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Vol 42 No.50
Roberts shifts homestead, Plunketts woo Grove
By DAVID COHEN
Building tycoon Marcus
Plunkett is trying again to
get his dream riverfront home
built in Peppermint Grove’s
The Esplanade.
Meanwhile Multiplex heiress
Denby Roberts had a far more
modest weatherboard home
loaded on to a truck and carted
from Toodyay, the route passing
the Plunkett site, last Friday.
This homestead was trucked
to another stunning riverfront
site 800m away in the middle of
Ms Robert’s elevated $30million
super-block.
Mr Plunkett and his wife,
Pamela, went to their first
Wooden wonder … Savannah Rose Turich (14) and her red heeler, Roxy, love south Cottesloe’s new beach
rack, which mysteriously appeared late last week. Photo: Billie Fairclough ■ Report Page 35
Ratings show more enjoy local news
The number of people who
read each weekly issue of the
POST newspaper has soared
by an average of 5000 to 77,000.
Readership ratings are
measured by the Roy Morgan
Research organisation.
The Morgan results place the
POST as by far the best-read news-
paper in the western suburbs.
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Ph. 9381 3088, 276 Onslow Road, Shenton Park, 6008.
ABOVE: Denby Roberts’ relocated home, awaiting verandas in Mosman
Park. CENTRE: Marcus Plunkett’s previous proposed Peppermint Grove
home. FAR RIGHT: The new version being considered by the shire.
council meeting on Tuesday
night and watched their new
architect, Philippa Mowbray,
promote new plans for their
troubled project to councillors.
“My clients are very keen to
move this forward,” Ms Mowbray
They show that the POST has
tens of thousands more readers
in its distribution area than
The West Australian, including
Saturday’s edition.
POST readership is 60%
higher in the western suburbs
than any other local suburban
newspaper.
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said.
She said the Plunketts’ neigh-
bours had vested interests.
“We feel a bit that we’re shoot-
ing in the dark,” she said.
Earlier this year the Plunketts
took the council rejection of
edition that would have been
published on Christmas Day this
year will be brought forward to
December 22.
The deadline for that edition
is noon on Monday, December
21.
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edition of January 2 is noon on
Wednesday, December 23.
December 12, 2015
their first design to the State
Administrative Tribunal, but lost.
Councillors said before the
appeal that the proposed home
was too far forward on the block
and too big.
On Tuesday, deputy shire
president Charles Hohnen told
Ms Mowbray he still had the
same concerns.
“How this house fits between
UWA to copy
Bond Uni
By LLOYD GORMAN
UWA will copy the academic
calendar of the Gold Coast’s
Bond University, founded by
WA businessman and Cottesloe
resident Alan Bond, who died
this year.
It would mean that the univer-
sity would teach for three terms
a year, instead of the present
two semesters.
As well as announcing 300
academic and other staff cuts
this week, vice-chancellor
Paul Johnson said other major
changes were ahead.
He broke the news to staff
packed into the Octagon Theatre
just two days before the univer-
sity’s Christmas party, which
was due to be held on Friday
afternoon.
Union members, staff and
students were organising a back-
lash against Professor Johnson’s
announcement with a protest
and demonstration at the party.
Professor Johnson hinted that
the range of courses could be
reduced along with a significant
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the matter,” Mr Hohnen said.
Shire president Rachel
Thomas said that part of The
Esplanade was probably the
most beautiful and prominent
part of Peppermint Grove.
“We just want to get this right,”
she said.
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increase in enrolments of over-
seas students paying higher fees.
At present about 17% of UWA
students come from abroad but
he said the standard was 25%.
He also proposed replacing
UWA’s current academic year
– two 13-week semesters – with
a three-term structure.
Unlike the Group of Eight
universities (Australia’s eight
largest and oldest, including
UWA), Bond University has
three 13-week terms and a week
of examinations.
It means students can com-
plete their degrees quicker and
enter the workforce earlier.
“The final initiative I want
to talk about today will be the
adoption of a revised academic
calendar,” Professor Johnson
said after announcing the job
cuts.
He said he had flagged the
idea of a short summer term or
a move to a full three-term year
in a document called Securing
Success, recently circulated
to staff.
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Premier: ‘No part in Front-page

footy club dealings’ smiles were
Referring to the report, “Marshall payment:
Barnett’s office consulted” (POST, December uplifting
5), I am fully supportive of the Claremont
Football Club redevelopment, which will not Congratulations on the use of
only revitalise the club but also bring wider Paul McGovern’s positive and
benefits and amenities to the local community. uplifting photo on the front page
The construction of high-quality apartments of the November 28 POST.
in a parkland setting widens the housing choice Jill Sherriff
for local residents.  Browne Avenue, Dalkeith
The commercial dealings between the club
and Denis Marshall are entirely a matter for
them. I start reading
I play no part in that at all.
Colin Barnett
Cottesloe MP, WA Premier From the November 28 POST. Freshwater Bay Primary School students, including Kate and
my POST at
AC/DC thrill the burbs Keanu Schipper, won an Earth Carers’ competition by recycling 85.5kg of old batteries in
six months.
Austin’s page
Hooray for living in the suburbs, where you I’ve thoroughly enjoyed read-
can feel part of a greater community, both old
and young. Mt Claremont shops need more parking ing the POST since moving to
Nedlands five years ago.
A group of parents of children in Wembley This is an open letter Montgomery Avenue, is businesses are able to I immediately gravitate to
Downs and I spent a while talking animatedly to Nedlands mayor Max plenty large enough for continue to give us good Austin Robertson’s column, then
about which AC/DC songs we could hear dur- Hipkins. park users, and it is also service by allowing more rush back to the cartoon and let-
ing their first concert at Subiaco Oval a couple Please consider the park- under-used. parking. ters to the editor (reminiscent
of weeks ago. ing for the shopping area There is a large park This sort of hub works of the days of Paul Rigby!), then
“Cool, yeah, I heard that one too. How about in Mt Claremont – it is very in Alfred Road, near Mt in Waratah Avenue in I get into the meat of the very
Thunderstruck?” much needed. Claremont Primary School; Dalkeith, so why not in Mt well-written local reports.
“Yes, yes I heard that.” Cycleways and walking there is Lake Claremont Claremont? All the regular writers do a
“Oh, I just heard the chorus.” are great, but it is also as well; there is also Bold Sue Lewis great job of uncovering the truth
“We did a drive by.” very important for older Park; and all the beaches. Landon Way, Mt Claremont in each story.
“Oh, cool!” residents to be able to drive All these places are used Frankly, I don’t rely on other
• See report, page 39
As I listened to the following concert and to have a coffee or meal. by the majority of residents, well-known papers for my real
imagined all those people having great fun, Until recently, we always and these areas have provi- take on important news any
and remembering my trip to see AC/DC in
1987, I thought: Good on you, everyone; enjoy
walked to the cafe and shops.
Now, after a major opera-
sion for exercise for dogs.
But the little grassed
Once taken, more.
I read with great interest the
your special moment – you will remember it
for years to come.
tion, this is not possible for
my husband.
area in Asquith Street
that Nedlands council is
park is gone letters from contributors such
as Mercy Stone, our local liv-
Vanessa Squires ing treasure, Margaret Owen,
Slalom Drive, Wembley Downs
I am sure for many resi-
dents in Lisle Lodge and
considering for a carpark
remains mainly empty. for good and the other faithful men and
in Mt Claremont generally This area could be used women who regularly write to
Wembley Woodlands I learnt by accident that the editor.
Downs (think hot summer days in a different way to ensure some Nedlands councillors
Churchlands Perth CBD
of 40C-plus), cycling and a community thrives. They have the courage to ex-
City Beach are considering sacrificing pose hypocrisy and shortsighted
City Beach
Wembley walking are not possible. We have lived in Mt community green space in
Floreat West
To be able to go there Claremont for more than planning when they rear their
Leederville Mt Claremont for a carpark. ugly heads on issues like traffic
Hackett Estate Jolimontt
West
is great for mental health, 20 years, and up until fairly Most of the local resi-
Daglish just as important as physi- recently there have been flow on major roads and forced
Mount Subiaco Perth dents know nothing about
Claremont cal health. few cafes and restaurants council amalgamations, includ-
Shenton Park this and certainly haven’t ing this ludicrous business of
Swanbourne Crawley The park adjacent to for us. been consulted.
Hollywoodd
Mt Claremont library, in Please ensure all these UWA claiming it can no longer
Once this green space, function because of having
Cottesloe Matilda Bay
Cottesloe Asquith Park, is taken, it campuses in three different
Beach Claremont Nedlands
Peppermint
Fres Dalkeith
Grove Fresh
Suck it up, Wilson will be gone for good.
Business owners in
council areas.
Blind Freddie could see
Water Sorry, Lawrence Wilson, your Wilson carpark each Asquith Street are com- there’s an ulterior motive be-
Bay
er
Swan River
I have no sympathy whatso- day. plaining about a lack of hind this City of Perth Bill: in
Mosman
Park
276 Onslow Rd, ever for you for incurring a However, we soon discov- parking for their custom- my opinion, the power brokers
North Shenton Park parking fine in September ered that if we were even ers, but most of the current and property developers want
Fremantle at the QEII Medical Centre one minute over the hour, bays are occupied by their to gain access to our national
(“Parking grief for Wilson we had to pay for that full employees! treasure, King’s Park.
founder”, POST, December 5). hour, no pro rata provided. Why should it be the Don’t let ’em steal it, I say.
Here’s where we go… When our son was a
patient in Royal Perth
Mr Wilson, in this life,
what goes around comes
council’s responsibility
to fix an issue created by Phil Lawler
Every household and business in this area has a POST Hospital for six weeks in around. these business owners? Quadrangle Place, Nedlands
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Bulk drops are also made to other riverside suburbs. Wilson Parking, we used Winterbell Court, Churchlands Rochdale Road, Mt Claremont • More letters page 12
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Ideas for the revamped Sunset site include rows of pop-up fountains, outdoor music venues and, right,
parkland, picnic areas and a lookout over the Swan River.
Sunset stirs Barnett’s memory
By LINDA CALLAGHAN
Premier Colin Barnett was
at the old Sunset hospital
site this week to see how it
was shaping up under plans
to revitalise it.
The hospital, on the river
in Dalkeith, was originally
The Old Men’s Home. It was
closed 20 years ago.
Various ideas for its use
foundered, mainly because
of lack of money.
“I never give up,” Mr
Barnett said.
“Finally I had a thought bub-
ble to sell a small part of it that
no one would even notice.”
The Sultan of Johor paid
$8.5million for a block off Iris
Avenue in the autumn.
Mr Barnett said he had
grown up in a house opposite
Sunset and local children had
sometimes played around the
back of the buildings, on the
river side of the site.
He said he had been inside
only once, when his father
was visiting a friend.
Premier Colin Barnett tells Nedlands MP Bill Marmion, right, about
“I remember it as a very
his memories growing up near the sad Old Men’s Home that be-
sad place,” he said.
His father was a Rat of
Tobruk, named after a siege
in World War II.
Bulldozers have moved in
to remove buildings without
any heritage value, walkways
and some trees government
officials say are diseased.
Old timbers were being
saved and would be reused
on the site, possibly for seats,
came Sunset hospital.
they said. restored them inside.
Mr Barnett said the work He said he would like to
was stage one of a $7.5million see western suburb coun-
project. cils get together to move the
He said the government was Nedlands Tresillian Arts
re-roofing and restoring the Centre to Sunset.
outside of the heritage build- Mr Barnett said landscaped
ings and community groups areas around the old build-
would be able to use buildings ings would be open to the
for peppercorn rents if they public again by next October.
Whistle blown
on Indiana
By BRET CHRISTIAN
A costly revamp of the Indiana
on the Cottesloe beachfront has
stalled at the last minute, fol-
lowing the surprise interven-
tion of the restaurant’s original
architect.
Papers released to the public
on Tuesday made it clear how a
deadlock over dirty toilets had
escalated into a $4.7million project
to be funded by local ratepayers,
the state government and partly
by the restaurant lessee.
Lawrence Scanlan, who designed
the much-photographed building,
turned up at Cottesloe Civic Centre
on Tuesday night to outline to
councillors a low-key alternative
to its multi-million-dollar proposal.
Ratepayers had prevailed on
him to present an alternative so-
lution to the long-running beach
toilet problem, Mr Scanlan told
a Cottesloe council committee
meeting.
The local ratepayer association
said the plan set to be approved
would expose the community to
millions of dollars in liabilities in
a solution that would advantage
only the lessee of the restaurant.
“The toilets have to be consid-
ered separately, and redeveloped
without doing a massive revamp
of the Indiana,” Yvonne Hart, sec-
retary of the Cottesloe Residents
and Ratepayers’ Association told
committee members.
“We have an absolutely bril-
liant option that will solve the
problems.”
Submissions to the council said
the lessees’ failure to maintain the
toilets was being rewarded with
public money paying for expanding
their business (“Indiana revamp
blasted”, POST, December 5).
Some ratepayers have urged
legal action against the lessee to
enforce the terms of the lease.
A recommedation supporting the
Trees to go: This corner of the Indi-
ana would become a café and bar.
$4.7million revamp was tabled as
a late item on Tuesday, ratepayers
saying they had had only a few
hours’ notice of the full council
report.
The official drawings show ex-
panded and modernised toilets
with 28 new stalls, some of them
using the space now occupied by
the long basement kiosk that sells
ice-creams, snacks and coffee to
beachgoers.
The lessee told the council it
would not give up the kiosk space
without being allowed to build a
new cafe and bar partly on public
land facing Marine Parade, accord-
ing to the report to the council.
Mr Scanlan told the meeting
that this would involve removing
a date palm and a grove of casu-
arina trees, now heavily used by
beachgoers as a casual shaded
area, sheltered from strong on-
shore winds.
“They have huge community
use,” Mr Scanlan said.
He said beach users would be
surprised to learn that the grassed
terraces would be taken up with
the hard surfaces of the Indiana
and that they would need to make
a long trek from the beach to buy
cool drinks or ice-creams.
“The toilets can be upgraded
without becoming entwined in
negotiations with the lessee about
the kiosk,” he said.
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No confidence call on Marmion LOOKING FOR A

By LLOYD GORMAN
Subiaco council should
pass a motion of no confi-
dence in Nedlands MP Bill
Marmion, residents say.
The call was made and
unanimously supported at the
annual electors’ meeting on
Tuesday night, in the Palms
Community Centre.
About 50 people attended
the meeting.
the City of Perth Bill debate.
If the Bill is enacted, 3000
residents of Subiaco’s South
ward – which includes the
area around Mr Marmion’s
Hampden Road electorate
office in Nedlands – will be
forced into an expanded Perth
City without a vote.
Mr Mowe told the meeting
that in his view a good MP
would have ensured there
was proper consultation and
analysis of the impact on the
Member for Nedlands appears
to have been missing from this
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Chow main focus
Claremont Mayor Jock Barker
outlined his 10-Person Plan to
help a great economic leap for-
ward at a Claremont restaurant
launch last week.
He urged everyone to take 10
friends to Miss Chow’s, which
is in the former Beluga site in
Claremont Quarter, off Gugeri
Street.
“People need to support local
businesses so they are a success,”
Mr Barker said.
Co-owner Jacquie Chan slipped
a bit of history into the restau-
rant’s name.
“I’m always asked if I am Miss
Chow,” she said.
“But in 1849 Moon Chow was
the first Chinaman who came
to WA.”
Jacquie said the menu was tra-
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wish all residents and business owners a safe and happy
festive season.
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PO Box 606 COTTESLOE WA 6911
Telephone: (08) 9285 5000
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ditional Chinese food with a twist.
“Think dumplings with cham-
pagne instead of green tea,” she
said.
Jacquie – who has had a Quarter
shop for five years – opened Miss
Chow’s with Helen Lenyszyn,
Cara Lim and Janine Carpenter.
“I can’t cook, but I eat a lot,”
said Helen, who has a finance
broking background.
“Cara’s a brilliant chef – every-
one should stick to what they’re
good at.”
At the launch guests knocked
back Chinaman’s mojitos (rum,
lime, lemon, mint and a hint
of chilli) with salmon pearls,
wonton, fried chicken, siu mai, Great leader … Claremont mayor Jock
cabbage dumplings and salt and Barker with Helen Lenyszyn, left, Jacquie
pepper tofu. Chan, Cara Lim and Janine Carpenter.
Sporting hat trick
St Mary’s netballers, vol-
leyballers and soccer players
have done it again.
They helped the Karrinyup
school top the table for the
third year in a row in the
Independent Girls’ Schools’
Sports Association.
Presbyterian Ladies’ College
was second and St Hilda’s was
third, as happened last year
and in 2013.
PLC saw it as a great result for
its girls, particularly as rowing,
Architect’s car keys in the bag
Architect Sam Klopper lost
his car keys on Tuesday night
in Peppermint Grove – but it
wasn’t his fault.
Mr Klopper left the council
meeting and returned soon
after.
Talk stopped as he looked
under chairs for his keys.
The search was fruitless,
and Mr Klopper said he could
a powerhouse PLC sport, was
not included.
PLC also won the water polo
this term.
Iona was fourth and
Methodist Ladies’ College
was sixth.
use his phone to try to find
them.
But Marcus and Pamela
Plunkett’s architect Philippa
Mowbray, found Mr Klopper’s
keys in her bag.
She had accidentally taken
them off a table before the
meeting started.
“It’s not my fault,” Mr
Klopper said.
Collier loves Subiaco
Education Minister Peter
Collier enjoys living in
Subiaco and has no plans
to go anywhere else for the
foreseeable future.
Mr Collier, a former
teacher, recently grumbled
in Parliament that his coun-
cil rates had gone up by
32%, but it later emerged
in debate that it was the
gross rental value on his
Subi Centro home that had
gone up by that amount
and that Mr Collier was
sitting on a “goldmine”.
But he has no quibble
about living in the area itself.
He was asked in Parlia-
ment last week if he would
Pedestrian finds treasures
A Subiaco resident and
dog owner has found a
couple of lost items and
is eager to return them to
their owners.
Helen Potter found a
man’s bracelet in Richard
Diggins Park in Park Street,
Subiaco.
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in the Property section, page 91
live in government hous-
ing provided to Education
Department teaching staff.
“The member [Sue
Ellery] asked whether I
would live in one. No, I
enjoy my place in Subiaco
at the moment, so I do not
think I will be moving,”
Mr Collier said.
“I might go back to
teaching, eventually,
when I leave this place,
and I might go back to
Kalgoorlie or somewhere
and then look into a [gov-
ernment regional officer
housing] house, but at this
stage I am quite comfort-
able where I am.”
It is made of neoprene
and metal and is inscribed
in two places.
Helen has also found a
camera card on a verge in
Townshend Road, Subiaco.
If you think either is
yours, phone the POST on
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Is this a vital piece of evidence?

By BRET CHRISTIAN
The daylight sighting of a
man exposing himself at an
abduction scene in Claremont
could be “extremely signifi-
cant” in solving the Claremont
serial killings.
“Absolutely. It’s bizarre, but
it’s not unusual in the twisted
world of a serial killer,” says
Robin Napper, a former British
superintendent who specialised
in cold cases.
“These people are driven by
sex – the behaviour you describe
The spot in Rowe Park near a dead tree where the witness spotted a per- fits perfectly with what has been
vert in the weeks after a young woman was abducted from the park. admitted to me by other serial
CLAREMONT SERIAL KILLINGS
killers.”
Mr Napper was given extraor-
dinary detail about actions and
motivation by prisoners he in-
terviewed in UK jails with no
prospect of release.
Attackers were known to
return to the scenes of crimes.
This week, a western suburb
resident approached the POST
with details of an unusual sight-
ing, following disclosures in the
newspaper about the Claremont
investigation (“Two new clues to
serial killer”, POST, December 5).
The witness was able to pin-
point from his own records the
period in 1995 during which he
saw a man publicly masturbating
in Claremont’s Rowe Park, op-
posite the Showground subway.
The man was in full view of
passing motorists.
The witness said that he had
left the man alone, thinking he
was just a sad, lonely loser.
The witness did not know then
that just weeks earlier a teen-
ager had been abducted from
the same place after midnight,
blindfolded, tied up and driven
• Please turn to page 105

L’Estrange asks voters to choose site

Churchlands MP Sean
L’Estrange has asked resi-
dents in his electorate to
decide between four pos-
sible sites for a new high
school.
He has circulated a survey
form to his electorate with
the four options, including
the site of the former City
Beach high school, which
was closed in 2005 when
enrolments dropped to 140
students.
A baby boom has put
immense pressure on
the western suburbs’ two
remaining high schools:
Churchlands with 2300 stu-
dents and Shenton College
with 1900.
The International School
now leases the old City
Beach high/Skyline drive-
in site.
Mr L’Estrange said that
if that site were used, the
government would have to
find another site for the
international school.
This would be the site cost
for the new state high school.
He said there had been
conservation resistance to
the other three sites iden-
tified – vacant land on the
corner of Rochdale and
Wollaston roads in Bold
Park, land on the corner of
The Boulevard and West
Coast Highway, and land at
High school site decision soon
The site of a new west-
ern suburb high school is
expected to be announced
before Christmas.
Cambridge council devel-
opment director Ian Bignell
told councillors he had met
Department of Education
staff to discuss the four
Cambridge sites suggested.
“They are hoping they will
be able to advise us before
Fred Burton Park in City
Beach.
Mr L’Estrange said he had
pressed the government to
engage the public in decid-
ing on the school site, which
he expected to be announced
early next year.
Meanwhile, Princess
Margaret Hospital, across
Roberts Road from Perth
Modern School, has also
Christmas whether they can
eliminate any options,” Mr
Bignell said at the council
meeting.
Education Minister Peter
Collier announced four sites
at the beginning of October.
Three – at Fred Burton
Park, the former Skyline
drive-in cinema site and
Templetonia Park – are
owned by the council.
been flagged as the potential
Thieves turn off power
Crooks turned off power at the mains at
site for a new school. several homes before recent burglaries.
Officials from the In Daglish Street, Wembley, last Tuesday,
Department of Education crooks tried to get into a home through bi-
told a parliamentary com- fold doors at the rear after switching off
mittee hearing this week that the power.
Earlier that evening, at another home in
PMH, the old Perth Girls’
School in East Perth, and the street, an alarm panel had been ripped
from an outside wall.
the department’s own head
offices, also in East Perth, The alarms at the BP service station in
were all being considered Thomas Street, Subiaco, were disabled when
as school sites. thieves turned off the power last Thursday
night.
They got in by cutting a hole through the
tin roof and removing ceiling tiles before
stealing cash from a safe.
The council agreed it
would be willing to sell or
lease its land to the govern-
ment.
Templetonia Park is a con-
servation area designated as
a Bush Forever site.
The government needs
about 10ha to build a high
school, according to a report
to Cambridge council.

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MLC salutes 39-year veteran

Yvonne Palmer’s 39-year
career at Methodist Ladies’
College was saluted by a big
crowd on Monday morning.
Ms Palmer, the deputy prin-
cipal, started as a biological
sciences teacher in the year
Pussyfoot’s The Way That You
Do It topped the charts.
At the school’s Morning of
Thanks, an annual event at
which volunteers, donors and
long-serving staff are thanked,
principal Rebecca Cody said her
departing deputy was a gifted
educator.
“She has embodied wisdom,
professionalism and so much
more,” Ms Cody said.
Ms Cody said a biology labo-
ratory would be named for Ms
Palmer.
After presenting her with
pearls, Ms Cody also gave Ms
Palmer copies of a book about
the departing deputy.
“There are copies for your four
granddaughters,” Ms Cody said.
“They need to know what an
extraordinary grandmother
they have.
“When we count our MLC
blessings, we count you twice.”
Ms Palmer said she would take
retirement as it came.
“I’ve got a smorgasbord of
things to select from,” she said.
“I’m not an idle person.
“I might refresh my French
and travel and stay in France.”
Ms Palmer said the biggest
change during her career had
been technology.
“Both for what it enables and
the challenges it presents,” she
said.
“The secret to being a good
teacher is being passionate
about what you’re doing.
“You can infect others with it.”
Ms Palmer went to a rural high
school – she said it helped her
connect with MLC’s boarders.
Also saluted on Monday morn-
ing were Adele Boyce, who spent
30 years at MLC, and Bruce
Wilkins (11 years).
RIGHT: She’ll be missed …
Yvonne Palmer, left, with Rebecca
Cody and parent Meredith
McClements.

