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Bollywood
dazzlers
They wanna make it in the neighbourhood MLC pre-primary student Emilia Torrisi dances along with Ayushi Das, Ananyna Sharma, and Saieesha Yogesan. Photo Paul McGovern
The colour and sound of the

worlds biggest film industry
will dazzle Claremont next
Saturday.
Three Methodist Ladies
College students, who will
perform a Bollywood song and
dance at the schools annual

summer market, hope people
will join in as extras in their
performance.
Year 7 student Saieesha
Yogesan choreographed the
eight-minute performance and
will perform with her mates

Ayushi Das and Ananyna Sharma.
Saieesha has been learning Bollywood for the last two
years, her mother, Shama, said.
Last week she was at Diwali
the Festival of Lights on
Fremantle Esplanade.
Shama designed and made
the girls costumes from Indian
fabric.
As well as the opportunity for
mob dancing, the market will
have 60 stalls selling an array
of food and goods ranging from

second-hand books and jewellery, soy candles, miniature
gardens in bottles, barbecues
and devonshire teas.
The market is on from 10.30am
to 3.30pm on November 14.
What took cops so long?

By BRET CHRISTIAN
and DAVID COHEN
Gang attack
A vicious attack by a gang

of strangers on a Cottesloe
family during a dinner party
has left the family shattered
and highly critical of the slow
police response.
It took officers 2 hours to arrive, despite receiving numerous
000 calls. By then, a 50-year-old
man was badly injured and in
hospital.
Premier and Cottesloe MP
Colin Barnett and Police
Minister Liza Harvey ducked
questions about the slow police
response, and about Cottesloe
police station not being open
24 hours.
Police admitted mistakes were
made and they were investigating why the family had been left
to fend for themselves.
The new car, bought that day, was

jumped on and trashed.
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Gavin (50) after he was attacked.

In the attack, which lasted
from 20 to 25 minutes, two
members of the Rodriguez family were bashed and trampled
outside their Curtin Avenue
home when they went outside
to investigate why their chihuahuas were barking at 9.15
on Monday night.
My brother and his girlfriend
were still carrying their plates
of pork tofu rissoles when
they were attacked, Denyse
Rodriguez said.
It was horrifying.
Her 50-year-old brother, Gavin,
looked like a Halloween horror after the attack, with a
broken nose and injured jaw.
He thought he was going to
die, Mrs Rodriguez said.
His girlfriend, Vanessa, was
kicked to the ground, dragged

by her hair, and kicked again
during the prolonged attack.
There were eight to 10 attackers, including a young woman in
the group that had come from
the direction of Mosman Park
railway station.
Dinner guests and neighbours
phoned the police on 000, but
officers did not arrive until 15
minutes after midnight, 2 hours
after the first call.
An ambulance arrived within
half an hour of being called.
Police said errors were made
by staff in Midland despatching
police vehicles.
When Mrs Rodriguez went
outside, a gang member hit her
in the jaw.
The thugs were yelling at me
to go inside, but I said I could
not leave my brother while
they continued to attack him,
she said.
One of them ripped a picket
from the front fence and tried to
hit her with it but was restrained
by another member of the gang.
He was yelling at me that he
was a serial killer and that he
knew where I lived and would
be back, Mrs Rodriguez said.
She eventually escaped indoors.
She said there were four other
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Re the report, Creepy drone scares woman

(POST, October 31).
Nedlands residents also had their privacy
invaded a few days before by a drone that
looked like the one pictured with the POST
report.
We were also surprised and angry when the
drone hovered over private backyards where
children were playing.
High-quality cameras made us quite concerned.
Another resident and I approached the drone
operator with our concerns.
He made no apology and only stated that
he was licensed and therefore allowed to y
where he wanted.
As a hobbyist drone ier, I know this is not
the case.
People do at least have a right to privacy in
their own backyards.
This incident should not be treated any
differently from having a strange man walking along a back lane taking photographs of
children through fence gaps.
In such a case, police would be involved.
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is handling the Nedlands incident.
Please say where the drone was ying, the
date and time, and include any photographic
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On behalf of my family, friends and neighbours, I wish to say a huge thank-you to our
outgoing Cambridge mayor, Simon Withers, and
his hard-working councillors for the amazing
job they have done for the Cambridge community over the past decade.
They have achieved so much for us, the list
goes on and on, too long to list it all here.
Our population is on the increase, we all
know that, and an increase in density has to
happen in time whether we like it or not.
In a few years it would be nice to see families
and younger people able to settle on smaller
lots in City Beach, Floreat and so on, and be
close to the ocean.
Our coast is littered with huge monstrosities,
houses that cover almost entire blocks, leaving
hardly enough room for trees let alone gardens.
In conclusion, good luck to Mr Withers and
past councillors who have made Cambridge
council the best in the West.
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thought Halloween had come a day early last Friday, when she trooped
o in the rain to see the legendary English band at Subiaco Oval. Karena
said that with thousands of loyal Mac fans in disposable plastic ponchos
for the concert, it looked as though the band was playing to a sea of
ghosts. And, she said, that seemed to be the theme of the whole night: after
the concert, a series of empty ghost trains whizzed past the crypt-like
Subiaco station, not stopping to pick up any of the soggy, roaring crowd.
Plenty will miss the Subi shuttle

I regularly use the No. 97 bus and
know that without it, signicant
groups of people, most particularly elderly and disabled people,
families with young children, and
students, are going to be left without
any convenient weekend public
transport to go food shopping, attend weekend events, or visit the
sick and aged, (Shuttle to shufe
off, POST, October 31).
Transperth says there are alternative public transport options to
the area, but none actually encompasses the same area, or makes
allowances for people who are
unable to walk distances.
Not highlighted is the fact that on
weekends the 97 route detours to
cover the area serving Hollywood
Hospital and the aged-care accommodation opposite.
Without this bus, this area
will be totally unserved by public transport on Sundays, and
only intermittently by bus 25 on
Saturdays, so pity elderly people
who want to shop or visit friends,
or veterans dependent on public
transport wanting to visit mates
in Hollywood Hospital.
Many students staying close to
UWA do not own cars, and are
busy with studies on weekdays.
On Saturdays, many of them have
Transperth is ending the weekend

No.97 bus, known as the Subi Shuttle.
been using the 97 bus to travel to
Subiaco for their weekly shopping.
Also, many families living elsewhere travel by train to Subiaco
and then use the 97 bus to get
quickly to Sir Charles Gairdner
Hospital to visit their sick.
While route 950 and the circle
bus may also take visitors to and
from this hospital, depending on
the location people have travelled
from, these routes may not be
convenient or timely.
Surely the 97 bus could run from
Subiaco railway station, detour
round the Markets on Rokeby
and rejoin its original route at the
Hamersley Road junction?
B.J. Ho
Broadway, Crawley
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Give us back our bus!

By LLOYD GORMAN
Elderly Shenton Park residents say they will be stranded
when the weekend No.97
Subiaco shuttle bus service is
dropped from Saturday.
Residents of the 65-unit
Housing Authority retirement
village in Nicholson Road, aged
in their 70s to 90s, want the Public
Transport Authority to keep the
bus going, even if it is along a
different route.
The weekend shuttle is being
canned following Subiaco councils decision to close Rokeby
Road for weekend markets.
The 97 bus journey to Subiaco
from the bus stop outside their
village takes minutes.
Marion Box, who has lived at
the complex since it opened 12
years ago, said residents relied
heavily on the No. 97 service at
weekends.
She said the No. 24 and No.
25 buses, which also run past
their homes, did not go close to
Subiaco railway station.
Busted Residents at the 97 bus stop outside their Nicholson Road complex. Photo: Paul McGovern
Claremont dumps fines bonanza

By DAVID COHEN
Claremont council has not
used its revenue-rich Meter
Eyes parking devices for five
years.
But neighbouring Cottesloe
council fined drivers close to
$1million in the 2013 financial
year, about half from overstayers
pinged by its 500 working Eyes.
Meter Eyes are set into the
bitumen of parking bays and
record when cars enter and
leave, sending signals to rangers
via New Zealand, if a car parks
for too long.
Claremonts Eyes cost $158,000
in August 2010, three months be-
Some drivers have told

fore the council building
the POST that when they
was razed by fire.
challenged Cottesloe
Claremont CEO
Meter Eye tickets the
Stephen Goode said the
council had written
devices did not function
them off, citing technical
fully if they did not have
One of the
problems.
a good line of sight to the
Meter Eyes.
Cottesloe CEO Mat
master unit.
Humfrey said there were
They were too complex to operate and could not no technical faults with the Meter
fully integrate with software, Eyes, but there were two ways
errors could occur.
Mr Goode said.
One is that the issuing officer
The company involved did
not try their hardest to solve
problems.
In the end, the old way [of
patrolling rangers marking
tyres with chalk] proved more
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Record sales
Selfie sticks banned

What do guns, knives,
drones and selfie sticks have
in common?
They are all banned
from viewing areas at next
months New York City
marathon.
The NYPD says public
transport is the go during the
event which had more than
50,000 runners last year .
Other banned items include eskys, booze, sleeping
bags, face-covering costumes,
glass containers and pets.
The Book Bazaars record sale

got off to a flying start on Monday
but not everyone was happy
with the prices.
The Bazaar had a $30 price tag
per record, and a couple of callers to the POST thought it was a
bit steep.
One vinyl lover said a Men at
Work album still had the Clef
Music $10.95 sticker on it.
He said a sign was up at the
bazaar, which said: If you dont
want to pay $30 then dont buy

the records.
Spine and Limbless Foundation
manager Joe Tuson said about
$13,000 of records had sold sold
in six hours.
There were one or two
whingers about the pricing but
the rest were just getting on with
things, Joe said.
Every dollar raised helps the
foundation in its work with
people with disabilities.
Daughter tries family patience

A West Leederville couples
fun was spoilt on the weekend.
Were not sports fans at all,
but thought wed record the
Wallabies v All Blacks and watch
it in the morning, after scrupulously and successfully avoiding
hearing any results, one half of
the couple said.
We popped it on, our

daughter wandered down, saw
what we were about to watch
(it hadnt even started yet) and
said: We lost the World Cup,
by the way.
Unbelievable! If she wasnt
moving out, wed be tossing her
out! was their reaction.
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Mosman Park reader sent in this photo of trees in a local park, wondering
if the rings of dead grass at the trees bases had been caused by some
kind of parasite. The explanation, from CEO Kevin Poynton, is that the council
kills o grass around the trees by spraying glyphosate. This stops grass from
growing up and choking the trees, and also means sta slashing weeds with
whipper-snippers dont need to get close to the trunks, preventing accidental
ringbarking, which can be fatal to trees. Mr Poynton says spraying the herbicide has no adverse eect on the trees health.
Heads they win

A double-headed sculpture was (briefly)
on show in Claremont last week.
Methodist Ladies College leavers took
scissors to a school uniform or two, dressed
a statue in the results, and then put the
faces of principal Rebecca Cody and deputy
Yvonne Palmer on top.
The artwork attracted many admiring
glances before it was disassembled.
POST puzzles Perth

A warm welcome and suspicion greeted
a POST reporter at a meeting of the City
of Perth this week.
While some of PCCs eight councillors
seemed genuinely curious and even
happy to see the POST, at least one of
their number seemed puzzled.
Another councillor suggested the POST
was outside its usual patch, though it has
always included the PCCs West Perth
and Crawley.
The council was considering plans for
a new UWA academic campus at Matilda
Bay, Crawley. Given that Perth could grab
Subiacos South ward under the City of
Perth Bill, perhaps its councillors need
to fully embrace, or exclude, the 3000
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Scaffidi forced to defend actions oval
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By LLOYD GORMAN
A Perth reporter and ratepayer found a way to sidestep

a media blackout imposed by
lord mayor Lisa Scaffidi and
force her to publicly defend
herself this week.
Television reporter Oliver
Peterson turned up at Tuesday

nights Perth council meeting
as a ratepayer and exercised
his right as a resident to lodge a
list of questions just before the
meeting started.
Along with other media Mr
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Last month, the Corruption
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one to the Olympics in Beijing in
2008, valued at around $50,000.
ATOM smasher
By DAVID HUDLESTON
A powerful short film about a
young woman coming to terms
with her demons has won a
national award for a Subiaco
student.
Luci Trevaskis (19), studying
architecture at the University of
WA, made the film, Dark Matter,
as a Year 12 project when she
was at St Hildas.
She won the award for the
best senior secondary fiction
film in the ATOM (Australian
Teachers of Media) awards in
Melbourne last week.
The film was part of Lucis
WACE submission.
Luci said that when she had
been given the school assignment there had been several
high-profile deaths involving
suicide and depression, including actor Robin Williams,
singer Simone Battle and TV
personality Charlotte Dawson,
as well a family friend.
It just got me thinking that
people with depression drive
themselves to harm themselves,
Luci said.
I discussed it with my brother
Jake and we developed the idea
that it was a demon of the mind.
The more a person thinks
about their mental illness, the
more it consumes them.
The 6pm meeting was nearly

30 minutes late.
Mrs Scaffidi said she would
read out and answer the seven
questions directly.
The first asked what the PCC
intended to do as a result of the
CCCs findings that showed she
had contravened the councils
code of conduct.
This is a matter currently
before the Department of Local
Government and I have made it
very clear that while it is before
the department I will respect
that process, Mrs Scaffidi said.
She was also asked if she had
considered not standing for reelection, given the prospect of
an adverse finding by the CCC
investigation.
The answer is, the referral
of this matter was made public
in initial media reports and was
therefore a matter of public
knowledge, she said.
Asked if she knew that a finding was likely during the mayoral
election for the PCC she said it
was appropriately a matter
for the CCC.
I have acknowledged the errors I have made and vowed to
ensure the people of Perth can
have full confidence in myself
and other councillors, she said.
Subiaco council has set a 12month limit to work out what

should happen to Subiaco Oval
when AFL football leaves it
in 2018.
The council wants to get
a wide range of groups including the WA Football
Commission, the West Coast
Eagles, Subiaco Football Club,
the Department of Housing
and neighbouring residents
around the table to thrash out
a shared vision for the future
of the oval.
It will then take a final proposal to the state government.
Up to $100,000 could be paid
to a consultant to manage the
council-led initiative.
Subiaco councillors will be
asked at next weeks development services committee meeting to get the ball rolling.
A staff report said: While it
is premature to speculate what
the shared vision would be, at a
minimum it would include the
retention of the oval in a boutique stadium format with an
appropriate mix of recreational,
residential and commercial
Rokeby ready for markets

A busy Subiaco carpark has
been upgraded and opened
just in time for the start of the
citys new street markets this
weekend.
Dealing with demons ... Luci Trevaskis with a scene from her awardwinning film Dark Matters. Photo: Paul McGovern
Weeks of disruptive resurfacing and drainage works in

the area between Coles and
Crossways Shopping Centre
ended this week.
Parking could be an important element of the markets
success if estimates of between
25,000 and 50,000 visitors are
realised.
Subiaco CEO Don Burnett said

a couple of bays in the carpark
had been lost to protect the roots
of mature trees.
But there would be more
spaces for motorbikes.
Markets on Rokeby will be
Perths biggest weekend street
market, according to operators
Venn Property Group.
Stalls and traders will be
spread along Rokeby Road,
between Bagot Road and
Hay Street, on Saturdays and
Sundays.
Cop saves girl in train fall

An off-duty police officer pulled a young
girl to safety after she slipped between a
train and the platform in Mosman Park on
Tuesday afternoon.
He heard the girls screams at Victoria Street
station at about 4pm.
The girl, who was with her mother, had run
towards the train as it slowed.
She jumped towards the side of the train and
fell between it and the platform.
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Engineering an ethical life

By DAVID COHEN
In her UWA office, engineering professor Caroline Baillie
has several bullshit bags on
her pin-up board.
I dont have enough to go
around, she said.
Also on the board is a poster
which says: It will be a great
day when our schools have all
the money they need, and our
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to buy a bomber.
The systems we have arent
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We have a very problematic
global economic system, and a
massive gap between rich and
poor.
My work in some part tries
to address that.
Professor Baillie is a materials
engineer and chair of engineering education at UWA.

Next Tuesday, she will give a
talk on recycling at the Grove
library.
She was born and raised in
the UK, where she helped make
science programs for the BBC.
The programs were called
Build the Impossible, she said.
We tried to re-create ancient
technologies with what we
thought people knew then.
We built a Drebbel submarine, a 17th century submarine
that was supposed to go down
the Thames and sneak under
enemy barriers.
In those days, they didnt
know about oxygen and carbon
dioxide, so its hard to imagine
how they designed a submarine
for 12 people.
I was struck by how amazing
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and a Neurologist at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital.
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can be prevented and treated and discuss future
directions in research and practice.
Friday 20 November 5.00pm followed by refreshments
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natural materials were, which

were all they had available to
them at that time.
The team also tried to recreate the torsion spring on a
ballista, a fixed platform that
launched a projectile at a distant target.
But we couldnt re-create the
qualities of the animal tendon
spring with polymer material.
All Professor Baillies work is
related to social justice.
She said she had been shocked
when people told her the reason
she was being an engineer was
to make money.
I thought, what if Im an engineer who serves people first
and foremost? she said.
That changes what we produce in the world and how we
live.
To help get her message
across, she runs a theatre
company, Critical Stage,
with professional actors,
and has produced performances such as Michael
Frayns Copenhagen, about
the development of the
atomic bomb.
It aimed to opened
peoples eyes to the issues
about ethics and engineering, Professor Baillie said.
For example: is it inevitable that we create
something that could cause
so much harm?
Its a good way of getting
my students to think about
engineering and scientific
knowledge.
Professor Baillie started
her not-for-profit organisation, Waste for Life, in
Africa in 2006.
We found women in
Lesotho making skin cream
from agave, she said.
They threw away the
waste fibres and leaves.
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them turn the waste into ceiling tiles for their houses, and
alleviating the heat in their
tin-roofed homes.
In Argentina, Waste for Life
helped boost incomes when
groups were taught how to separate plastics and turn them into
composites of fibre and plastic.
Its about helping people to
develop businesses themselves,
Professor Baillie said.
Because her work in engineering and social justice also
enters the mining arena, she is
often invited to speak about the

impact of mining.
The head offices and CEOs of
mining companies know about
social conflicts and human rights
abuses, but something along the
chain goes wrong, she said.
We aim to help communities communicate their issues
in technical terms that mining
companies can understand.
Professor Baillies free talk,
part of National Recycling
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The Australian
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Amendment 31 hits heritage snag

A message from on high.
Bishop signals
SAS backdown
A POST readers aerial protest to save Seaward Village
from civilian redevelopment
worked even before his aircraft
got off the ground.
Julie Bishop signalled a backdown soon after learning about
a Swanbourne residents plan to
hire a light plane to tow a banner
over her electorate of Curtin for
two hours last Saturday (Bishop
sky-bombed to save SAS homes,
POST, October 31).
The Foreign Minister and
Curtin MP was contacted by
ABC Radio for comment on
the POSTs report once the
paper came out early on Friday
morning.
Within hours, Ms Bishop had
organised a meeting with the
Minister responsible.
Shortly afterwards she issued
a statement to all media that
indicated the elaborate and
expensive plan to bulldoze the
houses and bush and sell private
home sites could be abandoned.
The statement said she had
asked new assistant Defence
Minister Darren Chester to
review the proposal and suggested funding from the sale of
Leeuwin Barracks.
This would be an alternative to selling a quarter of the
oceanfront government land
to private buyers, using the
money to fund the bulldozing
and totally rebuilding a more
compact Seaward Village for
SAS families on the least attractive land.
Heritage Office director

Graeme Gammie wrote to the
Planning Departments director general Gail McGowan in
September, saying his ofce
had not been consulted on
Amendment 31, as required
POST reader and Swanbourne

resident Peter privately paid
$1155 to hire a plane to tow a
banner over the western suburbs
on Saturday.
The light plane towed the
sign along the river and up and
down the beaches from North
Fremantle to Scarborough for
two hours.
In another development, the
government announced that
Peter Howman, CEO of Defence
Housing Australia, the protmaking government-owned development company responsible
for the controversial Seaward
plan, had left the organisation.
Andrew Leahy, vice-president of the SAS Regimental
Association, said he was not
surprised Mr Howman had left.
It was all smoke and mirrors,
he said.
It was evident that the consultation with SAS families and
civilian residents of Swanbourne
near the base had been done
backwards.
DHA had evidently made up
its mind about what it was going
to do then engaged in a sham
consultation process, he said.
Even while Mr Howman was
telling a Senate estimates committee that there was zero intention
right now today for DHA to sell
any land we own a paper trail
existed to show that plans were
well progressed, Mr Leahy said.
It was clear that security and
welfare considerations were
not a high priority for DHA in
its decision-making process,
he said.
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by law.
The amendment, backed by
Cambridges former mayor
Simon Withers and the council,
would increase housing density
in City Beach and Floreat.
The amendment divided
Cambridge council and was
a game-changer in its recent
election, with the mayoral chain
won by anti-Amendment-31
candidate Keri Shannon.
Four days before the election, Cambridge councilsent the
amendment to the WA Planning
Top soccer scouts eye local talent

An international soccer
player and talent scout for a
top Brazilian team is putting
local players through their
paces.
Former Argentine striker
Dario Gigena has teamed with
Subiaco AFC coach Marcelo
Jorquera to teach soccer skills
and look out for promising new
players to try out for Ponte
Preta, a Brazilian division one

team Dario has played for.
Dario played for several rst
division Argentine clubs as well
as for Rayo Vallecano in Spain.
The two men know each other
from Colombia, where Marcelo
coached a team Dario played on.
They will be back on the
pitch together next week for a
paid soccer clinic for under-six
Tuesday
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Cambridge council received
complaints in August, saying
the amendment should have
gone through the Heritage Ofce.
At its meeting that month the
council resolved to exclude
two heritage-listed sites from
Amendment 31.
But the council did not resolve
to review heritage value of City
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Subiaco scene
Markets on Rokeby
Markets on Rokeby has hit the streets of Subiaco!
Learn about the role maps and aerial images can play in telling the
story of development in Western Australia with special guest and
Senior Archivist from the State Records Ofce, Dave Whiteford.
For more information about the awards and for

library opening hours, visit the citys website
www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/photography
With a focus on locally produced, home-grown goodness,

Markets on Rokeby features over 130 stalls showcasing the
best of Western Australian produce, fashion, arts, wares and
entertainment.
Then, be the rst to view Subiaco Museums latest

exhibition. Subi from the sky uses mapping and aerial images
to explore the transition of Subiaco from an open bush and
wetlands to a thriving inner-city community.
Asbestos Awareness Month
The markets, which are located on Rokeby Road between Hay

Street and Bagot Road, will be open every Saturday and Sunday
from 9am to 4pm.
When: Monday 23 November, from 6pm

Where: Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco
Visitors to the markets are encouraged to use alternative

transport options. There are plenty of bike racks available
throughout the town centre and Subiaco is well serviced by
train and bus routes.
For more information on road closures and parking, visit
www.subiaco.wa.gov.au
For more information on the markets, visit
www.marketsonrokeby.com.au
Remembrance Day
commemorations
Book your free tickets online at www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/events
Final weeks of When the Great War

came to Subiaco
While Subiaco Museum is preparing to launch its next exciting
exhibition, there are only a few weeks left to see the museums
current exhibition When the Great War came to Subiaco.
Dont miss your chance to follow Subiaco soldiers into the
trenches, peer into the homes of local families and examine
the behaviour of community organisations and the Council to
gain a better understanding of the wars effects on individuals,
families, neighbourhoods and the broader community.
The month of November is Asbestos Awareness Month, an

initiative of the Asbestos Education Committee. At least one in
three Australian homes contains products entirely or partially
comprised of asbestos bres. Asbestos products can most likely
be found in any Australian home built or renovated before
1987, including those constructed of brick, weatherboard, bro
or a home with exterior cladding.
If you are thinking about renovating or doing any DIY projects
around the home, you must be aware of asbestos and the
health risks associated with handling asbestos products. For
information regarding how to safely manage asbestos found in
the home, please visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au
Food Safety Week

Sunday 8 to 15 of November is Food Safety Week, which
promotes the education of individuals on food safety risks
within the home.
In Australia each year an estimated 4.1 million people
contract food poisoning, of which 1 million visit their
local doctor, 32 000 people are admitted to hospital and
unfortunately 86 people die.
The city, together with the Shenton Park RSL Sub-Branch, invites
you to attend the 2015 Remembrance Day service and morning
tea to honour the brave men and women who served our country.
The exhibition is on display until Saturday 14 November at

Subiaco Museum.
When: Wednesday 11 November, from 10.50am

Where: Subiaco Fallen Soldiers Memorial, Rankin Gardens,
corner Rokeby and Hamersley roads
Opening hours are Tuesday to Friday from 1pm to 4pm and

Saturday from 12pm to 4pm. For more information, contact
9237 9227 or visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au
We hope to see you there.
Photographic Awards exhibition
Reduce the risks of contracting food poisoning by following

some simple steps; clean and dry your hands thoroughly, chill
food to 5C or below and transport food appropriately, cook
meat to at least 75C and separate and securely cover cooked
and raw foods to prevent cross contamination.
Dont forget to check out the 2015 Photographic Awards

exhibition. Head to Subiaco Library and vote for your favourite
snap to win the 2015 Peoples Choice Award.
For further information on Food Safety Week and handy tips

about how to protect you and your family from food poisoning,
please visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au
Subi from the sky museum launch

To celebrate Subiaco Museums latest exhibition Subi from the
sky, you are invited to attend an evening talk and launch event
held at Subiaco Library.
Voting and exhibition close Sunday 29 November.
Community notices
Q Development Services Committee
meeting Tuesday 10 November
6904 or emailed to city@subiaco.wa.gov.au by 5pm on 30

November 2015.
25 Bishop Street, Jolimont Change of use from ofce to

health studio
67 Denis Street, Subiaco Reconsideration of revised plans
following mediation
184 Park Street Subiaco Ancillary dwelling to existing single house
Subiaco Oval vision Project plan and short term outcomes
Tender Provision of casual parking and information ofcers
Proposal to include four places on the Local Government Inventory
and Town Planning Scheme Register of Places of Cultural Heritage
Signicance Advertising for public submissions
Heritage Grant Fund applications
The terms and conditions are available for download on the

citys website www.subiaco.wa.gov.au or by contacting
Soa Boranga, Coordinator Subiaco Heritage on 9237 9222.
Q Nominations for City of Subiaco Heritage

Advisory Service
Nominations are currently being sought for the City of Subiaco
Heritage Advisory Service.
The Heritage Advisory Service provides expert heritage,
architectural and conservation advice to owners of places of
cultural heritage signicance located within the City of Subiaco.
Nominations for three (3) professionals to provide the heritage
advisory service are invited from persons who demonstrate a
high level of expertise, appropriate qualications and substantial
experience in heritage architecture and/or conservation works.
Professionals with local knowledge and experience, and with
practices in or within close proximity of the Subiaco area, are
preferred. The term of appointment to the advisory service will
be for three years and will expire on 30 December 2018.
Nominations should be addressed to the Chief Executive Ofcer
and posted to the City of Subiaco, PO Box 270, Subiaco WA
Q Development applications received

Property
Description
1/150 Broadway,
Crawley
502 Hay Street,
Subiaco
208 Hensman Road,
Shenton Park
173 Barker Road,
Subiaco
23 Railway Road,
Subiaco
Display of advertising signage
55 Salvado Road,
Subiaco
263 Hay Street,
Subiaco
Change of use from ofce/retail to

medical centre
Alterations and additions to an existing
dwelling
Alterations and additions to an existing
dwelling
Amendment to previously approved
Development Assessment Panel
application (DP/12/01316) for alterations
and additions to existing ve storey
mixed use development ofces, small
bar, restaurant and multiple dwellings
(retrospective approval)
Change of use from showroom to
veterinary clinic
Development Assessment Panel
application for demolition of existing
buildings and construction of four storey
mixed use building comprising basement
parking, ofces, shops, tavern and sixtythree multiple dwellings
6777 Rokeby Road,

Subiaco
240 Hamersley
Road, Subiaco
Application for temporary event marquee

to be erected to existing bar/restaurant
Alterations and additions to existing
dwelling
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

QSee Subi on Sunday
Take a ninety minute walk and discover the colourful history of
the western section of the Perth Commonage in Subi Centro
and follow the gradual transformation of the site.
Sunday 8 November, 1.30pm
Start and nish on the corner of Stubbs Terrace and Hay
Street, Jolimont
For more information, contact Subiaco Museum on 9237 9227
No RSVP required
QFrom Gallipoli to Lemnos Hospital

lunchtime talk
Dr Davina French will present a free talk about Subiaco resident
Fred Jacobys ght for the proper treatment of ex-servicemen
suffering from shell shock and mental illness after they
returned from the First World War.
Friday 13 November, 12.15pm
Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco
Bookings are essential. Contact Subiaco Library on 9237 9300
or visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/events
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Keep our cash at home this Christmas

By BRET CHRISTIAN
A campaign to encourage
western suburb people to confine their Christmas shopping
to local businesses has been
launched by the Rotary Club
of Matilda Bay.
Local businesses keep neighbourhoods vibrant and unique,
Rotarys Peter McKerracher

said.
It would help to keep our
money in the local community
rather than going offshore,
where most gifts are manufactured.
Local businesses, especially
owner-operators who make, grow
or provide a service, should be
encouraged to provide Christmas
gift vouchers.
And locals should be encouraged to give a voucher for
a garden makeover, a carwash,
picture framing, beauty service,
window cleaning etc.
The list is endless.
Dr McKerracher is the Matilda
Bay clubs acting secretary.
Studies have shown that
local businesses produce more

income, jobs and revenues for
local regions.
Shopping local is good for the
environment, often reducing the
need to ship in products.
Local businesses are tied into
the future of their communities and do things like donate
more money to local causes
and events.
Is Curtin Ave on the move?
Cott rocked
by CBH noise
A $40million realignment of Cottesloes

Curtin Avenue is in the works.
A Main Roads spokeswoman did not answer
queries about the project but said it was in
the planning phase.
It is understood the road will be shifted
east, and the Cottesloe police station and the
power sub-station near Finey Street would
need to be moved. The work could start in
the 2017-18 financial year.
It was a noisy Melbourne Cup

at the Cottesloe Beach Hotel
on Tuesday.
The hotel had a horse on its
grounds for the event and a
nearby resident said there was
loud amplified music coming
from the hotel, in Marine Parade.
The resident complained to
Cottesloe council, as amplified
music is a breach of the hotels
liquor licence.
He said the noise started at
11.45am, and continued until
12.30.
Powerful sound equipment
located in the beer garden put
out music, racing commentary
and voice at a volume that was
a nuisance a kilometre away,
the resident said.
This loud amplified sound
disturbed many nearby
Cottesloe residents, including
me.
I was not in a position to
measure it, but it was obviously
and blatantly in excess of any
permitted noise level.
If the council does not prosecute the CBH, then it is telling the CBH that it may ignore
noise restrictions and licensing
requirements with impunity.
For every $100 spent at a local

and independent business, $68
stays in the local economy,
economists say.
They call this the multiplier
effect meaning the money is
then re-spent by the owners
and employees of the first shop
at other restaurants, clothing
stores, bars, spas, gift stores, dentists, car mechanics and more.
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Mr Major recently battled with
Cambridge council for permission to
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Mr Major said that though Cambridge
councillors had voted to let him keep the
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New bins to make recycling easy

New dual bin enclosures installed at Floreat Beach
are the Towns latest weapon to combat recyclables
being dumped in landfill.
campaign and the new public place dual bins the Town
provides residents with many services to help make recycling
as easy as possible:
The bins enclosures house a 240L recycling and 240L general

waste bin, giving beachgoers the chance to choose the
recycling option while at the beach.
Floreat Beach is the first location to receive the new

enclosures with a roll-out of bins to other locations along the
coast to follow over the coming months.
These enclosures are now the standard public use bins for
across the Town, and will replace existing park and street bins
when upgrades occur.
Just like at home all paper, plastic, glass, metal and cardboard
including coffee cups, pizza boxes and clean food packaging
can be recycled in the new bins.
Cambridge is proud to be a leader in local government

recycling and waste minimisation. We are committed to
diverting as much waste as possible from landfill and thank all
our residents for their continuing support of this program.
Complementing the Towns Maximum Recovery education
Deputy Mayor Cr OConnor testing out the new

recycling stations
Free upgrades to 360L recycling bins

No charge for a second recycling bin
Reduced charge for a 120L landfill bin
240L green waste bins for garden organics
Conveniently located Recycling Stations for free disposal
of batteries, fluorescent tubes and globes, mobile phones
and printer cartridges
Free mattress collection service
Two free e-waste drop off days per year; and
Two free bulk green waste collections per year
For more information contact waste@cambridge.wa.gov.au or call 9347 6000.
WHATS on in TOWN ...
Get bushfire ready

Are you prepared for the bushfire season?
Keep yourself, your family, property and community safe
and get bushfire ready today.
To help prevent the spread of fire remove all flammable
material from your property, establish firebreaks and
develop a bushfire survival plan.
November is National Asbestos Awareness Month and the Town

of Cambridge is urging homeowners, renovators, tradies and
handymen to get to know asbestos and its harmful effects.
The Department of Fire and Emergency Services has

prepared the Prepare.Act.Survive Guide to help members
of the community prepare for the bushfire season.
Asbestos can be found in various places around the home and

the Town supports its safe removal to reduce the danger to
residents.
To learn more visit www.areyouready.wa.gov.au

or www.cambridge.wa.gov.au/firebreaks
For more information visit www.cambridge.wa.gov.au/asbestos
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available to help with Town enquiries, payment of rates
and pet registrations.
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In addition, to simplify our facilities booking process,

The Boulevard Centre is now the central location for
all bookings for the Wembley Community Centre,
Leederville Town Hall and Holyrood Pavilion.
The Boulevard Centre
The Town has extended the operating hours
of our customer service desk at The Boulevard
Centre located below Cambridge Library at the
Floreat Forum Shopping Centre.
The hours of operation are now Monday to Friday, 9am
to 3pm.
To book the Wembley Community Centre, Leederville

Town Hall or Holyrood Pavilion call 9383 8900 or email
wcc@cambridge.wa.gov.au
Bookings for the The Boulevard Centre can be made by
calling 9383 8901 or email
boulevard@cambridge.wa.gov.au
To book the Quarry Amphitheatre call 9385 7144 or
email admin@quarryamphitheatre.com.au
The customer service team at The Boulevard Centre are
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Scrabble word
a world beater
Question remains
on freight law
By JACOB NAZROO
By LOUISA WALES
A group from Perth Modern

School took on contestants
from the rest of the world
in the annual World Youth
Scrabble Championship in
the University of WA last
weekend.
The vital question about whether heavy container trucks will

continue to use Curtin Avenue
through Cottesloe and roads north
remains unanswered.
The event was open to eight

to 15-year-old contestants.
Youth champion of the world,
Singaporean Nicholas Hong
(15), won after almost two days
of games and said his English
was better than his Chinese.
In one game he said he played
the word atropines without
knowing what it meant.
You do not have to know
what it means I remember
reading it, he said.
(Atropines help relieve
spasms of the gastrointestinal
tract, the bladder, and the
biliary tract.)
Perth Modern player Aditya
Bose-Mandal said he competed
regularly around Perth, where
there is a big community of
Scrabble players.
There are a lot of participants under 18 the community is growing, he said.
Karen Richards, who has organised the event for 10 years,
said she had a passion for doing
A thrilled Nicholas Hong received his World Youth Scrabble Championship trophy from UWA vice-chancellor Paul Johnson. INSET: Some
of the students from Perth Modern School are, front from left, Aditya
Bose-Mandal, Ben Creighton and Liana Aho. At the back are Radheya
Jegatheva, left, and Rahul Jegatheva.
this with young kids.
I like to get people to experience other cultures, she said.
There are lots of children
here without English as a first
language ... it is a good way for

them to learn English.
Next years world youth
championship will be in Lille,
France.
Ice addict back to screams

A Taronga Way, City Beach, resident
vacated his house after being given an ultimatum by Cambridge council to clean up
in a week or be kicked out.
The health notice was given on October 13
after months of disturbance and police visits
to the resident, who neighbours believe is an
ice addict.
Another Taronga Way resident told the POST
the man had left for five days from October 26
but returned 1am on Saturday with people she
suspected to be drug dealers.
There have been primeval screams since
he came back, the resident said.
Cambridge CEO Jason Buckley was unsure
if the man was evicted or if he left of his own
accord, but confirmed the council had not organised the repairs to his house that occurred
during his five-day absence.
A Taronga Way resident thinks the man was

was advised by the trust-owners of his inheritance to leave and have the place cleaned and
the damage repaired.
Since his return, a neighbour said: The
rubbish is worse than ever.
I do not think he has emptied his inside
rubbish in a month.
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Nedlands council said it
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the project would depend on
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The work could take two
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This came to light as a mystery

was solved about how a crucial,
misleading word in a Main Roads
WA presentation was changed.
In a PowerPoint presentation
made to Cottesloe councillors
on September 23, Main Roads
public relations representative
Chris Rickard said the freight
link would be a regulated route
(Truth missing in truck fight,
POST, October 10).
Regulated means that heavy
container and truck traffic from
Fremantle port through Curtin
Avenue and the western suburbs
would be forced on to a southern
loop using the new Roe 8 truck
freeway.
Contractors to build Roe 8 were
announced this week by Premier
Colin Barnett.
In September, Mr Rickard
showed councillors a slide that
said charges and routes will be
regulated to control leakage.
But after questions from two
councillors asking for evidence
about how the route would be
regulated, Mr Rickard said he
could not answer immediately.
By the time he emailed a copy
of the PowerPoint presentation
slides to Cottesloe council CEO
Mat Humfreys office several
days later, he had changed the
wording on that slide to charges
and routes could be regulated to
control leakage.
Mr Rickard said he now believed
the word could was a more accurate description of the current
situation than will.
Mr Rickard said he had made

the change to reflect the current
status of the project, a status
that would have been identical
at the time of the presentation
to councillors just days before.
He said the information he presented to councillors was simply a
case of a slight wording change.
Cottesloe council uploaded
on to its website the reworded
PowerPoint slides sent by Mr
Rickard, leading to a discrepancy
between what Main Roads told
the councillors and what is on
the councils website.
Cottesloe mayor Jo Dawkins also
copied the original wording of the
slide on to a pre-election mayors
letter delivered to each home
reassuring Cottesloe residents
about the freight linkd
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Carnabys will
all be gone in
our lifetime
There has been a gradual and
continuous extinction of native
bird species in the Perth region.
We have lost the golden whistler, yellow robin, red-winged
fairy-wren and a suite of other
small birds reliant on the bush.
This years Great Cocky Count
Report, released on Friday,
October 30, shows that carnabys
cockatoo numbers continue to
decline at the rate of between
10% and 20% per year.
There is no sign that recovery
of the species will happen, so
carnabys will become extinct
within our lifetimes if we cant
turn the decline around.
So what is the state government doing to help this species?
The count report says: The
state government is undertaking a strategic assessment of
the impacts of development
in the Perth to Peel coastal
plain area, with the intention
of mitigating or offsetting the
impacts of habitat removal on
black cockatoos.
Gosh, what a great idea.
Buy some land hundreds of
kilometres away, while at the
same time destroying the bush
where cockatoos feed and roost.
In addition, take away the
Gnangara pines, where cockatoos have learnt to feed and
which are now essential for
their survival.
The government has a plan
called Bush Forever, Keeping
the Bush in the City, the culmination of a process of identifying,
protecting and managing significant bush and wetland areas
and the linkages between them.
More letters page 38
Any new dents in your almost-new hatchback?

