one of the
great cities on the Silk
Road, is renowned for its
textiles, rugs and glass.
Christina said: When I
first saw the collection all I
could think was this should
be in the National Gallery
of Australia so everyone
can see it.
The English private
collector has been
travelling the Silk Road
for 30 years, visiting tribal
communities, seeing how
they live, and collecting
their histories.
He ran a gallery in
Perth for a number of
years and now needs to
return home to England.
To help finance the move,
he is selling some of
his extensive collection
of tribal carpets, rugs,
cushions, textiles,
jewellery, embroidered
dolls and body

adornments.
Christina said the sale
would include small
patchwork pieces from
tribal gowns. She explained
that when a young woman
married out of her tribe,
a patch of delicately
embroidered material from
her old dress was sewn into
her new gown, carrying
part of her familys history
with her.
Embroidered pieces and
patches will sell for around
$60, while original tribal
gowns, which Christina
said were museum pieces,

will sell for around $2000.
The sale will include wall
hangings, embroidered
cushions and silk and wool
carpets and rugs.
The showcase is on
this Saturday, May 23,
at Kidogo Arthouse, on
Bathers Beach, Fremantle.
Kidogo Arthouse director
Joanna Robertson said:
People will be astounded
at the beauty and breadth
of this tribal collection.
I was absolutely blown
away with the colours and
textures.
Still horsing around

SARAH McNEILL
Damon Lockwood
watched The Godfather
The Perth Theatre Trusts (1972) and worried about

Independent Theatre
Festival returns to the
Subiaco Arts Centre in
June.
The month-long
Independent Theatre
Festival will give some of
WAs best independent
theatre producers the
chance to get their productions staged for a wider
audience.
The plays will be
presented at the Subiaco
Arts Centre.
Perth Theatre Trust acting general manager, Rudi
Gracias, said the trust was
backing the festival for the
second year.
We are keen to support
local artists and new ideas,
he said.
The festival, which
runs Wednesday to
Saturday from June 3 to
July 4, will present five
award-winning shows,
including HorseHead
(Damon Lockwood and
Sam Longley), The Final
Chase (Toms Ford),
The Night Guardian
(Nick Maclaine, Jessica
Messenger, Craig Williams
and Katya Shevstov), How
We Ruined MacArthurs
Markers (Thomas Owen
and Cal Silberstein) and
The Boat Goes Over the
Mountain (Andrew Hale).
Book through Ticketek.
Beautiful hand-embroidered and hand-dyed tribal cushions, rugs, carpets and gowns are all up for a cash-only sale.
who had the job of lopping

off the head of a prize
stud horse and placing it
in the bed of film studio
head, Jack Woltz, without
waking him.
So in 2008, Damon, a
writer and comedian, wrote
Horsehead, a 50-minute
slapstick gallop through the
Mafia world, and the play
has been running ever since.
Damon and Sam Longley
took on the original roles
of the Fonzie brothers:
one a liar and the other
proficient with fabric, but
both failures.
Determined to make
something of themselves,
they take on a macabre
rookie job for The Family.
In 2008, HorseHead won
best play in the Equity
Guild awards and was then
picked up and translated
by the Allo Scalo Theatre
in Italy.
Damon said: When I
wrote this Italian spoof, I
had no idea that a lot of the
physical satire was real!
The Italian actors have
a crazy physicality. They
perform it in a very commedia dellarte style. And
they absolutely exemplify
the Roman way of doing
things never do today
what you can put off till
tomorrow!
Sam Longley and Damon Lockwood as the

Fonzie brothers, ready to make a fast buck.
Damon supervised
rehearsals in Rome.
It was fascinating and
very humbling to watch
them, he said.
The Italians won best
play at the Roma Fringe
Festival in 2012 and won
great acclaim at the New
York International Fringe
the following year.
HorseHead is full of visual
gags, and the outrageously
accented, well-timed,
fast-paced farce features
a cleverly designed couch
doubling as a horse, created
by designer Cherie Hewson.
It is on a state tour and
comes to the Subiaco Arts
Centre from June 1 to 6
as part of the Independent
Theatre Festival.
Samarkand opens at
10am with a preview
opportunity to look over
rare and exquisitely
crafted works from
Kazakhstan, Kutch, the
Sind, Uzbekistan and Thar
Desert.
At 11am, a textile expert
will give a floor talk
discussing aspects of the
collection.
The cash-only sale runs
from noon to 5pm.
has pleasure in presenting

SALINITY new works by
Louise Macfie.
The paintings in this exhibition have been
created over a 3 year period from images
inspired by the ooding of Lake Eyre in 2011.
Exhibition continues until

Friday June 5th
Gallery hours:
10am - 4pm Wednesday to Friday
Saturday by appointment
Unit 4/192 Hampden Road, Nedlands
Phone 6389 1903
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A young man sets off on a
4000km charity walk with
the goal of sleeping with as
many women as possible.
The Naked Wanderer, a
new film script by Callan
Durlik, is an Australian
comedy about getting your
life back on track in the
most unconventional way.
The Film and Television
Institute will hold a PAC
Script Lab reading of
the script at 6.30pm on
Thursday, May 28, at
the State Library of WA
Theatre.
Callan burst on to
the stand-up comedy
scene after becoming the
youngest radio announcer
on Australian city radio
he had a show on Nova at
17.
From his first couple

of stand-up gigs in Perth
pubs, Callan went on
to support Hollywood
star Tom Green on his
Australian tour, opened for
Australian comedian Greg
Fleet and won the biggest
audience-voted comedy
competition in the country,
Green Faces.
The Naked Wanderer
is his first feature film.
It follows Jake who,
after being fired from his
job and dumped by his
girlfriend, feels like an
under-achieving loser.
He decides to set
himself a goal and see it
through to walk from
Perth to Kununurra for
charity. Jakes trials and
tribulations during his long
walk will make you laugh
and cringe. It may even
make you grab a swag
and set off on your own
adventure.
FTIs PAC Script Lab
is a regular series of live
readings by professional
actors of WA feature film
scripts. The audience is
invited to give feedback
on the script to help the
screenwriter with the next
draft.
Entry to the PAC Script
Lab reading of The Naked
Wanderer is free but places
must be booked online
at www.trybooking.com/
HRCK.
Callan Durlik is fighting

his way from stage to page
with a new feature film
script.
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Helen Mirren is convincing as Viennese Jew Maria Altman, who fights to reclaim Klimts portrait of her beloved aunt.
A portrait thats short on detail

Woman in Gold (M) Altmann fought to reclaim
REVIEW: PIER LEACH
Woman in Gold begins

with Austrian painter
Gustav Klimt (Moritz
Bleibtreu) delicately
applying gold leaf to what
becomes his famed Portrait
of Adele Bloch-Bauer I
to which the films title
alludes.
It is a lesson in technique
not heeded by director
Simon Curtis (My
Week With Marilyn)
and screenwriter Alexi
Kaye Campbell, who
approach the films subject
with much broader
brushstrokes.
The film is based on the
fascinating true story of
Maria Altmann (Helen
Mirren), a Viennese Jew
who fled Austria with her
new husband after it was
annexed by the Nazis
during World War II.
In the late-1990s,
a series of Klimt paintings

that had been looted by
the Nazis from her home
including the painting of her
beloved aunt Adele (Antje
Traue), whose glittering
necklace in the 1907 portrait
had been a wedding gift to
Maria in 1938.
At the films outset, the
elderly Maria finds some
paperwork that names
her and her late sister as
heirs to their uncles art
collection. She leans on
the son of a family friend,
Randy Schoenberg (a
dull Ryan Reynolds), a
young lawyer with no
experience in the field, to
investigate a claim that
eventually ends up in the
US Supreme Court.
Curtis weaves
Shoenbergs initiation of
fire with the feisty Marias
struggle to reconcile the
trauma of her past and
seek justice for her lost
family.
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the trauma of her past and
seek justice for her lost family
that Mirren shoulders with

typical conviction, but in
fact the films best moments
come in the beautifully
rendered flashbacks to
Marias family in the late1930s. Tatiana Maslany is
superbly cast as the young
Maria.
However, Curtiss
distillation of the court case
is surprisingly simplistic;
he seems satisfied to cast
the Austrians as onedimensional villains with
cinema
no regard for provenance

an unlikely scenario in a
case that was surely more
nuanced, especially in the
broader context of postwar Europe.
It represents something
of a missed opportunity, a
sketch of a story that was
almost certainly richer.
It is an emotive story
but not the unmitigated
success you would hope for
a story at whose centre is a
masterpiece.
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What the critics are saying

Spy (MA15+)
Spy is an uproarious blast of globe-trotting actioncomedy delirium that doesnt spoof the espionage-thriller
genre so much as drop a series of banana peels in its
path and represents Melissa McCarthys smartest,
funniest, most versatile and fully sustained bigscreen
showcase to date, according to Variety. The Guardian
agrees: Spy confirms Feigs and McCarthys instinct for
both the zeitgeist and the funnybone, and is sure to ramp
up anticipation for Ghostbusters even higher as well as
being a delight in its own right.
Wild Tales (MA15+)
Wild Tales opens and closes with a bang, and at its

best is a riotously funny and cathartic exorcism of the
frustrations of contemporary life, says the Hollywood
Reporter. Rolling Stone agrees: This farce about revenge
is feral, ferocious and gut-bustingly funny. Writer-director
Damin Szifron hasnt made one film hes made six,
stitched together under one title and sent out to a world
that may not be ready.
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Enjoyably rubbish from start to finish, this rollickingly silly

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Roman Holiday-style VE Day knees-up finds the young
princesses at large on the streets of London, says The
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as a cheap commemorative mug, but theres ripe fun to
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Diane
Veyrat
models her
own version
of miners
overalls for
The Threads
Project.
styletime
GoGo dollies
Gabriella
Testaferrata
Olivier
used pants
and overalls from
the mining
industry.
CATHERINE MAZZA
Dust off the bell-bottoms

or hot pants, go-go boots
and psychedelic prints
because this year Styleaid
goes back to the 1960s.
The fashion fundraising
event on July 31, hosted by
Curtin University and the
WA Aids Council, takes on
all things mod with this
years GoGo theme.
In a reference to the
classic 60s paper dress,
six Australian artists were
each given a blank paper
shift dress as their canvas
for the Dolly Project.
From this they have created dresses inspired by an
era of pop art, dolly birds
and Mary Quant.
Before being auctioned
off at Styleaid, the Dolly
Project dresses are on display at Lister Gallery in
Subiaco until May 27.
In keeping with
Styleaids vintage concept,
a new knitwear brand, I
Love Mr Mittens, won
Styleaids $5000 Zomp
Creative Designer Award.
The annual award is
designed to foster and nurture new fashion design
excellence and give the
winner a profile at the
fundraising event.
Stphanie Caulier,
of I Love Mr
Mittens, has a
heartworking
philosophy,
employing
university
students and
Techno
threads
Fashion students were
challenged to upcycle
rescued industrial garments
into a range of stylish
sustainable designs.
For the Threads Project,
the students had to work
with laundered worn and
faded industrial clothing
such as miners overalls,
medical scrubs, chefs jackets and hospitality aprons
and linen from industrial
laundry Alsco.
We all freaked out a
little bit, admitted French
design student Diane
Veyrat, who is in the first
year of her diploma in
applied fashion design and
technology at Polytechnic
West.
Diane said she had just
done some draping classes
so chose some workers

pants and shirts to create
her design, adding a folded
shirt briefcase to her worker woman look.
It was not so much
about technical or sewing skills, but more about
bringing an idea to life,
Diane said.
The designers used
shredding, reweaving,
patchwork, plaiting and
darned areas as embellishment.
Dalkeith student
Gabriella Testaferrata
Olivier used workmens
overalls for a dress inspired
by the shipwreck of the
Batavia. She used appliqued waves and a handknotted a jute bustle to
represent nautical ropes.
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Tahnee Harris, of City