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See Life well lit. School.
He and his wife, Annie, are
But he said he had arrived
with a vision and creativity.
prizes received by any school in
any one year, and students who
off to New Zealand, where Mr “The campus now has a regularly achieve outstanding
Wynne will be principal of design and technology centre, results,” he said.
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from next year. laborative learning centre, tionships.
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bid ‘inept’
By DAVID COHEN
The Barnett government’s
bid to force councils to merge
was inept, Claremont council
CEO Stephen Goode writes in
an anthology of essays on local
government.
Mr Goode’s chapter says the
attempted council cull lacked
a clear and compelling expla-
nation and as a result the gov-
ernment mishandled a golden
opportunity.
“With an Opposition in disar-
ray and an overwhelming en-
dorsement from the electorate,
it [the state government] simply
had to explain its case openly
and succinctly.
“It may not have been popular
with some, but the job would
have been done.”
Mr Goode said the state gov-
ernment’s bid had been a recipe
for failure.
• Please turn to page 105
January Seaward deadline
By LINDA CALLAGHAN
Swanbourne residents have
until January 15 to let the
federal government know
what they think about plans
to sell 25% of the land at the
SAS village next to Campbell
Barracks.
Some people were worried
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Year holidays.
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Bribery complaints
stay under wraps
By LINDA CALLAGHAN Peppermint Grove.
All the complaints were dealt
Bribery complaints made about with by returning officers or the
the Cambridge council election WAEC and no further action
are being kept secret by state had been taken in any case, Mr
election bosses. Gargan said.
People involved in the com- Apart from the three alleged
plaints were entitled to their pri- bribery incidents in Cambridge,
vacy, the Freedom of Information there was one of failing to disclose
officer for the WA Electoral gifts.
Commission said. There were two complaints
After an FOI application from involving the use of council re-
the POST, Louis Gargan, who sources and another of using pri-
is also the commission’s senior vate property for electioneering.
complaints officer, said he had Another complaint alleged de-
not consulted people involved, famatory material, one was about
because it would take too much unauthorised electoral material
time and money. and one involved a conflict of
“The information you request is, professional work and council
in my opinion, personal informa- decisions.
tion and its disclosure is not in In Claremont, one complaint was
the public interest and therefore I that ballot papers were mislead-
have decided not to release these ing, one was about unauthorised
details,” Mr Gargan said. material and one about misleading
material.
His boss, WA Electoral
In Subiaco, all four complaints
Commissioner David Kerslake,
backed him up when the POST were about a candidate claiming
appealed against the decision.
Mr Gargan gave his own sum-
maries of complaints in all the
elections in the western suburbs.
the support of others without their
permission or using photographs
without permission.
In Cottesloe, the complaint was
He said there were 10 in that the WAEC’s information on
postal packages was confusing.
Cambridge, three in Claremont,
four in Subiaco, one in Cottesloe In Mosman Park, the allegation
was that a candidate had dis-
and one in Mosman Park. None
was received in the WAEC’s head tributed misleading information
referring to in-person voting in
office regarding Nedlands or
the postal election.
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Subiaco scene

Carols in the Park presented by
Voiceworks Plus
Voiceworks Plus invites you to Carols in the Park for a Christmas
sing-along. Pack your picnic basket, grab your folding chairs
and get down to the park for an hour of fun and entertainment
featuring all your favourite Christmas carols.
This is a Vocal Ensemble Voiceworks community event, proudly
sponsored by UnitingCare West and the City of Subiaco.
When: Wednesday 16 December, from 6pm to 7pm
Where: Lake Jualbup, near the rotunda, Excelsior Street,
Shenton Park
For more information, contact UnitingCare West on 9380 9427.
The Sweet Teas and Sydnee Carter
free concert
The city’s sunset@subi concerts are back for another season
with ten toe-tapping shows for you to enjoy.
Don’t miss out on our special Christmas concert. Ring in the festive
season with acapella jazz trio The Sweet Teas and their three-part
harmonies, performing your favourite Christmas tunes with The X
Factor Australia contestant Sydnee Carter. Aca-awesome!
The sunset@subi free community concert series covers a mix
of themes and genres suitable for all ages. The concerts run
every Sunday, 5pm to 7pm from 13 December until 21 February
(except Sunday 27 December) at various parks and reserves
throughout the City of Subiaco.
When: Sunday 20 December, from 5pm to 7pm
Where: Theatre Gardens, Subiaco Arts Centre, 180 Hamersley
Road, Subiaco
Auslan interpreters will be present at this concert.
For more information and to check out the other concerts in
the season, visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/concerts
Visions of North Subiaco
What will North Subiaco look like in 2050? Perth’s savvy design
students have a vision.
Undergraduates from Curtin University’s Architectural Design
course have been asked to visualise and design a future for
North Subiaco incorporating housing and place making to
accommodate Perth’s growing metropolitan population.
Subiaco Library will exhibit a selection of works from this project
including drawings, diagrams and physical site and massing
models from Tuesday 8 December until Monday 11 January.
The visualisations include accommodation dwellings, community
spaces and commercial designs. Students were required to
consider the harmony of buildings, urban design, landscaping,
Subiaco Oval and the city’s urban design framework.
When: Tuesday 8 December until Monday 11 January
Where: Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco
The exhibition is free and open to all. For library opening hours
visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/library
Youth busking in Subiaco
Did you know that busking is free in the city’s four
designated locations? The City of Subiaco is proud to
support the artistic growth and skills development of
young people. Busking is a great way to develop your
confidence, gain performance skills, earn money and maybe
even become the next super star! If you are aged fourteen
to twenty-five and have skills in singing, dance, miming,
puppetry, playing an instrument or any other type of
performing we would love to hear from you.
To find out more about busking in the city visit
www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/youth or contact the city’s
youth officer on 9237 9222 or culture@subiaco.wa.gov.au
Markets on Rokeby
Located on Rokeby Road between Barker Road and
Hay Street, Markets on Rokeby is open every Saturday
and Sunday from 9am to 4pm.
There is no vehicle access to Rokeby Road between
Hay Street and Barker Road, including a small section
of Churchill Avenue, between 5.30am Saturday and
6.30pm Sunday.
Both Barker Road and Hay Street will be open to traffic.
For more information on road closures and parking, visit
www.subiaco.wa.gov.au
Visitors to the market 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, visit the
Transperth website www.transperth.wa.gov.au
For more information on the markets, visit
www.marketsonrokeby.com.au

Festive season closures

Opening times for the city’s offices and facilities over the Christmas and New Year period are as follows:

Administration and Tom Dadour

Date Lords Library Museum Meals on Wheels In home service
Operations centres Community Centre
Tues 22 December 8.30am – 5pm 5.45am – 9pm 9.30am – 8pm 1pm – 4pm 8am – 4pm 8am – 4pm 8am – 4pm
Wed 23 December 8.30am – 5pm 5.45am – 9pm 9.30am – 8pm 1pm – 4pm 8am – 4pm 8am – 4pm 8am – 4pm
Thurs 24 December 8.30am – 2pm 5.45am – 12pm 9.30am – 12pm Closed Finish at 12pm Finish at 12pm Finish at 12pm
Fri 25 December
Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed
Christmas Day
Sat 26 December
Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed
Boxing Day
Sun 27 December Closed 8am – 12pm Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed
Mon 28 December
Boxing Day public Closed 8am – 12pm Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed
holiday
Tues 29 December Closed 5.45am – 12pm 9.30am – 5pm 1pm – 4pm Closed 8am – 4pm 8am – 4pm
Wed 30 December Closed 5.45am – 12pm 9.30am – 5pm 1pm – 4pm Closed 8am – 4pm 8am – 4pm
Thurs 31 December Closed 5.45am – 12pm 9.30am – 5pm 1pm – 4pm Closed 8am – 4pm 8am – 4pm
Fri 1 January
Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed
New Years Day
Sat 2 January Closed 7am – 12pm 9.15am – 4pm 12pm – 4pm Closed Closed Closed
Sun 3 January Closed 8am – 12pm 2pm – 5pm Closed Closed Closed Closed
Mon 4 January Normal hours resume Normal hours resume Normal hours resume Closed Normal hours resume Normal hours resume Normal hours resume

Community notices
Q Development applications received policy on planning public consultation. To view the policy, WiFi into the Subiaco Town Centre
visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au Report on AFL research results
Property Description Subiaco Oval Vision: Project plan and short term outcomes
Q Ordinary Council meeting – Tuesday 15
281 Hamersley Road, Alterations and additions to an Amendment to Schedule of Fees and Charges – Planning fees
Subiaco existing dwelling December 2015
Parking Policy – Management of Residential Parking Permits
1/27 Barker Road, Replace existing fence at 67 Denis Street – Section 31 SAT reconsideration Parking Management Plan – Rosalie Park
Subiaco existing dwelling Proposal to include the former corner store at 1 Hay Street, Rokeby Road median strip and streetscape enhancement options
Public submissions in respect to these proposals are not Subiaco on the Local Government Inventory and Town Planning November 2015 budget review
being requested at this time. Formal consultation, where Scheme Heritage List Draft Rosalie Park Master Plan
required, will be undertaken in accordance with the city’s Results of the feasibility study into the provision of free public Lords quarterly report

241 Rokeby Road, Subiaco WA 6008 | T (08) 9237 9222 | E city@subiaco.wa.gov.au | W www.subiaco.wa.gov.au
 POST, December 12, 2015 – Page 9

Mosman splits on
beggar control
By DAVID HUDLESTON
Mosman Park councillors
are split over a request from
a local shopping centre for the
council’s ranger to stop people
begging and busking there.
A staff report to Tuesday
night’s regulatory services com-
mittee meeting supported a bid
by the Mosman Park Shopping
Centre owners to pay for random
patrols by rangers totalling one
hour a week for six months, at
a cost of about $2144.
The report said though the
centre was privately owned,
it was still a public place, so
local laws dealing with public
nuisances could apply.
It follows complaints from shop-
pers to the centre and council.
But in a debate lasting 48 min-
utes, North ward councillor Ian
Flack said the draft agreement
was one-sided and too risky for
Siren call … Beth Sheldon, left, and Nikki Dagastino will be roving in Claremont Park on Sunday. the council to get involved.
Photo: Billie Fairclough Committee chair Zenda
Johnson was disappointed the
Maurice said busking would
add vibrancy to Mosman Park
and he moved an amendment
to encourage the shopping cen-
tre to change its rules to allow
busking.
South ward councillor Brett
Pollock said the council had
received many requests from
the public to attend to beggars.
“I think it is time this council
got into the 21st century and be-
came proactive in doing things
like this,” he said.
“I am sick and tired of us
waiting for someone to jump
off a tree or do something when
we could actually have in this
agreement something allow-
ing our staff to be able to help
the community have a more
desirable place to live in and
to shop.”
He said the agreement covered
all eventualities.
But Ms Johnson sided with
Mr Flack.
Councillors will vote on the
proposal next Tuesday at the
full council meeting.

Sirens to lure families

The Sirens were beautiful
but dangerous creatures, half
women and half birds, that
sang to sailors from rocks
and lured them to a watery
grave, according to the ancient
Greeks.
But in Claremont Park on
Sunday, The Sirens will be a
roving act entertaining shop-
pers and residents as part of the
council’s Christmas festivities.
Christmas was a special time
of year for families to be to-
gether and celebrate, Claremont
mayor Jock Barker said.
“What better way to spend
a Sunday afternoon than at
Christmas in Claremont in the
park,” Mr Barker said.
“There are plenty of Christmas
themed activities to keep the
little ones entertained: craft
activities, pony and camel rides,
a mini-farm and roving perform-
ers such as Christmas angels,
magicians, and balloon makers.
“The addition of Christmas
style mini-markets will add a
new dimension to this year’s
event and are worth a look:
gourmet goodies whipped up
by local foodies, Christmas
handicrafts, and trinkets.
“Pack a picnic rug and set-
tle down in front of the main
stage from 6pm to enjoy festive
performances by the Claremont
Concert Band, Australian
Girls Choir, and the WA Youth
Orchestra.”
Festivities will culminate
with a traditional Carols by
Candelight sing-along at 7pm.
agreement had proceeded so far.
She said the council had not
been involved with previous
problems at the centre because
it was private property.
CEO Kevin Poynton said resi-
Suspect nabbed
Police were quick to catch
up with an alleged bottle shop
thief in Cottesloe on Tuesday.
dents wanted the council to take Senior Sergeant Tony Booker
a proactive role. said the man had grabbed two
He cited the case of a man
bottles of bourbon worth $128
sleeping under the ATM dur- from Liquorland in Stirling
ing the day, making people feel Highway at lunchtime while his
uncomfortable using it. mates distracted a shop worker.
“Young mothers would turn “Our officers responded quick-
up and the man would ask for ly and found him near the train
money,” he said. station,” Sergeant Booker said.
“He was a scruffy-looking
type. It became a social issue
and the shopping centre came
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CAMBRIDGE NEWS
December 2015

Beautiful gardens awarded

Annual awards and commendations are presented in the categories of Best Residential Front
Garden, Best Waterwise Garden, Best Commercial Front Garden and Best Street (or Part Street).
As well as Mr and Mrs Potter a number of other worthy winners were celebrated in the 2015
Garden Awards.
Recognised for her hard work in the Best Residential Front Garden category, Nicole Letizia from
Turriff Road in Floreat was awarded a Certificate of Commendation and $250 for her efforts.
The Best Commercial or Group Housing award went to Genesis Cancer Care from Salvado
Road, Wembley who were awarded a trophy and $400 cash prize. This garden was another
second time winner, having taken out the same award in 2007.
A Certificate of Commendation in the Best Commercial or Group Housing category was
accepted by Mr Alan Allidis on behalf of the owners of ‘The Reserve’ in Reserve Street,
Pictured from L to R: Ross Farlekas, Diana Potter, Thomas Potter, Gary Ogden, Mayor Shannon, Alan Alldis Wembley together with a $250 cash prize.

Many hours of hard work by Wembley garden enthusiasts Thomas and Diana
Potter has paid off with the front garden of their Keane Street home taking out
the annual award for Best Residential Front Garden.
For their efforts Mr and Mrs Potter, who are no strangers to the Town’s garden awards having
won the same award in 2005, were presented with a trophy and a cash prize of $400.
Presented at the Annual General Meeting of Electors last Monday evening the Garden Awards
recognise front gardens that are well designed, aesthetically pleasing, well maintained,
incorporate water wise principles and contribute positively to the streetscape.
In the Best Waterwise Front Garden category the major prize of $400 and a trophy was
awarded to Simon Ryan and Rossana Panetta from Peebles Road, Floreat, with a Certificate of
Commendation and $250 going to Floreat resident Mr Gary Ogden who attended the AGM to
accept the award for his Arbordale Street property.
Finally, Belford Road in City Beach was recognised as the Best Street or Part Street for 2015
and a sign “Best Kept Street 2015” will be installed to acknowledge this achievement.
To all winners, congratulations and thank you for contributing to keeping our Town
beautiful! View all the winning gardens on www.cambridge.wa.gov.au/GardenAwards2015

Pool safety in the spotlight
With summer now upon us, there's no better time to remind ourselves of the
importance of safety around water.
All pools and spas within the Town must comply with current safety regulations and mandatory
safety inspections are carried out every four years.
To ensure your pool or spa enclosure is safe and complies with regulations please check it against
the list below prior to booking your inspection.
• Self-closing hinges on all gates are in working order;
• Latch on gate will securely close gate from any open position without assistance, including close
range, such as from a 100mm opening;
• All tree branches that provide climbable access into pool or spa area are removed;
• Objects such as barbecues, play equipment, garden retaining walls, garden furniture and pot
plants that can create a foothold for young children to climb over are no closer than 1200mm
from pool or spa barrier;
• The ground surface directly beneath the pool or spa barrier is constructed of stable material
such as pavers, concrete, wood, sleepers, rocks/stones or grass. Unstable ground may be eroded
by weather, children, water or animals.
• All self-closing doors are in working order with latches set at 1.5m above floor level;
• All windows with sill heights less than 900mm above floor level are either covered by bars or
fixed metal mesh screens, or restricted to opening no more than 100mm.
• Pet doors: when leading directly into a pool or spa area without approved fencing between the
width or height must be 100mm or less for it to be accepted, otherwise permanently sealed.
For further information please read the “Rules for Pools and Spas” on the Building
Commission website https://www.commerce.wa.gov.au/publications/rules-pools-and-spas

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Xmas opening hours
Over the Christmas period there will be some changes to the Town’s opening hours. Please note the main Administration Centre will also be closed from 1pm on Friday, 18 December.
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When is a heritage home not a heritage home?

By DAVID HUDLESTON
A two-storey addition behind
a heritage house in Mosman
Park was not in sympathy with
the original house, councillors
were told this week.
Regulatory services commit-
tee chair Zenda Johnson told
the committee the house, built
90 years ago, was listed as a cat-
egory 3 property in the council’s
municipal inventory of heritage
places.
“As such, we should be re-
minded that we accepted it as a
management category 3, which
states that any alteration or ex-
tension should be in sympathy
with it,” she said.
“Why is this called a manage-
ment category if we are not going
to manage it?
architect to rethink the style for
the owners.”
Regulatory services manager
Thomas Abbott said though the
house was on the inventory it
was not heritage listed and did
not have any statutory heritage
protection.
“If someone came along tomor-
row and wanted to demolish this
house there would not even be
a requirement for planning ap-
The proposed two-storey extension behind the 90-year-old Gill Street proval,” he said.
house. North ward councillor Andrew
“The inventory said the house either side of this property, so Maurice said the owner should
was part of a group of 11 heritage the extension will be very obvi- be commended for retaining the
properties [in Gill Street and ous from all directions. front of the property.
goes on to say these places are “I can’t support this incom- “They could have demolished
important to Mosman Park and patible extension to a heritage- it and moved the house to the
should be retained and managed. listed property which had non- front of the block, which would
“I don’t think this is sensitive compliant western boundary have more of an impact on the
management of this. walls. neighbouring properties,” he
“There are single-level homes “My idea would be for the said.
He noted that in the draft local
planning scheme 3, which is due
to be approved in February, the
block would be upgraded to R40
and would be compliant.
“I am flummoxed by the
amount of time and cost involved
in putting this into the municipal
inventory, which says it should
be retained and managed sensi-
tively,” Ms Johnson said.
“It will be a heritage building
at the front and a huge square
box at the back that will be seen
at all angles.
“I do not see it as managing
the house sensitively.”
Backed by North ward coun-
cillor Ian Flack, she used her
casting vote to refuse the recom-
mendation to approve it.
The full council will vote on
it next Tuesday.

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Letters to the POST
So much for voting for
McGowan as premier
Opposition leader Mark
McGowan’s U-turn on the gov-
ernance of Subiaco’s South
ward did more than signifi-
cantly disadvantage the 3000
residents.
It also destroyed his cred-
ibility as a leader, particularly
as a potential premier.
Because of Premier Colin
Barnett, I had entertained the
idea of voting for Labor in the
next election, but no longer.
After promising, on April 1,
to continue to stand against
forced amalgamation, Mr
McGowan and his party voted
for the opposite (“Labor shafts
Subi’s South ward”, POST,
November 21).
What is needed now is some-
one of the calibre of former
Subiaco MP Tom Dadour:
someone prepared to stand up
and fight for the rights of the
3000 disenfranchised residents.
Perhaps an Independent MP
could be an advantage, and may
serve to rein in the two leaders’
apparent dishonesty.
There is no good reason the
residential area bounded by
Park Avenue, Hampden Road,
Monash Avenue and Winthrop
Avenue could not be retained
in the Subiaco council area, as
it has been for over 100 years.
It has been the disingenuous
manoeuvring behind our backs
by UWA that has led to this
unacceptable situation.
It, too, has lost credibility
because of its failure to show
reasonable consideration for
its neighbours.
Without exception, the ward
residents I have spoken to are
aghast at the prospect of coming
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Perth City Council could not
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Mrs Scaffidi says it will.
Perth City Council does not
want us as residents, and nor
do we want to be part of its
structure.
Let common sense prevail
and an alternative scenario,
such as I have described above,
be put in place.
John Gibson
Hardy Road, Nedlands
A more steadfast Labour Opposition could have killed Bill
Three letters in the December
5 POST – “Independent MP for
Nedlands?”, “Opposition has
changed its tune on Dadour
poll” and “Who will keep the
bastards honest?” – raise the
issue of integrity in politics.
Some may say the very phrase,
integrity in politics, is an oxymo-
ron, but witness the principled
and consistent stands taken by
the Nationals and by Liberal
MP Rob Johnson in opposing
the City of Perth Bill.
Nedlands MP Bill Marmion
has been consistent only in
Tunnel our way out of danger
Cottesloe used to be a nice
place to live, but now we have
huge juggernauts careering
down Curtin Avenue and life-
threatening bottlenecks at the
Jarrad Street railway crossing
and the Eric Street roundabout.
Seeing that our local MPs,
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being unwilling to represent
the interests of a substantial
proportion of his electors.
Nedlands electors may be
used to this, but many would
have had more (if misplaced)
faith in Labor keeping its word.
True, Labor might have re-
moved some of the more egre-
gious aspects of the City of Perth
Bill, but it remains one of the
poorest pieces of legislation I
have seen after a career of 45
years in public policy.  have to keep minutes of meet-
The Bill still forces 3000
Subiaco residents into the City
Colin Barnett and Julie Bishop,
are political heavyweights, per-
haps they can exert pressure
for immediate construction of
tunnels to alleviate a serious
problem.
Lew Smith
Forrest Street, Cottesloe
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Who left this
bike here?
A bike has been left chained
to a post in Subiaco for more
than 10 days.
My husband and I wonder
where its owner is.
Sadly, one night we observed
a female bicycle rider stop and
steal the bell from it.
The bicycle is in Rokeby Road,
almost opposite Paxton Hoad
Real Estate office.
Shan Carberry
Campbell Street, Subiaco
Subiaco reader Shan Carberry
hopes the owner of this bike,
chained to a post in Rokeby Road,
will return to pick it up before
more parts are pilfered.
of Perth with no say in what willing to do so had the ALP
happens. not signalled its capitulation
The Bill still gives additional to Mr Barnett.
powers to the unelected execu- Ian Ker
tive director of public health Vincent Street, Mt Lawley
that, despite Local Government
Minister Tony Simpson’s denials,
threaten King’s Park, especially
It’s a wonder
My bridge club friends and I
through the QEII expansion. loved G. Gmeinder’s response
The Bill would create a City of to Takahiro Hirataa’s sculpture
Perth Committee, with poorly- (“Why turn trash into art?”,
specified role and function, that Letters, POST, December 5).
Mr Simpson says wouldn’t even Is it “heavy and depressing”,
as G. said?
ings, let alone be accountable Or does the finely-balanced
to Parliament or Perth council. black granite inspire introspec-
It is all the more distressing tion, wonder, and thinking?
that the Opposition would almost
certainly have had the numbers
Mr Hirataa said his work was
inspired by the arrow, but my
to defeat the Bill. mate Frankie said she thought
With the Nationals and Mr the inspiration was an upside-
Johnson voting against, it would down choc bomb.
have required only one more We are grateful Cottesloe has
Liberal to cross the floor for the turned into one of the biggest
Bill to be defeated. outdoor art exhibits in the world.
I am reliably informed that Mercy Stone
there was at least one more Stirling Highway, Claremont
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Cottesloe council may expand the area at south Cottesloe where
kite surfers prepare their craft.
It’s all go for park loo
Work has started on
Claremont’s $151,875 public
toilet.
The loo will be in Claremont
Park, east of council HQ, close
to the highway.
A resident said the toilet
would be too close to the spot
where the Freshwater Bay
convict depot, built in 1853,
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A beach user was acciden-
tally hit by a windsurfer at
Beach Street, and the council
has received emails about the
potential dangers.
Kiters and wind surfers need
areas to prepare their craft
before launching out to sea.
At present they use a grassed
area between two children’s
playgrounds at south Cottesloe.
Councillor Sally Pyvis sug-
gested at a council committee
meeting that the southern
children’s slide and shaded
area be moved to combine with
the northern playground, and
that the combined playground
be fenced.
The area permitted for sail
craft would then be extended to
the south, all the way to Dutch
Inn Groyne, an idea supported
by the surfers and sailors.
The committee voted to rec-
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a council worker said.
Last month, the council voted
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Rhodes scholar on
education mission
Former Shenton College stu-
dent and UWA graduate Ilona
Quahe (24) is UWA’s eighth
Rhodes scholar in five years.
Ilona, of Wembley, has a opportunity to determine their
bachelor of laws (with first-class own future,” she said.
honours) degree as well as a
bachelor of economics degree. study were diverse but com-
She wants to eliminate deep- plementary.
rooted disadvantage in Australia
through improving education.
Ilona Quahe is going to Oxford as every aspect of her school and
a Rhodes scholar to study sociology community involvement,” Mr
and public policy.
Impasse on Riley path
The slab footpath on the
south side of Claremont’s Riley
Road is safe – for now.
Last Tuesday, councillors
voted to get residents’ com-
ments on a proposal to remove
the footpath, which is outside
18 homes.
A staff report said the foot-
path was in poor condition, and
was broken between Stone and
Loton roads.
The report said Riley Road
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“My vision is of an Australia
The timing was right for Wembley Downs photog-
rapher Richard Goodwin at City Beach last Saturday.
A retired – and Walkley Award-winning – journal-
ist, Richard is now an award-winning photographer.
where all children, regardless On Saturday, he said, the sequence of events at
of their background, have access the beach was irresistible.
to a great education and the “They removed the construction fences from the
new surf club and restaurant complex on Friday,”
he said.
Ilona said her subjects of “The rain poured down the next morning, cleans-
ing the whole site.”
By noon, Richard said, the clouds were white
Nine Rhodes scholarships are and fluffy.
given to Australians each year “With camera in hand, I made my first inspection.
– one from each state and three “I can tell you, it’s better than a surf carnival.
Australia-at-large scholarships, “The contours, shapes, embedded art, vantage
one of which Ilona has. points, colours and textures dazzle the eye in a
Australia-at-large scholar- fine display of beach nouveau architecture, 21st
ships are awarded by a Canberra century-style.”
selection committee.
Ilona won the high-school state
debating competition and she
represented WA in a national
debating competition.
Shenton teacher Chris Hill
said Ilona was always commit-
ted to social justice and that
she mentored younger students,
both formally and informally.
“My memory of Ilona is of a
young woman completely dedi-
cated to achieving her best in
Hill said.
saw a relatively low average of
285 cars per weekday.
In August, the council sent 58
letters about the removal, but
only four residents of homes
the footpath passes wrote back.
“Three were against the pro-
posal and one in favour,” the
report said.
“The small response may or
may not be indicative of the
majority view and is of little
value to assist council’s decision-
making.”
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December 12
2015 Indiana toilets
– Council action
DIRECT action by the Town will make sure that
public toilets below the Indiana Tea House are
clean this summer.
From December 1 un- 7am to 7pm, seven days a
til April 1, 2016 – the week.
peak period for Cottes- If the Indiana restaurant
loe Beach use – cleaning lessee requires use of the
services will be provided toilets outside these hours,
by Cottesloe. This service they will be responsible for
will be provided from cleaning. Previously, the
lessee has been responsible
for maintaining cleanliness
of the facilities at all times.
Total cost of the summer
TheMayor, Councillors and staff of Cottesloe cleaning will be $40,000,
with the Indiana contribut-
ing $16,000.
wish everyone a safe and happy festive season . The new cleaning agree-
ment does not include any
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welcomed to Carols by
Candlelight on the Main
Risk
Lawn, Cottesloe Civic
Centre, from 6pm on De-
Management Catch Cott Cat
cember 20. Policy
Programme begins at
7pm, so fetch your friends adopted for the beach
and family for a relaxed
picnic, followed by carol WITH the Cott Cat you can take a free ride to Cot-
IN line with Council aim tesloe Beach this summer!
singing to celebrate a joy- to achieve best practice
ous start to the true Christ- Warmer weather is will also run until 1am to
in managing all risks with us and our free make sure you get to the
mas season. that may affect the Town,
Electric candles and Cott Cat service is cruis- train safely.
Cottesloe has adopted a
treats will be given to the Risk Management Policy
ing through Cottesloe Heading to Sculpture by
children. BYO picnic and (based on Australia/New
again. the Sea?
rug, or low chairs. This This shuttle bus service The Cott Cat will run
Zealand ISO 31000:2009 loops between Cottesloe every day during the exhi-
year, parking is available standard). Such a policy
outside the Civic Centre train station and Cottesloe bition (4-21 March 2016)
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grounds, predominantly Among its aims is compli-
on Napier and Broome public holiday. a parking space; jump on
ance with relevant legis- Look out for the brand the Cott Cat!
Streets. lation and regulations, as
Carols by Candlelight is new Cott Cat bus shel- The Cott Cat provides
well as internal Council ter at the station. It’s de- a safe, easy and comfort-
a joint event hosted by St policies.
Philips Anglican Church formation can be found or at the church’s website signed to provide you able way of getting to and
Every employee, Coun- with a shaded and com- from the beach. It also
Cottesloe and the Town at the Town’s website www.stphilips.net.au/car- cillor, volunteer and con-
of Cottesloe. Further in- www.cottesloe.wa.gov.au ols fortable waiting area. The helps us reduce our car
tractor within the Town has service departs from here use, which is great for the
a role to play in risk man- every 15 minutes between environment – so, thanks
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Day, on 26 January 2016,
Think Road-Safe this season at Peppermint Grove’s
Manner’s Hill Park (corner
Lilla and Johnson Streets).
SINCE the campaign began in November Cottesloe has erected Road Ribbon for
Road Safety® displays at the Grove Library and Town administration building in It’s always a special day,
support of the United Nations endorsed, World Day of Remembrance for Road when new citizens become
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or if possible swap drivers are to be Australian.
remind everyone to make a displays. It is also a time to rec-
conscious decision to be a As the holiday season when feeling fatigued; ognise outstanding mem-
safe road user. approaches we are O If drinking, arrange a bers of our community, Expect stirring songs the Rotary Club of Mos-
skipper, organise public
People can make a direct reminding drivers to: transport or stay overnight. with presentations of each from the Mighty Camelot man Park to round off the
contribution to road safety O Turn off your mobile Council’s Australia Day Chorale, entertainment for morning.
For more information the children, the National The event begins at 8am,
by wearing a road ribbon phone while driving; about the Road Ribbon for Awards to the Citizen of
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messages to friends, family ZHDWKHU OLJKW WUDI¿F DQG visit the RoadWise website, and Community Group/ with a lavish barbecue or folding chairs and join
Event of the Year. breakfast prepared by the celebrations!
and colleagues. road conditions; www.roadwise.asn.au
Suburbs District Planning
New Cottesloe Councillors elected Committee; Development
Assessment Panel; PRO-
Cr Mark Rodda Cr Sandra Boulter COTT (Cottesloe Business
(South Ward) (East Ward) Association); Bicycle Work-
Cr Rodda serves on: Cr Boulter serves on: ing Group.
Development Services Development Services Com-
Committee (Deputy); Works mittee; Works & Corporate Cr Rob Thomas
& Corporate Services Com- Services Committee; Stra- (North Ward)
mittee; Audit Committee; tegic Planning Committee; Cr Thomas serves on:
Public Events Committee; Audit Committee; Cottes- Development Services Com-
Western Metropolitan Re- loe Community Safety and mittee; Works & Corporate
Services Committee; Cot-
gional Council (WMRC); Crime Prevention Commit- tesloe Community Safety
PROCOTT (Cottesloe Bus- tee; Western Australian Lo- and Crime Prevention Com-
iness Association) (Depu- cal Government Association mittee; SHINE Community
ty); Hotels Working Group (WALGA) – Central Met- Care (Inc.); Bicycle Working
(Deputy). ropolitan Zone; Western Group.
 POST, December 12, 2015 – Page 19

In the last few weeks Humphrey

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Charlies
angels
Staff at Sir Charles Gairdner
Hospital this week made one
of largest donations of food
that Foodbank has received
in WA.
Foodbank CEO Greg Hebble
was at the hospital cafe on
Wednesday afternoon to accept
the donation from hospital ex-
ecutive director Victor Cheng.
“This is a fantastic collec-
tion,” Mr Hebble said.
“We feed over 51,000 people
every month and we provide
over 5.5million meals every
year.
“We also run a school break-
fast program to schools provid-
ing breakfast to over 18,000
children every week.
“All this food and all the hard
Foodbank CEO Greg Hebble, front second from right, and Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital executive director Victor Cheng, right, with food donated work of the staff is going to a
by hospital staff. Photo: Billie Fairclough worthy cause and we will be
distributing before Christmas.