Dear parents,
Here is the good news: you
got your son(s) home safe on the
morning of last Friday, October
30 that is such a relief.
Now heres the bad news: in
the early hours of that morning,
three young men stood around
drinking beer in Mason Gardens
and had the great idea to take
their car for a spin.
A fairly new looking black,
five-door small car, possibly a
hatchback, was driven up a path
and into the gardens where
yes, its hard to believe boys
being boys, they used the gardens (turtle pond and all) as a
race track.
Everything was going spin-
ningly well until bang!

They slewed across the lawn
and hit one of those silly old
trees near Doonan Road.
Parents: if you looked in your
driveway over the weekend
(or maybe the boys werent as
courageous about bringing the
car home), you might have noticed quite a bump on the cars
left side.
It definitely lost some windows.
Oh, and after hitting the first
tree, they drove it forward and
hit another tree, so there are
possibly more dents in the front
bumper.
Nevertheless, a good time was
had by all.
The other good news is that the

police arrived not more than five
minutes after the boys and car
had departed the scene.
One boy was on foot.
Was this a leavers thing?
As good parents, you may like
to let your boy(s) know that the
ratepayers (you included) pay for
the upkeep of Mason Gardens.
And children play there, so all
the glass left around the base
of the tree is a bit of a safety
hazard.
Any chance you and your
boys might like to clear it up
and maybe chat to the council
about reparation to the lawn?
Name withheld by request
Melvista Avenue, Nedlands
Can we have
fries with that?
Marg Owen sent in this photo of
a red-tailed cockatoo, one of the
endangered black cockatoo species that depend on urban bush
for habitat and food.
Hows this for a plan?
The state government gives
statutory protection to these
identified brilliant Bush Forever
places with their links and plans
our city around them.
Bush Forever sites, like the
bush in Underwood Avenue, are
not convenient places for roads,
schools, houses, inland marinas
or sand and limestone mining.
Our black cockatoos must
survive.
So here, on the Swan coastal
plain, they need bush like
Underwood, and they also need
the pine trees in Gnangara.
Margaret Owen
Daglish Street, Wembley
I congratulate John Stickle on

his well-penned letter regarding
Halloween (Is Halloween an
American trick or a treat?,
POST, October 31).
Let me add just another to the
list of abhorrent gifts that country has bestowed on Australia:
fast food.
Australia now ranks second
in the world in obesity.
When we recently returned
from France, we were again
reminded of how fat the majority
of Australians are.
We should all study and adopt
the French lifestyle rather than
being led through the nose by
money-making rubbish such as
Halloween and Valentines Day.
The French enjoy simple and
well-presented, flavoursome
meals, not huge amounts of rubbish dumped unceremoniously
on a plate or eaten from a box.
Michael J. Meehan
Luita Street, Wembley Downs
t long last the cygnets have arrived at Lake Jualbup. These three
cygnets regularly ride within the feathers on a parents back at this
early stage, but Shenton Park resident Jeremy Burkett caught them on
one of their first paddles. No ugly ducklings, these three are capturing
the attention of all the regulars at the lake.
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NEWS UPDATE
NOVEMBER 2015
FAST TRACK CERTIFICATIONS
DOGS
City Rangers have noticed that a number of dogs are being walked off a lead outside of dog
exercise areas. Dog owners are advised that is a requirement of the Dog Act 1976 that while
outside designated dog exercise areas, dogs must always be walked on lead. This ensures safety
and amenity for all residents. It is important to note that designated dog exercise areas end at
the edge of the reserve and do not include the footpath or roadways adjacent to the reserve.
Nearly all reserves within the City are dog exercise areas with the exception of:
Swanbourne Beach Reserve (signs indicate where dogs may exercise)
Infant Health Care Playground, Strickland Street
Hollywood Tennis Courts areas and surrounds
Karella St playground
Leura Street playground
Campsie Street playground.
More information about the care and control of dogs is available on the Citys website or
by contacting Ranger Services on 9273 3500.
PREMIERS AUSTRALIA DAY ACTIVE

CITIZENSHIP AWARDS 2016
REMEMBRANCE DAY CEREMONY 2015
The City of Nedlands is now accepting nominations for

the Premiers Australia Day Active Citizenship Awards.
We invite you to nominate an inspiring local community
member or group for one of the following awards:
Perth War Graves Cemetery, Smyth Road,

Nedlands.
Premiers Australia Day Active Citizenship Award

for a person under 25 years
for a community group or event
Nomination forms are available from
www.ausdaywa.com.au or alternatively at the
Administration Building, 71 Stirling Highway
Nedlands. Once completed, please submit your
nomination to council@nedlands.wa.gov.au or via post
to City of Nedlands, PO Box 9 Nedlands WA 6909. The
nomination period closes on Friday 27 November 2015.
For more information, please contact Samantha
Edwards, Administration and Events Officer on
sedwards@nedlands.wa.gov.au or 9273 3500.
SUMMER BUSINESS SUNDOWNER

Please join the Mayor, Councillors and the Citys
senior staff as well as other local business people
for a relaxed sundowner.
Thursday 26 November, 5.30 pm to 6.30 pm
City of Nedlands Admin building
71 Stirling Highway
Please RSVP on 9273 3518 or
sedwards@nedlands.wa.gov.au by 19 November.
HELP PROTECT NATIVE ANIMALS

The Western Suburbs Regional Organisation of
Councils (WESROC) will conduct a monitoring and
control study of feral animals in bushland in the
Western Suburbs, starting 2 November.
Motion sensor cameras will be installed in bushland
to provide a better understanding of how many feral
animals live in bushland areas.
WESROC would like to involve the community
in this monitoring to report sightings, go
nedlands.wa.gov.au/report-feral-animal-sightings
Wednesday 11 November 2015 10:30 am to 12 pm
After the ceremony please join us for morning tea

at the Hollywood-Subiaco Bowling Club, 42 Smyth
Road, Nedlands.
For more information, please contact Misha Elliott,
Community Development Officer (Events), on
9273 3634 or melliott@nedlands.wa.gov.au
On 19 October 2015 the Planning and Development (Local

Planning Schemes) Regulations 2014 (Regulations) came
into effect. As a consequence certain types of development
(eg a single house) do not require development approval if
they fully comply with all Town Planning Scheme No. 2, and
State and Local Planning Policy requirements. You must still
obtain a building permit prior to constructing.
When applying for a building permit you are required
to provide a copy of the development approval issued
previously or provide conrmation from a suitably qualied
person that the proposed development complies with the
applicable planning legislation.
To assist with expediting the process and provide an
affordable service, the City has introduced a fast track
certification process. This will enable residents and
developers to obtain written confirmation from the City,
for a fee of $73.00, as to whether development approval is
required. Should development approval be required this fee
will then be deducted from the development application fee.
The City will provide written conrmation within 5 business
days as to whether development approval is required.
Please contact the Citys Statutory Planning section on 9273
3500 if you have any queries.
CITY OF NEDLANDS RIVERBANK GRANTS

SCHEME 2014-15 WATKINS ROAD AND
POINT RESOLUTION RESERVE
The City of Nedlands, in collaboration with the Department
of Parks and Wildlifes Rivers and Estuaries Division,
recently completed two river foreshore restoration projects
at Watkins Road and Point Resolution Reserve. These
projects were undertaken with funding received through
the Department of Parks and Wildlifes Riverbank Grants
program. Both projects have been implemented to help
protect riverfront infrastructure from exposure to high
energy waves and natural erosion processes.
BE WATERWISE THIS SUMMER

A long hot summer is coming and your garden will
be thirsty. Be waterwise and stick to your rostered
watering days, water once in a day and remember
to water before 9am or after 6pm.
You can find your watering days and great ideas
for conserving water in your home and garden at
www.watercorporation.com.au.
VOLUNTEER DRIVERS WANTED

Do you like to drive and enjoy helping people? Why not assist
our seniors by driving them to appointments and shopping
trips? The City of Nedlands is looking for volunteer drivers
to join the dedicated team at the Nedlands Community Care
Volunteer Transport Service for one to three hours a week.
Make a difference and volunteer today!
This months hot tip! Water in the morning the

water will soak into the roots of your plants for
them to drink throughout the day.
Fo r f u r t h e r i n f o r m a t i o n a b o u t t h i s a n d o t h e r
exciting volunteer roles, please contact Matthew
Kohler, Volunteer Services Officer, on 9273 3641 or
mkohler@nedlands.wa.gov.au
BUSHFIRE NOTICE
FAMILY CHRISTMAS FUN
The Citys Rangers would like to remind all

residential property owners or occupiers that on or
before 30 November 2015 all grass and inammable
matter on their land and verge must be cleared
or slashed to a height not exceeding 5 cm. All
other properties must provide for a 3 m rebreak
immediately inside the external boundaries of the
land. In addition to this trees must be trimmed
back to provide a vertical clearance of a minimum
of 3.5 m to allow re appliances to drive along the
rebreak. If it is not practicable for any reason to
clear rebreaks or take measures in accordance
with the requirements of the Bush Fire Notice,
you may apply to the City of Nedlands before 19
November to take alterative measures. A copy
of the Bushfire Notice for 2015 is available at
nedlands.wa.gov.au/re-hazards-and-bush-res.
If you have any enquiries please contact Ranger
Services on 9273 3500.
DivaLicious - Festive Frolics!

Enjoy the angelic voices of soprano duo DivaLicious from
Australias Got Talent. Revel in the glorious harmonies
and magical music of Christmas song favourites as Fiona
Cooper Smyth and Penny Shaw celebrate this special
season with you. We guarantee you will leave on a Ding
Dong Merrily high!
Monday 30 November 2015 5.30 pm - 7 pm
Tuart Room, Mt Claremont Community Centre
105 Montomery Ave, Mt Claremont 6010
COUNCIL MEETING DATES

Committee meeting 10 November
Council meeting 24 November
Meetings start at 7 pm and are held in the Council
Chambers, 71 Stirling Highway. Please enter from the
Smyth Street entrance.
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Secret session
on sub-lease
Bird paintings
a Free gesture
John Kenyon is going to

sub-lease his Typika cafe
in Claremont to concentrate on his coffee roasting
business.
Pam Free has devoted more than

1000 hours sketching birds at Lake
Claremont.
The Freshwater Parade resident
has donated 35 of her images for
lake signs.
On Tuesday night, councillors
voted to recognise Pams generosity
by giving her a $500 voucher for art
materials.
Its the kind of work she does
for Birds Australia ... its work of a
very high quality, councillor Bruce
Haynes said.
Councillor Karen Wood said
someone had shown her Pams work
and said: Arent these the most
brilliant pictures youve seen?
I said, I happen to know who did
them ... Pam is a very good artist,
Ms Wood said.
Quality work Pam Free spends a lot of time at Lake Claremont. Photo: Paul McGovern
At their last meeting,

Claremont councillors secretly
discussed assigning part of the
Typika site, at 331-333 Stirling
Highway, to a sub-lessor, and
signing a deed of variation on
the lease.
The council owns the land,
which was the site of the
Claremont Fresh supermarket
before Typika opened 2 years
ago.
After the confidential talk,
mayor Jock Barker announced
the sub-lease would be assigned
to Blue Moon Australia Pty Ltd,
but a decision on the deed was
deferred.
Push prams to help new mums

The Big Pram Walk around
Lake Monger next Sunday
is designed to help create a
community of support for new
parents struggling to cope with
the challenges of parenthood.
The walk will start at 8.30am
on Sunday, November 15, from
the Dodd Street end of Lake
Monger, near the playground.
GP obstetrician Leon Levitt
has coordinated the walk
with the help of child health
nurses, lactation consultants,
midwives, physiotherapists,
psychologists, speech thera-
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pists, and dieticians.

Dr Levitt said: We understand the fundamental need to
build emotional well-being in
the new mum if the family is
to thrive and enjoy their early
start to parenting.
Supporting other mums and
walking with them on The Big
Pram Walk WA will make a
real difference to some mothers and will raise money for
Beyond Blue in the process.
He said about one in five
new mothers suffered some
level of post natal depres-
Cambridge Notice
DRAFT LOCAL PLANNING POLICY 3.12
In-store Every Friday

4.30pm - 7pm
PARKSIDE WALK (DESIGN

GUIDELINES) AVAILABLE
FOR INSPECTION AND
PUBLIC COMMENT
Notice is hereby given that the local government of
the Town of Cambridge has prepared a draft Local
Planning Policy 3.12: Parkside Walk (Design Guidelines).
Plans and documents setting out and explaining
the proposed local planning policy is 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
23 November 2015. Submissions may be made in
writing and lodged with the undersigned on or
before 23 November 2015.
Should you have any queries in relation to the above
information, please contact the Towns Planning
Services by telephone on 9347 6000.

Phone 9384 0510
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sion (PND) and GPs and child

health nurses were the usual
first point of contact for the
mother struggling to cope.
Dr Levitt said many women
with PND did not seek help
because they did not recognise the signs, or because they
found it difficult to admit that
they were not coping.
They were discharged from
hospital very early with little follow up and professional advice.
He said the first six to eight
weeks was a scary time for
new families.
JASON BUCKLEY
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
1 Bold Park Drive Floreat WA 6014 | 08 9347 6000

mail@cambridge.wa.gov.au | www.cambridge.wa.gov.au
INDIANA REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT

INFORMATION EVENING
Date:
11 November 2015
Location: War Memorial Town Hall Cottesloe Civic Centre
Time:
6.00pm start
The evening will provide residents and ratepayers with an
opportunity to view the concept and business plan for the
redevelopment of this important facility. Administration
Staff will be available to answer questions on the concept
plan or the business plan, which are currently being
advertised for public comment.
The plans are available for viewing on the Towns webpage
(www.cottesloe.wa.gov.au).
For further information please contact the Town on 9285 5000.
Mat Humfrey
Chief Executive Officer
109 Broome Street, Cottesloe
PO Box 6069 COTTESLOE WA 6911
Telephone: (08) 9285 5000
Facsimile: (08) 9285 5001
Email: council@cottesloe.wa.gov.au
Website: www.cottesloe.wa.gov.au
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Shannon
tells how
she did it
Surf clubs clear to

promote sponsors
Cottesloes two surf clubs
are now allowed to display
sponsor logos on the beach.
Councillors voted to approve
this on Monday night.
Neither North Cottesloe nor
Cottesloe Surf Life Saving Club
had asked for permission to
display the logos.
After a complaint, the council
asked the clubs to apply.
Cottesloe shows a sponsor
logo on its beach windbreaks,
while North Cottesloe has one
on its watchtower.
Sponsorship is very important to a club like ours, North
Cottesloes David Andrew told
Monday nights council committee meeting.
He said the watchtower logos
for the commercial TV station
that sponsors the club were
more prominent than the club
would have liked.
Cottesloes Ben Stephens said
the windbreaks were used only
on weekends.
Councillor Philip Angers said
the clubs provided hundreds
of hours of patrols each year.
We need to balance our concerns between our magnificent
clubs and the visual pollution
Shannon Lovelady will talk

about eating an elephant next
Friday in Cottesloe.
Shannon, a historian, wrote
the acclaimed series of weekly
columns for the POST on soldiers from the western suburbs
who fought and died at Gallipoli
during World War I.
In Fridays annual Frederick
Bell VC Memorial Lecture, she
will talk about the Gallipoli
Dead from WA project, which
established how many West
Australians died at Gallipoli.
It will be about how we
did it, one bite at a time, and
achieved a task that for 98 years,
everyone said was impossible,
Shannon said.
In an effort to skew our collective consciousness away from
Simpson and his donkey, and in
the spirit of Lest We Forget, I
wrote about some of these men
in my POST column, Gallipoli
Remembered.
For her column, which ran for
68 weeks until Anzac Day this
year, Shannon was shortlisted
for the Best Columnist Award at
this years WA Media Awards.
Shannon led a team of volunteers in examining more than
4000 war service records.
I am very proud that WA is
the only state with a list of its
Gallipoli dead, she said.
The number 1023 and the
list of names were used many
times throughout this year, the
Anzac Centenary, including
at the Dawn Service in Kings
Park.
Shannon will speak about
some of the soldiers the team
of signage, Mr Angers said.

I ask that we show tolerance.
Mayor Jo Dawkins agreed, saying members at both clubs saved
lives and had 1300 nippers.
Councillor Sally Pyvis said the
clubs had ample opportunity to
advertise on their buildings,
boats, and equipment.
The vote to approve the logos
for 12 months was 7-2, with Ms
Pyvis and Sandy Boulter voting
against it.
Ms Boulter said she worried
the watchtowers needed development approval.
She said a WA Planning
Commission worker had told
her they did.
Council CEO Mat Humfrey
said the town would write to
the WAPC to check.
At last weeks committee
meeting, councillor Helen
Burke said she worried the
surf club logos would affect
Sculpture by the Sea.
She said its organisers might
have trouble competing for a
serious sponsor.
Mr Humfrey said any existing
approvals meant signs or logos
could be displayed during the
annual sculpture exhibition.
Gallipoli Dead from Western Australia soldier, 10th Light Horse Regiment Trooper Reg Northey. Photo: Courtesy the Tweedie family
examined, and how their families quietly had their hearts torn
out by their loved ones deaths.
Shannon has complied her
columns into a book, Gallipoli
Remembered, to be published
in partnership with the National
Trust, POST Newspapers, and
the Rotary Club of Freshwater
Bay.
It will be released next year.

So far 120 people have
booked for Shannons talk, in
the Cottesloe Civic centre on
Friday, November 13, from 6pm.
It will be the sixth Bell lecture.
To RSVP, ring Rob OConnor
on 9367 9771 or email rkoconnor@iinet.net.au.
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The Western Mail has it all:

By BRET CHRISTIAN
A stunning time capsule that shows how West
Australians saw the first
months of the Gallipoli campaign 100 years ago is being
sold by the National Trust in
West Perth.
Able-bodied men line up to enlist for king and country at a Perth drill
hall, with little understanding of the carnage to come.
The Laggard is the headline on this advertisement followed by the caption: What a great pity, Mr Shirker, that all the best men have gone to
the front.
Mary-Jane Malet
7-22 November | Local Scenes
Ellis Pearson
7-22 November | Stillness Moves
A&A Gallery
88 Hay Street | Subiaco

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It is a high-quality reproduction of the 1915 Christmas edition of The Western Mail, a very
large format souvenir magazine
designed to make some sense
of the daily news of incredible
sacrifices being suffered by
local families.
Lists of sons, husbands and
brothers killed on the Gallipoli
peninsula were being published
daily, spreading grief through
families, friendship circles and
neighbourhoods.
In the midst of all this sorrow, the magazine contains all
the advertisements of the day,
showing that daily life at home
went on.
Elaborate notices for department stores, butchers, shoes, corsets, gramophones, pressed-tin
ceilings and horse-drawn farm
machinery fill the commercial
pages.
Sex is used to sell recruitment.
A full-page ad has a coquettish young woman in a bonnet
rejecting the advances of Mr
Shirker.
The magazine is big on
loyalty to the Motherland, its
cover dominated by a stylised
Britannia leading the charge at
Anzac Cove, clutching a sword
in one hand and a flag in the
other, while stepping over a
fallen Turkish soldier.
The first news page sports a
huge photo of King George V, the
magazines sub-editors finding it
unnecessary to name him. The
Some members of the 10th Light Horse regiment. Because of the terrain
they fought without their horses at Gallipoli.
caption reads: One King, One
Flag, One Empire.
Other photos of significant
men in uniform follow, but it is
the extraordinary photographs
of men and women preparing
for war, marching and being
transported to war, and on the
battlefield that are so arresting
Photos of Simpson and his
donkey and Hugo Throssell,
the states first Victoria Cross
WAs Hugo Throssell, who won a

Victoria Cross at Gallipoli.
winner in that war are there,

along with recruiting lines and
near-silent farewell marches
through Perth.
What we are fighting for
is the headline on a long,
beautifully written editorial
by Professor Walter Murdoch,
who argues it was essential for
Australia to be at Britains side.
None of us, surely, would
dare to tell a mother whose son
had fallen at the Dardanelles,
that he died to crush German
militarism or to vindicate the
majesty of international law,
he wrote.
He listed his six reasons for
Australian troops being sent
overseas:
To fight to save England and
her Empire from the most deadly
threat she has ever faced, reinforced by Australians sheer
love of England perhaps the
only country in the world that
still holds by the doctrine of the
divine right of kings.
We are fighting for our own
freedom and independent
nationhood: The men who are
fighting in Gallipoli are defending Australia as surely as if they
were training the Fremantle
guns on an invader.
We are fighting to maintain
sex, politics and advertising
Private John Simpson Kirkpatrick,

the man with the donkey, was an
ambulance man killed bringing in
wounded soldiers.
the integrity of the British Empire:
Citizenship of that Empire is the
most precious political privilege
we possess.
We are fighting for that much
misunderstood but very real thing,
the Balance of Power.
We are fighting the battle of
democracy against autocracy: We
are inspired by the far-seen vision
of a civilised world of free peoples.
Finally, we are fighting for the
peace of the world we do not
necessarily believe this will be
the last war, but we are nearing
the end. The human race will not
endure many repetitions of this
criminal folly.
The rare magazine has been
reprinted by Fremantle historian
and collector John Dowson in
partnership with the National
Trust of Australia (WA).
It is available for $23.50, including
postage, at trust@ntwa.com.au.
The 28th Battalions farewell parade through the streets of Perth.
A soldier with a periscope rie in the Dardanelles trenches while another

uses a periscope. These photos and the magazine were printed just months
after the rst Gallipoli landing at Anzac Cove on April 25, 1915.
Before tweeting Citizens mob the oces of the Western Mail

and The West Australian on the declaration of war.
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KEEPING THE TOWN OF CLAREMONT COMMUNIT Y INFORMED | NOVEMBER 2015
FROM THE MAYORS DESK
Monday 9 November marks

the start of Seniors Week 2015
and the Town of Claremont has
organised an array of events
to acknowledge the valuable
contribution our seniors make
to the local community. The
Claremont Cruisers walking
group will be hosting one of
their regular walks around Lake Claremont during
Seniors Week at 7.30am on Thursday 12 November, so
if you are interested in joining now is a perfect time to
get involved.
With Christmas fast approaching there are a few
events to mark on your calendar. The much-loved
Claremont Aquatic Centre invites children to cool off
after a hard year of study at its End of School Pool
Party on Friday 11 December from 6pm to 9pm.
We will again be hosting our Christmas in Claremont
event from 4pm on Sunday 13 December at Claremont
Park. This widely anticipated event will kick off with
a Christmas market where merrymakers can load
up on a range of goodies including handmade gifts
and Christmas decorations, traditional treats, festive
food and drinks, and much more. The evening will
culminate in Carols by Candlelight performances by
the West Australian Youth Orchestra, the Australian
Girls Choir and the Claremont Concert Band.
If you havent submitted a photo yet as part of
the Love #claremonttowncentre photographic
competition then what are you waiting for? Not only
are you showing your support for our local businesses
but you have a chance to win a $1,000 shopping spree
in the Claremont Town Centre. More details can be
found on this page.
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The Town of Claremont would like to thank all those

who provided feedback and shared their views on the
potential relocation of the Claremont War Memorial to a
more appropriate and sustainable site.
It is proposed that the War Memorial be incorporated
into the Master Plan for the redevelopment of adjoining
Claremont Park. The proposed new location will provide
community members with safer access to commemorative
services and will ensure the longevity of the Memorial for
future generations. Feedback received so far has shown
that the majority of residents are in favour of Councils
proposal.
Do you fancy yourself as a bit of an amateur photographer?
Are you social media savvy? Then why not take part in the
Love #claremonttowncentre photographic competition.
Love # claremont town centre
Simply take a photo of something you love in and around

the Claremont town centre be it a much loved artwork,
a top spot for some retail therapy or a dining experience
worth bragging about, for your chance to win a $1,000
shopping spree.
To enter all you need to do is upload your favourite
happy snap to the Claremont Town Centre Facebook
page or add it to your Instagram feed, making sure you
use the #claremonttowncentre hashtag.
2015
WINTER/SPRING EVENTS
IN YOUR COMMUNITY - NOVEMBER & DECEMBER

Wed 11 November
Sun 15 November
Fri 27 November
Remembrance Day
Intergenerational Picnic Satellite Santa
A fun family picnic for all ages.
Registrations by Wed 11 Nov 9285 4395
10am - 12pm
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Get into the
Ceremony starts at 11am

Claremont War Memorial
Corner Bay View Terrace &
Stirling Highway
Avion Way was earmarked for revitalisation as part

of the Town of Claremonts Street and Laneways
Activation Plan, which was developed in consultation
with local businesses. As part of the reactivation
of the space, Avion Way has been converted into a
one-way street which has provided for an expanded
pedestrian-friendly area that aims to attract an eclectic
mix of businesses including restaurants, coffee shops
and high fashion outlets.
In working with local businesses on such improvements
the Town hopes that the Claremont town centre will
continue to be a wonderful place to shop, dine and
be entertained.
L-R: Claremont RSL President, Geoff McClements, Town

of Claremont CEO, Stephen Goode & Mayor Jock Barker
reviewing the plans for relocation.
Jock Barker,
Mayor
New life will be breathed into Avion Way in the

Claremont town centre over the next few weeks
transforming it into a place where people can shop,
eat and linger. The project is a joint initiative between
the Town and the property owner.
Talk to Santa via satellite from the

North Pole
10.30am to 11am
Claremont Quarter, upstairs
Registrations - 9285 4353
NOVEMBER 9 -15
Thu 3 December
History in a Coffee Cup
Fri 11 December
End of School Pool Party
Sun 13 December
Christmas in Claremont
Gallipoli Dead of WA Project Shannon Lovelady

10am to 12pm
Freshwater Bay Museum
Registrations - 9340 6983
6pm to 9pm
Claremont Aquatic Centre
12 Davies Road, Claremont
4pm Christmas markets and kids

activities
7pm Carols by Candlelight
Claremont Park
AT THE CLAREMONT COMMUNITY HUB - 327 Stirling Hwy, Claremont *9285 4353 to reserve a place.
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
English Conversation Class* Broadband for Seniors* Baby Rhyme Time
French Conversation
Mahjong
9.30am - 10.30am
Mandarin Conversation
10:45am - 11:45am
1.30pm to 2.30pm
Practice your spoken English,
if English is your second language.
10am to 12noon
Climbing My Tree
1 December
1pm to 3pm
14th December - 1.30pm to 3.30pm

Research your family tree.
10.30am
The Knitting Club*
Friday
Book Club*
10am to 12pm,
Cost is $5 a session
20th November, 2pm to 3pm ($5 a session)
Italian Conversation
Grand Storytime session will be held on Friday

13 November(especially for grandparents)
Lego Club 3.30pm - 4.30pm
5.45pm - 6.45pm
JP Service 6.00pm - 6.45pm
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Expert to speak on stroke epidemic

A world-renowned
Nedlands stroke expert will
give a free public talk this
month on the challenges
of Australias looming epidemic of strokes.
Stroke kills thousands of
Australians each year, but
more and more people are
surviving them.
As the survival rate increases, so does the burden
on families, the health system
and aged-care services.
The talk is the Wesfarmers
Harry Perkins Oration, and
the speaker will be Graeme
Hankey, pictured, a professor of neurology at UWA and
neurologist at Sir Charles

Gairdner Hospital, and a
world expert on stroke prevention and treatment.
He won this years David
G. Sherman Lecture Award
for his outstanding lifetime
contribution to stroke-related
research.
His talk, at the Harry
Perkins Institute of Medical
Research, will be about
stroke and its causes, as well
as the latest advances in
research, interventions and
treatments.
Professor Hankey trained
in neurology at Royal Perth
Hospital, the Mayo Clinic in
the US and Western General

Hospital in Edinburgh,
Scotland.
His research interests
include epidemiological
studies and clinical trials of
interventions to prevent and
treat stroke.
The oration is at 5pm on
Friday, November 20, in the
Harry Perkins Institute of
Medical Research, 6 Verdun
Street, Nedlands.
It will be followed by refreshments.
The talk is free but RSVPs
are essential and can be made
by emailing meredith.eddington@perkins.uwa.edu.au.
Cott extends
depot lease
Cottesloe council has
extended the lease on its
Fremantle depot by a year.
The council has leased the
premises, at 8 Stack Street,
for three years.
It also stores materials near
Sea View Golf Club.
In a report to councillors,
engineering manager Doug
Elkins said efforts were being
made to find a depot closer to
Cottesloe, and extending the
lease for three more years
would be too long.
The council pays $16,840 per
month for the Fremantle site.
Dads frock up
for Rosalie fete
A group of fathers from

Rosalie Primary School is willing to go to extreme lengths
to raise funds for the school.
They are hosting the devonshire tea stall at the popular

school fete next weekend and
hoping to sell thousands of
cups of tea.
Tea chief Sean Connolly has
invited every local resident to
down a cup in support of educational programs for the kids.
In return, we promise to deck
ourselves out in more frills than
a frill-necked lizard and take all
the ridicule people like to dish
out, he said.
With Englishmen, Irishmen
and Aussies on the organising committee, Mr Connolly is
confident the quality of tea and
scones will be high.