Beach, got creative with tea
towels.
Styling and photos: Lisa
Westover Piller
the unit, environmentally

sustainable work practices,
as part of the diploma
course.
WA illustrator,
Pippa McManus
was inspired by
Jane Birkin and
Woodstock for
her Dolly Project
design.
retired pensioners to create her vision of how knitwear should be simple,

elegant, timeless and fashionable.
She said her prize money
would help her expand
the business, which has
steadily grown from the
first order of yarn and built
from the profits made on
her first sales.
Her designs will now be
part of the Styleaid runway
show, which will also
feature summer collections
from WA designers
like Aurelio Costarella,
Aelkemi, One Fell Swoop
and Monster Alphabets,
and local retailers
Dilettante and
Nells.
Styleaid is
on Friday, July
31, at 7pm and
all proceeds
go to the WA
Aids Council.
To book tickets
got to www.
styleaid.com.au.
The Dolly
Project Sheree
Dornan designs for
Fremantle store,
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AMANDA CARLIN
The Subiaco Hotel has

been sitting proudly on
the corner of Hay Street
and Rokeby Road for
over 115 years.
This grand old lady,
affectionately known as
The Subi, has recently
undergone a dramatic
makeover.
My bet is that it cost
much more than the 4500
pounds it originally cost
to build the hotel in the
1800s.
At the Subi you can
enjoy a glass of Dom
The quickly devoured chocolate savarin takes the heat out of spicy mains.
Perignon with your

bangers and mash.
Depending on what
tickles your fancy, you
can enjoy high-end pub

grub or something a little
swankier.
Chef, Little Chef and
I arrive for an early
dinner. We are warmly
greeted and seated at a
table with a crisp linen
tablecloth in the classy
brasserie, next to the
now-enclosed courtyard.
We dont want
to compromise on
capacity to age grippy
Made in heaven
venue or quality of
cabernet sauvignon.
Houghtons celebrated
food for the sake of
For this reason, we
winemaker, the late Jack
choosing somewhere
Mann, once said, Cabernet recommend a couple
child friendly. But to
sauvignon is the only grape that are approachable
our delight, not only
variety that would be toler- in their youth.
does the Subi have a
Masochists
enjoy
pain
ated in heaven.
with pleasure; these two childrens menu and
It has long been the
colouring-in to keep
wines will provide lots
favourite of red wine
of pleasure and a little
Little Chef amused,
drinkers, especially
less pain than normal.
the staff are friendly
serious consumers who
and engage him in
love its powerful tanBrown Hill 2012 Ivanhoe
conversation, making us
nins, solid structure,
Reserve Cabernet
all feel welcome.
middle-weight palate,
Sauvignon
The hotel has an
tart acidity and propen- Deep mauve/
sity for ageing, notwith- red in the glass,
extensive wine list,
standing its suitability
though not a lot
this Margaret
with food.
available by the glass.
River wine has
There is a lot to like
mulberry and
I love the French 2013
about cabernet sauviblack olive
Chteau La Gordonne
gnon. It may be nuraromatics and
Grenache, at $9.50 a
tured in heaven now
a dense palate
glass. The ros isnt
by Jack and its the
of fresh red fruit
overwhelmingly sweet
most popular red grape jubes and black
and has a smooth
variety here on terra
chocolate. Sweet oak
firma as its grown
strawberry after-taste.
is beautifully balanced,
just about everywhere
For entre I enjoy
the tannins are velvety
you see viticulture and
the barbecued quail
and the finish is
winemaking, except in
savoury and dry. Suits
($18). The quail is
the coolest of regions.
a slow-cooked shoulder
petite but the whole
Grape growers love
of lamb.
dish is a generous
it because its easy to
life by the
drop
cultivate and the small

inky blue/black berries
are thick skinned, tough
and disease resistant.
Winemakers love it for
its great colour, blackcurrant fruit, complexity, ability to absorb
oak and its capacity to
travel. It has a reputation of being a masochists wine, or at least
a macho wine, and
the square-shouldered
Bordeaux bottles, which
house a big percentage
of the variety, reinforce
this image.
The robust tannins,
astringency and the
sharp acidity sometimes
turn drinkers away.
Younger consumers
generally prefer softer
reds that they can buy
and enjoy immediately,
as they dont have the
financial or storage
Score 17.5. $26
Mollydooker 2013
The Maitre D
Cabernet Sauvignon
The warm
McLaren Vale
and Langhorne
Creek regions
provide the
fruit for this
wine, hence the
chunky rounder
flavourful style. The
colour is a deep purple
and the palate is layered with blackcurrant,
mocha, sweet oak and
the warmth of alcohol. A full style to be
enjoyed with a matured
full-flavoured cheese.
Score 17.5. $28
Rod Properjohn for

LIQUOR BARONS
TASTING PANEL
serve. The succulent

quail sits on a pumpkin
puree and sauted
oyster mushrooms and
is finished with an acidic
Chinese black vinegar
sauce and deep-fried
crispy pork crackling.
Chefs blow-torched
hiramasa fillet ($18) is
over-cooked. This is
disappointing because it
is best served just cooked
and is an excellent fish
for sashimi. The warm
wasabi noodle salad has
a very spicy kick. The
noodles are tossed in
chilli as well as having
three very liberal serves
of wasabi. A softer
wasabi aoli would have
been more fitting on this
dish.
The tender school
whiting fillets, $36, are
very tasty. They are
served with a salsa of
sweet corn, tomato and
coriander that bursts
with freshness. The
charred asparagus is
cooked perfectly and a
delicious slice of pressed
potato finishes the dish
well.
The barbecued New
York strip ($38) is nicely
cooked medium rare.
The steak is covered
in lashings of spicy
Asian sauce that sadly
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The tender
school whiting
fillets, are
very tasty.
overpowers the dish. It is

accompanied by a kimchi
apple salad and noodles.
Desserts arrive and
my sticky date pudding
($14.50) is as moist as Id
hoped. Double cream as
well as vanilla bean icecream are heaped on top.
It is a warming, satisfying
end to my meal, though
there is too much of the
sweet sticky date sauce
for my liking.
Chef devours the
chocolate savarin ($15).
The savarin shape is
formed with a slightly
bitter valrhona chocolate
mousse, complemented
with salted caramel,
honeycomb and chocolate
bubbles on the side.
While the food suffers
from a few technical
errors, it is explained
that the kitchen is in
a transitional mode at
the moment. The longstanding head chef, Brad
Burton, recently left and
a new head chef is due to
start soon.
Just like the renovated
building and surrounds,
the Subiaco Hotels food
is classy pub fare. The
prices are reasonable so
you can indeed live a
champagne lifestyle on a
beer budget.
Special Menu
Available
Monday-Thursday
NOW OPEN
SUNDAY LUNCH
JADE COURT
Chinese Restaurant
U8/569 Stirling Hwy,Cottesloe near Cnr Jarrad Street
Phone: 9383 3431 for enquiries or booking
Opening hours:
Lunch: 12-3pm Mon, Wed, Thurs, Fri & Sun
Dinner: 7 nights a week from 5pm
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The Subiaco Hotel

465 Hay Street, Subiaco
Phone 9381 3069
opening times
Monday to Wednesday: 7am to
midnight
Thursday to Saturday: 7am to 1am
Sunday: 7am to midnight
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food
style modern Australian

wine extensive list, mostly
by the bottle.
owners Judy and Michael

Monaghan
chef to be announced
feel sophisticated, yet relaxed
wheelchair access yes
cost Entree $14 to $18
Mains - $20 to $38.50
Dessert - $14 to $15
all in all Friendly service,

excellent drinks list and pleasant
surrounds. Food needs some
tweaking.
The TIMEOUT food reviewer visits
restaurants unannounced and
pays for meals and drinks.
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CRAWLEY
Offers from $700,000

29/5 Park Avenue
Offers close on June 3 for this
spacious apartment with a new
kitchen.
AGENT: Greg Rossen
and Emily Rossen,
Rossen Real Estate.
The curved beam gives this Crawley penthouse a sculptural quality.
Mid $2millions
New York, New York on Swan
5/22 Mounts Bay Road
If you work from home, the

view from this fifth-floor apartment may be a distraction.
AGENT: Susan James,

Space Real Estate.
Mid to high $2millions

1B Park Avenue
There are no strata fees for this
new, three-storey home on a
green title.
AGENTS: Peter J Turner and
Ali Moore, Mack Hall.
FAST FACTS
Median Crawley house

price: $1,556,250.
Properties for sale: 26
14/8 Mounts Bay

Road
CRAWLEY
From $4.3million
TM Residential
ygne is French for

swan, and its also the
name of a luxury apartment complex on the banks
of the Swan River.
The biggest and best
apartment the penthouse
has hit the market.
Selling agent Tonia
McNeilly, of TM Residential, described it as one
of the most elegant penthouses in Perth.
It takes up the entire
top floor, and has a massive 609sq.m of living
space, including 257sq.m of
wraparound veranda with a
panoramic view of the city,
river and Kings Park.
From the outside, the
complex of 14 apartments
looks like a luxury hotel.
The scene for sophistication is set in the lobby,
The scene for sophistication

is set in the lobby
which has luxurious
wallpaper and a marble
feature wall.
A lift takes you directly
to the penthouse without
stopping on the way at
other apartments.
When the lift opens,
a big picture window
frames a view of the iconic
Crawley boatshed.
From the living area,
you can keep an eye on the
bronze statue of Eliza.
The spectacular view
was the main attraction
when the owners bought
the penthouse several
years ago.
Coming a close second
was its proximity to the
city and Claremont, the
owners said.
Its very tranquil,
they said.
The river changes
all the time; its such a

dynamic view.
The owners have put
their own stamp on the
penthouse, which has the
ambience of a New York
apartment.
On the long list of improvements are new cabinets, blinds, carpets and a
colour scheme that blends
in with the river.
The marble kitchen
has chestnut timber
cabinets, travertine tiles
and high-end European
appliances.
The main bedroom
opens to a luxurious ensuite, where you can soak
up the river view from a
free-standing bath.
The complex has a
good-sized gym, a pool
and a cabana to entertain
your friends.
FOR LEASE
FOR LEASE
$980.00 per week
$965.00 per week
49 Somerset Crescent, Mosman Park

4 X 2 PLUS STUDY
OR THIRD LIVING ROOM
This unfurnished lovely property is situated
only minutes from Leighton Beach and the
beautiful Swan River and is also very close
to some of Perths premier private and
government schools. Three large bedrooms
and one smaller one, two bathrooms, two
large living rooms and a huge study or extra
sitting room whether you have a young
family or adult children this lovely home has
something for everyone.
Judith Jones
p. 9284 4008
m. 0423 043 866
e. judith@spacerealty.com.au
The living area opens to a 257sq.m wraparound balcony.
With a view out to Kings Park, it might be hard to cook in

this marble and chestnut timber kitchen.
32 Jameson Street, Mosman Park

3 X 2 PLUS STUDY
You will just love this fabulous unfurnished
home located in one of
Mosman Parks finest streets. The home
enjoys a timeless feel and is
surrounded by other quality homes.
The home boasts 3 large bedrooms all
with built in robes, two good sized
bathrooms, a large front living room
capturing the northern light and winter sun
and a large dining family
room. There is also a study that can
accommodate the entire family.
space
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future. The short documentary, Renta-Foreigner in China, is available on
the New York Times website.
Dont underquote me
Developers in China are recruiting

overseas visitors to pose in marketing
material.
Roundeye for the main

chance
Chinas residential property market
has endured an eight-month
slump, prompting developers to
come up with some creative
and questionable methods to
boost sales. Filmmaker David
Borenstein recently chronicled the
rise of Chinas Rent-a-Foreigner
industry, where overseas visitors
are recruited to pose for marketing
material, attend sales events
and even pretend to live in the
developments, all to make them
appear more international. Clients
can select from a menu of skin
colours and nationalities; whites are
the most desirable and expensive,
the documentary director says.
Borenstein follows a young female
broker in the industry, who tells the
viewer: Once you put a foreigner
out there, everything changes. It
is no longer some remote building
built by some unknown developer. It
becomes an international city of the
You underquote, its illegal,

youre going to get fined this
is the hard-hitting message from
Malcolm Gunning, the president of
the Real Estate Institute of NSW.
Mr Gunning spoke to agents in
Sydney this week about the issue
of underquoting. He said agents
in NSW were breaking the law if
they quoted a price to a prospective
homebuyer that was anything less
than the price estimate they had
given to sellers in their written
agreements. NSW Fair Trading
is currently prosecuting Sydney
agency BresicWhitney for alleged
underquoting on a property in
Double Bay and one in Surry Hills.
The agency is accused of advertising
the two properties at prices below
estimates that were given to sellers
in their agency agreements. A two-
A home theatre, billiards room and Hugh Hefners old oce make this the ultimate bachelor pad.
He first listed the triplex apartment
atop the landmark Art Deco
Palmolive Building in 2012, and is
now asking a cool $US13.9million.
The 1115sq.m penthouse offers
panoramic views, timber-panelled
rooms, and an office fit for Hugh
Hefner himself literally. Playboy
Enterprises actually occupied the
historic building from the mid-60s
to late-80s. Could there be a better
definition of bachelor pad?
bedroom town house at 14 Collins

Street, Surry Hills, was advertised
with a price guide of more than
$1.05million, but the estimate
in the agency agreement was
$1.1million to $1.2million. It sold
for $1.07million. Mr Gunning said
the government could help by lifting
its education standards for the real
estate industry so that agents could
accurately appraise homes. Our
buyers now expect a price, vendors
are more sophisticated these days,
he said. Were expected to give
a valuation with as little as one
day training. What could possibly
go wrong with that? Education
standards must be lifted.
Swanbourne every
minute
Playboy penthouse pad