Did you see any rocking horse manure? “We will put this into ham-
pers and make sure it gets out
before Christmas.”
Foodbank is Australia’s
By LINDA CALLAGHAN shopping centre. needed to encourage people to heat, ‘No, you cannot sit down biggest hunger relief group
He suggested the council could walk more. to have your drink’.” and last year provided food
It was as rare as rocking create at least 16 parking bays “People do not want to walk Glen Chapman, owner of Deli equalling 40million meals to
horse manure to see anyone on the block, which would al- even 50m,” he said. Chicchi, which he had bought Aussie families.
using a park near the shops in leviate the effect of allowing a He said he was a sports medi- from one of the owners of Hughie About 500,000 people will
Asquith Street, Mt Claremont, neighbouring lunch bar to trade cine doctor and saw the effects and Hudson, said parking was rely on Foodbank’s services
Leo McManus told fellow as a restaurant with six tables of people not exercising. causing a problem for everyone. this Christmas.
Nedlands councillors. and 20 chairs. Another Rochdale Road resi- “We have started to see the
He said it was not a designated “Now we have done this we dent, Eugene Kestel, said: “We community split,” he said. “It is
park but was a vacant block need to fix up the mess,” he said. have just had the hottest October getting stupid and it has to stop. Intruder disturbed
owned freehold by the council. The committee’s recommen- on record. Now is not the time There were 10 different prop-
“I go to that shopping centre dations will be made to the to take away our green spaces.” erty owners and the strata group
A Mosman Park mother and
at least three times a day,” full council on Tuesday when Oliver Hudson, said his business, barely worked, he said. daughter disturbed an intruder
councillor McManus said. the final decision will be made. Hughie and Hudson, had been “They are all investors,” he in their home on Monday af-
“It is as rare as rocking horse Elsie Payne, of Rochdale based on a New York-style deli. said. “Some of these guys are ternoon.
manure to see someone on that Road, said she had lived in the Customers, including those not even in the country.” The woman had collected her
residential block.” area 20 years and the shortage who had walked, were asking None of them would want to child from school and went back
He said protesters who wanted of car parking was the worst it for seating. lose tenants, he said. to her Glyde Street home.
to save the block as a park were had ever been. “I do not have the heart to tell “We need to get the business Once inside she saw a man
“living with the fairies” to sug- P a d d y G o l d e n , a l s o o f an elderly gentleman who has owners and councillors together climbing out of a back bedroom
gest people would walk to the Rochdale Road, said the council walked for 15 minutes in the to drive this thing,” he said. window.

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Smashing time in bottle shop
Thieves with a pen-
chant for vodka hit two
BWS shops in the same
Wembley street on
Monday.
Police said they en-
tered the Floreat shop
in Cambridge Street,
smashed wine bottles on
the floor, and stole three
bottles of Absolut vodka.
Later, at the West
Leederville BWS, they
stole three bottles of
Smirnoff vodka, and two
of Jack Daniel’s bourbon.
Have you lost
a sports bag?
Cottesloe police would
like to reunite a bag and
its contents with its right-
ful owner.
A bag containing sports
clothes and a camera was
handed in to the Curtin
Avenue station last
Thursday morning.
“If anyone knows the
owner, we would be
delighted to return the
items,” Senior Sergeant
Tony Booker said.
Thief ordered to
compensate charities
A Palmyra man has
been ordered to pay com-
pensation to charities
after he pleaded guilty
to four stealing charges.
Paul Sikora (32) stole a
donation tin from Tutti
Frutti in Claremont last
month and bought Hungry
Jack’s food with some of
the proceeds. Sikora also
stole money from the
Harry Perkins centre in
Nedlands and a donation
tin from an Applecross
Police said one of the
thieves was a woman
with dark skin in a white
tank top.
A dark-skinned man
wore a black Sons of
Anarchy T-shirt and was
about 1.85m.
Another man was aged
from 40 to 50 and wore
a black jacket with red
stripes, blue jeans, and
a cap.
They were in a car
described as a white
Hyundai.
This bag contained a camera.
supermarket.
He was fined $500 for
each stealing charge and
a trespass charge.
A magistrate ordered
Sikora to pay $72 to the
Royal Life Saving Society,
$70 to the Multiple
Sclerosis Foundation, and
$50 to the Harry Perkins
centre.
Sikora must also pay
$6 in compensation for
orange juice stolen from
a Coles.
BEAT
with DAVID COHEN
Police found
drug in car
Wembley police say a
22-year-old man had 300g
of cannabis in his car
when they stopped him
last Sunday night.
Officers saw the man
leave a home in Edinboro
Street, Mt Hawthorn,
and drive off in a Toyota
Avalon.
Police stopped the car
at Hungry Jack’s in Dog
Swamp and searched the
vehicle.
Acting Senior Sergeant
Murray Geneff said the
man had two sets of scales
in the car, sealable plastic
bags, and $650.
The man was charged
with one count of possess-
ing a prohibited drug with
intent to sell or supply.
Cottesloe police would like to speak to this woman.
Fast food on stolen card
Cottesloe police say a
woman used a credit card
stolen from City Beach to
buy fast food.
The woman was in
what police think was
a gold Camry in the
drive-through at the
Thornlie McDonald’s, just
Ranger row
causes traffic
jam
Traffic banked up
in Stirling Highway
in Cottesloe when a
man blocked Napoleon
Street and screamed at
a council ranger, cafe-
goers and workmen on
Wednesday morning.
Police defused the
situation with help from
a cafe owner and said
the Mosman Park man
would be charged with
Street stress … There was screaming in Cottesloe’s CBD
disorderly conduct.
“He’d over-stayed in Celica into the street and “He did go calmer after
a 10-minute bay and the blocked traffic. that,” Ms Aubault said.
new lady ranger asked “He went ballistic and Eight police arrived
him to move,” a shop kept yelling, ‘I’ve got a and got the man to move
owner said. disability’,” the shop his car back to the bay.
“He went off his face owner said. They questioned the
and started screaming “He said he had a flat man and searched his
and swearing at her. tyre and wouldn’t move. vehicle.
“I went to stand with “He ranted and After he replaced his
the ranger, but that screamed at the cars.” tyre he drove away at
seemed to agitate him Marie Antoinette owner 11.53am.
more, so I moved away.” Sarah Aubault braved the Shop owners and pa-
As shop owners and abuse and gave the man a trons praised the ranger’s
diners called police the coffee and French pastry and Ms Aubault’s cour-
man moved his Toyota dipped in chocolate. age.
Man barred from shop
Police have barred a
Mosman Park man from
and computer to make
sure there was nothing
being near a Cottesloe untoward on there,”
shop. Senior Sergeant Tony
Last Wednesday, the Booker said.
“There was nothing to
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tigation.
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Council car prang Park gate

A Claremont council vehicle was hit by
another car last month.
The council’s corporate and governance
manager, Les Crichton, said no one had been
to reopen
injured, but the other driver had been at fault The gate to a Wembley park
and the matter was with police. is to be reopened after house-
Priestman & Sharp Smash Repair got a $300 holders complained council
insurance excess payment from the council staff had padlocked it.
for the repair. The gate on to Harborne Street
had been padlocked while the
risk was assessed, staff said.
“This was due to safety con-
cerns with children exiting the
park on to a busy road,” they
said.
There is a second gate 30m
away in Ruislip Street.
People in the area wanted
LOCAL LAW AMENDMENT the Harborne Street gate un-
locked, Cambridge councillors
The City of Subiaco gives notice that it intends were told.
amending its Parking Facilities Local Laws World premiere … MLC students perform a Latvian composer’s work at Wesley Church. Chris and Sofia Hurd, of
Harborne Street, asked the an-
published in the Government Gazette dated
8 August 1997, amended by publication in the
Government Gazette on the 15 January 1999,
14 December 2001 and 3 October 2006.
World premiere for MLC nual meeting on Monday why
trees had been removed from
Harborne Street and when they
would be replaced.
The purpose is to amend the current “I love you night and Mr Faulkner said. “Vehicle pollution is so bad
day as a star in the distant MLC students were trees absorb some of the fumes,”
City of Subiaco Parking Facilities Local
sky ... and I mourn for in Riga last year for the they said.
Laws which provides for the regulation, World Choir Games, and Staff said several street trees
enforcement and management of parking this one thing alone that
to love, our lifetime was Mr Faulkner asked Mr had been in advanced decline
within the municipality. The effect of the Esenvalds to write a work and would be replaced in April.
so short ...” for his students.
local law is that a person parking a vehicle The council did not plant trees
Girls at Methodist Ladies’ “He agreed to rewrite
within the parking region is to comply with during the summer, they said.
College performed the the poem for soprano and
the provisions of the local law as amended. world premiere of a work
A copy of the existing local law and the by one of the world’s lead-
ing chorale composers.
alto and dedicated it to our
chorale,” Mr Faulkner said. One-day swim
amendment local law may be examined at “Mr Esenvalds delivered Next year’s Rottnest Channel
the Administration Centre, 241 Rokeby Road, The students sang the work in August and we Swim has been changed back to
Subiaco or Subiaco Library, corner of Rokeby Latvian composer Eriks have been practising since. a one-day event.
and Bagot roads, Subiaco. Esenvalds’ Long Road – “The work features Organisers hoped to have the
written for women’s voices ocarinas [an ancient wind regular swim on the Saturday,
The documents are also available on the – at Wesley Church in the and a Champions of the Channel
instrument] and bells.”
city's online community engagement hub city last Monday. Long Road is for three on Sunday, but didn’t get enough
www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/haveyoursay MLC music director sopranos, three altos and entries for the second day.
Submissions about the local law may be made in Robert Faulkner said the two soloists, and is six The swim is on February 27.
writingaddressedtotheChiefExecutiveOfficer,
work and premiere had minutes long.
been nearly a year in the Mr Faulkner said it Advertise
City of Subiaco, PO Box 270 Subiaco WA 6008.
making. would become part of the
Submissions must be received by close of “Long Road is an extraor-
your goods
school’s repertoire and be
business on Friday 5 February 2016. dinary poem about love performed again next year. Score more … Robert in the
DON BURNETT written by Pauline Barda, “It is a demanding piece Faulkner with the sheet music
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER the wife of Fricis Barda, but I think it will prove to for the song dedicated to
one of Latvia’s great poets,” be very popular,” he said. MLC’s Chorale. Classifieds

Doctors win grants
Three western suburb doc-
tors have shared in $933,000
state grants to fund research
into child and adolescent
health, diabetes, and cancer.  nisms to identify oral cancer.
The Department of Health/
Raine Medical Research
Foundation Clinician Research
Fellowships were announced
on Wednesday night.
Martin de Bock, a paediatric
endocrinologist,at Princess
Margaret Hospital, will research
closed loop insulin delivery for
patients with type 1 diabetes in
free living conditions.
Patients with type 1 diabetes
dependon receiving insulin. Over
the past decade advances in
technology have seen the advent
of insulin pumps that can deliver
insulin continuously, and also
glucose sensors that can measure
glucose levels continuously.
A closed loop system sends
information from the glucose
sensor to the insulin pump,
which then changes the amount
of insulin delivered to keep
blood glucose levels in check. 
Rishi Sury Kotecha, a consultant
in child and adolescent haema-
tology and oncology at Princess
Margaret Hospital, is researching
the combination of drugs for treat-
ing babies with acute lymphoblas-
tic leukaemia who, unlike older
children with the condition, have
a poor survival rate.
Children diagnosed with
leukaemia receive intensive
chemotherapy and more than
90% are cured.  maintenance work identified
But only 16% diagnosed with
leukaemia before three months
of age survive.  increasing the male stalls from
Dr Kotecha has tested more
than 100 cancer drugs and
identified three novel agents
that are highly effective against
leukaemia cells from babies.  between the restaurant and
He will evaluate novel drug
combinations and test them in
model systems, so they can be
fast-tracked to bring successful
ones to the clinic.
Annette Lim, a medical on-
O bobby dazzler
cologist at Sir Charles Gairdner
Hospital, will research mecha-
Current clinical tools fail to
identify high risk oral cancers
at risk of distant spread, with
50% of patients dying despite
aggressive treatments.
This project aims to identify
key mechanisms that tumours
use to spread.
Dr Lim will profile exosomes,
which are seeds of tumour se-
creted into the body fluids, to
determine whether cancer at
risk of spreading can be detected
in blood and saliva.
She will also investigate the
contribution of the immune
system and molecular mutations
to a tumour’s ability to spread.
A fourth grant went to Dr
Edmond O’Loughlin, an anaes-
thetist at Fiona Stanley Hospital. Top researchers ... Annette Lim, left, Rishi Sury Kotecha and Martin de Bock.
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He said his plan could be
completed, with all-new fittings
and tiling, for less than $500,000.
Existing pipes were sound.
Mr Scanlan said he had seen
no evidence that 28 toilet stalls
were required. His plan involved
three to six and female from
six to 11.
Shower numbers would dou-
ble.
Regular cleaning over summer
has begun at a cost of $24,000 to
the council and $16,000 to the
lessee per year.
The lease previously required
the Indiana to clean the toilets
in exchange for reduced rent.
Under the new deal, rent
would increase from $150,000 a
year to $200,000, but the ratepay-
ers would take over the building
maintenance.
In her submission on the busi-
ness plan before the council,
councillor Sally Pyvis said there
was $2.5million in outstanding
by an engineering firm, Cardno.
She asked whether a windfall of
nearly $9million to Cottesloe from
the sale of its truck depot had
impaired its financial judgment.
The Indiana lessees have
control over the public land
Marine Parade, the papers put
before council show.
When the Indiana was built
in 1996 at the then developer’s
cost, the council agreed to a low
rent with no CPI increases in
exchange for the building and
its maintenance. It granted a
50-year ground lease.
Cottesloe council later went to
court and gained CPI increases
and a slighter shorter lease term.
On Tuesday night, the coun-
cil went into secret session to
consider legal advice about its
rights regarding the Indiana.
Councillors said they could not
begin to consider the business
plan or alternatives until its
legal position was clear.
When the meeting was re-
opened, residents and ratepayer
groups clapped the committee’s
decision to recommend that the
full council defer its considera-
tion of the recommended plan.
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Beach rack’s a
• From page 1
South Cottesloe swimmers
and dog lovers hope their new
towel and hat rack is here to
stay.
The installation appeared at
the foot of the Sydney Street
steps late last week and is
popular with people who want
to store their bits and bobs
before they go for a dip.
“It is topped with a row of
groovy little wooden beach huts
about as big as a budgie cage,”
a beachcomber said.
“It’s a wonderful bit of beach
art – useful as well as beauti-
ful.”
Cottesloe council has a policy
of no new buildings west of
Marine Parade, so one of the
rack’s creators was reluctant
to be identified.
He was also responsible for
a smaller version that was
eventually vandalised.
“We don’t want the council on
our back,” the handyman said.
“There would be 10,000 reasons
why the answer would be no.”
“Life is getting more and
more complicated, for nega-
tive return.
“Kill all the bloody lawyers,
I say.”
Swimmers wonder if the
beach huts are a nod to
Melbourne’s Brighton.
“That was the instigator,” the
handyman said. “Others have
said it’s Parisian.”
“Enjoyment is the whole idea.
“The whole idea is you’ve got
somewhere to put your towel
without dogs peeing on it.”
A small crowd, including the
handyman, saw council rang-
ers give the rack a shake test.
“They put their hands in
the little huts, and checked
the bolts then off they went,”
he said.
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Love your local
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Perth
Take a rug and a picnic and
sing along to your favourite
Christmas carols with friends
and family under the stars
in Langley Park on Sunday,
December 20.
Thousands of families are
expected at this annual IGA
Carols by Candlelight, a
fundraiser for the children’s
charity, Variety.
Tickets ($15, children $10,
families $40) will be available
to buy at the gate. There are
no pre-sales.
The gates open at 4.30pm
and the show is from 6 to
9.30pm.
Churchlands
The WA Charity Orchestra
will perform the Spirit
of the Season concert at
Churchlands Senior High
School Concert Hall this
Saturday, December 12, to
raise money for Youth Focus,
a charity that tackles suicide
and depression among young
people.
Since WACO was founded
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in 2008 it has raised more
than $90,000 for Australian
charities, including Princess
Margaret Hospital for
Children, Legacy, Dreamfit,
CanTeen and Redkite.
This is the first time the
orchestra has formed a wind
symphony to play Christmas
tunes.
The Spirit of the Season
includes popular Christmas
hits and carols, with
musicians and singers drawn
from across the metropolitan
area, and featuring guest
saxophonist Matt Styles,
jazz lecturer at WAAPA.
The concert runs from 7pm
to 9.30pm on Saturday.
Tickets are $25 ($20
concessions) from waco.org.
au.
Wembley
Westcity Church will host
its seventh Nanson Street
Christmas Party on Sunday,
December 20.
Pastor John Seah said
organisers expected more
than 2000 people to attend
this year’s community street
party.
Nanson Street between
Grantham and Ruislip streets
will be blocked to traffic from
5 to 8.30pm.
All the fun begins at 5pm with
camel rides, face painting
and kiddies’ tattoos, an
animal petting farm, bungee
run, climbing wall and
bouncy castle, hot dogs and
ice creams – and it’s all free.
Fairy floss and cool drinks
can be bought.
Christmas
Elmo will visit and carols start
at 7.20pm – take a blanket
to sit on.
The street lights up at 8pm
and all the Nanson Street
houses will sparkle with
Christmas lights.
The Wembley Entertainers
will sing their own selection
of festive music before
leading the carol singing at
Wembley Uniting Church,
in Pangbourne Street, this
Sunday, December 13,
beginning at 7pm.
A light supper is included
in the evening of song and
the church will be taking
donations for the Christmas
Bowl.
The annual Christmas at
Lake Monger Festival is on
Thursday, December 17.
★ Langley Park is a beautiful setting for a Christmas concert.
From 4pm, there will be
children’s entertainment, rides
and live music.
The festival’s traditional finale
is carol singing and turning
on the Christmas tree lights
at 8pm.
Take a picnic or enjoy a
range of food from the
hawkers’ market.
The festival is at Lake Monger
Reserve, on the corner of
Gregory Street and Lake
Monger Drive.
Nedlands
The Dalkeith Road Church
of Christ’s annual Christmas
picnic and carols are on this
Sunday, December 13.
From 5.30pm, there’s
children’s entertainment and
a free sausage sizzle and
drink (sponsored by Captain
Stirling IGA), or you can take
your own picnic.
There will be children’s
games, face painting, glow
sticks and candles, all free of
charge.
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Christmas cheer

Hallelujah,
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In the 18th century an
oratorio was described as
a sort of spiritual opera,
its subject matter usually
taken from the scriptures,
or the life of a saint.
One of the most famous
oratorios is Handel’s
Messiah.
Handel composed it in
just over three weeks during
August-September 1741,
which was pretty quick,
even for someone as gifted
as he was.
Messiah was first
performed in Dublin in ★ Katja Webb
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Christmas) as a gift to the
now-at-Christmas oratorio
Irish nation. Handel had
in Winthrop Hall on
written it in London, but ★ UWA Choral Society performs regularly in the beautiful Winthrop Hall, UWA.
Sunday, December 20.
he considered an invitation
Conducting the a successful year for
to Ireland to conduct a
series of concerts to be
the ideal time to “offer the
Irish, that generous and
performance will be UWA
Choral Society music
director Chris van Tuinen,
the long-running choral
society whose most recent
performance was Haydn’s
Bright and festive
who has been rehearsing Nelson Mass, in Fremantle. Florist Hannah Etherington and her team in
polite nation, something Claremont’s Times Square are busy assembling
his massed choral voices Messiah will be
new”. Christmas wreaths and other flowers for the season.
of around 100 for the past performed in Winthrop
Its premiere attracted an “We do everything in a Christmas style,” Hannah said.
few weeks. Hall, UWA, on Sunday,
audience of 700, which is “There are lots of whites, greens and silvers, otherwise
Soloists include regulars December 20, from 7pm.
probably going to be about lots of bright coloured things.” Hannah studied
Katja Webb, Andrew Tickets will be available at
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Christmas cheer

This re-gifting’s a treat ★

Lee Youngman, of
Dalkeith, thought he would
sell his lifetime collection of
Lego to raise enough cash
to buy a couple of PS4
video games.
But he had a change of
heart when he called in to
his local St Vincent de Paul
op shop, in Ashton Avenue,
Claremont, to donate some
other toys.
The toys were so
enthusiastically received,
that Lee (12), who is in
Year 7 at Scotch College,
thought he’d like to donate
all his Lego as well.
“The Vinnies staff told
us how good it was to get
toys in good condition
at this time of year, and
that got me thinking,” Lee
said.
“I had stopped playing
with my Lego a couple of
years ago, and since almost
all of it had been given
to me as either birthday
or Christmas presents, I
thought it would be a good
idea to re-gift it.
“I loved playing with it,
so why shouldn’t another
kid get the same benefit?”
Lee said the collection
filled a crate and a smaller
box.
★ Lee Youngman gave away more than a crate full of Lego – his lifetime collection.
“It was mainly Star Wars
Lego sets, they were the
basis of my collection,” he
said.
“There were also a few
Bionicles in there, and
other random bits of Lego.”
Lee said he would like
other families to consider
donating their unwanted
Lego, or other toys in
good condition, to charities
like Vinnies so everybody
could enjoy the spirit of
Christmas.
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Snow and ice at Scotch
Soprano Amy popular snow queen, Elsa,
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Amy has come home
★ for Christmas from her live screening of another
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★
★
boy sopranos in
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★ singing of Christmas
★ carols and some
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★ special visitors from
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will complete the
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Last year, Subiaco
residents Ross and Larissa
Johnstone went all out
with their Christmas lights
and created a magnificent
show in their front yard
based on Frozen, the
popular Disney film.
This year, the lights are
on again – and there are
even more.
Last year, they hung
52,000 LED fairylights;
this year, the display runs
to about 120,000 LEDs.
“We thought we
might have annoyed the
neighbours with all the
lights,” Larissa said.
“But they all said they
would be devastated if we
didn’t do it again.”
The Johnstones have
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Larissa, who is the senior
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“I think it’s frustrated
creativity,” Larissa said.
For this year’s show
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Christmas cheer
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★ Silk
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★ Spirit figures by Edna Dale at

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Below: Mondo Rondo earrings at Artitja.

The art of the perfect gift

Two Fremantle galleries, Artitja Fine Art dot work is on show with
and Japingka Gallery, encourage people to two other exponents of
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“So here is the tip – you
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shopping in your bathers!”
Artitja Fine Art
will occupy the space
throughout December and
January, adding colour,
energy and a touch of
retail to the largely food-
oriented precinct, with
the bonus of being on the
periphery of the Bathers
Beach Art Precinct.
Artitija’s Gift Collection
is at Bathers Beach
House, 3/47 Mews Road,
Fremantle (next to the
restaurant) until December
24. The exhibition will
continue in the New Year
from January 6 to 31.
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Japingka Gallery
ends its eclectic, extensive
and very successful 2015
exhibition program with
two shows that go to the
very heart of Indigenous
fine art.
Pitjantjatjara artist
Jorna Newberry is widely
considered one of the most
exciting emerging artists
painting at the moment.
In Gallery 1, her fine
Central Desert, Wentja
Napaltjarri and Eva
Nelson Napaltjarri.
In Gallery 2, new
paintings and prints from
the artists of Mowanjum
community represent the
ongoing traditions in the
timeless rock paintings of
the west Kimberley.
The ancient rock
paintings of the Wandjina
Spirit Figures have been
renewed by skilled over-
painting throughout the
centuries.
This tradition is still very
strong, but in the latter
half of the 20th century
local artists began using
ochre to paint on bark and
boards, and then canvas,
instead of rock.
This new generation
of Mowanjum artists
demonstrates that
culture in this Kimberley
community is thriving.
Both exhibitions run
until December 24.