The blokes have even sought
advice from relatives in Devon,
England, the original source
of this delightful morning and
afternoon pastime.
Tea server in training Stuart
Cruickshanks said their customers could enjoy a well-stewed
manly brew or a more genteel
Earl Grey, but cautioned that
delicate tones of the lapsang
souchong leaf would be beyond
the blokes ability.
The popular fete is on
Saturday, November 14, 10am to
3pm, at the school on the corner
of Derby and Onslow roads in
Shenton Park.
The fellas want to thank
Excelsior Caf for donating delicious slices, which saved them
from having to bake all week.
Rosalie fathers, from left, Conleth OLoughlin, Rob Buckler, Sean Connolly, Stuart Wilkins and Stuart
Cruickshanks are proud to don aprons to man the devonshire tea stall at the Rosalie Primary School fete next
Saturday.
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TOWN OF
MOSMAN PARK
Mixed Waste Collections

By now the Towns current collection of bulk waste (mixed waste,
junk and prunings) is already underway.
We will conduct another bulk Mixed Waste (junk, appliances, prunings)
collection on 11 April 2016 but in the meantime, visit our website for
info on how to get a discounted tip pass, what to do with e-waste, old
mattresses and asbestos. Councils next collection of Green Waste
will begin 15 February 2016, and authorised green waste bags are
available for purchase from the Towns Administration all year round see www.mosmanpark.wa.gov.au for details.
Contribution of
Volunteers Recognised
The vital role played by volunteers in the community was
recognised at the annual awards evening hosted by the Town of
Mosman Park on Friday 16 October 2015.
Mayor Ron Norris sincerely thanked volunteers and acknowledged
the importance of their contribution. The major award recipient of the
night was Mr Ian Earl, who was named Volunteer of the Year for his
work as President of the Mosman Park Football Club.
Long-Serving Volunteer Recognition certicates were presented to:
Kathy Sanders - Mosman Park Netball Club
Hilary Colero - Rocky Bay
Ned Cecic Western Knights Soccer Club
Catherine Wiese The Grove Library
The Town of Mosman Park would like to congratulate all nominees
and award winners and thank all those who made nominations.
Council Election Update

Council elections were held on 17 October 2015, and electors voted
in a new Councillor for the Town of Mosman Park.
In the North Ward, Andrew Maurice was newly elected and Cr Zenda
Johnson was returned to ofce, while in the South Ward, Brett Pollock
was elected unopposed. We congratulate Councillors Johnson,
Maurice and Pollock and look forward to working with them on a
range of exciting initiatives during their terms of ofce. A prole on
Cr Maurice and full details of the election result are available at our
website at www.mosmanpark.wa.gov.au
Time to Register Your Pet

Residents are reminded about the importance of registering their
furry friends. The Town is taking registrations now, as annual cat and
dog registrations expire on 31 October each year.
Owners of domestic cats 6 months or older, and dogs aged 3 months or
older are required to ensure that their pets are:
sterilised;
micro-chipped (now a legal requirement for all cats and dogs);
registered with the local council where they are ordinarily kept; and
wearing a registration tag, issued by the local government where the pet
was registered.
Standard
Sterilised
Unsterilised
Cat Registration Fees

3 Years
Lifetime
$42.50
$100.00
Dog Registration Fees
1 Year
3 Years
Lifetime
$42.50
$100.00
$20.00
$50.00
$120.00
$250.00
1 Year
$20.00
Eligible pensioners receive a 50% discount on pet registration fees

if they can produce their pensioner status at the time of registration.
Registration forms can be downloaded from the Towns website at
www.mosmanpark.wa.gov.au For advice or further information, contact
the Town of Mosman Park by email to: admin@mosmanpark.wa.gov.au
or call 9384 1633.
Sports Oval Renovations

Thank you for your patience with regards to the sports oval
renovations that took place last week in the Town of Mosman Park,
namely at Mann Oval, Davis Oval and Tom Perrott Reserve. These
works form part of the annual scheduled maintenance programme.
The renovations included the verti-mowing of grass surfaces, sweeping
and dethatching where the grass is combed to weed out dead,
unwanted material.
This maintenance was required to:
Remove excess build up of thatch after the winter months;
Rejuvenate turf surface for optimum health of grass; and
Allow water to penetrate through to the root layer, therefore saving on
excessive watering through the summer months.
We hope that you continue to enjoy utilising these beautiful sports ovals.
Celebration for Seniors

To celebrate Seniors Week 2015 (8-15 November) the Town of
Mosman Park will celebrate, along with the Towns of Cottesloe
and Shire of Peppermint Grove, at the Mosman Park Bowling Club
with a FREE Morning Tea.
The event will be held on Thursday 12 November, from 10am to 12noon
including entertainment and a wonderful view of the Swan River. For more
information and to RSVP, please contact Danielle at the Mosman Park
Bowling Club by email to info@mosmanparkbowlingclub.com.au by
calling 9384 7951.
Mossie Park Skate Clinic

Join us for the upcoming FREE Skate Clinic at the McCabe Street
Skate Park on Sunday 29 November from 10am to 12pm. All
skateboards and safety gear provided. Registration forms are available
at www.skateboardingwa.com.au
For more information contact the Towns Community Development
Ofcer, Haylie Clark by email to hclark@mosmanpark.wa.gov.au or
visit www.mosmanpark.wa.gov.au
Become an Australian Citizen

The Town of Mosman Park will host its next citizenship ceremony
on Thursday 26 November 2015.
Candidates who will take their oath at the ceremony on 26
November have already been notied, although places are available
for the next ceremony that will take place on Australia Day, 26
January 2016. If you are eligible to participate in the Australia
Day service and would like to secure your place, please contact
Executive Ofcer, Mhairi Warne on 9384 1633.
Between River and Sea
Jeremy chalks up a win for shopping small

By DAVID COHEN
Swanbourne butcher Jeremy
Sanderson-Brown has been
captured in chalk.
Jeremy, who owns Jeremys
Exclusive Butchery, in
Swanbourne, is one of 40 small
business owners whose portraits
have been included in Faces
of Shop Small, an artwork by
acclaimed chalk artist Jenny
McCracken.
The artwork was created to
promote this months Shop Small
campaign, sponsored by credit
card firm American Express.
Jeremy says his store takes
American Express and he
doesnt have a minimum
EFTPOS transaction amount.
Youve got to make it as easy
as possible for the customer,
he said.
Why lose a customer? If you
want to keep them youve got to
be prepared to change.
Jeremy started his business in
Claremont Crescent 11 years ago.
Five years ago he opened in
Scarborough.
Daniel Craig on
the big screen
Watch the latest James
Bond movie while chomping
on a choc bomb.
The ice-cream is included
in the price of the ticket to a
charity screening of Spectre.
The new film, starring
Daniel Craig as 007, will be
a fundraiser for Supporting
Kids in Poverty (SKIP).
Its at 2 for a 2.15pm start
on Saturday, November 14, at
the Cygnet Theatre in Como,
and tickets are $20.
To book, call Joy Waters on
0448 729 723.
He said one of the secrets to

being a successful small shop
owner was being the face of it.
And you have to have a good
product or concept, he said.
Jeremy says his customers
range from tradies getting
early-morning sausage rolls to
working women getting readyto-eat vegetarian meals on the
way home.
He said more than 1000 people came through the door of
his Swanbourne shop every
day and he tried to remember
everyones name.
All the shops on our strip
are really good, Jeremy said.
People come in, chit-chat
with the owner, and leave satisfied.
In the bigger shops, youre
just a number.
Jeremys is known for its eclectic dcor, displaying cow and
pig statues, a framed cleaver, old
Qantas bags, a Deus champagne
bottle, and many cookbooks.
You can see Jennys Faces of
Shop Small artwork at shopsmallaustralia.com.
The raw and the cooked Jeremy Sanderson Brown says successful retailers need to sell more than one
thing. Photo: Billie Fairclough
Trees not tees cause friction on the green

A long-term golfer at
Wembley says the wildlife and
natural fauna are being manicured out of the golf course.
Martin Visser said: It is becoming a park.
Big old trees had been felled
to make way for new developments like the driving range and
hospitality buildings, he said.
The latest felling was the
final straw.
They chip the trees so,
clearly, they are not diseased,
he said.
I remember when there
used to be all sorts of wildlife,
like bandicoots.
Now they have chopped down
so many trees, the birds have
nowhere to go.
Cambridge council owns the
golf course.
Council CEO Jason Buckley
said: While on occasion there
is a need to take out some
trees at the golf course, the
town is genuinely committed
to environmentally-sound and
sustainable practices that ensure this beautiful treed facility is maintained, not only for
the enjoyment of golfers but
also for the birds and wildlife
that live there.

The trees recently removed
were done so to allow development of a new golf hole.
There were seven trees
removed, two of which were
dead and most of which were
non-native species.
Mr Buckley said the council
planted an average 1000 native
species each year in non-playing
areas of the course.
Removal of under-storey is
usually the result of trampling
by golfers, he said.
He said the council recently
cleared some scrub that had
been planted by the council in

the late 1990s.
Mr Buckley said the golf
course had more than 50 hectares of trees, including a 12ha
pocket of bush on the northern
boundary.
Aerial infra-red photography
is used each year to identify
trees that need attention, such
as fertilising, and the work is
carried out by a professional
arboricultural firm.
Mr Buckley said trees that
were removed had been recycled by a company called
Playscape Logs.
ESTABLISH
PROPERTY
New faces at Rocky Bay

Rocky Bay has appointed
a new chief financial officer
(CFO) and three new board
members.
Wheely good Angie Humphris, left, Amber Merritt and Bianca Lawlor on their speed machines.
Shooting hoops, from wheelchairs

There were thrills and spills
in Claremont when some
Methodist Ladies College
students tried wheelchair
basketball for the first time.
The Year 10 students were
coached by Paralympian Amber
Merritt (22), who won a silver
medal at the 2012 London Games.
Amber said she had been
born with her left foot turned
the wrong way.
Everythings just a little bit
skew-whiff, but I deal with it,
Amber said.
I change peoples perceptions
of disability.
Amber first played for
Australia when she 16, and was
at her first world championships

a year later.
She also plays in a mens team.
Amber said basketball wheelchair wheels were angled to
give players more stability and
a smaller turning circle.
The bar on the front is to
protect your feet, she said.
We also have it to hit people
and bounce off them the best
part of this game.
This machine is my legs I
have to be completely at one
with it.
Amber was invited to MLC by
students Angie Humphris and
Bianca Lawlor.
Instead of fundraising for
Nulsen Haven, the school
donated art supplies to the

organisation and decided to
raise awareness about disability
issues among students.
A friend of Angies family is
wheelchair basketballer Brad
Ness, who lost a foot in an accident on a Rottnest ferry. He
introduced the girls to Amber.
The day before Ambers
visit, Angie and Bianca went to
classes in regular wheelchairs.
The school doesnt have many
wheelchair-accessible spaces,
Bianca said.
Angie said: Being in a wheelchair showed me how much
strength you have to have to
operate one.
CFO Adam Maxwell and

board members Veronica
Parish, Miriam Borthwick and
Kim Fong were voted in at last
weeks annual general meeting.
The meeting was told Rocky
Bays revenue had grown 15% to
more than $34million last year,
with 30% further growth forecast for next year as employees
exceeded 500 for the first time.
The new board will keep
up with the changes brought
about by the introduction of a
National Disability Insurance
Scheme.
Mr Maxwell is a chartered
accountant with more than 20
years experience. He takes
charge of the finance, technology and infrastructure teams
following the retirement of
Mervyn Williams, after 22 years.
He most recently worked at
MiX Telematics and The Sunday
Times.
Ms Parish has more than 25
years experience as a chartered accountant in the UK and
Australia.
Ms Borthwick is a journalist,
corporate communications and
media relations consultant.
She was a former state political reporter for ABC TV News,
senior reporter for The 7.30
Report and political panellist
on ABC Radio.
Dr Fong, a specialist rehabilitation physician with particular interest and expertise
in acquired brain injury, was
department head of rehabilitation medicine at Royal Perth
Hospital for 14 years.
Departing board members
were Phillipa Lamont and Peter
Kallenberg.
Rosanna Abbonizio was appointed manager of organisational development and training.
Miriam Borthwick
Adam Maxwell
Veronica Parish
Ron Norris welcomes inquisitive residents to Antiques Rediscovered. Photos: James Campbell
Antiques history
By DAVID HUDLESTON
A Brett Whiteley painting,
an antique gold pocket watch
and an opal ring that lives in a
stubby holder were just three
of the highlights of the inaugural Antiques Rediscovered
event at the Mosman Park Craft
Market last Sunday.
John McDiven valued Brett Pollocks watch at more than $20,000.
Mosman Park mayor Ron

Norris opened the event with
a picture from the council collection, a sketch of the Mosman
Park Memorial Wall by Marshall
Clifton.
The event was organised by
Mike Ansell, from the Mosman
Park Community Mens Shed.
The great weather brought
out the crowds, with people

patiently queuing with beloved
heirlooms to discover their
history and possible value,
he said.
Some had travelled from as far
as Mandurah, others had read
about the event in the POST or
watched an item about the show
on Today Tonight.
More than 1500 people attended the market and the antique
experts appraised more than
300 items.
The most valuable item was an
antique pocket watch/chronometer valued by John McDiven at
over $20,000.
This belonged to Mosman Park
councillor and shed member
Brett Pollock.
Ian Flanagan appraised a painting for Ron Norris.
re-discovered at shed
the industry, he said.
Another highlight was a painting by Brett Whiteley, which Ian
Flanagan, from GFL Fine Arts,
believed to be worth between
$7000 and $10,000.
The painting belongs to Jan
Stevens, of Mosman Park.
You should see where
he keeps it! exclaimed Bev
Peterson, whose husband
Peter had just shown John his
Lightning Ridge black solid
opal ring.
I wouldnt let that go for less
than $5000, advised John.
A shocked Mr Peterson vowed
to nd a new place to store his
gem rather than in its usual
home a sock stuffed into a
stubby holder.
Former jockey Hayley Diener

rode her motorbike from
Ballajura to learn something
about a ring that had belonged
to her grandmother.
Hayleys grandmother had
been sick when she handed the
treasure over and she said she
had always wondered about its
history.
John told Hayley she owned
a turn-of-the-century German
society ring and advised her on
how best to restore it.
But as well as the valuables
there were other unusual items
and lots with local interest,
including an antique padlock
that Jenn Donelly, from Shenton
Park Antiques, believes dates
from around settlement time
First edition sold out!
New updated
edition now on sale
and should be in a museum.

It belonged to my grandfather, said the owner, and Ive
got a shed full of his old stuff.
Its a museum piece, Jenn
advised.
New Mosman Park councillor
Andrew Maurice brought a walking stick made on Rottnest by a
prisoner of war in 1915.
Mr Ansell said: The anticipation at the Antiques
Rediscovered tent was notable
with questions being elded as
to where it was to be held before
we had even had time to erect
it. And when we opened then all
these amazing items appeared.
Our next task is to follow up
in the impetus of the rst event
and plan how to hold it again.
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Mr Pollock said the 1830s solid

gold fob watch had belonged to
his great-grandfather, George
Pollock, of the Clyde, Scotland.
The minute minder watch
in a French case with Swiss
mechanism shows the phases of
the moon, seconds, week days,
date and month, with chimes to
tell the time.
The watch has been used
only for special occasions such
as family weddings and is in
mint working condition, Mr
Pollock said.
Johns jewellery stand drew
the biggest crowds.
Ive had some of the most
fascinating examples of fine
jewellery come across my desk,
pieces from the very top end of
Andrew Maurice with the walking stick made

on Rottnest by a prisoner of war in 1915.

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Jenn Donelly gets a close look at a piece of crystal.
Unit 6-7/34 Hector Street OSBORNE PARK (Off O Malley Street)
Police arrive hours after attack

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people cowering inside the

house, terrified.
Three of them were in their
70s.
We were calling the police
over and over again while it was
happening, she said.
[The attackers] werent caring
who they were hitting.
She said the officers who
eventually arrived said they had
come from Mirrabooka station
which, along with Joondalup,
now served Cottesloe because
the local police station, 600m
along the same street, was closed
at night.
Mrs Rodriguez said officers
had told them their 000 call had
been placed in a queue of jobs.
They said the north-west
metropolitan police district
had six to eight cars patrolling
that night.
Mrs Rodriguez said an officer
who had interviewed her brother
in Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital
said police had received other
calls about the gang before the
Curtin Avenue attack.
They let them go through the
streets, terrorising Cottesloe,
till they came to us, where they
nearly killed us, she said.
[The police] said they were
getting too many calls from the
area.
Three members of the gang
turned their attention to the
familys side fence and a new
Nissan car Mrs Rodriguezs
mother had bought that afternoon for $24,500.
They smashed the windscreen,
jumped on the car, dented side
panels and trashed the interior.
The next morning, food from
one of the victims dinner plates
was still smeared on the car and
the pavement was spattered
with blood and fragments of
They nearly killed us, said Denyse Rodriguez who is pictured with dinner guest Harradas Menon, inspecting the damaged car with broken windscreen, side dents and food still clinging to the drivers window. In
the background forensic police ocers test for ngerprints a picket torn from the front fence and used as a
weapon by a gang member.
dinner plates.
Cottesloe police visited that
They terrorised Cottesloe and nearly killed us
day and apologised.
They said they would investiA spokesman for Mr Barnett
gate CCTV footage from Mosman w e r e b e i n g m a d e t o t h e
said: The Premier is currently
Park in the hope of finding in- Malaysian Embassy.
Later on Monday night, in an travelling through Indonesia on
formation about the gang.
Harradas Menon, a visitor unusual twist, a gang member trade talks.
A spokesman for Ms Harvey
from Malaysia who had been ended up in hospital casualty
dining with the Rodriguezes, with one of the victims and apol- said: The Minister is in
said he was astounded by the ogised for what had happened. Canberra for two days and
A yacht club caretaker had well leave it to the WA Police
police response.
If you call the police on the found him with breathing diffi- response.
Police Superintendent Allan
emergency number, then its culties and called an ambulance.
Adams
said mistakes had been
Mrs
Rodriguez,
who
has
lived
an emergency, as this certainly
in her home for four years, said made.
was, he said.
The circumstances surroundThese were serious assaults. some Cottesloe residents were
The response should be im- talking about hiring private ing the police response are ongosecurity guards to patrol their ing, and at this time it appears
mediate.
a number of decisions made
I always felt safe in Australia, patch.
I cant just rely on the police, during the night contributed to
but this has shaken me.
the delayed response, he said.
Mr Menon said complaints she said.
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It was a busy night in the

district, with 39 active incidents
requiring police attendance at
the time the first phone call
was received, which grew to
over 50 incidents at the time we
responded.
We do see resource pressures
at times, and part of this review
will include looking at the initial
assessment and allocation of
the task, and whether resources
from other districts could have
been used to assist with tasking
pressures.
We have a flexible policing
model which allows for crossdistrict resource deployments,
and this is something that will
be looked at closely to ensure
those resources are being made
available when needed.
We have met with the family involved and explained the
situation.
We acknowledge errors were
made, and we are taking steps to
address those errors to improve
the response to future incidents.
During the night, we also received a call regarding a disturbance in Peppermint Grove, with
those involved having a similar
description to those involved in
the Cottesloe incidents.
Two people were taken into
custody by officers attending
that incident.
Working police could not
understand why cars from
Fremantle had not been sent
to help the Rodriguez family.
After last years police review,
Cottesloe became part of a district that stretches from Mosman
Park to the far northern suburbs.
Emergency calls go to police
in Midland.
Even if Cottesloe station had
been open, it would have been
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Alleged Jualbup flasher in court

Police say a Wembley
man indecently exposed
himself to children
in Shenton Park last
Tuesday.
They say the man had
followed a woman from
a Wembley office to an
underground carpark and
got within 1m of her while
holding his erect penis.
The woman told him to
stop, and he left.
Police said the man had
walked to Lake Jualbup
Computers
stolen valued
at $30,000
A Wembley man has
been charged over stealing property valued at
$30,000.
The 48-year-old was
charged with one count
of stealing, one of criminal damage, and one of
burglary.
Wembley police said the
man had stolen computers
and associated equipment
valued at $30,000 from a
property in King Street,
Perth, between July 31
and August 3.
The man was released
on bail and will appear in
Perth Magistrates Court
this month.
and masturbated in front

of women and their children.
After a woman shouted
at him, he had walked off.
Police arrested the man
at Rosalie Park.
The man appeared in
Perth Magistrates Court
last Wednesday afternoon
on two counts of acting
indecently and one count
of indecently dealing with
a child under 13.
He was remanded until
later this month.
Burglary victim
drops charges
Cottesloe police
caught two burglars
last Saturday but the
victim decided not to
press charges.
Just before 2pm a
Broome Street resident
heard noises, looked over
his balcony, and saw two
people trying to get in
through an open laundry
window.
He shouted, and the
duo fled.
Police arrested a man
and a woman on suspicion of burglary a short
time later, but the victim
withdrew his complaint.
Officers were interviewing the man regarding another outstanding matter
as the POST went to press.
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Police find body

in City Beach
Police found a dead
body in City Beach on
Monday night after getting a noise complaint.
Neighbours called police about noise from a
Dampier Avenue home,
saying the music was unusual, and they hadnt seen
anyone at the property.
Police found a dead
man in the home.
His death was not regarded as suspicious, and
a report will be prepared
for the coroner.
Smile! This man was charged over a car break-in at North Fremantle last Friday.
Camera films suspect in action

A camera in a car
parked at Leighton dog
beach last week captured footage of a man
breaking into a parked
car, police say.
The video captures
the offender in action
from the very start, sussing out another car be-
The 27-year-old had

been confronted by
Swanbourne Surf Life
Saving Club members in

the training room at 8pm.
They told him to leave,
so he went outside and
asked the members to call
him a cab.
When a vehicle approached he waved it
Police will allege the

footage also captured
the crooks vehicle and
his number plate.
After the footage was
extensively viewed on
Facebook, police charged
a 48-year-old Gosnells
man with stealing and
criminal damage.
Flasher: Pants down at Woolies was a mistake

A Mosman Park resident was fined $500 on
Friday after being found
guilty of exposing his
penis in the city.
Magistrate Thomas Hall
heard police had been
called on June 11 after
Mr Trinidad exposed
himself in a Woolworths
supermarket.
Witness Simon Williams
told the court the women
behind the counter were

shocked.
I turned and saw a gentleman exposing himself
to the young ladies at the
counter, he said.
It seemed quite obvious
what was going on.
The ladies were quite
vocal.
It was quite clear that
part of the body was being
exposed.
Surf club suspect waves down police car

A surf club intruder
hailed what he thought
was a taxi last Friday
night, but it turned out
to be a police car.
fore waiting for my wife

to leave the vehicle, and
be far away enough before approaching mine,
the car owner said.
The footage, captured
last Friday afternoon,
shows cars and a train
going past before broken
glass appears on the cars
dashboard.
down, but it was a patrolling police car.

Officers asked the man
about property on him,
and arrested him but the
man ran away as they were
putting handcuffs on him.
Police caught the man
after chasing him for 100m.

The man, from Perth,
was charged with stealing and escaping lawful
custody.
He is due to appear in
the Perth Magistrates
Court on November 27.
They were in shock

their eyes were wide
open.
Mr Williams said Mr
Trinidad had been wearing very loose trousers
and a shiny dinner jacket.
He said he had followed
after Mr Trinidad left the
store and walked through
a mall.
I followed because I
did not like the gentlemans behaviour, Mr
Williams said.
I watched him expose
himself to numerous
groups of people: buskers,
mothers with children and
prams.
I saw the gentlemans
penis on many occasions.
Trinidad said witnesses
had exaggerated the incident.
I agree that it did happen, he said.

It was a mistake.
I was going to a gathering and I went to buy some
smokes.
I had no belt, and Id
left my mobile at home.
My pants fell down
when I was going to the
phone box.
At the phone box, the
police came, and I was
put into the back of the
van.
Mr Trinidad said he
had worn underpants; Mr
Williams said he did not
see any.
Mr Trinidad was
charged with one count
of committing an indecent
act in public.
He must also pay $283.80
court costs.
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Four lanes urgently needed

to make Curtin Avenue safe
Keep your eyes peeled for distant parking signs

On Saturday, September 19,
I parked my car in Veryard
Terrace, in Wembley, and when
I returned found a ticket for
parking during a restricted
period on the windscreen.
My car was parked alongside
a pole with a sign reading No
parking on verge.
When I wrote to Cambridge
council asking for the infringement notice to be withdrawn,
it said it was the drivers
responsibility to look for and
comply with standard signs in
the vicinity.
The letter included a photo
of a sign that could have been
taken anywhere and in no way
demonstrated its proximity to
my vehicle.
I replied and said again that
I had complied with the sign
where I was parked; that I had
no reason to look at signs further
up the street; and that there
were other cars parked nearby.

While there may be no intent to deceive motorists, the
no parking on verge sign is
misleading and I consider all
information relevant to the
area should be on the signpost.
My ticket was timed at 08.59,
which leads me to believe this
location is a rich little earner
for the council if the ranger is
up and about before 9am on a
Saturday.
There are many of us in in
the rapidly ageing population
who, with our arthritic bones,
will soon be unable to scurry
up the streets reading signs
some distance away that may
or may not be relevant.
The councils letter to me
was full-on about the drivers
responsibility.
I think the council should
bear responsibility to fully and
clearly advise motorists of all
relevant restrictions.
I hope other occasional visitors to this area may read my
letter and wont be stung in this
manner, and that Cambridge
may be prompted to upgrade
its signs.
Helen Pemberton
Brisbane Street, Perth
Four more
for Stroud
Thank you, Subiaco residents,
for your strong vote of confidence in me as your councillor
in Subiacos North ward.
There is much to be done and
I look forward to the privilege
of serving you for another four
years.
Stephanie Stroud
Laurino Terrace, Subiaco
I read with a real concern

the reports, Container truck
in Curtin crash and Someone
will die (POST, October 17).
Most if not all comments about
the dangers of Curtin Avenue
traffic were from Cottesloe
region residents, and not one
proposed a solution, purely a
criticism of the planned freight
link and its flow-on effects.
Widening Curtin Avenue to two
lanes both ways is the obvious
answer to ease traffic congestion.
Apart from the police station
at the Jarrad Street intersection,
it would appear no properties
would need to be resumed.
To further ease congestion,
West Coast Highway between
Alfred and Rochdale roads must
have two lanes both ways.
This is a matter of some urgency if the proposed developments
at the SAS Seaward Village in
Swanbourne go ahead.
Precast concrete box-type
pedestrian underpasses could
be installed as required to
make crossing Curtin Avenue
completely safe for pedestrians
and cyclists.
This would erase the need for
pedestrian lights at the Grant
Street intersection and at the
railway station.
The northern suburbs have
grown considerably since the
Servetus Street-West Coast
Highway development, with fuel
for service stations and food
items for large supermarkets
and regional shopping centres
all transported on large trucks.
Industrial areas have also developed that require large trucks
to import and export products.
With the extended longitudinal development of our northern
suburbs which will continue
it is very difficult to do anything

but support the freight link
and the development of Curtin
Avenue and West Coast Highway.
We all have a responsibility to
ensure the best is done now for
the future and provide maximum
safety and productivity for all
road users.
It is not for anyone with a
self-serving attitude to prevent
or hinder a proper structured
development.
This may also be the time to
give Cottesloe the entire area
west of Curtin Avenue/West
Coast Highway, and trade off
other areas to Claremont, so the
boundaries are clearly defined
and more easily and economically serviced.
Peter Hay
Australind Street, Swanbourne
Brighten up,
councillor
My bridge club friends and I
hope we never have to sit next
to Nedlands councillor Leo
McManus at a dinner party.
Would Leo really prefer a
boring mass of grey concrete
at Karrakattas Nagal Pass,
instead of something colourful
and thought-provoking ($70,000
Blunderpass artwork wasteful,
POST, October 31)?
Chillax, Leo!
Leanne Bray is an experienced and talented artist.
We love her Perth busport
mural, and her cockatoo bus
shelters.
Thanks to Leanne, people will
look forward to negotiating the
Blunderpass.
Mercy Stone
Stirling Highway, Claremont
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Rotary breakfast
Jaime Yallups focus will be

sustainability as guest speaker
at the next breakfast meeting of
the Rotary Club of Cambridge.
It is at 7.30am on Wednesday,
November 11, at the Cambridge
Bowling Club. Enquiries: Max
on 9387 4626 or Mike on 9204
1324.
As people age, their homes

may not meet their changing
needs.
Unitarian meeting
Goff Barrett-Lennard will
give a talk for the Unitarian
Association titled Humankind: A
meteoric beginning, with great
change ahead in our species
and our world. Contemporary
humans have evolved very
rapidly from ape-like ancestors
and plausibly this evolution will
continue. Go aims to explore
broad implications of this for religious faiths and belief systems
and thus for relationships in our
world. His talk is at 10.30am
on November 15 at Drabble
House, behind Nedlands library.
Enquiries: Perthunitarians.org
or 9336 4809.
Retiring couples
A morning seminar titled

Retirement Transition for
Couples will be held by
Relationships Australia on
Wednesday, November 18,
at 22 Southport Street, West
Leederville. Enquiries 6164
0200 option 1.
To view our classifieds online
Maths on the run St Marys students, from left, Caitlin Vieraitis, Felicity Bayne, Audrey Tan and Amanda
Lam work as a team to solve maths problems fast.
The Council on the Ageing

(COTA) will hold a free Housing
by Design presentation and
display on Saturday, November
14, at the Independent Living
Centre in Nedlands.
Hear how smart home technology, home modifications and
special equipment can help
make houses more liveable.
There will be presentations
by architects, builders and
trades people from 9.30am to
12.30pm.
In the afternoon there will be
a tour to a display home from
1.30 to 3.30pm.
The $10 cost of the tour includes a lunch pack and return
bus trip.
There are limited places for
the tour, so people need to
register by calling COTA on
9472 0104.
Girls challenged to think science
Lest we forget
of these subjects.
Helen Shaw from St Marys
academic centre for enrichment said it had been estimated
that 75% of the fastest-growing
occupations required STEAM
subjects.
Employment in these occupations is projected to grow at
almost twice the pace of other
occupations, she said.
We are excited about developing programs that engage
our girls with valuable learning
experiences in this area, and
The Returned and Services

Leagues Remembrance Day
commemorative service will be
held at the State War Memorial,
Kings Park.
Girls are steaming ahead

when it comes to innovative
thinking.
To promote science, technology, engineering, arts and maths
(STEAM) subjects as drivers of
innovation, St Marys Anglican
Girls School in Karrinyup held
its inaugural STEAMing Ahead
Day last week.
Students in Years 4 and 5 from
six independent Perth girls
schools had a go at solving challenging problems to stimulate
their curiosity and foster a love
STEAMing Ahead Day is a great

example of this.
Challenges included exploring physical science concepts
and the laws of motion as the
students designed, built and
experimented.
They programmed Pro-Bots
go around an obstacle course
and teams took part in a maths
competition and a general
knowledge quiz.
The St Marys Junior School
has started teaching coding and
robotics.
There will be a minutes silence to remember those who

died or suffered for Australias
cause in all wars and armed
conflicts.
The service is from 10.45 to
11.30am on November 11.
To find out where other services will be held, call Anzac
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Community news
Corrie recalls hunting for turtle
eggs at Lake Claremont
By BARRIE KERNAGHAIIE
Corrie Bodney and his
brothers and sisters had intermittent education at the old
Swanbourne Primary School
because the family would go
on walkabout.
Many past students of varying
ages remember the Bodneys
being in their class at school
because the headmaster, Mr
Charleton, would place them in
whichever class had room for
them. Corrie recalls many an
encounter with the headmaster
and his cane.
Corrie said his father had
married a traditional Aboriginal
woman and settled on tribal land
in Swanbourne.
Corrie was born in 1932 on
a sand floor in a one roomed
humpy built from bushes and
old sheets of scrap tin. This was
later improved with corrugated
iron salvaged after the war from
the old airfield in Claremont.
Corrie is looking forward to
meeting his former schoolmates
at the old schools 110th reunion from 2pm this Saturday,
November 7, at the new
Swanbourne Primary School,
which was built on the very land
where he was born.
While his mother did domestic work for families in the
district, Corries father walked
the streets selling clothes props
and cobweb brushes that Corrie
helped him to make from bulrushes tied with wire to bamboo
poles.
As a child he would help his
mother hunt for turtle eggs
around Butlers swamp, now
called Lake Claremont. Local

swamp birds were also part of
the diet.
He used dogs to help catch
rabbits and brush kangaroos to
supplement their diet.
They also camped behind the
old police station on Freshwater
Bay, catching fish with kylies,
which were made of V-shaped
tin and thrown at schools of
mullet in the shallows.
Cobbler could be enticed to
come out from the rocks with a
lure before being speared with
a gidgie. Crabs were plentiful
and could easily be caught by
hand.
When food was scarce, they
were given council permission
to camp at the then Perry Lakes,
but always returned to their
Swanbourne camp.
Corries brother, Willy, became a noted artist and his
younger brother, Cyril, represented WA in a boxing tournament in Singapore.
Tips for
planning
ahead
Seniors looking for information on planning for retirement
and putting their affairs in
order are welcome to a Seniors
Week event called Dying to
Know.
Corrie Bodney, right, yarns about school days with schoolmate Barrie
Kernaghan.
As part of Seniors Week,

Chipper Funerals will host
the free seminar on Thursday,
November 12, with topics including estate planning, financial security, demystifying funerals and
the advantages of pre-planning
your funeral.
Speakers will include Rebecca
Collet, author of Cut the Red
Tape, and local financial planner Sol Hart on Securing Your
Future.
The seminar will be at Chipper
Funerals, 385 Rokeby Road,
Subiaco, from 9.30 to 11.30am.
RSVP by calling Jane Fletcher
on 6380 1089 or email jfletcher@
chipperfunerals.com.au.
The archives reveal a different Yagan

Yagan and other prominent
Aborigines from the early
days of the Swan River Colony
will be the focus of a talk by
Bob Reece for the Royal WA
Historical Society.
In recent years, Yagan has
become a heroic figure for the
descendants of the original
Aboriginal owners of the Swan
River and a by-word for their
response to British settlement
in 1829.
They see him as a resistance

figure who offered armed opposition to the settlers for their
expropriation of traditional
lands and their disdain for an
ancient Aboriginal culture.
Aboriginal society lacked any
political hierarchy, but Yagan
represented a new form of
leadership.
He was declared an outlaw
with a price on his head, and the
small settler population heaved
a collective sigh of relief in 1833
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treacherously shot by a 13-yearold boy for a reward.
After the 1967 referendum and the emergence of
Aboriginal people on to the
national political stage, the
need grew for Aboriginal hero
figures from the past and Yagan
became one.
From a fresh examination of
the contemporary sources, Dr
Reece will offer a perspective
on Yagan and other notable
Swan River Aboriginal figures

of his time that will show him
as he was, rather than what he
has become.
The meeting is at 6pm on
Wednesday, November 18, at
Stirling House, on the corner
of Broadway and Clark Street,
Nedlands.
Refreshments are available
from 5.30pm and the bookshop
is open until 6pm.
For more information, call the
society on 9386 3841.
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How we deal
with sexuality
The best
lessons
are life
lessons
To coincide with WA PrideFest,

there will be a series of short
talks looking at approaches to
sexuality and gender diversity,
based on UWA research.
With a moving speech and

the gift of a painting, the CEO
of Nulsen Disability Services,
Gordon Trewern, thanked students and staff at Hale School.
He was celebrating the 10th
anniversary of a program that
has seen Hale students visit
Nulsen Haven and build lasting
friendships with clients.
To mark the occasion, he presented the school with a painting
by Greg Barr, a talented and
awarded artist.
For 10 years, the Nulsen Youth
Patron Program at Hale School
has provided students with the
confidence to meaningfully
engage with people living with Pictured with the painting commissioned to mark the 10th anniversary of the Nulsen Youth Patron Program
disabilities.
are, from left, Hale headmaster Stuart Meade, artist Greg Barr, and Gordon Trewern, CEO of Nulsen Disability
Mr Trewern quoted Hale
Services.
School student Alex Stanisis:
The Youth Patron Program
taught me that a simple smile
and conversation was enough
to brighten anyones day.
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One year on, I still cherish
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given West Australians the will share her knowledge of, plants have fascinated Bronwen
residents, and value the lessons
rather unpromising title of and passion for, these local for as long as she can rememthat I learned in tolerance and
plants in at the Perth branch of ber, and she has worked in this
Sandgropers.
acceptance.
the Wildflower Societys meet- area for the past 30 years.
However, these poor soils ing on Tuesday, November 10.
In partnership with others,
also support world-class flora
She will focus on what is left she was involved in putting
of amazing colour, form and and how this is protected. An in- this information together for
variety.
teresting part of the talk will be conservation planning on the
There are more than 1300 a look at Perth, from the Swan plain.
native plants within the met- estuary to the sea, and what it
Meetings of the Perth branch
ropolitan area alone, nearly as was like in pre-European times of the society are held on the
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and transgender people (LGBT)
represented in the press, social
media, popular culture, and
politics?
How do these depictions influence, mirror, or misrepresent
the way LGBT people perceive
themselves?
The talks will also canvass the
health implications of how LGBT
people are presented.
The first two talks will focus on
representations and identities
abroad, while the final two will
explore youth mental well-being
and resilience in Australia.
The free talks will run from 6
to 7.30pm on Tuesday, November
10, in UWAs Woolnough Lecture
Theatre.
They are co-sponsored by UWAs
Office of Equity and Diversity and
the Institute of Advanced Studies.
RSVP is required via www.ias.
uwa.edu.au/lectures/lgbtperspectives.
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Bagot Road.
The doors open at 7.30pm
and the meeting begins at 8pm.
Entry is $2 and you do not need
to be a member of the society
to attend.
Supper is served after the talk
and everyone is eligible for the
nights door prize.
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with tree top views.
The unique suspended walkway over the natural
setting creates a chilled out ambience.
Open-plan living zones
Price: Mid $1 millions
Jarrah oors & high ceilings
Closing Date: All Offers Presented

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(seller reserves the
right to sell prior)
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11:00am - 11:30am
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Community news
Why not have a go?