NSW Fair Trading is prosecuting a
Sydney agency for under quoting this
Surry Hills town house.
to a high standard. Its also a great

location, near the lake and Scotch
College. Meanwhile, 13 Swanway
Crescent, has just gone under offer,
according to John Hunter, of Abel
McGrath. The four-bedroom, fourbathroom home was designed by
owner-architect Simon Youngleson.
Mr Hunter said the Lakeway pocket
was seen as one of the best places
to live in Swanbourne. It has a
great sense of community, Mr
Hunter said.
Actor Vince Vaughn has re-listed his

Chicago penthouse with a tempting
$US1million price drop and, for the
first time, a suite of interior photos.
There is good news in Swanbourne

where one multimillion-dollar home
has been sold and another is under
offer in the Lakeway development.
Deb Brady, of Acton Cottesloe, sold
2 Aceway Lane for $2,725,000.
Ms Brady said the Lakeway
development was highly desirable
because every house has been built
Architect Simon Younglesons home at

13 Swanway Crescent, Swanbourne, is
under oer.
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Mixing it with the best in the country

The Real Estate Business Awards
are recognised across the country
for setting the benchmark in
achievement and outstanding results
in real estate, throughout Australia.
Only a handful of nominees are
selected each year from a field of
thousands of contenders from both
urban and regional agencies across
Australia, making it one of the most
prestigious and hotly contested
events in the industry. The awards
recognise the industrys increasing
level of professionalism and the
outstanding results of some of its
leading figures.
Abel McGrath has been rewarded
over a number of years for its
consistently outstanding results
and this year, has enjoyed a record
number of Real Estate Business
Award nominations.
On Tuesday May 7 a record six
staff members were announced as
finalists in their chosen categories,
with five from the companys
Claremont office and one from
its Leederville office earmarked
for an award at the awards night,
scheduled for Thursday July 16.
Claremont office manager, Dani
McGufficke, herself a finalist in
the office administrator of the
year category, describes the
announcement as an honour and a

source of pride for all of the team
across their three offices.
I think the determination of our sales
team has had an enormous effect
on our performance this year in
particular, says Ms McGufficke.
We work hard on personal
development in overcoming
obstacles throughout the year and
I think this has really helped the
team achieve new peaks in terms of
performance.
She says the nomination in the
property management category
was a source of particular pride for
the company this year, as it came
against a general backdrop of
increased vacancies and a tightening
market.
This is a wonderful achievement for
our property managers who work
incredibly hard in sometimes very
tough, testing times.
I think Abel McGrath is successfully
cementing itself as an innovative
industry leader, not just in WA but
nationally, which is exciting for the
entire team.
Our focus has always been on our
staff and ensuring we have the right
team working for us and a great
deal of support and resources are
allocated to staff development and
training, Ms McGufficke says.

Our entire team then feels part of
the bigger picture rather than having
a mindset of just showing up to work
in the morning.
This year marks the second time
principal Adrian Abel has received an
REB nomination and the first for his
co founder Simon McGrath.
Both are nominated among some
of the highest achieving and most
successful real estate agents in the
country, which she believes says
something about the way both
principals manage their businesses
and teams.
Two of Abel McGraths newer team
members, Brad McEwen and Kirsty
Ashcroft, have been nominated in the
rising star category, respectively
Ms McGufficke says this is a great
reflection of the companys ongoing
commitment to mentoring and
training its newer team members
in both the sales and property
management fields.
Ms Ashcroft, who joined the
companys Leederville office two
years ago, says she was thrilled
to find out that Abel McGrath had
nominated her in the rising star
category. Kirsty is also the first
person from the Leederville office to
receive an REB nomination, which
is again another milestone to be

celebrated.
Its a nice feeling to be nominated
and Im really proud of my efforts,
says Ms Ashcroft who is looking
forward to sharing it with the rest of
the team.
Were all thrilled with the individual
and group nominations which every
staff member should be proud of
contributing to, Ms McGufficke
adds.
Know your agent

With an ethos of Energy, Enthusiasm,
Integrity, Abel McGrath CEO, Adrian Abel
brings this into every property listed. With
vast experience in not only real estate,
Adrian has more of an insight than most
having worked as an
auditor, homebuilder,
designer and a marketing
manager. Offering an
unassailable package to his
clients to ensure they get
the best out of every deal.
Dani McGufficke
Office manager
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AUCTIONS
May 23, 11am
SUBIACO
28 Mere View Way

Bids from $800,000 are
expected for this two-level
home in Subi Centro.
AGENTS: Craig Gaspar and
Mandy Pattison, Caporn
Young.
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DALKEITH
50 Viking Road
A grand staircase and

leadlights are features of this
home opposite a park.
AGENT: Steven Mailey, Acton
Dalkeith.
The only property to sell under the hammer last weekend was 20 Holyrood Street, West Leederville, which went for $1,262,000.
Bidders are biding their time

auction
There is a lot more choice in the market
RESULTS
hy are some properties not

selling at auction?
There is a lack of confidence
in the market and some people
are worried about losing their
jobs, according to Craig Gaspar,
of Caporn Young.
There are buyers out there,
but like in any market, they
are sensitive about price, Mr
Gaspar said.
There is a lot more choice
in the market, and when there
is more choice, people sit back
and wait.
There were five auctions in the
western suburbs last weekend, and
the only property that sold under
the hammer was 20 Holyrood
Street, West Leederville.
olleague,
Mr Gaspar and his colleague,
Mandy Pattison, sold
the renovated character
home for $1,262,000.
May 23, noon
PEPPERMINT
GROVE
12/508 Stirling Highway

The number of page visits
2643 shows there is plenty
of interest in this renovated
townhouse.
AGENT: Bev Heymans, Acton
Cottesloe.
There were two bidders for

the home on 445sq.m.
The agents said the property,
in one of Perth's heritage-listed
streets, combined character features with modern elements.
Two other homes listed by the
pair were passed in: 7 Watkins
Road, Dalkeith; and 15 Sonnet
Close, Woodlands.
The Dalkeith home was the
most expensive property up for
auction, and it was passed in after
a vendor bid of $2.75million.
The four-bedroom and threebathroom home with a pool and
a tennis court is priced from
$3.4million.
That end of the market takes
a little longer to sell, Mr Gaspar
said.
In Woodlands, the near-new
home on 440sq.m was passed in

after a vendor bid of $775,000.
It's on the market from
$899,000.
There was no more luck in
Mt Claremont, where 4 Prince
Albert Court was passed in for
an undisclosed sum.
The two-storey home, on an
elevated 810sq.m block, is within
easy walking distance of John
XXIII College.
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ABOVE: A big family home with a tennis

court was not enough to tempt bidders at 7
Watkins Road, Dalkeith, which was passed in
for $2.75million.
1012sqm
TRAVIS COLEMAN
0407 233 560
ACTON NORTH 6/316 THE BOULEVARD, CITY BEACH

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LEFT: Designed by an architect, this modern

home at 97 Woolwich Street, West Leederville,
was passed in for $1,625,000.
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Never-ending space, an abundance of natural light and a beautiful

park-side location are three key attributes to this stunning architectdesigned art deco home in one of Nedlands most sought after
precincts. Sitting on a more than comfortable 1012sq m block,
this majestic property not only reaps the benets of a bygone era,
but has been squarely brought into a modern age with meticulous
renovations.
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advertised it from $1,795,000.
There was a good turnout at the
auction of 97 Woolwich Street,
West Leederville, according to
agent Adam Marchant, of Abel
McGrath.
We had about 50 people but
we passed it in after a vendor
bid of $1,625,000, Mr Marchant
said.
The architect-designed home
is on a 501sq.m site.
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$1.4million
MT CLAREMONT
9 McClemans Road
Its all about the location of
this 1970s home, which is
opposite the Christ Church
Grammar School playing
fields.
AGENTS: Simon McGrath
and John Hunter,
Abel McGrath.
From the marble floor to the recessed ceilings, this house is seriously lavish.
Dream of life in marble halls
15 Alexander Road
DALKEITH
Oers from $5 million
Space Real Estate
It is unashamedly
extravagant from
back to front
scar Wilde once said: I have

the simplest tastes. I am always satisfied with the best.
If that describes you, this lavish European-style mansion will
be right up your alley.
Built on a 1037sq.m block
opposite Genesta Park and the
Waratah Avenue shops, the twoyear-old home is a monument to
the finer things in life.
It is unashamedly extravagant from back to front, starting
with an impressive two-storey
colonnade that frames the main
entrance.
Once inside, you are greeted
by a sweeping carpeted staircase
that spills out on to gleaming
marble floors.
A study, a home theatre and a
secluded guest suite occupy the
front section of the house, all
with high ceilings and elegant
trimmings.
Further back, the hall opens
to reveal a sprawling, L-shaped
living area with a formal lounge,
a family room, a dining room and
a high-end kitchen.
Recessed ceilings contribute

further to the sense of grandeur,
as do the boutique light fittings
scattered around the area.
The kitchen is well-equipped
to entertain, with waterfall
benches, stainless-steel appliances and ample cupboard
space.
It adjoins a big covered alfresco area by the pool, complete
with outdoor kitchen.
The theme doesnt change
much upstairs, though the gleaming tiles are replaced with thick
carpet.
All four upstairs bedrooms
are well appointed and spacious,
but with a big dressing room and
an ensuite worthy of a five-star
hotel, the main bedroom is in a
league of its own.
The selling agent is Linda
Sullivan, of Space Real Estate.
$2.1million
SUBIACO
12 Mere View Way
Overlooking a lake and

park, this three-level home
was designed around a
central courtyard.
AGENT: Michael Hoad,
Paxton Hoad.
$3million
MOSMAN PARK
2 The Cutting
There are river views from
this Mediterranean-inspired
home on 571sq.m.
AGENT: Peter Burns,
Mack Hall.
COTTESLOE
FAST FACTS
Median Dalkeith house

price: $2.45million.
The extravagant two-storey home is opposie Genesta Park.
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Enjoy some all-weather barbecuing on the covered alfresco patio,

which has a gas fire.
AUCTION
99 MOFFETT ROAD, CARMEL
HOMESTEAD WITH THE LOT
$2,695,000
5
6 ha
AUCTION TODAY 12.00PM ON SITE

Nestled away, close to upmarket shops, eateries and cafe strips in
this elite suburb, lies one of the precincts best kept secrets. Sparing
no expense, the tasteful renovations have dramatically enhanced
the well-considered oor plan.
A luxurious homestead with the benets of a sprawling country

property, only 30 mins from the city! Paddocks, stables, equestrian
arena, self-contained barn, orange groves, spring water damsyoull have it all! This stylish home has all the mod cons, including
air conditioning and underoor heating.
LIESA LEDDICK
0431 830 237
BEV HEYMANS 0419 099 243

bev.heymans@acton.com.au
500 STIRLING HIGHWAY, PEPPERMINT GROVE

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7 WHITFELD STREET, FLOREAT
EASY LIVING!
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905sqm
Enjoy the family lifestyle that this immaculate four bedroom home offers!
There are bright casual living areas, spacious kitchen and dining room,
formal lounge, huge covered patio. Walking distance to Subiaco, parks,
sports centres, cafes and bus. There are excellent schools
nearby, plus easy access to the city and the beach. Greatt
Location.
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VIVIEN YAP
0433 258 818
ACTON DALKEITH 160 STIRLING HIGHWAY, NEDLANDS