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Camel rides, carols and
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Christmas
cheer

Stars in
❶
a material
world
Make a folded fabric star or
two for the Christmas tree, or
as present toppers.
They’re probably not a
project for anyone new to
sewing, but they’re more fiddly
than they are difficult. As in all
sewing, nothing can go wrong
that can’t be fixed with the
pointy end of a hot iron. ★ Stitch and fold some stars from
They don’t take a lot of fabric leftovers. Though they look
❷ fabric, and are a great way to
use up scraps left over from
quite complicated, they require
more dexterity than sewing skill.
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strips of peel for the trunk. ★ add butter and eggs, mix, bake
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saving the prettiest for a ★
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Cut the kiwi fruit into Scatter some blueberries ★ you will need:
and quarter slices of ★ 2 cups self-raising flour, sifted with a
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pinch of salt
slices to form the bottom of Raspberries or pineapple ★ ¾ cup brown sugar
would look pretty, too.
★ ½ cup dried cranberries
the foliage. ★
½ cup dried apricots, chopped
Continue layering Refrigerate until ready to ★
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1½ tsp ground cardamom Toast the seeds and pepper
chocolate finely with a for 2 minutes until fragrant,
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CATHOLIC EDUCATION
IN THE WESTERN SUBURBS
Catholic Education Western Australia caters for over 77,000 students in 163 schools and colleges. In seeking a Catholic education for
your son or daughter, you can be assured that they will experience a quality, faith-filled education and graduate as a contributing member
of society with a Catholic world view.
Within the western suburbs, parents have a range of outstanding Catholic education options for their children in both primary and secondary
settings at the following locations:

LORETO NEDLANDS IONA PRESENTATION

Loreto Nedlands is a co-educational
COLLEGE
Catholic Primary School that offers Espousing Presentation values and a
Pre-Kindergarten to Year 6. Faith-based Catholic tradition, a pursuit of
academic excellence and a strong focus
Loreto inspires and empowers students on pastoral care, Iona Presentation College
to strive for excellence, to be of service offers a well-rounded education for girls
to others and to confidently embrace from Years 7 – 12. Iona strives to achieve
life in the spirit of Mary Ward. the best spiritual, intellectual, physical
Children experience a broad range of curricular and and cultural outcome for every student.
extra-curricular activities encompassing language, Iona holds two Open Mornings each year, the first
visual arts, performimg arts, musical appreciation, scheduled for 2016 will be held on 31 March. To find
public speaking and sport. out more about Open Mornings, or 2017 Scholarships,
69 Webster Street, Nedlands WA 6009 please visit the College website.
Tel: (08) 6389 9400 33 Palmerston Street, Mosman Park WA 6012
Email: admin@loretonedlands.wa.edu.au Tel: (08) 9384 0066 Email: admin@iona.wa.edu.au
Website: www.loretonedlands.wa.edu.au Website: www.iona.wa.edu.au

ARANMORE CATHOLIC NEWMAN COLLEGE

PRIMARY SCHOOL Newman College is a Pre-Kindergarten
Aranmore Catholic Primary School is a to Year 12 co-educational college of
hidden gem just off Anzac Road & Oxford approximately 1900 students, situated on
Street in Leederville, educating boys three campuses in Floreat and Churchlands.
and girls from a range of inner and Along with its traditional academic offerings,
western Perth suburbs. the College provides a large range of
Having recently completed a series of new builds and refurbishments, we offer co-curricular activities that include cultural, social awareness, community service,
outstanding facilities complemented by wonderful ovals, natural playgrounds and academic and sporting pursuits. The College also provides support for the
caring and dedicated teachers. special learning needs of its students, providing programs to cater for students
We also have an onsite Out-of-School Hours Care (OSHC) program and a diverse with disabilities, generalised learning needs, gifted and talented students and
and challenging mix of extra-curricular enrichment programs. Join us as non-ATAR pathways at senior school level. Overall the College
we continue to inspire, nurture and learn today so our students can is dedicated to providing an educational environment where
lead tomorrow. Kindy enrolments for 2016 are closing soon. students feel welcomed, accepted, safe and valued.
20 Brentham Street, Leederville WA 6007 216 Empire Avenue, Churchlands WA 6018
Tel: (08) 9444 9366 Email: admin@aranmorecps.wa.edu.au Tel: (08) 9204 9444 Email: newman@newman.wa.edu.au
Website: www.aranmorecps.wa.edu.au Website: www.newman.wa.edu.au

JOHN XXIII COLLEGE IONA PRESENTATION

John XXIII College is a Catholic PRIMARY SCHOOL
co-educational Pre-Kindergarten to Year Iona Presentation Primary School is
12 College in the Ignatian tradition that is a Catholic Primary School located in
renowned for its pastoral care, academic Mosman Park.
achievement, inclusivity, gifted and
talented program and comprehensive We cater for boys and girls from
co-curricular activities.  Kindy to Year 3. Our Upper Primary is
uniquely designed to specifically cater
Purpose built in 1986 on the
for the education of girls.
Mt Claremont site, the campus is renowned for its iconic architecture and
innovative capital improvements, together with first class sporting facilities. We are currently accepting applications
For enrolment enquiries please contact the Registrar and conducting interviews for 2016 onwards.
on 9383 0449 or visit the school website. Please call to book your school tour.
Mooro Drive, Mount Claremont WA 6010 Buckland Avenue, Mosman Park WA 6012
Tel: (08) 9383 0400 Email: jtc@johnxxiii.edu.au Tel: (08) 9286 9100 Email: admin@ionaps.wa.edu.au
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ST THOMAS’ PRIMARY SCHOOL ARANMORE CATHOLIC COLLEGE

St Thomas’ Primary School is a vibrant, Aranmore Catholic College is a
co-educational Catholic school, co-educational college for Years 7 to 12,
challenging young minds to become located in Leederville. As soon as you
creative, confident, life-long learners. walk onto our campus, you will quickly
Applications for enrolment are available discern three special things about our
on our website. Tours of the school school: we have a long and rich history,
can be booked throughout the year. we have happy students, and a high
teacher to student ratio which allows us
• Outstanding NAPLAN results • Innovative practices in technology to get to know each and every child. This means your child will enjoy a first class
• Focus on Excellence • Collaborative teaching & learning practices education, underpinned by traditional values, in a safe, supportive environment.
• Student directed leadership • 3 year old Pre-Kindergarten to Year Six We are currently accepting applications and conducting interviews for 2016
onwards. Please call us to book your school tour.
• Differentiated curriculum • Specialist teachers
8 Warden Street, Claremont WA 6010 41 Franklin Street, Leederville WA 6007
Tel: (08) 9286 9500 Email: admin@stthomas.wa.edu.au Tel: (08) 9444 9355 Email: acc@aranmore.wa.edu.au
Website: web.stthomas.wa.edu.au Website: www.aranmore.wa.edu.au
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Christmas cheer

Passionate party pavlova

You can make the meringues up to three days in and immediately turn down
advance. Ensure they are completely cool before the oven to 100C.
placing them in an airtight container and storing Bake for one hour then turn v
at room temperature. Cream and berries are best off the oven and leave the
meringues to cool completely.
added as close to serving as possible.
Prior to serving, assemble the
pavlova by placing one of
8 egg whites at room template roughly 20cm in the discs on a serving plate.
temperature diameter. Spread with one third of the
Pinch of salt In a very clean bowl, beat egg whipped cream and one third
500g caster sugar whites and salt until soft peaks of the mixed berries. Repeat
1tbsp cornflour form. Add sugar one table- with remaining layers, adding
2tsp white wine vinegar spoon at a time, beating well an artistic flourish to the top
1tsp vanilla bean paste after each addition. This may layer with some blooms from
take up to 10 minutes and the garden and whole berries.
To decorate: will result in a stiff and shiny
600ml whipping cream mixture.
2 cups mixed berries Sprinkle cornflour, vinegar
Blooms and additional fruit. and vanilla and fold through
briskly.
Preheat the oven to 180C. Divide mixture between the
Line three baking trays with three prepared trays and
parchment and trace around sculpt to form three discs.
a side plate to create a round Place into the pre-heated oven b

CHRISTMAS AT CHRIST CHURCH

★ A triple-layer pavlova cannot be hurried or faked, but nor does it have to be perfect.

MONDAY 21 DECEMBER
7PM LESSONS & CAROLS
THURSDAY 24 DECEMBER
CHRISTMAS EVE
A slice of magic of the bowl with lemon to beating and a long cook online and it comes with no
6PM CHILDREN’S MASS WITH NATIVITY PLAY
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floral the horrors of a rainy day, in a low oven, but you guarantee of success.

FRIDAY 25 DECEMBER
CHRISTMAS DAY
apron the world is awash with
(un)helpful tips and tricks
to make your mallow puff
will also need a light hand
and a patient outlook –
attributes that are harder
It is a dish made to be
shared amid the chaos of a
family celebration.
9AM CHORAL MASS
KATE NELSON and your crust crunch. to quantify. This is the sort of food
Look a little deeper and Mercifully, part of a that creates memories. I
SUNDAY 27 JANUARY As Christmas approaches,
9AM SUNG MASS you discover for every pavlova’s charm is that is learnt to make pavlova
I have been fielding some
chef who swears by using doesn’t have to be perfect. from my mother and
awkward question from
cnr Stirling Hwy & Queenslea Dr chilled eggs, there are just The best pavs are blessed couldn’t imagine a
Claremont, WA 6010 the youngest and canniest
as many loudly declaring with the gorgeous crackly Christmas without it.
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claremont.perth.anglican.org the secret to success texture and sheen of My hope is that my little
the concept of belief.
is using eggs at room architectural plaster with one will one day fondly
For the moment we
temperature. billowing cream the grout recall the days spent
have forged a deal that
At this point you realise that binds it all together. whipping, folding and
sometimes it is best if
that the most successful Festooned with blooms fluffing our way through
you don’t ask too many
cooks liberally season their from the garden and new our traditional family
questions.
dishes with a healthy dose season’s berries in all their recipes while discussing
Take, for instance, the
of optimism. glory, this week’s recipe is the finer details of Santa’s
enigma that is a perfect
You just can’t whip a joyful sight. logistics.
pavlova. Countries are
together a pav ignoring The antithesis of the Side by side in the
divided on its origin, while
basic guiding principles. modern world my sceptical kitchen, marvelling in the
cooks are united in their
You will need daughter lives in, a triple- joys of a 10-year-old’s logic
cry that meringues are
scrupulously clean layer pavlova cannot be is pure magic – there is no
temperamental beasts.
equipment, meticulous hurried, faked or bought question about it.
From swiping the inside

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Christmas cheer

Gift with a twist ★

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Chilly
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Christmas.
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Slice the lime into rounds
and use a paring knife to
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cut into each round and ★ You will need:
remove the fruit so all you ★
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1.75 litres French vanilla
have left is the rind. Twist ★ or cinnamon ice-cream
each piece of rind to make 8 cups dairy eggnog or
a spiral and set aside. canned eggnog, chilled
★
Drop cranberries one by ★ 1 litre cream soda, chilled
one into the bottle. Add ★ ground cinnamon
★ candy canes (optional)
a piece of lime rind every ★
couple of inches. Add sugar ★
★ Method:
and shake to distribute. ★
Pour in vodka until ★
Place ice-cream in
bottle is completely full. ★ an extra-large punch
★ bowl and add half the
Seal and shake gently to ★
dissolve sugar. ★ eggnog. Stir and mash
★ the mixture using a
Let the bottles sit in a ★
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★ the ice-cream is melted
five days. If it’s not ready ★
before handing it over, just ★
and the mixture is well
add a note to wait a few ★ combined.
★ Stir in the remaining
days before drinking. ★
★ eggnog.
★ Slowly pour in
★
Cranberry lime vodka ★ cream soda, stirring to
To make a one-litre bottle, you’ll need: ★ combine.
★
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To decorate each
vodka ★ glass, add a candy cane
1 bag of frozen cranberries ★ and sprinkle lightly
1 lime ★
★ with cinnamon.
2tbsp sugar ★
★

Wishing you joy, peace and

happiness this Christmas.
From our family to your family.

www.sthildas.wa.edu.au
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Christmas cheer

Voyces ring for Christmas
Voyces has two
more concerts to round
off a showcase year of
contemporary music.
The Perth ensemble of
young adult singers will
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December 16, part of
the Morning Melodies
program at His Majesty’s of the year, on Friday,
Theatre. December 18, Voyces
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Yet another Wembley garden impressed the judges. This front

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commercial or grouped housing category.
Judges said the varied plantings in this garden, at 27 Keane Street, in Wembley, invited further exploration.

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Several corner gardens impressed judges for the an-
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winner of the best residential front garden was in
Keane Street, Wembley, where judges said plantings
masked the house.
“When you look at the garden you get a feeling of
wanting to enter it and explore further,” the judges said.
“The house can hardly be seen.
“A large variety of flowering and foliage-accent shrubs
and fruit trees – including lemon, fig, agapanthus, cor-
dyline, frangipanis and cannas – is cleverly planted in
garden beds dotted around the corner block.”
The garden also won a prize 10 years ago.
Property owners Thomas and Diana Potter received
a trophy and $400.

ner
Another corner block in Turriff Road, Floreat, was

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Judges said they had noticed an increase in new wa-
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plots to waterwise principles in the choice of plants
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With its well-kept gardens and sweeping views, Belford Road in City Beach was named best-kept street in this year’s Cambridge Garden Competition.

gardens are blooming marvellous

A big corner property in Peebles Road, Floreat,
which has no lawn but strategically placed native
plants, won the best waterwise garden title.
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Colours caught the eyes of judges in Arbordale
Street, Floreat, with grass trees and red kangaroo
paws attracting a high commendation and $250
for Gary Ogden.
The best commercial or grouped housing garden
was at the Perth Radiation Oncology building in
Salvado Road, Wembley, with the garden at a row
of terraces in Reserve Street, Wembley, being
highly commended.
The best-kept street was Belford Road, City
Beach, which has sweeping views to the ocean.
Mayor Keri Shannon presented the prizes at the
town’s annual meeting on Monday.
To be considered for an award, gardens must be
visible from the road.
“Many front gardens this year were of a very high
standard with an abundance of plants in flower,” Judges highly commended the attractive garden at 13 Turriff This waterwise garden at 9 Arbordale Street, Floreat, was
Ms Shannon said. Road, Floreat. highly commended.

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3 3 2 319sqm

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4 3 1 2 1 592sqm

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COTTESLOE

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TRANQUIL RESORT LIFESTYLE!
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COTTESLOE

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CLASSIC NORTH FREO, EXCEPTIONAL POSITION 3 1 2 207sqm approx

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A C TO N
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We meet more buyers, we work as a team, it’s that simple!

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SOUTH WEST

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YALLINGUP $649,000 MARYBROOK $829,000

QUALITY BLOCK AT REDUCED PRICE!
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acre block in Gunyulgup Valley, Yallingup with panoramic valley view’s north and east would have to be
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and jump from the beautiful Geographe Bay, this truly is a rare South West gem. Set on a large 949sqm
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have a sea-change in mind or holiday escape.!

4 2 2

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YALLINGUP $750,000 WEST BUSSELTON $497,000

“CHARACTER HOME SO CLOSE TO YALLINGUP BEACH”
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MAYANUP FROM $199,000 GEOGRAPHE - BUSSELTON $469,000

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FERGUSON VALLEY EOI HENTY EOI

FERGUSON 28 ACRE HORSE FARM FERGUSON VALLEY 70 ACRES

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and games area with pool table and reverse cycling air-conditioning.
The Seller says it’s time to sell this one. This well-appointed modern home
has magnificent coastal views out across the treetops to Bunbury just
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Community news
Kylie Wholagan, from the Australian Electoral Commission, makes sure Julian Hawson (10) knows how to
mark his voting paper. Photo: Billie Fairclough
Kids learn to value their vote
Democracy is a serious
business, as students at
Churchlands Primary School
discovered.
Choosing new school coun-
cillors takes some considered
thinking.
Candidates for the eight seats
made speeches and presented
their policies.
Students in Years 3, 4 and
Alpacas seal the deal on country dream home
Two fuzzy alpacas were the
unlikely stars of a recent prop-
erty negotiation, with the lla-
ma like creatures sealing the
deal for the Holdaway family
in the purchase of ‘Rivergum’
a sprawling 5.23ha home in
Caversham.
While unusual, it was seren-
dipitous for the youngest of the
family, Zoe Holdaway, who had
been desperate for an alpaca af-
ter doing a school project on the
mammals.
“I always wanted a horse but
Mum and Dad wouldn’t let me
so an alpaca was the next best
thing. I was trying to get one
when we had our old property
but we didn’t have any fences or
paddocks,” Zoe said.
Zoe said when Rivergum
went up for sale everyone in the
family agreed it was their dream
home.
“When I saw that it had pad-
docks with alpacas, I knew it was
meant to be and the two alpacas
ended up being included when
we bought the house.”
The animal lover who already
has two cats, two dogs and a
number of chooks, is enamoured
with her two Huacaya alpacas,
named Star Glow and Regal Prin-
cess.
“They’re great pets, they pro-
tect the other animals, they’ve
got soft feet that don’t damage
the paddocks and they have big
personalities. Star Glow is a bit
5 and teachers sat in on the
presentation.
Kylie Wholagan, education
officer from the Australian
Electoral Commission, set up
a polling station with privacy
booths, a ballot box and voting
papers.
“They were every excited by
it all and hopefully it helped
them appreciate how important
democracy is,” she said.
shy but loves her food and Regal
Princess is very polite, waits for
her food to be served and fol-
lows me around,” she said.
“I feed them every morning
before school – they get muesli
and straw, although Regal Prin-
cess doesn’t like the straw very
much, she only eats the muesli.
Both of them will eat from my
hands and they let me pat them
on the neck and sometimes their
heads,” Zoe said.
Linda Sullivan of Space
Realty, who sold the property to
the Holdaways, said while most
negotiations revolve around
dollars and cents, property
agents should keep an open
mind and get to know their
clients.
“It’s important to think
outside the square – buyers
are people first and foremost,
with relationships, passions and
interests and sometimes what
gets a sale across has nothing to
do with money,” Linda said.
She said an ethical approach
to business, open, honest com-
munication and a genuine de-
sire to achieve positive, success-
ful outcomes for both seller and
buyer, has led to her success in
the industry (with accolades in-
cluding Grand Master for high-
est grossing annual sales 2013,
2014 and a place in REIWA’s top
ten real estate agents for value
sold). Almost 80 per cent of her
business is repeat or referral
“Hopefully it will carry
through to when they are
adults.”
At the end of polling, the
ballot box was taken back to
the commission’s headquarters
and the votes were fed into the
computer system used in elec-
tions, to come up with results.
The successful candidates
will be announced at the Year
6 graduation next week.
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Zoe Holdaway with her Huacaya Alpaca.
based – testament to the excep-
tional relationships she has with
her clients, built over years.
“This industry is more about
people than it is about homes,
I never tire of it. How could you
with so many different people?”
Linda said.
Repeat business from exist-
ing clients has resulted in Linda
managing properties across
Hostel opens ahead of
new children’s hospital
The new Children’s Hospital
is well behind schedule but
not the new $27million Ronald
McDonald House next door.
It has been built to provide
a home away from home for
families of seriously ill children
being treated in hospital.
The old house in Subiaco
closed its doors this week and
the new one opened in Nedlands
with nearly three times the
amount of accommodation.
It has the potential to help
more than 800 families from
across regional WA each year
at no cost to them.
The new house will provide
easy access for children receiv-
ing treatment once the new
hospital opens, now scheduled
for April.
Premier Colin Barnett offi-
cially opened Ronald McDonald
House last week.
“The house provides a place
Filipinos host free lunch
The Filipino Australian
Multicultural Association
(FAMAS) is holding its ulti-
mate Christmas lunch this
Saturday for seniors, the home-
less and the jobless.
The inaugural free event
for people living in group
homes without family will be
at the Macedonian Community
Centre, 51 Albert Street, North
Perth, from 11am to 3.30pm, on
December 12.
The volunteer entertainers
will be Mau Marcelo and Tani.
Perth, however her area of ex-
pertise lies in the western sub-
space
urbs, particularly Dalkeith. Linda
is based in the Space office on
THE BOUTIQUE EXPERIENCE
where families who are going
through similar experiences
can come together and support
each other, helping to ease the
isolation that many families
face,” he said.
It has a recreation room, a
teen den for older children and
a learning centre.
The state government was
the biggest contributor, with
Lotterywest contributing $8mil-
lion through grants and $5million
provided through the Royalties
for Regions program.
Regional Development
Minister Terry Redman said
he was pleased Royalties for
Regions was investing in facili-
ties that provided quality care
to regional families.
Remaining funds were raised
from businesses and corporate
leaders as well as community
fundraising events.
There will be free hair cuts
and mini facials with quality
natural products as well as gift
bags of toiletries.
Afterwards there will be a
Christmas dance party from 5.30
to 11pm, with dancing, games,
raffles and prizes.
Entry to the dance is $10, $5
for young people.
There will be drinks on sale
at the bar and Filipino food
for sale.
For more information, call
Anita on 0420 920 525 of email
famas-inc@hotmail.com.
Warratah Avenue, Dalkeith and
can be contacted on 0439 926
688 or via email at linda@spac-
erealty.com.au.
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Community news
A cray season
made in heaven
All the predictions of a
bumper crayfish season
are coming to fruition.
With full pots coming
over the side of the boat,
it is more a matter of se-
lecting the best crays to
reach the bag limit and
returning the rest to the
water.
Many boaties are reach-
ing their bag limits from
the first pot pulled.
I cannot remember
hearing of such great
numbers being caught by
the recreational crayfish-
ing fraternity for years,
but I am old enough to
remember the good old
days of seeing crays hang-
ing on to the outside of
pots as they were hauled
on board.
From memory, that was
just one season and it was
just the odd pot, whereas
this year it appears most
pots have been chock-
a-block with good-sized
crays.
At this time, the crays
are usually “whites” and
there are plenty of them
close to shore. But over
the next few weeks, the
crays will “walk” out to
the deeper water and
anglers with bigger boats
can follow them until they
go so far only the profes-
sionals will be able to
catch them.
This brings me to a
really miserable event
that happened a cou-
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FISHING
with Gary Shugg
ple of weeks ago just
off Mindarie, where
Fisheries inspectors
were watching a man and
woman catching crays
over a few days.
Their suspicions were
raised and they searched
their boat to find 81 crays.
I don’t get it. In a
bumper season that we
all dream about, when
there are plenty of crays
for everyone, a couple of
scumbags put a sour taste
in the mouth.
Throw the book at them
I say, and take their boat,
car and gear too. We do
not need anglers like
them.
I do know 99% of people
do the right thing and
I guess that is the main
point.
It’s a bumper season for
crays.
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Luke Robinson climbs the rigging on this year’s Ultimate Challenge.
Ready to sail to adventure
There will be 40 full scholar-
ships for sail-training voyages
for young people with disabilities
next year, thanks to the foundation
behind Paul Newman’s Own salad
dressings.
The donation means the not-for-
profit Leeuwin Ocean Adventure
Foundation can continue to pro-
vide this life-changing experience
to young people aged 14 to 25 with
physical, sensory or intellectual
disabilities.
The Leeuwin will be looking for
expressions of interest for up to 24
trainees with limitations as well as
16 young people aged 18 to 25 with
experience in healthcare, disability,
caring or similar areas who would
be keen to join the voyage as sup-
port trainees.
This year’s Ultimate Challenge
saw many amazing young people
celebrate their abilities on the
inspiring ocean adventure.
They conquered their fears as
they climbed the 33m main mast,
worked in a team to set sails and
A cuppa for the cancer cause
Maggie Byrne is calling her
latest venture Another Bloody
Gold Coin Fundraiser.
Appropriately, funds raised will
go to the Perth Blood Institute in
Nedlands.
With the support of coffee sup-
plier 5 Sense Coffee, Maggie is
hoping to raise up to $1000 over
a couple of weeks by donating a
percentage of each regular coffee
bought at her Monkey Puzzle Cafe
Boo, hiss – he’s behind you!
A traditional pantomime for the
whole family, Babes in the Wood,
features song and dance, gender-
swapping, groan-worthy jokes
and an avalanche of ad-libbing.
Presented by the Graduate
Dramatic Society and directed by
Stephen Lee at Roleystone Theatre,
First edition sold out!
New updated
edition now on sale
‘
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$30
Signed copies of Presumed Guilty are available from
the POST at 276 Onslow Road, Shenton Park or
The Lane Bookshop, Claremont or buy online from the ABC Shop
pushed themselves out of their
comfort zones, standing watch as
they sailed through the night.
STS Leeuwin II captain Sarah
Robinson said: “Seeing someone
who struggled to walk down the deck
have the confidence to climb our
masts is a very humbling experience
and puts your own life challenges
into perspective.”
To register interest as a trainee
or support trainee for next year’s
Ultimate Challenge, visit sailleeu-
win.com.
in Subiaco.
Maggie said one of her friends
had only recently let slip how
severely ill she’d been with blood
cancer and it had made her want
to help fund more research.
The Perth Blood Institute re-
searches blood cancers, bleeding
and clotting disorders.
The Monkey Puzzle Café at 3/22
Railway Road, is tucked away be-
hind the Ace Cinema building site.
it is about two children who are
abandoned in Sherwood Forest
by their wicked uncle.
The show is at 8pm on December
11, 12, 16, 18 and 19, with 2pm
matinees on December 12 and 19.
Tickets are $20, $15 concession,
and can be booked via roleystone-
theatre.com.au/booking/show/43.
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for sale
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37 Weld Street, Nedlands