If youre a senior, its your
chance to try out some new
activities at the free Have a
Go Day, at Burswood Park.
Presented by the Seniors
Recreation Council, it will
run from 8.30am to 3pm on
Wednesday, November 11.
Anyone over 45 can try a
range of sporting and recreation activities, with more than
220 different sites to explore.
Try the obstacle course, football kicking with West Coast
Eagles Football Club, virtual

gliding and a wide variety of
technology programs.
Other activities include croquet, ptanque, canoeing, rock
climbing, brain training, various forms of dancing, exercise
to music and a wide variety of
entertainment, including the
Police Pipe Band.
Free refreshments available
will include tea, coffee and
water from the hospitality
tents .
Relaxing with Summerwine

Summer, wine and warm
memories are synonymous
with the atmosphere created
by singer Sonja DAnne and
guitarist Toni Italiano.
Kath Ridgewell centre, talks books with volunteers Marianne Cole, left, and Vicki Tkacz. Photo: Billie Fairclough
Good books are always a talking point

For Seniors Week, MercyCare
in Wembley is shining a spotlight on a volunteer program
supporting elderly readers.
Five staff members at the
Catholic Library of WA have
set up a book delivery service
and volunteer fortnightly to
supply fresh reading material
to avid readers at MercyCares
residential aged-care facility in
Wembley.
The volunteers take the time
to learn about the residents and
then select books aligned to the
residents interests.
Catholic Library of WA manager Vicki Tkacz said: Books are

great because theyre a platform
for opening up wonderful conversations with the residents,
so its very rewarding for our
staff as well.
MercyCare CEO Chris Hall
said the program had been introduced as a six-month pilot
in August and was so popular
that MercyCare hoped it would
continue.
The book delivery service
is socially beneficial for our
residents because the residents
are able to really connect with

the volunteers they meet each
fortnight, to form friendships and
have a chat about their common
interests through the books they
are reading, he said.
MercyCare resident Kathleen
Ridgewell has been part of the
program since it began.
She has enjoyed reading books
about Ireland, which have allowed her to learn about the
homeland of her Irish friends.
The books are great and its
nice meeting the volunteers who
bring them, she said.
For a relaxing time, join

Summerwine, as they are
known, at Jackadders Music
Club next Sunday, November
15, from 3 to 5.30pm.
Sonja and Toni are artists and friends who have
performed independently as
soloists and in bands locally,
nationally and internationally
for the past 35 years.
Both are singer/songwriters
and enjoy a variety of new and
old pre-loved music.
This is the final show of
the year for the club, which
gathers at Warren Lake
Hall, Teakwood Avenue,
Woodlands.
Tickets ($8) can be bought at
the door and there is no entry
charge for children.
For more information,
contact Carmel via carmel@
carmelcharlton.com or phone
0412 777 061.
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COTTESLOE
A DREAM BORNE ON THE BREEZE

This classic 1919 original has been uplifted, lightened and enlarged by stunning extensions
and renovations to become a spacious residence thats the epitome of the Cottesloe lifestyle.
A perfect blend of inuences from French provincial to Long Island estates.
This is a house where a family grows, where life is full, where magic happens.
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Inspections: Saturdays or by appointment
MACK HALL ADAM LENEGAN

0417 744 600
0417 286 163
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JUST SOLD
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21 Colonial Gardens, Mosman Park
5 Read Avenue, Mosman Park
32 Portsea Rise, Mosman Park
9/18 John Street, North Fremantle
Peter Burns 0418 925 012

peter@mackhall.com.au
9286 5555
For Sale
River & Ocean
10 Chippereld Court, Peter Burns
0418 925 012
Mosman Park
$1.49 Million
This private sanctuary is superbly proportioned, accommodating

3 generous living zones large lounge adjoins a vibrant kitchen/meals/
family which has a spacious terrace to watch the river ow. Downstairs
master suite and retreat opening onto a private court 2 large bedrooms
an a bathroom complete the accommodation. This very special home is
beautifully appointed, allowing for family comfort and enjoyment.
Home Open Saturday 7th November 11.00am - 11.45am
380sqm of land
DESIRABLE PROPERTY
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For Sale Northerly

Contemporary
Peter Burns
0418 925 012
67 Glyde Street,
Mosman Park
EOI $2millions
Private & Secure - a NEAR NEW, 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom family residence

built to a sensational specication with Northerly rear. Wooden ooring
throughout with high ceilings - wide central hallway leads past theatre/
activity to a voluminous family room, complete with excellent chefs
kitchen including breakfast bar bi-fold doors open the room on to the
surrounding nature gardens in ultimate privacy.
Home Open Saturday 7th November 10.00am - 10.45am
527sqm of land
Peter Burns 0418 925 012

9286 5555
For Sale Stunning

Modernist Residence
20 Johnston Street,
Peppermint Grove
EOI $2.95million
Peter Burns
0418 925 012
Set amongst Perths most exclusive homes, in one of the countrys premiere
suburbs this home surely offers it all. Featuring the best in family living, a
clever oor plan and superior specication, providing a lifestyle that many
dream of! An elegant and beautifully built residence must be inspected
to be appreciated.
**LONG SETTLEMENT AVAILABLE**
Home Open Saturday 7th November 12.15pm - 1.00pm
473sqm of land
DESIRABLE PROPERTY
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100s OF HAPPY BUYERS
AND SELLERS EXPERIENCING
PASSION, ENTHUSIASM
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WHEN SELLING
YOUR HOME BE SURE TO CALL
MARK ANDERSON
0411 645 174

WORKING, LIVING &
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INSPECT SATURDAY 7TH NOVEMBER 11:00 - 11:45AM or by appointment
Agent MARK ANDERSON

Phone 0411 645 174
www.andersondavies.com.au
NEDLANDS, 106 Webster Street
4.5
1012 SQM
OFFERS FROM $2.85M
SPECTACULAR GOLF COURSE LOCATION WITH RIVER VIEWS

A stylish, luxurious verandah home on an elevated corner block in a premium location. Accommodation includes 2 large
bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms and verandahs, 3 additional bedrooms, study/6th bedroom, formal reception and dining,
modern kitchen, stunning family/meals area, large conservatory. Wonderful outdoor entertaining area with large deck, in
ground pool, wrap-around gardens, water bore.
INSPECT SATURDAY 7TH NOVEMBER 10:00 - 10:45AM or by appointment
Agent MARK ANDERSON

Phone 0411 645 174
www.andersondavies.com.au
Community news
Honours for historian

and concert pianist
Shenton Park concert
pianist Mark Coughlan and
PLCs archivist Shannon
Lovelady were recently recognised for the pride they
take in their work.
Neville Blesing and Penny Bannister check out some of the books at the Broadway Swapmart.
Treasures aplenty at Swapmart

There are always bargains
to be found at the Sunday
Swapmart at Broadway
Shopping Centre.
The Rotary Club of Nedlands
hosts the long-running Swapmart
every Sunday morning and has
raised $29,000 for charity in the
past year.
Recently, Rotarian Ray

Walker, who handles book
sales at the Swapmart, decided
to check on the value of four
books by Winston Churchill he
was going to sell for $10 or less.
Penny Bannister, who used
to run a bookshop at the
Fremantle Markets for 30 years,
estimated the books market
35 Corkhill Street, North Fremantle

LIVE THE LIFE
Located high on the hill, on one of North Fremantles most sought after
streets, this beautifully presented two-storey home is just a short stroll
to the river and parklands.
This quality built residence will suit those looking to downsize to the
safety, security and style of an apartment whilst still enjoying the space
and solitude of your own home.
value to be $200.
There are plenty of bargains, said Rotarian Neville
Blesing.
And we are always looking
for unwanted household goods
and books.
It is for a good cause.
If you have something to donate, call 9386 5110.
They were both presented

with Pride of Workmanship
Awards by the Rotary Club of
Freshwater Bay.
Mark, who has performed in
Europe, South-East Asia and
around Australia, is also a
musical director, lecturer and
music critic.
The Rotary clubs past president, Di Collins, presented him
with the award for his tireless
efforts in fostering and supporting young talent that is
continually emerging in WA
and for freely giving his talent
and energy.
As PLC archivist, Shannon
learnt in June 2013 that no
one knew how many West
Australians had died at
Gallipoli.
She and a team of 30 volunteers embarked on the almost
impossible task of identifying
1023 soldiers who had been
killed at or as a result of wounds
sustained during the Gallipoli
campaign.
Shannons figures were used
widely during the commemorative services associated with the
100th Anniversary of Anzac Day,
along with stories from the 61
soldiers histories she penned
weekly for 15 months and which
were published in the POST.
The project created invaluable history for WA as well as
reconnecting families who had
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The club is helping Shannon
to have her work published in
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Next year, she intends to
embark on a similar venture
for the soldiers who fought on
the Western Front in World
War I.
Mark organises the annual
New Years Eve Vienna Pops
Champagne Concert at the Perth
Concert Hall for the Rotary
Club of Perth and this year the
voices of Fiona Campbell and
Ali Bodycoat will ring in 2016.
Tickets for the concert are now
on sale.
Rotarys Di Collins, right, presents

historian Shannon Lovelady with
her Pride of Workmanship award.
3 BEDS 2 BATH 2 CAR

PRICE
From $1,595,000
INSPECT Saturday 7th November
2.15pm - 2.45pm
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22 May St, East Fremantle
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Bexleys Real Estate Welcomes Tracy Lee

At BEXLEYS, we've been winning hearts and minds, as well as referrals from our loyal and growing
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She will connue to bring a refreshingly dierent and professional approach to selling. With her
extensive experience in real estate and a track record of successful sales throughout the Western
Suburbs, she can tailor an eecve selling strategy for your property.
A graduate of UWA, Tracy is a Chartered Accountant and has an MBA. Her 14-year banking career
across three major banks, saw her entrusted with porolios of high net worth professionals and
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36/2 Mayfair St, West Perth
Oers above $495,000

Embrace the lifestyle with this classy apartment. Locaon!
Located in the West End of the City, this fabulous apartment is very central and
convenient. Walk to cafs, restaurants, bars, shops, post oce, Harold Boas
Garden and public transport. Close to Subiaco, Northbridge, Kings Park, Perth
Arena, Subiaco Oval, Watertown (formerly Harbour Town), Perth Convenon
Centre and oers convenient access to freeway and Graham Farmer Tunnel.
Accommodaon and features comprise: large kitchen with quality stainless steel
appliances, open-plan living and dining area, balcony, laundry, plenty of storage,
external storeroom, r/c air-con, quality ngs, high ceilings and shared li
facility. This bouque complex's amenies include swimming pool, barbeque
facility and landscaped gardens.
Tracy Lee BCom CA MBA

0411 166 001 l tracy.lee@bexleys.com.au
(08) 9383 7777 l www.bexleys.com.au
Home Open Sat 7th Nov 10:30am - 11:15am
COTTESLOE
2/36 FORREST STREET, COTTESLOE
PRIVATE HIDEAWAY
Offering rare comfort, space and ocean views stretching across the golf course, this immaculately presented
townhouse has to be among the nest in Cottesloe.
Privately situated in a group of only four
Spanning two oors with excellent separation
Spacious living on two levels
Chefs gas kitchen, with good storage
Deluxe master suite, with designer bathroom and
stunning views
$1,745,000
Second double bedroom upstairs

Guest bedroom and bathroom downstairs
Study
Discrete walkway directly to John Street
A retreat just footsteps to the beach, cafes and
restaurants
179sqm
HOME OPEN:
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22/30 KWONG ALLEY, NORTH FREMANTLE
DOWN BY THE RIVER WHAT VALUE!
The quality and features of this property are not found anywhere else, and it is easy to see why the development
won the prestigious award of HIA Apartment Project of the Year. Comprising of a large open plan living area
and a beautiful kitchen with every conceivable cooking appliance - both of which look over the balcony to
Fremantle Harbour and Carnac Island in the distance. The large master suite has a balcony with an outlook
to the hills of East Fremantle, as well as walk-in-robe and en-suite. There is also a second, double bedroom
with balcony, a second bathroom, study nook and laundry. The property further benets from two car bays
and a good size storeroom.
OFFERS FROM $998,000

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HOME OPEN:
2.20PM - 2.55PM

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TO BE SOLD ON OR BEFORE 30TH NOVEMBER 2015

The moment you step beyond the pretty faade of this delightful family home youll be entranced by its privacy
and peaceful nature. The owners of this stunning family classic have created something really special in a location
unrivalled for its proximity to some of the Western Suburbs best schools and shopping/dining precincts. Glorious
beaches are also minutes away. Taking its cues from its circa 1904 origins and with a seamless extension, the
central hallway leads to a spacious living/dining and kitchen area. The sense of space and light is maximised
by soaring ceilings and beautiful oor to ceiling glass windows making the most of the private garden outlook.
Enhanced by rich wooden ooring and with a sleek designer kitchen to impress the most discerning of food
lovers, you will love relaxing and entertaining in equal measures, either inside or in the lush decked gardens. All
of this is complemented by exible family accommodation with four bedrooms, two renovated bathrooms, and
a second upstairs living area. Providing endless extras including evaporative aircon, integrated fridge/freezer
and dishwasher, Caesar stone benchtops, roof attic storage, wide oorboards, and plantation shutters
throughout.
HOME OPEN: SATURDAY 7TH NOVEMBER 4.45PM - 5.20PM

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13 Kearns Cres, Applecross
T 08 9316 8088
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ACTON BALDIVIS
Unit 8/10 Atwick Tce, Baldivis Unit 1/466 Warton Rd, CanningVale
T 08 6350 0000
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500 Stirling Hwy, Peppermint
T 08 9384 6999
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2/678 Beaufort St, Mt Lawley
T 08 9272 2488
ACTON NORTH
6/316 The Bvd, City Beach
T 08 9285 0111
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T 08 6310 0300
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T 08 9497 3773
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ACTON BUNBURY
2/49 Spencer Street, Bunbury
T 08 9791 5777
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1 Hay Street, Subiaco
T 08 9381 5566
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1/187 Stirling Hwy, Nedlands
T 08 9386 9981
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T 08 9550 2000
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160 Stirling Hwy, Nedlands
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T 08 9468 7705
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30 Queen Street, Busselton
T 08 9754 9200
T 08 9522 8999
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2 - 4 Mint Street, Victoria Park
T 08 9470 5556
ACTON SOUTH
78 Angelo Street, South Perth
T 08 9474 2088
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6 Tapping Road, Quinns Rocks
T 08 9400 1600
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1/237 Naturaliste Tce,

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2A/142 Bussell Highway,

Margaret River T 08 9758 8898
PROUDLY 100% WESTERN AUSTRALIAN OWNED AND OPERATED (SINCE 1969)
COTTESLOE
41 BROOME STREET, NEDLANDS
FROM $1.795M
SPACE AND SERENITY!

Immaculately presented house and garden, with various living areas throughout
this ve bedroom home for family members to relax in their own favourite space.
Enjoy year round entertaining in the gorgeous alfresco area, and love the light
and space of this very liveable home. Delight in creating delicious dishes in
the magnicent granite kitchen with integrated fridge, Ilve oven, gas cooktop
and Miele dishwasher. You will love the light in the spacious casual living room
which looks out to the alfresco and lush gardens. Offering family exibility, with
everything on one level and a separate entrance to the rear bedroom wing,
allowing independence for those who require it.
Deborah Brady
5
787sqm
DEBORAH BRADY 0405 570 903

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deborah.brady@acton.com.au
54 MANNING ST, MOSMAN PARK
$1,590,000
SERENE AND GREEN

Ticking all the boxes! This spacious, single level, four bedroom home offers a
private lifestyle in a friendly neighbourhood. On a large 896sqm landholding
this house is ideal for a growing family or downsizers who are still wanting
land. The light and airy home has three separate living areas and a large
covered alfresco perfect for all year round entertaining. The beautiful garden
has room for a pool, and there is a large shed/ workshop with ROW access.
With quality ttings throughout, air conditioning, no steps and wide doorways,
this immaculate and comfortable residence is walking distance to local shops,
the river and the beach.
896sqm
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HOME OPEN: SATURDAY 7TH NOVEMBER 11.50AM - 12.25PM

25PM

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121 ROSALIE STREET, SHENTON PARK
AUCTION
A RARE BRIGHT BEAUTY!

AUCTION SAT 28TH NOVEMBER 2015 AT 1PM ON SITE (UNLESS SOLD PRIOR)
Grand proportions and stunning open style this magnicent family home is
the only six bedroom home on the market in Shenton Park! Fragrant jasmine
winding up the front verandah posts is pretty as a picture, and there are charming
period features such as jarrah oors and stained glass windows right through
this extensive home. Relax in the superb alfresco pavilion, or take a dip in the
sparkling pool. A huge kitchen is extremely spacious and has two ovens and a
central island bench, perfect for long family feasts. The bedrooms are light and
bright, with lovely leafy views from the upper storey. Walk to Kings Park, Rosalie
Park, local shops and Subiacos bars and cafe strip. Excellent schools nearby,
y, in
the Shenton College catchment and just 4km from CBD.
6
650sqm 1
HOME OPEN: SATURDAY 7TH NOVEMBER 11.05AM - 11.40AM

40AM

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COTTESLOE
3 BEAGLE STREET, MOSMAN PARK
AUCTION
TIME TO SHINE
AUCTION SATURDAY 21ST NOVEMBER 2015 AT 11.30AM
ON SITE (UNLESS SOLD PRIOR)
BIDDING TO START FROM $1,650,000
Youll love the mystery of this family home, which opens up to reveal its stunning
secrets to you. On a 574sqm landholding the opportunities are endless. The
spacious residence has a glamorous heart and has been fully renovated with a
wonderful blend of crisp contemporary ttings and welcoming period features.
There is excellent separation between several living areas, a fabulous all weather
alfresco area and a separate self-contained studio, and the central kitchen is the
heart of the home.
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2/51 RULE ST, NTH FREMANTLE LOW TO MID $2MS
LARGE APARTMENT WITH INDOOR POOL

Brilliantly located in the historic landmark Old Soap Factory enjoying spectacular
river and ocean vistas, this gracious home enjoys spacious living areas, kitchen with
quality appliances, indoor alfresco with pool and spa plus a magical master suite with
private deck and magnicent views. With bespoke style, this four bedroom home (plus
study and large mezzanine providing additional space) enjoys mod cons including
security, cellar and a glass lift to all levels. In a quiet cul-de-sac with the river at your feet,
this unique home is sure to impress, with its character features and views both across
the river and to the ocean, with the beach, schools, parks, public transport, cafes and
restaurants all nearby.
490sqm
HOME OPEN: SATURDAY 7TH NOVEMBER 9.45AM - 10.35AM

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10 COLUMBA PL, PEPPERMINT GROVE
$2,299,000
REMARKABLE LIVING!
Flooded with natural light, this private lock and leave home compliments
the ease of luxury and entertaining. With three enormous living areas, two
bedrooms with ensuites, a swimming pool and a stunning entertainment hub,
this home has everything you need for a relaxed lifestyle and is walking distance
to Cottesloe Primary School, the beach, river and shops all from this quiet culde-sac. This generous family home offers great separation, formal and informal
living, a study, an upstairs parents retreat, alfresco deck and outdoor kitchen, a
glistening pool and so much more.
704sqm

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COTTESLOE
8 PARRY STREET, CLAREMONT
$2,995,000
PEACEFUL PERFECTION!
Situated high on the Claremont Hill, this immaculate three level home has
charming character and a relaxed ambience. The period home (circa 1928)
offers everything you need to enjoy a modern family lifestyle, with separate
living spaces, exquisite workmanship and top end ttings. The elevated position
allows leafy views to the hills from the deck, and a cabana dining area is perfect
for entertaining by the sparkling pool. There are several shady alfresco areas
from which to enjoy the lush, award winning gardens which enfold the home
and provide a delight for the senses. Walk to excellent schools, Swanbourne
shops and Claremont Quarter, or stroll to the river in ten minutes.
908sqm

3
32 THOMSON RD, CLAREMONT OFFERS FR $2.249M
LETS FALL IN LOVE!

Leafy dappled shade entices you into this pretty, contemporary home, nestled
discreetly in a quiet tree-lined street. The comfortable home makes you feel
immediately at ease. The spacious family residence offers generous rooms,
great separation and a low maintenance lifestyle and has polished jarrah oors
and quality ttings throughout. In a very convenient location with a beautiful
park at the end of the street, its walking distance to the river, Claremont shops
and cafes, bus and train and excellent schools.
521sqm

3
27 CLEMENT STREET, SWANBOURNE
OFFERS
LET THE LIGHT SHINE IN!

OFFERS CLOSE ON OR BEFORE WEDNESDAY
18TH NOVEMBER 2015 AT 12.00PM
Light, open, and straight out of the pages of a magazine! This stunning home
has sunny spacious rooms which are breathtaking in their simplicity and
attention to detail. Immaculately designed to add substance to your lifestyle,
its the epitome of modern architectural integrity. A crisp style evokes a warm
friendly ambience throughout the open living areas, sleek seamless kitchen, and
stunning bedrooms and bathrooms. Walk to the beach and Allen Park. Close to
shops, excellent schools, train and bus.
Price Guide: Mid $2ms
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39 ERINS ISLE, DUDLEY PARK
$1,145,000
EXQUISITE ENTERTAINER ON THE CANALS!

Stunning 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom on 738sqm block
East-facing with stunning peaceful water views, low maintenance gardens
Spacious open-plan kitchen, dining and family, separate lounge, separate study
High ceilings and feature windows throughout
Ducted reverse cycle air-conditioning and feature stone gas replace in main Lounge
Large and luxurious master suite o/looking pool and canal
Generous guest bedroom with private ensuite
Large enclosed alfresco with cedar-lined ceiling and bi fold doors, perfect for all year round entertaining!
Sparkling solar heated plunge pool with water feature
9m L shaped jetty with a 1500kg boat lifter
738sqm
HOME OPEN:
12.00PM - 12.30PM
NOELINE ROSS 0408 947 302 noeline.ross@acton.com.au
28 RONSARD DRIVE, SAN REMO
AUCTION
GRAND BEACHSIDE BEAUTY + STUNNING VIEWS!

AUCTION SATURDAY 5TH DECEMBER 2015 AT 1.30PM (UNLESS SOLD PRIOR)
Panoramic ocean views! 4 x 2 two storey on 700sqm block.
Open-plan meals, family and kitchen with water views!
Located in Mandurahs blue chip coastal strip of San Remo
Separate study, massive games room with built in bar and powder room
Well equipped kitchen ideal for the chef of the family
Generous master suite with parents retreat/lounge upstairs with balcony
Triple Car Garage with extra storage space
Potential Boat/Van Parking
700sqm
HOME OPEN:
1.00PM - 1.45PM
NOELINE ROSS 0408 947 302 noeline.ross@acton.com.au

ACTON MANDURAH 1 HACKETT STREET, MANDURAH PH: (08) 9550 2000 WWW.ACTON.COM.AU/MANDURAH
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32 ORD STREET, NEDLANDS
FROM $1,595,000
SOPHISTICATED STYLE
With impeccable attention to detail this home has been lovingly transformed into a stunning fusion of
contemporary style and easy care living. Renovated to the highest of standards, beautifully presented, the
standard is set with French travertine ooring, soaring shadow line ceilings, oor length drapes, pendant
lighting and open-plan living at its best! A cleverly thought out oor plan offers the space and separation a
family craves, with 2 light lled separate living areas, a childrens wing to one side of the home and the master
suite at the rear. Indoor/outdoor entertaining is awlessly achieved with the option of a courtyard terrace
off one living space or the backyard, complete with a lovely salt water pool, outdoor shower, landscaped
gardens and plenty of space for the kids to run.
696sqm
HOME OPEN:
TWILIGHT WEDNESDAY 11TH NOVEMBER
5.30PM - 6.30PM
JOAN GEBBIE 0414 666 785

joan.gebbie@acton.com.au
MARTINE EYERS 0433 356 152

martine.eyers@acton.com.au
87 MELVISTA AVENUE, NEDLANDS
MID $1 MILLIONS
DARE TO DREAM
OFFERS CLOSING 4PM TUESDAY 10TH NOVEMBER 2015 (UNLESS SOLD PRIOR)
You can dare to dream with this original 1949 home. Set in one of Nedlands most enviable pockets, right on
the door step of Masons gardens this is an idyllic opportunity to build your family home where your children
can walk to school and parks. Sitting on a large 1019sqm levelled block with sought after Northern rear this
home creates an exceptional opportunity to renovate or build and make the most of its sensational lifestyle
surroundings.
DAVID EYERS 0419 889 130

david.eyers@acton.com.au
1019sqm
HOME OPEN:
10.00AM - 10.30AM
MARTINE EYERS 0433 356 152

martine.eyers@acton.com.au
ACTON DALKEITH 160 STIRLING HIGHWAY, NEDLANDS PH: (08) 9386 8255 WWW.ACTON.COM.AU/DALKEITH
for sale
25 Louise Street, Nedlands
4
2.5
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mid
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encourage family togetherness, and clever zoning that allows for kids
and adults to enjoy time apart.
Open Saturday 7th November 1:15pm - 2:00pm
Michelle Kerr | 0412 770 743 | michelle@abelmcgrath.com.au
71 Williams Road, Nedlands

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1100 sqm
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mid to high
$1millions
The one thing all families crave is space and this home has it in spades!
Positioned on an enormous 1100sqm block this expansive family home is
just waiting for you to turn the key and call it home. Built in the early 1930s
the home has retained all the character and charm of yesteryear with
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cornices. The home provides great separation ensuring that kids and
parents both have their own space. The outdoor area and pool cannot
be over exaggerated with enough room for a game of cricket after the
Christmas lunch, trampolines and toys or further extensions if needed.
On a block this size, the world really is your oyster.
Michelle Kerr | 0412 770 743 | michelle@abelmcgrath.com.au
Claremont
Leederville
Subiaco
9286 3655
9208 1999
9381 2055
abelmcgrath.com.au
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michelle@abelmcgrath.com.au
@nedlands_ninja #nedlandsninja
Claremont | 303 Stirling Highway
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Community news
Doughnut
contest
takes the cake
One girls
fight for
education
The sports were wacky but

lots of fun was had when students from the UWA Centre for
English Language Teaching
(UWA CELT) competed against
Taylors College.
Fifteen-year-old schoolgirl Malala Yousafzai was

targeted by the Taliban and
miraculously survived her
gunshot wounds to become
the Nobel Peace Prize
Laureate.
There were sack races, an egg

and spoon relay, wheelbarrow
races and sprints as well as
binocular soccer, strawberryand-cream and doughnut eating
competitions, and a tug of war.
The UWA CELT team took
home the trophy.
Priest speaks
out on refugees
Jesuit priest Father Frank
Brennan is a professor of law
and an advocate in the area
of social justice.
In 2008, he became chairperson of the Australian
Governments National
Human Rights Consultation
Committee.
During 2011, he was critical of the refugee policies of
the government, saying that
the Australian Labor Party
had been led into moral decline and that the Malaysia
Solution was morally derelict
and tantamount to offshore
dumping.
On Sunday, November 22,
at 3pm, Father Brennan will
give a talk titled Australias
National Interest and the
Decent Treatment of Asylum
Seekers.
It will be presented at the
centre for ethics at Christ
Church Grammar School.
When it comes to wacky sports, students at UWAs Centre for English Language Teaching are the winners.
Ideas on staying fit are a big hit

the Ageing (COTA), the organisation behind the Living Longer,
Living Stronger program, and
Shine Community Services.
Phil Airey, COTAs active ageing spokesperson, said: Living
Longer, Living Stronger is an
evidence-based progressive
strength and exercise program
aimed at reducing the incidence
of falls and improving the health
and well-being of people over
50.
Other exhibitors included a
local podiatrist, a beautician,
The latest research shows

that growing older does not
mean that physical and mental
abilities have to decline.
People can do a lot to stay fit
and healthy and there are plenty
of organisations to help make it
happen.
A wellness expo at Arcadia
Waters Beaumont retirement
village in Swanbourne last week
saw residents popping in to chat
to the many exhibitors.
These included the Council on
mobility specialists and an audiologist who was conducting free

hearing checks. Visitors could
even find out about a painting
course especially designed for
people who think they have no
artistic ability.
The organiser of the expo was
Arcadia Groups resident support
officer Jill Howard, who said that
most retirement village residents
wanted to continue living independently but sometimes needed
a little help.
He Named Me Malala, an
intimate film about her, will
screen on Sunday, November
15, as a fundraiser for the
One World Centre.
Malala was singled out
by the Taliban, along with
her father, for advocating
the education of girls in
Pakistans Swat Valley.
She survived and is now
a leading campaigner for
education globally and a cofounder of the Malala Fund.
Documentary filmmaker
Davis Guggenheim shows
Malalas father, Zia, who
inspired her love for education, her impassioned
speeches at the UN as well
as her everyday life with her
parents and brothers.
The charity screening is at
5pm on November 15 at Luna
Leederville and tickets are
$20 and $15.
They can be bought online
at www.trybooking.com/JFGA
or contact Joe Courtney on
9227 5746 or joe_anne@iinet.
net.au.
All funds raised will be
used to support the library
at the One World Centre,
which aims to educate for a
just and sustainable world.
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First Twilight Viewing Wednesday 11th November 5:30pm - 6:30pm

Open Saturday 7th November 11:00am - 12:00pm

Auction on-site (unless sold prior) | Sat 28th November 12:00pm
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Leederville
Subiaco
9286 3655
9208 1999
9381 2055
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42 Mayfair Street, Mount Claremont
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in a private cul-de-sac, on a rare 1012sqm block with lane way access to
the rear. The astute buyer will seize this opportunity for its enviable lifestyle
and subdivision potential (application pending), feeling as though theyve
won the board game of life. Your options are limitless and appealing. Live
comfortably now, renovate, detonate, subdivide and/or develop. This is a
once in a lifetime opportunity that you will never regret.
Open Saturday 7th November 10:00am - 10:30am
Simon McGrath
0418 918 678
simon@abelmcgrath.com.au
John Hunter
0427 654 352
john.hunter@abelmcgrath.com.au
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430 sqm
auction
FINAL NOTICE. AUCTION THIS SATURDAY.