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Federation front with modern amenity
$629,000
NORTH FREMANTLE
2/3-5 Harvest Road
Friends wont need their
smart phones to find your
new apartment just tell
them to look for the old
Weeties factory.
AGENT: Nathan Hewitt,
Yard Property.
You cant see the first-floor extension from the street,

preserving the design integrity of this character home.
$1,175,000
FLOREAT
55 Oceanic Drive
Walk to Perry Lakes Reserve
and Bold Park from this
entry-level home on
809sq.m.
AGENT: Maree Clough,
Acton North.
Offers by May 27
CHURCHLANDS
2 Otram Way
With a pool, a spa and
enough lawn for cricket, this
home screams Aussie lifestyle, the agent says.
AGENT: Davina McDonald,
Realmark Scarborough.
30 Keightley Road
SHENTON PARK
From low $2million
Bellcourt Property
rom the street, you

might think that this
Federation-style brick
house looks untouched,
save for restoration.
A generous setback
means you cant see the
first-floor extension from
the front, preserving the
street view and the integrity of the character
design.
Heritage themes are
on display as soon as you
walk through the front
door, and are greeted by a
wide jarrah hall overseen
by elegant arches.
Three big bedrooms sit
in the original front section, all with high ceilings
and crisp, white paintwork
that contrasts well with the
timber floors.
The biggest bedroom
features thick grey carpet,
a beautiful old fireplace
and a bay window seat
with garden views.
As you head deeper into
the house, you come across
the first sign of luxurious
modernity the main
bathroom.
Branching off the hall,
it features a freestanding
bath, a separate shower
and tiles from the floor to
the ceiling.
Further back, an unpainted timber-framed
door opens to the modern
extension.
A sprawling open-plan
space runs from here to the
back door a sliding wall
of glass that fills the room
with natural light.
Gaggenau appliances
in the composite stone
kitchen are ideal for catering to guests and family.
You can entertain on
the alfresco deck next to
the plunge pool.
The main bedroom is
upstairs, behind a wall
of windows with white
timber shutters that look
over the north end of the
506sq.m block.
The ensuite has a similar setup, allowing plenty
of natural light to illuminate the freestanding bath
and marble tiling.
The selling agents are
Kirk Bellerby and Suzy
Costanzo, of Bellcourt
Property Group.
Rich timber flooring in the original front section is continued throughout the living area.
The alfresco deck is ideal for a pool party.
FAST FACTS
Median Shenton Park

house price: $1,245,000.
Gaggenau appliances fit in seamlessly in the sleek, modern kitchen.
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1 Tullow Road
FLOREAT
Mid $1millions
Abel McGrath
remier Colin Barnett

told WA home buyers to
adjust their expectations
in the face of soaring property prices back in 2011,
and the recent slowdown
has seen some good deals
re-emerge.
This five-bedroom house
on a 971sq.m block is one,
offering a young family
the chance to establish
themselves in Floreat for
a reasonable price.
The house has been partially renovated, but there
is still scope to open up the
floor plan and perhaps add
an extension.
Changes to Cambridges
town planning scheme may
one day make it possible to
subdivide.
Wet areas are the most
noticeable beneficiaries of
the recent upgrade, with
stylish stone benchtops and
high-end appliances.
The kitchen is the social hub of the home, with
waterfall benches, ample
storage space and bright

downlights.
Tall windows are a
prominent feature throughout the rest of the house,
inviting natural light into
the bedrooms and offering
serene views of the landscaped gardens.
Glass sliding doors open
from the living room to the
elevated alfresco deck,
which is surrounded by
greenery.
Adrian Abel and Michael
Hallam, of Abel McGrath.
FAST FACTS
Median Floreat house

price: $1,352,500.
Native greenery surrounds the elevated alfresco deck.
There is scope to open up the floor plan in future.
The kitchen has been completely renovated.
LIVE AT THE centre of EVERYTHING.

ACTIVE LIFESTYLE
Easy access to nearby
leisure facilities including
tennis and swimming.
RESTAURANTS & CAFS

Enjoy an enticing array
of dining options.
SHOPPING
Only minutes to
high end fashion &
boutique shopping at
Claremont Quarter.
ACCESSIBLE
Just a short walk to
Claremont train station,
major bus routes and
cycle paths.
EDUCATION
Close to the University
of Western Australia
and some of Perths best
private schools.
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Jarrah finishes and leadlight windows, with a repeated

motif, have been beautifully maintained.
The corner block is used to its full potential, with access to the pool area from Princess Road.
Roomy with many views

4
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75 Tyrell Street
NEDLANDS
From $2million
Anderson Davies
ou feel like you are on

top of the world when
you survey the city, river
and Darling Range from
one of this homes three
verandas.
The owners, who renovated the 1920s character
home shortly after they
moved in, said the original
verandas were the ideal
vantage point for Perths
sky shows.
Its easy to see why.
The view rivals that
of multi-storey houses
in the area thanks to the
1004sq.m corner blocks
prime position at the top
of the hill, making the most
of Princess Roads steep
incline.
That same sense of openness is recreated inside the
home by soaring decorative
ceilings, big rooms and
sash windows offering an
abundance of light.
We made sure we
kept the original homes
FOR SALE
$1,785,000
character throughout the

extension, one of the owners said.
The columns and brickwork in the alfresco match
those at the front.
And when we re-did the
kitchen, we incorporated
the little window through
which milk and bread used
to be delivered.
One of the homes
strengths is the separation
of formal and living areas,
as well as the childrens
domain.
At the back is a big
fourth bedroom with en-
suite which could also be

used as an office or guest
quarters.
From there, french
doors open to the paved
backyard with a sparkling
pool, water feature and
thriving herb garden.
The front garden has
been beautifully landscaped with a sweeping
lawn, roses, and established frangipani trees.
Gordon Davies and Alison
Davies, of Anderson Davies
Real Estate.
STEPHANIE McGANN
Restored to its former glory, this character home has a

stately presence.
90 ARMSTRONG ROAD, COWARAMUP
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a chance to live the resort
lifestyle without spending a
fortune.
AGENT: Michael OBrien,
Acton Mandurah.
Relax in the pool or head to the nearby beach.
Why rent when you can buy?

J
udging by the comments on

TripAdvisor, The Sebel in
Busselton is a great place to stay.
Comments include: the outdoor
pool is lovely; the rooms are clean
and spacious; and there's plenty
of room for kids' bikes etc.
If you like staying at the
beachfront resort, why not buy
this unit in the complex?
The four-bedroom property at
3/553 Bussell Highway is on the
market for $895,000.
Selling agent Joe White, of
JMW Real Estate, said the main
selling point was the view.
You can see Geographe Bay
from all three levels, Mr White
said.
The kitchen, on the ground
floor, was built to a high standard
with granite benchtops, a 900mm
freestanding oven and timberlook cabinets.
$1,295,000
QUINDALUP
123 OByrne Road
Need room to spread out?

This recently renovated fivebedroom home is on 4.4ha.
AGENT: Lance Hart, Acton
South West.
FOR SALE
$1,550,000
In summer, you can head to the

nearby beach to cool off while in
winter, keep warm and toasty by
the fireplace in the living area.
And if you need a bottle of red,
there's an underground cellar.
There are three bedrooms,
including the main bedroom, on
the first floor.
Mr White said there was no
need to worry about the garden
because it was maintained by
the resort management.
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lot of house in a brilliant location, he said.
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Way cleared
for summer
shark net
Rokeby traffic
levels after dip
From page 3
recently lowered their rent by over
$50,000 after the retailer showed them
Rokeby Road data provided by A
Beautiful City, and that retailer is now
investing that money back into the community via their business.
In this regard, lower foot traffic trends
are not a cause for alarm; landlords
are willing to come to the party if the
data says so ... and this is a perfect way
to address vacancy management in a
mainstreet.
From page 1
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near the Indiana.
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Clearly the vagaries of the

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a substitute for sound planning.
They pointed to Scarborough,
Doubleview and Wembley
Downs as areas where infill
had taken place quickly and
with substantial impact.
Cambridge mayor Simon
Withers said the submission
was scaremongering.
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with change, and it uses the

same emotive language as the
protest group, he said.
The suggestion that the
amendment will spark some
kind of Oklahoma land rush
by developers is unsubstantiated fearmongering.
Property cycles have demonstrated that people do not
sell their properties en masse
when values increase. The
large number of old houses
and old residents demonstrate
this.
Mr Withers said one of the
reports authors, Ian Everett,

lived in City Beach.
Ironically, its often planners who cant accept change
in their own neighbourhoods,
he said.
Mr Withers said the proposals had been developed with
planning experts and were
consistent with the states
planning framework.
The submission fails to
address the central issue,
which is whats wrong with
giving people more housing
choice? he said.
Road
freight
threat
From page 7
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Last year, the council applied for a $130,000 grant but

mayor Jo Dawkins said this
week that no commitment had
been made by Cottesloe MP
and Premier Colin Barnett.
Advice from the local
member was that there may
be funds put aside for councils
to apply for a shark deterrent, she told the committee
meeting.
If there are problems with
an installed shark net it can
be removed if either party
gives notice.
Some beach users say they
doubt whether the net would
withstand a north-west storm,
pointing to the pylon that still
stands off Cottesloe, the remnant of a 1930s net that was
swept away in a storm.
Promote
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premier
location.
of the year, at which time any

impact on property would be
clearer.
The Perth Freight Link
will cost $1.6billion: already
its the biggest road project
in WAs history.
Mr McGowan said the
problem with the link is work
would stop in Fremantle, with
no work planned for North
Fremantle.
He said about $240 million
should be spent on a new rail
freight bridge to the terminal,
and the rest spent on a second
port at Kwinana.
Our solution means more
competition between ports
and more freight on rail,
instead of on roads, Mr
McGowan said.
That is a 100-year solution,
instead of add another halfbillion to the current idea.
The state government had
not responded by the time of
going to press.
A spokeswoman for
Transport Minister Dean
Nalder said: The state government has committed to
exploring all route options
for Perth Freight Link to
deliver the best solution for
road users, taxpayers and the
local community.
The feasibility of this alternative route will be considered against environmental,
economic and social impact
measures.
A recommendation on the
preferred route will be made
by Main Roads to the state
government by the end of 2015
at which time any potential
impacts on properties will
become clearer.
Assistant priest Father Frank

Regan with parish priest Fr
Patrick Verling pictured shortly
after St Josephs Church in Salvado Road, Subiaco, opened.
Church renos
rejected
From page 25
window at St Andrews.
Councillor Leanne Potter
said there was a big difference
between the wealth of the religious bodies as corporations
and individual churches.
She volunteers as an
Auslan interpretor at three
churches.
They dont collect enough
on their collection plates to
pay their priests, she said.
I would disagree that they
would have any access to any
millions anywhere.
She said the two churches
were very much part of the
community and offered a
local service.
Its good that theres a
Catholic and Anglican church,
that means its even stevens
... they are full of our ratepayers, she said.
Dr Hewetts motion was defeated 7/3 while all councillors
voted to approve $29,810 for
eight applications, including
the two churches.
Councillors did not support
a bid to reinstate stained glass
in the front door and windows
of 8 Kershaw Street because
the owners had received funding in the previous two rounds
of heritage grants.
Earlier in the night,
councillors voted 11/1 for
retrospective approval of
an air-conditioning unit at 8
Kershaw Street.
Planning
NEP lots cost $26m scheme
dusted off
Sign of the times More Claremont dwellings.
Developers paid $26.63million for three lots in the

North East Precinct project
in Claremont.
The PCYC has made millions from the sale of its

land on Lapsley Road, which
is also part of the NEP and
called Claremont Square.
Mirvac paid $10,636,363.56
for lot 504 (3831sq.m),
and $8million for lot 505
(2724sq.m), where it is building its Grandstand development.
Georgiou paid $8.2million
for lot 503 (3251sq.m), where
it is building its Pocket development.
Mirvacs PR firm did not
say how many homes in the
234-apartment Grandstand
had been sold.
The development has
one-bedroom apartments
from $450,000, two-bedroom
apartments from $595,000 and
three-bedroom apartments
from $995,000.
A Georgiou spokeswoman
said 87 apartments at The
Pocket had sold.
The prices for the remaining eight available apartments ranged from $485,000
to $1.225million.
The PCYC land was subdivided into 29 lots: 11 front
Lapsley Road, seven are
on Graylands Road, and 11
front a new road south of
Lapsley.
The Satterley Property
Group is selling the PCYC
lots.
A company spokeswoman
said CEO Nigel Satterley offered to sell the lots because
he was on the PCYC board.
The 27 lots sold fetched
about $15 million.
The PCYC bought the site,
previously a bus depot, from
the council for about $400,000
in the 1980s.
The PCYC shut in late
2013; 250 people used it, and
about 100 skaters used the
skate bowl.
The spokeswoman said only
two Claremont Square lots
were left, for $550,000 each.
She said one buyer bought
three lots.
From page 16
The council first drew

up TPS3 when Alannah
MacTiernan was planning
minister in the early 2000s.
Mr Hipkins said he worked
for the council at the time, as
planning director.
That was in my time, he
said. They would not agree
to us advertising it because
they did not like some of the
things in it.
Mr Hipkins said the latest
scheme submitted five years
ago did include some features
that were different from the
original.
In a report to the council
committee meeting, planners
said a draft from 2010 had
been with the state government since then.
The committee voted to go
along with the WAPC but the
full council will make the final
decision on Tuesday.
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FREECALL
BRIAN CLARK ELECTRICAL

INSTALLATION (Lic EC007548)
Subiaco based contractor
Rewires Safety switches
Power points
0417 294 116
www.limestoneworks.com.au
FIREWOOD
Call 0403 968 164
CITY OF SUBIACO
1800 18 12 24
Ph: 0415149744
FENCING
Hardie & Colorbond

Fencing Specialist
WEMBLEY
1800 18 12 24
Twinside Retaining Walls

Gates & Asbestos Removal
No Job Too Difficult
Experienced Contractor
CLAREMONT
1800 18 12 24
Lic No 5166
Mintech Electrical
All electrical work
MAINTENANCE and
BREAKDOWN Mt Claremont
and surrounding areas
Lic No EC 3474
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Call us on
9381 3088
FLOORING
Suppliers / Installers of
New & Used Flooring

Stagger cuts to additions
Repairs to existing boards
White ant damage
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FOR ADVICE PHONE JOHN
0412 689 643
waimahaka@gmail.com
Trades &
Services
PINE LAP, CLOSED