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Set amongst established gardens on the high point of the street sits this
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for sale
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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder! Look beyond the 1970’s brick exterior
to a brilliantly modern family home on a huge quarter acre block. With 4
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Community news
Girls make robots in
hands-on workshop
Angela Dalstra is a Robogal.
As well as studying civil
engineering at the University
of WA, in a team of female stu-
dents who volunteer to go out
to schools to inspire the next
generation.
The student-run Robogals
group aims to increase female
enrolment in engineering and
science by running free interac-
tive robotics and engineering
workshops in schools.
Last week, Angela was at
Cottesloe Primary School where
she found 26 very keen Year 4/5
girls, who have been learning
computer coding from their
teacher, Caroline Brades.
Making trains … Students, from left, Oscar Line, Rory Watters, Jack Hall
and Pierce Matheson get into woodwork with help from Chris Lawrence
from Bunnings.
Christmas
shopping
MADE EASY
Your Christmas
shopping will be all
wrapped up in no
time. First hour free
parking is available
at the following car
parks in Subiaco:
1 FORREST STREET
2 ROWLAND STREET
3 PARK STREET
4 BARKER ROAD
www.subiaco.wa.gov.au
“The girls used Lego
Mindstorm equipment and
software to program the robots,”
Ms Brades said.
Meanwhile, staff from
Bunnings Cottesloe worked
with the boys, who made
wooden trains, with all materi-
als and equipment supplied by
Bunnings.
“I have a particular interest
in identifying the ways boys
learn best and wanted to cater
for their needs by organising a
hands-on activity that enabled
them to plan and construct,” Ms
Brades said.
A group of boys said this was
the best day ever.
UWA Robogal Angela Dalstra joins Cottesloe Primary students, from left, Hannah Wilson, Bella Van Ingen-kal
and Noelani Glass to program some robots. Photo: Billie Fairclough
Christmas tales
Peter Ferguson
will present Tales of
Generous couple leave
Christmas, including
the story of the kid-
napping of baby Jesus
from the Christmas
trust to help disabled
crèche, for the Unitarian A trust left by a Floreat couple and so he moved into supported
Association. to help people with disabilities accommodation provided by WA
The event will be at is offering up to $15,000 for Blue Sky.
10.30am on Sunday, deserving projects. Mr and Mrs Brealey had made
December 20, at Drabble The Jon and Barry Brealey provision for Jon’s care to continue
House, 2 Webster Street, Trust was set up by Ailsa and Bert after they died, and after his death
in 2009, the residue of the estate
behind Nedlands li- Brealey, of Bourneville Crescent,
brary. and is named in honour of their was transferred to the Jon and
sons, who were born with a Barry Brealey Trust.
neurological disease called Lesch- This trust is now in a position
Nyhan syndrome. to make grants to organisations
Their parents cared for them for and agencies working in disability
nearly 60 years, most of the time support and research.
with no help until, in their latter Priority will be given to projects
years, some limited funding from that will add value to the lives
of people with disabilities or to
the government enabled Silver
Chain to provide some home research that will reduce the
help while the Spastic Welfare number of people born with or
Association, as it was known who acquire disabilities.
in those days, provided limited Applications must be submitted
support for day activities. in the trust’s prescribed format
Barry died in 1996 while still before February 15 next year.
living at home but it became To ask for an application form
increasingly difficult for the from the trust, email jabbtrust@
Brealeys to continue to care for Jon bigpond.com.
Doco tells inspiring story
Eight years ago, Buddhist monk
Lobsang Phuntsok felt called
to leave his life as a spiritual
teacher in the US and return to
the region of his birth to help
suffering children.
He has created a community
1 in the foothills of the Himalayas
called Jhamtse Gatsal, Tibetan
for the Garden of Love and
Compassion, which provides a
4 permanent home for 85 orphaned
or abandoned children, who are all
learning to live compassionately.
Part of his story is told in a
movie called Tashi and the Monk,
3 which will screen at 6.30pm on
Monday, December 14, at Luna
2 SX in Fremantle.
The movie tells the story of
Lobsang and his newest arrival,
Tashi (5).
Before the movie is screened,
Geshe Ngawang Sonam, from the
Hayagriva Buddhist Centre, will Buddhist monk Lobsang Phutsok.
give a short talk and blessing.
Enjoy chai and light vegetarian and tickets will be available on
refreshments. A hamper will be the night.
raffled on the night All proceeds will be donated to
The cost is $20, $15 concession, Jhamtse Gatsal.
Make extra cash and advertise your
unwanted goods in the POST classifieds
online at www.postnewspapers.com.au
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Community news
Broome kittens The healing
find a Haven power of
Thirteen lucky stray kittens
were flown from Broome last
week to find homes in Perth.
The kittens were rescued by
humour
SAFE Broome, a group that sets A “laughter boss” program
about finding homes for dogs, at Wearne in Cottesloe aims
cats, puppies and kittens that to encourage humour in the
have been rescued from the aged-care facility and improve
shire pound. team morale and relationships
Shire rangers in Broome with residents.
volunteered their time in car- Wearne, which is managed by
ing for and saving the kittens Bethanie, is the first to use the
because they were too beautiful program, with workshops every
to put down. Thursday for 12 weeks.
The kittens are now find- The program is presented by
ing their feet at Cat Haven in the Humour Foundation to help
Lemnos Street, Shenton Park. staff improve residents’ quality
“We will look after them and of life and psychosocial care.
try to adopt them to new homes Wearne occupational therapist
as quickly as possible,” Cat Alex Fergusson, said: “The pro-
Haven’s Chandra Woodley said. gram is a fantastic opportunity
“We are very full at the for staff to learn new techniques
moment because it is kitten to improve the daily lives of
season. residents.
“We have over 350 cats at our “We are proud to be the first
shelter and 530 in foster care.” WA site trialling the 12-week
program and it will be amazing
RIGHT: These kittens have flown to see the results and the differ-
thousands of kilometres to find ence it makes to our residents.”
new homes in Perth. The first workshop incorpo-
rated dressing up and testing
Photo: Paul McGovern different laughter strategies.
The 12-week program aims
to lower stress, reduce anxi-

A medal for an anti-smoking hero

This year’s Elphick Medal
for outstanding contributions
to tobacco control has gone to
Emeritus Professor D’Arcy
Holman, who recently retired
after many years as UWA’s
professor of public health.
The medal is awarded in
memory of Dr Bob Elphick, a
pioneering chest physician who
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was president of the Australian
Council on Smoking and Health
(ACOSH) from its beginnings
in 1971.
This year’s award was pre-
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WA Governor Kerry Sanderson
at a breakfast at Matilda Bay.
Governor Sanderson said
the award was a well-deserved
acknowledgement of Emeritus
Professor Holman’s enormous
contributions to public health
and epidemiology during a stel-
lar career.
Professor Holman said: “When
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wrong in doing enormous harm
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Community news
Teachers who
lead the way
Forty newly-appointed level 3 classroom
teachers attended a celebration at Herdsman
Lake Wildlife Centre last week.
Level 3 teachers are exemplary teachers
recognised and rewarded for their exceptional
teaching. As classroom teachers, they play
important roles in providing and supporting
high-quality teaching and leadership in schools.
Education Minister Peter Collier gave an
address and the new level 3s were presented
with certificates and lapel pins.
The group was congratulated and welcomed to
the Level 3 Classroom Teachers’ Association by
president Celia Elissegaray and vice-president
Fae Turner before joining current level 3 teach-
ers, families and friends for refreshments on
the lakeside lawn.
Music was provided by a student jazz trio,
The Allans.

RIGHT: Top teachers … A new group of level 3

teachers celebrate with Education Minister Peter
Collier. Photo: photoworks

Join a group for budding authors They’re looking up

Do you want to write but don’t “I have attended a few writing “I am now looking for expres-
have the discipline or perhaps
the confidence to sit down and
get your thoughts on to paper?
in Mosman Park courses over the years but found
they were not enough,” Lene said.
“Theoretic knowledge gained
sions of interest from other ama-
teur writers.”
Lene said she had approached
from a professional does not local libraries and community Mosman Park is having Take along picnics, pic-
Have your children or grandchil- a night of stargazing next
necessarily make you a good or centres about room hire and nic blankets or chairs, and
dren asked about your childhood? prolific writer. received favourable responses. Thursday at Tom Perrott
Maybe an ancestor did some- torches to enjoy the fun from
“I was told it is the practice of One library had been interested Reserve. 7.45 to 10pm on Thursday,
thing amazing, but the story has writing that improves your skill in staging readings in which mem- The event will begin with
never been documented and you December 17, at Tom Perrott
and ideally we should write every bers of the group could present a session on how to navigate
are the last one who knows the Reserve, McCabe Street, in
day. Theory is great, but in my life, their writing to the local com- the night sky, by Astronomy
details. reality is something different.” munity. Education Services. Mosman Park.
Aspiring writer Lene Bolton, “After reading Writing Alone, The group would start next Then there will be hands- To book, email Haylie
of Nedlands, wants to write and Writing Together, A Guide for month. on chances to explore the Clark on community@mos-
is looking for fellow writers in- Writers and Writing Groups, by Anyone interested is asked cosmos through powerful manpark.wa.gov.au or phone
terested in gaining confidence Judy Reeves, I realised joining to email buddingauthors@iinet. telescopes. 9384 1633.
through interaction. a writing group was the answer. net.au.

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Community news
School supplies
head for Africa
Nedlands brothers Max and Cameron
Mackenzie are calling on old school friends
to help them out with pencils and paper.
The brothers, now in their 20s, were stu-
dents at John XXIII College after leaving East
Claremont and Nedlands primary schools.
“Mum works in Zambia as an educational
psychologist and learning support teacher,”
Max said.
“She recently started collecting old stationery
to donate to kids in rural schools who have
no supplies.
Max said the postal system in Zambia was
bad and rather than rely on it they filled their
suitcases with stationery when they visited.
He said he and Cameron were hoping that
in the spirit of Christmas, students from their
old schools would make donations before the
end of term.
The brothers can be contacted on mackenzie.
max@outlook.com.

Students danced under their artwork at Jolimont Primary School’s Arts Party.

Joli party celebrates creativity

Students demonstrated
their wide array of artistic
talents at Jolimont Primary
School’s end of year Arts
Party.
The party last Saturday
celebrated and showcased
what students had learnt
and achieved in the arts
during the year.
All classes collaborated to
produce work with artist-in-
residence Jane Patterson.
Their work was arranged
around the school and pro-
vided a colourful backdrop
to routines by drummers,
soloists and the school
choir.
All students performed a
number of dances, directed
by Humphrey’s Dance
Studio.
The P&C ran popular food
stalls during the afternoon.
Principal Barbara Iffla
said it was wonderful to
see the school community
collaborate to celebrate
students’ performances and
impressive artistic abilities.
“Another highlight was
behind-the-scenes work
done by the P&C, along
with the amazing parent
contributions to food stalls
and staff and community Students at the Zambia International School help
assistance to the school,” out by sorting the stationery donated by Perth
she said. people.

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Community news
Times are
changing,
says
disability
advocate
Samantha Connor, one of
WA’s leading disability ad-
vocates, believes that WA is
entering a new era of empow-
erment for people living with
disability.
Samantha is a visual artist,
magazine editor, scout leader,
wheelchair user, mother-of-six
(two with disabilities) and vocal
advocate for the rights of people
with disabilities.
To mark the International
Day of People with Disability
last week, Samantha spoke at
an event for MercyCare in West
Perth.
Samantha actively lobbied
for the National Disability
Insurance Scheme (NDIS), and
told the audience the NDIS
would mean a new era of em-
powerment.
“The NDIS is designed to
improve disability services and
provide meaningful choice and
control for people with disabili-
ties,” she said.
“For a long time, people with
disability have been struggling
to get the support they need to be
who they are. It is exciting to see
organisations like MercyCare
making the commitment to bridg-
ing the gap between a disabled
life and a good life.”
MercyCare has recently
become an approved service
provider through the NDIS.
NDIS project manager Gill
Watts said it was a fantastic
opportunity for MercyCare to
extend its services and help
more people with disabilities.
“MercyCare offers flexible
services that are tailored to the
individual and their changing
needs,” she said. “The person
drives the process.
“We listen to what it is they
want and then we work in part-
nership to make it happen.”
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Inspiring disability leader Samantha Connor says the new insurance system will empower people.
A comfy way to walk the Bibbulmun
Five new guided walks on
the Bibbulmun Track – rang-
ing from four to nine days
of walking – will be on offer
next year.
The new town-to-town tours
are designed so people can
walk whole sections of the
track in absolute comfort, with
accommodation, meals and
transport provided.
It is a way to enjoy the beauty
and serenity of the Bibbulmun
without carrying a heavy pack
or camping out.
The walks will go from
Albany to Denmark, Pemberton
to Northcliffe, Walpole
to Denmark, Northcliffe
to Walpole, and Collie to
Balingup.
The level of difficulty will
vary from tour to tour, but each
is designed to be achievable for
people with a moderate level
of fitness.
There will be plenty of op-
portunities to rest and take in
the scenery along the way.
A small day pack is all people
need, with an air-conditioned
bus transporting walkers to and
from the track each day.
Home-made meals, accom-
modation, transport to and
from Perth and professional
guides are all included in the
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The Albany to Denmark leg
from April 2 to 8 involves five
days of walking; Pemberton
to Northcliffe from April 10
to 13 is four days of forest
walking; Walpole to Denmark
from April 17 to 25 involves 7½
days of walking; Northcliffe to
Walpole , May 14 to 22, involves
8½ days’ walking, and Collie to
Balingup, September 19 to 23,
is 4½ days of walking.
For more information, con-
tact the Bibbulmun Track
Foundation on 9481 0551, email
events@bibbulmuntrack.org.au
or visit www.bibbulmuntrack.
org.au.
New online
service
means
less red tape
It is now much easier and
quicker to get hold of WA
identity records.
More than two million birth,
death and marriage certificates
dating from 1841 have been
converted to electronic format,
providing quick and easy access
to historical records.
The Registry of Births, Deaths
and Marriages has spent the
past six years painstakingly
converting the large volume
of paper-based records dating
from the early days of European
settlement.
Attorney-General Michael
Mischin says the project is an
example of the state govern-
ment’s commitment to reducing
red tape.
“Prior to the digitisation
project, it took up to five days
to issue a certificate, whereas
now, the vast majority are is-
sued the same day,” he said.
Country residents can access
certificate services directly
from several regional court-
houses, which is faster and
more convenient than having
to apply to the Perth registry.
Mr Mischin said another
new 24-hour, seven-day digital
service enabled people to pay
fines and infringement notices
with the Fines Enforcement
Registry online.
And a new e-lodgement
service meant lawyers and
government agencies could
lodge documents online with
the Supreme, District and
Magistrates’ courts and the
State Administrative Tribunal.
Make extra cash and
advertise your
unwanted goods in the
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online at
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Community news
More time for your
Christmas shopping
Major retailers can open as early as 7am
on weekdays and Saturdays, 8am on Sunday
and close later, at 6pm, on Saturdays and
Sundays in the lead-up to Christmas.
Commerce Minister Michael Mischin said the
extended trading would provide greater con-
venience, choice and flexibility for consumers.
Mr Mischin reminded shoppers to exercise
their consumer rights if the gifts they bought
needed to be returned.
“Consumers are entitled to a refund, replace-
ment or repair if the product they buy is faulty,
unsafe or not as described,” Mr Mischin said.
“However, if consumers want to return a
gift because it’s the wrong size, they don’t like
the style or colour or just want to exchange it
for another gift they prefer, then the returns
policies will differ from store to store and are
completely at the retailer’s discretion.
“If you receive a gift card, make sure you take
note of the terms and conditions and the expiry
date, or redeem it as soon as possible, as it’s
estimated Australian retailers make $300mil-
lion from unclaimed gift vouchers each year
which the consumer is better off spending.”
For more information on trading hours, visit
commerce.wa.gov.au/tradinghours.

Peppermint Grove tournament sponsors, from left, Stirling Thomson, Ann-Marie Hogan and Wiz Moir with division winners Rome-
Country tennis comes to town
Nearly 60 tennis players
enjoyed a country-style
tennis tournament at
Peppermint Grove Tennis
Club recently.
The Air Out Your
Adidas open tourna-
ment attracted keen
players from city and
country clubs including
Mosman Park, Cottesloe,
lie Grayson and David Nicholson.
Kalamunda and Beverley.
The winners of the mixed
doubles were Romelie
Grayson and David Smythe,
Simonne Ventouras and
David Nicholson, and
Charmaine Willing and
Richard York.
The event was sponsored
by trucking and crane com-
pany R&L Hiab Services,
and watching over the tennis
action was a 30m crane fly-
ing a WA flag, and a vintage
Chevy truck, both owned by
R&L Hiab Services managing
director Stirling Thomson
and Wiz Moir.
The Peppermint Grove
Tennis Club is enjoying a
busy and competitive pen-
nant season, with club head
coach Troy Hargreaves su-
pervising a record number
of 21 junior pennant teams
on Sunday mornings.
The club is also fielding a
state league men’s pennant
team, along with 11 senior
women’s and five senior
men’s pennant teams.
For more information
about the club, contact club
president Henry Willis on
pgtc@optusnet.com.au.
Know a dedicated
social worker?
Nominations are now open for the 2016
WA Social Worker of the Year Awards, and
members of the public are being asked to help.
The annual award celebrates the social work
profession and acknowledges dedicated social
workers across WA.
Anyone can nominate a social worker in one
of five award categories, with one category
winner announced as the Social Worker of
the Year at the event in May.
For more information, call Tess Maisey on
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2 Millers Court, Cottesloe

FROM $1,350,000 For Sale

3 |2 |2

5 2 2

Residence On The Park Features Include:

•
•
3 separate living areas
Great courtyard
Tucked away down Millers Court with a modest presentation to the street, sits this substantial • 5 bedrooms
family home. • 2 bathrooms
• Ground floor master bedroom
Only a short stroll to North Cottesloe Primary School and the other local schools, say goodbye • High spec kitchen
to being stuck in school traffic! Within walking distance to the train station, Napolean Street, • Large double garage
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nick@shellabears.com.au chris@shellabears.com.au

11/108 Broome Street, Cottesloe

FROM $600,000 For Sale

2 1

400 Metres to the Beach Features Include:

• 2 generous bedrooms
• Renovated kitchen
Perched at the top of one of the best streets in Cottesloe where Loma and Broome Streets • Renovated bathroom
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Enquire for more information

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nick@shellabears.com.au chris@shellabears.com.au
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48 Viking Road, Dalkeith

FROM $2,400,000 For Sale

3 |2 |2

5 2 2

A Home Among The Gum Trees Features Include:

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Designed around a beautiful pool and landscaped grounds, this complete family home is priced to give you a
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Built at the crest of Viking Road, this home is only a casual walk to the Dalkeith village, park and river. Return home • Renovated kitchen and bathroom
via the scenic road along the river from Hackett Drive to wind down from work. This really is the most peaceful and • Separate workshop
tranquil pocket in the western suburbs.
Enquire for more information

Nick Holt 0477 443 996 Chris Shellabear 0418 910 065
nick@shellabears.com.au chris@shellabears.com.au

Meridian apt, 304, 29 Leighton Beach Boulevard, North Fremantle

$990,000 For Sale
Artist’s Impression

Artist’s Impression

3 |2 |2
Image taken 06/14

2 2 2

Your New Beach Pad

There is a very exciting opportunity with this 2 bed dual aspect apartment at Leighton. Whether it’s a base to reach Features Include:
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The clever layout of this ‘through’ apartment provides significant cross ventilation, which can reduce cooling costs in • All amenities are on your doorstep
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and living the North Fremantle way in no time.
Construction is expected to commence in the first half of next year and an anticipated completion 2 years from then.

Nick Holt 0477 443 996

nick@shellabears.com.au
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Community news
Cambridge
In the premier
league of the pen-
nant competition, the
Cambridge Knights
showed the value of
all teams contributing.
Playing at Bass-
endean on a rain-
soaked green, the only
winning Cambridge
rink was David Opie,
Harold Christensen,
Dave Jones and Don
Leeson, with a 27/14
result.
But the other rinks
never gave in, and
as a result the team
won the aggregate by
1 shot over top side
Bassendean. The
Knights are firmly in two games in a row to to South Perth, but Lesley Langley and
second spot, only half be just 2 points out of Martin Saunders, Betsy Tapley finished
a point behind. the top four. John McIntosh, David with 32/6.
Cambridge’s division Brian Clay took Steinberg and Lindsay As a result, the
2 dispatched a deter- his side of Warren Richardson won with ladies now find them-
mined Inglewood side Smith, Bernie Yates +10 and the team selves on top of the
to consolidate top spot. and Paul Litopolis to gained 2pts overall. mountain.
The team was bol- a 23/13 victory, while Perth & Tatts were The men’s mid-week
stered by the promo- Dave Sladen, Duncan too strong for 2 red, pennant results were
tion of Tony Bellos McPhail, George but in 4 white, Peter mixed for Hollywood.
to skip and the re- Macrides and Bob Bacich, Alan Davison, Division 2 came
turn from injury of Gauntlett fought their Ross McLean and Ron home with the aggre- Catherine Ryan, right, leads a women’s English
Wally Manning to join way to a 19-shot draw. Day won by +4 and gate from Manning, conversation class at the Nedlands library.
Neil Howat and Phil On the other rinks secured 1pt. with the rink of
McShane.
At one stage this
Harry Kuhaupt and
Don Quinn were never
Exhausted by the
travel, 4 blue were un-
John Hall, Bill Ford,
Robbie Appleton and For Catherine, volunteering
side was 25/0, but a far away, going down able to match Merriwa Tony Byrne finishing
small lapse saw a final by 2 shots on both but did enjoy the snack with a 19-shot win to is as easy as falling off a log
result of 33/14, which rinks. afterwards. secure the aggregate
was good enough to Division 4 is yet to There was a great and the pots. Thanks to volunteer Catherine Ryan, local
women are getting to grips with Australian
secure the pots. post a win, having lost game in the Rotators Division 4 was
players to fill gaps in v Reserves, with thrashed at Claremont, idioms and conversational quirks like “it’s
Division 3 had an a piece of cake”.
ordinary start to the higher divisions. Win Jones, Adrian struggling with the dif-
Indomitable skip Ken Clements (in his first ferent pace of a grass Catherine has been volunteering at the
year but has now won Nedlands library women’s English conversa-
Bradley, Irving Judge, game for the season), green and a strong
John Knowles and Peter Moulton and cross wind. tion group for eight months, her background in
Geoff Boyd were 18/15 Tom James winning In Saturday’s pen- education making her an ideal fit for the role.
winners while new with a narrow +1 to nants, division 2 made There is plenty of laughter as she explains
member Ross Williams take home the wine. a start on the long Australian oddities like “bring a plate” so
and his team went down Saturday saw 1 climb from the cellar the women in the group feel they can join
narrowly 15/18. blue south go down with a hard-fought win in Australian life.
In the club cham- to Cockburn, but Ross against second-placed If you are interested in finding out more
pionship pairs, Jon Donald, Pete Collins, Morley. about volunteering opportunities, contact
Sharp and Andrew John McCormack The rink of Alan Robyn Forrest at the Nedlands Volunteer
Ness are through to and Ross MacKenzie Brindley, Rod Hickling, Resource Centre on 9273 3640 or volunteer-
the finals with their scraped home with +1, Robbie Appleton and ing@nedlands.wa.gov.au.
opposition to be ei- gaining 1pt. Mike Hatch won by 2;
ther the pair of Cliff John Hall, Peter Evans, Classic Triples last
Wooldridge and Don
Division 3 red picked
up 6½pts against Glen Morey and Tony weekend. Pétanque
Leeson or Tony Walsh Mosman Park with a Byrne had a 3-shot win; After a lot of prepa-
and Peter Easom. fine performance by Rob Blythe, Bill Ford, ration it was a great At Subiaco
The final of the club John O’Meehan, John Jack Hamilton and success, even though Pétanque Club on
triples has been held Pole, Kim Green and Vern Jones won by 6; the weather threat- Saturday, members
over and is expected John Gadsdon, who and Leigh Fitzpatrick, ened. and two visitors from
to be on December 20. The winning

Fix it quickly
scored +17. Wally Graham, Ron Chiltern Pétanque
Division 4 blue went Middleton, and Dan team came from Club in the UK en-
Dalkeith down to North Beach, Byrne won by 8 and Doubleview, the joyed social play free
but a +11 victory for were also presented runners-up were from from the anticipated
Nedlands Chris Richardson, with the pots. Bassendean and third bad weather.
Renovating or The winners of
last Tuesday’s mixed
Marty Adams, Pek
Goh and Duncan
After a week in the
penthouse, division 5
place was won by the
Mosman Park team
of Graeme Wishart,
This Saturday,
December 12, will be
games were Barry
repairing your home?
McMurtrie contributed has been moved down a competition day.
Harper and Val 1½pts. three floors. Chris McKenna and At 5pm on Sunday,
Jackson with +3. Bill Division 5 blue Phil Lawler, Laurie John Carter. Well December 13, the
Smith, David Ironside, chalked up 2pts against Ward, David Beswick done to all. presentation of the
The POST each week lists tradesmen who Marie Monks and Mt Lawley, assisted by and Colin Graves did The mid-week ladies Pétanque WA Awards
Brian Jackson finished some very good play well to claw their had good wins in pre- for the year will take
provide every household service, from with +4. by Win Jones, Andy way back to be within mier division, division place at Subiaco
unblocking drains to unravelling the In Thursday’s bank- McGlew, Pete Prout three shots by game’s 1 and 3. All played at Pétanque Club, on
ers, the winners were and Bruce Clarke. end. Ted Brown, Chris home. the corner of Rokeby
mysteries of your new flat-screen television. Barry Harper and Bill Ross Donald and Osborn, Ron Wilkie The mid-week men’s and Nicholson roads,
They will do your books, clean or paint your house, Smith with +6 in a 2-4-2 Andrew Foster are and Ray Preston went divisions 1 and 4 were Subiaco.
game. the new men’s club down by 2, as did John also successful. There will be social
landscape the garden, do handyman In Saturday’s pen- champion pair. Duncan, Bill Chellew, There was a play from 2.30pm, be-
repairs or build an entire house. nants, both ladies’ The standard of John Horsfall and good roll-up for fore the presentation,
teams got a full quota play was high and Greg Bridges. Wednesday’s scroung- which will be followed
Readers tell us they have carried out major of 4pts each. the plate was won by The bride was beau- ers. by an informal bar-
extensions and renovations just by using the Division 2 lime’s Jesse Brown and Joel tiful, the groom was The winner was becue. Everybody is
Heather Hince, Carol Steinberg. handsome and the Helen Hood, followed welcome.
POST trades and services directory near the back Anderson, Anne father of the bride by Rae Edwards, Ian The club Christmas
of the newspaper. Clements and Marg Hollywood was a relieved man Flack, Wyn Lucas and dinner will be at
Campbell won with as renovations to the Margaret Holbrook. the club at 6pm on
The directory is also available on the Internet at +9 while in 3 purple, Subiaco club were completed On Saturday, the Saturday, December
postnewspapers.com.au Gwenda McIntosh, on time and the wed- men’s division 1 and 19, after social play.
Wendy O’Meehan, It was an over- ding reception went 5 teams had wins. The Christmas gift
To advertise email Sally-Anne Sansom whelming win for ahead as planned. The ladies’ division giving takes the form
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with +6. Tuesday’s pennants good win against Mt
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free local newspaper possible. a lot of red ink this Lush, Deirdre Duncan,
Park a big influence over
who contribute to-
wards this Christmas
week, but there were Nada Bonny and Usha All the best male some matches, with gesture.
some fine rink efforts. Nigam effortlessly bowlers from the heavy rain in some
metro area entered areas and not in oth-
Division 1 blue
south went down
won 30/12, while Anne
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TIMEOUT POST ■ December 12 , 2015

Art in pictures
SARAH McNEILL in the Pilbara in 2013. Sue said that as a plein- She admitted that if she Lombadina Mission in the
Dale was leading a group air painter of wide-aspect hadn’t become an artist 1960s. His photographs
An unlikely meeting in the of photographers from the panographs of the Australian she would probably be a reflect a passion for the
red pindan dust between Medical Arts Association landscape she painted only photographer: outback and remote places
adventurous water-colourist while Sue was swapping what she actually saw, “The advantage I have is I and the people who live
Sue Cross and master easels and palettes with though she takes a lot of don’t need Photoshop,” she there.
photographer Dale Neill fellow artists under the photographs as memory said. “I just leave out what’s He said collaborating
has led to a joint exhibition, snappy gums at Karijini. joggers. not relevant.” with a refined English
Paint and Pixels, at the Two weeks around camp “I was really interested in Dale is no stranger to the water-colourist wasn’t his
Gallows Gallery. fires, inspired by cabernet photographic techniques and Australian outback – he grew first priority, but that Sue
The collaboration had its merlot and shooting stars, kept asking Dale for advice,” up holidaying on his uncle’s had kept asking questions
genesis when a busload of led Sue and Dale to discuss she said. “He’s one of the farms in Benjaberring and about photography.
photographers and a bus full the relevance of art to best teachers I’ve ever come spent four years teaching
of artists collided artistically photography and vice versa. across.” in Halls Creek and at ■ Please turn to page 86

■ Proving he can combine photography

with art, photographer Dale Neill adds
artist Sue Cross to his photo, Red Dingo.