BIDDING STARTS AT $900K
This completely gorgeous renovated 3 bed 1 bath character residence
blends original charm and fabulous contemporary style to bring you a
wonderful home perfect for starting out or downsizing. Glorious character
features are highlighted throughout the home newly polished jarrah
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with reverse cycle a/c throughout, store room and garage access from
ROW, parking for 2 cars at the front, this is the perfect place to call home.
Open Saturday 7th November 11:00am - 11:30am

Auction on-site (unless sold prior) | Sat 7th November 11:30am
Simon McGrath
0418 918 678
John Hunter
0427 654 352
au
Claremont
Leederville
Subiaco
9286 3655
9208 1999
9381 2055
abelmcgrath.com.au
for sale
2/31 Baird Avenue, Nedlands
3
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$850k
221 sqm
The Living Is Easy

Beautifully maintained and fabulously convenient, this gorgeous 3 bed
2 bath villa in an exclusive group of only 3 is the ultimate in single level
living. Its brilliantly located within walking distance of restaurants, cafs,
the Windsor Cinema and grocery and boutique shopping with easy access
to UWA, teaching hospitals and Perth CBD. In an unbeatable location
perfect for professionals, investors and downsizers or those seeking a city
base in the Western Suburbs.
Simon McGrath
0418 918 678
John Hunter
0427 654 352
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before Saturday 21st November to enter the draw!
Claremont | 303 Stirling Highway
9286 3655
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at its best. The home is stylishly rendered in on-trend grey with bright
white accents and a bullnose verandah with wraparound timber decking.
Beautiful front gardens are completely fenced with plenty of room for a
trampoline under shady native trees. Expansive family living spaces are
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0418 918 678
John Hunter
0427 654 352
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Auction on-site (unless sold prior) | Sat 21st November 11:00am
Simon McGrath
0418 918 678
Michelle Kerr
0412 770 743
michelle@abelmcgrath.com.au
Claremont
Leederville
Subiaco
9286 3655
9208 1999
9381 2055
abelmcgrath.com.au
Community news
Honours for coach

and his club
Onslow Park Tennis
Clubs head coach Matt Bull
is off to Melbourne later
this month as a national
finalist for excellence in
club coaching.
When Matt joined the
Shenton Park club in 2008, it
had grass courts only, there
was no junior or senior pennant play and membership
was around 100.
Matt and his team worked
with the club and it now has
four lit hard courts allowing
all-year play, 20 summer
junior and adult pennant
teams and the membership
is around 250, with many
family memberships.
The Newcombe/Australian
Tennis Awards are presented

by Tennis Australia and
recognise players, coaches,
volunteers, officials, tournaments, clubs and schools
from all over Australia who
have excelled.
This will be Matts third
award night he won the
Hot Shots coach excellence
award in 2010 and was a
finalist in 2012.
Onslow Park Tennis Club
recently won the award for
the most outstanding club at
the Tennis West awards night.
The club is celebrating its
90th anniversary celebration
weekend on Saturday and
Sunday, November 14 and 15,
by opening its doors for people to head along and play.
Coach Matt Bull with young players he coaches at Onslow Park Tennis Club.
Floral delights in a Floreat garden

Enjoy the scent of jasmine
in full flower, flute music
and delicious food at an open
garden event in Floreat next
Saturday.
This gorgeous garden will be open for a special charity viewing on

November 14.
It is being held to raise funds

for the King Edward Memorial
Hospital centenary project.
The extensive garden starts on
the street verge, where decorative but tough plants, designed
to survive a hot summer, frame
the street lawn.
Entry is via the rear garden
where there are heritage and
modern roses and hibiscus.
Visitors will be able to buy
plants, cakes, home-made jams
and relishes as well as KEMH
centenary tea towels, silk
scarves and other craft items

ideal for Christmas presents.
A walk past the unusual variegated lemon trees along the
side of the house leads to the
north-facing courtyard.
Tough climbing plants provide gentle shade over pots of
azaleas, hydrangeas and camellias. There are also interesting
succulents and huge climbing
geraniums.
Here visitors can sit and enjoy
devonshire tea throughout the
day and listen to the flute ensemble playing between 10.30am
and 12.30pm.
The garden is at 59 Peebles
Road, Floreat, on the corner of
Kirkdale Street, and entry is $15,
Hear The Swan in Swanbourne on Sunday

Harpist Catherine Ashley will
join the Aria Quintet to make
music this Sunday in the final
concert in the Luxuriant series.
The concert is at 3pm on
Sunday, November 8, at the
Church of the Resurrection in
Shenton Road.
The harp music will include
Debussys Danse Sacre and
Danse Profane as well as Over

the Rainbow, Arabesque and
Saint-Saens The Swan.
We are thrilled to work with
the deeply musical Catherine
Ashley, said Aria Quintet
leader Grace Ah-quee.
We love working at Swanbournes Church of the Resurrection because the acoustics
are exceptional and the venue

is so beautiful.
To provide a bright contrast
to the luscious harp repertoire, Aria Quintet Susannah
Williams, Sara Duhig, Catherine
Tabi, Giovanni Vinci and Grace
will play Vivaldis Double
Violin Concerto.
The musicians love all styles
and this concert will include

Piazzollas Tzigane tango.
Tickets are $35, $10 for children, with family and concession
discounts available.
An afternoon tea of cakes is
included.
Tickets can be bought at the
door as well as online at trybooking.com/JFVB.
which includes devonshire tea.

Former staff at KEMH are
raising funds to celebrate the
100-year history of the hospital.
Why a general
was knighted
Ann James (91) will recount
the remarkable life story of
her father, General Sir Philip
Christison, at the November 9
gathering of the University of
the Third Age (U3A).
Sir Philip, who was knighted
in the field during World War
II, accepted the Japanese surrender of Singapore aboard
HMS Sussex and, soon afterwards, the Japanese surrender
of the Dutch East Indies, now
Indonesia.
Mrs Jamess talk is at 1pm on
Monday, November 9.
Then at 2.30pm, Rita Higham
will examine what Perths statues tell us about the social and
cultural aspects of our history.
There is a coffee break between the talks, and members of
the public are welcome to attend.
For more information, call
Keith on 9383 2037.
Gill
Trent
Julie
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143/2 Murray Ave,

MOSMAN PARK
9/25 St Leonards St,

MOSMAN PARK
$360 per week
$360 per week
Secure Building
Quiet complex
Colourful and cosy fully furnished apartment.

2 bedroom, 1 bathroom, secure park, great location.
Open Saturday
10.30am - 10.50am
Freshly painted, new carpet.

2 bedroom, 1 bathroom apartment in lovely gardens.
Julie Harrington
0407 008 570
Open Saturday
12.20am - 12.40am
Julie Harrington
0407 008 570
16/392 Stirling Hwy,

CLAREMONT
12/1 Stratford St,

EAST FREMANTLE
$425 per week
$470 per week
Funky Pad
Walk to River
Stylish, modern 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom.

Secure park and building, internal laundry.
Open Saturday
11.00am - 11.20am
Modern 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom townhouse.

Air cond, courtyard, parking.
Julie Harrington
0407 008 570
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Julie Harrington
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The following sales over the past few years were not sold by just one agency
Avonmore Tce, Cottesloe

30 Avonmore Tce, Cottesloe
Lot B, 30 Avonmore Tce, Cottesloe
28A Alfred Rd, Claremont
2/105 Bindaring Pde, Claremont
4/101 Bindaring Pde, Claremont
28 Reserve St, Claremont
8/1 Freeman Loop, North Fremantle
5/8 Avonmore Tce, Cottesloe
229 Curtin Ave, Cottesloe
Lot C, 30 Avonmore Tce, Cottesloe
16A Beach St, Cottesloe
1 Saunders St, Swanbourne
6 Beach St, Cottesloe
63A Bay View Tce, Claremont
8 Bird St, Cottesloe
179 Broome St, Cottesloe
119 Eric Street, Cottesloe
16 Watt St ,Swanbourne
44A Broome St, Cottesloe
14 Chamberlain St, Cottesloe
1/19 Chamberlain St, Cottesloe
1B Charles St, Cottesloe
4 Deane St, Cottesloe
1A Eileen St, Cottesloe
2A Eileen St, Cottesloe
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Community news
Well-known faces
to present talks
Students
win bins
The stories of three members

of the Floreat and districts
branch of National Seniors
Australia will feature at the
groups meeting on Thursday,
November 12.
Dalkeith students knew exactly what to do to boost their

classmates recycling efforts.
They went straight to the
council and asked it to donate
extra bins.
About 300 Dalkeith Primary
School students a day eat their
lunch on the schools veranda, but
there were not enough recycling
bins to cope with the salvageable
wrappers and containers.
Sol Alder, Harry Miller, Mark
Renner and Jules Bertolino explained the dilemma to Nedlands
councils waste minimisation
coordinator, Chaminda Mendis.
He arranged four extra recycling bins free of charge.
About 25% of recyclables end
up in the waste bin and we want
to recover that, Mr Mendis said.
Robin de John will show photos

and talk about her recent visit to
Bhutan, the country that measures its gross national happiness.
June Steen-Olsen will present
extracts from her interesting life,
starting in England via Norway
to WA.
Judith Agnew will re-live
leaving Wyndham just in time
before the Japanese attack in
World War II.
A big crowd will be at Mt
Claremont Community Centre,
Montgomery Avenue, at 9.30am
Music to feed the soul
Soap operas can

change the world
Two monks father and son

Pragunya and Nelson MyersDaley will present a free
concert in Scarborough next
week.
For more than 40 years,

William Ryerson has worked
in the field of reproductive
health and changing behaviour in various cultures.
Sol Alder, Harry Miller, Mark Renner, Jules Bertolino (in maroon shirt),
Chaminda Mendis.
Known as Monk Party, the

New Zealand musicians, who
really are monks, play a variety
of instruments.
The concert has been organised by Woodlands resident
Prabuddha Nicol, who said he
first heard Monk Party in New
York.
They combine their meditation and spiritual lifestyle with
their music and it is really nice
to listen to, he said.
Pragunya, the father, had a
career as professional session
guitarist in Auckland and passed
on this love of music and his

talent to his son.
From a young age, Nelson was
surrounded by instruments from
right around the globe north
African and Arabic drums, flute
and harmonium.
Monk Party also play darbuka,
riq, frame drums, badhran,
cajn, pennywhistle, guitar,
gongs and bansuri flute.
Monk Party have released
three CDs and have performed
throughout North America and
Australasia.
The concert at Scarborough
Community Centre is at 7pm on
Tuesday, November 10.
The concert is free, but to reserve seats phone 9242 7304 or
visit www.meditationperth.org.
Never look back
In his free talk at UWA on

Saturday, November 14, he will
talk about evaluating projects,
including one in Tanzania
that involved the effect of a
serialised radio drama on
family planning and avoiding
HIV/Aids.
His talk How Soap Operas
Can Change the World will
be at 2pm in UWAs Social
Sciences Lecture Theatre.
For more information, call
9386 1890.
for 10am for the talks, fellowship

and a legendary morning tea.
The cost is $5 and everyone
over 50 is warmly invited.
Car parking is available and the
meeting finishes at noon.
President John Dingle said:
These meetings where our own
members speak are always interesting and have been some of our
most memorable gatherings.
The final gathering for the
year will be Christmas lunch, on
Thursday, December 10, at Sea
View Golf Club.
The cost is $40 for members and
$45 for non-members, which will
be collected at the November 12
meeting.
For more information, ring
Marion on 9387 8383.
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FANTASTIC RIVERSIDE HOME
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John Lloyd
Impressive master suite and ensuite with spectacular

180 degree vista
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19 Holyrood Street, WEST LEEDERVILLE

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GRAND COLONIAL RESIDENCE

CIRCA 1904
Incorporating classic limestone cottage.
ALL OFFERS BY 5PM Saturday 28th of November 2015
The owners reserve the right to sell prior.
Rarely available in this historic riverside precinct, a stunning colonial
residence of imposing quality and size that is complimented by a
beautiful limestone cottage in a tranquil, lush landscape setting.
The formal rooms are simply breathtaking. The choice for alfresco
entertaining are numerous and the river views from the upper
levels are most surprising.
This is a unique property in a highly prized riverside location!
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Community news
Dentists get their teeth

into fundraising
Coach is
a top
player too
The Rokeby Dental

Surgery and Implant
Centre gave $8046, its
entire revenue from a
Saturday of dentistry, to
the Forever15 Foundation,
supporting brain cancer
research.
WAs top squash player,

David Ilich (25), has also been
a full-time coach for the past
eight years.
He recently accompanied the
players in the state junior team
to Brisbane as their coach.
At Subiaco Kings Squash
Club, at Subiaco Oval, he is
guiding several senior players as
well as leading juniors, including Remy Young, Australias top
13-year-old player.
The club is in the Subiaco
Football Club building and
David is available to coach
everyone, from beginners to
top-flight pennant players.
He runs programs for schools
and clubs and can also coach
primary and high school groups.
David can be contacted directly on 0401 739 867.
David Ilich
Sara Macliver sings the national anthem watched by, from left, Alan Langer,
Damien and Peter Cribben.
Every year Rokeby Dental

chooses a different charity
to fund through a days work.
The Forever15 foundation
started after the death of
Will Atkinson, a 15-year-old
Hale student, who died suddenly of a brain tumour in
April 2013.
Rokeby Dental dentist
Dr Kate Scanlon said: The
Meet Sea Shepherd captain
Baseball advances into new home

Renowned opera singer Sara
Macliver sang the national anthem for the official launch of
Wembley Baseball Clubs new
home ground in Selby Street
recently.
Ms Macliver, one of Australias
most popular and versatile opera
singers, delivered a stunning rendition of Advance Australia Fair
for the crowd, which included her
son, who plays for Wembleys junior
baseball team.
Former Wembley premiership
baseball player Alan Langer unveiled the special baseball used in
the 1971 state premiership game,
in which he was a member of the
winning Wembley team.
Former Cambridge mayor Simon
Withers attended the official launch
of the new baseball ground, which
is part of the Wembley Sports
Park development.
Wembley Baseball Club had been
based at Henderson Park in Jersey
Street for more than 60 years, but
has moved around the corner to the
renamed Wembley Sports Park in
Selby Street.
Damien Cribben, director of
club sponsor Premium Private
Finance, was given the honour of
throwing the traditional first pitch
of the game.
The day ended on a high for
Wembley, with the state league
team recording a 4-1 win over the
Gosnells Hawks.
Two magnificent catches by Darcy
Doyle at centrefield prevented
Gosnells getting two home runs.
The new sports park brings together the baseball, cricket and
football clubs, next to the redeveloped Matthews Netball Centre.
family and friends behind

the foundation should be
commended they have truly
created a legacy for Will.
Foundation coordinator
Peter Frey said their selection was particularly fitting
for two reasons: a Rokeby
Dental staffer recently resigned to care for her mother
who has brain cancer; and
Forever15s annual fundraising footy game between
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Community news
Cambridge
Cliff Racey and Rob
Stevenson were the
winners at Cambridge
Bowling Club on
Saturday, October
24, and the runnersup were Graham
Fitzmaurice and
Frank Oliver.
The 2-4-2 games
on the following
Monday were won
by Des Bassett and
Warren Smith from
Ken Bradley and Ted
Delaney. The plate
was won by John
Barlow and Don Quin.
Last Fridays social
bowls finished just
before the rain started
and the winners of

the pairs were Gavin
Arrow and Cliff Racey.
Maureen Young,
Audrey Chrystal and
Brian Bond won the
triples game by 1
point.
The winners of last
Saturdays morning
games were Rob
Stevenson, Kevin
Breen and Graham
Fitzmaurice, with runners-up John Godfrey
and Cliff Racey.
The winners of
Mondays 2-4-2 games
were Tony Bellos and
Ross Williams from
Lionel Sangster and
Haydn Lowe.
Jay Medhat and
Michael Rinaldi won
the plate.
Claremont
In the pennants,
division 3 red gained
7 points in an away
game.
The pot winners
were Jack Wara,
Peter Hiatt, Beau
McGrechan and Mark
Lindsey.
The winners of
Thursdays mixed
bowls were Norm
Underwood, Estelle
Boak and Ireton
Parker, with runnersup Derrick Dimbleby,
Maria DAngelo and
Barry Caporn.
Ireton Parker and
Estelle Boak won
Saturdays pairs from
Dan Chadwick and Dot
Leeson.
In Saturdays triples,
the winners were
Norm Underwood,
Des Lynch and
Derrick Dimbleby
from Hazel Warr, Rick
Kendall and David
Charlesworth.
Ian Thompson won
Sundays scroungers
from Ireton Parker.
Dalkeith
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The winners of last

Tuesdays mixed social bowls were Barry
Harper, Estelle Boak
and Val Jackson.
Thursdays social
bowls saw Martin
Adams, Rod Tilt and
David Ironside have
a resounding victory
with +11.
The pennant ladies saw some great
results, including 1
greens 6-0 victory on
Tuesday over Morley
and the 3 limes win
over Innaloo 5-1.
On Saturday, the
ladies 2 lime played
Nollamara for a 3-1
victory and a magic
performance by
Heather Hince, Carol
Anderson, Pauline
House and Anne
Clements a stunning +20.
Division 3 purple
beat Mosman Park
3-.
The blokes had a
range of success in
Thursdays pennants.
Division 1 blue
south got 1 point
against Manning
but 2 red against
Rossmoyne had a 4-2
victory, with a stunning game by John
OMeehan, Brian
Burton, John Gadsdon
and John Freedman

with +23.
Division 4 white
beat Mosman Park 5-1.
Division 4 blue saw
another victory (4-2
over Sorrento), with
Dougy Cross skippering Rick Camins,
Brian Page and Ross
McLean to a score of
+22.
Saturday saw a more
melancholy aura 1
blue south lost 1-7
against Mundaring.
Division 3 red went
down 1-7 in the derby
against the noisy
Claremont mob.
Division 4 blue saw
the sun shine with
a 7-1 victory over
Joondalup 29.
Division 5 blue
missed out against
North Perth but
blamed travel sickness!
The first games of
the club championships were played on
Sunday, but everyone
was pretty stuffed
after pennants so
there were some odd
results. The losers
declared the whole
thing was rigged but
still enjoyed the fellowship afterwards.
Hollywood
Subiaco
The ladies had a
pennant roll-up last
Tuesday and new
bowler, Bob, got lucky.
Anne Ormsby and
Dot Leeson teamed
up with Bob for a
narrow 15/14 win
over Deirdre Duncan,
Lesley Langley and
two more new bowlers, Kay and Margaret
M.
Both divisions in
last Thursdays pennants were over the
moon when they
returned home with
their aggregates.
At Lake Monger,
division 2s John Hall,
Bill Ford, Tony Byrne
and Glen Morey won
by eight shots while
Leigh Fitzpatrick,
Rod Hickling, Ron
Middleton and Mike
Hatch won by six. The
rink of Rob Blythe,
Peter Evans, Rob
Appleton and Vern
Jones trailed for the
entire game but got
within six at the close
of the game.
It was a frustrating
game for division 4s
John Duncan, Bill
Chellew, Colin Graves

and Alan Brindley
no matter what they
did the opposing
skip always seemed
to have a ready reply
and they did well to
lose by only two.
Ted
Brown,
Malcolm Moore,
Laurie Ward and Ray
Preston won their
rink by two, while Phil
Lawler, Ron Wilkie,
John Horsfall and
Greg Bridges were
the big winners of
the day, amassing a
27-shot win.
They also won the
much coveted midweek pots.
In Saturdays pennants, division 2
bounced back from
last weeks loss with
a workmanlike performance against
Osborne Park.
The rink of Leigh
Fitzpatrick, Wally
Graham, Ron
Middleton and Mike
Hatch had a +3 win, as
did Rob Blythe, Rod
Hickling, Peter Evans
and Rob Appleton, +7.
John Hall, Ray
Fells, Dan Byrne
and Tony Byrne led
from the front for a +8
win while Bill Ford,
Alan Brindley, Jack
Hamilton and Vern
Jones won by 12 and
were awarded the
Saturday pots.
Although it was
slightly rain-affected, the green at Mt
Lawley ran reasonably well, but division
5 delivered too many
short bowls.
John Duncan, Bill
Chellew, Laurie Ward
and Colin Graves
went down by double
digits; Phil Lawler,
Chris Osborn, John
Horsfall and Greg
Bridges went down
by 7, while the rink of
Ted Brown, Grandad,
Ron Wilkie and Ray
Preston won by 7 to
register Hollywoods
solitary point.
Glen took his
wife, Pam, to the
Melbourne Cup. Pam,
a very smart woman,
packed an extra shirt
for Glen.
Mosman
Park
The pennant season
is well under way and
the club is having
mixed success.
During the week,
the ladies premier
Life members Ruth Reid, left, and Erica Becker

have plenty of shared history, both having volunteered for Save the Children for many years.
90 years for Save the Children

A recent Save the Children morning tea
brought together two stalwarts from Nedlands,
Erica Becker and Ruth Reid, who have contributed 90 years of service to the charity
between them.
Erica (100), was the founder of Save the
Childrens Mandurah branch in 1961.
Ruth (93) has been a member of the
University branch since 1975 and was vice
president and patron of the WA division, when
her late husband, Gordon, was WA governor.
They are both outstanding life members
for their long service and commitment to
Save the Children.
They both retain a keen interest in Save
the Childrens work with indigenous and
refugee children and young people in WA,
as well as the organisations humanitarian
and development work in some of the worlds
most challenging places.
They said their involvement with Save the
Children over the years had been a great
pleasure.
and division 1 sides
had good wins, while
division 3 had a bye.
The mens mid-week
teams both needed
a bit more practice,
obviously the season
crept up on them before they realised it.
The men on
Saturday kept the
flag flying, with division 1 blue picking
up 8 points against
Warnbro.
The mens division 5 gained 5pts at
Leeming, and while division 3 managed only
2pts points against
Bullcreek it was a
close match and the
score didnt reflect
the game.
The Saturday ladies
also had sad results.
Division 3 was pipped
at the end by 2pts. The
division 1 ladies, playing up a division this
year, are realising it
is going to be a tough
season but will keep
trying hard to maintain their division.
With Melbourne
Cup lunch this week,
the normal Tuesday

fish and chips dinner
was cancelled but
will be on again on
November 11.
The mens 100-up
began on Sunday and
will continue this
Sunday.
Wednesday nights
scroungers is starting
again this week for
people new to bowls
and members not
interested in playing
pennant bowls.
Ptanque
The Subiaco
Ptanque Club held
its Presidents Cup
competition for members last Saturday.
It was well attended
and played in ideal
weather.
The winners were
Guy Soubeyran,
Lorna Beamish, Bob
Colligan, Shirley
Winstanley, Joan
Daniel and Joost den
Haan.
Social competition
resumes this Saturday,
November 7.
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Cinderella
with a 1930s twist
SARAH McNEILL
The Cinderella story we all

know and love is largely the
product of the 1950 Disney
film.
But when Nedlands
choreographer Jayne
Smeulders decided to
choreograph her own version
for WA Ballet, she returned
to the Grimms fairytale

version, where meanness
is dealt with swiftly and
viciously, and kindness is its
own reward.
Jayne readily admits she
loves romance and her ballet
is set in the glamorous 1930s
for its gorgeous couture and
men in uniform. She did alter
the brutal and bloody end of
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in which the ugly sisters cut
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princes slipper and have their
eyes pecked out by birds for
their meanness.
Im returning to Disney
for the happy ending, Jayne
smiled.
She said she had drawn
from the original story the
emotional and enduring

connection between
Cinderella and her mother,
who reminded Cinderella
before she died to always
have hope, keep faith and be
charitable.
Sir Robert Helpmann
made the ugly sister roles
famous for playing them as
pantomime characters.
Jayne said: I didnt want

to have men playing the ugly
sisters. I wanted girls who are
beautiful on the outside but
ugly within.
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Cinderella with
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From page 85
A masterstorke: dancing the Can-Can in a seedy nightclub to Gounouds melodic opera score.
Never has evil been so beguiling
Faust
WA Opera
His Majestys Theatre
closes November 7
REVIEW: SARAH McNEILL
Scottish director David

McVicars Faust is set in
the 1870s in a decadent
Paris teetering on the edge
of the Franco-Prussian war.
It is a theatrical setting
of soldiers full of beer
and bravado, of pimps,
whores and drugs against
a backdrop of decaying
Catholicism.
Charles Edwardss
stunning design pits
church and religion against
hedonism and sin, with an
impressive church organ,
reproduced from the
Church of Saint-Sverin
on one side, and elaborate
golden opera boxes on the
Understands the very nature of evil

in all its guises of charm, elegance,
stupidity and corruption
other, a vast statue of the

crucifixion on the town
square and the satanicallythemed nightclub, Cabaret
LEnfer.
The cast is superb, with
strong performances from
soloists, the WA Opera
chorus, and a cast of acolyte actors and dancers.
Rarely has the devil held
such appeal, as Teddy
Tahu Rhodes, clearly
in his element, weaves
his own brand of suave
sophistication into the sly,
wry Mephistopheles. His
mellifluous voice laughs at
superstition and delivers
his own brand of hell
wrapped up in romance
direct
I was raised
in an alcoholic
household.
My dad
Wayne & Tamara
drank and
my mother was on
antidepressants.
alcoholic, so I understand
I am currently seeking
this is a pattern from
a divorce from my
my upbringing. Please
husband of 20 years
tell me how to make it
because he is an alcoholic. stop? I would like to
I decided to leave him
eventually remarry, if I
in an effort to save my
can find a man who isnt
children first and then
an alcoholic, but Im not
myself. I understand that
sure I can.
I cannot save him.
Shannon
Two years ago I began
an affair with a married
Shannon, no one
man who also turned out
is surprised when
to be an alcoholic. Our
the child of a
affair ended in February
lawyer becomes
when he decided he
a lawyer, or the
needed to clean up his
child of an actor becomes
life and get his drinking
an actor. Nor should
under control for his
anyone be surprised by the
children. However, he
pattern of your life. You
still drinks as much now
were raised in a bad barrel.
as he did then.
For you it was the norm.
I am just beginning
Lie down with dogs, get
to come to terms with
up with fleas, predicts the
being an adult child of an old saying.
answers
and drugs.
In the title role,
American tenor Patrick
OHalloran is a strong,
believable Faust, eagerly
and thoughtlessly following his heart, as he regains
his youth and young love.
His lovely lyric tenor voice
remains pure even as he
descends into a dissolute
world of addiction.
As Marguerite, Natalie
Aroyan captures the nave
freshness of a young
woman falling in love, and
has an effortlessly soaring
voice as she pleads to be
raised up to the heavens.
A quaintly old-fashioned
story is made utterly cap-
tivating by a production
that understands the very
nature of evil in all its
guises of charm, elegance,
stupidity and corruption.
Adding to the drama are
Mephistopheles punkish
acolytes and the diabolical
Walpurgis Night ballet,
where beautiful Gisellelike dancing deteriorates
into a grotesque parody of
Marguerites pregnant hell.
Brad Cohen leads the
WA Symphony Orchestra
through Charles Gounouds
superb, vibrant score with
energy and finesse.
It is a gripping story
and one of the finest
productions the company
has presented in recent
times.
With only one more
performance to go dont
miss it.
The term adult child of

an alcoholic is a sanitary
term which obscures
reality and obscures
principles. Kids growing
up with an alcoholic
learn helplessness and
hopelessness. Usually the
only thing they can do
about their situation is feel
blue.
Where do you park your
mind while living in the
midst of door slamming,
angry arguments, or
rambling conversations
that make no sense?
Growing up with an
alcoholic is like having
an endless conversation
with the Mad Hatter. In
time your mind will go
somewhere unhealthy.
There are three things
we can do when we find
ourselves in a bad barrel.
First, get out of the barrel,
and get out of the orbit of
the people in the barrel.
Until you are out of the
barrel, you cannot see
what to do next.
Two years ago, for
example, you began an
affair with a married
alcoholic. Thats the
perfect example of a choice
that had no capacity to
improve your life.
Secondly, once out of
the barrel, we realise we
need others. You will want
positive interactions, but
those take time to develop.
Since they wont develop
immediately, youll be
tempted to climb back
into the barrel. Negative
attention feels better than
no attention at all.
It takes courage and
faith to resist that impulse.
Finally, seek the right
barrel for your children
and yourself. Theres a
simple question you can
ask yourself.
In this new situation, are
these new people, anything
like the mould I was
poured into as a child?
Wayne & Tamara
stepdaughters, now aged

14 and 15, performed
in the opening scene of
Jaynes original production
in 2011. All three children
dance, but Jayne doesnt
expect any of them to take
it up professionally.
With retirement on the
horizon, she says that
arthritic hips have become
a major problem.
Undaunted, she has
decided to take on one of
the stepsister roles, keen to
push herself for as long as
she can.
Its a really challenging
role, Jayne said.
As principal dancer with
WA Ballet, she said that
over the past 17 years with
the company she had been
privileged to work with
some of the worlds greatest
choreographers, including
John Cranko (Taming of
the Shrew, Onegin) whom
she said was her inspiration.
She said that re-staging
the ballet gave her an
Jayne Smeulders
opportunity to have other

opinions help refine the
work. [Artistic director]
Aurlien [Scannella] has
had strong ideas about
the male roles and Lee
Christofis [dance critic
and curator of dance at
the National Library of
Australia] has been a wonderful mentor to me.
She said: I was happy
with it the first time. Now
Im even happier. It is
magical, romantic family
entertainment.
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Dance Academy
WA Academy of Performing
Arts
Geoff Gibbs Theatre, Mt
Lawley
Saturday November, 14
to Saturday 21
Showcasing the talents
of WAAPAs second and
third year dance students
in the final dance season
for the year, with awardwinning choreographer,
Sue Peacocks new work,
Endless Possibility, which
has just premiered in
Singapore. Book through
WAAPA box office on
9370 6636.
ARTS
3 in 1 Market
Christmas market
Claremont Showgrounds
Enter gate 5, Graylands
Road
Saturday
and
Sunday,
November
14 and15,
9.30am to
4.30pm.
The three combined
markets, antiques and
collectibles, vintage, and
vinyl and vintage record
fair, has more than 300
market stalls.
Free antique valuations
from noon to 3pm.
Penfolds Wine
Masterclass
With 2014 Winemaker of

the Year, Peter Gago
Grand Ballroom Crown Perth
Tuesday, November 17, 4
to 6pm
Taste your
way
through
Penfolds
latest
releases.
Bistro Guillaume, Crown
Penfolds Winemaker
dinner from 7pm for a
four-course menu paired
with Penfolds latest
release.
To book for the
masterclass, call 9362
7778.
To book for the dinner,
call 1800 556 688.
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Fremantle opening
doors on new art
SARAH McNEILL
Stylist Jo Carmichael, left, and director of Artist Open House, Cathrina Read are about to
take over this classic Brian Klopper-designed (father of Sam Klopper, see below) townhouse,
to style with current trends in furniture, textiles and art. Photo: Paul McGovern
Last year, Cathrina Read

said she felt like a classic
party girl waiting at the
start of her event, wondering if anyone was going to
come.
The interior designer
conceived the idea of
Artist Open House
Fremantle, where five
houses within walking
distance of each other
agreed to open their
homes as pop-up galleries.
She stopped worrying
when homes reported
queues of people down the
street before they opened
their doors.
The second Artist Open
House, to be held over the
weekend of November 13
to 15, has grown to seven
houses with 37 artists.
Last year I had to convince people to take part
in it, Cathrina said. Only
three artists applied to have
their work shown, and I
persuaded 25 to take part.

This year 200 artists
applied.
Of the 37 artists and
ceramicists showing their
work in the weekend
event, Cathrina said she
had included only six from
last years event.
Its really important to
keep the ideas fresh, new
and exciting, she said.
Cathrina has also
brought home stylist Jo
Carmichael on board.
Jo, who has been a stylist
and decorator for magazines
including Homes and
Gardens (UK), will furnish
and decorate an entire
townhouse, with all the
furnishings and art for sale.
Jo said she had sourced
a diverse range of locallycrafted furniture, like ply
wood modular shelving
by Raw Edge Furniture,
hand-crafted pieces by
Squarepeg Home and
bespoke pieces by Nathan
Day Designs in Yallingup,
along with exciting new

imports and hand-crafted
and hand-embroidered
textiles, beddings, rugs and
cushions.
Among the 37 artists
on show are local artists
Olivia Samec, Ashleigh
Perella, Jordy Hewitt,
Sarah Robey and Emma
Lipscombe. Ceramic artists
include Yuniko Studios,
Pilar Rojas and Sandra
Black.
Artist Open House
will take place over one
weekend, previewing on
Friday, November 13,
from 5 to 7pm, and open
on Saturday, November
14, from 10am to 7pm and
Sunday, November 15,
from 10am to 4pm.
All the houses are in
South Fremantle, are open
at the same time and are
within walking distance.
For addresses and a
guide of locations, go to:
artistopenhousefremantle.
com.
Buildings designed to be different

Architect Sam Klopper
Robust materials like polished concrete and timber

cope with a boisterous family.
of Klopper and Davis

Architects and his wife,
Kajia, have spent weeks
clearing, cleaning and
styling their home for an
invasion of visitors this
weekend.
Their family home in
Waverley Street, Shenton
Park, will be open to the
public this Saturday as part
of the annual Open House
Project.
It is the second year the
Klopper house has been
included in Open House.
Sam said his family
home, expanded and
renovated to suit his
growing family of three
boys aged five, three and

one, featured a modern
two-storey timber-clad box
addition at the back of the
original brick character
cottage.
Its pretty typical of the
designs that we do, Sam
said of his company, which
specialises in renovations
and additions, along with
new home builds.
North facing windows,
a rich tapestry of materials
in my case robust ones
for three boys who are
slowly torturing the place!
Open House Perth, now
in its fourth year, sees the
opening of architecturally
significant homes and
public buildings across one
Blending the old

with the new.
weekend.
This weekend,
November 7 and 8, almost
80 open their doors so
people can be inspired free
of charge.
The buildings
include 18 new homes
and apartments, two
underground locations in
the city, and four rooftop
tours.
For a program of open
houses and spaces, go to:
openhouseperth.net.
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Greatest hits
from Messiah
Everyone gets to sing, and to

hear, the bits they like the best.
Joseph Nolan, conductor
Sara Macliver has sung Messiah with choirs and orchestras many times, but this time, she gets to sing the best bits a cappella.
of St Georges Cathedral
Consort, brings the muchloved classic Handels
Messiah out of its usual
concert hall setting into
an intimate courtyard at
Fremantle Arts Centre.
The choir and renowned
soprano Sara Macliver will
sing Josephs condensed,
a cappella version of
Messiah.
This is the greatest hits
version, Joseph said.
We all hear the Messiah
at Christmas and Easter
and we all know that it
does have a few flat spots,
so I have selected the best
choral and solo moments
from it.
Everyone gets to sing,
and to hear, the bits they
like the best.
As part of this early
Christmas concert, the
consort will also sing
Advent to Christmas, a
selection of sacred and
secular Christmas songs,
ranging from classical to
contemporary.
St Georges Cathedral
Consort will perform under
the stars in Fremantle
Arts Centres beautifully
acoustic inner courtyard
on Thursday and Friday,
November 12 and 13, at
7pm.
Book through Oztix.
Spooky songs for black Friday

The black-hatted, bearded
behemoth known as The
Spooky Men of the West
returns to Camelot Theatre
for a concert the group
describes as a unique
vocal display of pointless
grandeur, magnificent
manhomerie and poignant
pathos.
The 15 members of the
all-male a cappella choir
are at pains to point out
that they are not a mens
group, but they do hope to
expand the notion of what
a mens choral group is.
Led by respected
director Michel
McCarthy, the choirs
repertoire covers ancient
Georgian harmonies, a
cappella versions of wellknown songs and original
songs offering spooky

insights on the mysteries of
the male species.
Originally created by
Stephen Taberner as the
western chapter of The
Spooky Mens Chorale
for the 2005 Fairbridge
Festival, The Spooky
Men of the West are now
regulars at Fairbridge,
at the Denmark Festival
of Voice and the
Dunsborough SongFest.
The Spooky Men of the
West will be supported by
the Camelot Choir, who
have just returned from the
Dunsborough Song Fest.
The concert is at Camelot
theatre in Lochee Street,
Mosman Park, on spooky
black Friday, November 13.
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As part of Aspects of Kings
hanging
AROUND THE
galleries
Valerie Glover looks at

life through a porthole.
Parks 10th anniversary, glass

artists Jill Yelland and Anne
Sorensen will be artists-inresidence over the next two
weekends.
Jill has been one of Aspects
artists since the artisan shop first
opened to showcase the best
in WA and Australian art and
design.
Aspects is owned by the
Botanic Gardens and Parks
Authority and all the profits go to
support Kings Parks scientific
research.
Anne started showing her work
there eight years ago and now
works in the gallery as a sales
While visiting her daughter in Vancouver,
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assistant two days a week.