PICKET, AND
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Ph: 9493 0344
0419 905 033
Fax: 9493 0355
FLOOR SANDING
Ring Joseph or Dino
for a Free Quote
on Your Flooring Needs.
Sanding, Sealing & Repairs
to all Timber Floors
to Your Satisfaction.
Ph: 9389 8903
0411 724 099
OBrien
Flooring
REPAIRS LAYING,
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Jimmy 0420 235 709

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SANDING & COATING

TIMBER FLOORS
Call Dave on
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www.sherwoodooring.com.au
Member of Australian Timber Flooring Association
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FLOORSANDING
Sanding / coating and
Timber repairs
Full restoration services
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All work guaranteed
FREE QUOTES
Call Jeff 0419 908 837
Indigo Painting
SANDING & VARNISHING
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Member & Police Cleared
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REPAIRS & REWIRE

WOOD & ALU. SCREENS
AND DOORS
NEW SCREENS & DOORS
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9384 4566
0412 770 881
FURNITURE
RESTORATION
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Quality furniture restoration Repairs that last French Polishing
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288A CAMBRIDGE ST, WEMBLEY
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1800 18 12 24
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sash cords replaced.
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Trades &
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Residential - Commercial
27 years Experience
Personal Service
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0416 096 071
Support POST
advertisers
they make your
free local
newspaper
possible.
LANDSCAPING
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CLEANING
Stevens
HIGH PRESSURE CLEANING SERVICE
Specialising in roofs, driveways,

courtyards, pool areas, retaining
walls etc. Surface sealing also.
Roberts
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ALL AREAS - 24 HOURS
9386 3183
ALL LANDSCAPE AND

GARDEN SERVICES
Professional Garden
Maintenance Plans
Reticulation : Serviced
Repairs and Installation
Servicing the POST area since 1983.
Ph Mark Scrine. C. Hort
0417 093 578

9203 9985
www.landscaperenewal.com.au
EST 81
4 Vaucluse Ave
Claremont
Specialists
in all large and small
landscaping projects
Phone Peter Harper
0412 917 818 9384 9224
Rejuvenate
your
Tired Garden
Retention & Removal of
Existing Foliage. Reticulation upgrades
Plant Selection & Design Service
$5,000 Budget - I have ideas
letsdoitlandscaping.com.au
email + ideas on web site
Ph Andrew 0418 915 881
Gradient Landscapes
Working with you to create perfection
Paving
Concreting
Reticulation
Retaining Walls
Garden Preparation
Maintenance
Decks and Pergolas
All aspects of landscaping
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Emergency Repairs Blockages
Hot Water Systems
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Repairs Restorations
Windows, Doors & Cabinets
New Commissions
JOHN BURROWS
Specialising in:
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Feature walls, Arches,
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9245 2550
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ALL HOURS
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PAINTING SPECIAL
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painting requirements.
For your highest quality job at a
very special price, phone
CLIVE 9383 3412

0447 433 412
Reg. No. 4280
FLOREAT & ALL

WESTERN SUBURBS
Painter - Decorators
30 years experience
Old fashioned workmanship,

HIGH QUALITY FINISH
References - prompt services. Free
quotes. All work guaranteed. No job
too big or small. Reg. painter.
9206 4504
CALL MICK 0434 835 728
or GAVIN 0415 385 501
DON McNALLY
20 years experience
INTERIOR & EXTERIOR
Limestone RESTORATION
Limestone REPOINTING
Limestone TINTING
Limestone CAPPING
Rising DAMP
Brick REPLACEMENT
Brick TINTING
Brick MORTAR REPAIRS
Tuckpointing
Call James for your free quote
0400 219 056
BUDGET
LIMESTONE
ALL ASPECTS
INCLUDING BOBCAT WORK

SMALL AND LARGE JOBS
EDDIES LAWN AERATION
LOCKSMITH
Reg 1964
LAWN MOWING
MOW IT & MORE

Lawn Mowing Servicing
Mosman
Nedlands,
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Locksmiths
Guaranteed Same
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KEVIN SHEEHAN
Master Locksmith
Security Consultant
Glad to be of Service
0412 153 846

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www.sheehanlocksmith.com.au
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0451 478 078
Indigo
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0400 440 272

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MICHAEL ELLIS
PAINTING
Rego: 8026
182 051
Painters Registration No. 5890
LAWN CARE
LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS
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9387 8641
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Roberts Limestone
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(near Hay, Jersey lights)
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A.J. BROWNING
- Lawnmowing - Edging
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Teik Oh, B.Sc (Environmental Sc.),
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PAINTING
9381 5454
0437 712 039
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and Alterations
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FREMANTLE
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0409 086 497
9284 5638
0419 966 945
LAUNDROBAR
Complete kitchen and wet

area renovations
Alterations for
dishwashers/ovens etc
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Ph/Fax 9382 3278

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tradesmen who provide
every household service.
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Office
Garden Services
Andy
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Planting
Retic
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Limestone walls
Mow d Lawn
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HANDYMAN SERVICES
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041 301 6555
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SUBURBS LOCKSMITH
Reg No 3468
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Lic. 2216 (B.Sc)
9454 7711
0411 229 312
PLASTERING
PLUMBING
PLASTERING/RENDERING
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Blocked Drains
Burst Pipes
Leaking Taps
Hot Water systems
Cisterns
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RENOVATION SPECIALIST
All internal and external finishes
No Job Too Small
Over 20 years Experience
CALL TONY FOR
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Electronic Burst Pipe Detection
Power Drain Cleaning, Blockages
ALL TYPES OF PLUMBING WORK
Pensioners Discount, Free Quotes
Freecall 1800 102 888

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9383 4088
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Burst pipes Blocked drains

Installation Repairs
Renovations
Pensioners Discount
9384 0877
PL 5580
9388 6299
Gas 4784
PL 1735
30 YRS EXPERIENCE
QUALITY WORK
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FRANKIES PLASTERING
PEPPERMINT GROVE
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SWANBOURNE
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Blocked Drains
All Plumbing Repairs
Gas Servicing Installation
Hot Water
Emergency Repairs
PENSIONERS DISCOUNT
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BURST PIPES
Electronically Located
Blocked Drains Cleared
HWS Serviced / Replaced
General Plumbing
Gas No. 4700
PARAMOUNT
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38 Years Experience
All Plumbing Maintenance
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Bathroom Renovations
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BEST RATES
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ELECTRONIC WATER
LEAK DETECTION
Fast Efficient Service
Residential and Commercial
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Aquarium & Pond

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blocked drain
hot water services
leaking taps, burst pipes
24/7 emergency service
all types of gas fitting
ovens, h/plates, toilets
soakwells, stormwater
air-conditioning
reticulation
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PETE AND JOSH
0402 433 690
WESTERN SUBURBS SPECIALIST
WINDOWS and/or
gutters CLEANED
TREE PRUNING
Digital Antenna
Installations
From $179
Antenna
Repair
From $75
TV Mounting
From $149
0408 860 555

for a free quote
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nice tone. Approx 3 yrs old. $400.
Local to Nedlands. Please phone or
text
0402 852 112
CHEST Of drawers: Solid Baltic
pine, antique finish. Features 8 large
drawers. Measures 1350mm wide,
1060mm high, 430mm deep.
Excellent condition $190.00.
Ph: 0438 396 273
LOUNGE Suite: Corner modular,
modern design, 3 pce (seats up to
4). Dark blue quality macrosuede
with storage ottoman. Superbly
comfortable. $175.00 lot.
Ph: 0438 396 273
LOUNGE Suite: Genuine "Artifex".
Superb quality, contemporary
design, 3 pce corner modular (1x4,
1x3, 1xchaise) Seats up to 8.
Features soft sage green Chenille
upholstery, stainless steel legs.
Replacement cost $12,000.00.
Outstanding condition. Selling for
$1850.00. Ph: 0477 433 591
WARDROBE 1920's, solid timber, 2
doors with central bevelled mirror.
Antique Walnut with carved detail.
Features drawers + large hanging
space to interior. Measures 1600mm
wide, 2080mm high, 560mm deep.
Comes in 2 sections for easy
moving. Excellent condition $275.00.
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Hard water stain removal
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TV INSTALLATIONS
TUNE INS
INSTALLATIONS
TV DVD VCR AUDIO
Digital Set Top Boxes
Entertainment Centres
Pre-Packed
Furniture Assembled
LINDSAY
0414 738 888

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WINDOW CLEANING
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Residential - Commercial
Industrial
Fully Experienced.
Ladder Work. Flyscreens and
Gutter Cleaning
Multi Storey
FREE QUOTES
0439 518 525

TV & VIDEO REPAIRS
COMPUTER & DVD REPAIRS
NO HIDDEN CHARGES!
From $50 WORKSHOP QUOTES
9382 4752
Rear Laneway, 25 Heytesbury Rd
UPHOLSTERY
Your Local
UPHOLSTERER
Specialising in Leather & Fabric repairs
Re-Upholstery & Re-colouring
All work Guaranteed
9354 4524
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TSB INTERIORS
Recovery new and Antique

All your upholstery needs
26 years experience
Tim 0405 049 994

tsbi@westnet.com.au
grwindowcleaning@bigpond.com
WINDOW CLEANER
Window
Cleaning
+ 1 to 4 storey house
+ Chandeliers
+ Hard water stain removal
& protection
+ Pool Fencing
+Fly screen repairs
FREE QUOTES
+ Fully Insured, Police Clearance
Trevor 0406 809 977
Reliable Service
Police Clearance
I Do the FREE Quote
I Do the Work
Call Rolf
9279 2981
0408 930 235
WINDOW
REPAIRS
www.diversitycleaning.com.au
HISTORY Politics, English Lit and

Mandarin tutor, Years 10-12. Oxford
Graduate and CCGS old boy. Can
tutor at school or home. $50p/h.
Peter 0450 477 485
ANTIQUES
MATHEMATICS
(inc. specialist,
methods
and
applications),
Engineering and Physics tuition in
your home. Specialising in Years 10
to year 12, ATAR, University and
TAFE.
Focussing
on
clear
explanations, problem solving and
test preparation. Experienced,
professional and dedicated tutor.
Phone Denton 0425 898 598 or 9418
7703
COTTESLOE Beach House Stays.

Family and executive self-contained
houses and apartments available for
short term rental in Cottesloe and
surrounding areas. Phone 9286
2641 www.cbhstays.com.au
DAWESVILLE For rent. Holiday
house, 2 storey with spectacular
views from large balcony. Large
theatre room, alfresco area, 4
bedroom, 3 toilet, sleeps 9 adults.
$640 per night or $3480 per week.
Call 0409 771 485
DUNSBOROUGH 3 bed, 2 bath
relaxing winter break 0407 385 259
PEPPERMINT Grove Beach. Large
5 bedroom three bathroom house.
Phone 9389 6565, 0403 870 075
CLOCKS
Antique. Years of
collecting. Selling Grandfather
clocks. Assorted mantle style clocks,
German, Vienna and Station clocks.
French clocks. Phone Philip 0450
049 679. Home 9380 6399
DINNERWARE
Portmeirron
Pomona, 12 dinner plates, 12 bread
butter, 12 Oatmeal. Excellent
condition. $500. 0421 218 912, 9344
3757
ARTS & CRAFTS
BIRD Lover? Beautiful Australian bird

prints and originals at
www.brendaholdenart.com.au
NEED
Help with Maths? 1-1
in-home tutoring by exp'd UWA PhD
at $65/hour and up to 400 minutes of
free online help before tests/exams.
Try this unique service today! 0438
965 775
BABY ITEMS
EMMALJUNGA Twin pram black
vgc $1000, highchair $50, Mamas
and Papas rocker $70, Step 2
playpen $100. 0404 011 295
BED AND BREAKFAST

EXLEY House B&B 2 Bedford St,
Nedlands. Two lovely bedrooms with
french doors to a verandah
overlooking gardens. Private
entrance and guest living area. 0417
947 334/9386 4452.
exleyhse@iinet.net.au
ROSEMOORE B&B Mosman Park
twn/double rooms, own ensuites.
www.rosemoore.com.au
9384 8214
BOATING
MO
MOORING Wanted in Matilda Bay,
req
require 7.5m swing. Everything
co
considered. Contact John 0438 915
77
770
BUSINESS
CONSULTING
BU
BUILDING
Design, +Extensions, +
Re
Renovations,
+ New Homes, +
Commercial, + Free Quotes.
www.padspace.com.au
0411 374 679
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
UP To 11,000,000 required to
invest in Broadacre Wheatbelt
Mortgage 5%-5.5% P.A ROI.
Secured by 1st mortgage int,Paid 3
mnths in advance. Call 0428 758
030
Metal Ox Ironworks
Balustrades, Furniture
Gates, Window Grilles
All Ironwork
Quality & Service
9272 8282 0419 045 250

www.metalox.com.au
ENTERTAINMENT
HORSE Riding lessons or just a fun
afternoon or morning. Take photos
and enjoy. Ph Danny 0410 314 909
FOR HIRE
LOOKING For an inspiring venue for
your next workshop or meeting?
Discover A Place To Just Be in East
Fremantle.
0405
670
803
www.aplacetojustbe.com.au
GARAGE SALES
COTTESLOE Moving everything to
clear. Books, plants, clothes,
furniture, kitchen, ornaments etc.
From plain to quirky. Sat 23rd
9-2pm. Sun 24th 9-1pm. 15 Overton
Gardens
ROTARY
Swap Mart. Every
Sunday 7am to 12 noon. Broadway
Shopping Centre, Nedlands. Seller
bays $5. 1st Sunday free. Come and
get bargains galore or sell your
goods
SUBIACO Rear of 30 Allora Ave.
Sunday 24 May 8am-4pm. Furniture
bar stools, glass coffee table etc.
General household items including
china and glass
HEALTH & BEAUTY