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POST
TIMEOUT
■ Colliding in the Pilbara: A watercolour landscape by Sue Cross and a photo by Dale Neill.
Truth proves to be elusive
Truth (M)
✪✪✪✪
REVIEW: PIER LEACH
The title word is bandied
about in writer-director
James Vanderbilt’s
penetrating drama – but it
remains elusive more than
a decade after the events
upon which the film is
based.
Truth charts the 2004
American news media
scandal that brought down
venerated CBS anchor
Dan Rather (Robert
Redford) and his long-time
producer and friend Mary
Mapes (Cate Blanchett). It
is a propulsive story about
what goes on behind the
cameras.
In the wake of Mapes
and Rather’s staggering
exposé of torture in Abu
Ghraib prison in Iraq, for
which they would later
win a Peabody Award for
CBS’s 60 Minutes, the pair
utnabout
ARTS
■ Public Platform:
Festival of Urban Art
and Ideas,
Form briefing meeting
Claremont Goods Shed,
Shenton Road
Saturday, December 12,
11am
Form is holding
a free briefing
and site walk
for interested
creatives to
submit ideas
as part of the
Platform Festival to be
held on the streets of
Claremont from April 1 to
3, 2016.
For more information go
to platform@form.net.au.
■ An Evening in the
Wood
Fremantle Timber Traders
41 Wood Street, Fremantle
on December 9 to 11, 16
to 18, 21 to 23, 6 to 9pm
Showing a vast range of
collected salvaged timbers.
began investigating a story
that went to air in the lead-
up to the Bush v Kerry
presidential election.
The report – produced
with an experienced
team including a military
consultant (Dennis Quaid),
researcher (Topher Grace)
and journalism professor
(Elisabeth Moss) and
■ Christmas Eve
Abbe May Gospel Choir
Mojo’s Bar, North Fremantle
Thursday, December 24,
8pm
Abbe May, Odette Mercy,
Morgan Bain and Joni
Hogan are among WA’s
best soul
singers.
Together
they sing
their
favourite
gospel tunes.
Book through mojosbar.
com.au.
■ Boxing Day
Rosemount Hotel
Saturday, December 26,
Tame Impala front man
Kevin Parker
$10 pre-sale
Rosemount backyard
Free: DJs Jo Lettenmaier
and Andrew Sinclair from
6pm.
based on compelling
evidence – asserted
President George W. Bush
had not only used his
family connections to avoid
service in Vietnam in 1968,
but had also failed to even
show up to the Texas Air
National Guard where he’d
been posted.
The documents on which
■ Felicity Peters’ collection of enamel and bead jewellery and keum boo vessels.
A feast of unique jewellery
Floreat jeweller Felicity Peters is
showing her latest collection as part
of Gallows Gallery Christmas Feast
exhibition, which is on until this
Sunday, December 13.
She said her latest work included
necklaces with a stunning range of
gemstones combined with handmade
and bought beads.
“Many of the gemstones I have
acquired over the years are now
irreplaceable,” she said.
“There’s no chance of bump-
ing into anyone wearing the same
pieces!”
■ arts
cover
story
■ From page 85
“We just clicked,” he
said.
They decided that a joint
exhibition would be a fun
thing to do.
Paint and Pixels is on
show at the Gallows gallery
in Glyde Street, Mosman
Park, from December 15 to
22, 10am to 6pm.
Part proceeds will
go to the Arthritis and
Osteoporosis Foundation
of WA.
(he has also written actors in supporting roles
rubbish like White House – notably Rachel Blake
Down). Here he makes and Noni Hazlehurst –
his directorial debut and among a top international
again he methodically lays ensemble.
out the trail of reporting in It’s a film in which no
convincing detail, penning one comes out smelling like
some wonderful speeches roses – not CBS, not the
along the way – even politicians, and not Mapes
if the film’s telling feels and Rather, who clearly
somewhat old school. went to air too soon.
The screenplay is based The film errs strongly in
on Mapes’ memoir and their favour, probably quite
she is captured with fierce rightly.
passion by Blanchett. The real loser, though,
The cast of the film, shot isn’t Mapes or Rather, or
entirely in Sydney, features even journalism – but the
a raft of superb Australian truth.
the report was largely
■ Robert
Redford, Cate cinema
based were called into
question shortly after the
Blanchett
and Bruce
Greenwood as
REWIND
program aired – and from the CBS news
What the critics are saying…
■ In the Heart of the Sea (M)
there the film charts the team who
monumental fallout. leave truth ✪✪✪ ½
Journalistic thrillers are in the wake “Call me indifferent. As choppy, though
of a breaking
not new to Vanderbilt, not nearly as deep, as the waters in
story. which its characters find themselves
who wrote the lucid,
stranded, In the Heart of the Sea is a
densely plotted script for
pedestrian retelling of a harrowing real-
David Fincher’s Zodiac
life survival story that served as one of
the key inspirations for Moby-Dick,”
says Variety. The Guardian agrees:
“Director Ron Howard does a solid job
of getting the smell of salt off the page
and into the picture. The first half works
quite well simply as a procedural, but
when the action comes we run into
trouble.”
■ Mississippi Grind (CTC)
✪✪✪✪
“Mississippi Grind itself may be a bit of
a throwback to the lived-in, character-
driven, landscape-besotted films of
the 1970s, but it’s less a pastiche or a
homage than the cinematic equivalent of
a classic song, expertly covered,” says
the NY Times. Time Out NY agrees: “A
sweet, shambling, supremely enjoyable
road movie about two compulsive
She has a new range of long,
gamblers of very different stripes.”
suspended earrings with diamonds
or enamel, a cuff-link range that is ■ Tehran Taxi (M) ✪ ✪✪✪
“Jafar Panahi is the Iranian film-maker
popular with the Commonwealth
and democracy campaigner facing
official gift registry, and a new official harassment with unique wit,
range of small vessels called grace and humanity – all apparent in
Precious. his movie Taxi Tehran, whose quietly
These are in silver, brass and defiant good humour and charm will
bronze, often highlighted with glass grow on you,” says The Guardian,
beads, beautiful enamel or 24ct gold describing it as “a freewheeling semi-
improv piece of guerrilla film-making”.
keum boo.
Keum boo is a Korean technique The Independent is equally impressed
with its “laid-back and gently humorous
where a sheet of 24ct gold has been
approach”.
fused to the base of either sterling or
fine silver. ✪ Average star ratings
 POST, December 12, 2015 – Page 87

■ arts
British tradition to the Max
SARAH McNEILL
It’s been 14 years since
Scottish entertainer Max
Kay sang, danced, joked
and performed his way
through nightly after-
dinner shows at his hugely
popular Civic Theatre
Restaurant.
On December 22, he
returns to the stage, this
time to MC a new era of
the Best of British concert
at the Perth Concert Hall.
Though he admitted to a
few nerves about returning
to the stage, a few years as
a Perth City councillor has
done nothing to dim his
sharp Scottish wit, warm
humour and mellow voice
– and he still fits into his
kilt.
The Best of British
annual concert series,
based on London’s Last
Night of the Proms, was
started by John Embleton
and John Christmass and
ran for 21 years. John
conducted the last one in
2012.
Max said: “I’m so
delighted to be doing this.
POST
TIMEOUT
John Christmass asked me
to be a part of it for years,
but I was never able to.”
Subiaco musical producer
Ian Westrip decided to
revive the Best of British
tradition through his
company ICW Productions,
and, determined for a bit of
fun, asked Max to lead the
night of good old British
entertainment, classic songs,
comedy and sing-alongs.
“We’ll have music by the
Scots, the Irish, the Welsh
and the poor old English,”
Max said.
The Perth Highland Pipe
band will accompany Max
in a few Scottish numbers,
and a piper will lead the
Tribute to the Fallen.
Ian Westrip’s father
was among the soldiers
who landed on Normandy
beach in World War II, led
by a Scottish piper who
walked the beach playing
his bagpipes while men
fought and died all around ■ A right royal laugh: Max Kay and Ian Westrip share a song and a joke as they prepare for The Best of British.
him.
In contrast to those Sas, lots of sing-along pub Emma Pettemerides, and The ICW Arts orchestra ■ The Best of British is on
memorable moments in songs, national favourites the unforgettable classics, and chorale and organist Tuesday, December 22, at
British history, there will sung by sopranos Jerusalem and Land of Stewart Smith will be led the Perth Concert Hall.
be comedy by actor Igor Stephanie Gooch and Hope and Glory. by Ashley Arbuckle. Book through Ticketek.

Canoeing on Shenton’s Lake BurtstreetGallery

Real estate agent
Steven Mailey’s young
life revolved around Lake
Jualbup, or Shenton’s
Lake as it was then.
Such was his love of the
lake that he sat down and
wrote a book called Boys
of the Lake.
When he was three,
Steven, now 71, and his
brothers were placed in
an orphanage in Nedlands
after their desperate
mother was left alone when
she separated from her
husband.
When his mother
remarried three years
later, the couple and seven
children crammed into
a tiny house in Onslow
Road, Shenton Park
Shenton’s Lake gave his
young life fun, focus and
purpose through some very
difficult times. The local
boys swam, duck dived
and built canoes there.
Steven writes about the
time the park was an ille-
gal gambling den, which
gave him a source of extra
pocket money.
He had his first beer in
the Shenton Park Hotel,
and one of his first jobs
was delivering blocks of ice
to homes in the days when
few had refrigerators.
He and his sister used to
volunteer to brush the cart-
contemporary ceramics
horses for Elder’s Bakery
in Onslow Road, and he
later landed a job at the Christmas Exhibition
bakery, now the offices of exhibition and sale of great gift items
the POST newspaper.
Steven is holding a book open Saturdays 10am-4pm
signing of his memoir,






1 Burt Street, Cottesloe











Boys of the Lake, this
Saturday, December 12,
from 11am to 2pm.
He will be at the front The Kaleidoscope Ensemble presents
of the IGA supermarket
in Onslow Road, Shenton
Park.

Kaleidoscope’s new adaptation of Bobo’s

delightful story is packed with emotion,
fun, interaction, surprise and memorable
original tunes. Suitable for all ages.
Perfect for 5yrs +
www.kaleidoscopeensemble.com

The Kaleidoscope Ensemble

Subiaco Arts Centre, Main Theatre
Wed 20 Jan – Sat 23 Jan 2016
11:00am and 1:00pm
AUSLAN interpreter 1:00pm Sat 23 Jan

Book at venue box office or through

www.ticketek.com.au
■ Steven Mailey is signing copies of his book, Boys of the Lake, this Saturday.
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POST
TIMEOUT
A new place to hang out at Margaret River
SARAH McNEILL
Wine maker Robert
Bowen, who has won
international awards,
and long-term business
partner and friend Stewart
Sampson have taken over
the Duckstein Brewery at
Saracen Estate in Margaret
River.
The 40-hectare property
re-opened two weeks ago
and has its official launch
this weekend, as Sampson
and Bowen, with a cellar
door, restaurant, craft
brewery, and plans for a
distillery.
Stewart now divides
his time between his new
acquisition and his family
home in Swanbourne.
It was in his back garden
in Swanbourne that
Stewart and Robert first
began to experiment with
brewing and making potato
vodka.
“It was not great,”
Stewart admitted. “But it
made good paint stripper.”
Stewart, a former Scotch
College student, includes
being a salvage diver,
fisherman, boat builder and
investment banker in his
■ Student actors from the Actors Hub Gap program gave their last performance for graduation.
Young actors find their niche
Twenty-three
students who have learnt
the fundamentals of
acting have just graduated
from the Actors’ Hub in
Subiaco.
The Hub’s part-time
course, called The Gap,
aims to reduce the gap
between high school drama
and Australia’s leading
See page 49
■ Saracen Estate in Margaret River was a German brewery and restaurant, and is now a locally-owned Australian winery and
brewery.
varied career.
But in 2009, he
established Domaines and
Vineyards with Robert and
David Radomiljac. Stewart
handled the marketing and
acting schools, including
the National Institute of
Dramatic Art (NIDA)
and WA Academy of
Performing Arts (WAAPA).
Two Actors’ Hub
graduating students,
Tuuli Narkle and Danen
Engelenberg, have already
been accepted into NIDA
and Angela Mahlatjie has
Circus on the fringe
Fringe World Festival
launched its new program
this week for another
summer of entertainment.
The festival will run
from January 22 to
February 21 and is now
the third largest Fringe
administration of hand-
crafted wines that Rob
produced from Margaret
River, Pemberton and
Great Southern vineyards.
“Rob’s knowledge of
got into WAAPA.
Actors’ Hub director
Amanda Crewes said The
Gap provided a serious
focus for those wanting
to learn more about
the profession in a fun,
innovative and professional
environment.
Students can follow up
with a special second-year
in the world. Among the
highlights of comedy,
circus, theatre, visual
arts, music and musicals,
dance and cabaret, is the
return of La Soiree. The
award winning smash
hit of Fringe World
‘
Rob’s knowledge of
vineyards across WA
is unrivalled
vineyards across WA is
unrivalled,” Stewart said
of his friend, who was
last year awarded WA
winemaker of the year.
The property on Caves
program, The Gym, in
which they get to work
on productions with
professional directors and
theatre-makers.
Both courses are by
audition.
To find out more about
auditioning for next year,
go to actorshubperth.com.
au.
this year, also won the
prestigious award for Best
Entertainment at the 2015
Olivier Awards for their
London Southbank season.
■ For Fringe World
events and tickets go to
fringeworld.com.au.
’
Road will house Robert’s
own Pemberley and Robert
Bowen labels, as well as a
new range to be produced
from the estate’s 17ha of
vines.
life by the
drop
Vintage Vanya
Last month, Cullen Wines released
an extremely limited premium
cabernet, The Vanya 2012.
Named after winemaker
Vanya Cullen, the daughter
of the winery’s founders Kevin
and Di Cullen, The Vanya
will be released only in
exceptional vintages.
This premium wine is a first
for Margaret River, passing
the previous ceiling of $120,
shared by only two wineries,
Cullen and Woodlands.
At $350 a bottle, the price of
The Vanya may elevate it out
of the grasp of mere mortals,
but its existence arguably
provides a great service to the
WA wine industry.
The cabernets from Margaret
River are genuinely world
class and this release puts
wines from WA in the
company they deserve.
Contributing a tiny 2%
of Australia’s total crush,
WA outperforms all other
Australian wine regions with
the number of trophies and
gold medals it acquires on the
national wine show circuit.
It also gets more than its
share of critical acclaim in
the wine press, nationally and
internationally.
Vanya Cullen says the
consistency of style of
Margaret River cabernets
has been of high quality right
from the beginning.
■ goodtaste
The distilling and
brewing arm of Sampson
and Bowen is called Black
Brewing Company. It will
produce a range of beer in
collaboration with brewers
around the country.
Stewart and Robert
closed Duckstein Brewery
on a Monday morning and
re-opened as Sampson and
Bowen four days later with
new furniture, new staff, a
new chef and a new menu.
“It’s been a little
run down so now I’m
cleaning up the gardens
and landscaping and
getting new locally-made
furniture,” Stewart said.
With new local chef,
Ben Beaton, the restaurant
food is based on what
Stewart and Robert like
best, barbecued with Asian
influences.
At the cellar door there
will be picnic hampers
and cheese boards and
in the beer garden “stick
food”, Asian street food on
skewers.
■ Sampson and Bowen
and Black Brewing Co
are open daily from 11am,
at 3517 Caves Road,
Wilyabrup.
The Vanya
Cabernet Sauvignon 2012
If I could drink The Vanya
every day, I would. This is
without question, unreal.
It has been
matured in
60% new oak
for 19 months
after being
picked on
a full moon
fruit day,
and has not
been filtered
or fined.
Whether you subscribe
to biodynamics or not,
the fruit for this cabernet
was picked at exactly the
right time and it illustrates
what the combination of
a great cabernet vintage
like 2012, healthy soils, an
old vineyard, and careful,
sensitive cultivation of those
vines can produce. This is
restrained and complex, with
fine, seamless tannins and a
spiced secondary complexity
balancing out the pure cassis
on the mid palate. Only 388
dozen have been made, none
in magnum.
■ $350. 98 points.
ERIN LARKIN
LIQUOR BARONS
TASTING PANEL
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■ Reviews by JULIE BAILEY and BEN DINEENDICKINSON

■ PROPERTY REVIEWS ■ AUCTIONS ■ CHANGING HANDS ■ H I D E AWAY S

spotlighton
MOSMAN PARK

High $300,000s

6/27 St Leonards Street

A builder renovated this 2x1
with a new kitchen, bathroom,
blinds, carpets, doors and
more.

AGENT: Matthew Jones,

Acton Cottesloe.

■ You can sit at either side of the extra-wide breakfast bar that the owner, Peter Hollings, designed for the kitchen.

Riverside home that ‘understands’

From $2.6million
16 Derry Lane
With a cellar, gym, home
theatre and river views, you’ll
never want to leave this luxuri-
ous, three-level home.
AGENT: Andrew Cooper,
Abode Real Estate.
Offers
10 Hutchinson Avenue
There’s a car hoist in the big
garage of this palatial, river-
front home on 900sq.m.
AGENT: Vivien Yap,
LJ Hooker Claremont.
FAST FACTS
Median Mosman Park
house price: $1,335,000.
Properties for sale: 84
67 Mathieson Avenue
4 MOSMAN PARK
High $4millions
3
Mack Hall
3 the eastern states and the
T o Peter and Michelle
Hollings, there’s much
more to designing a home
than hunching over a draw-
ing board in an office.
Peter designed their
spectacular riverside home
over two years, visiting the
629sq.m block weekly.
“You need to under-
stand the site, the prevail-
ing winds and the sun’s
trajectory across the sky,”
he said.
“Homes need to make
sense.”
Accordingly, Peter
decided to put the swim-
ming pool at the front of
the property, rather than
by the river.
There, cradled by the
L-shaped house, it can
enjoy the northern sun
while being protected from
strong winds.
Having spent time in
Vast sheets of glass ensure a constant
line of sight to the river
UK, Peter believes the
WA sun is something to be
celebrated, and his design
is a testament to that.
Vast sheets of glass, each
more than 3m high, form
the shell of the building,
ensuring a constant line
of sight to the river.
Two terraces capitalise
on those views, as does
an open-plan living area,
where a huge custom-
designed breakfast bar
takes pride of place in the
marble-topped kitchen.
You can take the lift
or stairs to the top floor,
where a carpeted living
area has unrivalled views
over both the pool and
river.
Through a timber-
framed pivot door you’ll
find the main suite.
Here, you can watch
boats glide by while you
relax in the stand-alone
bath, thanks to more full-
height windows.
There are another two
bedrooms on this level,
while directly below them,
on the ground floor, is a
fourth with its own entry
and ensuite.
Michelle and Peter
use that room, which is
drenched in sunlight
thanks to a huge north- ■ “We wanted to celebrate the river,” the owners said.
facing window, as an office.
“We believe houses
shouldn’t be big for the
sake of it,” Peter said.
“We use every room in
this house.”
Their favourite is an
impressive subterranean
“wine room”, with enough
space for around six peo-
ple to dine among 2000
bottles.
The selling agent is
Peter Burns, of Mack Hall
Real Estate.
■ The resort-style pool and terrace make the most of the WA
– STEPHANIE McGANN
sun.

FOR LEASE
2B Passmore Avenue, North Fremantle
$850 per week
HISTORIC SECRET GARDEN
Set in a quiet community minded street that lies in the heart of the narrowest
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metropolitan area - the Swan River and the Indian Ocean. It’s so close to
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AUCTIONS
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•3/16 Alumni Terrace was
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Parkvue Complex.
Why build in Cott when you
can move into this 2007 ■ CLAREMONT
home designed by Overman •15 Loch Street was sold
and Zuideveld architects? a week before its auction
for an undisclosed sum by
AGENTS: Richard Young and Simon McGrath and John
Vynka Malone, Hunter, of Abel McGrath.
Caporn Young. They said a young couple
bought the renovated char-
acter home on 510sq.m.
■ DAGLISH
•3 Millington Avenue was
sold before its auction by
Vivien Yap, of LJ Hooker
Claremont. The modest
home has two bedrooms
■■■ ■ The agent decided not to go ahead with the auction of 11 and one bathroom.

December 12, 11am Saunders Street, Mosman Park, which has a panoramic view ■ FLOREAT
of the river, city and hills. It’s priced around $6million. •18 Winmarley Street was
WEMBLEY passed in for $1.02mil-
24 Simper Street
Spruce up the modest 1950s
house or build on the level
Is it the Christmas factor? lion by Cam Greig, of
One Agency West Coast.
Mr Greig said there was a
good crowd at the auction,
1012sq.m block.
AGENT: Louis Carr,
auction despite the poor weather.
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Three auctions were can- •10 Greenberry Close was
celled, three properties were passed in for $1.45million
passed in and one apartment by Mr Shearn, of Horizon
was sold after its auction. Realty Group. The two-sto-
■■■ rey home is on 540sq.m.
However, there was some
December 12, 11am good news: three properties ne Street, ■ SWANBOURNE
g point for 68 Kea •The auction for 9 Birrigon
a big sellin
PEPPERMINT were sold before their auctions.
Auctioneer and agent Frank oor entert
ainin g a re a is
last weeke
nd. Loop was cancelled by Mr
■ The outd hich was passed in McGrath and Mr Hunter.
GROVE Torre, of House Real Estate,
said he wouldn’t normally rec-
Wembley,
w The French provincial-style
50 Leake Street house is priced in the high
ommend cancelling an auction $1millions.
Preliminary plans have been but sometimes it was necessary.
drawn up for this 837sq.m ■ WEMBLEY
block in the heart of Peppy
“We had a huge month in •68 Keane Street was
Grove. October, and in November, but passed in by Ms Yap

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The spacious family residence offers generous rooms, great separation and a low
maintenance lifestyle and has polished jarrah floors and quality fittings throughout.
In a very convenient location with a beautiful park at the end of the street, it’s
walking distance to the river, Claremont shops and cafes, bus and train and
excellent schools.

5 3 1 2 521sqm

DEBORAH BRADY 0405 570 903

deborah.brady@acton.com.au
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The POST’s property writer, JULIE BAILEY, would like to hear your
real estate news. Please email julie@postnewspapers.com.au.

in the house?” In the end, a lovely

The agony of moving
“Are you crazy?” That’s what my
friends said when I told them I was
moving my family of five twice in
three months. We had no choice –
we sold our house in Floreat and
bought another one in City Beach
and the stars didn’t align when it
came to settlement. So we rented an
old place backing on to Cottesloe
golf course. Moving twice was
stressful, but guess what was the
worst part: A, the washing machine
leaking on day one at the rental;
B, finding no dishwasher at the
house we had bought, even though
it was there at the pre-settlement
inspection; or C, dealing with
Telstra for both moves. You guessed
it – Telstra. In a nutshell, it was a
terrible, time-consuming process. It
took Telstra a week to connect the
landline and internet at the rental.
Hours were spent talking to friendly
but ineffective staff in the Philippines
who said things like, “Have you
tried turning the modem off and on?
Have you tried other phone sockets
The impressive glass façade of the LM Guest House was erected in just two days.
Telstra technician came to the house
to connect us. So when it was time
to move again, we phoned Telstra
to make sure the same thing didn’t
happen. Surely, we couldn’t be
that unlucky second time around?
Wrong. A week after we moved in,
still no landline or internet. On the
eighth day, a very capable Telstra
■ Watch windsurfers cross the finishing line from the best seats in the
technician came to the rescue. Three
house – the Endeavour Tavern beer garden. The tavern and seven adjoin-
hours and $670 later we are online.
ing properties are on the market and offers close on February 22. Want to own a chunk of
So my message to Telstra is: stop
Lancelin?
wasting our time and just send out
on its head with her LM Guest If you’ve competed in the Lancelin
technicians ASAP. While Telstra gets Prices up, just
House. Katherine Chia designed Ocean Classic, you’ll know
a big brickbat, bouquets must go to Perth’s median house price ticked
the 185sq.m country house to have the Endeavour Tavern. The
Synergy, Alinta Gas and Australia very slightly upward in the three
a continuous glass façade that was beachfront pub is the end-point
Post, who did a great job. months to November 30, settling
prefabricated offsite and erected by for the competition, which holds
at $535,000. The 0.3% rise isn’t
a crane in just two days. Ms Chia the Guinness World Record for
… But it can be expedited nearly enough for sellers to get
told technology website Gizmag longest windsurfing race. For more
Building can be a slow and arduous excited about, as houses in lower
that the glass design also aided than 30 years the tavern has been
process. Even when you’ve settled price ranges fell and sales volumes
insulation and was one of several home to the post-race celebrations,
on a design and you’ve got council slumped 13% after the axing of
sustainable features, including where spectators and competitors
approval, years may pass before the first-home-owner grant. REIWA
motorised solar shades. “Most of can kick back and enjoy views of
the keys are in your hot little hands. president Hayden Groves said the
these systems can be controlled Lancelin Bay’s crystal-clear waters.
But an architect from New York- cooling market was good news for
remotely from the client’s iPad or It is now on the market, along with
based firm Desai Chia Architecture those struggling to afford housing
iPhone,” Ms Chia said. seven adjoining properties totalling
has turned the building wait-time in Perth. “The most significant
15,714sq.m and boasting 100m of
adjustments across price ranges in
beachfront. Three families are selling
the Perth metro area for the rolling
the properties, on eight titles, in any
three months to November 2015
combination. “This way there’s a
is happening in the $360,000
lot more flexibility, as opposed to
to $500,000 range, which is
selling it all as one package,” one
traditionally the first-home-buyer
of the agents said. Selling agents
market,” he said. A report released
Gerald Morgan and Norman
by the Housing Institute of Australia
Sudlow, of Morgan Sudlow &
put the average proportion of
Associates, are seeking expressions
income required to meet mortgage
of interest by February 22. For more
repayments in WA at 23.8%.
details, phone 0419 954 794.