Being a solo artist can be quite
lonely, so I love working in the
gallery, meeting and talking to
visitors, she said.
Anne said glass art was an
unfamiliar process to many
people, and while the artists cant
use kilns at Aspects, they would
have a series of works on show
at various stages of completion so
they could explain the processes.
To celebrate their long association with the gallery shop, the
two artists will demonstrate their
art at Aspects on Saturday and
Sunday, November 7 and 8, and
14 and 15 from 10am to 4pm.
Anne Sorensen and Jill Yelland will demonstrate glass art techniques at
Aspects over the next two weekends.
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local artist Valerie Glover stayed on a boat in

Vancouver harbour.
Looking through the portholes of the boat
gave her a different, microcosmic view of her
new world.
In a new exhibition of more than 40 paintings,
called Portholes and Portals, Valerie explores
the new and undiscovered, by glimpses.
Valerie said: By looking through a porthole
we can safely peer into uncharted territory, able
to see only a fraction of what is out there, our
imagination illuminating the rest.
She included the concept of portals to expand
the idea of magical doorways connecting two
distant locations separated by space and time.
The word comes from the French porte
meaning door and through this exhibition the
viewer can open a door for a much-needed view
of the outside world.
Portholes and Portals is showing at Tresillian
Art Centre in Tyrell Street, Nedlands, from this
weekend to November 13.
Thurs 26, Fri 27 & Sat 28 Nov 7.30pm

Perth Concert Hall
Ravels mesmerising Bolero features in this dazzling Spanish-inspired
program led by Principal Conductor Asher Fisch. Be swept away by the
infectious rhythms and sultry melodies of Spain in this intoxicating
concert featuring pianist Ingrid Fliter and the WASO Chorus.
Tickets from $50*
Penny Coss and Crumpet the dog with Pennys

Bankwest Art Prize entry.
The works of the 2015 Bankwest Art Prize
Adam Heath in
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symphonic journey which
traverses a vast and varied
musical landscape before
concluding in a blaze of
triumphant, transcendent
ecstasy.
Tickets from $27*
Led by Principal Conductor

Asher Fisch, Beethovens Piano
Concerto No.1 is performed
by Ingrid Fliter. Mahlers
astonishingly original First
Symphony forever changed
symphonic music.
Tickets from $30*
Thurs 19 Nov
11am
Perth Concert Hall
Claremont and Tunbridge

Gallery combine to
present Art and Fashion,
featuring Australian and
international fashion and
the art of the Durrmu
artists, including senior
artist Regina Wilson,
Woven mats by
from Daly River in the
Durrmu artists.
Northern Territory.
The collection includes woven mats, fish nets
and beautifully detailed paintings of weaving
patterns on show at Adam Heath in Bay View
Terrace, until Sunday, November 8.
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finalists are on display at the Bankwest art

gallery Bankwest Place, 300 Murray Street,
Perth, until February 12, next year.
The winner of of the $30,000 prize, Jurek
Wybraniec of Fremantle, was announced last
month.
Members of the public are now invited to
vote for their favourite artwork to win the
$5000 Peoples Choice Award, which will be
announced on February 1.
Among the 19 finalists whose work is on
show are Floreat artist Penny Coss and Teelah
George, of Mosman Park. The Bankwest
gallery is open 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday.
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Let there be light and harmony

The Indian festival of
Seafood restaurant Mosmans puts another award on its shelf.
Locals pick up
national gongs
Meeka restaurant in
Subiaco and Mosmans in

Mosman Park took out
awards at the national
Restaurant and Catering
Association of Australia
awards.
For the second time,
Meeka has won the title of
Best Speciality restaurant
in Australia.
Owner Faye Clarke
said her Rokeby Road
restaurants success was
due to her daughter, Leah,
a chef with a passion for
Middle Eastern flavours
built around hearty tajines.
Since opening, the
restaurant has won five

WA awards and two
national ones.
Mosmans restaurant,
on the Swan River in
Mosman Park, won the
national seafood category
after recently winning WA
Restaurant of the Year and
best seafood restaurant in
the WA Restaurant and
Catering awards.
More than 220
restaurants, cafes and
catering businesses
were judged across 41
categories, with the
winners announced at
the Brisbane Convention
Centre last week.
Deepavali (or Diwali) is

observed by Indians across
the world, as they celebrate
the inner light that resides
in everyone.
In Perth, the annual
Swan Festival of Lights,
now in its eighth year,
dispels the darkness
and celebrates light,
hope, peace, harmony,
knowledge, joy and truth
with a weekend festival of
dance, music and food.
This weekend, the
Temple of Fine Arts and
Annalakshmi Cultural
Centre will showcase
Indias rich and varied
regional cultures at the
Langley Park event.
There will be
vegetarian food prepared
by Annalakshmi, the
community-run restaurant
on Barrack Street jetty,
handicrafts by Lavanya
Arts, as well as a range
of cooking workshops,
art, music and dance
demonstrations and activities
focusing on the Indian state
of Gujarat. Known locally
Above: Indian dancers celebrate the annual Deepavali festival. Below: Gujarati cuisine is a
combination of sweet, sour and salty vegetarian.
as Jewel, the west coast

state was where Indias
first port was established in
the ancient city of Lothal
and trading of spices began
across the Persian Gulf
around 1000 to 750 BC.
Gujarati food is primarily
vegetarian and one of the

healthiest cuisines in India.
The Swan Festival of
Lights is a free family event
(smoke and alcohol-free) in
Langley Park, from Friday
to Sunday, November 6
to 8.
life by the
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Country charm
Driving down winding Walter Road

in Denmark, with the afternoon
sun streaming through karri trees
and hitting lush green vineyards, it
is a view difficult to surpass.
Meekas Middle Eastern spices are attracting attention.
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This colourful and avourful journey to Goa,
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But this is an everyday reality

for Phil and Viv Snowden,
who own Singlefile winery
with their daughter and
son-in-law, Pam and Patrick
Corbett.
The Snowdens arrived
from South Africa in
1986 and settled in Perth
to establish a successful
multinational mining and
resource company, Snowden
Resources.
They sold Snowden Resources
in 2004 and three years
later made the move to
greener pastures, buying
an established vineyard in
Denmark that they called
Singlefile.
A visit to their picturesque
cellar door over the weekend
showed that the Snowdens
have created something
wonderful.
Singlefile is on the side of a
hill overlooking vines and the
karri trees. King proteas grow
in abundance around the
entrance and a nearby lake
has a flock of white geese.
We were greeted by Viv
and their blue heeler Gracie,
who led us to a table on the
grass in the sun. Viv took
us through all the Singlefile
wines and talked about the
viticulturists and the vineyards
the grapes were sourced
from.
The wines are impressive,

offering excellent value
for money, which is why
wine expert James Halliday
awarded Singlelife a red fivestar rating and Dark Horse
Winery of the year in 2014.
Apart from making great
wine, they also roast their
own coffee under the label,
Stash.
The Snowdens and the
Corbetts seem to lead a
charmed life.
Singlefile Frankland
River
Cabernet Sauvignon 2013

This is magnificent.
With concentrated
cassis, red
raspberry, black
pepper and a
brambly character,
the nose is typically
Frankland. Made
from grapes from
the great Riversdale
vineyard, 40% of
the wine goes into
new French oak
with the rest going into one
and two-year-old oak. Firm
structure, focused acid and
plush fruit will see this wine
growing in complexity in the
cellar for up to 35 years.
$37. 94 points.
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Man Up (M)
What the critics are saying
REVIEW: PIER LEACH
Scouts Guide to the Zombie

Apocalypse (MA15+)
If for no other reason, the

bafflingly titled Man Up is
worth seeing for its anti-heroine
Lake Bell.
Shes a triple-threat writer,
director and actor who proved
she could do it all in her
superb 2013 comedy about the
Hollywood movie voice-over
industry, In A World ...
In Man Up, a middling
romantic comedy directed by
Ben Palmer from a script by Tess
Morris, she employs the same
kind of vocal dexterity by trading
her New York accent for a
plummy, convincing British one.
She plays single 34-year-old
Nancy, a London writer who
is having precious little luck on
the dating scene and is trying to
diarise and mantra herself into
greater self-confidence just
like Bridget Jones before her,
only without quite the plethora
of bad habits.
When a chance set of
circumstances at Waterloo
Station has her mistaken for
another woman, Nancy decides
to roll with it and sets off on a
date with Jack (Simon Pegg),
a 40-year-old divorcee who
thinks hes meeting a 24-year-
Its all too dumb and ribald for most

tastes, but if you liked all the zombie
comedies that came before, well, heres
another one, says the NY Times.
Variety is tougher, calling it a witless
undead retread served up as a vulgar
revenge-of-the-dorks comedy.
Freeheld (M)
Comedy actor Simon Pegg is an unlikely lover for the charming and talented Lake Bell.
old triathlete set up by a friend.

Its a cutesy premise that
plays out with some edgy and
endearing humour to begin
with, thanks to some sharp
scripting and Bells slightly
ragamuffin charm.
While she and Pegg develop
a convincing rapport as they
start having fun, the film
unhinges itself when Jack,
later in the evening, discovers
her true identity and reacts
with fury and indignation. Hes
clearly punching above his
weight; youd think hed shut

up and be grateful.
Of course, he realises hes
an idiot, and things quickly
descend into a broadly comic,
utterly predictable Richard
Curtis-esque (Love Actually,
Notting Hill) script mode of
quirky sidekick characters
(Rory Kinnear), mad
dashes, and of course, public
declarations of love.
Whereas Hugh Grant could
pull it off in Curtiss films with
a particular brand of foppish
charm, with Pegg none of it

really makes sense. Hes an
unlikely romantic lead.
There are some nicely written
scenes particularly one in
which the duo bumps into
Jacks ex-wife and new partner
(Olivia Williams and Stephen
Campbell Moore) and pretends
to be a couple.
But its descent into
a regulation rom-com
denouement is disappointing,
even if at 88 minutes it is easy
enough to take.
Despite a credible and moving love

story driven by strong performances
from Julianne Moore and Ellen Page,
director Peter Solletts film is an
oppressively worthy and self-satisfied
inspirational vehicle that views its story
primarily as a series of teachable
moments, says Variety. But Rolling
Stone says Freeheld labels its heroes
and villains too broadly and simplifies
when it most needs to stay knotty, but
keep your eyes on Moore and Page and
youll know youre seeing the truth.
Burnt (M)
Rolling Stone reckons Burnt is a

cheerless and unappetising plate of
piffle that deserves to be smashed
against a wall or at least sent back to
the kitchen ... Its a recipe for cinematic
indigestion. The Hollywood Reporter is
kinder: Flashing his baby blues and a
fiery temper, [Bradley Cooper] gives a
fully engaged performance that almost
makes us want to forgive the movies
laziness. Almost.
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The 1942 romantic drama, Casablanca, starring Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman, won three
Academy awards and continues to rank among the top greatest films of all time.
From the heyday of Hollywood

Since the famous film-
Festival.
The Windsor cinema in
Nedlands will screen 20 classics from the 1930s to the
1960s from November 26 to
December 16.
They include popular ones
like Casablanca, Gone With
the Wind, Singin in the Rain

and Sunset Boulevard, along
with ones that havent been
seen on the silver screen in
decades How Green Was
My Valley, It Happened One
Night, Camille and All About
Eve.
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win
critic duo, David Stratton and

Margaret Pomeranz, went
their separate ways, David
has shown a British festival of
his favourite classics, and now
Margaret is doing the same
with Hollywood films.
Margaret, 70, went straight
from reviewing films with
Stratton to reviewing them
with actor and director
Graeme Blundell for Foxtel.
And this month she
launches her own selection of Hollywood classics
in the Margaret Pomeranz
Hollywood Retro Film
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Festival will blur

the boundaries
SARAH McNEILL
South African artist

William Kentridges
production Refuse The
Hour is the centrepiece
of the Perth International
Arts Festival (PIAF) 2016.
The performance,
which weaves together
choreography, dance,
music, film, art installation
and spoken text,
exemplifies new director
Wendy Martins first
festival, where performance
boundaries are blurred and
few productions fall into a
specific category.
William Kentridge was
the first person Wendy
contacted when she got the
job at PIAF.
It was one one of the
greatest productions Id
seen in recent years, she
said. To my delight and
astonishment, William and
the 23 people working on
the project with him were
all available.
But within a couple of
months, William decided to
take a year-long sabbatical
and wanted to cancel
everything.
Wendy flew to
Amsterdam where he
was premiering a new
production for the Dutch
National Opera.
I saw him for two
minutes and pleaded with
him to come, she said. He
does have an affection for
Australia and since it is at
the beginning of the year,
he agreed.
Disability, faith,
landscape and community
are themes running
through PIAF which
returns to its full name
after a few years of the
abbreviated Perth Festival.
Wendy Martin has settled in Subiaco, and is exploring Perth through WAs best artists,
writers and musicians.
In the hands
of a brilliant
choreographer,
dance can be
as articulate
as text-based
plays
Comedian Jonny Donnahoe brings humour to the dark

topic of depression.
PIAF starts on February

13 next year by exploring
notions of home.
Home looks at the
landscape through WAs
most evocative artists.
Its an incredible roll-call
of writers and musicians,
including Tim Winton,
Robert Drewe, John
Butler, Iain Grandage,
Shaun Tan, The Waifs, the
Pigram Brothers and the
WA Youth Orchestra.
Wendy said: It was
a great opportunity for
people to see that we have
world-class artists amongst
us. Its really important
that we acknowledge that

our artists stand shoulder
to shoulder with artists
around the world.
She said Australian
director Simon Stone, who
brings his adaptation of
Ibsens The Wild Duck to
the festival, is one of the
great theatre makers in the
world.
Another local performer
she considers world class
is James Berlyn, whose
self-devised work, I Know
Youre There, is a gentle
mediation on suicide and
depression.
James is a master story
teller and I found the
beauty and honesty in his
performance incredibly
moving, Wendy said.
Every Brilliant Thing,
written by Duncan
Macmillan and performed

by stand-up comedian
Jonny Donahoe, is another
story about depression.
It is one of the funniest
and most life-affirming
pieces of theatre youll ever
experience, Wendy said.
Youll laugh as much as
youll cry.
Wendy curated the
first disability festival in
London as part of the
Paralympics and wants
to share the privilege
of getting to know that
community of artists.
She has a four-year
strategy around disability
and the arts and has linked
up with Disability in the
Arts, Disadvantage in
the Arts (DADAA) in
Fremantle.
Disabled dancer Claire
Cunningham from Glasgow
will be the festival artist-inresidence.
The festival has a strong
focus on international
dance from India, Brazil,
Japan, France and
Australia.
In the hands of a
brilliant choreographer,
dance can be as articulate
as text-based plays,
Wendy said.
She described Belgian
Moroccan choreographer
Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui
as the most successful
contemporary dance-maker
in the world. He rarely
dances these days but
will perform in Perth in
his work Apocrifu, which
explores all the major world
religions and idealogies.
All the great religious
texts essentially say
the same things, except
we manage to, very
beautifully, stuff the
world up by focusing
on difference instead of
similarity, Wendy said.
Jazz musician, Wynton
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renowned Jazz At Lincoln
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Perth to perform Swing
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AUCTIONS
Reviews by JULIE BAILEY and BEN DINEENDICKINSON
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COTTESLOE
Offers
1/15 Eric Street
Avoid the parking problems in

Cott and buy this ground-floor
unit near the beach.
AGENT: Gill Vivian,
Vivians Residential.
Formal gardens, designed by Jo Taylor, surround the pool.
The beach to the backyard pool

$1,745,000
6
3
2/36 Forrest Street
Curves add interest to this

townhouse, which is one of
four in the complex.
AGENT: Bev Heymans,
Acton Cottesloe.
Offers by November 17
3 Lane Street
Why build when you can move

into this new home designed
with the best of everything.
AGENT: Cam McGregor,
Space Real Estate.
FAST FACTS
The median Cottesloe

house price has risen by
4.2% to $1.86million.
Properties for sale: 96
21 Beach Street
COTTESLOE
Oers by
November 23
Mack Hall
heres always one house

in the neighbourhood
where children congregate and in this pocket
of south Cottesloe, its 21
Beach Street.
Its easy to see why the
family with five children
have plenty of visitors:
their house is close to the
beach, the back garden
has a great pool area for
gatherings and there is
enough room for everyone
to spread out.
More than two decades
of family memories including weddings and
21sts are wrapped up in
this house.
But now its time for
another family to enjoy it,
according to the owners.
It has such a nice,
relaxed feel, and our childrens friends have always
More than two decades of family memories

are wrapped up in this house
wanted to congregate
here, they said.
Built in 1919, the house
was used for boarders after
WWII.
It was rescued by the
owners in 1994, and they
renovated it from top to
bottom.
Armed with a healthy
budget and good taste, the
owners transformed it into
a timeless beach house,
with a kick-off-your-shoes
ambience.
The owners four sons are
mad surfers, so the house
caters for beachgoers, with
an outdoor shower off a rear
lane and storage space for
boards in the garage.
Elegant character features in the original section
such as sash windows,
high ceilings and wainscoting carry through to the
rear extension.
This seamless blend of
old and new creates a har-
monious feel in the main

living area, which overlooks
the European-inspired terrace and 10m pool.
The big marble, stainless-steel and white kitchen
was designed so the owners
could cater for crowds, and
boasts a supersized pantry.
The main bedroom and
one of the minor bedrooms
are in the original sections,
while there are another
four bedrooms upstairs.
Among the highlights of
the top floor is a sunroom
overlooking the street.
With built-in seats and a
northern aspect, its a cosy
spot to relax or study.
Agents Mack Hall and
Adam Lenegan said the
house had a perfect blend
of influences from French
provincial to Long Island
estates.
Its on a 912sq.m block,
with a garage off the rear
lane.
This beautifully renovated character home combines the

elegance of early 1900s architecture with modern, family living.
Character features such as high ceilings and wainscoting

were carried through to the kitchen.
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In other results:
AUCTIONS
CLAREMONT
2/16 Cliff Way was sold

under the hammer for $1.55million. Kate Gale, of Shellabears,
said the villa had river views.
November 7, 2pm
WEMBLEY
DOWNS
FLOREAT
14 Kincardine Crescent was

snapped up two weeks before
its auction for $1.45million. Ray
Jennings, of Bexleys, sold the
4x2 on 810sq.m.
69 Dunrossil Place
Families will love the location
of this house in a quiet culde-sac and next to a park.
MT CLAREMONT:
49 Adderley Street was passed

in for $1.7million. The house,
on 1012sq.m, was designed by
architect Craig Steere.
26 Mimosa Avenue was
passed in after a vendor bid
of $1.25million. The two-storey,
hilltop home is on 449sq.m.
137A Rochdale Road was
passed in for $1,375,000
but was sold after its auction.
The Hamptons-style home, on
506sq.m, has five bedrooms
and three bathrooms.
35 Strickland Street was
passed in after a vendor bid
of $1.55million. The 3x2 is on
1012sq.m.
WEMBLEY
253 Cambridge Street was

knocked down to a final bid
of $1.24million. Louis Carr, of
Acton Central, sold the 921sq.m
property.
164 Harborne Street was sold
under the hammer for $750,000
by Mr Carr. The 3x1 needs TLC.
24B Reserve Street was passed
in by Mr Carr. There were no
bids for the 2006 home.
WEMBLEY DOWNS
10 Purdom Road was sold

under the hammer for $1.6million by Brad McEwen of
Realmark North Beach. There
were 10 bidders at the auction.
WOODLANDS
3 Rowan Place was passed

in by Kate Frichot of Caporn
Young. The 1950s home is
priced from $825,000 to
$865,000.
SWANBOURNE
19 Brassey Street was passed

in after a vendor bid. Yvonne
Furner, of Acton North, said
the character home was on
607sq.m.
51A Claremont Crescent was
sold under the hammer for
$960,000 by Jamie Harrington
of Altus Real Estate. The downsizer with three bedrooms and
two bathrooms is on 506sq.m.
AGENT: Christopher Dee,

Realmark West.
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This Hamptons-style house at 137A Rochdale Road, Mt Claremont, was sold after its auction for an undisclosed sum.
auction
November 21, 12.30pm
CITY BEACH
8 Boscastle Avenue
RESULTS
This 809sq.m block has

something that builders
and architects love: a northfacing rear.
Buyers fear
over-paying
AGENT: Tony Young, Optimus

Real Estate.
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Hegney believes the property market
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will pick up in the next six to 12 months.
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Im an optimist, he told ABC Radio
on Monday.
Lets hope hes right, because it was a
nt,
lacklustre weekend on the auction front,
with a clearance rate of 41%.
Of the 12 auctions in the western suburbs, five properties were sold under the
hammer and one was sold after its auction.
Most of the action was in Mt Claremont,
where Abel McGrath agents John Hunter
and Simon McGrath had four auctions (see
Mt Claremont listings, left).
Mr Hunter said buyers were sensitive
about price in the current market.
They are terrified of over-paying, Mr
Hunter said.
Theres a lot of negativity in the media
about the property market and thats not
helping.
Its a patchy market; our four auctions
were set aside last weekend.
But a couple of weeks ago we sold an
auction property that went for $130,000
more than it had gone for in 2013.
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32 Dalkeith Road
A carved, jarrah mantelpiece is among the many

character features in this art
deco-style house.
AGENTS: Michelle Kerr
and Simon McGrath, Abel
McGrath.
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When Jae Jun Kim inspected his

one-bedroom apartment in Sydney, he
found it was missing something very
important a bedroom.
No room for bedroom
With about 8000 off-the-plan apartments expected to be finished in

Perth in the next few months, there
are bound to be a few teething
problems for buyers. Lets hope no
one goes through this scenario: firsthome buyer Jae Jun Kim discovered
that the one-bedroom apartment he
had bought off the plan in Sydneys
Castlereagh complex didnt have
... well, a bedroom. I went to the
inspection and it was an absolute
shock, said the 27-year-old design
consultant with Deloitte Australia.
I couldnt believe my eyes. It was
nothing like the vision I had been
sold. His first question was: what
happened to the bedroom? The
answer from the developer, Lenland
Property Development, wasnt
helpful, according to domain.com.
Their lawyers wrote to Kim to say
theyd had to remove the bedroom
wall and sliding doors that created
the room. They noted that was a

substantial and detrimental change
to the property but passed the blame
to Sydney City Council, the website
said. In 2012, Kim reportedly paid
$585,000 for what he thought was
a one-bedroom apartment. But it
had been turned into a studio, which
was lesser in value than the apartment. There are reports that seven
other buyers are in the same position. So hows it all going to end?
The developers have offered to have
the former bedroom areas carpet
replaced, free, with timber flooring
instead, but Mr Kim is not happy.
He is seeking legal advice. We will
keep you POSTed.
Ewoks would feel at home
Attention all Star Wars fans:

youve been looking for your
dream home in Alderaan places.
That joke might not be new to you,
With bevelled grooves in its concrete

exterior, there is no denying the
Starwars House resembles Darth
Vaders Death Star, but inside its much
more homely.
Eyes to the ceiling: when you sit in the dining room of this City Beach house, you can see into the pool above.
but with a house this playful, we
couldnt resist having a bit of fun.
South Korean architecture firm
Moon Hoon designed the Starwars
House, which loosely references
George Lucass sci-fi classic, for
an airline pilot and his young
family. Inspired by the owners
childhood dream of becoming an
astronaut, Moon Hoon opted for
inclined walls and wraparound
window bands, showcasing views
of the nearby hills. The interior
combines white walls with pine and
birch woodwork, and is bathed in
sunlight, thanks to a three-storey
atrium. The top floor is made for
kids, with a secret playroom hidden behind a bookcase and a short
slide between levels.
Chance for a piece of

Bindaring magic
Good things come to those who

wait ... and its taken 60 years for
22 Bindaring Parade, Claremont,
to come on the market. Bidding is

expected to start at $8million at
the auction on November 21, at
10am. Agent Mack Hall said at
the first home open last weekend
there had been plenty of interest in
the 2006sq.m property. Bindaring
Parade has got the magic, Mr Hall
said. This property is zoned for
redevelopment, so its a superb site
for a new home or up to four luxury
units. The modest, 1930s home
has a panoramic view of the river,
city and hills. The property, with a
high water mark, is being sold as a
deceased estate. Mr Hall said he was
very happy with the market at the
moment despite a drop in Perths
median house price. REIWA president Hayden Groves said the median
house price for the September quarter
had dropped by 4.2% to $522,133.
However, there was good news on
the local front: Mt Claremont was
the second-best performing suburb in
Perth with an increase of 4.5%.
A window into infinity
It all started over a few beers in

Bali. Builder Paul Hawkins and his
mates were talking about the house
Paul had just bought in City Beach.
One thing led to another, and they
came up with the idea of building
a rooftop infinity pool. And it gets
better: wouldnt it be cool to put
windows in the bottom of the pool?
Why? So when youre in the dining
room below, you can look up and
see the water. While most people
would baulk at such a challenge,
it was all in a days work for Paul.
And the result is spectacular. Light
shimmers down the walls of the dining room, which previously had no
natural light, he said. Agent Scott
Swingler, of Space Real Estate, is
seeking offers by November 11. Mr
Swingler described it as an uptempo
beach house. It has two pools, five
bedrooms, three bathrooms, a triple
garage and a wine cellar.
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Seasonal selling strategies for success

The festive season may have
you feeling, well festive, but is
it really a good time to sell your
property?
Industry opinion appears to be
roughly divided down the middle
on the topic of timing.
However many property insiders
believe we are moving towards
a 12 month selling market rather
than one of seasonal highs and
lows.
So if you are considering selling
over the holiday period, what are
the pros and cons and are there
some professional tips of festive
marketing and preparations?
Abel McGrath property
consultant, Genevieve Carrier,
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sure the agent you have chosen
is actually going to be around to
sell your home over the holiday
period for you.
Ms Carrier says there are many
aspects vendors should consider
when choosing the right time to
sell their home.

Lifestyle changes are one of the
main reasons behind a decision
to sell, she says.
When to time your sale can be
a daunting decision, whether
youre relocating, have a growing
family or are down sizing.
Ms Carrier says its important to
be aware of what is happening
in the property market and
the economy as a whole, as
conditions in the market are
often representative of the
broader economy.
Ms Carrier says there may be
fewer homes marketed over the
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the opportunity to sell in a less
competitive market.
There may be a perception
that there are fewer homes on
the market over the holidays
however often there is only a
temporary hold on advertising or
home opens, she explains.
Fewer homes available does
create a sense of urgency,

particularly for buyers wanting
to secure a property before
Christmas or the new school
year.
As a practical marketing tip,

she says rather than shining
Christmas lights and over the
top decorations, stick to minimal
embellishment and neutral dcor.
Another positive in terms of

selling over the holiday season
is that potential buyers are
generally more relaxed with more
time on their hands to have a
good look around.
Remember, you want to

romance your buyer, not invite
them to a Christmas party!
She says sales in the western

suburbs, particularly those
nestled around the coast, tend
to do well over the holiday
period.
Its often a great time to sell
for these suburbs as the beach
and our coastal lifestyle is at its
best and there is a real holiday
vibe in these areas, Ms Carrier
explains.
Buyers looking at this time of
year are looking to settle before
the school year begins, which is
always an advantage from the
sellers point of view.
Know your agent
With a love of developments stemming from her established career

in real estate, Jayne joined the Abel McGrath team after spending
a number of years in the property industry. She brings with her a
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of investment properties, Jayne is recognised
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ability to connect with people from all walks
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Peacock House stays true to Federation roots

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CLAREMONT
Oers around
$800,000
TM Residential
haracter renovations in the

western suburbs often amaze
with lavish designs and luxurious
interiors, but sometimes its good to
get back to the homes roots.
Built circa 1916, this heritagelisted cottage never left them.
A leadlight glass front door welcomes visitors, crowned by a panel
with the homes name: Peacock
House.
In traditional Federation style,
a long hall hard up against the dividing wall runs to the back of the
house, branching off to bedrooms
along the way.
Rich jarrah floors and high ceilings blend with timber door frames
and an elegant archway to sell the
aesthetic, encouraging time travel
of the imagination.
Everything from the picture rails
to the floors is in great shape, thanks
to refurbishments.
Farther back, a humble but
functional timber kitchen with tiled
splashbacks will suit a professional
couple or a small family.
The original cast-iron oven sits
opposite, in a red-brick flue.
A small extension at the back
opens to an impressive alfresco
courtyard under a vine-covered
pergola.
According to Claremont councils
heritage inventory, this home is the
mirror half of a duplex pair.
The strata-titled cottage is listed
by Jordan McGuirk and Tonia
McNeilly, of TM Residential.
This cottage is one of six in a heritage-listed group. BELOW: Leadlight

panels welcome visitors to the home.
Stand-out in character
Subiaco street
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SUBIACO
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n an iconic Subi street full of

character houses, this contemporary, architect-designed
home stands out from the
crowd, and for all the right
reasons.
Well-known local architect
Ian Dewar created the bespoke
two-storey home in collaboration with its owner, about 10
years ago.
And while it showcases Mr
Dewars signature clean lines,
peaked roof and geometric
glasswork, it also fulfils the
owners brief: to respect
Kershaw Streets traditional
streetscape.
The result is undeniably
modern, rendered in muted
grey with warm timber accents, and set back from the
street behind a fence covered
in greenery.
The are leafy views from the studys angular full-height and ribbon
windows.
The homes design defies its
small site, making the most of
every square metre.
An internal courtyard serves
as the ground floors focal point,
connected to the surrounding
open-plan living and kitchen
areas by oversized, timberframed sliding doors.
There is seamlessness to
the way the living areas wrap
around and open to the courtyard with its limestone water
feature.
It feels calm.
The home is flooded in

northern light and has a beautiful connection to the outdoors,
selling agent Janelle Laretive,
of Abel McGrath, said.
Up a floating timber staircase, youll find two of the
three bedrooms and balconies
at both the front and rear of
the home.
Notably for Subiaco, there is
parking for three cars, thanks
to a paved bay at the front and
a garage off the rear laneway.
STEPHANIE McGANN
Enjoy your meals in the shade of a vine-covered pergola.
Illawarra Lifestyle Seclusion

Featuring: 2 Homes
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Spectacular 4brm/2bthrm
Country Builders Homestead
High gabled open plan living,
wide verandahs, heated pool,
gazebo, separate studio/gym
Excellent second home for
family or rental income
Backs onto State Forestry
2 gully dams
Price: $1,185,000
Contact:
Kim Jackson
0457 321 213
Approx 2 hours south

of Perth;
Donnybrook-Preston Valley
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Email: kim@donnybrookrstnational.com.au
Donnybrook
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8 Sunset View
No imagination was needed

when naming this street
that leads to a surf break at
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AGENT: Simon Wroth,
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$1.25million
HALLS HEAD
29 Eunamara Retreat
This 2001 Don Russell

waterfront home comes with
its own jetty plus a fruit and
vegie garden.
AGENT: Tony Morgan,
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Enjoyed the
holiday?
Then buy
the estate
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f youre a fan of TripAdvisor,
youll know that people can be
picky, especially about insignificant things.
But judging by the reviews of
Karriview Estate, there is little
to complain about.
So if youre one of the many
people who love staying in the
Gracetown resort, you may wish
to make it a permanent holiday
and buy it.
The 16.5ha property, at 40
Forest Road, is priced at $5.85million.
David Cross, from JMW Real
Estate, described it as a blue-chip
property to add to a portfolio.
Its on an irreplaceable parcel
of land, bordering a national park
on three sides, Mr Cross said.
The location is hard to beat;
its tucked away from the summer
crowds yet conveniently located
right at the heart of the Margaret
River wine region, with private
access off Caves Road.
A tributary of the Cowaramup
Creek runs through the property,
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range of indigenous flora and
fauna.
Mr Cross said weddings and
corporate events were held at
Karriview, which had a restaurant, tennis court, main lodge,
seven estate bedrooms and a
grand master suite.
The resort spreads over several levels, with a variety of living
areas, sitting rooms, a cellar and
an indoor water feature.
An additional 10 deluxe suites
are ideal for weddings and other
events with big groups.
Plans have been approved for

a further 12 chalets if you wish
to expand the business.
For more details, phone 0439
496 926.
Local stone and timber

add warmth to the interior.
BANGADANG FARM
A TRULY MAGICAL PROPERTY
DAWSON ROAD, QUEENWOOD-DONNYBROOK
This very scenic and productive

690ac property is located in the
picturesque rolling hills of the Preston
Valley, just 2 hours south of Perth and
30 minutes to Bunbury.
The property features a large
magnicent colonial style homestead
built in the early 1930s for the then
Senator Prouse. A sealed circular
driveway lined with large cork oak
trees and gardens leads you to this
grand home. High ceilings, leadlight
windows and doors, polished jarrah

ooring, open replace and quality
jarrah workmanship ow through the
home.
The strong red/brown granite loam
soils that feature on the fertile property
are growing good pasture of mainly
clover and rye grasses. Fenced into
13 main paddocks, the property has
been running 280 Wagyu Cross Angus
breeders and 8 Wagyu bulls. The
paddocks lead to a central laneway
which is mainly gravel, easing the job

of driving cattle to the stockyards.
The property has the luxury of
surplus water with approx. 3km
of Preston River frontage on the
Southern boundary along with 10
dams one of which is a large gully
dam stocked with rainbow trout. Other
improvements include an old timber
shearing shed, 3 bay machinery shed,
excellent stockyards and silo.
Price: $5000 per acre.
Donnybrook
Contact: Kim Jackson
0457 321 213

donnybrookrstnational.com.au
56 South west Highway, Donnybrook 9731 1566

email: kim@donnybrookrstnational.com.au
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POST
recent
sales
$1,070,000
NEDLANDS
4/35 Esplanade
This apartment, in the old
Steves complex, has river
views.
AGENT: Emma Gilbert,
Realmark.
$1,875,000
DALKEITH
150 Adelma Road
This modest home, on
1012sq.m, is around the
corner from prestigious
Jutland Parade.
AGENT: Tonia McNeilly, TM
Residential.
Natural materials enhance