HERBALIFE
Independent
Distributor, prompt delivery. Call
9244 4318, 0450 032 061
COMPUTERS
A1
Computer Home services,
reasonable rates. 9343 9212, 0409
375 245
MASSAGE
Huna Hawaiian,
Swedish relaxation. Indluge yourself,
experience
deep
relaxation,
qualified, n/s Alanah 0405 755 715
COMPLETE
HP Compaq PC
system. Intel Dual Core CPU, 4GB
RAM ATI Radeon HD 3650 Video
Card, 166 GB HDD, DVD RW
Optical Drive, LCD Monitor,
keyboard, mouse. $250 ono. 0487
745 886
PAMPERZONE
Beauty Studio
Claremont. All beauty services
supplied. Home based, reasonable
rates. Good parking, no noisy
cubicles. Ladies only. To make an
appointment ring
Christine 9384 5037
SWITCH PC Services. Pre-owned

PC Systems from $250. In-Home
Computer Services, $30 call out, $40
per hour. 10% Pensioner and Loyalty
discounts.
Call 0487 745 886 info@switchpc.com.au
http://www.switchpc.com.au
PILATES
With Us at Mount
Claremont Community Centre. Mixed
level classes. (new to Pilates, plse
call first) Saturdays 4pm - 5pm &
Wednesdays 6pm - 7pm. Lucy 0411
038 375, Sue 0403 784 076
EDUCATIONAL
Handmade Wrought Iron
PP-3 Tutoring in English and

Maths. Improve skills or extension.
Retired teacher. $25 p/h. Dee 0448
793 928
MASSAGE: Amazing self healing,

deep relaxation. Alleviates stress
/neck/shoulder/back/tension/pain
/migraines/anxiety. Zen Shiatsu,
Therapeutic massage, trained in
Japan. Elspeth 0410 853 441
SASH IN A FLASH
WROUGHT IRON
MATHS And Physics tutor. All

levels. Electronic engineer with
teacher qualifications. I have a
passion for the hard sciences and
love to impart knowledge. Current
WWC and Police Clearance. Phone
Justin 0423 711 275
MATHS tutor. Experienced teacher
specialising in mathematical skills for
PP-3. Rosemary 0412 454 276
PH 0417 915 636
PH 0407 328 128
MATHEMATICS
Tutoring. Very
experienced Yr11/12 WACE teacher
/examiner/marker. The Tuition
Centre, Bayview Terrace, Claremont.
9284 3004
BRENda
AMYGDALA
Consulting,
Professional Psychotherapy &
Counselling. Effective and in-depth
for individuals. Specializing in
Relationship Counselling, Marital
and Family Therapy. Qualified, 30+
years experience. Free half hour,
based in Claremont Medical Centre.
www.amygdala.com.au or 9383
3132
www.sashinaflash.com.au
0416 042 258 or 0413 998 955

1300 460 996
CORTEZ Stone. All aspects of

Limestone Random style feature
walls to large scale retaining. Call for
a quote. Dayna or Charlie.
0400 221 760
Repair and Restoration of all

Timber Windows and Doors.
Double Hung, Casement and
Hopper Sashes.
Bi-fold Windows and Doors.
Quality Assured
Carpentry & Joinery
Isaac 0405 300 298
Credit Card Facility Available

Free Quotes Josh and Mike
HOLIDAYS & RESORTS
COUNSELLING
Specialist Timber
Window Repairs & Restoration
Double hung casement &
awning sashes
Sashcords & spiral balances
Fully insured
Residential / Commercial
1-4 Storeys
Includes Flyscreens & Mirrors
Police Clearance and Insurance
Gutter Cleaning
EDUCATIONAL
Paul Jones
$50 disc. for repeat clients

FREE Bathroom Mirrors
Cleaned
FREE Shower Screens
Cleaned
Est 1997
FREE Flyscreens plus
Cobwebs Cleaned
FREE Tracks of Sliding doors
Cleaned
FREE Pool Fencing Cleaned
DIVERSITY WINDOW
CLEANING
FOR SALE TRADING
DISPLAY Cabinet glass doors, two

base full length Oak $350. Excellent
condition 0421 218 912, 9344 3757
9336 3129
0414 011 220
The Local Guys
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INCLUDES SCREENS, SILLS & MIRRORS
PENSIONER DISCOUNTS
PROMPT SERVICE
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AGAPANTHAS Tall, blue, mature

plants $5 ea. Cott area. 9384 6225
Phone MARTIN
www.theinstallers.com.au
Call Clint
MATTRESS King near new,

Sleepmaker Chiro Ultimate Dream,
slept on for only 14 nights, purchased
for $5000, selling for $1000. Helen
0428 849 838
APPLIANCES
Uwes European
9448 2227
33226
PROUD
9388 2251
Qualified, Experienced, Insured

Large & Confined Tree Specialist
Tree/Palm Pruning / Removals
Hedging / Mulching /
Stump Grinding. Free Quote
Kieron Fiford : 0418 717 955
FOR SALE
HOUSEHOLD
ACCOUNTING
Tuition from
qualified teacher , grades 11, 12 and
first year Uni, 0415 741 040
CHEMISTRY
Physics,
Mathematics, Englsih and other
WACE subjects. Individual tuition for
Years 10/11/12. The Tuition Centre,
Bayview Terrace, Claremont. 9284
3004
CHEMISTRY Tutor. Years 10-12.
Eight years experience. Current 5th
year Medical student, with BSc in
Chemistry. Can tutor at your place or
meet at school/public library. $50 p
/h. Cottesloe local. James
0404 918 438
ENGLISH And Literature tuition.
Very experienced YR11/12 WACE
teacher/examiner/marker.
The
Tuition Centre, Bayview Terrace,
Claremont. 9284 3004
FRENCH & Spanish playgroups
(2-5yrs)- no previous knowledge
required. Fun activities, songs,
puppets, craft. Vanessa:
0468 559 598 www.lcfclubs.com.au
SHIATSU
Massage, Nedlands.
Japanese style massage, fully
clothed on Futon mattress on floor.
Benefit a range of conditions
including back pain, stress, stiff joints
etc. Theresa 0402 676 329
SORE
Feet? Therapeutic foot
massage including Reflexology,
Reiki, Podiatry treatment. Genuine
care and time given. Health rebate.
Pip McGuinness, Podiatrist, 39 years
experience. 9387 1027
WORKOUT
Fitness Cottesloe
classes. Gym Pilates. Maureen.
0418 950 112
YOGA Kundalini. Ongoing open
classes in Wembley Tuesday
evening, Fremantle Thursday
evening. Certified Teacher Suzanne
0414 883 139
YOGA Wembley
Downs Junior Football Club. Vinyasa
Monday and Thursday 6-7pm; Yin
Wednesday 9.30-10.30am. All levels
welcome. Theresa 0402 676 329
HOLIDAYS & RESORTS

COTTESLOE Apartment. Great
ocean views from every room and
wide balcony. Renov 2brm fully furn
and equipped. Mins walk to beach
and train. Quiet street. Aircond, rates
from $110-$160pn, min 4. Special
weekly rates from $700 (winter). Ph
9339 4448 or 0405 670 803
COTTESLOE Beachfront apartment
avail. One b/r renov. Great views,
fully self cont. Rates from $95 pn
winter to $150 pn peak.
Ph 0405 670 803 or 9339 4448
www.24706.worldstays.com
HOMESTAY
LUXURIOUS Farmstay between
Albany and Denmark. Perfect for
romantic breaks or families seeking
interaction with farm life. 3
bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. All details
on website:
https://www.waholidayguide.com.au
/white-dog-lane-cottage-farmstay or call
Susi 0400 963 269
email budnsusi@hotmail.com
HOUSESITTING
110% Care while you're away.
Owner operated since 1998. 9382
3550 or visit
www.homeoraway.com.au
INTERSTATE
ACCOMMODATION
EXECUTIVE Penthouse in Darling
St South Yarra. Close to all
amenities (one stop to the MCG).
Special
3
night
packages.
www.thedarlingmelbourne.com.au.
Bookings: 9750 5444
LIMOUSINES
VIPCHARTER Chauffeur Services
is offering premium executive
chauffeur services at an affordable
price in Perth, WA. Book online now
and receive- 10% discount! Enjoy
your luxury and safety travel in
Perth, WA. Visit our website
www.vipcharter.com.au
and get your free quote now or call
0402 122 351
LOST & FOUND

FOUND
Sunglasses John St.
Contact 9384 7063
LOST Large bunch of approx 15
keys, inc master keys. City Beach
area. Stewart 0407 711 769
IndigoMARRIAGE
Painting
CELEBRANTS
COMMONWEALTH
Marriage
Celebrant-Professional and reliable,
Glenda Prideaux.
Mob: 0407 336 604.
Email: Glenda@glendaprideaux.com
www.glendaprideaux.com
PHOTOGRAPHER
Available.
Local, freelance. Capture that
special day or family event.
Reasonable rates. Mobile: 0412 294
711
www.faircloughphotography.com.au.
Email: newspics@iinet.net.au
MOTOR VEHICLES
HONDA Civic VTi 2008, $9900,
excellent condition. $85,500km,
0400 038 533
MUSICAL
ALTO Saxophone, Clarinet, Flute,
Guitar, Piano, Trombone, Trumpet
lessons by qualified, experienced
teachers. Members of WAMTA,
TRBWA, ASMEWA, WWCC No.
From 8 years up. Michael/Mary. Ph
9387 7046
GUITAR Lessons. Eve Tsakalos
Guitar and String Inst School. Group
tuition and private lessons available,
any style taught. Learn from Perth's
most experienced teacher. Contact
Eve 9387 5014
GUITAR
Tuition, beginner to
advanced. eddierg@bigpond.net.au
9381 9146
MUSIC For littlies (18m-2yrs), Tues
mornings- rhythms, instruments,
songs, fun activities. Vanessa: 0468
559 598
PIANO Lessons Munchkins Music.
Stt experienced teacher 0430 465
725
SINGING
Tuition
beginners
/advanced, 9381 9146,
terryann@bigpond.net.au
OVERSEAS HOLIDAY
ACCOMMODATION
CENTRAL
London apartment
overlooking lovely garden square in
South Kensington. 2 bedrooms, 2
bathrooms, 5 minutes to tube,
internet phone and mobiles 9389
8881 or 9386 3893
CHELSEA
Central
London
apartment. Fanstastic location near
South Kensington and Sloane
Square tubes. Sleeps 4/5. One
double, two single bedrooms; two
toilets. Internet, mobiles, Oyster
cards provided. 9284 6515
PARIS Beautiful 2 bed apartment.
Left bank close to Notre Dame. Visit
www.5stjacques.com or call 0418
918 979
QUEENSTOWN NZ luxury Villa in
town, spectacular views of lake.
www.alpenview.co.nz or Karen 9384
4593
classifieds classifieds Subiaco

classifiedstells
SITUATIONS WANTED
RELAXATION/ Sensual massage

by experienced male therapistCottesloe area. 7 days a week. Ph
0405 568 137
SENSUAL
Massage qualified
therapist. Petite, brunette. By
appointment, Mosman Park, from
$70, Rachael, 0415 836 700
CLEANER Ref Exp. 20 years. Call