The Abel McGrath Team Turns Out to Light Up Leederville
Abel McGrath’s dedicated
Leederville and Subiaco teams
were among the hundreds of
volunteers and support crew
who battled less than perfect
weather conditions at this
year’s hugely popular Light Up
Leederville event on Sunday
December 6.
One of the undisputed
highlights of the local
calendar, the event regularly
attracts in excess of 70,000
people and a host of local
businesses, artists and
musicians.The decidedly
‘un summer’ weather didn’t
dampen the enthusiasm of the
crowd or the volunteers, the
Abel McGrath team included,
who described the community
event as enjoyable and a great
to be a part of.
The Abel McGrath stall was
a popular attraction on the
day, with more than 200 Abel
McGrath branded showbags
full of goodies handed out
within the first couple of
hours.
Those who were first in line
to grab their own goodie
bag were delighted to
receive festive balloons,
Abel McGrath’s specially
branded bottled water, pens,
calendars, notepads and
lollipops.
Nine staff members from both
the Subiaco and Leederville
offices headed the small but
dedicated volunteer team and
managed to soak up plenty of
atmosphere in the process.
Business Operations
Manager, Dani McGufficke,
who coordinated the team for
this year’s event, said festive
face painting was one of
the highlights for those who
visited the Abel McGrath stall
this year.
“The delight evident on the
young children’s faces when
they saw themselves in the
mirror made it well worth
braving the unseasonably cool
weather,” Ms McGufficke said.
“Vanda Marchant was also
at the helm handing out our
notebooks and pens and was
surprised by how popular they
were with festival goers.”
advertisement
real
estate
She said the helium balloons Since its inception, the
wrap
were also a definite hit with directors and staff of Abel
those who turned out, with McGrath have made giving
children working extra hard to back to the communities in
hang on to them this year in which they operate an integral
the face of the wind and rain. part of their business model.
The event is one of the However for now, she says,
highlights of the local calendar the festive season is all about
with thousands taking to celebrating family. “We want
Leederville’s main commercial our staff and our directors
thoroughfares to share in the to focus now on family and
festive fun. enjoying the festive season
with loved ones.”
Locals and visitors alike
joined together to listen to a
huge live entertainment line Dani McGufficke
up over four main stages Business Operations Manager
with an amazing array of 0400 224 106
street food, pop up festival dani@abelmcgrath.com.au
bars and market stalls.
Kids were not left out of the
action with a dedicated land
of children’s fun including a
wandering, inflatable dancing
marshmallow man.
Ms McGufficke said although
numbers were down on last
year due to the weather, the
event would remain one of
the company’s key events
on its expanding community
calendar.

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■ Sliding glass doors open the living area to the alfresco.
A laid-back lifestyle awaits
6 Barrow Court
4 an easycare lifestyle.
MT CLAREMONT
2 From $1.3million
Abel McGrath
2
W hen it comes to low-
maintenance homes
in established areas,
there’s not a lot of choice
in the western suburbs.
The POST has done all
the work for you and found
this gem in Mt Claremont.
With four bedrooms and
a built-in barbecue in the
alfresco area, there’s plen-
ty of room for families to
spread out and entertain.
But the beauty of 6
Barrow Court is its block
size: 329sq.m (green-titled).
Selling agent Simon
McGrath, of Abel McGrath,
said the beautifully-pre-
sented home was ideal for
■ A sleek stone kitchen is the centrepiece of the ground floor. ■ The low-maintenance home is on a quiet, narrow street.
busy families looking for
“Families are so busy
nowadays, and not every-
one wants to spend their
weekends looking after the
garden,” Mr McGrath said.
The near-new home
has good separation for
families, with the main
bedroom on the ground
floor and three minor
bedrooms upstairs.
A neutral palette
enhances the sense of space
in the two-storey home.
Sleek and functional,
the kitchen has Essastone
benchtops, lots of storage
and Smeg appliances.
The focus of the living
area is a striking gas
fireplace.
The joint selling agent
is John Hunter of Abel
McGrath. ■ A gas stone fire warms the stylish lounge.
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onview Watch the big waves in comfort

hideaways

From $300,000
Y ou don’t need to be a profes-
sional surfer to enjoy Surfers
Point.

WILYABRUP Thousands of people flock to

2/4072 Caves Road
The babbling brook is not
included in the sale of this
5000sq.m block but you’ll
walk past it on your way to
Flutes Restaurant.
AGENT: Mark Murray, Stocker
Preston Cowaramup.
■■■
Auction 12.30pm,
December 13
GLEN FORREST
715 Strettle Road
Exposed brick and timber
are in their element in this
Perth hills home, on a 2ha
block with a pool.
AGENT: Nichole Jones,
First National Real Estate.
the choice big-wave spot each
April to watch the world’s best
compete in the Margaret River
Pro.
But you can watch all the
action, minus the crowds, from
this Prevelly home in a secluded
beachside cul-de-sac.
Luxury builder Jarrod Holst
designed and built the fam-
ily home at 7 Chapel Place, its
wraparound balcony offering
e a w a y …
panoramic ocean views from
three sides of the house.
Hid
“You can always find a sunny,
or shady, spot to sit and admire ■ Watch the sun melt into the horizon from the top-floor living area.
the constantly changing ocean
and watch the birds in the pep- Selling agent John Mondy, of
permint trees,” the owner said.
That view is shared by the
Stocker Preston Margaret River,
is seeking offers by December 14.
top-floor living areas and kitchen, For more details, phone 0427
thanks to a series of wide glass 440 671.
sliding doors.
– STEPHANIE McGANN
The master bedroom, complete
with a designer ensuite, also
makes the most of the top floor,
while on the ground floor you’ll
find three guest bedrooms and
a bathroom.
The owners, who are based in
Melbourne, said they fell in love
with the Margaret River region ■ ABOVE: The balcony is the perfect place to relax. LEFT: The home’s
on their first visit several years rammed-earth construction melds with the landscape and keeps the inte-
before building. rior cool in summer.

FOR SALE 29 GEORGETTE ROAD, GRACETOWN

ULTIMATE BEACH HOME IN THE BAY

• Premium panoramic ocean views throughout the Bay up to Cape Clairault
• 7 bedrooms, 2 kitchens, 3 bathrooms, games room & large office over 3 levels
• 1,006sqm of low maintenance, landscaped grounds, plenty of off street parking
• Rammed Limestone, modern design concepts with spectacular ocean views
• Versatile floorplan, each level could be self-contained & independent
• Definitely some of the best panoramic views on offer in Gracetown

Please contact Agent David Cross 0439 496 926 david@jmwrealestate.com.au

238 Naturaliste Terrace, Dunsborough Ph: 9756 8800 jmwrealestate.com.au

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■ With your feet up by the pool, you may feel like you’re on holiday in the tropics. ■ The driveway can transform into a badminton court.

Your own ‘park’, or there’s Mason Gardens

9 Sutcliffe Street decorative plants, high ish, two-storey home and Double doors open to
5 DALKEITH walls and an electric gate. the luxury builder’s at- the main bedroom, which
Offers by The owners have been tention to detail is evident has separate his-and-her
3
December 15 known to transform the throughout. walk-in robes and a mas-
Wallace Real Estate paved driveway into a bad- Each room feels robust sive ensuite, complete
2
minton court, according to in both size and craftsman- with European marble

A beautifully landscaped
garden surrounds this
European-inspired home,
and if that’s not enough you
have Mason Gardens just
around the corner.
About two-thirds of the
905sq.m site is devoted
to the garden, which has
the relaxed ambience of
a manicured park.
Roses scent the front
garden, made private by
the agent.
And a small pocket of
lawn, shaded by a lemon
tree, is the perfect spot to
fling down a picnic rug and
watch the game unfold.
The backyard is equally
special, with a detached
gazebo-like alfresco area,
sparkling pool and tropical
garden.
Award-winning Zorzi
Builders created the styl-
ship, thanks in part to re-
cessed ceilings, decorative
cornices and pillars.
There are plush carpets
and blond hardwood floors
in the formal and informal
living areas, respectively.
From the entry, a sweep-
ing staircase leads to a
spacious lobby and sitting
area, with unhindered
views of Mason Gardens’
treetops.
benchtops and an oval
spa bath.
The selling agent is
Justin Wallace, of Wallace
Real Estate.
– STEPHANIE McGANN
FAST FACTS
The median Dalkeith house
price is $2.36million.
Properties for sale: 42
■ You’ll find a well-equipped scullery through the door in
the bespoke timber kitchen.

FOR SALE GRACETOWN

$5,850,000 KARRIVIEW LODGE

to be sold as • Stunning combination of natural beauty and timeless construction
going concern • Extremely private, flanked by National Park, close to the ocean just 2.2kms
• Impressive elevated topography with infrastructure nestled in the Karri tree canopies
• 10 deluxe villas, 7 guest rooms in the master Lodge with restaurant and conference room
• Approvals for further 12 villas, existing family and workers accommodation
• Pristine water system runs through the 16ha property creating unique and diverse habitat
• 10 minutes to Margaret River, 15 minutes to Yallingup and 3hrs to Perth. Heart of the Wine Region

Inspection by appointment only David Cross 0439 496 926 david@jmwrealestate.com.au

238 Naturaliste Terrace, Dunsborough Ph: 9756 8800 jmwrealestate.com.au

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Appearances deceptive
in home of surprises
28 Kingsway
5 NEDLANDS
Offers by
4
December 23
4 Anderson Davies
■ The sloping block allows for some incredible views from

T he late architect Julius

Elischer spent 30 years
building what is now one of
the rear balcony.

the most surprising homes

in the western suburbs.
His two-level home is
decidedly unassuming from
the street, presenting only
a plain white façade with
a terracotta roof.
Thanks to the slope of
the 822sq.m block, appear-
ances here are deceptive. ■ Julius Elischer’s family home presents a deceptively hum-
As you walk through the ble façade.
main entrance, you find
yourself in a sprawling, ■ An octagonal courtyard is the omnipresent centerpiece of the ground floor, connecting to
octagonal room that encir- nearly every room.
cles an internal courtyard
of the same shape. internal walls, thanks to the level, the home takes on tre and library.
In the middle, a foun- natural separation. a much cooler and more The selling agent is Mark
tain draws the eye and At the back, big picture relaxed feel, ideally suited Anderson, of Anderson
serenades the surrounding windows and an adjoining to Perth summers. Davies.
room. balcony offer panoramic A few of the Hungarian-
The shape and size of views all the way to the hills, born architect’s quirks are FAST FACTS
taking in the river and leafy on show, like the expansive Median Nedlands house
the octagon allows it to
price: $1.53million.
serve many different pur- suburbs in the foreground. air-raid shelter that now Properties for sale: 63
poses without the need for Downstairs, below street serves as a combined thea- ■ A stylish timber and stone kitchen occupies one corner of
the flowing space that surrounds the octagon.

Avocado income and lifestyle

Peerabeelup Farm, 88 Vasse Highway,

Nannup-Pemberton
If you have ever entertained the idea
of making a tree change but wonder
what kind of business opportunity
you could take up to support your
family and engage your interest
in the long term, Peerabeelup Farm
Farmstay
could be your dream come true true.
With its elegant bespoke homestead,
accredited working avocado farm and
five premium farmstay spa cottages, all
set on stunning riverfront acreage, this
Donnelly River gem is one of a kind.
Managers cottage
Q Superb, elevated 3 x 2 bespoke homestead
Q Beautifully finished 3 x 1 manager’s cottage
Q 40 acres with rare Donnelly River frontage
Q Accredited working avocado farm
Q Security through diversity
$2,250,000 including farm machinery Exclusive Listing Agent: Chris Roycroft 0428 320 837
Harvest Homestead

Nannup Real Estate, 1/36 Warren Road, Nannup 08 9756 1177 Q nannuprealestate.com.au
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From $299,000
COTTESLOE
2/268 Stirling Highway
Need your own space?
Offers close on December
14 for this one-bedroom unit.
AGENT: Scott Banister-Jones
Scott BJ Properties.

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■■■ ■ A decorative arch is among the many character features.

From $569,000 PROPERTY

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SUBIACO
2/1 Cashel Lane West Leederville character Classifieds
Want to be close to all the
action in Subi? Look no fur-
ther than this ground-floor
apartment in a quiet jaca-
has had lots of TLC DALKEITH WESTERN
SUBURBS
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AGENT: Joe Argese, Acton 4 WEST LEEDERVILLE
Central. Offers of high
2 $1million DALKEITH NEDLANDS
by December 19
1
Abel McGrath

D o yourself a favour and

put this date in your
diary: Saturday, December
12, 10.30 to 11.30am.
That’s when this beautiful-
■■■
ly renovated character home
From $1million will be open for viewing.
The hilltop home, a
COTTESLOE
stone’s throw from the
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The building that houses this is a classic example of West
three-bedroom luxury apart- Leederville character com-
ment was a fully functioning bined with modern living.
flour mill until 1991.
The owner has poured 15
AGENT: Bev Heymans, Acton years of love and attention
Cottesloe into the four-bedroom and
two-bathroom home, which
has elegant silk curtains,
four fireplaces and ornate
ceilings.
He has given the garden,
pool and alfresco area a new
lease of life and installed
granite benchtops in the
■ The early 1900s character home is on a 613sq.m site.
kitchen.
“When I first saw the
home, it was love at first
sight,” he said.
“I really liked having a
separate wing at the back,
which is great when I have
visitors from the UK.”
Set behind a white picket
fence with grey pillars, the
home looks beautiful from
the street.
Inside, the original sec-
tion of the home is brimming
with character features such
as stained-glass windows,
a decorative arch and art
nouveau-style tiles.
STEVEN MAILEY
"REIWA GRANDMASTER"
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A spacious, formal lounge
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The owner said one of the SUBIACO
many things he would miss COMMERCIAL
about leaving 106 Tate Street
was the handy location, close
to the city, beach and West
Leederville.
Selling agent Adam
Marchant, of Abel McGrath
Leederville, encouraged
potential buyers to contact
him for a price guide.
There is a rear lane at the
back of the 613sq.m block.