Perry Lakes home
Sliding glass doors open the living area to the pool deck and alfresco patio.
4
3
5 Steeplechase Green
FLOREAT
Sale by negotiation
LJ Hooker Claremont
$3million
COTTESLOE
5A Overton Gardens
With its arched and wroughtiron balcony, this is one of
Cottesloes most noticeable
homes.
AGENT: Niki Peinke, Property
Exchange.
atural timber and stone have

a way of elevating a homes
design.
We shape them, but we cannot make them, and so in their
rich patterns we find a sense of
timeless wonder.
This elegant, brand-new home
in the Perry Lakes development
makes the most of that feeling,
employing the highest quality
natural materials to add colour
and character.
It starts outside, where a dark
timber feature wall on the first
floor enhances the kerb appeal.
Wide, grey tiles cover most of
the ground floor, including the
expansive living area, which
adjoins a high-end kitchen with
granite benchtops, Gaggenau
appliances and elegant timber
cabinetry.
Sliding glass doors open to
the pool deck and undercover
alfresco area, in view of an eye-
A soaring void crowns the main living area, which adjoins an elegant timber kitchen.
catching reconstituted concrete
stairwell.
There is also a top-notch outdoor kitchen out here, with you
guessed it timber cabinets.
The bedrooms upstairs are
all spacious and well appointed,
but the main suite - with spottedgum floors, a dressing room
and a luxurious ensuite - is a
cut above.
A big guest bedroom features
a built-in robe and an ensuite,

while two minor bedrooms share
a bathroom.
The selling agents are Vivien
Yap and Moses Marrion, of LJ
Hooker Claremont.
FAST FACTS
The median Floreat

house price has risen
by 7% to $1,352,500.
Timber and stone play strong

roles in the design, as seen here
from the street.
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This brilliantly presented one bedroom home has an intense and
dramatic style that lifts it above the ordinary. With street frontage
and a lovely north-facing alfresco courtyard, this immaculate homes
decor is a statement of dark urban chic betting the grooviest jazz
bars.
A gourmet stainless steel and black glass kitchen has rst-class
appliances, and quality ttings include air conditioning, plantation
shutters and timber oors throughout.
An excellent investment prospect in a small strata complex of just four,
with intercom and secure off-street parking. In a superbly convenient
location walking distance to Subiacos coffee culture, schools, shops,
parks and hospital and just 60 seconds walk to the train station.
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This smart modern home is not only impeccably presented and lled
with great features; its also in an unbeatable location. Built only 3
years ago, the home offers spacious, light-lled rooms; a practical
oor plan and top quality nishes throughout. The bathrooms are
slick, modern and immaculately presented as is the rest
of the house. A MUST SEE!
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From $995,000 putting green
POST
SUBIACO
278 Nicholson Road
2
This beautiful character

home has space for a pool
in the north-facing back
garden.
AGENT: Janey Sanderson,
Hive Real Estate.
Offers
FLOREAT
8A Shann Street
Everything has been done
in this 3x1: it has new
paintwork, floor coverings,
window treatments and
landscaping.
AGENT: Emily Hiskins, Space
Real Estate.
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Oers from $565,000
The Property
Exchange
arodying a UK Tory politician

in Not the Nine OClock News,
comedian Rowan Atkinson once
declared his love for golf and
disdain for immigrants at a mock
Conservative Party conference.
Conservative or otherwise,
golfers looking for a low-maintenance pad close to Subiaco
will find plenty of amusement
in the miniature putting green
that occupies one of this units
two spacious courtyards.
The other courtyard is a partially shaded entertaining space,
ideal for barbecues and alfresco
dinners.
Inside, the cosy two-bedroom
unit is neat, stylish and affordable enough to appeal to professional couples or a single person.
Renovations have brought
the 91sq.m interior up to a high
standard, ensuring that nothing
feels like a compromise.
The kitchen is functional and
well appointed, sporting glass
splashbacks and ample storage.
Earthy tones and garden views lend the living area a sense of tranquillity. ABOVE: Practise your putting in the
side courtyard.
Both bedrooms are of a reasonable size with built-in robes and
garden views, sharing a combination bathroom and laundry.
The property has earned a
walk score of 81/100, according to
walkscore.com. Its a 10-minute
stroll from central Subiaco.
The selling agents are Niki
Peinke and Chelsea Peinke, of
The Property Exchange.
A neat and tidy kitchen with plenty of storage lies at the rear of this home.
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POST
forlease
$725 a week
CLAREMONT
16/42 Victoria Avenue
Get in quick because the

price has dropped for this
riverfront apartment with
three bedrooms.
CONTACT: James Heath,
TM Residential.
Travertine floors pave the way from the upscale kitchen to the alfresco patio.
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POST
$850 a week
COTTESLOE
23 Loma Street
Good things come in small

packages, and this cute 3x1
would suit a couple or a
small family.
CONTACT: Patrick Spillman,
Space Real Estate.
Up to date with a
radical renovation
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0415 853 926
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32 Ord Street
NEDLANDS
From $1,595,000
Acton Dalkeith
$1500 a week
MOSMAN
PARK
17 Jimbell Street
Have you got guests coming

for Christmas? They can stay
in the separate bedroom on
the ground floor.
CONTACT: Sharon Pimlott,
Mack Hall.
his attractive three-bedroom home on a 696sq.m

block is now in its second
incarnation, but to call it
a renovation project is an
understatement.
Bricks and tiles were all
that was left, according to
the owners, who spent a year
stripping the house back to its
bones before rebuilding nearly
every part of the interior.
Even the walls and windows
are new, making it a truly
contemporary home with a
consistent style.
It is a fairly simple design,
with two main living areas that
each branch off to a bedroom
wing.
The first is a sunny informal
lounge with high ceilings,
which adjoins a kids wing
consisting of two spacious bedrooms and a shared bathroom.
There are numerous outdoor entertaining options on the

696sq.m block.
The second and bigger
living area is at the rear,
incorporating the kitchen,
dining area and lounge.
Quality finishes are on
show in the kitchen, which
sports double-glazed splashback windows and a Zip
Hydrotap that can dispense
chilled, boiling and even
sparkling water instantaneously.
It is only a short walk
across the lounge to the
main bedroom, which has
an adjoining dressing room

and a well-appointed ensuite.
A sizeable backyard plays
host to a pool and landscaped
gardens.
The selling agents are
David and Martine Eyers, of
Acton Dalkeith.
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Property Management
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Structural Drawings & Engineers Certications
All work guaranteed; Competitive Rate
Other services fully booked
Lloyds worldwide professional indemnity insurance
Expert Witnessing, Geotechnical & Structural Engineering
Reg. Build #2952; Chartered Pro Engineer #328049
T/SMS 0414 341 543

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BUILDING
SERVICES
BUILDING SOLUTIONS
We Remove, Repair, Replace
Brickwork / Fretting mortar,
Stud walls, Render, Concrete,
Chimneys, Ceilings, Roofing,
Lintels, Eaves, Windows,
Carpentry, Tiling,
Box Air-Conditioners etc.
Hidley Pty Ltd
044 97 88 778
Increased home energy

efciency = Lower bills, more
comfort & higher resale values
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CAR WASH
0417 984 561
CARPENTRY
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QUALITY CARPENTRY WITH RELIABILITY
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0418 920 574
DAVID HAYWARD
CARPENTER & JOINER
Qualified Craftsman over 42yrs exp
FOR ALL JOINERY

Property Repairs, Doors,
Windows, Sash Records,
Skirting Boards, Locks etc
Quality Work Guaranteed
NO JOB TOO SMALL
Ph 9382
4172 all hrs

0402 538 449
JUST DOORS
DOOR INSTALLATION &

MAINTENANCE SERVICE
COMMERCIAL & DOMESTIC
Timber & Aluminium Trimming. External
Doors Priority. Draught Weather Seals
Eye Viewers & Accessories
Enzo De Palma
Mobile 0412 194 842
CARPENTRY
Because Quality Counts
CABINETMAKING
SUBIACO
FURNITURE
FACTORY
Custom-made Furniture
Kitchen, Wall and Vanity Units
Bookcases
LORNE EDWARDS
PERGOLAS/ROOFING/
CARPORTS/VERANDAHS
DECKING TIMBER FLOORS SKIRTINGS
ALTERATIONS GENERAL MAINTENANCE
Ph: 0416
126 048 Anytime
MARTINS CARPENTRY
& CONSTRUCTION
7 Forrest Street,
Subiaco WA 6008.
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EDDY on 0407 827 721 all hours
9381 6098
Traditional Craftsmanship
Mini Bobcat Service,

Landscaping, Paving,
Retaining Walls, Reticulation
Bernie Parsons
9344 1884, or
0418 914 284
0413 327 435
est 1997
CABINETMAKING
0412 908 205
Construction & Installations

Restoration, Clean and Seal Work
Specialising in your brick work
Personalised service with a better deal at
ALL ASPECTS OF
Small Jobs Immediate Attention

Ring Frank
25 yrs exp
MIKE BRYANT
bcc@aapt.net.au
Est 1972 1st Class Work
VAN BEMMEL
BRICKLAYING
ALL JOBS FREE QUOTES
0428 910 341

A/H 9381 9126
M.P. & K.J. GOURDIS
BRICKLAYING
RELIABLE LOCAL TRADESMAN
BOBCATS, EXCAVATOR,TIPPERS
ROCK BREAKER
Local Nedlands Builder
Ph: 9381 9815
Re-lay: Drives, Patios,

Around Pools, Soakwells,Tree
Roots & all types of paving.
MINI BOBCAT HIRE AVAILABLE
Built on Relationships
PAVING - Driveways patios

and garden paths
LIMESTONE GARDEN WALLS
14 Gloster Street, Subiaco
0414 441 877
BOBCATS
Mob: 0418 944 934
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Laundries & Toilets
ASBESTOS
Asbestos
Removal
Accredited removalist with 20 years
Bathroom
Laundry
Kitchen
BOOKKEEPING
CARPENTRY
CARPENTRY
Patches Carpentry
and Maintenance
Decking Pergolas Fencing
Renovations Framing Skirtings
Shelving Fit outs Cedar Linings
Screens Repairs
NO JOB TOO SMALL
Michael 0432 968 625
CARPENTRY
CREATIONS
X Decking X Cabinetry
Specialists X Skirting &
Doors
X Pergolas
X Carports X Owner Builder
X Fencing X Garden
Gates
X Kitchen
Makeovers
FREE QUOTES
CARPENTER
Extensions & Renovations
Maintenance & Repairs
All Jobs, Big & Small
0423 247 903
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specialist
carpentry
Renovations
&
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and Commercial
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STEAM CLEANING
CARPETS, RUGS AND
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TILE AND GROUT
OWNER OPERATED
AVAILABLE 7 DAYS
FREE CALL
patchescarpentry@gmail.com
Ph 9383 3510
Mob 0413 833 966
WOODVILLE
STAIGERS
Carpet & Cleaning
WOODWORKS & RENOVATIONS

Suppliers of:
Top Class Timber Joinery
Budget Joinery Cheapest Doors
in Perth Kitchens & Wardrobes
Project Management Undertaken
Call Neville 0416 190 154
or email: nev@mbas.com.au
Carpet
Tiles & Grout
Vinyl & Lino
PH: ELSA
Upholstery
End of lease cleaning
Office cleaning
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0410 659 580

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PH TONY 0434 835 036
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CARPET CLEANING
448 Stirling Highway, Cottesloe
ALL AREAS
9384 5656
NEW & USED CARPETS & VINYLS LAID

Repairs & Re-Stretches
All work guaranteed
Phone Lee
Worlds Largest Carpet

Cleaning Company
0410 244 233
CARPET & VINYL

REPAIR
Carpets, Vinyl Repair,
Restretch, Lay
Carpet and Lounges
STEAM CLEANED
Ian 0419 448 406
9444 7531
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Old, New. No Job Too Small
Underlay Supplied
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CARPET CLEANING
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CEILINGS - DAMAGED CEILINGS
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SMALL JOBS WELCOME
OVER 35 YRS EXPERIENCE
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Undertaking all aspects

of carpentry.
Specialising in Renovations.
Restoration on Colonial
& Heritage Properties.
References upon request.
Service & Quality Guaranteed.
Please call
David Macdonald
0488 208 999
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Solutions
Over 30 years experience.
All aspects of Carpentry and Joinery.
Heritage/Federation/Colonial
restoration and renovation.
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20 Years Experience
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CARPET CLINIC
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Domestic & Commercial

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Steam extraction voted
best way of cleaning
carpet by
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Our Reputation and
Quality is why we RETAIN
our Customers
Dont take a chance
Contact Martin Cook
9383 7977
0418 940 145
Kurt Carter 0424 476 036

kurtcarter01@gmail.com
www.allbuildconstruct.com
CARPENTRY & MAINTENANCE
Qualied Charpenter with over 30 years experience

Specialising in:
Doors
Skirting
Stud Framing Gates
Cedar Lining
Pergolas & Decking
I Pride myself in completing

all work to perfection
Ph Nick
0414 337 873
Ceilings installed & repaired

Decorative cornices & centre roses
All ornate work
Gyprock specialists and plaster glass
specialists
Suppliers of decorative cornices,
centre roses, arches, domes and
picture rails
FOR ADVICE & QUOTE

PHONE RHYS ON
9446 2011
HERBS CEILINGS
FOR ALL YOUR
CEILING PROBLEMS
CALL THE EXPERT.
OLD OR NEW CEILINGS
REPAIRED OR REPLACED
40 Years Experience
0411 547 487

APEX CEILINGS
& PARTITIONS
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COTTESLOE CARPET
CLEANING
Western Suburbs
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COMMERCIAL
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UPHOLSTERY
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CLEANING
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MELITA
CLEANING SERVICE
Excellence in
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PLASTERLINE
INDUSTRIES
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clean when
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Carpet Steam Clean,
(Conditions
also Dry Clean Carpets, Apply)
Clean Lounge Suites

Also Stain Guard for Carpets.
Floors Stripped & Sealed
Windows Cleaned
Tile & Grout Cleaning
25 years experience
Free Quotes
9309 9967
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Carpet
Steam
Cleaning
Tile & Grout Cleaning
ACCI Trained & Certified
Contact GRAEME
0418 957 690
PULL DOWNS DECORATIVE

DRYWALL REPAIRS
INSURANCE SUSPENDED
Police Cleared - Free Quotes
Ph Andrew
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Fax 9285 2888
CHIMNEY SWEEP
THE ORIGINAL
The Swiss Chimney Sweep

All types of FLUES /
OVENS / POT BELLIES etc
Adrian 0411 848 404

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Window Clean
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Office Clean
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OCEAN LINE CLEANING

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Commercial / Domestic
Police Clearance
Ph 0411 445 452
B-ABLE CLEANERS
General ofce and common
area cleaning, carpet & window
cleaning. Vacate cleaning
Commercial & Domestic
Ph: Ben 0408 566 431

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SERVICE
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Window Cleaning Service
CURTAINS
SPRING CLEAN
ALL OUTDOOR AREAS
COMPUTERS
TELEPHONE
Beautiful Curtains & Blinds
HIGH PRESSURE HOT & COLD CLEAN

Driveway Algae, Moss, Oil Stains
Paving, Driveway, Clean & Seal
Decking Scrub, Seal & Repairs
Tennis Court Vac, Algae Treatment
& High Pressure Clean
Gutters & Windows
Pool Clean & Maintenance
Vacate Clean, Domestic & Commercial
Garden Clean-up & Rubbish Removal
NO MESS - FREE QUOTE - 15 YEARS
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FOURWAY OUTDOOR
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Professional,
Residential / Commercial
and Vacate Cleaning
Good references
100% guaranteed services
Ph Melisa 0406 341 162
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A.SKY
Cleaning Service
Home Cleaning Special

$25p/hr
Vacate & Rent Inspection
cleaning
Commercial & Window
Cleaning
We bring our own
equipment & chemicals
POLICE CLEARED & FULLY
INSURED
Reliable Staff & Quality Guaranteed
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Free Quote Call Us
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Call Brett 0419 234 567

25 Years Experience
1 Hour
Response
24/7 Onsite Service

Police Clearance
Virus Removal
Data Recovery
Backup Solutions
Wireless Network
Internet Connections
Century IT
Consultants
www.centuryitc.com.au
Call: 6465 4444

0411 357 645
Mac Man
Regular Vacate Moving In/Out

Spring Rent Inspection
Police Cleared Experience
References Guaranteed
- Need help with

your next Apple
hardware or
software
purchases?
0413 929 436/0403 164 133
Northlands
Commercial
CLEANING SERVICE
Offices Restaurants
Medical Centres
Shopping Complexes
Retail Stores
Window Cleaning
End of Lease Realty
Daryan 0430 855 758

Ako
0413 967 128
northlandccservices41@yahoo.com.au
northlandcommercialcleaning.com.au
CLOCKS & WATCHES
COTTESLOE
WATCH REPAIRS
CLOCK REPAIRS
BATTERIES
STRAPS
FREE QUOTES
EASY PARKING
OVER 35 YEARS EXPERIENCE
Shop 5a Station Street Village
Cottesloe 6011
Tel/Fax: 9384
0272
- Need help installing and

integrating your new Apple
products in your home?
- Need on-site tutoring for your
mac, iPhone or iPod?
MAC MAN CAN HELP!

CALL JAMES FOR ALL
YOUR APPLE NEEDS
Ph: 0417 928 439
For an obligation free quote
CURTAIN FITTER
Tracks Supplied & Fitted
Re Fitted & Shutters.
Top Fix. Blinds at trade
prices. Reasonable Rates
25 + Yrs Experience
Ph: Peter 0417 772 230
CURTAIN CLEANING
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DECKING
A DECK ABOVE
Custom decks and pergolas.

Outdoor living specialist.
Don 040 116 7232

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Buying, Selling
& Restoration of
Antique Clocks
& Barometers
By a qualified clockmaker
Member of the Watch &
Clockmakers of Australia
Unit 23/145 Stirling Hwy, Nedlands
9385 3054
www.dutchtimepieces.com
COMPUTING
Installation, Upgrades and

Repairs
Virus Removal
Networking
Email and Internet
Data Backup
Phone Chris on 0417 990 396
Phone Margaret
0412 477 294
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CONCRETE
MIKES FULL CONCRETE WORK
Extensions, Driveways,
Pathways, Concrete Cancer and
repairs to all concrete Brickpaving,
Limestone Walls and repair to
limestone walls.
Your local tradesman for 20 years

NO JOB TOO SMALL
Ph
9385 7150 or 0414 660 051 DAY
Create your space for all

seasons.
Specialising in
decking & patios.
Call Jacob on
0412 882 011
jdacarpentry@gmail.com
Indigo
Painting
DEMOLITION
Houses Yards Cleared

Outbuildings Asbestos Removed
Rubbish Removed
0409 958 186
Vincent Demolition
Concrete cutting & pool

removals
Driveways shed fence &
patios removals
Kitchen & bathroom
stripouts
Site clearing & clean ups
Gary 0415 390 297
www.vincentdemolition.com
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DESIGN
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CURTAINS
Computer Problems?
Call Liam
20 years exp
DONT MISS OUR QUOTE
Phone Ben 0419
0439 695 273
Call for basic metre rates

FREE DESIGN & QUOTE
DEMOLITION
Mosman Computer Training

One-one to suit your needs
Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Photos,
Emails/Internet/Banking
Windows 8/IPads/Tablets
Mature aged VERY welcome
All types of boards

Stairs & Balustrades Oiling
Outdoor Living
Fully insured, police cleared
Trades & Services
Phone: 9245 5305 / 0433 337 467
Quick Click IT
Computer Headaches?
We can help
Timepieces
COMMERCIAL & DOMESTIC cleaning
to advertise in the
Sheers
Pelmets
Rollers
Verticals
Shutters
0403 939 742
DUTCH ANTIQUE
Quality service, experienced,

reliable friendly cleaners
9381 3088
Curtains
Swags & Tails
Romans
Venetians
Timbers
Email: jamesrslewis@me.com
Call 0439 333 449
All-U-Need
CLEANING SERVICE
Free
Quotes
Diana Rice Interiors
cleanperfect1@gmail.com.mx
BETTYS Home
Cleaning Service
Ph Betty 0408 241 464
Smartwire Communications
CLEAN PERFECT
info@housekeepingwa.com
$40.00 per hour

Friendly & Reliable
Broadband, Domains, Networking,

Repairs, Virus & Spyware removal
Licensed Cable/Phone Installer,
PABX, VOIP, Digital TV, LAN
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Extensions design and

drafting specialists
1 and 2 storey additions,
Custom Designed Homes
for a free site visit and assessment
call Chris
0421 348 136
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Pelmets
Romans
Shutters
All Blinds
Domestic
Commerical
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ELECTRICIANS
ELECTRICIANS
Skilled Electrical
All Electrical Work
ELECTRIC
BLUE
POWER POINTS, LIGHTS,

BATHROOM HEATERS,
SECURITY LIGHTS, TEL A
NTENNA, SW. BOARD AND
MAIN UPGRADE, REWIRING,
RENOVATION, SAFETY SWS ETC
YOUR LOCAL ELECTRICIAN

ALL ELECTRICAL WORK
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Lic 003542
Lighting, Power Points

Safety Switches, Smoke Alarms
D2R DRAFTING
PLANS DONE FAST
info@d2rdrafting.com.au
0439 091 688
HOURS
ALL ELECTRICAL WORK

SAFETY SWITCHES SMOKE ALARMS HWS
BATHROOM HEATERS UPGRADE RENTALS
A-Z Electrical Service
CALL MICK
9384 7079 0412 779 947

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DRAFTING SERVICES
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Drafting
Extension &
Renovation
0411 329 003
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GRAY
Residential
RESIDENTIAL DESIGN
CONSULTANT
LUXURY NEW HOMES
ADDITIONS/EXTENSIONS
RETAINING/LANDSCAPES
POOLS/CABANAS
Roberts
Renovations &
FROM CONCEPT TO CONTRACT

ALL COUNCIL/BUILD APPROVALS
DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS
Handyman Service
CREATIVE AND INNOVATIVE

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0408 099 233
PERTH HOME
DESIGNERS
BUILDING PLANS
at a competitive price
Over 25 years experience

in designing new homes,
extensions, patios & carports
COUNCIL SUBMISSIONS DONE
Call today for a FREE
consultation and site visit
Ian 0408 156 303
DRIVING
SCHOOLS
Procient Driving School
Learn to drive an automatic car in

a caring and patient atmosphere
Please call Malcolm to
discuss your first lesson
0424 555 400
ELECTRICIANS
9381 5802
EMERGENCY SERVICE
24 HOUR 7 DAYS
All electrical work

Maintenance & breakdown
specialists
All safety switches Lic EC4326
Repairs to hot water systems
Everdure-Electra-Rheem-Solahart
Stove & oven repairs
Computer & Telephone Cabling
RAY
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MUIRS
0412 922 648 0412 924 134

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MURPHYS
ELECTRICAL
9384 1163
129 CLAREMONT CRESCENT, SWANBOURNE
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS & RETAILERS
ALL ELECTRICAL WORK
MAINTENANCE AND BREAKDOWN SERVICE
HOT WATER SYSTEMS & REPAIRS
OVENS & HOTPLATE REPAIRS
STOCKIST OF STOKES APPLIANCE PARTS
ELEMENTS, SWITCHES
APPLIANCE SALES AND REPAIRS
EXTENSIVE RANGE OF GLOBES AND TUBES
EC4634
0418956459 9444 0989
ALL ELECTRICAL WORK

LIGHTING DESIGN
LIGHT FITTINGS
GARDEN LIGHTING
POWER OUTLETS
HOT WATER UNITS
OVENS
SAFETY SWITCHES
TELEPHONE OUTLETS
Ph
Hot Water System Repairs

Ceiling Fans, Exhaust Fans
Stove & Oven Repairs
Reticulation Controllers
Fault Finding, Load Logging &
Electric Whirlybirds
with the Smarts to cool
your house for
Around $35 a Year
To Make a booking With
Philip and His Team Call
0407 997 049

info@electricbluewa.com.au
www.electricbluewa.com.au
EC 005680
0422 238 213
Tel 0411 123 769

ALL DOMESTIC - ELECTRICAL
WORK LIGHTING, POWER,
UPGRADES, GARDEN LIGHTING
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Mintech Electrical
All electrical work
MAINTENANCE and
BREAKDOWN Mt Claremont
and surrounding areas
Lic No EC 3474
0407 770 910
Electrical Contractor
All electrical work
Air con split system installer
Safety switches, smoke alarms
Renovations, rewiring
Power points, lights, fans
Maintenance, emergency callout
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PAINTING
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0439 923 001
8 Assorted size filing cabinets, 2x
lge bookcases, 3x lge bookcases, 3x
rough wine store cabinets must sell.
Any reasonable offer.
0418 925 325
CLOTHES Ex hire designer labels
clothes for sale, prices are from $50,
sizes from 8 through to 18 Australian
and Italian dresses contact
lisa@valentecouture.com.au or
0466 891 467
DESIGNER
Clothing. Racks &
racks of quality vintage, retro &
pre-loved designer clothing &
accessories for sale at the Polka Dot
Vintage
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Claremont
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Saturday
14th
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9.30-4.30. Find us on Facebook
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DINING
Table. Webber Oak
purchased 1975 seats 12, 184cms
by 102cms, plus wall plate rack to
match phone 9384 1859
FURNITURE Queen Anne Dresser,
6 drawers, 65H x 115W x 44D- $100:
Mahogany sideboard Indonesian,
95H x 168W x 44D, good
condition-$200: old wood fireplace
surround (for renovators)-$80.
Subiaco 0419 918 841
PINE Pedestal desk with leather
top, incl 2 file drawers vgc $500 ono
0418 925 325
SHAUNA Dalgarno freelance stylist
/colourist working at the The
Collective Subiaco. 25% off all
services when you book in and
mention this advert email or phone.
For appointment 0424 972 916
shaunaoz@gmail.com
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HOUSEHOLD
SIDEBOARD
WASHING MACHINE
REPAIRS
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DISHWASHERS, DRYERS
RANGEHOODS,
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SALES SERVICE SPARES
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9388 2251
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www.uwerepairs.com.au
WINDOW
CLEANING
SWANBOURNE
WINDOW CLEANING
WINDOW
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DIVERSITY WINDOW
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1-4 Storeys
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Police Clearance and Insurance
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Credit Card Facility Available
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0416 042 258 or 0413 998 955

1300 460 996
STYLISH Timeless Artifex leather

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lounges. One 2 seater and one 3
seater. Also included is a light wood
coffee table & red chaise lounge. All
designed with features to match. In
near new condition, these locally
designed and crafted pieces were
purchased for approximately
$10,000. Set is approximately 6
years old and rarely used.
Measurements 3 seater 2.3x85, 2
seater 1.7x85, coffee table 1.2x1.2,
chaise lounge 1.2x60. $2800 ono.
Contact Sarah on 0400 647 822
WINGBACK
Chair.
Superb
exclusive J Robt Scott fabric. $1,000.
Ph 0418 925 325
ANTIQUES
PAIR Restored Scandinavian Baltic

Pine front doors with ironwork. Circa
1880. H223cm W65 and 55cm.
$2000. 0418 927 461
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Win $2,000 cash door prize entry $7
ANTIQUES Clocks for sale. Large
collection 9380 6399
ARTS & CRAFTS

ASSORTED
Framed pictures,
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+ Chandeliers
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Reliable Service
Police Clearance
I Do the FREE Quote
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EST. 1976
YOUR LOCAL BUSINESS

FOR OVER 30 YRS
INCLUDED SCREENS,
SILLS
GROUND SHEETS USED
POLICE CLEARANCE
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9279 2981
0408 930 235
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0402 433 690
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COURSES
MINDFULNESS Course 5 weeks.
Saturdays 14th November to 12th
December.
For
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Call Ian 0411 181 573
COUNSELLING
WESTERN SUBURBS SPECIALIST
Roberts
&
WINDOWS and/or
gutters
CLEANED
Renovations
TREE PRUNING
Handyman Service
15 YEARS WESTERN SUBURBS SPECIALIST

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INCLUDES SCREENS, SILLS & MIRRORS
PENSIONER DISCOUNTS
PROMPT SERVICE
9336 3129
0414 011 220
Phone MARTIN
Mob
WINDOW CLEANING
your local professional
OKE
LY BO
FLYSCREEN REPAIRS GUTTER CLEANING

HIGH PRESSURE CLEAN
040FU375 8242
ANGUS
GMR
Window Cleaning
Residential - Commercial
Industrial
Fully Experienced.
Ladder Work. Flyscreens and
Gutter Cleaning
Multi Storey
FREE QUOTES
0439 518 525
WINDOW
REPAIRS
Paul Jones
Carpentry & Joinery

Repair and Restoration of all
Timber Windows and Doors.
Double Hung, Casement and
Hopper Sashes.
Bi-fold Windows and Doors.
Quality Assured
PH 0417 915 636
SASH IN A FLASH
Specialist Timber
Window Repairs & Restoration
Double hung casement &
awning sashes
Sashcords & spiral balances
Fully insured
PH 0407 328 128
www.sashinaflash.com.au
grwindowcleaning@bigpond.com
WINDOW CLEANER
$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
Isaac 0405 300 298
WROUGHT IRON
Metal Ox Ironworks
Handmade Wrought Iron
Balustrades, Furniture
Gates, Window Grilles
All Ironwork
Quality & Service
9272 8282 0419 045 250

www.metalox.com.au
MY Academy GATE preparation

workshops running in January. All
four areas of the exam will be
covered giving exam techniques and
strategies as well as timed practice
questions. For more details contact:
info@myacademy.com.au or call
9284 4408
FOR HIRE
LOVELY Old Dresser/Sideboard
with mirror, two drawers, 2-door
cupboard. Excellent condition
$900.00 oono. 0402 471 062
33810
trades & services
EDUCATIONAL
AMYGDALA
Consulting,
Professional Psychotherapy &
Counselling, effective and in-depth
for Individuals, specializing in
Relationship Counselling, Marital
and Family Therapy. Qualified, 30+
yrs experienced. Free half hour,
Claremont
Medical
Centre.
www.amygdala.com.au.
Ph 9383 3132
EDUCATIONAL
AMAZING Improvements in English
and Literature through personalised
guidance and exam practice by
experienced
markers/teachers
/examiners. Notes provided. Limited
places. Start now to build your child's
confidence. We come to you. Call
0415 094 909
CHEMISTRY,
Physics,
Mathematics, English and other
WACE subjects. Individual tuition for
Years 10/11/12. The Tuition Centre,
Bayview Terrace, Claremont. 9284
3004
ENGLISH And Literature tuition.
Very experienced Yr 11/12 WACE
teacher/examiner/marker.
The
Tuition Centre, Bayview Terrace,
Claremont. 9284 3004
ENGLISH Still time to end the year
on a high. Specialist tuition at
NumberWorks'nWords.
Free
assessment. Ph 9388 3727.
www.numberworksnwords.com
MATHEMATICS
Tutoring. Very
experienced Yr 11/12 WACE teacher
/examiner/marker. The Tuition
Centre, Bayview Terrace, Claremont.
9284 3004
MATHS Still time to end the year on
a high. Specialist tuition at
NumberWorks'nWords.
Free
assessment. Ph 9388 3727
www.numberworksnwords.com
MMS
Learning. Exceptional
Tutoring - Affordable Price. All High
School and University subjects.
www.mmslearning.com 0458 235
241 call today
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
BIG Garage Sale Donegal Road
Floreat. Sunday 8th Nov 8.30-12.30.
Housewares, books galore inc. Uni
texts, clothes, pot plants, pilates
reformer machine, exercise bike,
scrap booking, beading, furniture,
jewellery, garage items etc
CLAREMONT Showgrounds. It's a
Vintage Lovers Paradise. Heaps of
Vintage, Retro & pre-loved Designer
clothing & accessories. Plus retro
homewares & vinyl records for sale
at The Polka Dot Vintage Market
Claremont Showgrounds Saturday
14th November & Sunday 15th
November 9.30-4.30. Find us on
Facebook Polka Dot Vintage Market
Perth
COTTESLOE
20
Reginald
9.30-12.30,
7/11/15.
Baby,
household items
FLOREAT 345 Salvado, 7/11/15,
9-3pm, jewellery, clothing, household
items including new washing
machine and outdoor setting
GARAGE Sale Floreat Sun 8th,
Nov 8am-1pm. Household good,
adult & kids clothing, toys, books and
more. 251 Salvado Rd
NEDLANDS 74 Mountjoy Road
Sunday 9am-3pm. Bed single, toys,
lego, X-box 360 + games, T.V heater
(gas), books, clothes, shoes etc
NEDLANDS Park/Williams 9.30am,
Sat 7, Sun 8. Modern glass coffee
table + long unit. Jewellery,
household, clothes, more
PARA-QUAD Garage Sale. Sunday
15 November 9.30am-12.30pm. 10
Selby Street, Shenton Park (Car
Park No.3). Furniture, household
goods, clothing, toys, books
www.slfwa.org.au
ROTARY
Swap Mart. Every
Sunday 7am to 12 noon. Broadway
Shopping Centre, Nedlands. Seller
bays $5. Come and get bargains
galore or sell your goods
SALE Sat 7 Nov, 76 Townshend
Ave, Subi. New, good clothes 9-12
noon
SEVEN Willow Road Woodlands
Sunday 8th November 8am to 4pm,
two tin trunks, hat case, wooden
oars. Aluminium roof rack, gutter
mount, old hand tools, old interesting
items. 9446 3301
SUBIACO Sunday 8 November
after 9.00am, 60 Rupert Street.
Relocation o/seas. Furntiture variety,
indoor and outdoor, plants potted,
hanging baskets, bamboo 4 metres
high, Weber BBQ, miscellaneous.
See for sale household. Subiaco
0419 918 841
SUBI Centro Sun 8 Nov 9am.
Household sale, new & used items,
designer wear, Ikea shelves, xmas
deco, music gear, paintings, tools,
home decor, bargains galore. 14
Laurino Tce, 9388 0918
HEALTH & BEAUTY

DO You want to lose weight and
look good for summer, do you lack
energy, feel bloated, lethargic, do
you want to make sure your body
gets the best nutrition- call me to
discuss your challenges, goals and
feel support:
Frances, mobile 0414 800 154
HERBALIFE
Independent
distributor for products call 9244
4318, 0450 032 061
KINESIOLOGY:
Restore your
health with energy medicine, relieves
pain, chronic injuries, anxiety, past
traumas, migraines, reflux, IBS. Call
Jude 0411 111 893
www.judecasey@iinet.net.au
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
MASSAGE
Huna Hawaiian.
Swedish relaxation. Indulge yourself,
experience
deep
relaxation,
qualified, n/s Alanah
0405 755 715
MASSAGE
Mobile, Swedish,
Reflexology. Remedial, relaxation.
Call 0415 942 388
PERSONAL Trainer, weightloss,
fitness, yoga, pilates, boxercise
0415 942 388
PSYCHIC
Medium Clairvoyant
Palmistry. Fremantle E Shed
Markets. Saturday, Sunday Fran
0407 775 178
SORE
Feet? Therapeutic foot
massage including Reflexology,
Reiki, Podiatry treatment. Genuine
care and time given. Health rebate.
Pip McGuinness Podiatrist. 40 years
experience. 9387 1027
WORKOUT
Cottesloe Glasses
Gym, Pilates. Creche 0418 950 112
Maureen
YOGABOOGIE: Dance/yoga class
that defies description. Monday
9.45am at the Cottesloe Civic
Centre. Call Jez 0421 499 994
YOGA Kundalini. Open ongoing
classes in Wembley on Tuesday
evenings and East Fremantle on
Thursday evenings. Certified
Teacher Suzanne 0414 883 139
HOLIDAYS & RESORTS
33793
DUNSBOROUGH
Yallingup:
Architect awarded contemporary 5 br
home for rent December and Jan.
1st letting. Incredible panoramic
views of entire bay from L/areas,
bedrooms and extensive outdoor
living decks. Ideal location 6 mns
from Dunsborough and Yallingup.
This is a luxury private home being
leased for the holiday season and is
available New Year and Australia
Day. Extensive photos available.
0422 925 704
5 Bdm beach house for holiday
rental in Dawesville. Sleeps 6 adults,
5 children. Ocean views. $400-$600
/night.
Call 0409 081 013
AUGUSTA Riverfront hol/house F
/S/C balcony, gas bbq, private jetty.
Availability school/hols, 4 brms. 0411
111 893
BEACH
House in glorious
Gracetown, Cowaramup Bay
available for 13 nights 16-28
December. Comfortable, cosy and
equipped with everything you need.
Sleeps up to 6 people in 2
bedrooms. Lovely sheltered spot,
walk to the beach. Perfect for a
family getaway and Xmas at the
beach. 5 night minimum booking
$300 per night. For more info and
pics call
0408 441 748
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
DENMARK Charming 2x2 cottage
in Scotsdale Valley 0419 934 775
DUNSBOROUGH For rent. Holiday
house. 1 minute walk to town, 4
large bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2
toilets, large games room, air con &
deck area. Large block. $380 p/night
off season, $450 p/night peak period.
Call
0409 771 485
MARGARET
River. Riveresque.
Luxurious Balinese-inspired villa.
Now available for gourmet weekend,
and other dates in November,
December. Please call Di, 9757
2493, 0407 572 493 email
riveresque@bigpond.com
www.riveresque.com
MARGARET
River 2 holiday
houses set on a stunning 5 acre
property running down to the river.
Panoramic views of forest, river and
sea. Pearl River Houses is a
beautiful and very special location for
a spring/summer holiday or event.
See our website with drone video,
photos and all the info you need
pearlriverhouses.com.au
PEPPERMINT Grove Beach. Large
5 bedroom three bathroom house.
Phone 9389 6565, 0403 870 075
HOUSESITTING
110% Care while you're away.
Owner operated since 1998.
0418 943 720
or visit www.homeoraway.com.au
EXPERIENCED Couple available
for housesitting, neat and tidy, good
with animals, police clearance and
references available. Taking
bookings now, Gaby
0407 787 459
I Am looking for accommodation for
myself and my husband. We are
over here from the UK for work. We
are looking for a place from 14th Nov
to 13th Dec. We are extremely clean
and tidy and are happy to look after
gardens and pets. References
available for here and the UK. Ideally
we would love to be within cycling
distance of Lords gym in Subiaco.
0416 701 290
WWW.ELITEHOUSESITS.COM
LOST & FOUND

FOUND
Camera. Tuesday 3
November Crawley. To claim call
0403 434 185
MARRIAGE
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
2000 BMW 318i E46 109km, r
/green. Runs well. Reduced $3,500.
9381 5857, 0418 988 945
2005 Peugeot 407 diesel auto
sedan. Silver. Dual zone aircon. Only
95000 kms. Fantastic fuel economy.
Good tyres and battery. Always
serviced in Nedlands. Good overall
condition. $8000.
Ph 0418 925 325
MOTOR VEHICLES
PHOTOGRAPHY
COMMODORE Stn wgn 2002.