Mira 0449 977 180
CLEANERS
Reliable, honest,
thorough work $30.00Hr.
0404 816 595
CLEANERS
Very experienced
professional and reliable team of two
cleaners with great references. Call
us on 0421 250 455
CLEANING Excellent, experienced,
best references, Pol clearance, $30
phr, 0450 001 973
CLEANING Perfect house keeping,
great references, 10 years
experience 0466 414 740
CLEANING Washing ironing exc
ref. P/c ABN honest, mature lady
$35 p/h. Afternoon calls.
0456 167 489
FURNITURE
Restoration and
repairs. Experienced in restoration of
Antiques. The best job at the best
prices. References. Please call
Colin: 0434 902 146
GARDEN
A backyard blitz.
Experienced. Phone Nick 0412 772
238
GARDEN Bag service, garden bag
and frame supplied monthly service
available, reliable service. Call
Seamus 6143 8721, 0450 225 113
GARDENING
Lawnmowing,
whipper
snipping,
hedging.
Experienced. $30 to $35p.h.
Craig 0411 315 807
GARDEN Makeovers, clean ups,
reticulation. Small jobs, free quotes.
Landscape apprentice.
Call 0423 477 822
HAIRDRESSER Male for mature
people. Reasonable rates
9387 7947
HANDYMAN Efficient, reliable. 25
years
experience.
Painting,
gardening, tiling, craftsman etc. Call
Bob. 9444 6474, 0403 511 072
HOUSE Cleaning, reliable, honest
25 yrs experience. Please phone
Shirley 0413 455 457
HOUSEKEEPING
Mature Lady.
Loyal, efficient, punctual
0422 847 468
IRONING
A1 absolutely best
professional, 7 day sve, smoke free,
pick up deliver.
Lyn 0418 915 842
IRONING A professional service.
Cambridge Laundry. 115 Birkdale St,
Floreat (near cnr Cambridge St).
7.30am-4.30pm, M-Fri.
Ph: 9383 9252
IRONING A reliable service. Pickup
and delivery. Wembley, Subiaco,
Nedlands etc.
Ph: 0422 123 789
IRONING/ Drycleaning. Expert 24hr
turnaround.
Quality
work
guaranteed. Regular, reliable van
pickup and delivery to your door.
Local family run business.
(Established 1986). "There are no
wrinkles in our reputation". Phone
Prestige Ironers 9385 7788/0403
121 181
IRONING Service. Mature Lady.
Pick-up delivery 0422 847 468
IRONING
Service. Reliable,
experienced, reasonable price.
Large basket of 20. $50 or $3/pce.
Contact 0404 059 944
LAWNMOWING
Gardening,
handyman, odd jobs.
Phone 0407 100 075
LAWNMOWING Service reel and
rotary work. Free quotes, reliable
service, fully insured. Call Seamus
6143 8721, 0450 225 113
ODD Job man. Basic house and
garden maintenance including:
weeding, painting, wallpapering,
picture hanging and furniture
restoration. No job too small to
consider. Local to Nedlands. One off
to long term. 7 days. Phone Colin
0434 902 146
STRONG
Can-do University
student available for work. Has van,
flexible time $23.00/hr.
0401 246 818
PETS
110% Care while you're away.
Owner operated since 1998. 9382
3550 or visit
www.homeoraway.com.au
DOG Obedience Classes: Qualified
Dog trainer Neri Karazija. Saturday
mornings and Wednesday evenings.
Next classes commence July 22nd &
25th. Bookings essential. Ring
Jaimee on 9384 2644
DOG
Obedience workshops.
Having trouble with recall, jumping
up and pulling on the lead? Our
Workshops with Neri Karazija are
just the thing. The next workshop will
be held on June 6th at 10.30am. To
book your place ring Jaimee on 9384
2644
PUPPY
School and puppy
management:
Sundays
at
Swanbourne Veterinary Centre.
9.15am and 10.45am respectively.
Barista coffee available! Just come
along or ring 9384 2644
SMALL
Dog minding in our
Wembley home. Huge yard, TLC,
walks. Julie 0400 681 145
PHOTOGRAPHY
FREELANCE Photographer. Make
your business grow. Corporate and
private events.
Email:billie@faircloughphotography.com.au
Web:www.faircloughphotography.com.au. M:
0412 294 711.
www.linkedin.com/pub/billie-fairclough/22
/381/17
PUBLIC NOTICES
SEEKING Young mummies (25 and
below) for new play group session
on Monday afternoons! Meet kindred
mums for support and provide your
little ones an environment to develop
social skills and form first
friendships. Very affordable. Contact
Bec at
youngmums.nedlandspg@gmail.com
SITUATIONS VACANT
CARER Wanted for Home Care.
My wife is a level 4 stroke victim and
is in need of a Carer to help with day
to day activities. These include daily
preparation, social excursions and
medical appointments. Transport is
provided. The successful applicant
will need to have the following
papers: A copy of a current National
Police Clearance. A copy of your
ABN number. A copy of you Driver's
Licence. Copies of nursing/care
certification. Carer duties are shared
during the week. Usual hours are
from 8am-1.30pm, Mon to Frid.
Occasionally there is need for an
overnight stay. We are a close family
looking for a Carer that can give
some loving care to a wonderful
mum/wife. If you are that person and
have previous experience with high
level care patients, please call
0407 396 496
CASUAL Carer. Caring female,
preferably experienced with the
elderly and dementia, free in June to
take elderly lady for a walk and
coffee 9.30am to 10.30am Monday
to Friday. Jolimont area.
Ring 0418 906 997
HOUSE Sitter wanted. 11 July-11
Aug 2015. Nedlands. Responsible,
security conscious, clean. Must like
animals. May be able to bring small
dog
pending
compatibility.
Non-smoker. Vegetarian preferred.
References, police clearance
essential. Ph: Stephanie
0400 786 715
MANAGER
Cafe. Experience
essential. Growing business. Great
owner support. 0433 940 215 or
email lakeemployment@gmail.com
SITUATIONS WANTED
ALL Your laundry needs. Washing,
ironing, exp. lady, efficient, reliable,
ABN, P/C. $35 p.h, 0450 089 933
BABYSITTER
Available Friday,
Saturday, Sunday nights. Mature
and responsible 14 year old lady
whom loves children of all ages.
$10-$20 per hour. Please call
0438 693 495
BABYSITTER Available, caring, fun
and
reliable.
Experienced,
references. $20 p/h, $50 minimum.
Fran 0402 103 070
BABYSITTER Mature lady looking
for casual work. I have WWC, first
aid cert, transport. Available most
days and nights, not Thursday night.
Would like work around Floreat.
Contact Christine 0415 579 871
BOOKKEEPING
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Professional Partner & BAS Agent.
Also year end adjustments GST on
Imports Foodies & Tradies. Phil 0419
952 261
CHAUFFEURED Sedan service.
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Luggage Trailer now available. VISA,
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Call Barry 0422 376 943
CLEANA A thorough meticulous
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City of Vincent
ALP to fight
takeover
City of Perth
City of Subiaco
From page 1
We stood against forced

amalgamations and continue
to do so.
Our strong support for a
local say is the reason Mr
Barnett and the Liberals
caved in on their amalgamation agenda.
Labor put forward a
solution to finally end the
uncertainty and salvage
something from the wreck
Colin Barnett created.
Mr Barnett wont get
automatic support.
But its ludicrous that
UWA is governed by three
different councils. That
should not continue.
Affected residents have
asked for a meeting with
Labors local government spokesman David
Templeman.
Mr Templeman said
Labors caucus would decide
its attitude to the City of
Perth Bill in two weeks.
He told the ABC this week
Labor supported the principle of UWA and QEII going
into PCC.
But he said they would
have to analyse the legislation before deciding whether
to support it.
Local Government Minister
Tony Simpson confirmed
1100 Subiaco South ward
electors would not be given
a referendum under the
Dadour amendment.
As this is a boundary
adjustment no poll will be
the case, he said.
The important part here
is Im trying to build a capital city.
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NEDLANDS 2 br unfurnished unit.
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Available 28th May to 28th June.
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SWANBOURNE
Secure double
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$200 ono. PW.
9286 1396
TWO
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5 mins walk UWA, QE11, Kings
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Available 20 May for six months,
extension possible. Ph: 0410 758
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6399
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And collectibles
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bears, leather suitcases, tribal
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CARD Table. Wood legs. Good
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The expanded boundary of the city under the proposed City of Perth Act, taking in UWA and
Subiaco east of Broadway and Hampdon Road, plus the QEII medical campus.
A group of affected
Hollywood residents met
Nedlands MP Bill Marmion
twice and said he had asked
them to do a community
survey.
It found that 97% of respondents did not want to
switch councils.
Mr Marmion has challenged that surveys validity
and distanced himself from
it, saying there is support for
the change in the area.
Anna Vanderbom, a member of the Hands-off Subiaco
group, said that after talking to the Western Suburbs
Alliance about strategies a
rally was possible.
We have made contact
with leaders of the ALP, and
are liaising with them, as we
need their support.
Subiaco mayor Heather
Henderson said the council
would survey residents south
of Aberdare Road.
She said Nedlands had
achieved a coup by keeping
Hollywood Private Hospital
while neighbouring QEII
Medical Centre would go
to Perth.
Our concern is not about
that, its about the residents,
she said.
We are happy for the institutions to go to the capital
city, if that makes the capital
city feel more validated.
But we would really like
to keep the residents.
Mrs Henderson said the
council voted in March to
lobby MPs about the Act.
Now the legislation is out
we need to re-engage with

them, she said.
Weve got a database of
letters and the indication to
me is that the Labor Party
would support the Perth
City Act if Vincent wasnt
touched and if there was no
annexation of Burswood.
Two previous attempts to
wrest control of Kings Park
from its board failed in the
early 1900s and again in the
1950s.
No business case had been
put forward for the boundary change, Mrs Henderson
said.
She said that in February
Mr Simpson and the
Department of Local
Government directorgeneral Jennifer Mathews
had promised the council it
would be consulted on the
new legislation.
None has taken place.
We will fight this, Mrs
Henderson said.
Nedlands mayor Max
Hipkins said Subiaco residents had asked him for help
fighting the annexation.
I have been lobbied by
residents of Subiaco who
are not happy with the response from their MP, Bill
Marmion, he said.
Mr Hipkins said he was
happy Hollywood Private
Hospital, one of Nedlands
biggest ratepayers, would
stay in Nedlands.
It is business as usual as
far as Hollywood Hospital is
concerned but we still want
to retain the university and
QEII, he said.
Mr Hipkins said he had
been surprised to hear Mr
McGowan supporting the
governments position on
UWA and QEII.
He said the politicians
did not understand the
significance for Nedlands
ratepayers.
Neither UWA nor QEII
pays rates or makes any
exgratia payment but their
activities do affect neighbouring ratepayers.
Mr Hipkins said planning
approvals for both organisation were granted by the
government and Nedlands
was notified as a courtesy.
Mr Hipkins was due to
meet Mr Marmion on Friday.
morning.
I am not expecting anything much from that, he
said.
Perth lord mayor Lisa
Scaffidi tried to reassure
affected Subiaco residents
they had nothing to fear.
I assure them that we
will be very cognisant of
delivering to them the
kind of local government
services that they expect,
she said.
I can assure those people
in Subiaco we are cognisant
of their anxiety towards
such a change, we respect
their loyalty to their local
government shire but we will
certainly be there for them
and obviously we hope we
can give them lower rates
but still give them high quality service.
Subi surveys ward structure

Subiaco council has started
to look at its ward structure
and the number of councillors who might sit on the
council after the local government elections in 2017.
At a concept forum last week,
Canning council CEO Lyn
Russell made a presentation
to Subiaco councillors and
staff about her councils plans
to redraw ward boundaries
and representation levels for
elected members.
Subiaco holds concept forums about once every month.
They are meetings of councillors and staff at which no decisions are made but which are
closed to the public.
Subiaco CEO Ian Hill said
the councils website had a
comprehensive and informative section for the community
about the proposal to review
its wards.
Subiaco has four wards
North, East, Central and South
with three councillors for
each ward and a mayor.