FOR SALE Dunsborough Holiday Cottage

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■ Enjoy drinks in the formal lounge then head through the doors to the AND
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FOR SALE
HOUSEHOLD
33819POTS
CHINESE Garden pots range of
sizes and colours ex Shanghai Shed.
Available now.
0439 923 001
33952
JAHROC Dresser, TV unit and
coffee table. Handcrafted Jarrah
furniture recycled from Bunbury Jetty.
Sold together or separately. Please
call Deb to view and for price.
0417 911 980
ABDEOR Twist, exercise unit with
extras. Excellent condition, $100.
9385 6123
AGAPANTHUS Flowering, potted.
$6 or 10 for $50. Ph 9381 3763
BED Queensize ensemble, top
quality luxury posturepaedic
pillowtop mattress on base with
castors. Cost $1200.00. As new
condition, sell $375.00. Can deliver.
Please phone 0438 396 273
CASA Pool table. Slate top.
1.2x2.3m. Good condition. Removal
at buyers expense. $600 ono.
0408 866 225
COMPUTER Desk, metal structure
with 3 levels & top retractable
stationery tray as new col. grey. Cost
$228, sell at giveaway $120. 0423
225 420
CRAB Nets X $5 each, prawns net
$30. 9383 2619
CUISINART Elite Food Processor,
cookware: Neoflam non-stick,
Chantal roaster, all clad, kitchen
tools and cookbooks, dishes. All
brand new or barely used! Karen:
0428 961 499 or 9384 6057
DINING Chairs: Brever designer
matching set of 6. Leather upholstery
with chrome frames, iconic style.
Superbly comfortable. V.G.C.
$750.00 lot. Phone:
0477 433 591
DINING Table 2100x1100 with
eight chairs, old Baltic Pine,
excellent condition. Cost over $2000,
selling $1200. 9385 6123
GLASS Overlay round table
1190x6mm. Excellent condition
$150, 9385 6123
GRILL Breville HealthSmart. Never
been used. Approx 26cm by 26cm.
$45. Ring Diana
0457 457 339
JO'SCHAIRS
4 x immaculate Eco 2000 furniture
design, bar stools purchased from at
home $200. Matching 4 dining chairs
$150.ph 0405 371 414
LOUNGE Leather 3x1x1 electric
seats, excellent condition $1100 ono,
0411 448 822
LOUNGE Suite: Classic style 1x2.5
seater + matching 1x2 seater.
Quality linen upholstery (cream with
neutral fine stripes). Features rolled
arms + comfortable high backs. Cost
$2000.00 excellent condition. Sell
$275.00 lot. Phone 0477 433 591
LOUNGE Suite: Leather, 2x3
seaters, top quality "Artifex"
Australian made, upholstered in rust
brown, superior quality, full grain
leather. Very stylish features square
arms & comfortable, high backs cost
$9000.00. Excellent condition sell
$1450.00 lot. Phone 0438 396 273
NOKIA Mobile phones, collectable
pieces early 90s versions, all in
working order. 5 items for $250 ono.
0422 675 047
OUTDOOR Dining setting: 9 pce,
French country style. Top quality
antique white wrought iron.
Comprises 2200mm x 1100mm.
Table with thick glass top. Includes
with Linen cushions. As new
condition $950.00 lot
0438 396 273
SIDE Table as new $100.
Ph 0405 371 414
WASHING machine, Fisher &
Paykel 8 kg, Top loader. Excellent
condition $430 ono
0402 828 177
WIDOW Awnings. Heritage style c
1900-1920s. Ready to install by
handyperson. New kits.
Professionally made. Treated pine,
painted. Includes zincalume sheeting
/flashing cut to size. 2 kits 1675mm
wide $375 each. Width easily cut
down.
0434 045 166
ANTIQUES
HUGE Xmas sale 20% off all stock!
Phillips Fine Antiques & Art. Be
quick! New stock! Sale ends Xmas
Eve. 2/634 Stirling Hwy. Mosman
Park. Ph: 0400 340 228
Classified
photos starting
from $5.50
• Conditions apply
ARTS & CRAFTS
BRENda
BIRD Lover? Beautiful Australian bird
prints and originals at
www.brendaholdenart.com.au
ITALIAN Imported prints, frames,
art pieces & collectables. Italian
hand embroidered bed spreads &
linen items. 0422 675 047
BOATING
33988
KING Pin Pegs Hurricane hold on
bow rails, pool fences, balconies.
Available Whitworths, Wilsons, Yacht
Grot, Hillarys, Rottnest stores,
Mandurah Chandlery. Packets of 10
approx. $12.95. Rob 0428 929 258
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
BEAUTY Business for sale, busy
Wembley location inside small hair
salon. Stock and equipment
included. $20,000 ono.
0414 715 262
COMPUTERS
AVAILABLE Reliable computer
support repairs. Upgrades, new
systems, software installing, virus
removal, onsite work or home. Local.
Call Ian 0411 181 573
COUNSELLING
AMYGDALA Consulting,
Professional Psychotherapy &
Counselling, 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
LIFE/WELLNESS Coaching for
Women (ICF certified) Ladies are
you asking yourself is this it?
Questioning or feeling stuck about
life choices? Action the change by
calling Trudi 0417 096 781 or email
trudi@theperiscopeproject.com
EDUCATIONAL
SIMONE'S Family Daycare. Give
your baby the best quality care.
Personalised early years care in a
small group with experienced
childcare educator, Simone
McGrade. Experience the benefits of
early socialisation for your baby in an
environment like home. Now taking
enquiries for 2016. Limited places
available 0-2yrs. Scarborough
location. Enquiries to Simone
0422 789 193
SPEECH Pathologist available to
assist your child with school age
literacy-spelling, reading and writing.
practice for NAPLAN and OLNA
testing available. Prepare your child
for school in 2016 and watch their
confidence grow. Holiday sessions
available between January 13th and
29th. bookings also being taken for
term 1, 2016. Call Deidre on
0400 448 432
STORY Time for littlies (0-5yrs):
stories in French/English and
Spanish/English, songs, fun
activities. Every Wed, 10-10.45am.
Contact Vanessa:
vanessa.pietrasik@lcfclubs.com.au,
m: 0468 559 598
ENTERTAINMENT
HOLIDAY Programs for kids (2-5
/6-12 yrs): Cooking, craft, summer
Olympiads, games, etc. Vanessa:
vanessa.pietrasik@lcfclubs.com.au,
0468 559 598
FASHION
100% Italian made all leather
unisex satchels & briefcases for your
special Xmas present deicated to the
professional & the academic & the
outstanding real estate agent!
Limited editions available from
Importer direct at exceptional price of
$490 ea. RRP $1200. Showroom
enq.
0423 225 420
FOR HIRE
LOOKING For an inspiring venue for
your next workshop or meeting?
Discover A Place To Just Be in East
Fremantle. 0405 670 803
www.aplacetojustbe.com.au
GARAGE SALES
GARAGE Sale 15 Albert St
Mosman Park. Sunday 13th 8-12.
Kids toys, books, clothes (girls 8-14)
dolls house ages 3-10, general
household bric-a-brac, old books &
china, artwork
GARAGE Sale and Original Art and
Craft gift sale, Sat 12th and Sun 13th
December 9am to 3pm. Art, gifts,
household goods incl sofa, freezer
bedside cabs, toys, books & much
more. 70 Empire Avenue Wembley
Downs 6019. Strictly no traders or
early birds
GARAGE Sale at 156 Broome St
Cottesloe, Sunday 13th Dec from
6am. Lots of great clothes
GARAGE SALES
MOVING On sale bedroom
furniture, garden equipment, home
office furniture, two sofas and
ottoman, plus sundry items. 43A
Pangbourne St Wembley 9am start
NEDLANDS Sunday 13th 8am 62
Webster St, household collectables,
books, toys, plants, garden pots
NEW + used toys quality European
toys. 93 Thomas St Subiaco
9382 1359
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. Closed 27
/12, 3/1, 10/1. Re-open Sunday 17th
January
SAT 12 Dec 13a Beach St,
Cottesloe 8am-1.00pm. Moving after
30 yrs! Books, collectables, tea pot
collection, kitchenware, furniture,
household items, records, paintings,
clothes and much more
SUNDAY 13th Dec 8am-12 noon,
220 Jersey Street Wembley near
Grantham Street. Lego, toys,
women's clothing (sizes 6-14), IKEA
double bed, vintage lounge suit,
general household
VERY Interesting Garage Sale, 35
years of travels. Sunday 13th
December only. 8am-noon, 1
Osborne Pde, Claremont entrance to
garage via side alley
HEALTH & BEAUTY
33946
WIN A retreat weekend with Sacred
Fig Retreats valued at over
$2000.00. Simply purchase a gift
voucher for a Private Yoga &
Lifestyle Consult or a Retreat before
Christmas! Beautifully wrapped and
posted or emailed out to you!
Contact:
info@sacredfigretreats.com.au
or PH: 0428 516 335
EXCELLENT Body work and
wonderful full body sensual oil
massage, deep tissue relaxing full
body massage, work for your health
in all. Text to: 0410 840 759
HERBALIFE Independent
distributor, prompt delivery. Call
9244 4318, 0450 032 061
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
Qualified. N/s Alanah
relaxation.
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
WAXING Tinting and relaxing
facials for ladies. Very reasonable
prices, home salon. Call Robyn for
appointment on 0419 968 049
WORKOUT Cottesloe Classes
Gym, Pilates. Creche 0418 950 112
Maureen
HOLIDAYS & RESORTS
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
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
DUNSBOROUGH Holiday house
4x2 walk to beach bars and coffee
0409 006 020
DUNSBOROUGH House 3 bed, 2
bath good locn. 0407 385 259
GRACETOWN Xmas at the beach.
Secluded holiday house with ocean
views. Available Dec 16-28.
Comfortable with everything you
need. Sleeps up to 6 people in 2
bedrooms. For info and pics call
0408 441 748
LIGHT Bright, stylish and slick 1
bedroom apartment with undercover
parking in Peppermint Grove
available for short term rent. Short
walk to beach, river, Napoleon St &
train. $150p/night. Ph: 0428 857 086
MANDURAH Silver Sands.
Absolute beachfront, holiday in the
sand dunes. 2 storey 4/5, b/r, 2B,
games, sleeps 10. Foxtel, WiFi $300
pn, min 4 nights. Call
0411 644 186
HOLIDAYS & RESORTS
PEPPERMINT Grove Beach. Large
5 bedroom three bathroom house.
Phone 9389 6565, 0403 870 075
SWANBOURNE Beautiful f/f and
equipped 2 bed cottage available for
short term stays. Set amongst the
trees and within walking distance to
Swanbourne Beach this cottage has
everything you need. 2 large double
beds, kitchen, dining, lounge + study.
BBQ and outdoor entertaining area.
$250 per night. For more information
perrimargaria@gmail.com
HOUSESITTING
110% Care while you're away.
Owner operated since 1998.
0418 943 720
or visit www.homeoraway.com.au
COUPLE Available for housesitting,
good with pets and garden
maintenance. Police clearance and
references available on request.
Taking bookings now Gaby
0407 787 459
MATURE Female to care for your
pets & home. Great references &
police clearance. Avail 02/01-21/01,
28/01-05/05. Emma
0401 626 176
JEWELLERY
MADE In Italy chain with pendant,
exquisite workmanship, 18ct gold,
17.5g, 32.5cm long. Perth valuation
of $2625. Complimentary Sth
Australian Opal green-blue & red
stones set in ladies' ring & pendant,
plus 3 Mabe pearls suitable for
ladies' ring & matching earrings.
Selling price for the lot $1650 ono.
Nedlands
0423 225 420
LOST & FOUND
APPEAL For Help. Hoping to
recover a black laptop/computer bag
containing a large number of
notebooks, writing and papers.
Stolen from a house in Cottesloe last
Thursday 3rd December before
12.30 pm. The bag is a black padded
laptop bag with 2 carry handles and
a long strap. There is a zip pocket
along one side and 2 velcro pockets
of the other. Please search your
bins, verges and gardens in case it
has been discarded near your
property. Jewellery, laptops and
other items also stolen. If found
please contact
0481 157 590
FOUND 2 stray chickens, Monday
30th Nov. Dalton Lane, Mosman
Park. 0403 358 467
FOUND A few weeks ago, chained
to tree in Shenton Park, Adult's
Gekko Bike, colour- Reflex Blue,
velo spring seat.
Phone 9381 2804
FOUND In Subiaco 20/11/15. Tame
Alexandrine parrot. Justin
0407 435 336
LOST Floreat Forum Mercedes car
keys with B charm. Reward 9381
3763
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. Runs
well. Reduced $3500 ono. R.Green
9381 5857, 0406 331 202
33918
KIA Rio, 3 door hatchback, 2012,
av. 10,000kms only per year, red,
auto, air-con, four new tyres, just had
full service, 15 months warranty left,
full fuel tank, beautifully maintained
by one fastidious owner, has never
once let its owner down, originally
cost $18 790, now available for only
$9250 ono. Please call Jon Pound
on 9445 7775 or 0408 245 458
MAZDA 626 Auto hatchback, air
cond. 1995 model owned by one
family from new. 99,600 kms.
Regularly serviced & 4 new tyres in
Sept 15. Blue/grey velour trim.
$2250. Tel 0427 776 391
VW Polo, Red, 1997, good
condition, regular services, great
driving. $2,300. 0417 848 829
WANTED Datsun Skyline 1973 to
1983 240k, C210. MR30 any
condition. Ph Jacoub 0422 076 298
MUSICAL
ELECTRIC Slide guitar, stand seat
AMP books steel. Complete bargain
$150. Phone 9388 2882
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
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
CHELSEA Central London
apartment. Fabulous location near
South Kensington and Sloane tubes.
Sleeps 4. One double, two single
bedrooms; new bathroom and toilets.
Internet, mobiles, Oysters.
9284 6515
PARIS Beautiful 2 bed apartment.
Left bank close to Notre Dame. Visit
www.5stjacques.com or call
0418 918 979
QUEENSTOWN NZ luxury villa
central panoramic views of lake
Karen 9384 4593
or www.alpenview.co.nz
PERSONAL
HIGH Class Hot Cougar beach
babe. Flirtatious, sexy, long legged
blonde. 2 days only! SMS Kitty
0455 105 798
SENSUAL Massage by qualified
male therapist. Bookings necessary.
Mosman Park.
Ph 0405 568 137
SENSUAL Massage qualified
therapist. Petite, brunette. By
appointment, Mosman Park, from
$70, Rachael, 0415 836 700
STUNNING Sarah available for
sensual massage, haircuts and other
services 10am to L8. Rivervale,
0458 545 067
PETS
110% Care while you're away.
Owner operated since 1998.
0418 943 720 or visit
www.homeoraway.com.au
CHRISTMAS Bookings available.
Dog walking, feeding, cat visits,
house-sitting, police cleared.
0406 540 024
DOG Obedience Classes: Neri
Karazija holds these on Wednesday
evenings and Saturday mornings as
a follow up from Puppy Classes at
Swanbourne. Bookings are essential
and the next classes commence
early in 2016. Ring Naomi or Jaimee
to secure your place and quote
POST 2 when you book your class
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 book your place
and remember to quote POST 3
9384 2644
PUPPY School and Puppy
Management: Held at Swanbourne
every Sunday commencing at 9am.
There are four classes held on the
hour. Neri and Lisa conduct the
classes and bookings are essential
to get the full benefit, so ring Naomi
or Jaimee to book a place. Please
quote POST 1 when you book your
class
9384 2644
SMALL Dog minding service in
Wembley. Big yard, walks, TLC.
Julie 0400 681 145
PHOTOGRAPHY
FREELANCE Photographer. Make
your business grow. Corporate and
private events.
Email:billie@faircloughphotography.com.au
Web:www.faircloughphotography.com.au. M:
0412 294 711.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
ALMOND Gardens and
maintenance, for all garden needs,
small and large garden renovations
and maintenance. Please call Mike
on 0413 526 332
BOOK Keeper office all rounder.
Quick books and MYOB. Available 3
days per week flexible. Please call
0422 454 309
CAN-DO Uni student for general
jobs/labour/garden chores/clean-ups
etc. $24 hr. Can also use my small 4
wheel drive for min extra cost. Ph.
0433 386 753
CHAUFFEURED Sedan service.
Airport and Western suburbs.
Luggage Trailer now available. VISA,
Mastercard and eftpos. Lic. 3862.
Call Barry 0422 376 943
CLEANA Absolutely fabulous
Pol.Cl. Refs, experienced.
0468 308 980
CLEANER Amazing, experienced,
excellent references P/C $30 p/hr
0450 001 973
CLEANER Housekeeper.
Experienced in large homes. Pol/cl.
Exc/refs. 0415 170 739
CLEANERS Hardworking reliable
ladies team $30/hr
Ph 0406 281 882
CLEANING All outdoor
pressure cleaning $30 ph,
0421 243 206
high
CLEANING Husband and wife
team. Excellent references, 15 years
experience. Police clearance.
0433 835 783
COMMERCIAL Cleaning. Office ,
school, retail. We make quality
affordable. Call for a free quote.
Advantage Cleaning Perth
0434 835 146
GARDEN A backyard
Experienced. Phone Nick
0412 772 238
blitz.
SITUATIONS WANTED TOURS
GARDEN And reticulation TALKABOUT Tours Australia are
professional. Experienced, friendly currently seeking interested families
and reliable, one off or regular to host 18yrs+ Japanese students
maintenance. Free quotes call Reed from Feb 13th to March 19th 2016.
0401 498 737 The students are here specifically to
GARDEN Cleanup, pruning, learn English and develop an
understanding of Australian culture
hedging, weeding $25 p/h.
0421 243 206 so it is important families have time
to spend with the students. Breakfast
GARDEN Experienced pruning, tidy
and dinner daily and 3 meals on the
ups, mulching, reticulation, weekend is required. Students are
horticulturalist. 0421 215 495
studying at UWA CELT Claremont
campus. Parents wishing their own
GARDEN Heritage fix-ups,
make-overs, apprenticeship, children to experience a cultural
exchange are encouraged to apply.
completed, reticulation, transplants,
free quotes, Bonar 0423 477 822 Remuneration $250 per week per
student. Please go to the
GARDENING And/or general odd www.talkabouttours.com to apply or call
jobs $25/hr adaptable, capable, Liz 0450 122 424
effective, efficient, equipped,
experienced, professional, reliable,
cleaning, pruning, tidying, watering, TO LET
washing, weeding, other jobs. Tim
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GARDENING And/or General odd see the classified advertisement
jobs $25/hr. Adaptable, capable, in our Real Estate
effective, efficient, equipped,
experienced, professional, reliable.
BEACH Unit Scarborough $360pw,
air/cond, 2 bed, 2 car furn or unfurn.
Cleaning, pruning, tidying, watering, Long or short term. Avail Now!
washing, weeding, other jobs. Tim Private lease Maureen
0418 846 562 0402 223 862
GARDEN maintenance, weeding, CLAREMONT Three bedroom 1
cleanups, planting, pruning, gutters, bathroom house, $450 per week,
odd-jobs. Alex 0421 369 294 avail from 14th Dec.
HANDYMAN Efficient, reliable. 25 msam@bigpond.net.au
years experience. Painting,
gardening, tiling, craftsman etc. Call
COTTESLOE 2 bedroom ground
floor unit. Renovated throughout.
Bob. 9444 6474, 0403 511 072 Huge courtyard, fully furnished,
HANDYMAN Picture hanging 200m to beach $550pw,
0418 831 069
shelving. Paint touchups, flat pack
assembly, fix taps. Pete
CRAWLEY Light bright modern, 1
0438 852 960 bed townhouse with private
HOLIDAY Babysitter/Nanny courtyard. Lovely secure property
available. I am 17 years of age and with electric gate, intercom, sensor
have my own transport, available for lights. Good location 200m from
day and/or night time work. $18 per river. Ideal for UWA, SCGH or city
professional. Avail 3 Jan 2016,
hour. Please contact Noa Gubbay on
viewing now.
0447 248 941 or alternatively at
ngubbay1998@gmail.com Tel 0406 428 748
DALKEITH Family home for rent
HOUSEKEEPING Including light
cleaning, mature lady, years of mid January 4 brm, 1.5 bath, 1
garage, large swimming pool. Close
experience. Excellent reference
0422 847 468 to shops & schools. No Pets. $630
week. Phone 9383 1809
HUSBAND Wife. Honest, reliable,
DALKEITH Lovely 2x2 fully
hard working, experience, references
p/c $25 ph. furnished villa in over 55's complex
0414 527 765 of 3. Aircon, garage, courtyard, on
bus route, walk to shops and river.
IMMEDIATE Painting, immediate $510pw. Available 18th Dec
start. 10% discount on legitimate
0407 446 634
written quotes. 22 years experience.
F/F Room large the Daglish.
Call Steve
0419 906 393 Students $110 pw, 9381 5857,
0418 988 945
IRONING Absolutely the best
NEDLANDS To Let. Hampden Rd
quality ironing and dry-cleaning
service guaranteed. Local Office, approx 48 sqm. Excellent
location $1250 + GST pcm inc. rates,
trustworthy family run business
established 30 years! Regular, taxes and parking. David Azzopardi
0418 924 950
reliable van pickup and delivery to
your door. 24 hour turnaround. There
SUBIACO Lovely room to let, f/f.
are no wrinkles in our reputation. Quiet room off Hay St! 2 trainos plus
Phone Prestige Ironers 9385 7788 or
bustops at complex dr -step.
0403 121 181 Townhse to share with 2 other
IRONING lady, excellent ladies. Short term or long. N/s, lady,
references. Pick-up, delivery dog-friendly with a quiet home
lifestyle? Ring 0419 673 523
0422 847 468
IRONING Pick up and delivery, any
area, quick and reliable service. $10 WANTED TO BUY
per hour. Marion
0413 907 261
17TH To 20th Century antiques and
collectables wanted. Furniture, chest
IRONING Professional quality
guaranteed, trustworthy, reliable, of drawers, old clocks, pocket
pol-cl. 0415 170 739 watches, wrist watches, china, silver,
dolls, teddy bears. Will pay best
LAWNMOWING
handyman odd jobs.
Gardening prices. Cash paid. Phone Philip of
Nedlands 0450 049 679 or
Ph 0407 100 075
9380 6399
MANAGEMENT MBA qualified with RADIOS Old valve type and old
over 25 years experience in senior telephones + parts, any condition.
General Management. Can assist in Private collector.
wide range of matters including Ph Andrew 9319 1703
recruitment, change management
and restructuring. Call Diana
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ex-property manager for 8 years, so I GARAGE Carport or parking space
for Prado in vicinity of Davies Rd
have attention to detail. Great
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Phone Jan 0427 889 016
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A full show of hands … Subiaco’s annual electors’ meeting called on the council to
hold a vote of no confidence in Nedlands MP Bill Marmion.
No confidence call for Marmion
• From page 3
The motion was passed with a full
show of hands and loud applause.
It will now go to next month’s council
meeting for consideration.
Subiaco resident Linda Rogers said
the Bill showed local democracy was
not just being evaded but also ignored.
Helen Leeder, a Shenton Park
resident, said Subiaco South ward
councillor Lynley Hewett stood to lose
her seat because the boundary change
would mean her Kanimbla Road home
would be out of the Subiaco district
and in Perth’s.
She suggested the council could
make Dr Hewett a Freeman of the City
for her long service to the South ward
and Subiaco.
That idea was adopted unanimouly
by the meeting.
Anna Vanderbom, of Monash Avenue,
Nedlands, another South ward resident,
said her rights and those of 3000 other
people in the area would be eroded
if the Bill passed the Upper House
next year.
“The Constitution does not give the
state government the power to direct
councils,” she said.
“Neither does the Local Government
Act.
“In a democracy, it is essential that
the voice of the people be respected,
particularly when it comes to their
choice of local government.”
Ms Vanderbom said Subiaco council
had recently and unanimously passed
a motion endorsing the principle of
choice in this issue.
Roberts shifts homestead
• From page 1
Ms Mowbray and shire planning staff
will keep discussing the Plunketts’
plans until Tuesday’s council meeting,
when a decision will be made.
Ms Roberts’ new home was driven
through the Grove in three pieces down
Leake Street before turning south on
to The Esplanade and then up the hill
to the 5303sq.m block on the corner of
Hill Terrace, Mosman Park.
The super-block was created in
2009 when Ms Roberts, then Denby
Macgregor, bought and demolished
five houses. Zoning allows eight houses
to be built on the site. She offered it
for sale in 2012.
Nylund House Transporters had the
delicate job of liaising with Mosman Park
council, Western Power, and Main Roads
to get the weatherboard home through.
Andrew Nylund said the Grove’s
streets were wider than Mosman Park’s,
and didn’t have as many wires.
“It was fairly tricky, but otherwise an-
other day at the office,” Mr Nylund said.
“We have to put the verandas back
on and the roof back up.
“By Christmas it will look like a
house and by January it will have a
letterbox and front lights.”
Main Roads took out some street
signs so Ms Roberts’ recycled home
could get to its new site.
Mr Nylund said Mosman Park coun-
cil had been very supportive with the
building permit and liaising with other
agencies.
At the peak of the property boom,
Christmas deadlines with the POST
19th December edition
Usual deadlines
22nd December edition
Booking deadline for all advertising – Monday 21st December – noon
General classifieds online and at newsagents – Monday 21st December – noon
2nd January edition
Booking deadline for advertising – Wednesday 23rd December – noon
Classified ads, online and at newsagents – Wednesday 23rd December – noon
“We need this message to reach other
cities so that it can impact members
of the Upper House,” she said.
“[Upper House MP] need to hear
publicly aired concerns by councils
on the way the government and the
Opposition have treated local govern-
ment by creating a Bill that usurps the
Local Government Act.
“My motion is that [Subiaco] take
urgent action to elicit support from
other local governments on this matter,
by encouraging them to stand up for
the principles that local government
is based upon.”
Local Government Minister Tony
Simpson is due to meet Subiaco CEO
Don Burnett and mayor Heather
Henderson on Wednesday, December
16.
His visit is primarily to discuss the
Bill but could include a conversation
about the future of Subiaco Oval, if
a motion authorising the mayor and
CEO to hold meetings about it gets up.
Mr Burnett said the council had
advice that it would not be possible
to make the necessary arrangements
and changes to comply with the City
of Perth Bill’s deadline of July 1, 2016.
The Bill has yet to go through to the
Upper House, which does not sit again
until February next year.
Under the terms of the Bill, Subiaco
would be obliged to launch community
consultation and produce a report on
the issue before the end of March next
year, an effective timeframe of just two
months. He indicated that it could be
July 1, 2017, instead.
Ms Roberts and
her then husband,
Mrs Mac’s pies heir
Robert Macgregor,
spent $30million
consolidating five
riverside blocks
at the corner of
Johnson Parade
and Hill Terrace.
Ms Roberts, the
daughter of late
Multiplex founder
Denby Roberts
John Roberts,
who died in 2006,
shared in the sale of $1 billion worth
of Multiplex shares with her two broth-
ers when the company went public.
The Macgregors renovated an exist-
ing mansion on the back Mosman Park
block and received council approval
on December 15, 2009, for a two-storey
house and three pools, which they
later withdrew.
The block was elevated with the ad-
dition of tonnes of soil and levelled out.
Ms Roberts bought a heritage-listed
Cottesloe house called Barsden, built
91 years ago, for almost $9million on a
double block on the corner of Forrest
and Broome streets in 2011. It overlooks
the Indian Ocean.
The back of the house was demolished
but planned renovations did not go
ahead. In August this year, Cottesloe
council approved a second plan for
renovations and two-storey additions
to Barsden valued at $5million.
Is this a vital piece of evidence?
• From page 5
to nearby Karrakatta Cemetery, raped and
left for dead.
When spotted around 10am on a Saturday
morning, the exhibitionist was standing not
far from a basketball court where later, it
emerged, the victim’s driver’s licence had
been found.
The POST previously reported that police
were certain that the Rowe Park rapist went
on to become the Claremont serial killer,
now positively linked via DNA to the murder
of Ciara Glennon two years later (“Fourth
serial killer victim”, POST, October 17.
The four young women were abducted
late at night after visiting Claremont’s Club
Bay View or the Claremont Hotel in 1995,
1996 and 1997.
Mr Napper said: “The behaviour points
to a suspect who is extremely familiar with
Claremont.
“He feels comfortable within a very tight
geographical area.”
He said an examination of other crimes
in the area, including home burglaries,
peeping Toms, flashers and other attempted
abductions, could yield vital clues.
“Most serial killers hone their techniques
in domestic burglaries. It is a precursor to
predatory behaviour,” he said.
It was a popular myth that sexual offend-
ing only went upwards in seriousness, Mr
Napper said.
However, an offender might commit a
serious rape and later resort to flashing
or masturbating in public, all the while
scouting for other potential victims and
UWA to copy Bond Uni
• From page 1
“How we take those options forward has other sectors.
yet to be decided but we will move forward
on them and that modernisation of the he said.
academic calendar is essential,” he said.
“Currently, the majority of our teaching Tertiary Education Union president Jamie
takes place over two 13-week semesters.
“That means for half the year our teaching to demonstrate at UWA’s Christmas Party.
spaces, libraries, laboratories and coffee
shops are significantly underutilised and shock and there are a lot who are angry at
in some cases not used at all.
“We need to do that because many in the run-up to Christmas,” Mr O’Shea said.
other universities – in fact most other
universities – are ahead of us in this.
Most of them have already taken steps
to improve utilisation of the campus
infrastructure.
“We have over $2billion worth of
assets sitting here on campus and
those assets are underutilised for half
the year. Given that government still
provides the majority of our funding,
we have to be responsive to indicators
that come out of government.”
Mr Johnson said government expect-
ed universities to be more innovative
Council cull bid
• From page 7
“It failed to explain any cogent
reasoning and, to the contrary, the
reasons for reform shifted as different
arguments were discredited.
“It shifted almost the entire cost of
its process on to local ratepayers.”
Mr Goode described Local
Government Minister Tony Simpson’s
merger task as a poisoned chalice and
likened the latter stages of the bid to
purgatory.
Mr Goode said the state government’s
decision to let six councils have a poll
on whether they wanted to be merged
(three said no) remained puzzling, as
it had tried to avoid the Dadour poll
provisions.
After the polls Mr Barnett said he was
running up the white flag on mergers.
Perspectives on Australian Local
Government Reform is published by
The Federation Press for $49.95.
It is available direct from the pub-
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POST, December 12, 2015 – Page 105
opportunities.
“It depends on how they are feeling on
the day,” Mr Napper said.
“It would fit the known pattern for a
rapist to return to the scene of his crime
and behave in this way. They seek out
geographical anchor points.”
He said serial rapist and murderer
Mark Dixie, who once lived in Subiaco,
had been caught exposing himself to a
jogger in Dunsborough after he had al-
legedly raped a woman in her home in
West Leederville in the 1990s (“Sex fiend
Dixie linked to more brutal rapes”, POST,
November 28).
The witness told the POST this week that
in the past year he had twice reported the
1995 Rowe Park pervert incident to police
by phone, but had not yet been asked to
provide a statement.
He saw the man standing near a bush
about 15m from Gugeri Street. The place
he has identified is immediately behind
the path that the 17-year-old girl is thought
to have been using when abducted.
Mr Napper said the exhibitionist may have
been reported by another motorist on that
Saturday and may even have been arrested.
“It may even emerge that the same man
had been peering into windows and expos-
ing himself and taking underwear from
washing lines,” he said.
Mr Napper said the latest report of an
incident in the park around the time of the
abduction highlighted the importance of
the public reporting to police all untoward
behaviour.
in themselves as well as in their links with
“So that is something we will focus on,”
Meanwhile, UWA staffer and National
O’Shea said he expected a large turnout
“There are a lot of people who are in
the way the jobs cuts were announced, and
n e d l a n d s .w a . g o v. a u
Customer Service Officer
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Permanent Part Time 2 days (15.2 hours) per week
$55,500 - $61,300 per annum (pro-rata)
The core function of the role is to provide high quality customer
service to Centre users. The Customer Service Officer is responsible
for taking course enrolments and room hire bookings, responding to
enquiries, cash handling and general administrative duties.
Applications will be accepted until 12 noon,
Friday 18 December 2015.
For more information please refer to the full advertisement and
position description on the City's website, nedlands.wa.gov.au
Cambridge Notice
MEETING SCHEDULE
OF COUNCIL 2016
In accordance with Regulation 12(1) of the Local
Government (Administration) Act, public notice is
hereby given of the Council meeting schedule for
2016 comprises of two Committee meetings held
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Smith could be cricket’s El Cid
The big question facing
Australian cricket now is:
does Steve Smith have the
necessary tools to lead it back
to the dominating powerhouse
it once was?
Right now, Australia, with 109
points, sits second on ICC’s Test
rankings table, 16 points adrift
of South Africa, with Pakistan
on 106, India 100, England 99,
and New Zealand 95.
However you look at it,
Australia is in rebuild.
This has not been a burn-the-
house-down overhaul, but more
the consequence of a whole
pile of retirements all coming
at once.
In the space of just a few
Test matches, former captain
Michael Clarke and veterans
Brad Haddin, Shane Watson and
Chris Rogers have gone.
The last to drop the curtain
was pace man Mitchell Johnson,
who played his last Test in Perth
just a few weeks ago.
There is no doubt Smith is the
man to lead, so let’s turn our at-
tention to his current regiment
of soldiers-at-arms.
Dave Warner certainly has
what it takes. He’s explosive at
the top of the order, at the same
time displaying a new maturity,
knowing when to look at the
The three world title contenders from Brazil, from left, world No. 3 Adriano De Souza, world No. 2 Filipe Toledo,
and world No. 4 Gabriel Medina at the opening of the Pipeline Masters in Hawaii on Tuesday. Photo: WSL/Kirstin
Flipping Filipe’s unbelievable
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By CAMERON BEDFORDBROWN
That Brazilian surfer, Filipe
Toledo, is just so hot right now.
Looking more like a tattooed
street boxer, he is far from the
stereotypical bleached board
rider.
At the first World Surf League
event at Snapper Rocks, in
Queensland, Toledo (20) carved
a line in the sand when he put
on the most radical display of
controlled surfing ever seen in
the competition.
Toledo’s flawless, big aerial
reverses combined with tradi-
tional on-the-wave power surfing
have seen him – the youngest
surfer on tour – poised to snatch
a world title from perennial
champ Mick Fanning at the Pipe
Masters in Hawaii this week.
With three comp wins, and
despite some calls that he hasn’t
got the big-wave act, Toledo is
slashing at the heels of Fanning
and looks the most exciting
future prospect on tour.
Hawaii brings its vagaries of
competition, and Fanning may
have used up any luck that has
come his way after his encounter
Dave Warner
bowling for a time and when to
put the foot down.
The Kiwis did expose a few
cracks in the Warner defensive
foundations, particularly when
the ball started to swing and cut
in Adelaide’s twilight.
There is a bit of roll-the-dice
about Joe Burns, who can be a
nicker, and it wouldn’t surprise
if young WA opener Cameron
Bancroft eventually took that
slot.
The Marsh brothers – Shaun,
with fate – and a great white –
earlier in the year.
But the legendary Australian
is the toughest competitor on
tour, with a steely-eyed ap-
proach combined with ruthlessly
efficient, radical surfing.
He may not have the flair of
air that Toledo displays, but
his vast experience and cool
competitive act will give him
the edge as he sits on the verge
of becoming Australia’s greatest
ever competitive surfer.
Heading straight from a win
at Sunset last week will give
Fanning some fire going into
Pipe, and if I was a gambler, the
money would be on him.
But it’s been Toledo who has
stolen the show this year, and
after his mind-blowing surfing
from the first event, the older
pros must have been scratching
their heads and heading back to
the drawing board.
The word was that if you didn’t
have a good air game on tap, you
could be on the way out.
One Toledo manoeuvre in
particular stood out: at Snapper,
he pulled off a club sandwich
where he turned upside down
inside the wave and spun a 360.
Freeze framing that move you
who is batting at five, and Mitch,
who is too high at six but has
done some good things with
the ball – are also in a bit of a
crap shoot.
Usman Khawaja, who is
busting his gut to be fit for the
Boxing Day Test match after
making consecutive centuries in
Brisbane and Perth then injur-
ing a hamstring, must stay fit.
To me, he looks soft fit. He
sure ain’t Davy Warner.
Adam Voges has made an
extraordinarily late debut and
will add a little solidarity for a
while, but won’t be part of the
scene long-term unless they
change the rules about letting
a player have a runner, or he
becomes very adept in using a
walking frame.
When you start late, you have
to do what Mike Hussey did a few
years back and keep churning
out runs. Voges isn’t in Hussey’s
class, though.
I always thought Matthew
Wade would be the preferred
glove-man, but you have to
admire how Peter Neville has
performed since he came into
the team.
He’s a no-nonsense cricketer,
in Haddin’s mould but a bit
smoother, and his batting also
has a touch of class. He looks
can see him compressed on his
board like an Olympic gymnast,
upside down inside the curl of
the wave putting as much punch
into a wave as I’ve ever seen.
In the words of former world
champ, WSL commentator and
aerial innovator Martin Potter
after the replay: “Unbelievable.”
Toledo and current world
champ Gabriel Medina are
the sharpest in the quiver of
Brazilian surfers on the pro tour.
Fellow Brazilian Adriano De
Souza is close in third place,
making for an exciting three-way
battle for the crown.
Kelly Slater is one of the great-
est sportsmen ever and sits at
the head of the table as head
monk of the surfing monastery.
But he’s struggled this year,
grabbing rails and falling a lot.
His more extreme boards
aren’t working for him and he
needs to rethink his equipment
and get back to the basics of
finishing waves.
He’s still one of the most
popular surfers on tour and
my fave of all time, so it would
be nice to see him stay on tour,
but we’re expecting a lot from
the ageing legend after he has
given so much.
Austin Robertson’s sporting
like he could bat up the order,
but then so did Gilly.
It’s great having a batsman
coming in at seven capable of
making a Test 100.
Selectors reach for the Quick-
Eze when they start thinking
about our young quicks, because
most of the current crop keep
breaking down.
None of them appear to be
as durable as Dennis Lillee
and Glenn McGrath – or Peter
Is it too late to
save Test cricket?
Test cricket is a game out
of its time.
It can stretch its full five days
and end in a long, played out,
laborious draw.
Some draws can wear the
game’s badge of honour, like
the one against the West Indies
at Adelaide Oval in 1961 when
Ken “Slasher” Mackay and
Lindsay Kline deserved med-
als for saving the game against
overwhelming odds.
But for the most part, draws
are as boring as watching a
frozen banana defrost.
The people who love cricket
– the poets, the stats geeks and
the Bay 13 bums, the mums, the
second guessers, the former
players, and thankfully, some of
the kids – all love Test cricket
for it timelessness.
Though it has to finish in
five days, it is virtually a game
without a clock.
Oh sure, the breaks during
the day are defined in red ink,
as are the numbers of overs to
be bowled in a day.
But players don’t necessarily
have to watch the clock.
It has a strict format, but the
boundaries in a captain’s mind
are limitless.
This is why we have great
captains, good captains and
poor captains.
We’ve just seen some monu-
mental changes to the game, none
bigger than the first Test under
lights with a pink ball, played in
Adelaide a fortnight ago.
Yep, night Test cricket, with
a pink ball seaming and cutting
in the twilight.
What’s wrong with the ball
swinging a little bit more at
night?
Be assured, the players
will adjust to that, and their
techniques and strategies will
improve.
The changes we saw in
Adelaide, with just a few more
tweaks, will not just salvage
Test cricket, but also make it a
mainstream game for the masses
once again.
There is no doubt
Steve Smith is the man
to lead Australia’s Test
team.
Siddle, for that matter.
All of them have had time on
the sidelines with busted feet
(as with Mitchell Starc), backs
or hammies.
But the one to pull it all to-
gether will be Smudge Smith,
who, with a little tweaking, has
the talent in his team and the
leadership quality to make it
click.
He has the opportunity to be
cricket’s El Cid.
I’ve been worried for some
time about the future of Test
cricket – not so much for an
Ashes series or, indeed, any
form of cricket in England,
Australia or New Zealand.
But when you’re playing to
empty houses in the United
Arab Emirates and the West
Indies, and not-even-close-to-
full arenas in South Africa and
India, it becomes a concern.
Day/night Test cricket may
be the panacea to turn things
around.
Of course, I believe the com-
mentator who makes most sense
about changes to Test matches
has been my old mate, Shane
Warne.
Put Warnie in charge of things,
and it’s likely we’d have the
Boxing Day Test at night.
Other suggestions he’s made
that I like are to discard tosses
and have the away captain
decide whether to bat or bowl;
games played over four days;
and playing for longer each day.
And the big one: no innings to
go on longer than 100 overs, and
those 100 overs to be bowled in
one day.
It’s a lot to take in, but why
couldn’t it all work?
People who do not love cricket
feel its timelessness too.
They lampoon a game that
feels so … yesterday.
They mock our game for not
having a clock, for its inter-
minable breaks for lunches,
afternoon tea, drinks and now
dinner.
The game seems shackled by
stats and decimal points, and,
in its most important format,
why oh why are the players
from both teams all dressed in
dreary white?
I can understand how the
young today might struggle
with a contest like Test cricket,
played over five days without
necessarily even producing a
result.
That might look like five days
of boredom to them, and bore-
dom is anathema to the young.
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