Bronze colour. Good condition.
$3,000 Tel: 0418 919 140 or 0407
759 900
HONDA CRV 2000 manual, silver
in colour. Very good condition.
$5,000. Tel: 0407 759 900 or 0418
919 140
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
MUSICAL
SITUATIONS VACANT
ALTO Saxophone, Clarinet, Flute,

Guitar, Piano, Trombone, Trumpet
lessons by qualified, experienced
teachers.
AMEB
Exam
Accompaniments available with 4
weeks notice please! Lesson
bookings for 2016 now. Members of
WAMTA, TRBWA, ASMEWA,
WWCC No. From 8 years onwards
for lessons. Michael/Mary.
Ph 9387 7046
CAREGIVERS Needed to make a

difference in the lives of older
people. We are seeking reliable,
empathetic and compassionate
people to provide non-medical
assistance and companionship to
seniors in their own homes. We need
people who can work out of school
hours-evenings, overnights and
weekend hours or with wide
availability. No qualifications
necessary, all training provided
through to Cert III. Experienced and
qualified staff are also welcome.
Own vehicle required. To apply
please call Home Instead Senior
Care during office hours on
6310 0400
ASHTON
Stage
performer
keyboard, rarely used. Excellent
condition. $300. 0417 965 549
CELLO Beautiful old German cello,
1890s with characteristic dark
varnish. Warm rich tone. Excellent
instrument for university or advanced
student. $8,000 (valuation available).
Contact Ingrid 0479 078 534
CLARINET
Vito, great tone,
excellent
condition,
recently
serviced, music and stand inc. $400,
0438 651 064
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
Lesson
beginner/
advanced. All styles & levels
0415 942 388
GUITAR
Tuition, beginner to
advanced. eddierg@bigpond.net.au
9381 9146
PIANO
Munchkins
Music
afterschool qualified teacher.
Musicianship. 0430 465 725
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. 9386
3893, 9389 8881, 0414 868 255
PARIS Beautiful 2 bed apartment.
Left bank close to Notre Dame. Visit
www.5stjacques.com or call
0418 918 979
PARIS Apt. Sleeps 2-4. Perfect
location 2 minutes to Pompidou
centre, 12 minutes to Notre Dame.
Very clean, comfortable. All
conveniences.
Visit
www.ourparisapartment.com.au or
0418 920 431
QUEENSTOWN NZ luxury Villa in
town, spectacular views of lake.
www.alpenview.co.nz or Karen
9384 4593
PERSONAL
FOR Your Eyes Only. Exclusive
high class gorgeous blonde
Courtisane offering intimate E.L.E.
Contact Colette for details on
0401 962 603
PHLEBOTOMIST Admin AssistantHollywood Fertility Centre Nedlands.

Mon, Wed, Fri 7am to 2.30pm. 8
month contract (possibly ongoing).
Call 9389 4200 or email resume and
cover letter to
hwfc@hollywoodivf.com
PRACTICE Nurse required to join
our nursing team in a busy General
Practice in Subiaco. Applicant must
have experience in practice nursing
and immunization experience is
preferable. Available to work within
our opening hours 8am-7pm
weekdays
and
8am-12pm
Saturdays. Please email your
resume to bec@rokebygp.com.au
PROPERTY Manager. Temporary
position available at highly respected
Subiaco based Real Estate. 3 week
full time employment (30/11/2015 to
18/12/20150, managing a well
maintained portfolio of roughly 100
properties in and around the
Western Suburbs. Must have prior
experience, a current Property
Management License with own
vehicle. Please forward your details
to Libby Martin. libby@coakleyand
martin.com.au. 9381 7588
SITUATIONS WANTED
CHAUFFEURED Sedan service.
Airport and Western suburbs.
Luggage Trailer now available. VISA,
Mastercard and eftpos. Lic. 3862.
Call Barry 0422 376 943
CLEANER Housekeeper. Years of
experience in large homes and
Antique furniture. Pol clearance with
excellent references. Honest, reliable
0415 170 739
CLEANER
Looking for regular
work. Will clean house, do laundry
and iron. AFP clearance available on
request. Ring today
0434 720 319
CLEANERS, Absolute Perfectionist
Team of Two with more than 10
years experience in Office, Small
Business and Domestic Cleaning.
Reliable anhd Highly Efficient W
/ABN and Pol/Cls. Call or leave
message: 9203 9141, 0431 894 562
CLEANERS Hardworking & reliable
ladies team $30p.h.
0406 281 882
SENSUAL Massage by qualified

male therapist. Bookings necessary.
Mosman Park.
Ph 0405 568 137
CLEANING High quality, police

clearance, very honest and reliable
ph Eric 0431 405 115
STUNNING 24 yo brunette for

sensual massage. Mosman Park. Ph
Aria 0414 263 851
CLEANING Husband, Wife honest,

reliable, hard/working, experienced,
references, P/C
0414 527 765
VERY Hot M & F couple available

for sensual massage. Mosman Park.
By appt only. 0414 263 851
PETS
110% Care while you're away.
Owner operated since 1998.
0418 943 720 or visit
www.homeoraway.com.au
CAT Boarding, new cages and play
area, daily, weekly and long term
rates available. Ph Danny 0410 314
909
DOG Obedience Classes. Neri
Karazija holds these Wednesday
evenings and Saturday mornings as
a follow on from the Puppy Classes
at Swanbourne. Bookings are
essential and the next classes
commence early in 2016. Ring
Naomi or Jaimee to immediately
secure your place on 9384 2644
DOG
Obedience Workshops:
Having trouble with recall, jumping
up and pulling on the lead? Neri
Karazija's workshops held at
Swanbourne are just the thing! The
next one will be Nov 28th so ring
Naomi or Jaimee to secure your
place on 9384 2644
DOG
Training: fun, modern,
effective and rewards based.
Classes,
in-home
behaviour
consults, Bowen therapy, Pet sitting
and Doggy day care in a trainer's
home
0403
818
789
emma@perthpaws.com.au
www.perthpaws.com.au
DOG Walker available. Sat & Sun
8am-4pm. Western suburbs. Max 2
dogs per walk $30 p/hr.
Call 0402 361 322
PUPPY
School and Puppy
Management: Held at Swanbourne
every Sunday commencing at 9am.
There are four classes held on the
hour. Neri Karazija conducts the
classes and bookings are essential
to get full benefit. With barista coffee
available from Choux the new format
should ensure maximum benefit and
comfort for all, so ring Naomi or
Jaimee on 9384 2644
SMALL Dog minding service in
Wembley. Big yard, walks, TLC.
Julie 0400 681 145
CLEANING Husband and wife

team. Excellent references, 15 years
experience. Police clearance. 0433
835 783
CLEANING Husband wife, honest,
experienced, hard working $23 p.h.
10 years experienced, houses,
office, schools. Available Monday to
Friday 0416 861 353
CLEANING Iron. Team of two.
Years of experience police c. $30
p.h. Nandy 0413 570 137
CLEANING
Washing, ironing.
Mature, experienced lady. Excellent
references. ABN, Pol.clear. Elderly
welcomed $35/h. Ph. 0456 167 489
EXPERIENCED Gardener Western
Suburbs. Special rates pensioners
0498 837 612
GARDEN All Aspects of Garden
Care.
Maintenance
and
Development, New Garden Design
and
Installation.
Specialist
reticulation available for lawn and
garden requirements. Christine and
Larry Pryor 0415 258 783
GARDEN
All gardening job.
Experienced $25ph. 0421 243 206
GARDENER And reticulation work.
Professional, experienced and
knowledgeable. One off jobs or
regular maintenance. Friendly
service and free quotes. Call Reed
0401 498 737
GARDEN
Heritage
fix-ups,
make-overs,
apprenticeship,
completed, reticulation, transplants,
free quotes, Bonar 0423 477 822
GARDENING
Hedging, pruning
trees. Horticulturalist, experienced.
Local. 0421 215 495
GARDENING
Lawnmowing,
whipper snipping, hedging, weeding
and spraying. Experienced with
certificates. $30-$35 p/h.
Craig 0411 315 807
HANDYMAN Efficient, reliable. 25
years
experience.
Painting,
gardening, tiling, craftsman etc. Call
Bob. 9444 6474, 0403 511 072
HOUSE
Keeping,
mature,
experienced
lady.
Excellent
references. ABN, Pol clear. $35/h.
Ph. 0450 089 933
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SITUATIONS WANTED
IRONING A better professional
service. Established 17 yrs,
non-smoking. Reg van p/up and
delivery.
Phone Sandra 0411 222 899
IRONING
Absolutely the best
quality ironing and dry-cleaning
service
guaranteed.
Local
trustworthy family run business
established 30 years! Regular,
reliable van pickup and delivery to
your door. 24 hour turnaround. There
are no wrinkles in our reputation.
Phone Prestige Ironers 9385 7788 or
0403 121 181
IRONING Pick-up afternoon deliver
next day, Cottesloe/adjacent areas
$15/hr
0438 968 215
WINDOW And all pressure cleaning
service $30ph. 0421 243 206
SPECIAL NOTICES
MOSMAN Park Community Mens
Shed. Raffle results 1st November
2015.
Permit
holder:
MJ
Hudson-Ansell.
Permit
No:
LS207832815. First prize: Ticket No:
671. Second Prize: Ticket No: 795.
Third Prize: Ticket No: 280. Fourth
Prize: Ticket No: 137. To claim
Prizes contact 9383 3354
TO LET
1 Bedroom unit Subiaco Road.
Long/short term $250 week. Contact
Gabby 0400 567 217
1 Bedroom unit Subiaco Road.
Long/sthort term $250 week. Contact
Gabby 0400 567 217
AAAAFOR more properties To Let
see the classified advertisement
in our Real Estate
CLAREMONT
Comfortable
furnished townhouse, 2 bed, one
ensuite, second shower downstairs,
lovely courtyard. 1x lockup garage.
Perfectly located walking distance all
Claremont's amenities, public
transport and river. Suit professional
couple or single lady. Small pet
friendly. References essential, no
short term $500pw. M: 0408 744 152
DAGLISH Large hse 4x2, close to
schools, hosp, shops, train, bus
$500 pw, 9381 5857
0418 988 945
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
FLOREAT 2 bd lovely duplex
home, no common walls, own land
title, exc condition, Shenton College
zone, a/c, lawnmowing included,
small pet allowed $450 p/week. Ph
0432 086 882
FREMANTLE Perfect for summer.
Luxury 2 bed, 1 bath, 1 carbay, f/f
ground floor apartment with a/c,
garden & pool. $465/week. Available
now. 0423 776 917
HOUSE For lease available now, 2
bdrms and sleepout, large garden,
shed secure parking. Convenient
location near park shops Jolimont
location. R/c aircon $450 p/w. Mob
0404 733 295
MOSMAN Park, two bedroom villa,
private court yard, near shops
$380.00, 0419 344 559
NEDLANDS To Let. Hampden Rd
Office, approx 48 sqm. Excellent
location $1250 + GST pcm inc. rates,
taxes and parking. David Azzopardi
0418 924 950
NEWLY Renovated house in North
Cottesloe. Modern 3/4 bedroom, 212
bathrooms, study. Modern kitchen,
fabulous alfresco. Entertainers
delight. Steps from Vera View beach,
walk to cafes, pubs etc. Suit
executive couple or family. $2000 pr
week. Available early January for
long term rental.
0400 334 664
STYLISH Terrace unit in small quiet
complex, 2 beds covered Osp, a/c.
Solar hw/power. Suit single or couple
$460 week. Crawley 9386 3410
SUBIACO 3 bed, 1 bath character
home close to shops, schools,
hospitals, uni. Suit student, nurse
etc. Available late Nov.$600pw
Ph 0429 384 434
THREE Bedroom, one bath home
for rent (Second Ave, Claremont).
Avail from 14th Dec. Rent $550 pw.
Private
owner.
Contact
msam@bigpond.net.au
WEMBLEY Spacious 3 bed, 2 bath
house with lovely gardens.
Convenient location and parking for
4 cars. 580/week.
Call 0438 943 377
WANTED TO BUY
17TH To 20th Century antiques and
collectables wanted. Furniture, chest
of drawers, old clocks, pocket
watches, wrist watches, china, silver,
dolls, teddy bears. Will pay best
prices. Cash paid. Phone Philip of
Nedlands 0450 049 679 or 9380
6399
BRIC A Brac, old and vintage items
wanted.
Phone Paul 0412 736 291
QUILLING Tool for quilling paper.
9384 7583
RADIOS Old valve type and old
telephones + parts, any condition.
Private collector.
Ph Andrew 9319 1703
WANTED TO RENT
ROOM To rent. Urgent. Gentleman
RPH worker. Subiaco o.k or
surrounding area. Greg 0413 701
489
From rugby to rhino Wallaby David Pocock says three rhinos a day on average are killed in Africa.
Wallaby helps save rhinos

What do rhinos and rugby players have in common?
The answer will be revealed at
the annual SAVE African Rhino
Foundation dinner in Perth on
Monday night with Wallaby David
Pocock.
Subiaco resident Nicholas
Duncan has run the foundation
for 28 years and said Mr Pocock
was keen to come to Perth after
playing in the World Cup final in
London last week.
David was born in Zimbabwe,
has a strong affinity with its

wildlife, and has been a patron
of SAVE for a number of years,
Nicholas said.
Rhinos are under extreme
poaching pressure at present and
the black rhino is listed in the critically endangered species.
Three rhinos and 100 elephants
are being killed in Africa every
day.
Dalkeith vet Cameron Murray,
who, when not treating the western suburbs smaller animals,
volunteers his time on the SAVE

committee, said the event would
include an auction of two 12-day
African safaris.
Also up for grabs are sporting
memorabilia including shirts
signed by the Wallabies, All Blacks,
Eagles and Dockers, Cameron
said.
The event is at the Hyatt. Tickets
are $150 and include a three-course
dinner and drinks and can be
booked by ringing Nicholas Duncan
on 0417 937 655.
Guns stolen Claremont dumps fines bonanza

Two guns were stolen from a
Jolimont home last Thursday.
Thieves entered the Halesworth
Road home during the day through
a bedroom window.
They took a .22 rifle, an air rifle,
and ammunition for both.
Police said the guns were correctly stored.
From page 3
local cafes and pubs, and massively
boosting Cottesloes parking fine
revenue.
In 2012, the Eyes were on the
blink for 15 days after the master
unit, on top of the civic centre, was
damaged in a storm.
Mr Humfrey said installation
of the Meter Eyes in 2008 coin-
cided with parking fine increases.

Cottesloe collected $658,000 from
5641 parking fines in 2014-15.
Asked if there was an external
audit or engineering report on the
reliability of the Meter Eyes, Mr
Humfrey said: The Meter Eyes
themselves are regularly serviced
by the company that manufactures
them.
Give us back our bus!

From page 3
They connect the WACA with

Claremont railway station.
A few of the residents have
cars and Im lucky that I can go
for a power walk every day around
Subiaco, but a lot of my neighbours
dont have that option, she said.
For most now the only real
public transport option to get to
Subiaco train station is for them
to get on the 24 or 25, travel to
Claremont, get off there and take
the train.
This is a substantially longer
and more difficult way to make
what is a short jump up the road.
Many of the residents found out
the service was being cut only in
the last two weeks.
Anita Sergent said she had spoken to a lot of people, young and
old, about the 97.
They all said we need it, everyone from students without cars to
us and other people in the area,
including another aged-care facility
nearby, will all be badly affected
by this, she said.
Its such an important public
service you wouldnt think theyd
be able to cut it like this.
The PTA said the weekend 97
service half hourly on Saturdays
and hourly on Sundays was al-
ready under review because of

low patronage.
It runs from Subiaco station to
the University of WA.
The change was precipitated
by the councils decision to close
Rokeby Road to all traffic for its
planned weekend markets, Claire
Krol from the PTA said.
It would continue to operate
Monday to Friday and there were
several other travel options, she
said.
But the residents argue alternative public transport routes will
not to get them into Subiaco where
they shop and go to the library or
for events and activities.
Ms Sergent and others called

on the PTA to find another way
to direct the 97 through Subiacos
CBD on the weekends while Rokeby
Road is closed for the markets.
But the PTA ruled this out.
Transperth looked at ways to
re-route the bus via other streets,
but no appropriate substitute could
be found as all streets are either
too narrow, are not suitable for
stopping buses, would duplicate
an existing service or make the
journey time too long for it to be a
viable option, Ms Krol said.
The 97 bus is funded by Subiaco
council, QEII MC Trust, UWA and
the PTA.
Subiaco sets oval deadline

From page 5
land uses in the precinct, a staff
report for the meeting says.
It is also worth noting that an
unsolicited proposal for a wave park
appeared in the media recently.
While there is some likelihood
that other ideas would be proposed
for the precinct, it is important the
city develops its preferred outcome.
Subiaco mayor Heather
Henderson said getting heritage
listing for the stadium and playing
surface was a priority.

She confirmed that a meeting with
Subiaco Football Club bosses was
also planned.
If you look up [their] website
you will see that they are very
keen to come back to Subiaco [from
Medibank Stadium in Leederville],
she said.
Subiaco CEO Don Burnett said
there was enormous interest in
the site from the community and
developers.
Mr Rickard has since said:

By the time the project is constructed, Main Roads will have
the legislative authority to regulate the route and apply parallel
route charging, and will do so if
there is demonstrable leakage
on to alternative routes.
Cottesloe councillor Sally
Pyvis, who with former councillor Jack Walsh led the questioning of Mr Rickard at the Main
Roads briefing, said that regulation of the route remained only
a hypothetical possibility.
The mayor and several
councillors readily accepted
the MRWA presentation, including the statement routes
and charges will be regulated,
despite the fact that there is no
government plan to enact the
required legislation, she said.
Mr Rickard had said the
freight link posed no threat
to western suburb roads, but
he also said the percentage of
container trucks travelling on
Port Beach Road and through
the western suburbs was expected to remain at 11% of total
numbers using the port.
With Perth Freight Link it is
expected that these trucks will
continue to travel northbound
to service industrial areas in
the northern suburbs, he said.
If that is the case, the western suburbs might have more
truck and car traffic funnelled
into the main arterial roads of
the area Curtin Avenue, West
Coast Highway, Stirling Highway
and Hale Road.
ATOM smasher
From page 5
That is how we came up with
the character of the demon, based
on the internet meme Slender
Man, which is known for stalking
and traumatising people.
In the film, the demon starts
off far away and gets closer and
closer.
Luci and Jake took turns filming each other over five nights
with a Canon 5D camera.
When they were in a scene
together, they used a tripod.
Luci said there were many
encrypted messages in the film,
such as the sink full of dirty
dishes to illustrate the character
was not thinking straight.
She edited two hours of footage down to five minutes and
received an A for her efforts
from St Hildas.
Jake and I dont really understand mental illness, so we
thought we were telling a story
about what it might be like,
Luci said.
But I did show it to a girl who
has depression and she said,
Youve nailed it on the head,
which was reassuring.
Her proud father Greg is CEO
of Nedlands council.
The annual ATOM Awards
recognise film and media excellence in education.
The presentation was held at
Federation Hall at the Victorian
College of the Arts in Melbourne
last week.
CBH noise
From page 9
Council CEO Mat Humfrey

said the town became aware
of a noise issue around noon.
The environmental health officer investigated and requested
the operators of the establishment reduce noise, which they
did, Mr Humfrey said.
Further readings were taken
that suggested noise had been
reduced to acceptable levels.
As the operator complied
with the directions of the EHO
and appears to have inadvertently exceeded the allowed
levels, no further action is likely
to be taken.
The hotel did not return calls
from the POST.
Austin Robertsons sporting
Crickets a la carte menu is here

Like the heavy pendulum
in a grandfather clock, the
cricket season has finally
swung around.
It seems like an eternity to me
since weve seen any cricket.
The first Test, at the Gabba,
is between new captain Steve
Smiths Australians and
Brendan McCullums merry
men from New Zealand.
New Zealand will not be a
pushover in this three-Test
series, but the first thing they
will have to counter is hostile
in-your-face fast bowling.
Two left-arm speed merchants, the two Mitchells,
Johnson and Starc, will take
the new pill.
In the recent past, both have
erred in direction and length,
and on occasions leaked runs.
But Starc has already said
they are both primed and ready
to attack on-song, tighten their
line and fix the length.
If that happens, watch out.
Josh Hazlewood, who has
also erred with his direction
and length recently, has got his
place in the side ahead of Mr
Consistency, Peter Siddle.
It seems to be stating the
obvious that Steve Smith, who
replaces Michael Clarke as
captain, will lead this young and
new-looking Australian team in
what is a time of re-building for
Australian cricket.
Apart from Clarke, also gone
are Brad Haddin, Shane Watson
and Chris Rogers.
It was a surprise that young
opener Cameron Bancroft
missed selection, so coming in
at the top of the order will be
Joe Burns and Usman Khawaja.
Khawaja will bat at three,
allowing Smith to bat where
the best batsman should in my
view: at four.
At five, West Australian Adam
Voges brings some experience
and solidarity to the middleorder, while Mitch Marsh gets
what he has been craving: a shot
at becoming the gunslinger with
bat and ball, replacing Watson.
I am still a Matthew Wade
advocate for the wicket-keeping
job, but Peter Nevill, I am told,
is a better glove-man, and that
is why he has been preferred.
The Kiwis, of course, are a
proud nation and they know
how to play tough cricket.
Therell be no better exponent
of that than McCullum, who will
set the tone for their batting,
leading from the front.
In batting, they have tried
and proven performers at Test
level like Martin Guptill, Kane
Williamson and Ross Taylor,
as well as all-rounder Jimmy
Neesham.
Their pace bowlers are dangerous, certainly quick enough,
At least 150kmh, please, Mr Johnson.

and more importantly can swing
the ball.
The New Zealanders will
have plenty of support, because
so many of their countrymen

have now crossed the Tasman
to enjoy our land of milk and
honey.
It is a long time now since

Greg Chappell ordered his bro
Trevor to bowl a ball underarm
in a one-day match at the MCG,
but this controversy always
seems to rear its head and spark
a rivalry.
It is great to see Cricket
Australia has put Perth back on
the Test match schedule after
we missed last season.
The second Test will be
played in Perth, starting on
November 13.
Then another were all waiting
for, the third Test in Adelaide,
under the night sky, starts on
November 27.
This will be a spectacle to
behold: a night Test played with
a pink ball, which has already
been roughed up with some
criticism.
I hope the experiment is a
success, not just for the theatre
of Test cricket at night.
But if Test matches can be
played at night, it will also
benefit all players who are
subjected to the ravages of an
unforgiving sun, and develop
skin cancers later in life.
My great mate, Richie Benaud,
was just one of these, a victim of
melanoma, which contributed
to the great mans demise.
Mitchell Starc is also quick.
Rugby final a trip down memory lane

The ideal AFL footballer
stands 193cm tall and weighs
around 100kg, with the thighs
of a full-back and the grace of
a ballerina.
Sounds about the size and
shape of a shorter version of
West Coasts Nic Naitanui, does
it not?
Well, in last Saturday nights
Rugby Union World Cup final,
another broad-shouldered,
barrel-chested footballer gave
a full-bodied expression of his
athleticism.
Sonny Bill Williams was one
of the stars in New Zealands
34-17 demolition of Australia at
Twickenham, in the UK.
His performance took me back
11 years to a Saturday afternoon
in Sydney, when the same guy,
this time at a precocious 19
years old, helped CanterburyBankstown win a rugby league
premiership.
Sonny Bill was an immediate
star in Rugby League: explosive,
tough, uncompromising and
naturally gifted with the speed
of a gazelle.
Sonny Bill and Big Nic Nat are
special footballers in different
codes, and while their heritage
is also different, there are some
interesting similarities.
Sonny Bill was born in New
Zealand, but is still a Samoan
citizen.
Big Nic was born in Penrith,
the very heart of Rugby League
in Western Sydney, before coming to Perth with his mother
after his dads death.
Big Nics roots are, of course,
in Fiji, a stones throw from
Samoa.
Both men have a special talent for leaping and running,
and either of them could have
made it in any number of different sports.
Michael Cheika looked

consternated.
In fact, Sonny Bill did for a

time, when he shed his footy rig
and stepped into the tough world
of pro boxing in the heavyweight
division, promptly winning the
only seven fights he ever had.
Success has followed Sonny
Bill wherever hes turned, and
last Saturday was no exception.
The Kiwis have won 31 of
his 33 Test matches for the All
Blacks. Extraordinary.
The final itself went according to Hoyle if you are a New
Zealander.
Right from the start there
seemed to be a look of consternation on the face of Aussie coach
Michael Cheika.
I watched it at The Game (the
old Deen in Aberdeen Street)
and even though it was way
past my bedtime, it was a helluva night.
Im not sure if any other AFL
devotees noticed it, but there
was a similarity between the
World Cup and our own AFL
grand final.
It wasnt quite the cat playing
with the mouse, but, in the same
way that Hawthorn never really
seemed in trouble against the
Eagles, the All Blacks never
seemed to be in too much bother
against the Wallabies.
The other thing I learnt was
that turnovers in Rugby Union
are as every bit as damaging as

they are in AFL.
In the 68th minute, a converted
try to Australia took the score
to 21-17, and just for a moment
there was a sniff of hope that it
was game on.
But then, in another passage
of play, Australia looked dangerous flying down the left wing
until, bugger me, we turned the
ball over and that was the end
of the penny section.
The ball went straight down
to the other end, and, bingo, a
try to NZ and the cat had proved
too quick for the mouse.
Alas, the New Zealanders were
too big, too fast and too good.
To make matters decidedly
worse for me, last week I spoke
to Sir Richard Hadlee on a business matter.
We had a bet.
On Monday, I received a delightful message from Richard
in which he said the two best
sides in the tournament had
fought out a tough final like two
great sporting teams do, and
that Australia could be proud
of their effort.
Humility in success.
And he said that when we
caught up with each other at the
Perth Test, he drank half pints!
Is that the Kiwi way of saying
middie?
What do footballers really eat to stay at the top?

Just about everything AFL
footballers say or do is monitored these days, and nothing
is more important than what
they eat.
This is not about losing or
gaining weight.
This is all about performance
targets, wellness and recovery.
But what are they really eating?
Good, wholesome stuff containing the right amount of carbs
depending on the intensity of
the work out, or body mass.
Protein-rich foods like meat,
fish and chicken, and plenty of
fruit and veg, all worked out to
the last millimetre.
Football clubs know very well
that its foolish to have a Maserati
and fill it with substandard fuel.
But is it true?
The main problem is that the
vastly increasing multitude of

food experts seem to continually
contradict one another.
Its a wonder that we have anybody over the age of 40 left alive.
I must admit to eating anything
and everything from as far back
as I can remember.
Simple, supposedly ordinary
food like bread (no 20 different
varieties), milk (straight from the
cow), butter (again, just the one
type), vegetables (unbranded),
eggs (not battery operated), meat
(affordably wrapped in unhygienic white paper, not plastic)
and fruit (locally grown, not
imported frozen from overseas).
But today I learnt the the potassium in bananas was radioactive,
and if you ate 100,000 bananas
on the trot, youd probably glow.
Maybe somebody should tell
cricketer Peter Siddle, who

devours more bananas that the
average West African gorilla.
So, over the years, I have
become extremely confused
about what is good for me, and
what isnt.
Most Friday nights, I join a
small gathering of mature-aged
gentlemen who think they can
play golf, and we all have a
few beers after the game at
Wembley Golf complex.
I dont play golf, but I am
accepted as one of the group.
One of my special mates, Bobby
Martin is another.
Now Bob plays a mean tune
on his guitar, and possesses
a singing voice that has been
earning him a quid around the
traps for more than 30 years.
After a game of golf even
when, like me, you dont play

theres nothing better than to
blow the top off a couple of cool
ones and listen to Bobby sing.
Now whats all this got to do
with diet for sportspeople?
Well, plenty.
You see, one of the songs
Bobby sang is all about what
we should and shouldnt eat.
Listening to the lyrics, I
learnt that vegetables and fruit
were out: pesticides.
Forget spaghetti and potatoes: too much starch.
And there are hormones in
chickens; worse still, theres
mercury in fish and cholesterol
in eggs.
Sugar is poison for me, and
salt affects your blood pressure.
And, of course, hot dogs, pies,
pasties, KFC and Big Macs are
a sure pathway to a premature

death.
Theres artificial colouring in
jams and jellies, preservatives
in bread and nitrates in ham.
I also learnt that red meat
and bacon were guaranteed to
put you in Gods waiting room
sooner rather than later.
Oh yes, and lets not forget
that pot of English breakfast
tea and that flat white coffee
ruinsyour kidneys.
Geez, I said to Bobby when
he put the guitar down. You
know, mate, Im not at all hungry any more.
Fortunately, the song, which
he wrote himself, judiciously
made no reference to whisky,
beer or fine white wine.
So he blew the froth off a cool
one and I had another glass of
sauv blanc.
Kids
Last weeks
doodle.
Catherine Gawlinski (11)
Jokes
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Q: Whats a pirates
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Lottie Ercleve (7)
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Snowflake
There were gasps of delight from

everyone at the POST who saw the
clever Doodlebug entry by Catherine
Gawlinski (11), from Mosman Park.
I love Catherines delicate shading and cherry blossom design in
the background. Textile designers
watch out!
Joining Catherine as our othermajor Doodlebug winner this week
is Lottie Ercleve (7), from Cottesloe,
with her spectacular dolphins leaping out of the water. She has done
a marvellous job.
We were wondering what you
would create from last weeks doodle
What to do:
Shop 4/531
Hay Street
Subiaco
9381 3100
Use the template, a dinner plate is ideal,
Q: How many sheep do

you need to make a
jumper?
A: I dont know I didnt
know sheep could knit!
and the results were delightful.

Nevayahs teddies were super cute
and Matildas jellyfish were having
an underwater love affair. Gemmas
goodnight kiss was lovely while Liams
racing boys were very well done.
Seetas rainbow butterflies were
absolutely magical and Islas penguin
was striking. Ciaras flower and bow
were very good and Poppys fruit bowl
was delightful.
Evas swimming pool looked like
fun and Natalies octopuses were in
a beautiful rainbow sea.
Have fun with our new challenge!
Q: What do you get if you

cross a porcupine and a
turtle?
A: A slowpoke.
Q: Whats the best way to
raise a baby dinosaur?
A: With a crane.
Knock knock.
Whos there?
Iva.
Iva who?
Iva sore hand from
knocking.
Jane
Tongue twister
ICE-CREAM WINNERS
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Coloured paper
Circular template
Pencil
Scissors
Q: What has ears like a

cat, a tail like a cat, but
is not a cat?
A: A kitten!
to mark a circle on your paper.

Cut out the circle and then fold it in
half. Fold the half circle into thirds as
shown.
Draw your design with a pencil. (I
used felt pen so it would be clear in
the photos.) Make sure you leave some
areas intact on the folded edges.
Carefully cut around your design
moving the paper rather than the
scissors.
Unfold to reveal your beautiful
snowflake!
You can place it between some

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LJ Hooker Claremont 08 6558 5888

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Ph. 9381 3088, 276 Onslow Road, Shenton Park, 6008.

The colour and sound of the

dance at the schools annual

will perform with her mates

of food and goods ranging from

What took cops so long?

A vicious attack by a gang

The new car, bought that day, was

Gavin (50) after he was attacked.

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Im a serial killer, yelled the thug wielding this picket.

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Letters to the POST

Editor, 276 Onslow Road, ShentonorPark

Creepy drones are

Withers council made

Re the report, Creepy drone scares woman

276 Onslow Rd,

52% more readers than any other

he POSTs production manager and Fleetwood Mac fan Karena Holden

Plenty will miss the Subi shuttle

Transperth is ending the weekend

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Selfie sticks banned

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want to pay $30 then dont buy

Daughter tries family patience

We popped it on, our

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A Perth reporter and ratepayer found a way to sidestep

Peterson turned up at Tuesday

The 6pm meeting was nearly

Subiaco council has set a 12month limit to work out what