The Subiaco local government area was first divided
into four wards in November
1905 and then again in June
1914, when the boundaries
of those four wards were
redrawn.
Mr Hill said it was likely that
the proposed City of Perth Act
which is expected to move
most of UWA and parts of QEII
and potentially thousands
of residents from Subiaco to
Perth city council would
have an impact on Subiacos
wards.
A number of councillors
have indicated that in the post
non-merger period this is an
area of interest for them, so
in a sense this is the start of
a discussion, he said.
Subiaco mayor Heather
Henderson said the close call
with Cambridge which had
been due to take over Subiaco
from July 1 under the governments now failed council cull
policy sparked the debate.
When we didnt merge with

Cambridge, elected members
began discussing what sort
of internal issues we could
look at and practise better
governance and those sorts
of things, this was one of the
issues they were looking at,
she said.
So we thought wed start the
discussion, Lyn is very experienced in local government.
I think its a good discussion
to have, have self-reflection
and see if there are changes
that can be made to make us
a better council or if we are
happy to stay the same.
March was the deadline
for councils to make changes
to their wards and councillor numbers for this years
local government elections
in October.
Mrs Henderson said the
existing ward structure would
be in place for this years elections but that any changes from
a review might be in place for
the of 2017 elections.
Austin Robertsons sporting
The Dockers have a few worries ahead
Fremantles first quarters

are just about the most thrilling shows in football this
season.
But while they look unstoppable right from the first bounce,
blowing sides away early with
the precision and speed of a
very fast train, too often they
slow down to the clickety-clack
of a steam engine by the end of
the game.
The $64,000 question is: Are
they deliberately playing a
controlled brand of football,
are they running out of puff, or
is something more mysterious
happening?
I wish I knew!
My Docker brethren have no
concern at all.
They say this foot-off-thepedal stuff is planned and
orchestrated by the coaching
staff, a view shared by respected
analysts like David King.
On TV, he has shown footage
from multiple camera angles
that shows Freo players ambling
about in the second half when
earlier theyd been bolting
back to strategically defensive
positions.
It all looks persuasive, but
Im not so sure.
I just cant wrap my mind
around the Lyon King instructing Nat the Magnif, The Pav,
David Mundy, Stephen Hill,
Haydn Ballantyne and co. to
play that way.
Has Fremantle coach Ross Lyon concocted some mysterious scheme in

which the team fades out in the second half?
Why on earth would you scale
your effort down to half power
and let the opposition chalk up
a few cheap possessions?
Surely the players wouldnt
cop it. I certainly wouldnt have.
I cant recall a game when I ever
gave less than my best.
The AFL competition is for
elite and fully focused ath-
letes.
Can you imagine Roger
Federer, Herb Elliott, Mark
Spitz or Michael Schumacher
coasting through a few sets or
easing back on the throttle?
Weve all heard rumours of
favourites at the gallops and
trots not being allowed to run

on their merits.
Similarly, there have been
scandalous revelations about
match-fixing in cricket, cycling,
tennis, and a few other sports,
again in an endeavour to win a
quick buck.
But not going flat out on the
footy field? I think not.
Can we determine the root
cause of this fade out? Its surely
not fitness.
Is it, perhaps, in the mind? I
cant buy that either.
Sure, players have brain
fades, but not an entire team,
all at once.
If theres some philosophy at
work here, then its flawed, and
acutely dangerous.
The team squandered half
their huge advantage against the
Eagles to give their cross-town
rivals a faint sniff of victory, and
when they repeated the dose
last Saturday night against the
Bulldogs they found themselves
in great peril.
The Bullies needed a bit
of luck and could have won
easily.
What price taking the foot off
the pedal then?
Drop a couple of games and
suddenly Freos precious
double chance in the finals
is under threat (who knows,
maybe even from those born-
again Eagles).
There are better sides than
the Western Bulldogs, and if
you relax for a moment against
them and the momentum shifts,
you wont always be able to shut
the floodgates.
The Dockers have always responded when asked the tough
questions so far this season.
But neither Sydney nor the
Bulldogs should have been
allowed back into the position
where they could have caused
an upset.
Really, with the Dockers
perched two games clear on
top of the premiership ladder
after seven rounds, I am about
as concerned about them as
I am about Vegemite sandwiches, my pushbike, magpie
attacks in nesting season and
the odds of staying alive long
enough to witness their first
premiership.
But, in moments this season,
Ive wondered if some opposition coaches have simply outmanoeuvred the Lyon King.
Has he sometimes suffered
delusions of invulnerability at
the halfway mark?
I think Ross Lyon is a great
coach, but it would be good
if he could get his charges to
play every match full throttle
from the first bounce to the
final siren.
No bubble-burst for
the Eagles this year
Football and technology are
so intertwined its hard to imagine one without the other.
Its only a matter of time before some whiz-kid programs the
app that will tell us the winner
of a match in advance, after
assessing and analysing every
possible scrap of information.
Thankfully, today, about the
only predictable thing in our
game is its unpredictability.
Having said that, oh how lovely
it would be if, at the end of the
season, as the finals begin, the
AFL ladder would be the same
as it is now, with the Fremantle
Dockers on top and West Coast
just two games behind.
Champagne corks would be
popping all the way from Albany
to Wyndham and from Eucla to
Rottnest.
Is it possible, or just a pipedream?
Well, folks, Im convinced that
its possible.
So all we have to hope for
is that Simmos birds of prey
keep turning in performances
like they did the week before
last against Port Adelaide at
the Cauldron.
Please, you Eagle diehards,
dont get too revved up about
smashing a pitiful, seemingly
defenceless Gold Coast side last
Saturday night.
If you looked only at the scoreboard, youd be forgiven for imagining this victory was no more
than a lap of honour against an
underwhelming young team
whose leader, Gary Ablett, and
a stack of other players are on
the long-term injury list.
Indeed, Gold Coast were just
undermanned, under-skilled
and rather lamentable in all
facets of the game.
Nevertheless, the Eagles nonstop running performance and
a no-foot-off-the-pedal agenda
for the entire match were impressive.
The Eagles have their injury
problems as well, but its time
for the faithful to stop thinking
key defenders Eric Mackenzie

and Mitch Brown will be miraculously healed. Strike both
names until 2016.
The Eagles can count on the
burgeoning talent of swingman
Jeremy McGovern, and soon they
can bring back key forward Jack
Darling as well.
Together, these two will make
an enormous difference for the
rest of the season.
Mid-fielders Scott Selwood
and Matt Rosa are another pair
who will return sooner rather
than later, its hoped.
The Eagles are starting to give
the impression that they are
genuinely ready to adhere to
the disciplines and concentration that are required for a set
game plan to be successful in
todays football.
Hawthorn has shown how
important it is for players to
play their roles consistently in
the game strategy.
I believe this is whats now
happening in Eagle-land, with
young and enthusiastic players
doing their bit in the interests
of the team.
In the mid-field, Chris Masten
regularly racks up 25-plus possessions, Andrew Gaff has turbocharged his engine room, Luke
Shuey is leading the charge like
a wolf in a hungry pack, and the
current Brownlow Medallist,
Matt Priddis, is incapable of
playing a bad game.
Any forward line that can
boast Josh Kennedy and Mark
LeCras is alive and potent, and
somehow that makeshift Eagles
back line has not only stood
up lately, but grown a leg and
flourished.
Under the influence of a glass
or three of sauv blanc last year,
I predicted a Dockers-Eagles
grand final play-off.
I havent touched a drop for a
month, and so, with bright eyes
and a clear head, I think I might
have been 12 months early with
my prediction.
Margaret River Pro trials winner Claire Bevilacqua had another big win at Rottnest last weekend.
Wild rides out west as wind blows

SURFING
with Damian Lipscombe

Winds of 110kmh and stinging rain didnt dampen the
spirits of 70 of WAs keenest
shortboarders last weekend at
Rottnests Strickland Bay.
Amid strong northerly winds
and pulsing swell, organisers
and competitors managed to find
some protection on the islands
south-facing bay, both on land
and in the line-up.
It was a completely different
playing field compared with the
balmy days stand-up paddlers
had enjoyed there the weekend
before.
The second of 2015s threepart shortboard series saw six
state titles decided, with several
convincing back-to-back wins,
including open mens winner
Jerome Forrest, who won the
first event at Margaret River.
Paul Paterson did one better,
winning two state titles this time
by overcoming Murray Jacob in
the over-40s.
Despite some of the toughest
surfing conditions imaginable,
in such an exposed environment,

some good-quality performances
were on the weekend.
Conditions were definitely
tough over both days, but thats
how we like it; big and gnarly,
Paterson said.
Former City Beach surfer
Claire Bevilacqua was convincing in the womens event, while
Cottesloe surfers contested
several finals with Murray,
including Jake Edwards, and
Denver Young.
Final results:
Open men: 1 Jerome Forrest (Margaret
River), 2 Jed Mattinson (Margaret River),
3 Matt Delroy-Carr (Scarborough), 4
Harry McPherson (Mandurah).
State champion: Jerome Forrest
(Margaret River).
Open women: 1 Claire Bevilacqua
(Yallingup), 2 Bailee Hastie (Gracetown),
3 Emi Campbell (Denmark), 4 Phoebe
McGregor (Yallingup), 5 Denver Young
(Cottesloe).
State champion: Claire Bevilacqua
(Yallingup).
Under-21 pro junior: 1 Felix Leaver
(Yallingup), 2 Josh Cattlin (Yallingup), 3
Jake Edwards (Cottesloe), 4 Jack Thomas
(Yallingup).
State champion: Felix Leaver
(Yallingup).
Single fin: 1 Jarrad Davies (Cowaramup),
2 Alan Pavlinovich (Churchlands), 3
Sheldon Spencer (Mandurah).
Over-35 master men: 1 Paul Paterson
(Yallingup), 2 Alan Pavlinovich
(Churchlands), 3 Peter McCallum
(Woodlands), 4 Nick Black (Mandurah).
State champion: Paul Paterson
(Yallingup).
Over-40 senior master men: 1 Paul
Paterson (Yallingup), 2 Murray Jacob
(Swanbourne), 3 Daniel Dobson
(Wanneroo), 4 Alan Pavlinovich
(Churchlands).
State champion: Paul Paterson
(Yallingup).
Over-45 grand master men: 1 Adrian
Shepherd (Albany), 2 Brad Cowan
(Margaret River), 3 Murray Jacob
(Swanbourne), 4 Peter McCallum
(Woodlands).
Over-50 legend men: 1 Adrian Shepherd
(Albany), 2 Brad Cowan (Margaret River),
3 Glenn Williams (Hillarys), 4 Sheldon
Spencer (Mandurah).
Over-55 kahuna men: 1 Leon
Norris (Geraldton), 2 Steve Williams
(Karrinyup), 3 Steve Pozzi (Woodvale).
Over 60 duke men: 1 Steve Pozzi
(Woodvale).
2015 state champion: Steve Pozzi
(Woodvale).
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scissors
paint and brush
green craft paper
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We had a bumper crop of
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see that our design got your creative
juices flowing.
Marius Allegre (11), from Subiaco,
has composed an interesting desert
sunset. You can just about feel that
warm sun on your face as you look
at his picture.
Scarlett Liston (8), also from
Subiaco, has done a fantastic job
with her pirate character. Does he
remind you of anyone in particular?
I appreciate all the fine details that
Scarlett has included, like the beads
in his hair and the wooden deck of
the boat.
There were some jolly fine entries
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the right numbers. Amelias boat
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while Harrys car had to be careful
near the playground.
Jadens cubby looked very cosy
and Lucys baby monkey was hilarious. Sophies sunset from Rottnest
brought back happy memories and
Rubys hat hook was both artistic
and practical.
Rufus did an excellent job on his
castle and Maggies Foo character
looking over the fence was really
cute.
I hope you have fun with our craft
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might like to help a smaller person
do this one.
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a soldier?
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Page 108 POST, April 23, 2015
Bargain Hunters Delight
Unit 31, 20 Dean Street, Claremont

Im not kidding Just $450,000+
If you are motivated by value, you cannot beat this spacious (87sqm), 2 bedroom apartment, in the popular Riverview Gardens
building, at the top of Dean Street. There have been 6 apartments of identical size sold in the building in the past 12 months,
for prices ranging from $525,000 to $615,000, with an average price of $574,000, so this is clearly exceptional value.
This apartment is located in a quiet residential street, yet within a short walk of Claremonts shopping and entertainment
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Ph. 9381 3088, 276 Onslow Road, Shenton Park, 6008.

May 23, 2015

A shark net enclosing a large

When the earth stopped

Subiaco tells ALP

Lisa Scadi Tony Simpson Colin Barnett

And some Subiaco residents

The area east of Hampden

does not have the numbers

The net would stretch from just

#1 CITY BEACH SALES IN 2015

Registered by Australia Post publication No. WBF1752.

Page 2 POST, May 23, 2015

Letters to the POST

Editor, 276 Onslow Road, ShentonorPark

Noise can be devastating

Lets have more of

276 Onslow Rd,

News and advertisements

I feel very sorry for Brooke Milianku (Close

Netball parking ruins quiet cul-de-sac

Rosebery and Lansdowne do not

More letters pages 12,

80lt bags $11 ea

Other Manure &

40lt bags $7.70 ea

0423 590 015

When youre good at something,

Congratulations to Ian Loganathan and the

POST, May 23, 2015 Page 3

Box trees unlock rehab heritage, history

have stabilised significantly.

shopping areas in the western suburbs, including to the

Independent Financial Advice

more than just handymen

Keyperson Insurance (Illness, Accident, Life)

Redevelopment would be swift

Please call us today on 9386 1988 to arrange a personal appointment

Kirsty Styles: prop1@kemptonazzopardi.com.au

We Care! We Understand! We Deliver!

Treating all Liver Conditions

Offer valid until 07/06/15. Only valid at Bakers Delight Nedlands.

Moves to change housing rules

Claire Woolley: prop5@kemptonazzopardi.com.au

The Liver Centre

Small block rules flawed

41A Kirwan Street, Floreat

He was in an avenue of box

surgeon, championed sports for the

9386 5886 ~131 stirling hwy nedlands

Page 4 POST, May 23, 2015

has a rotating rego with a

The nomenclature on this map is making waves.

Now theres a Claremont wanker

All aboard This lifesaving tower looked in need of

Washed away at Cottesloe

Wheel of fortune? This device can show four dierent

Picture tells bazaar story

1920s, but Minnies hair

their group was four years

Capital idea from Barnett